The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 10, 1911, Page 8

NEWS OF THE DAY CONDENSED FOR BUSY PEOPLE of the Western Ala | wover WASHINGTON—Popular bids for ailed today f for | older man was a leather! $50,000,000 9 per cent Panamal Ated at Ral bea flowed | Pus jound Uly Bimpeon in will be called for in a few wn the av frow the ce t 1G treet ear on which ay iso yeaterday, unde ‘ Aaishil’'n ries wbe ‘iii tohen ia ee es » yanry they rode was owned by a com-| f | ders of destruction | tha o Weer Wtnicer “nites the |e M a Wns ) 2M" | pany the president of which was| BOSTON—Unhappy, George Mat t teamehip Latouche arrived tast|“S? “°"" en eit urad. Carp | William Tecumseh Sherman, His jthews, insurance man, killed b f Frederick Warde, who is appear | yj on: | at ‘ — fory did not know either of them | wife, then’ himself ; Our little birthday party today | ing in “Julius Caesar” at the Moore | Jackson, tn the Hintimately then ‘ celebrates with an antisuffragist,| theatre, addressed pupils of Queen yk. | Gov. Woodrow Wilson, of New e Mra. Thomas R. Marshall, wife of | Anne High school yesterday Silastic Sith aualiad ial tak — ra news! TORONTO, Ont Archbishop | Jersey, will be the guest of the Se oe ony | * NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y.— * town and creat| roronte eens hoe e ie di f}attle Commercial Club Me that 8 Forty steerage passengers ar|% Aiport A Bag Podarre): ca abeek aoe 1 pore this morning. — | ; from ived ye y on the Nippon liner! ® soap. ped me n * ment On i aba Ma x oae, Dee . 8 moms . Milan—Another operation on En HIGGINSON DIES | j % te W . “4 bo “irico Caruso was dd dvin | & dling witt ; hee ung man ex:|f! way hod cay oe 4 Nonpartisan receptions will be) # swore, the f word he had & claimed passion Th i op ee Ca lon AMBRIDGE br ‘e M 7 M »v, Woodrow Wilson! # uttered in ten year * ately to his] EG ee Venee me OF tne ee OF ee ow { ye vations for. #| older neighbor | ha : Jars and abolttic x Soon t must be in by 1 overs are admiring @ group| tury ago, Thoma ntwe f pr re 4 Ma AHRARARAKAARARH EAA “Things have ¢ f portrait miniatures, the work of|ginson, historian, author, minister “The Right of. {Pretty pass when fre can't! Mias Alice Beckington of the Artland sol died at the age of & than half of bis) Me oe oe trol Ror ig A: tune CONSTANTINOPLE — The min. choose thelr own fag 1] Students’ League of New York, on Imo: lant of that : ple to Control Their Blective Oftl- istry may be forced from office be-jcame from if a man dares to say | view at the studio of Mise WitaiNew Bneland coterie, which ft é . cause of popular feeling ccount|® Word in faver of the Union We | shepard Bush, 420 Boston block cluded Longfellow, Whittier, Emer of the Jerusalem Incident, whe hang him to a limb of the first ey ites ona Lowel. we wa he woman | Olympia—W, J. Giggey and J. W.| was charged that Englishme tree we come t WALLA WALLA—6am Curlo,/an anti-slavery agitator with ( can, dc and | Relf, Olympla, have agreed to tear faned the m¢ to quie replied the] Itallan, newly appointed deputy | rison, Phillips, Edward , will have | down the old capitol and clear the rupting the guard Jor man, “we are not so Intol-| sheriff, failed in landing hix prison-| Hale and Mrs, Julia Warde Howe r voice In ; own fireside than s ever P nmi sia f have in the voting bc we | " Born in 1873 FURNITURE | PEKING —An authorizes the $3 loan from J. P. Morgan, F Great Britain and Germany imperial Manager Edward Kellie, of the Lois theatre, has in ders of th tle thelr wives t row b “All the pital today ts John Ce gambling king and ra a nate. Condon has b a several His « Lit “down and outs” was a t years word Thomas tw NEW YORK.—Because MeGrath. was docked days’ pay * of the wor F 4 navy yard cessful 4 “Welfare” restaurant e by Miss Anne Morgans, da E J. P. Moragn. cook som The first four months of this year § ghows an increase of nearly $500. 000 in the © ion of tax County Treasu: Hanna sav 9 per cent in the cost of collection ee ee ee ee el Petersburg — According 65 persons death in St. to official figures. were sentenced Russia during t Fi impose spapers for etlonable arti lishing ob. eet eeeeeeet eeeteeeeee RRR RRR SAN FRANCISCO—Monarch, the Diggest grizzly in captivity, whic! has been in Golden Gate park for years, is dead. He was captu in 1889 by Allen Kelly, author ¢ “Bears I Have Met.” 4 WASHINGTON—The senate yes- ff terday confirmed the nomination |]f of Herbert L. Faulkner, of Juneas, for U. S. marshal. | f WASHINGTON. — Pensions of | 4 $5,006 a year for the wido ot President Cleveland and President 4 Harrison are provided in @ bill oe tntroduced by Senator Root NEW YORK.—Club women have flecided to recognize the politeness of street car conductors by writing E words of commendation to their a i NEW YORK.—With neither ves | a sel in sight, officers of the ocean | F Hiners Laura and U)tonia suggested | “ a wireless chess game. Opponents | 4 were chosen and for two hours the |j : game continued, the officer of the |[¥ 43 4 latter ship winning. | NEW YORK.—By a system of a portable horseshoeing outfits the ‘ New York fire department expects to save $40,000 this year in the item of shoeing fire horses. PRESCOTT, Ariz—Kid Kirby, | pugilist, was shot and killed by| William Campbell, a negro, in aii disptite. L. D. Yaegar, county i supervisor and wealthy woo! || a grower, was killed by Alexander Driardo, sheep herder. Jose Alter-|]} emme was stabbed by Manuel |} Flores. All occurred in a day. = {if oh SAN FRANCISCO—Without food | i for three days, Thomas Bowers, ex student at paraiso college, Indi- | ana, held up staurant fo: 70. He fled but fell exhausted and was captured. Fy MEXICO CITY.—A eon of Julius |Ii} Kruttachnitt of the Harriman lines, |Iff was robbed of $2,000 in the rebel raid on Agua Caliente. OKLAHOMA CITY.—Democrats | 3 captured the city under the first election for the commission form of government. T. M. Grant Is mayor by 500. Old officials will test the vaildity of the charter. RIPLEY, W. Va.—Confessing she | : Ailled her husband in a quarrei but claiming it was accidental, Mrs Etta Mulholland was given four ¢ years in prison. She was arrested | beside her husband's grave % BOSTON, — - Local bartenders’ unions will affiliate with the Amer: fean Federation of Labor OAKLAND, Cal.—Frank K. Mott Was reelected mayor over 1 , Booth, socialist, 11,806 to 9,5 3 Quick work of the fire art. me Ment put out a fire in the National 5 Burner & Heating company’s plant, i 1600 Railroad av., before more than $200 damage was done late yester s day. for departed j} members of the Seattle Press Club will be held tonight. ! Freshmen who kidnaped Charle: McKinley, president of the sophe more class of the university, and| Tom § chairman of the ath-| letic committee, wil] be punished |}} by being barred from Junior day | exercises, freshmen pienic, senior ball and May day fete, rules the Oval club of upper classmen, Over 120 gallons of wine, confie YOU’LL FIND IT HERE OR een for the pay will be the now nid material The steamship J. building. Their] L. Luekenb: Women’s and Misses’ New Lawn Dresses Special, $2.75 are made <¢ good n black or lavender and white checks, also tan and green or blue and white effe elbow or 4 sle t ed w t faight-cut sk of insertion ished with wic tom finished with ins tion and fold of self material Sizes, 14, 16, 18 and 20, 34 to 40. Priced unusually-low at $2 At $3.50—Large Straw Hats, in burnt becomingly trimmed in flowers an smart Turbans in black and color ome pre med and others.in tailored effect At $1.95—Small Hats anc fa braid, in black and colors, wit ngs ¢ and tailored bows, and medium-size AN and flower trimmings & Excellent Values Are the Rule Throughout Our Varied Showing of Popular-Priced Millinery We Especially Feature for Tomorrow New House es at $1.00 pretty One-piece Dre House Dre Jewelry Novelties, 25¢. ovelues Laces i in 12- Yard Bolts Special, 35c M new and effective designs in fine Valenciennes, Cotton Torchon and imitation Irish Laces, in square, round and diamond al, per bolt of 12 yards, 35¢. ‘ 8, special, per yard, 3¢. NECK RUCHING 25c BOX—Six pieces in box, plain white or colors; also Tourist Ruching in boxes and black, also the trim { mohair flowers with foliage Remnants of Wash Fabrics, 5c Yard VARIED accumulation of short Fabrics, including Linen-finished Suiting } i Apron Ginghams Mercerized Poplin | Special Soiled Pieces of Outing Flannel Odds and Ends of Ginghams [ T geces Short Ends of “Ripplette” J 5c Yard tar wlac owt: BLEACHED OUTING FLANNELS, 5¢ YARD—These Flannels are “seconds” and subject to slight imperfections in weave, or stains from the loom. Over 1,000 yards in the offering, in a soft, fleecy quality; very desirable for underwear and infants’ gar- ments Specials in Silks Good quality fancy striped Taffeta Silks, of con old-blue, Special, in tan grounds with pencil stripes trasting color, such as brown, dark-cardinal, lavender and black A8¢ yard. 36-inch Black Chiffon Faille, a cross-cord silk, suitable for coats, Special, per yard, 58¢. Basement Salesroom. heavy skirts and suits. Women’s Cape Gloves Special 75c Pair Women’s Cape Gloves, in P. X. M. style with one clasp at wrist, and double drawn or spear embroidered backs; come in assort- pair. ent Baloaroor. ed shades of tan; special, 75: ~ Ra Jength iled and odd pieces of popular Wash Basement NR re Popular Styles in Women’s Pumps A, guin-metal leather, on a short vamp last, vith full round toe, ¢ O-STRAP PUMP, ioodyear welt sole and Cuban heel. Has excep- tional fitting qualities and is a very yood value at 2.95 pair. Another attractive value is a Pump in Tan Russia Calf, with instep strap, medi um - weight sole and Cu- ban heel; price $2.25 pair. —Basemont Salosroom. THE SEATTLE STAR , in patent kid or ff rant in St. Louls an we might be because he couldn't re I have not seen a single rebel|shertff located the hiding jhung yet, nor heard of one; there | landed him in jail are plenty of them who ought to] Le exon GOoDs Artistic Rag Rugs At Special Prices CES conside lar are nov p® on a number of Rag id dowr a few of as Phe list include 6x 9 Martha Washington Rugs, special $ 8x10 Martha Washington Rugs, special $8.00 9x12 Martha Washington Rugs, special $10.5 i} §©69x12 Log Cabin Rugs, special $8.50 H 6x 9 Log Cabin Rugs, special $4 | 6x 9 Fireside Rugs, special! $4.50 | 8x10 Fireside Rug’, special $6.25 9x12 Fireside Rugs, special $8.5 ize o 0. Items in Torn A wide RHINESTONE HAT PINS AT 50 handsome designs offered, in all popular sizes the large colored stone center z Brass-Working Tools and Materials iy and $1 ortment Piercing Sets, 15 A large assortment of patterned t An expert instructor gives free les- | sons daily in the new embroideries and various branches of Art Needlework, from 9 to 11 a. m. Art Satin Neediework Sect Firet Floor AMERICAN SEMI-PORC AND SAUCERS, SPECIAL, SET OF SIX, wav white Tea Cups and § Saucers on the popular ovide shape. signs to choose from. Special, set of six, , a8¢. ‘ Dutch Colla The and Third ¥ ished with black number have bow t Wind FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. Btore Closes Daily at ‘Special Prices on Untrimmed Millinery variety of j STERLING SILVER THIMBLES—Ne\ Is, in Hf Children’s and Women’s sizes. Children’s, 15¢ each; Wom Il en's, 25c to $1.25 First Piece Satin Dutch Collars and | Windsor Ties Neckwear mart hts ies a i pieces ready for piercing, in prices rang from $1.00 te : ‘ ‘ © i i Shades for candles or electric its Vv . apr t's East India Bay Rum, 50¢ Sha a r , ery effective are the Collars ir in conventional, floral and Egyptian ? and white striped satin, tris din “4 ~ She ; “ + ByF 1 : Ht } ‘ ere Floral Cream, 50c jar patterns; 15¢ to $2.00. plain color, anc others in which the or PLB Ey, & : . is reversed c afe prettily fi & Gallet’s Rice Powder, in -AIN OVIDE TEA CUPS | China and Glassware Specials , COLONIAL CRYS- COLONIAL GLASS TAL GLASS SALTS meyonneiee Ry od Duplex, wale ty i AND PEPPERS, with situa sr SNE?” Wtdac’ Giortiahe will plete with exo Hose Supporters, with glass top and nickel Pa stand, spe cushion loops, 18¢ and 25¢ band Special, pair, ha celal aes Kleinert’s Seamless Stockinet Dress 15e. B5e. Shields, 20c to 3. Vassar Silk Shirtwaist Be 25 BLOWN GLASS TABLE TUMBLERS, attractive de Elastic Garter Webbing, extr es crochet buttons ‘Ske Dances Indian Dances Without | Even Seeing na "Spokane Folk Pleased. ae a [FURNITURE DRY GOODS 6:30. I pe $3.75 black t : k * black ecial $1.95; with | TAN HA D black { $2.25. $2.25 11 hape Flowers and Foliage: Specials F¢ ar eas I acle my Oe, be é ; $1.00. Small Rose he f pink rose 2 ame st ecial Roses, 3 t T5e. $1.25. e Specials in | Sheets and Pillow Cases Made 10¢ EACH 42x35 size 14¢ EACH—Of heavy ed cotton; size 45x34 SPECIAL tra EACH— ed center; with patent sear ze 72xH BED SHEETS, SPECIAL 69¢ EACH—An excellent grade f d wear ; size 81x% BED SHEE SPECIAL 75¢ EACH—A very good rrade, free from dressing; size 81x90. SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES— manufactured um and indor by the med- tions sed ofession “Hygienic” Pillow Cases— Size 42x36 inches, 22c each. Size 45x36 inches, 25c each. “Hygienic” Sheets— ze 72x90 inches, 85c each $1.00 each. $1.15 each —Bedding Section. Size 81x90 hes Size 81x99 inches, | yeroid Dsessing Combs, 8 | cc ounce. iry’s Facial Cream, 19c & Lanman's Florida Water, . P ut’s Sachet Pow Section offers these tube, s in a varied as- aps, in L’ Heli- 3 cakes for 50c. match a7 8". I Taleum, Ties, Crown Lavender Salts, Nail Files, an in cases, 25¢ 1 el Flexible “Nail Sb line,” enan in Roger & Gallet's Lip Poma¢ s Items in Notions } rubber, 35c yard Ses Chav Full-Size Iron Bed, Special $5. 25 FREDERICK & NELSON, INC. Strongly-constructed Iron Bed, in gold-bronze finish, with 34-inch continuous posts and five filler rods set in chills. Special, $5.25. Attractive Writing Desk Special $12.75 —Fourth ¥ Writing Desk, in golden | quarter-sawed oak or bird’s eye maple, with conveniently arranged interior, and commo: dious drawer below writing bed. Special, $12.75. my r > \\ aa. | Tko Ww of uw REL lives ' fously wreck The Munci Lew Allie | Richfi rails damag the te The 4 the bi on th As gers effort. cars the 4 water Mr repor Cliff, the and | lard. Sh nation Deny land, rey of