The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 10, 1911, Page 7

Seattle Leads in Aid for Stricken Chinese appro famine While following a 4 Sana , Now, therefo “he atate of Was! most earnestly ca ‘of this state aid as they qeclety at Washir The Red Cross » the governors Bia nead Fase When Roy Gress waiversity student, st tagged beneath an a foot of Queen Ar Portland waiting of their parents fast reports they flail Mrs. Hamm Auto Romance Ends With an Elopement stilt Te. See TE WSSING AL | HEARD FROM Mil fear that Marjory Re q@eded her life rather Alaska with her m Magnuson, was man had when the latter he following letter: “Dear Mother—! am safe and is no mv well, There do not regret the git whatever of retur with you. has come to thi do otherwise “MA im eleven.” letter was posted ri! k s apecial delivery stamp eed to f am in good hands step I taken, as | have no inten. ning to I am sorry s, but | RJORY. ninth, nineteen hun- ocally and The } delleves Gat Marjory | ec ~~~" FOUR BODIES is now | in Tace ma | eel H. Hanson, of ‘the Co. Tacoma. Bonding & personal friend of the fays he saw the girl interurban train Tuesday ight at 9 o'clock. She |. &@ short distance Mrs. academy. eft the car from Mag ‘Will not give up her efforts the girl to go of forestry at of Washington, is with smalipox Inspector to Alaska Junior in the Uni in the city and City} McGee BE efery precaution to prevent of the disease ow smallpox last fenant of Brinkle including the Were immediately No other cases « at the love prices in among Brinkley Sunday ys frater matron vacet. smallpox Institution — Ss : Seattle. ir re » in the movement ent begun by the § elal Club has be appeal mnie Work terday arth and already ship provisions to the tive eral received William after Wilson stereopt the ponse Sidney Stro of the Westmin church last night on with stricken p was me & of Queen Anne church, has called | eting of his eongrega xt Sunday afternoon at k to consider the reilef, and ott gious organizations will urge a) and financial ture on ppeal ople, A onal question immediate re both mx support dy with her best nd met her was strol %. grimy and di 4 from beneath a mis having auto husband | with but was so flustered that he drove off without ing proper acknowledgment of his in troduction to the young woman. But later they w togeth er often, and w week Gregg received an offer of emy ment in Portland, the matrimonial plunge was (taken. seen last oy | KILLS TWO WOMEN THEN KILLS HIMSELF (My United Press.) ENTERPRISE, Or, Feb. 10. The coroner's jury met today to in Vestignte the deaths of Will Wind sor, who mitted suicide here after he had killed his. wife, his sister-in-law, Mrs. Fred Rhienhart and had given his baby into the} charge of neighbors, SEARCH FOR - POSTMASTER love my ar mony of the is a is a vate life land actres edy, a bur Miss Vanghan postmaster, who dropped from sight a week ago in Atlantic City A man answering his description | left El Paso Tuesday, giving Los|that Miss Angeles as his forwarding address. | missing New jeorge 8. Gri Philadelphian (ny has jnst arriv | “1 have m ARE FOUND TRINIDAD, Colo., Feb. 10.—Res- cuers today recovered four bodies from the Cokedale, Carbom and | Coal Company's mine, wrecked last |might by a gas explosion. At mi | night two miners, barely alive, were brought out. Eleven men are still buried beneath the bebris. The mine was advertised as the safest in the country. Seventeen men were at work when the acel-| dent occurred. Timbers were blown 600 feet through the mine entrance, and the engine house was wrecked. ‘SCHWAB WINS AS GAMBLE (my to “which I | Those promis I have, and must excuse the question ( HUACHUC. News of | Torres, milita ment | by # Courter t miles south sassination, | He was shot during an engagement wited Frees) MONTE CARLO, Feb, 10.—| ith 8 smull Charles M. Schwab, according to|{o be carried friends today, has just won $10,000 at roulette at Monte Carlo. Former Milltary foyer from Calais, won a louis Ye ($4) on an even chance and quit.! Recruit SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. opinions of the Mrs. que on the real YOUTH TRACES. NEW YORK, Feb. 10. Dorothy dependent search for the Dorothy's am bound marry Miss Arnold. ‘REBELS WOUND ARMY LEADER the of Sonora, was broug’ Torres was shot one of his troopers, attempting as Instructor — What Premier Balfour of England came meant by hereditary enemies? kende Blactter THE EVELYN VAUGHAN Fet ‘you matr 10. ry mt, but ob slangy summing of Miss Eve actresses, up spot n actress Lytell between a farce, a French Mins ® marr n scoffed She United Press.) | Betleving | Arnold, thé York hetrons, ix alive com, Jr, the wealthy | wire P today began an in girl He ‘ed from Italy, ade certain promises mother,” he said, | to respect es cover certain plans because of them you me from answertn whether | expect Joba Washington, |iabor ax in favor of th coal legislation The N on royalties of ton, fo to Alaska schools The bills, & reduction of jot coal in Seat Pinchot, ex-fore favors the bill United Press) A, Ariz. Feb. 10.« wounding of Gen. ry head of the depart here ‘oday from Tonichi, 60 of the border, Gen. in the neck by Hodge sta’ j be a candidate 191 be elected, according to report ple a band of rebels, and | of th, wounded that he had from the field. | enthusiastically they will b and state our relations. — File Pras scati ~ E SALE Bc Real Kid Gloves Reguiar Value $1.50 To $1.75—- A Most Extraordinary Offering That Deserves Immediate Attention. A Women will find it temptation of buying hig Kid Gloves, absolutely per = price ha REMEMBER that we import all our Gloves direct from the factories; enormous quantities, and can and do sell high-grade Gloves at the ad Martin’s Hodge said living thing light STAR—FRIDAY Can Actress Be Happy Though Married? “Sure,” Says Miss Vaughan, Stage Favorite, the Vaughan's d. If enacted for an actre ought to know URGE BILL TO | LEASE LANDS | IN ALASKA Ballaine urging religious organizations se esident Taft, Senator > jand Representative Mondell a nactment of Alaska is back comm ison and the Mondel! bills both provide for leasing coal lands 6 and 5 per cent of the receipts to| wagon 10 Is Hodge Serious About That Boom? In an interview given to the Los Angeles Express, Sheriff Robert T. os definitely that he will governor | “There ix nothing to it. be sald. “The time has arri » taking their g hands of the special interests and will run {t themselves. for | initiative and referendum Neve the time is soon coming when extended to the county government.” In speaking of the recall, Sheriff the must roads ed when peo- ernment out have Miss mar: I sup from mercial, | te per will mean | 3a ton In the pric Ballaine declar r, he declares, I shall "EBRUARY 1 Recall Our Judges! Why Not? Asks W. S. Uren, Father of Oregon System} _ ..; “They Are Elected to Serve Us; If They Do Not They Should Be Fired” BY DANA SLEETH me SALEM Feb, 10.—Reea one judges, certainly, why not that's what W. 8. U'Ren, “father of the annwe » the ation to have judictary Oregon aystem, rs ent agit apply to the There is the same call judges an there ts to any other publle official, They are if they do not r the recal law reason to re recall elected to serve they should be U'Ren never fired blinked pr when he public frequently less closely in touch with the interests than other offtes and they to them! power to annul our laws official iia. people's holde the They are | take ives re lawmaker an th Court are 1 in th have arbitrari law ar the ¢ power ander “In short, justice tiative eme if he judge in O: appointee ple and { We I never have never heard ude but because an Oregon 4 measure and wanted that did the judge?” law more than he was asked egon hould b of the alwa 1 of the you would fire a su nullified an wan retired at the ect the people they ‘A judge the people’s hired man given by the THEIR WILL him people TO if he recalled a deserves it,” The tickets, markets will give you recall, I the) Ti PENSION BILL FOR POLICEMEN staff & aff Spe 6 only another type of His job . bo He should be fired as speedily as any other hired man SOMETHING DOING AT THE MARKETS Orph t ad London’s Popular Saturday Sales] | Remember 2 Great Days’ Selling Are Arranged for Men's and 28-inch Umbrellas, with ther handles $1.00 Black Sateen and | $2.00 Long Flannelette Heatherbloom Petticoats | Kimonos . 49¢ Coats for girls from 1 to 1 Astrakhans, M eral styles. ms, anc and Floor Coverings list follows of bargains day and Saturday $10.50 Brussels Rugs, 6x9 foot ‘ $16.60 Brussels Rugs, B2x10% feet . ) Brussels Rug: Oxl2 feet $19.50 Brussels Rugs, Sxl? feet eee 22.50 Axminster Rugs, $15.75 $16.75 - $19.35 + $2.85 00 Axminster Rugs, 9x12 fect . $20.00 Axminster | Rugs, Yxi2 fe $4.00 Axminster Rugs, 3 Inches : Axminster Rugs, 6 feet ... Axminster Rugs, inches S ¢ Printed Linol a square yard 0 I am| recall, and be “When the public elects a man to office it expects him to look after the interests ¢ | should be do. ot the kept only ag long does well what he was engag peor ple as he to PROGRESSIVE BANQUET ON | The gressive held tomorrow at the Hotel biggest following prog’ Thomas W Lit f ‘Wan L. Blo gressive and siventve Next Blow e Perkins, “T! Courts ;" aN rge Fr Man in the N dail, “The | Citizen; rd to the [Jj the Farmer vende artad Thomas P i-grade imported Moral Outlook; fect, at so low a | “The Press; resist of Mra, Ini ninent was mad yesterday a daught tat at clsco, auit | maine her sister, Portland, Or., gathering leaders in & night at shington bration of Lincoln's birthday pattie of pro-} will be a banquet in ce m will be given Bain, In's Life,” Wills “The Thing We the Rufus in the Battle; in in Municipal Affairs; ‘Hannan, “The Business} w Order Duty Hazelton, ‘ed Polities; “The Has Ente Revelle, Deed Mission of the Victor M. Measure of Democracy.” plone by er, Mrs, Alice D. had obtained the es: R E. Le J. Big ight Again Real Pro. Progres*+ Wilson, Reform Griffith: The Joseph of Our 8, “The War Good “Why a Mayar Progreasiv “A Fuller lie Van of San Fran- | the sub, Isabella who clai tate from her mother by fra | that she is enjoying without |from the estate ing It the ested 1014 Second Ay. various the heir EVERYONE GOES Gauld. San Francisco—The $250,000 es Winkle, of a M. Ro ms that | of 4, and Income distribut: | s Inter- market ad in this issue, Free Orpheum tickets for you. and | 19 $1.65 Inlaid Linoleum, & square yard }Hi 40c White Jap Matting, per yard 50 Ingrain Art Square 4gx3 yards 8 50 Ingrain Art Square, Ingrain Art Square, yards $1.85. 50 Ingrain Art Square, ax4 yards 85.75. 15e¢ 20¢ Hemp Stair yard Hemp Stair ‘arpet, yard Carpet, per per 85¢ yard Axminster Carpet Sani inches m Axminster Carpet Sample 4 inches 98¢ $1.50 Body B Is Carpet Sam ples, 27x54 inches She [° he Window Sha Opaque Oil Window ach } J0c Lace Curtain Brass Extension 1 Y 65e¢ | « 6: Shad Rods, / for 50¢e 500 Lace 1% yards | ea, 20¢ Curtain Samples, ng; no two alike AMERICAN PRINTS, 4! It is a fact in Blues, On sale a London's, ‘“ 12! OUTING FLANNEL B20 T » Down, 1921 Amoskeag, also the Swiss Outing Flannel, light and dark selected styles. On 1 Sale at London's 8c AMOSKEAG GINGHAMS Amoskeag Checked Ginghams, Lan. caster and other standard makes; ods that are thoroughly guaran. das to wearing and washing | alities, On Sale at iE F228 ff London's Bunting in colors all the styles you want (Grove Reds and 5e BUNTING 2!4¢ Standard On Sale at London's, yd. 12',0 PERCALES 8!,¢ Dark Styles Percales, 124%¢ value. be i INDIA LINON | White India Linon. en for values, On Sale at London's yd. 43¢ only 220 WHITE IRISH LINEN Pure White Irish ete, 69¢ and 65¢ 86 In. Walsts, 500 Brussels Stair Carpet, L Men's with wind Frost slipping up y For Men and Women UMBRELLAS we ion, inlaid trimmed congo, and Wrappers ........98¢ Children’s Coats Worth $3.50 to $5.00 $I + years 1 B er materials Over three hundred samples of Fine Heatherbloom, Mer- Mohair, Cotton Taffeta and Near- rays, tans, Wray Skirt cerized Sateen, Umbrellas, and congo handles fancy bone arcloths, Moreen, Silk Petticoats; blacks, reds, greens; also Persian and Dresden effects. COA The val Che Diagonal other plain color patterns. All si yest Coat ts, in House 79 road- All colors All wool Suit styles. All sizes. FRUGSS [amplePetticoats About Half Price SAMPLES—THE CREAM OF THE FACTORY’S OUTPUT navy blues, browns, in first-class condition-= Regular $1.00 Petticoats 44c Regular $1.50 Petticoats at Regular coats at 87c $1.23! Regular $3.00 Pett! coats at .. pes Regular $4.00 and $8.00 | Petticoats at sage We Positively Cannot Take Back Any Hair Goods Fine, Glossy Switches $3.00 Women's Human Hair Switches, all the drab shades which are so hard to get; $10.00. Special PUFFS Cluster Puffs, shades of hair; tifully atock but, a set Not WINTER WEAR Heavy at Gloves, a pair Heaviest ext heavy shield to p sleeve. Special , Prices Cut to Sell Quickly ‘or Men's $1 BSc Snir ine will feel migh: that fortable Heavy Fleeced Drawers, cut. to, great today and FURS $5.00, Coney, eneh Lynx in all beau- fine | 98c 50 Fleeced Yarn wrist * 50c Winter Underwear Shirts values tomorrow, $6.00 and $7.00 Furs shades; browns, worth $8.00 to a eeeeeee seme ROLLS Washable Hair Rolls in all shades of hair; the regular 350 value. 19c Special creation; beautiful very stylish. | Special se s. Huge Two-Day Sale, Men's GOLF AND DRESS SHIRTS for, Come as quick as you can although this stock of shirts very large, this low price take them out with a rush or medium, Per other fancy shirtings, Values $1, to go at ...... Men's Heavy Wool Sox ‘ Men's Shawkait Men's Wool Mix Sox Men's Ra Sox Men's Four Ties Lined 38e. nd Jack lroad nt in ‘Hand eu Men's Heavy We have them in Oxford gray with red or plain trimmings. r Tbe to 98e MeNt ogee Men's All Wool orted colors. Sp rtle Neck Oxford or Navy. pecial today Men’s Heavy Flannel navy blue, dark brown green or gray $2.98 in dozens of shapes it All Wool and Wool offered $5, $6 AND $7 FURS AND MUFFS and Muffs, Squirrel, Fox, Jap Mink Every plece guaranteed mt € NONE WORTH LESS THAN $10 TO $20 Women’s and Misses’ Suits, Worth $15 to $25 , best Jackets lined with guaranteed silks and satins. $1.87 wees 2:49 Hair Puffs, Rolls and Switches blondes and Puff Pins) the new several designs; 25¢ will Light Madras and 49c .. 186 ..15¢ | : 8c Cotton either $175 Sweat $1.25 Shirts; dark Madam! Do You Want a Long Prices Cut Still Deepe adcloths es, in blacks and $6.98 $1.50 and $2.00 Tailored | $3.00 and $4.00 Hat and Fancy Dress Waists, all sizes .........69¢ Shapes, all colors, shapes and sizes ....,...25¢ $9.98 materials and workmanship. Very latest $2.49 For Men’s or Women’s $3.50 SHOES You cannot save a dollar any easier than by getting into a pair of London's Shoes. ith- Viet Kid and Gun Metal, Blu- cher style or button, some cloth tops, Cuban heels, Special at.. rs $2.40 st and plump- est stock used in these shoes. Patent Colt, Vici Kid, Gun Metal and Box Calf, 8 different lasts, including that new swing, bigh toe; Goody: welts, Special at sees paves $2.49 oe for ‘Women's Shoes, worth tent tip, best everlasting iid, lucher style, Friday and Saturday only. BOYS’ CALF SHOES 49¢ for Boys’ Calf Indoor Shoes; do not get these for out- door wear; they will not stand the wet; a pair -19¢ Boys’ SATIN CALF SHOES Specials For Big Boys, a pair .....$1.49 a pair For Medium Sized Boys, $1.29 For Small Boys, a pair 1.19 Men’s Heavy Work, All Leather Shoes, $1.49, $1.98, $249. We can save you 50c to $1 per pair on this class of goods 59¢ FOR WOMEN’S FELT JULIETS—Why trudge around the house with cold feet? These are the only positive comfort for cold weather. Fur trimmed. Any color. Sold oftentimes at $1.50 and London's price is only 59 S5¢ gets Girls’ Kid Shoes, the kind that most stores sell regular- ly at $1.50. Any size to large 2 $1.49 for Girls’ and Women's soft, smooth grain calf, for out door wear this $2 shoe cannot be xcelled. Positively perfect and a great bargain at .......$1.49 Our Hosiery Department Women’s pure thread black silk hose with Leite aio top, 48 Women black ane lisle Hose, Hermsdorf, double sole, 5 Boys’ 2 in 1 rib school Stock ings, 6 to 9%. A pair 9c 5 or 3 pair for 25c Women’s good black cotton hose for every day wear, plain black. tan or white foot Women 250 best black cotton fleece Hose, ribbed or hemmed top, Regular or Children’s Built to Wear” Stock. ings, the best that can 2 be made and sold for. i 2€ Special Sale Women’s and Children’s Outing Gowns Much Cheaper Than They Can Be Made at Home Infants’ 39¢ Outing Gowns 27 with collar, Sale price. +2 c Children’s Gowns, wel] made and neatly finished 39 Children’s 8 8 to ld ye Sale price 4 C Women's 75¢ Gowns, well 59 made, with collar. Sale price WJC Women’s $1.00 Gowns, plain colors or striped, Sale price ... 79c Women's $1 owns, heavy, firm outing, white or colors, Sale price ........ oan