The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 13, 1911, Page 10

YOU'LL FIND IT HERE At the « Theatres | oer ist esp are or [ Bes "aeees NEWS OF THE DAY CONDENSED FOR BUSY PEOPLE NEW VORK—George Randolph) Chester, author of “Get Rich Quick | EES RRE OE HED EME -. Mypnotion at Lyceum Wallingford,” baw been divorced “by | #) "The Great Hale, hypnotiwt |i his wife, She named ws young AT THE THEATRES * and mindreader of considerable woman in her sult, Chester de Moore—"Haby Mine.” LL Bright Byes.” th nies his wife's allegations. Traveling Salem ability, is drawing crowds to the [Lyceum theatre this week, largely P ° jthrough his seoming ability te an Attractive Values in awer all questions of whatwoever | jpature put to him by members of | audience, Charles Reade’ jnovel, “Foul Play,” is also being shown on a 9,000-foot picture film Chas. E, Randali will deliver a lecture at a noelatint meeting in the man eer hi NEW .VYORK—Samuei Jo Alhambra—"My Partner.” holder of a Carnegie hero medal) Oot 13, 1864, Gen, Benjamly was picked Wp here starving MC) P Butler was a@ht out on the Dar night. He fecelved hig medal be by roed south] cause of « brave rescue in a fre Sj of Petersburg, v LEAVENWORTH, = K strong the though ft Was announ: Eacithen . wore | cmtighadldes. -nersteepatis ahi John Re Walsh's parole w | len had ne nad ea ile auvjece wil be rive In a few days, it has ronc: tabk ene xfer yg thew | here yet, It ix believed Attorney | and you might) « iemead ‘ ihianiatieae General Wickersham ts coming to pore hp aad = * ¢ @ personal investigation e head nate y XY rrr a ee eee es e able to send a , The Rainier Valiey Improvement man eth two / eccaaen wee PoC club Will reorgantee at a meeting at net ovdh, vath Q nN ACARD, Ont. Th The Hillman City tonight. The meeting : Sorbet eet tik dehth today of Adoiph Krogh, Will begin at 8 o'clock, at WAREES ong eye was plenty to discern that! Would you think that the origi \@ days after his marriage, in be the rebels were stronger than all/nal of this pleture is day cele @ ing investi by the police , » jget out. One brigade of th brath or 50th > a The proposed meeting of Duwa 1a which way -aupplem: rs perentey! " va \w By bie death hin bride of — mish Valley cltizens at Foster Sat-|hon's ane eye tried to Ke # three days became a widow , , Ket a cloner ’ ou say? Ab. lw for t t ARCHBISHOP JAMES J. KEANE) urday night has been called office and got a decisive whaling to en ehehe hn necond time in two ‘The appointment of Bishop James since the Stone Web | t } Io Keane of Cheyenne, Wyo. to the {officlals have were by | for Its pains : the original 1s. archbishopric of Dubuque, la, was the deciaton of the supreme court BUCKLEY, Ww. ‘ . tT he Jere) @ aaa ehh attaeane ratified by the pope, despite the lat-|fn reducing the exorbitant rates, ing: ah. te ‘Huekh } gh ‘ Lily to a " ter's serious Ulness. Archbishop | . ie ieee te ada ons tie > oi mire, less 600) Man “F ” Can't Have Keane was consecrated October.) se ee RY EEE EES bal ihaek Pacitia tracks ana: went monly known aa usser ‘ 1892, -dnd before his | 2 ROVINNILLE — Tweeters to sleep. A train tai ay tly Langtry. ley Time Here to Primp the bishopric of Chey &|® panic - stricken passengers #|po "enh. © wale © PI] Kngiand whe in) tor of the Chareh of the Lamacu were taken trot the steamer had. Z ot rourse, Lady fon AGO, Ost, 18. Men am Conception, in Minneapolis. A few @ Lena May = today As the CENTRALIA.—Coming alone ali " . he J 0 » tar arehe| t was about to swing the ® ‘ "id boasts of He works will have to make their years ago he was mace titular areh-/ @ pilo « tbe va from Switaeriand, to wed : lature ae tas at Ga ee cao Se ee ee tubes bh as will have every opportunity for bishop of Culs. boat into the chute through perous rancher, Marianna Huber 8) Tie famous Pnglish actress, and | "fixing up Vv. reerasces [lw the opening of the dam at the ind Coal i head of the falls of the Ohio @/ “ _ are ‘ 18 BaReR Sere? of those few she ie the only one| “Fil call the men down for fur ing the| Who is willing Co tell her age at jing,” said Commisrioner McGann, river the boat fatled to re a Pitts spond and w carried over " " * fe rt all times. [but when it comes to the women sion tare the |folk, they can have all the time ones Oat Peay ‘i pecs the: topr There it remains men sing a sewer in & street)» ccnondted. |stom form of 7 A r halix recently, of This Surely Is Sad News they want primping. 1. don't plan are confident of victory at the y United Freee Lense Wired want to make anyone miserable. discovered a fine vein of coal. } Gehool ‘chINTUR. opreed the news| TPES REVS SER YEYY and soon hundreds of persons were) H4aroid Lande messenger boy | election here November 7 mares r There are no women in the com- getting in a winter's supply of fuel. | yving at the seth Sana, Fe ee a eee eat sey be Belibe; - } mineioner's office. LOVING FATHER KILLED ceived a bruised hip yesterday when} Mre. George H. Par wite of|inat the high cost of 7 Bis eg soa Fae os Hee eee eitcerrent {Re attempted to cross the street on |the United Wireless wisard, who 18/4" Crimp in thelr profits em bie aot haby, Patrick (First ay., near Union at. during | now serving a term in McNeil AT FRIEDMAN'S Meare imbed over the root of | he parade yeaterday, and was} inland, testified yesterday In a hear *‘SQUAWKERS' HURT TOTS . 0) by Matt Starwich’s horse, | | ore Judge John Hoyt, refere i z his apartment when he found the|"rown by Mat ag tinh dog ole ree] MARION, OHIO, Oct. 12—-A The Best Suit on Earth oor locked to drop in a window. | phase thie? tast| chan 81.4 Pevcaie 4 |seore of children here are suffering Heo fell ize Stories and was killed.| A® Undiecriminating thie? last) than $1,000 in cash. Ube admitiet, (oe a throbt and car Glecase be FOR $15.00 At $8.75 | At $12.75 night stole a prayer book and roe | however, that all her money came | )'° rey Hawley. a corsetmaker, bas with-| SIMMDI Moving to & reper | caption. te a ameen Cae. kero! with 34 peasant sleeves high waist line, and | Serge, some with high neck and yoke of all fod cd ean — caret to the police. [by the Judson Harmon Democratic | straight-cut skirts fastening at side with | over lace, others with low neck, trimmed in sigue otecean: Shemales Nearly 100 business men tott | Shen the club sonar ak the Bears] large pearl buttons. Some have sailor col-| military braid. Peasant and plain sleeves RESCUER OF TOT iS 3 Seattle this morning to attend the) green hall. Gov. Harmon arrives! f t Mary Darkin, aged 2, when adie fell | badges, reading “What Renefits the , 14, 16, 18; 34 to 42. Price $8.75. 18; 341042, Price $IBT5. fm a pool of water five feet deep | Northwest Benefits Seattle” | fm a vacant lot bers of fhe Catholic Social Better Dr. Alfred H. Brooks, chief of the | ment League and will undertake to) TACOMA—Making too short a) United States geological survey,/atd in the work of the Juvenile turn arouid a corher, an auto.) will be given a reception at the court and corrective inatitutions 4 : owned by J. M. Martin, furniture | Aretic club Monday evening |The offices of the league are to dealer, caught Rev. Samuel Do cated in the Boston block POR é pertius, who was standing with his! The regular semi-monthly meet _ WILLOW CLOTHES back toward the machine, and|ing of the Publicity club was ad-| Every effort ie being made by/M nackeTs SPECIAL Y << hurled bim ten feet, striking T. F. | dressed by former or John L. lofficials of the Great Northern to Am: ~ © EAL Buchanan and bruising both men Wilson yesterday. duriog the lunch-|jocate Mra. J. P. Hall, of Kalispell 60¢—Closcly woven) iW ; severely. eon at the Rathekeller cafe |Mont.. whose hurband was seriously {ff oval shapes bitesure 26 ‘ ELL-MADE Nainsook Gown, in style illustrated, with’ fea 4 } [injured while actiog as a conductor inches Tong x DES MOINES, ta. Oct. 12.—A} The trustees of the new Chamber on a freight train Wednesday The es oe Be . thoagh gre Cog ipal _bureatt| of Commerce are considering a plan | woman, wlth her two ebildren, Is | SLEEVE ye opened for business this morning to hold monthly smokers, at which | believed to be in Seattle ey PRC 20¢ and « special clerk was in readi- | prominent business men are to! B eae ry tA Oc of ness, not a single match was made. make addresses. The membership Substantially made of Mayor Hi declared Ii hight lof the chamber ts about 1,500. year’s club the J selected material; 2355 | that he is not discouraged because a Broadway High schoo! elqeted Paul inches long. q . . - the first day failed to procare apy| The regular monthly meeting of | McDermott. as. president. The| « Corset Covers of allover embroider, trimmed with linen pat~ couples seeking marriage. the Pennsylvanian State Assn. will| sophomore class elected Austin LAUNDRY DIPPER, SPECIAL 15¢@—Of extra- tern lace insertion and edge drawn with ribbon, 50¢. “Wooers must first get acquaint be held at the residence of Judge| Griffiths as ite leader while the - a * wh 4 > Gs‘euh our methods and per. Wilson R Gay tonight. A large.et-| Alpha. Literary Seetety place |E "e@vy pieced Cinware; large size D, _ Children’s Dorothy Aprons of light-colored percale, with poses,” said the mayor. ‘tendance Is anticipated. ) Verne Miller at ite head. ‘ spre | pink, blue or black design, trimmed with white binding. Sizes is libata : VASH BOILER, SPECIAL D4 and 6years. Price Sie g i $1.15—Heavy tin, with cop- q Basement Selesroom, Grand — Vaudeville and mo tlon ptotures: seeeeeseeeees tag seeeeteeeeeee —trim, welbtailored models, equally good for at home, street or business wear women and misses. eteeeseeteetne eseetesteeee Dresses in black, navy or brown serge,| Dresses in black, navy and Copenhag lar and cuffs trimmed with satin, others have | trimmed with bands of velvet and buttons. round yoke embroidered in any initial and floral design) and set in with embroidery veining. The neck is finished with” linen pattern lace drawn with ribbon and the short sleeves are cdged with the same lace, Price 85¢. per bottom, stationary handles COTTON CLOTHES If not, you had better hurry and send in your answer to the Knight-Brinkerhoff Dot Con- na Nas, t say ° test. Remember, that the corrett coufit and the neatest answer to “Why every home u 1A S¢-Of Drapery Scrims at $2.95 should own a piano,” will receive the first prize, and the following answers will receive twisted cotton, 47 feet long. * “prizes according to their merit FOLDING TUB BENCH, SPECIAL 85¢—Will hold Hf) 25¢ Yard Wwsts of white net, with. front of two tubs and wringer and folds compactly when not in use. heavy Oriental embroidery in rose] Ata 5m = Meee wee mm 8 UCU oe eo CLOTHES SPRINKLER, SPECIAL 20¢@—Heavy HESE attractive Curtain Scrims are in a tin, with perforated zinc screw top. firm, round thread weave. and fin design; finished over shoulder and on high collar and kimono sleeves with wide Cluny sdkvahahtiaet insertion. Price $2.95. ANTI - CARBON SOOT DESTROYER, SPECIAL 2h¢e-Changes soot into gas which is expelled with the ‘ hae | % it sith phic niae Raphi tai Pushin taba smoke, Makes the burning of ae tion, crochet buttons and’ wide side jabots sit’ coal a¥ cleanly as though aie Warm Gloves for Price $2.95. ee adel bard coal were used Children Child’s Arm Chair GOTETI fIE Chitsren’s Kia Gauntlet in ta, gray ar $3.95. SWE AAT Wlack, with cuff finished with fringe, 50¢ syv of Woven Grass fornia | AD iterssting, value is offer Women’s Coat Sweat Children’s Knit Golf Gloves in red, navy $2.65 - i ey 0% in aad-gray; 286 p woven yarn, with-high double r ont fastening. Shown,in gray and carey ished with 2-inch hemstitched hems. Shown in ivory and ecru color. Attractive value at Another model in white net has high neck 25¢ yard. and long sleeves, with plaited-irill at wrist) —Babement Saleeroom F - \ : ph OrWRS and is prettily trimmed With narrow inser Knit Mittens in black, t OMFORTABLE, strongly- noe : ildcen's Kes et dinal color. Price $3.95. C built Chair woven by mA) i redrand ‘Hiavy-blue, ae pair, j Basement srass over hardwood ‘frame. ff 3 Le cave atid acay,. witht separ hacks, special Mail and Telephone Orders BA i a i Oe Cees tier Carefully Filled Price —Thira Floor. | Salesroon —— slieettiaiinlil Misses’ and Children’s School and Dress Shoes \TERIALS and making insure satisfactory. service against the hard: usage chool day the styles have been designed especially to afford. pr e for the natural development of the growing foot : | F ' i hand of stout, pliant Chinese sep | Women's Wool 6 Gloves ‘in green, Well - made — in, Misses’ and Children’s combination .. waeen . ; Misses’ and Children’s Gun- Kid Button Shoes ALL YOU HAVE TO DO TO WIN grass and. reed over an | Metal Calf Button Shoes on full sea Weataeelh cvave hardwood frame 4 { high-toe last, with extra-heavy is to correctly count the nt r of dots appearing on the piano, Write a short letter, table for cham- extra-heavy sole fot over 25 words, stating “Why every home should own a piano,” é 4 pri or porch use i ) . ¢ \ S15 + THE REASON—'he Kuight-Brinkerhoff Co. wants every one in Washington to be Grek a lees ‘ © 2, $2.28; 2% 2.50, ; 8, $1.50; 81% to 11, come familiar with their name and piano. $ to 2, § Address all answers to Contest Manager, KB. Co., care T 5 >> Furniture TMeadquarters, Third Floot PSII IE Se EL ah a SR IRI ROR! He OEE OT on full toe last, with medium or extra-high top and heavy sole. Prices range from $2.00 to cic | gi | Frederick & Nelson } {If \:=.:"| (FREDERICK & NELSON) |: <= Ranges Nouraal Pattern INCORPORATED me JNCORPORATED, { |