The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 31, 1911, Page 8

_THE SEATTLE STAR —TeOWTEST flguT TO. BITS O' NEWS JOULE MND Tr MERE. ]iNIs| Wet [ODD BITS Edmund Bowden and €, Shor- The coun astructed the cor-| CMICAGO.—“Throw Out the ged pod on gg 7 il y rock, school directors, who were to poration counsel yesterday to bring| Line” Ie the latest hymn to be put ae im Flare fem ry Tk retire at the ond ef thelr tert sult testing the right of the public|Under the ban as “idiotic.” Relig: |t owied yr pA th “ have both ansounded their candi: service commission to raise the|lous journals here Joining Cs 0 ea edge or consent, ducy for re-election following ithe rates of the Independent Telephone | Gov. Woodrow Wilson to reform) | oo cireulation of a petition hedded by | Co. The company had complained | the church music. 4 ¥ to the commission that it t oomerte years to be poverty atrick : hail Dee ‘ppd peapun rps making aay profits on Pot re CHICAGO.—"There’i no necensity | Alice Quinn, 80, left $25,000 to J, her employer, - vo |fixed. by its franchise, and |for & woman growing old; all she! formerly , Studente of the university witt] October 31, 186%, Lieut. Coll rcrmigion to raise them. ' ‘Tha| needs to do tx to control her mind) she died, hold thelr annual “nightshirt" pa rhingon. of Morgan's raiders) commission investigated and found young,” says Dr, sew ohai divine rade Friday evening burned four) that the company was losing money | Julia Beton, Thoughtlst a NE ying he _ , , trestles near|and gave It the privilege of asking |mjor of Oscawana, N, ¥, gone to Join his wife, who aed o g m4 c| _—_ a few weeks ano, ew of PI . a hrey and Stanton . higher prices, The city claima that ; witout Wil ve. gesets of tho| | G oodleteville,) ie franchise agrosinent In binding,| CHICAGO—A follow-up cam-|Galot, » wutelde, aaked that hotly Commerofal Club at the # {p . (Yrven. sine in spite of the comminsion’s ruling, | Pagn Ae arg —_ containing | bodies be nee and the sal t ‘tae Lowsavinte owve cice biblical quotatio juried toi . tors a an iyehaaage Nashville rail] SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 31 - did ade road was of NO| Little Ovear Carlson dincovered the 4 GALVESTON, Tex—To mo to IU} man with the worst memory in the|an ehurch, to save the neglected | the bride of Wendon Phillips, a Leg U o i I co ce g i Mm stockholders oF) world, But he was dead. On his| millionaire. Angeles real estate clerk, Miss fea of Patrolman A. R. ’ any one eli) wateh dial was written, “Keep in belle Koenig, 20, gave up an estate discharge. Contra’ than a palm leaf! memory October 17, suicide.” CHICAGO. Ruglewood hospital a $400,000, service rules, the pe nan embark fox tan = — —~ - —— ed in hawiness in G town and . lB py x was compelled to go through bank | "iced ‘the people who wanted t& rupley proseedings, generals, that baities are not alll | Waseesl ture ] FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. [ seprasess | furnite There wae a large gathering of there is to war, but that a bonfire Dry _Goods Store Closes Daily at 5:30 Dry Goods has its unex also. members and fr! the Knights of Columbus elub roow ieee ae eae ENY| The Winter Number of the ized a whole village, entered a rail-| bands of the city council. Yester tion, seatt the passen-|day two ordinances were introduc i A ; pe Seliae Suora: avulleed the, 00 ed by Counctiman Hesketh affect Some of the good things in this number: Bath Robes and Dressing Sacques. fice and waiting room and attacked |ing them, The first provided that Bags and Scarfs for the holidays and d welled ipeometive, The lo A Gah ie peti ap ge Fh Stencils and Embroideries for Pillows, comotive killed the bull, however, e € 5 ent of the ocd ae first month's salary of applicants Runners and Table Scarfs Dr. Henry N. Robson of London,| for positions. The second fixed Charming House and Afternoon Dresses . gland, hs tne baa making | their lcense fee at $100 a year, be c. bd Luncheon Set Designs. 9 4 New Ideas for Women’s Undermuslins our of the world, is paying his| sides requiring them to put up & : Designs for Bedroom and Houschold Oyez! Oyez! Oyez! Here Are the Federal Judges: iain "vist '0siuit|tist ena! Seis Este dayiks Sor Sonne One. 1 Designs to raseho Dr. Robs formerly a resident sae sn ; se tages fa pa : i e 7 of Washington re q ad sr roabpet Pay prt Coats and Dresses for Little Tots. Price, including a 15c Ladies’ Home Jour- Who Will Hear the Case of Uncle Sam Against termined to stop the slaughter of = Masquerade Costumes and Accessories. | ‘nal Pattern of your own selection; 20e. PAGOSA SPRINGS, Colo—Pake |tarmer, shot and killed 20 horses Fiset_Picor i i fe ak anes tae i oe belonging to a party of aborigines, : . the United States Steel Corporation Geshe i Sk [geo Marabou Muffs Women’s Lisle Hosiery ee PUBLIC MARKETS $5.00 Special 38¢ Pair FELT THANKFUL ILLOW Muff of good quality, woven OMEN’S Black Lisle Hosiery, em- “Great luck, old man!” exclaimed arabo . Re W 3 ieee! 4 CEP made Gecth Ste Soantiel Maraboa, lined with | atin; and shown broidered in new designs, in self and to his former chum yesterday. ‘I've | ere m ores hon $5.00. and brown. Unusual value at contrasting color. They are in medium been married only three weeks and . 3 .00. le aa 3 < Z bargiars broke tato my Bows last | pes H eae i Firet Floor, pet, strengthened with 4 inch garter night ne er 0 a a aa welts, high spliced heels and double soles “Do you call that luck ?* pete 9 and toes. Special 38¢ pair. _, “L sure do. Why, man, they stole AL = New Laces ai - i¢ wea First Picor, all the wedding presenta.”—-Cleve ; land Piain Dealer ; 4 ret HANTILLY Lace Edges and Bands in P ul N ti Six interesting pletures wore] *unaie, doe Ib vlitiees a good range of pleasing designs, from opular Notions pee ry See Fe : ; r 3 to 10 inches wide, x “Perfection” Shoulder Braces for men, cational quegrams ‘ef the. Wasbiad |?. . be af New Venise Lace Bands in popular} women and children, 25c. So Association ie se Preps Z . L whole widths and attractive designs, Sterling Skeleton Waists, with rubber Pointing out the moral of the me | ioe sc 0° SU" _ NEW VENISE ALLOVERS are shown } buttons, 25e. ; : f cessity for an energetic campaign | .i0cs! : in white, cream and ecru, eighteen inches Mercerized Cotton Rick-Rack, in white on the white plague, were nat with | 15 ib; Ml wide, at $475, $2.50, $2.75 and up to $9.00} and colors, 4c yard; 35c¢ bolt. owt strong Gramatic appeal. " yard —Firet Fieor. De Vars “Pinon” Shirtwaist Shields, 20e. SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 31— ‘i . $018 Ihe. for|—E Wnnnnnnnnn Colonial Waist Extenders, 5c. Acceptance of the offer of two]?! are Yakina Gnd} Sapho Lisle E Designs for Men's Negligee Garments. Designs for Holiday Embroideries—Ini- IN MORGAN'S WALLST. OR IN WASHINGTON. | tials and Alphabets. JOSEPH BUFFINGTON. GEORGE GRAY. WILLIAM M. LANNING. in colors s i comb; pome wnee § ic, . & inch The judges who, it is autbor-cently handed down a decision Injsince 1906 and before that was 8) strangers to “show him sound” |‘ : - Dru S ee " ,|tavor of the government to dis-|U tates district judge for] cost Grover C. Evans, son of a| ; g un ries wide, 10 yard. “Aunt Lydia's” Linen-finished Thread for carpets, 5 ed, will hear the Matively ensounced, will |solve the all powder trust district of Penusyl| wealthy family in Placerville, $416. Ghirar 1 oe: The y” Stocking Protectors, pre- case of the government against the | jiage Gray has sat on the federal is a republican. Judge ies awe pints Gitar. | horo ' United States Steel Corporation bench since 1899. He is a member Lanning, after a five Fay Judge Wilson R. Gay yeuterday . beet Ital | & re George Gray of Wilmington,|of the permanent court of arbitra-jas United States district Judge,| restored Juror John Larson to duty | '4® © a S08 quarts: Falters eae Tt 3 ys . ng’ i 5 oi I ne » cate ton of Pitts, Hon under The Hague convention. |became a cireuit Judge of the fed:| nd also allowed him his salary, A|*P: 20° bottle Turtle Oil Shaving Sticks, 15e. vent ripping and tearing, Se. lp dacs i. He fs = democrat, and has served eral court in 1909. He was elect-| week ago Larson was conituitted to| WROTLAKE PUBLIC MARKET. ‘Magic’? Cleanser, Staywave” Hair-waving Pins, 10c. burg and William M. Lanning of in the United States senate. Judge ed representative in 1903, but relihe county jail for six hours tor ue mn. 7 Magnesium Carbonate, 5c. | Wilson Dress Hooks, flat, invisible and ywdered Soap, 10¢ auze Bandages, 10c Trenton, N. J These judges re- {Buttington has been a eircult Judge i stgned He is & republican speaking to @ witness, Regna ee "its, bat ae ‘ Colgate’s Dental Cream, 20c. rust-proof, 10c. ae Abranton, and his salary was at banket: pears and app! Twentieth Century Kid Glove Enamel, eg ahs = Phe basanen, t 4 Roger & Gallet’s Lip Pomade, 15c. PICTURE SHOWS ke. cabbage, | Pumice Stones, 10c First Floor. —Piret Piece. At the Weatres Mectr Tiny Bables”? "Tis Better : ) | eee “Their Tiny Babies"; “ "Tis Better Be | codices, Te INS | fA 25¢. jto Have Lost and Lost"; “The Sregepetne 0000 gon soe oe fate | Sed cee wees » oe |S ya | Blankets and Comforters for Winter Needs] ky Portugal tol we % AT THE THEATRES = & Trio in their motor racing act. Da-|They Stopped the Run on the| “Pe? ® Chicago man begins in| fk roast 2 % Moore—"The Love Tales of a{vis and Gledhill are English cham-| Bank"; “The Lost Freight Car.” foreign parts bi h s 4 : E are prepared with assortments that cover a wide variety of desirable styles in | id vt aposiriag ed dabeeeay gph reg fsgoberiee sue Pe ams thy wires goes into the | the qualities most sure to be appreciated these cooler nights. Prices throughout ] #|is given on the volodrome patented |Sheriff is a Bachelor”; “Dr. Bill's opengl PRE pystore, are attractively-low. Two special values :— * track. Mons Rudolphy, the strong | Patient.” down the street | ive. ise 4 i $ : “Barriers Burned - a oe oe breathless | Circuit—"Lady Godiva"; “Moth and 400! mr SANITARY 1 ‘AREET DOUBLE-BED SIZE MIXED WOOL-AND-COTTON BLANKETS, closely people. Singing jer In Strong on Hypnotism” of some Kubne| sugar : : * : : #lof the four messenger boys rivals |ging and Milling in Sweden Beveridge . mos. |pomptina 146 Ih: Burkert peentors, woven, with pink or blue border; weight 5 pounds to the pair. Special $4.35 pair. a geeetea % # thelr dancing, and they are called |eral in Annan"; “A Prisonep..of els. For Kuhne | it, 2%, 100 Ibe. $1.20: onions, 4 . 4 fo ee a e % Pantayeo—Vaudeville. [back repeatedly Mexico.” UR verdad fn in| it, 106,16, 300. Shc: # bunches car DOUBLE-BED SIZE WHITE COTTON-FILLED COMFORTERS, carefully |) % Grand—Vaudeville and mo City—"The Scandal ‘i Chicago girl! 12 heads cabbage, : tufted, covered with good grade silkoline, in red, pink and blue Persian designs. Spe-J] i"The Tricked Trick sons toma 2 bunches onle % tion pictures. ARR H RAEN Pamity's Pet Revenge ot on aan 1A cial $2.65 * a —Bedding Section. z Poe 2 2 i tier Days"; “The I ; ws ; ie cians aaRRKRHRKE * AT THE ORPHEUM. yes 7 . childhood was * * 4 Kilda, Scotland.” te tb spent in Ban/| fs, afc Pere rerr ee eee es] Choa a RAH ee he Cure of Joka Francisco. She's | mosh noene deo tor New York aharp Douglas”; “An Island Comedy”; . butter, 3 Sc » ea $ AT THE EMPRESS. It exceeds the speed Hmit—that |The Long Road.” cman soar chieewe, ‘Be Tb enmn. 2c 5 ttle Distributors of sos Ste! woman sculptor ; don * ® | show at the Orphe: - in the world, eilancous Sour plekies, mixed| “cys be 99 ak awe 8 es oe 9 ey | OY Mt the Orpheum ‘his week, Tt y and has done a|15 dill pickion, {0c dom | Lib y I ickar goes faster and faster from the Tot of fine|vlives. ave quart; stutfed oliven. tb 1 P There are some good acts at the |time the Arados clowns get on until thin, nts | SuRFts Soeati Yel ~ i Ks. She gets yar kj ‘ a assware and-Pai Meee Maher's n toseup when it|lightning fast clincher in all| (BY United Press Leased wire) icles from her mother, who/; : comes to-picking the headiiner.|around funny stuff, called, “The|, VOS ANGELES, 3 nontgog Sefore © be o Ib Se Pon nntic dl ni, aan [eat ot Oi, fas | Oak Bedroom Furniture Specially Pric lowed by Ed F. Reynard, who puts|dro harbor tonight for a review o' e@ , while War. splenaia ua ies Guo Vadie|O¥er @ scream in “A Morning in|thelr fighting strength, For four|f <"" ** Bek i ns MADISON HT Furniture Headquarters: Third Pieot, Upside Down” bring down the house |Hiekville.” Lynch and Zeller add|days this squadron with {ts 10,000|% Cedar 414 ~ with their burlesque act. Jules Ber-|' the gayety of things in a “Bang! |officers and men may be seen in nard and Jack Arnold, “juvenile “ club swinging act that/double column abeam of Point Expert packers of furniture, planos, pictures, china and glassware comedians,” havé a hilariously fur ty put the speedometer out of | Loma light. From mainmast to Can take charge of entire household. ny act that’s hard to beat business. Paults ran gets by|mainmast the vessels will keep a it sie [nicely as a singing comedienne, her | distance of 1,000 yards apart, form: heavy point being comedy rathe . , v1 be ever e reer rere site Palat: bting comedy rails ae a huge crescent reaching from g AT Tie eawrsens. SSRN WITH A fy RO : ay = FOR SALE od Mes he Seater HAD ANOTHER IN FOUR WEEKS Foremost of several exceptional This bright baby girl actually was Best Grocer Pro Osi er born with a pretty white tooth. It came with her, fully developed, | ; when she appeared in the world. THE REASON y Four weeks later she added an n vere | 4 |] jother tooth to her collection. No | one knows how many more will ap- |pear at similar intervals, for the || Must be sold at once. Phone 1321 Sunset or address 3004 second period of four weeks isn't Norton Av., Everett, Wash. up- yet. The little lady with this extraor dinaty teething propensity is} Helen Leone Briggs, daughter o! Mr. and Mrs. Dale Briggs of Des| Fall set of Teeth from $3.00 Why we can fit a goldfilled " dik Moines, Ia. ‘ ‘ Gald Crowns from. . . $3.00 frame with lenses and case ‘The ¥ 2 5 photograph shown here was | complete for $2.50, and still tikes Wien Oe Wie five Weeke-cit, White Crowns from. . $3.00 give satisfaction: ‘bi? } but the camera man couldn't get | Gold Fillings from. .. $1.00 We do our own grinding. 4 her x seth. | h aA We do our own fitting c4 ( to display _her_precions teeth. |] Rea aneee Silver Filling: Which saves expensive help r ‘ Mr, and Mrs. Curry are both Kege and Cheese—Tilla A Written Guarsintes Given With All Work, | IE Dresser of solid oak, in design illustrated, well-constructed throughout, dull golden aduates from.a reliable opt! b] 3 ek : | s fal collage, Both Bave state A) an en _ Remember, these low prices are for a limited time, finish. Drawers are trimmed with wood knobs; French beveled plate mirror me’ certificates and have had 20 We reserve the right to discontinue them without notice, ures nee vs eee and top of case 18x36, Special, $11.85. years of experience. so come early if you wish to take advantage oA | he Chiffonier pictured matching Dresser, ‘ ‘All work guaranteed. 1100 First Av., Cor. Spring St. ct offer i A oa eee ot le aloes aE r , Curry Optical Co. Carving Sets Regal Dental Offices Third Floor, 344.345 Arcade Pocket Knives Dr. L. R. Clark, Manager Buildi ; : Bring wine RE Wit sai Grinds Everything 1405 Third Av., N. W., cor. Union St. Makes Keys. Note—Bring this ad with you, ANC a ii lla iE a