The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 21, 1911, Page 8

; | | a) le PRE TRS. from \ y Mrs. Mary I baby Vi . h band sold b 1 $40 WYOMING ASKS AID TO SAVE BIG GAME CHEYENNE, Wyo. a Na down far # hay stacks, fs the statem: of Gov. ¢ who the s ture propriate to help take care of them Gov. Carey wants to remove the elk to the Big Horn moun Gov. Carey tains where, he ys, there is plenty of fee Where they will be presery the benefit of posterity Pie RELIEF ‘WORK work of the Sedttle Y crab in behalf of the Sarvins inese is praiged in letter received yesterday from the Christian Herald, in which editor says the whole enterprise re dounds to the credit of Seattle. A check for $1,000 was forwarded today, making $10,500 in all that has been sent in addition to the supplies. The Denver Chamber of Commerce yesterday sent $266 Additiona! contibutiong are arriv ing daily ARMY FRIENDS MEET For the first time since they Were cadets at West Point, 43 years ago Gen. Frederick K. Ward, re tired, and Col. R. E. Thompson, of the signal corps, yesterday met in Seattle. Gen. Ward has been stationed on the Pacific coast for 34 years. Col. ‘Thompson has served on the fron tier, in Cuba and the Philippines SHE’S TO BE BRIDE OF JIMMY HYDE lg | MRS. SYDNEY SMITH Bachelor Jimmy Hazen Hyde ha been captured at last. Hyde has) become famous through his extray agant entertainments made possible by the enormous legacy left him by his tather from the resources of the Equitable Life. Among these w a costume fete at Sherry’s cos $50,000, another dinner to Sara Bernhardt which cost him $30,000. ‘Tis also said that Jimmy paid his barber $10 a day for the expert man ner in which he trimmed his whis kers, a la Paris, After all th elorhood Hy charms of a d Mrs. Sidney J. Smith, whose maiden name wa Fannie Taller and who was known sas one of the most expert amateur whips in } York's 400. Her hus: band was a celebrated cross-country rider and prize winner at horse shows, They were Grace church, the late Bishop Potter. the. convenient “incom and about three years were divorced. MAKE GOLD STRIKE RENO, Nev., March 21,—Follow ing reports of N. R. Fitzgerald and Rees Davis of San Francisco who inspected the new gold strike at Sage mountain, the rush for the new diggings is on in dead earnest today. ears of fell orcee, hen came {bility ago Mayor Dilling yesterday received word that the body of Patrolmar Davis, murdered by Bandit Ford was laid to rest a week ago beside that of his mother in a little York cemetery, WELL, WHAT WAS BOOKER |: bach: | a victim to the| married in| ew York, in 1896, by | they | BABY VICTOR AND HIS REAL MAMMA City Can’t Collect ao that whit a " t 5 Ee n ' fe ha int din | the the | y Location of Incinerator in each Instead, plans for garbage college | ang WN district As outlined above will» bel» Subdivisién ‘of divis and pted an soon aa possible, Ent tion of an ay day w inte fe districts letting { refusé a n tonnage at the new syster and 4 jeetion ts dumped jer way by May 1/4, sner Crichton will |® After ® of conference to name a superinten-| Mayor Di Health Come tion and al sioner Crichton and City Engtinee and Inspector Navy Yard—The wo fying the navy Monday, when ‘ sidewalks k of beaut! of Re Bellingham work of spend ing the $100, appropriated Anacortes — Fire fay de improvements began yesterd ed the kils K. Burke when contracts were le la The fire ment sidewalk k m the streets Everett—Everett mail ca * after the alarm serve 20,123 every day, acc Vernon's repe brings out the each Everett—Inga erg, on his| charged with selling i « of mi $0 pounds, | lor court jury 1 walk over daily Everett—The “Capitol corner Tacoma—Day one of Everett's oldest landmarks, | dent of is to be torn down to make room for | ton, Mo., ce the Union Trust Compar posed pr Whitwe ¢ building, which is to have 17,000 providing $100,000 in c s square feet of floor space for th e. T 385,00 » and are The park comuvesioners y } the rest Ba park. Tacoma—The endum election for Tac held today, the anti-treating ordir An old folks concert, the singers | st being t bone of contention to be attired in cole fashion Chicago—Three men were in id in Plymou jb WASHINGTON DOING THERE? YORK, March 21 Many friends that thle case would be settled out! which Ulrich lv ® J At the Theatres, 7 which has been at this show a distinct novelty lately Middleton, Spellinger ana Wounded place Buffalo, an Indian lingwater has four people in| melodrama. The yetln. italia y his company and does statue-| troupe do a must stunt, Irwin g-to-life” comedy that seen nd Herzog sing and Kramer and ase, Elsie F returns ¥ Spillane are heavy acrobatle per millar repertoire of songs former Delaphon does his and Lester has a dum familar line of imitations. Good that talks in lively fashion pictures conclude the bill | doesn’t go stale for a minute | Others on the bill are Four Cast ing Dunbars (good), Dick, the) “out on de ‘Sty "fo ihe name of |x writing dog” (very good), Myster-|the plece gi at the Star this jlous Lapin, handcuff expert’ only! week by the Lewls and Lake com fair), and Orpheum motion“ pic-/ pany. It is a story of an innoc ent tures (fair) husband and a careless wife, both |. Burr Mackintosh and company, | happy together. The innocent hus advertised to appear, was not on! band, who is none other than Wal jhand. ‘The act was sent to Port-!ife Brooks, is fed astray by an old land to fill in a gap left by the| sport in the person of J. Ww. One jeanning of Lasky's tired troupe | ford. Grace Munroe, the cause of {t that sojourned here for two long! ail, is a now one on the star weeks | program, Some good musical numbers are | joffered by Grace Munroe and the! jold favorites At the Majestic. Billiken could have found a host |of worshippers at the Majestic last | | night Nearly every act contribute ‘" = ° a goodly bunch of ripples, chuckles. A TO AID HOSPITAL | |gurgles, and a few of the other chorus of 150 volces will give concert for the benefit {Swedish hospital in Baptist church Friday FRENCH BARON COMING| Baron D’Estourneles de Constant, | rench statesman, will address al tor. special assembly of the students of | Hoeffler trio were those|the University of Washington Mon funny bike artists, May and Willie|day, April 10. |Moran showed a few fast steps Merini’s dogs were also some hoise. of the! the ane things that move the risibilities Miss Grace DeMar, in character got rid of a big bunch of that stuff, Harry Foy and Florence Clark playing Cressy’s “Spring of Youth were close seconds, Bobbie Zeno| and Eva Mandell got off some must | John Vituect must appear for trial} before Judge Hanford next Friday | on the charge of misbranding salad | joll in violation of the pure food this | He pleaded not guilty yesterday, At the Pantages, Good show at the “Pan” | ition HOLDS. UP BILL “full | Paint ar fast boxing | » Woodland | in financial people | torviews, feurs ment Issued by that organization OLYMPIA, M ww" bl ed bi he t of Commerce wh It is il shift w” pre leavin itles comm LABOR NOTE eee ewe Tee British Columbla Feder __Garbage This Year: rt pole 1 in stilt rch 21.—The unsigned is perplexity yester: | ould Haten want that the responsibility jon by ng it to the eee ite £ committ Gov utive of the vetoing it public “* f was ap t Inbor’s demands * * * * in | Special Agent A. Christensen, of | the Inter ent, has return ed to the Eaxt with the atatement that the successful prosecution of the men now unde indictment means the Gitimate ean Jeellation of 66 per cent of the | Alaska coal claims madg under « leged fraudulent representatio | Of the 1,000 claims fled 640 are embraced In the 28 indictments re turned by grand juries whieh aa in Seattle, Tacoma, Bpob ant Detroit, The federal goveriimént, | therefore, 1s anxious to preme the ments to a successful prose cee eT ‘the painters’ smoker in the large La a successfu resident of the Char anization \ am. wae prov rogram. At | took in the fun A new rebi rganized local ctu v the pre *° association g Inst night refreshments or Temp affair k Of th spoke ¢ good 00 painter of ornament ancouver, Bt and cram, Odds and Ends From Everywhere} He may cer oLp musical d and a couple rounged out the} par-| Maste’ on “Or rs al Music r and iron workers has been MAN DIAZ’S JOB Yres Jone minister of Me New York New successor Limantour, ico. He ing all ® ® colored of Diaz CITY BATHHOUSE ou ummer. Plan Bebb the p rawn by ved by and” bids | though Booker T. Washington ex ton believe that UL pected to appear this afternoon to| somewhat justified in s The building Proseeute Henry Ulrich, his assail-| Washington when the negro educa. |™8h ant, it was rumored earlier today| tor was seen loitering im the ves that there was a strong possibility| bule of the apartment house ® and specifications & Mendel, were ap ark board yesterday, will be will be HE DOESN'T BELONG who @recked Mrs Harry ames iding Friday nember of the club. Miller acc MeCarty's automobil morning, is Wi cording to a je joy not wtate D MEETING. Union will hold finance bas been the big and giving ent tn by ‘Wall says that Limantour is the “log a municipal bath-| if t for the coming two stories | a hington Chaut. hall tonight annual report at amber of member: inci! have been fr REWARD OFFERED. | TO HOL | The Welfare At the Orpheum. |week. The best card is the two| Meeting in Y. M. C. A Claude Gillingwater and his com-|Lelands, who perform on a trans.|%¥iN& out the | pany in an amiable Lester, ®| parent canvas with the paint and|‘#t time. A ventriloquist, and brush. The lights are on the far|°% the city cor | boys put over winning numbers in| side and the men work from the|Vite4 to speak the new week's t the Or-\rear. The paintings are finished pheum and the audience last night|in the richest of color | N_ FRANC jcame out with a satisfied feeling, A Texas Wooing,” produced by | ‘ed Barbara earold Keys made to order. A. L. Curry cont prices, but the service is just't daughter man of Portland, Or., we “ISCO, Holtzman, th of © V. inues to cut tee and fence asi you of optical satisfaction Curry Optical Company EYESIGHT SPECIALIST 344-346 Arcade Bidg. Third Floor—Turn to Left Phone: Ind, L 6017 March 21 ilare offering a reward of § for the arrest of the fiend wh and tailoring are of itin, and Sizes A I FURNITURE ORY GOODS are in plain tai kirt 34 to 44, are ¢ to 11 A. M.—First Floor “French Filme | Be. Long Silk Kimonos Special $3.95 T's quality pleasing fee Speci a quality that mark lored style, with ut on unty straight lines, w y French Li very favorable White with ¢ are m excellent silk, in at in many : color ef »xes, white or 2 al $3.95. eoond Floor FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. | Gtore Closes Dally at 5:30. 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Den Curtains and Scrim Curtain and patch pock with slashed slee +97 finished with Lacet n Band } ets; fastening anc ‘ont trimmec and Ec Ten sty .85 and fror mmed } and Edg Ten $4.85 | in flat pearl with plain satin rib- { and seven at $7. choose Z bon band: and $ fron buttons and fin- bows BEI ,URTAIN NETS, 45¢ AND ished with laun May be had in { 50¢ YARD—Nove Curtain Nets, in { dered collar and ctive col- } ® 800d range of attractive small pat- 3 many attractive CO’ 5 terns, including th ular block de 8 ‘ or combi Ls " { sign. They are 4 60 inches wide xceptional =~ cluding pongec } and are very desirable for inexpensive hal $1.75 or and red window treatments. cat Geant value Pee Thad na Copenhag Oe blue, red, rose } wistetia, pet Items in Stationery eapple Linen F ir nvyelopes to match, FURNITURE DRY | GOODS exceptional values at lined in Skin coat hack ARGE assortment of new models in. Women’s Long Coats, including about twenty-five sample garments, suitable for auto, street and general £ utility wear, Materials are fine serges, worsteds and novelty mixtures, in navy, gray, tan, black and check and stripe effect me are severely plain tailored, many are in loose, belted style, and oth- » close fitting and finished with deep belt, giving the Empire back effect Een pra Sone and 4 ae Vic F ree Art ‘Nesdiawork Lessons Dail y, Fre rom 9 ‘ | Tailored Linen Waists $1.75 2 Well - made Tailored Wai Linen as illus- urchase. I Cur tion trated, d esigned p insertion and } with deep plait hand 30c quire; h, 15¢ package. 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