The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 28, 1911, Page 8

Free to Pile | At the Theatres | YOU’LL FIND IT HERE sotniew re | FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. conedinee. Victims) NEWS OF THE DAY COND £0 FOR BUSBY PEOPLE Dry Goods Store Closes Daily at 6:30 Dry Goods Next Morning Worst © Wen Dr. Gustav Lewis commenced .— i Saas he eae m der Why They Never ore ee Krin’s tele haw a real Emerald at: | ie yesterday for $16,000 damages | IN ] A Tried the Remarkable mosphere and real Irish people I) geaimat the Seattle Taxienb Co,, al E Mime, Bartholdi’s cockatoos 056 ee ee a aoa and Toutes gaa if you think the pathications of AT THE THEATRES Moore HBL Warner in “Alias J py Valenti clever birds. Metropolitan —°'The Fortune wind-up to the bill It May Be. the agricultural department are for * pal * * * * { Hunter * 7 Seattle—"The Three Twins.” # “ rrent maga - the farmer alone Lole—"Rosalind at Red Gate.” & yy ee Ree EERE PK date tgs muh fait you are far from | * * | * * * * * * 'T 18 FREE. By making a free test of the Wonderful Pyramid Pile Remedy you are sure of being right. No thing {s more disappointing than to invest in something that doesn’t) do the work. So write at once to the Pyramid Drug Co, Marshall Mich. for a free trial package and know to a certainty that here is @ sure, quick and permanent cure, an instant relief in worst cases of any form of piles, The trial will eeeeeeeeeeeeeeen Orphoum—Vaudeville * pectey?” right. Many of| Pant Vaudeville * AT THE ORPHEUM * “| think it's a scheme to the so-called] LL DAY * *) force people to read the adver farmers’ bulle A Empress—Vaudeville. Grand—Vaudeville and M0 yyy yee eee eee ENHES! tisemen tins” are exeel-| Or) - = lent reading for ——- — —_ _ - _ tton pictures. ‘Rabies a la carte,” at the her REET RRR eee te laamnnt little acts reatient of meattte mines 1906, and to pele am fo Rekas go MER Sakai sos, fa'reet comfortaniy |S #4 SH Ew eww ww Bere to tne tudience | Miling Cos 'of vere, dea yer jern what the A Clearance Selling over night, and in the we are | At the Pantages * Phi rca ge Bi tectay at hie pena: 2135. 99th gy. | Iearned. abo ut Mores cant help I. for the reeuiar * ee ee * spindleshanked | fun Sing. aiden a eee werd barton Women’ $ and ‘Misses’ One-Piece Dresses Ble box that puts you on your feet ple Blossoms" {8 a fairly him, and keeps you going, Be sure] Tyrolean singers, the Sarnthaler skit. The moving pictures are one . food values, ete you get what you ask for. troupe, is one of the best features of the best features, They are ol | @aakkeaeeekheew HLA. Harding ‘The author of | Use the coupon below, Merely |at the Empress this week ways fine. many of the bul fi in your name and address. siiemasemameliae sme hhete idl Reveiver Duet letins is Harry A, Hardini EVERETT, Nov, 28—A #| Studies the subject and exp . with it at the New Y i hort pistol duel war fought > | FREE PACKAGE COUPON City to Learn if Railroad snort plato "duel wan fought | wih ate Neve York one Fill out the blank lines be , n int, low with your name and ad I R ibl f Di > Fey ares et ress, cut te or t | oO i. od fo'the PYRAMID DRUO. OO. s esponsl @ TOF MISASler |e ict at three men Sunday af elesigi dec rth yd 409 Pyramid Bldg. Marshall, Whether the city can demand committee to investigate and report pe mane near werent war roa bas rhe hcnaes Ro awatieuak Mich. A sample of the great [/ damages from the Milwaukee rail. /4% to whether any person, corpor midnight « man mame do 12-inch batpin, A doctor removed Pyramid Pile Remedy will then ation or city department is respon-|* the road, and was ordered to ®) en eine w mad-dog scare be sent you at once by mail, || "O*! &# & result of the washing oUt) ine for the water disaster, The |® halt. He started to fire, One rr featuring exceptional values at this FREE, in plain wrapper. of the pipe Hines at Landsburg will | resolution passed * of the deputies slipped and thet Mamusred , jbe determined by Assistant Corpor | Superintendent A. L. Valentine |® fell, His companion, thinking “Fifteen killed and 30 Injured ‘ low price in pleasing models for street, Name ... es }ation Counsel Howard Findley, who/of public utilities and Superinten * he was bit, also stopped, and so far during the football cea f and eve y we, | was sent to Landsburg yesterday to|dent Ober of butldings have been|® the gun man escaped. po Pay afternoon and evening wea: make an investigation and report to | sent to Landsburg by Mayor Dilling |® “Thi hy q thet | ne a Mayor Dilling. |to begin construction of @ truss|y xe eRe RRR RE HH flasel thee ved mp: Pogary | The selling embraces models in At yesterday's council meeting | bridge at the scene of the tempor ied oe Se , ‘ ‘ Councitman Griffiths Introduced alary bridge to protect the water Marion Sentence: BALTIMOREA world’s record . Crepe de Chine Chiffons and Silks resolution authorizing the utilities | mains, Victor Marion, the private @© lror coating and loading « ship wi all late Fall arrivals, prettily draped tective convicted of attempting to] oien when the colt Birnen : graft $1,600 from J. W. Dalton to leocy on 7,000 tone of coal and 600 and trimmed in laces, embroideries “fix” the prosecuting Attorney's | tong of freight in 4 hours and 55 > re charge, wan sentenced to 90 days nile AMENDMENT PROPOSED : Ng jocent Burg! in the county jail by Judne Gay| an opinion trom the ¢o) “ All sizes poe 34 to 40 represented, vcomie Yesterday. Former Prosecuting | counsel’ read in council NIX rege The preferential voting system, | loamen in Singapore's oT wo Dang Pettin Plge ro! age ag mae states that the age limit of schoo! also 14, 16 and 18 years, but sizes in |which has made the Grand Junc- ters of Havana”; “Dan, the Light |@*"¢ "tice of appeal children who may enjoy the half Hard the individual styles are broken. tion, Colo, city charter famous | House Keeper. re om street cars is 21 years. is ,' throughout the country, may be| Lyceum—"My Brother Agasti a Retet in Sight. ‘lias cm Be ms 4 The saving to be effected in the buy- adopted for Seattle as the result of /no"; “Terms of the Will"; “Re Some on the petition asking the in; retty Frock for Thanksgivin, a charter amendment proposed in| view of the Paris Garrison”; “The| %@ done to bring down the cost | council to pass a Sunday closing law | ing of a pretty / : eile the city council yesterday by Pres-|Life Boat”; “Their Charming Mam. of living. for theatres came up before the | and other functions is very evident at “That's what, | think I'll loounci! yesterday {t was promptly $18.75. Jident Max Wardall | ma.” " The amendment provides that} Cirewit—“The Reporter”; “Re aan on the aubject at | placed on file. Becond Floor. second and third cholce can-|sourceful Lovers"; “Her Mother carnage | for and that the |Interferes"; “The Convert of San| bY LONDON, Nov. 28.—-In deference | Newest Fur Turbans | « 1 must receive # | Clements |g AVith the death of Mary Jette, the to a “request from the lord chau | , atest || majority of first, second or third] City—"The Escape From the|Indian wife of Richard Jeffs, who|beriain, the bathing girl in Kis — al Av OM fare. Latest fi “hoice votes. If no majority ex-|Dungeon”; “Cave Homes left a $700,000 estate, a prolonged | mot” has put on a few more clot i e arie y 0 ancy ampe 00 Ss _— ists on first choice, second cholce|Canary Isles"; “Getting Married”; | will contest is expected, Four dif _ MODEL MILLINERY | 's counted, ete : 7h open “Wistarle ._, [egrent wills will be sresentad to| NEW VORK, Nov 28.—A $10 bil! Me “ is 527 People’s Bank Bldg. Wherever tried the system has lass A—"The Reckonin ‘A| Probate Judge Frater, it is alleged. |lost on Broadway Oct. 11 and| f Ch eliminated partisan polities from|Trip to Saxony"; “How Texas Got|One was filed yesterday by Walter|found by @ man from Berlin and or e ing 0 ris mas }] jeity government Left"; “The Story of Indian| Fulton, which names Jerry Meeker, | turned over to the police, has bee ° | Lodge.” Henry Steve and Thomas Milroy as | returned to its rightful owner after A N early start must be made if the Gifts are to be finished well ahead of the bustling $2.50 240 DIAMONDS PROBING PLUMBERS’ TRUsT |**°"O"™ Pee Se vee. Cee . WASHINGTON, Nov. 28.—It was NEW YORK, Nov. 28&—Jam : ? po F We will fit |} FOR TOM RYAN 1222:"<< today ‘uy the U. &. de ¥ Heenan, who ti 80 years with the|If ‘THE NEW BEADLE-BERRY WORK | LARGE CENTERPIECES, stamped for |partment of justice that U. 8. At merican Exchange National bank, ADS. stan oes ideri 088-s embroidery, $ a gold filled || United Proee Lenged Wiee) |torney” McCormick of Los Anautes 0 American Exchange National bank. | BAGS, stamped ready for embroidering, 0c. | cross-stitch embroidery, $1.00. frame, guar NEW YORK 28 jOMAS \has been summoned here for a con: street than any living man, was F s mped >unchols CREPE GOWNS for French embroider. ~ || F. Ryan, who in 1906 purehased rich | rerene ; j SIDE FRILLS stamped for Punchola | y anteed for 5 » . jference regarding the “plumber given a gold watch on his Sist| t $1.25 with |/concessions in the African Congo | trust,” which ls reported ‘on birthday embroidery, 35c. enemies years, |from King Leopold of Belgium, is|troling all ph AERTS ad bi aa 3E GUEST TOWELS f spherical lenses and leather |lawaiting the first fruits of his In-|tne Rocke pumbers’ supplies im 5 Wl STAMPED PUNCHOLA SQUARES} LARGE GUEST TOWELS for cross- d ; aly ocky Mountain and Pacific] November 28, 1864, Gen. Forrest's Ca Cit Regul t ? of stitch embroidery, $1.25 case, complete for $2.50, includ- || vestment of millions there today 1n | states. cavalry ercseed Duck river, which n y Neguiate: for dresser scarfs, 15¢ TINGN, carers ae ia < “ EAD . n he delivery to him of 240 uncut 4 ing a careful examination ii° or a “ was important to} A resolution by Councilman Grif ms ’ y ene diamonds from the New York cus others than For-| tithe asking the opinion of the cor SCRIM PILLOW RL -INGS in var-| for French embroidery—separate pieces See our Kryptok lenses, with | {ome house fr , no lines or cement scales, for | | rest, for it rej|poration counsel as to whether ious colors, enough for one pillow in each priced as follows :— close and distant vision Mount. | quired BchofieM, | the city can compe! the Sunset and | 5 j ‘ 3 ea with Shuron eyeglass ‘SUGGESTS EXPERT { Gccmsiadlag tes independent: tataphons. companies|M Te ak _. | 36-inch Centerpieces, 90c spectacle mounting the Union forces |to make physical connections w CHILDREN’S NURSERY APRONS Plate Doilies, 20c each Coeemiontion vecelves BY ¢ on the Duck, to jadopted by council yesterday stamped in novelty designs, for outline em-| Napkins, 25¢ each ie council yesterday from the duck at once to| An opinion is also asked as to/f 76 ¥ ' T ler: Dailies, 10c Herrick Improvement company of Pes Franklin. It is| whether the city can compel the broidery, 75c. 1 umbler Doilies, San Francisco suggested that Seat NITED only a few days | Suns t company to reduce its! f] A large assortment of finished Gift Novelties, made up in pretty cretonnes, includes ind logs, Dat ate Arends wie: |\tio's complicated street car situa since we saw | rates vl | tion might be improved by the REDDING, Cal., Nov. 28.—Blood Schofield re the following :— ployment of Bion J. Arnold, an ex-/Shed and an Indian war ray reouie treating to Co.|. The rendition of “Stabat Mater : [pert on car service, to map out aj from the action of Indian Mike of lumbla becauge |DY Rossini will take place at the} Sewing Boxes Glove Boxes Handkerchief Boxes ; 7 dea . |the Dixie valley tribe, and hie son, First Christian church, Broadwa i i ‘ | program of regulation and improve Hood had capture enceb. en ere stron wey me Comer Mage Sewing Trays Sewing Screens Waste Baskets |ment. Mr, Arnold's services are ex-|' shooting two Fall River officers, |rnis way Scale ak move on /82d Olive, this evening at § o'clock Scarf: 2 Center, facv “ Medicine Ge ses Pin Cushions ney ving a for $150 a. day |a€cording to indications here today 8 There will be 30 in the chorus carfs P' , - a. ee season that precedes Christmas. Second Floor. |pensive, calling the eh board while ing to and from tho| The sheriff and a posse of forty are| no metus a oF War, €Bd Mt under the direction of Prof. David Desk Pads Dresser Trays Tie Racks ' feity and $250 a day while on the [hot on the trail of the fugitive red-| - : their capture. Moe Cottons deauic voll aoe SWEPT OVERBOARD) ew vonic. nov. 2x—rorget [ist anion eeplal ia to be erect Things You Should) Thanksgiving Specials in Housewares - Varnihed Tie doohn’ rol BSe ||” Gay eg Bre Eaant Wee | nent ecu of a roi he Back Bar iment co Know | Kitchen and Bedroom Paper YORK, Nov. 28.—Four of i706 ope) een ne eee a teens | of the Prevention of Cruelty society |. ¥. W. Stevenson & Co., brokers, | ) OVAL SAVORY ROASTER, SS pale a her crew swept overboard to their]. Dahlgren, son of Mra. Harry tamara ty *|pailey Bide, are advised some | ROCHESTER COFFEE | tam 10¢ an Road death, others seriously injured, and |!@hr. was transferred from Har-| Dance at Dreaiiland tonight, [profit-taking in stocks, Buy th SPECIAL 75¢ ncrustia Walton, per yard.S¢ || the craft itself battered almost belp-|Yard to Fordham, where relatives Rood. decttues. oe - ho a Interior Stains, per gal. .$1.40 || !es4 the French steamer Santanna | watch him. ead * PERCOLATORS, SPE i” al Roasters Shingle Stains, per gal 60¢ oe babe port here today, after _ | i CIAL $1.65. of heavy stamp- - ~ © a terrific stor NEW YORK, Nov. 28—Old Moth Dutch Kalsomine Tints, 5 Ibs Pane np er Earth will exist only 15,000,000 1 sheet steel, 25¢ n up all hope more years when the sun's heat | Percolators of nickel- ary, self- 1Be Floor Waxi ng- Brush. $4.50 || storm abated will be shut off, said Astronomer | ast Japalac, pint, 45¢, quart, $0¢ ep aoe vorwedbbgy Mitchel! at Columbia plated copper, with one- | l ni ; | th Leave Out “Obey : piece removable inset. | body... Speci C i. Dahlem & (0. By United Prose Leased Wire) CHICAGO, Nov. 28-—-Volces of | fini cial T5e. 1508 3rd Ave., AGO, Nov. 28.—When Mrs. |the dead were heard at a meeting | Six - cup _ size Bet. Pike and Pine | Alice Waller Hough of Portland [et the Borrowed Time ead, A NUT PICK Roues, that ehe would not promise speech of members claimed by} SETS, SPE- ENAMELED SAVORY ROASTER, —~—RUSENENTE | to obey any man, Rous bought two |death. All club members are over | CIAL 18¢. SPECIAL $1.35. - | tickets for Elgin, ils. ‘There Police | | Nut Pick Sets ‘i : ; M OORE THI H E ATRE TRE Masietrete Temmvech BAS vevioed pilbansin: Mics mst, ac he of nickel - pht- ae aro Same shape and size as the Roaster illus- TONIGHT and All Week—Matinee| clause “cherish and protect” ts sub-|ty-seven carloads of cigarets, valued ed steel, con- ; trated above. Made of high-grade dark en- bales 1 tml Be jal Holiday stituted for “obey.” The couple to- | at $1,000,000, arrived here today. ~ Binns day are man and wife The pills are en route to China and | Davies. The cost of the first house built in sisting of one : : sulcled’ Atantwile sage ge bes cracker and six = at H. B WARNER ¥ Phoned s1MMx | Japan, il nut picks. Spe- ve VV Pw smooth inside. Very easily cleaned. Spe- : OPIUM | TRUNK ITHACA, N. ¥., Nov. 28—Discov- | etmore i} cial 18¢. t VGCY cial $1.35. ha ering a fire that threatened to| APT Ye Metropolitan Theatre A visit to the home of Mrs. |wreck the train, the crew of the| e 4 ©. E. Rhodes, 641 Donovan st» {Cannon Ball express used the con. NIGERL - PLAT. Ton! vi r : Gites 2 s lor of Frank Nettleton, jrents of a milk car as & fire ox | Within 60 days from December Ist gets the free lot. ED CRUMB boneay by Winchell meee hs rested Sund: lei tereks Senses opium smuggling charge, result. |ti2euisher 9 UNIVERSAL COFFEE| TRAY AND “run romrunn mumrmm” | 4'in the discovery by Inepec rere | MACHINES, SPECIAL BRUSH, SPE- 2 to Bi a tise CHATHAM, N. Y., Nov. 28-—| \ i | % Toa taat ee, tiSe.| tere Loftus and Turnbull of 68 | nonert Goldemith reported to the| $1 50 Cash Jan. I, 1912 $4.75. CIAL $1.35. taels of opium hidden in a trunk In the attic, A second charge [Police that a thief stole hi Aluminum Coffee Ma- ‘ray was placed against the sailor, |49 “He's welcome to it, Ps WW J idee tot ae i Crumb Tray of Ted ENS Puc stats [Meyer “Shoe eer | fOr the ookin eg gn sie aries 3 put up $1,000 bail on the first [M28 and should do him good.” ; with alcohol lamp attach- | tistic design, nickel- SEUNEE ¥ charge, he was re-arrested and | | ment which permits of mak-| plated and polished, iC e . BUTLER, Pa., Nov. 28.-—How th 4)! 3 . 5 “THREE iow ie 2 as pa rs z Mxcelient Company sh Pe tear ee toe. loser at “Jacks” removed a gar-| ace in e more | ing coffee at table. Special | and Brush in mission pattern, ebonized Wights, sus ote ‘ & $4,75. | finish, Special $1.35. ty jail in default of bail. ment at the end of each game is| tom tHe ATRE Second Ear-Buster |" sire tri tating" | Addition | BASEM ENT SA L LE Ss ROO M " Tonight—All The second ear buster of the NEW YORK, N | Mats. Tuesday Wahissler | Baturd lye de e lea 3 4 Aa geal: jay.| year, provided by the leather lunged | Sarah Rockefeller says she kept al q magsteany Btockanie Co. ix atudes at the University of Wash-|time card registering the visite of j MLIND A ” |ington under the leadership of the|her husband,. Melvin 0, mm Prices—2c, I5e, 50c. Mats., 1c, 26c.| All-American star rooter king, Will|home of Mra. An | n ri e eaver a s, Horsley, will split the alr tomor-|she is suing for $60,000 for aliens : 5, i Fe ANE on Ron town weer: |she ts suing for $60,000 for allena-|t OneFourth of Addition Sold Opening Day. Get Busy Be- | While the nightshirt was ruled out | —————___ —___________ fore Thanksgiving. I of order, there will be more va oupvare ACAgeaer Hats—black, white, navy, cardinal and royal-blue. riety than on former occasions, as \ . f. iDrisos are ‘ottered for the. ugliest ee Seryres Priced unusually-low, because of a favorable purchase, at », the prettiest chorus © ented $2.95. ‘The martini aingera of Tyrolean the #t couple, the best ani 7 ng or other take-off, the best float sons eye and ey TITLE INSURANCE FURNISHED TO EACH DRAPED SILK TURBANS, $4,.95—Attractive Winter wat er io land the gloomlest stunt jog. | ‘Triad Other Big 8. & C. Acta. Sha Dancing y, Br PURCHASER models for the matron—of good grade silk velvet, in black, } day, Saturday, |_ CHICAGO, No , Main 2911) Ind. 104. Vv. 28.—Mra fain 8911) Ind. 104. brown and navy; excellent values, PANTAGES THEATRE | ws oe [+ vor Gand antics | an Pace {Telephone Main 2661, or Call sreneingnh Aalsereee, ates during the past six years in a " || order to collect Insurance mongy, ‘WELL & MoCOY¥ CO. e || was held today for the acth he Sev Notion | srand‘ueytahwing tne aetna tf ken nes a David P. Eastman aistewernite | CEREDERICK & NELSON) | quest over U d f Pe 7 ave Pi eg a RE Ng Roe MONEY Sacer eae ey MB smascen chro Lournat Patt Vaudeville, jach cyanide poison was discovered Sud Codes 1867, Special Mat. Thas ARGE and medium shapes in these very popular Winter “enna ent