The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 28, 1911, Page 8

TODAY IN HISTORY February 28 Pichegru of the 1804, Gen, Charle French rudely ened sound § hurried without giving bin wa the jail t comforta bed him to look through might have in his po. faterruption. Pichegru was pected of plotting to take the of Napoleon, and might have ft had he ever gotten out of again. He never did whe time th wanted y officers ot ail W. L. Biger, head Seattle Hardware deliver a « manship” be Estate assoc of Commerce attle Real Chamber Wednesday evening Fred and Minnie Graham, got into trouble recently the abstraction of $68 silk from a down town store, yesterday © from the county Jail on bonds of $2,000 each worth were Prof. J. E. Gould of the Univer sity of Washington delivered a le ture on “Mars” to the the Broadway bigh evening. sehoo! been ap newly or. Wash. Chas. A. Seeger has pointed secretary of the ganized Y. M. C. A. of Doty Sacramento. —The Wyllie option bill, amended so as to make the township the unit of option passed the senate yesterday aman of the | who through of students of | last, local | Dr. Jame: Farrell of the I took and sot the teeth W. H. Th Thayer Loggiv Hed yesterday me Vashon island by @ rolling Tacoma t of the was ki at Burton Coupeville, Re BE. I cently tined $1 » make clothes Fairbanks.Por the f he histo Tanana @ alling February delay to th land passengers, Judge A. W. Frater will addre the lub of Meth Prote ehureh, 16th ay Jobu next Friday evening and Cotterit! will lec Park Be to Pla Roland W The Plans of the This Year in Relation rounds” at tomorrow afternoon's | meeting of the Seattle Playground | » the Chamber of Com | merce | association The city council Inst night voted into the contro! of the park be the slope the upper lower roadway at Ninth av and and between University st Broad will be n the The stay of Whims, the way high paper elected for the ensuing year beginning of next week school M. ¢ at | Rev, A. W. Leonard will jon © Rico” in the Y Jauditorium tomorrow night o'clock. | Oe ee *) @ LABOR NOTES. * THE OUR DAILY BIRTHDAY PARTY. and gent of m Unit ed § " pring malnapring in of muc ” year that the finally have stayed prung, and on the rebound Vi has landed righ dab middle aquare the One we think Vietor 1 would cut figure congress that Mr He some He will have no par least If he he can aN colleague can't get raise the devil,” as st of holder Hut at ation, another socta And you Herger to do tha any legis pute It rs old today, and BUFORD {a HERE TODAY The United ates army trar port Buford, which will carry food supplies to the starving Chinese, is to arrive tonight Orders for were placed with milling compani« yesterday The relief committee belfeves that the transport will | fully cargoed. The Buford ts net uled to sall Monday night. KE OLYMPIA, Feb. 28.—Por Cirnt county delegation voted terest teachers hole by a ve Under have the King idly op than local happened on time (hi jon, the ubject of Tht retirement houne sned to of 62 to # thin bill, more in ther) trib bith, pigeon fund jah the teachers ent werved ye Furniture Dry Goods titled ranging fund is tol The agitation started by ative when he SEATTLE STAR 000 fron of $38 When etill { necond cholec the not #ub the vote by whieh the pr girloken direc law, ha vision wa from primary ided in the come ye y as a special order o' , but Represe ather of the bill te on te asked Washington, Here in become en retiremen fon $100 to $ The chiefly made up out of con: un ne by the them 1 toda from 0 The senate refused accept the house appropriat which provides Repre Thursday, 61 titutions Zodnick asked re consideration of The FREDERICK & NELSON, Store Closes Daily at 5:30 attractive t Phe 4 future Black Annua WOMEN'S HOSIERY, box of WOMEN’S FI AND GAUZE-LIS pair “WOMEN’S SIL OUTSIZE HIS event present tunitic three and six pair warrant buying liberally, for Mhe qualitic Hosiery; offered in the WOMEN’S BLACK THREAD SILK H@SIERY, box of pairs, $2.50, $3.00, $4.00 and $5.00. WOMEN'S LISLE AND SILK- LISLE HOSIERY, box pairs, $1.25. alues offered in need Cotton, 1 Sal involved are Semi s follov pair Exceptional Values Offered i in French Lace Curtains se closed out mhand of high | urtains in BLACK COTTON $1.50. COTTON HOSIERY, in the 00 to t original approp fell, ove night n Furniture Dry Goods INC. of oment to » purel in boxe Black WOMEN’S SILK-LISLE CO COTTON, MACO LISL NE COTTON |OUTSIZE LISLE LE HOSIERY, | boxes of ¢ $2.00. WOMEN’S EXTRA- QUALITY GAUZE ~-LISLE AND SILK- LISLE HOSIERY, boxes of 6 pairs, $2.50. of High Quality French MA- AND HOSIERY, 6p $1. K-LISLE AND .75. Firat Floor these group ng of manufacture, are for ADING importing h« French Lace Curtains at a ave priced them for ‘pe Curtains Special $4.85 Pair t in the offering ® | Carpenter will go to China as 5 NER ER REE REE Seattle service has been authorized About 300 listened to the pro- Build a storage dam on Carson | cram of speechmaking and singing river, connection with the | at the Millmen’s entertainment last Truckee-Carson irrigation project) night in Carpenters’ hall. tm Nevada, instead of letting the vs work out by contract | Bakers and helpers in Seattle 5 will demand an eight-hour day May Kansas City.—In order to prove); ‘Their organization numbers that his false teeth were cellulold, | 5yo, or practically every baker | the prosecuting witness against | in the city eyncraper by we ee er ek Finally 0. cides passed at the }{limen’s| petition signed by 78 electors ha: joven meeting last night been filed with=the city counetl| a5 portance, t part 3 and 3 ed oe win r treat Washington. - — The reclamatt ality ‘ount ving ample material for piano plans the dance at and we t this offerin and do ments. There are, ver, in the less expensive lots | Dreamland Fr night to of the Buford officers are progres ing fast ‘STUMP THREATENS | FALL OF CHARTER || Nabil A move to recall the city | to g-yard length. Lace Curtains Special $3.85 Pair Arabian Cluny Lace Curtains, with flat s lot, the large " ‘ — ‘ he; raised Cluny insertion and Cluny A resolution calling edge ate to adopt the emph ds long g ers’ Cream Scrim Curtains. t 1 #2: on foot 2-Fac Cluny Curtains, h atid edging insertion Three excellent styles in Colored Den complaining that cty taxes are too; Curtains. much of a burder Criticism arising over jpriation of $49 f | fund thie pose of pulling a la tump on Cedar st. in sald to! have started the clamor for a expensive form of government BURGLA RS Beige Brussels Net Curtains. Plain Filet Net Curtains, ud appliqued ba Arabian Bobbinet Curtains, with the appro. the general} All differences of opinion be- tween the city and the Smith es tate representatives have been ad- yen apo fasted, says Mayor Dilling, and| “hile ot wore Bids for contract work on the new |) “lth. 42story Smith bdailding, to be erected at Second av. and Yesler Way, Will soon bé under way ‘The new building will cost $2 000,000, and will be the third high est in the world, towering 467 feet ewarde, with a 206-story tower. city was recently awarded $15,000 . injuries = sustained After settling with was $42 poorer | A working man in New York White Scrim Curtains, damai for and edg Swiss Applique Curtains, i tan effect Good quality Lacet Arabian Curtains, Arabian Scrim and edging Applique Lace Curtains, in white, nd beige Robert E. Hesketh, councilmanic nominee, has worked at Olympia for a shorter work day for women at 10 consecutive leginiative ses ivory Other $7.75 and $9.85. High-G rrad Curtains, with 8-inch 1 des Soft-Draping Etamine Curtains, in va- Burglars attempted to enter th Filet insertion, i ovel effects St. Mark's veatern ay Stearns, super ned the police and t an away ~, modern furnished r call at th Remove Courts |" "== The Star is anxious to see that every subscriber gets bis or her paper every night. If your paper fails to come by 6 o'clock kindly | notify the circulation department of The Star and a paper will be| sent you by special messenger. Main 9400 or Ind. 441. s Glace-finished Kid ¢ loves of excellent Women’s Glace Kid Gloves man yet embroidered in blak o sel colo "Some have ger sche | On Sale at $1. 15 Pair | yn Priced lly-low at $1.15 Popular ‘Notions Ftinged Hair Nets, sr embroidered * Hemove the courts. This plea was made to Judge Albertson yesterday. Oh, no, it wasn’t the courts of law, but some tennis co rt#’ that residents of Federal av. want taken out of Volonteer park. It was taken under consideration CORPORATIONS SCARED Awakening to the fact that they &re subject to a fine of from $1,000 to $10,000 if they don’t render their report of profts by Mareh 1, that the fovernment may impose the excise tax, loca! corporations are besieging the office of the deputy collector of internal revenue for the necessary tc SANTA BARBARA, Cal. Feb. 28.) CORNER SPRING 87. inch wide an apart RISH DIMITY athe : batiste —During the most violent electrical Glace Dress Belting, white ar YARD—White fie, 1 I Storm ever experienced In Santa , . B and gray, ’ rings and pr videry edge and fitted with aed pairs of hose supporters Barbara today the plant of the Sonomon Placket Fasteners dozen : . three eines ty tautiing and’ party Round Linen Stay Laces ote foeashats aetds; Nav - teat Pearlbone C Allover Haber $1 00Yard odel with moderately hhigh Prices Lower Than Anybody. he average destroyed. GRINDS EVERYTHING . oned ong WALL PAPER nade meht Regular Special x batiste and 18¢ and 20¢ double rotts supporters white bik stock. ....10€ ‘ 2 40¢ double olin, a Floor BROWNS BHONC Free Values. in Wash tists. INGHAMS, r all Seattle any papering money at our Wall Paper Sale good line of remnants is-here, | cheap. | Federal Paint & Wall Paper Co., 14 Ist Ave., Near University St New Spring ‘Models i in lyy Corsets $1.00 and $1.50 220 A, PRICE $1.50 odel for the average too, NAI VIDE ment of plain c« " CRASH SUITIN \ “Prints” Pi aedkatninis mourning } SPECIAL 10¢ YA SHON 15¢ stripe i NCHES Tedoc CHE Paragon Ha Paccstatacein lors with w bust, skirt long t line and spoon- steel. Made of trimmed with ARD wr ely le he 10¢ long, 5c Tolman's , with hand-fin fine 5S Brand Bone C in Floral fect —— Ribbon Leaders or bodk TALKS ON THTH | os eee ces | By the REGAL ueniiSTS |} The New Month Scag Keen Savings | in Housewares ‘DENTAL TROUBLES SOLVED I D'Ssresine vatoes os rage nin Paw ae Pain and cost keep most people and tiaiiire m of these away from the dentist. If they have cleaning ment A ek sae not had the experience, they have ‘ been told—that’s why ple neglect their teeth, You don't have to fear either of these reasons any longer, as we haye brought the price of dentistry down: to where} it honestly belongs. We extract, | crown, bridge and replace teeth by |Our Method without causing the jleast pain | You can prove the cost part of this statement by securing a pric before you come to us, and as re gards the painless statement, w won't charge you a cent if we don't | fulfill it. The proving of our state: | ments we leave in your hands. You! are not out @ penny if we don't] {make good. How many dentists) WHITE EBNAMELEDWARE | will give you this assurance? HT BATH = MIRRORS, = SPRCIAL |_ A written guaranteo with all I g9.49—Oval beveled French plate pork: mirror, 16x20 inches, with 2inch | REGAL DENTAL PARLORS, white enameled frame, Will raise the } dough better— } there are many | good reasons why. Full _ Popular Toilet “Requisites a powdered soap_in tins, 10c. Pheatrical Cold Cream, 2: cum Powder, in 1 “Ib. Turkish Bath Soap, iol Peroxide Cream Carbolated Vaseline, 15 Pomade Vaseline for the See doubler remnant lots, 2 tins, Se cake, dry pantry require typic th below SOAP DISHES These made brass, and may be SPECIAL ot HARDWOOD GARMENT HANG SPECIAL %¢@—Smoothly fin. 4 shaped to fit shoulder and have bar to hold trousers 10¢ nickel-plated attached to bath DELPHOS SPECIAL of rolled cover to poppe ROYAL GRANITE TLES, SPECIAL 15¢ capacity, with Mp and b IRANITE JELLY CAKE PANS BCIAL 10¢—Royal granite steelware, 9 inches in diameter BLUE ENAMELED TEA POTS, SPECIAL 25¢—Two-quart size, ameled blue outside and white side, CORN 20¢—1 steel, with perfora perm: haking POPPERS arge-size Popper are hair, .15¢c. First Floor, Effective Jabots, 35c \ wide assortment of pretty Jabots in various sizes, effectively trimmed with lace and embroidered in white or delicate color effects, 35¢ each. tub or back of wa: of flexible strap. ROUND SAVORY SPECIAL $1.35 basting and sanitary, Jacket, close-fitting cover. GRANITEWARE DRINKING CUPS, SPECIAL 5¢ EACH-Of seamlews Royal granite steelware h bow! by means IMPORTED WASTE BASKETS 30¢, 40¢ AND sizes, of reinf stantially made an in appearance. CORRESPONDENCE STATIONERY FINE QUALITY TRICK & MURRAY 814 Third Ave. BAIT ROASTERS, Seamlose, self- Have steel and tractive t Floor. "q-lnch All-Silk Taffeta Ribbon Special 25c Yard firm, all-silk Taffeta Ribbon, 7 inches wide, in a good assortment of staple colors, stitable for hair bows, sashes and millinery trim- ming; special 25¢ yard. enameled ware pan POTATO MASHERS, SPECIAL S¢—Made of heavy spring wire, with enameled wood handle STAR EGG AND CREAM BEAT. ERS, SPECIAL S¢- Operated with one hand by proasing down on han die; strong and easy to clean. SANITARY SINK STRAINERS SPECIAL 10¢-—-Of blue japanned sheet stee!; made to fit into corner en in SERVING TRAYS. Good quality, Of black japan with decorative border long SPE. ed steel inches Lady Wellington Coal First Floor, Coal that is clean, hard, free from waste, producing properties is it will outlast, for ton, than any other. Tha and give more all ‘round satisfaction, ton it's the kind of fuel that LADY WELLINGTON is, and the fact that the price {* no greater than you would pay for inferior coals should convince you of the wisdom of buyin: Prices at Lump, $5.50—Nut, $4.00—Furnace, im it, Bunkers: $3.75 Distributers for SUPERIOR ISSAQUAH COAL Prices at Bunkers: Lump, $4.50—Nut, $3.50 MAIN OFFICE EY BLK ONES 5040 LATONA BUNKERS 113 NORTHLAKE AVE North 465 Greed 652 and rich in | sure to prove economical to you, no matter what the cost is, for with these qualities 1405 3rd Ave, N. W. Cor, Union Tennis Rackets Restrung We have in our employ ono of the best tennis repair men in the country, All Restringing Guaran- teed We repair anything in the Fishing Tackle line. Have your fishing rod varnished before the season opens, Sera Sra tems 714 Firat Av. Main 6089, Phones: “RELIABLE” SPECIAL $3.65 tubes, aluminum finished top and base and illuminating burners, Measure 29% inches high BATH TUB SOAP DISH SPECIAL 40¢—Well-made — of heavy brass wire and heavily nick- el-plated, THE "WORLD BEATER CIAL BACH—Can be used for any Hquids, simple in construction, and will whip cream or eggs stitt In one minute, JOUNSO GAS HEATERS, Have four steel FLOOR WAX, SPE- OUND—Suitable for odwork apd furniture; & lustrous polish that will not serateh or mar LANDERS’ BUTCHER KNIVES, SPRCIAL 17¢-—Have six-inch tem. pered steel blades and hardwood handles in various finishes, of sink, ELITR AIDED — CARF BEATERS, SPECIAL 15¢—Made of heavy galvanized steel wire, with metal handle, FAMILY SCALE SPECIAL $1.10 — Weighs 24 pounds by ounces, Has all-steel Japanned frame and slanting dial Scoop is of heavy tin. ROBE HOOKS, SPECIAL 30¢ FBACH—Sixineh size, made of heavy brass, nickel-plated and. pol iwhe NICKEL-PLATED TEA KBT- T SCIAL $1,00—-Six-quart capacity, extra-heay? copper, el-plated, with spout double- med to body INDIVIDUAL. TRA Pore SPR- CIAL B5¢—High-er less steel, enameled Ropes out side and white Inside, B AND scoop, se color ENAMELEDWARBE MILK PANS SPECIAL 15¢—Measu 12% inches in diameter and 2% inches deep. TIN 10¢ RIM SIEVES, SPECIAL Of blued wire cloth with tin TRA POTS, 5—Made of cop per, heavily nickel-plated and_pol- ished, with shaped ebonized wood handle, Five-pint capacity “DUS®LESS” — BRIC-A- BRAC DUSTERS, SPECIAL 15¢—Chem ically treated to absorb and retein dust without scattering it LAUNDRY DIPPERS, SPECIAL 2Oe—Of extra-heavy tin, fitted with short handle. COMBIN IN FOLDING IRON- ING BOARD, SPRCIAL $1.25 This ism to clamp firmly to kitohe n table or ledge, and has © board attachment. Measures ot long by 18 inches wide, Values in Glassware 8-INCH PRESS GLASS BOWL, SPE CIAL 35¢—Pleasing de sign, on best quality g Fruit Saucers to match, especial, set of six, 40¢, “LERY TRAYS, SPECLAI design, 1114 inches long “JAPAN A” FLOWER HOLDERS—May be used in any shallow vessel and flowers rangéd to give the appear growing, 3!4-inch 4¥4-inch size, 55¢. In colonial B5¢-