The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 20, 1911, Page 6

How Did Jewels Leave Her Stocking? SAN FRANC Utterly Dewilde Logan, of New Y pow 4 guest hotel her o plain how $ | HERE ISS VERE WE. PART COMPANY, OBESE OUDTSIDER ! IN DER GRANT gt WN racr ae =~ JRR-HER— J acy 18 See DER GAME POR nophin bint S14, s po fe keeping just be ; \N fore going out for luncheon with Dr H. C. Cohn, aboard the ner Chiyo Maru. Later she found that e money “and jewels were gone ale BANK LAA | elty, and Palace net ex the Rather Pay Fine Than Be Tried by Wome on ~ | Young Harvard Comes —_ oe to Enter Namesake’s University | rat Fall the fine imposed the Peace F. 8, Brow rey a@ wealthy hay dealer, was held on a cherge of battery. When he was told that two women were on the jury, he said “Not for me. i'd rather pay a fine.” | FOUND NOT oe TY | Wants Tacoma Officials) S\\'*' - On| to Carry Arms | \ ,, “LOS ANGELES TIMES | STORIES OY: OBSCENE: LOS ANGELES. ing that the storie Los Angeles Times murder trial were not | of the law, Judge Chesbro dismissed the charges aga Gen. Harrison Gray Otis, prin« owner of the Times, and sev of bis editors, for printing all: jeged | oe ene matter. @ century yet at quar an, a st . are 1100 First Ave. Cor. Spring St THE CUTLERY STORE Guns and Ammunition Salmon Tackle We Dress You Well for $1 a Week Dressy Clothes for Men and Women 2% O Off on WILLOW WORK For balance of October we will dye, clean, refill or old material Willows at the for stated time on! MODEL MILLINERY AMUSRAENTS MOORE THEATRE, “ME CAME FROM MILWAUKEE Prices > to $2. SPBOTAL PRICES SATURDAY MATINEE, ne Floor $1.00 and $1.50, Divans, METROPOLITAN | Seattle Theatre rooms Magers | QOvercoats “ ; ees, Worth $25 $18 and “IN OLD KENTUCKY” By ©. T. Dazey Noxt Week ee Don’t Hesitate to 00 $1 A Week| Ask for Credit $1 A Week WOMEN’S SUITS and COATS eae. | ON CREDIT Sandusky-Btockdale Co ect our t and Coata iy large variet at $20, $25 5, $20 nnd G26 th nev 1418 2nd Ave. TY Opposite the Bon Marche Cidlfilling C. fa, OPEN SATURDAY EVENING TILL 10 O’CLOCK “THE STRONGEST LINK” Played Ww Marry First and Company. [~ PANTAGES THEATRE “Unequaled V aude 7 Big Acts FAGAN & BYRON America's Favorite 2n- \| tertainers a THE STAR—PRIDAY, te ene 20, 1911 ‘Osgar Gets a Chance to Sell Lémonade in the Grandstand ; [opp BITS = NEWS]. Woman Become rest Boys for 8 Mins Pr teaman to Ar: Pir ng Cigarettes. ing cigarettes In public place Workes 20 Years to issue Bible in Dives Back Into Locomotive Under Water to Rescue His $50. m Hishop an Phonetic Spelling sis “ling style He ts $0 years old and has been! tners’ and Merchants at Iditarod Dr. L. R. Clark has disposed of his interest the Modern Dental 54 Marion and has affiliated j lf with the Regal Dentis sts, 1405 Third av. Full Set of Teeth from $3 Up $3 u» Crowns $3 Up $1. 50c Walk One Block fi Bb ss coms from Out of the High Rent Ole trict and Save White from Gold Fillings from Stiver Fillings Remember, we give a written guarantee with all work. Regal Dental Offices R. Clark, Manager 1405 Third Av., N. W. Cor. Union St Note—-Bring this ad with you SHANER & WOLFF 803 Third Ave. Dr. L. Woman's Appeal Through Newspa ner Music by Condo ACH, RR-ROTTEN! R-R-ROTTEN ! Cupid Pulls a Strong Oar in the ‘Consular Service. pers Touched Sur egiars Out of a new of 16 United. te burgl hm cocabaly unsigned |t world elephone and sald “nit Cream Horseradish All Siena: 15¢ AT FRIEDMAN'S The Best Suit on Earth FOR $15.00 903 FIRST AVE. beernectf Rabssrro HERE FOODS ARE CHEAPER; FRESHER, TOO RELIABLE DELIVERY—Free delivery from one or more iw vending each kind of food. Manning's Coffee HERMANN’S he tat Caen ALWAYS SWEET AND FRESH—YOU NEVER GET A LOAF OF SOUR BREAD AT ST. GERMAIN’S ves for 25¢, or Three Large Loaves Ce fe me t your Sunday Lunches, at 409 Pike St T. GERMAIN’S wed Pike Place and 409 Pike St. “Where the People Trade”’ SANITAR r Burbank Potatoes .... STALL 133 ma Burbank Po! 6 Yakima Burbank F EDGERLY’'S — “BUTTER” TOMORROW THE LAST DAY OF SALE. DOUGHNUTS like mother feed to try to make, 15¢ a dozen, STALL 15 PORTERHOUS R DASTS, 15c¢ a pound; any size. nd health with e kinds: ulth Magazine; life jan Foods of all of the Natipnal He Stall 1 Vegetar for for J. VANDEVORT, 114 W, 1617 First Ave. Stall 19—SMITH’S—Lower Floor Special MINCE MEAT PIES Carnation Milk, 2 ca Pare’ Cane Sugar, 18 poundsutor 31c Lb. — EDGERLY'S Qpen tomorrow f Sanitary STALL 36° ; nto vs 5 MT. VERNON BUTTER STORE, 1521 Pike Fiace. PUBLIC MARKET HOOD’S HOME MADE CANDY AND {CE CREAM lates, hand rolled, regular 40¢ Ib, pound , t Brittle, per pound é Re . » s Ade HOOD'S—HOME OF THE FAMOUS PRINCESS CHOCOLATES 1509 Pike Piace——1329 Third Ave., Opp. ae Oyster Cocktails ... Dungeness Crabs, 10c Hamlin’s Cider Mill Pure Apple ( daily, Whe Cider Vinegar 1521 FIRST AVENUE 1522 Pike Place Butter Rees. 4 to ington Rest Je! Fresh East Cream Che Best Ch STALL 204 STALL 26 STALL 206 ery purchase of Sanitarium Crabs 26 hy 8 for ase: Ase ‘om 6 to 10 p. m. only ” toe A pound, > f ids’ for SAN ee ee FISH CO., re Pike Place. Open Until 7:30 P. Market Fresh Dungeness Crabs, 3..25¢ Fresh Silver Salmon, each. ,.35¢ Fresh Olympia Oysters Se 3..25¢ Salted Mackerel 10¢ ea BOSTON FISH CO., STALLS 64.65 Variety Market Money Savers Yakima Burbanks, pe Fruits, Vegetables, Butter, Eggs Phone Orders eat © oD 9 Ib. SGA 49 Cents Sack Standard fine gra lated new Suga _ [will buy 18 sacks of sugar: ANDERSON, Stall pi Stall 201 ory Words by Schaefer ~*~. g