The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 15, 1911, Page 3

ried the evening of De Miss Lettie Snyder, 1608 TS TOR MUN $2.50, Mo. 2514, New Torrey Shi Morsehite Honing Raxor Strop Youty for Bargains bo Avense. Spinning’ 2 Bargain Store Mieat F AMUSEMENTS MOORE THEATRE LAMBARDI GRAND OPERA oo. TONIGHT AND SUNDAY NIGHT MME. BUTTERFLY Mat. Tomorrow, “TROVATORE.” Saturday night inst performance of ormars. Sunday afternoon, 3 p. m., Grand 0; ratio Concert. on Cast. Prices--Evening, 0c to $2.00; mati meen, S00 to $1 “SEATTLE THEATRE Roth Pho TONK TomoORROW MATINEE and NIGHT! PAVE LEWIS “DOWT LIE TO Yous wirz.” Nights Matin Sunda ‘LOIS ae TONIGHT —ALL WEEK, Myrtle Vane & Co, 12—People, Mostly Girle—12 $—Other Big S&C. Acts—¢ “Unequsied Vaudevitie” | 7 Big acts 5 MARTELS Tena? THE BON MARCHE cured shoulder 4 Saturday spec a. pou Breakfast Bacon, strips, pound reamery Butter, h Bggs, candied Easter delivered 4 atic pound erwurst, pure food ty, pound .. Pastry Flour, Bon brand, No. 9 ‘sacks Marche Eastern Layer Cakes, 3 layers 2 for Pourth Floor, Union i. Bid $1.50 Dainty 50 wtmas box ar pric THE STAR—FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, Fred Monk of Ballard will be mar OF RUSSIAN CZAR AND THE LAD LIKELY TO SUCCEED HIM, ALEXEI NEWEST PHOTO NICOLAIERITCH GIRL TELLS HOW LIFE WAS WRECKED United Press Leased Wire) SAN FRANCISCO, De: Preased merci! land revolting details of her rela Otto C, Josien, Ethel Williams, 17, told on the stand in | tiny here today | big 1910 |had just purebas standing outside She first met Dr. 18—j}came into the candy store ployed and asked for an |tee cream soda. Joslen when he sordid she was tions with Dr save to call her attention to a |Judge Lawter's ory of two months life was wrecked, s were excluded from the he returned and asked her to take court room until time for their tes: and which was Three days later epted the invita | later another stand she [ride was taken, a girl chum of Miaw childlike and her | Williams accompanying them, Dr, Josien took the girle to a re jsort at the beach that evening and jsave Ethel her first drink of cham The rest of that week he itook the ont to lunch each wen BE ASSESSOR IS OUSTED BY FORTY POLICEMEN (By United Press Leased Wire) DENVER, Colo. ing resulted Wee unusually jyouth Wan accentyated by a girlish | jauit of plain blue serge and a low |Drimined hat Her votce was ba she told her story ely audible an | pagne. told her to get her other went to the Instead of money, shi i club, | first jran into the and continue consolidation of the city and Dec, 15.—Rict the edurt house, here at midnight when forty police men invaded the county asseasor’s jotfice and forcibly ousted Assessor | Arnold after that official had barri |caded himself inside and jail attempte to make him «i ee ee ee! that the ruling ousts him, > SIX-YEAR-OLD BOY I$ HERO. (By United Press Leased Wire) PORTLAND, Or., Sixyeanold Harry Thompson, son of Walter Thompson, is the hero of Montavilla district to After persuading his fa ther to venture out and capture 4 robber hidden In the yard, the youngster led the way with a * $6,000 WATCH IN PEARL Dec, 16 ‘The firm of Louis n of Chaux de Fords ha Arnold's successor y Speer ordered Arnold vacate the office. HANG NEGRO ~~ PREACHER (By United Press Leased Wire) JACKSON, Ga., Deo, 15.—Hanged In a theatre before an audience of hie relatives and others, the Re negro preacher, He was execute: only one of ite kind {firmed the appointment nly ov tw kin the | friends demanded recent ruling of the United States /ernor call out the militia, but the outers court upholding the plan/ governor declined to do this. PREACHER RUNS SALEM PAPE Untied Press Leased Wire) 1h-An extra edition of & local afternoon paper jhere was run off today to supply an unusual demand for,copies of the ‘This was due to the | fact that Editor Lockhart and Evan. Violett exchanged jobs for Lockhart delivered evangelical address at meeting for Vio! resulted from SSeS eee eee eee eee all the works, ‘BIRDS ATTACK MAN | BLOOMFIELD, Frank Bock was biaekbirds in a vacant and Bloomfield ay. injuries of the) | Wm. Turner, | dead here today. for having incited a race riot in| which Jesse Singley, a prominent » wheels armed with a shotgun, got the drop on the thief, who had just held up a grocery store ni: Placing the man in front, they started for the police station, when Thompson, through ner- vousness, pulled the trigger, escaped during the GIRL KILLS MOOSE which weighs 45 a diameter of inch contains It took an em firm 16 me the pearl which is guaran > good time, and worn as a ring on the sustained painful neck, face and hands The scene of the incident ts al mowt In the center of town, passing disturbed which were fighting over a crust. He tried to beat them off with | jbie hands, but until schoolboys came to his rescue. | |A hundred Uny wounds were made} by the birds’ bills. The sheriff erected the gallows on) | the stage, and the negro’s confe sion was read from there while a Bock | mob outside clamored for « lynch-| finger, is for sale for $6,000. RRR Dies in Bathtub (By United Press Leased Wire) ; Dee. 15. Mra, Ol} wife of McKee Ran kin, and known to the t Miss | public of a genera’ ‘unsctesctal| CENTS LIKE DIMES | BCRANTON, Sarah Lepeter was, arrested at her! |home in this city by United States Phat “Ziegle ODORLESS SAWDUST secret. service men on the charge | with one of the biggest moose killed Packing | of issuing counterfeit money. said she was detected in the act of ent | dropping pennies in the silver bath | pounds, #0 48 to give them the appearan Today when secret vice mon started to make out a case | of shooting any big game against the woman before United | waiting for a train when she de|both of whose lege were broken in | States Commissioner Scheur they | cided to walk In the woods. | found that the pennies had assumed she saw 6 moore. pearance, and that Investiga sald, as ery item in “A MIGKT IN A POLICE STatION™ the publication was followed by a biblical quotation. Under a story in which Roosevelt was quoted as having used the exe nression “holy smoke” eault of an attack ge, which seized her wh was in @ bathtub. n this part of the country the pres California ‘Krapes in odorless saw + | dust bas proved a great success, ac cording to reports from New York, where a carload of grapes has been |recetved. Extensive growth in this, | industry is predicted had antlers with spread of 56 inches. or had given up hope| “How thou art fallen, O Lucifer, of the Morning.” PANTAGES THEATRE THOMSON PROBE ra Investigation by cleac }, will be brought ‘on die th Oe next meeting u meeting will be held next Thursday There an elevator mit to an anv stomer—Aren't you waat- ing & good deal of that steak in thelr normal | their evidence was gone. I| thon showed that @ipped in quickstiver ‘but I shot at it and it fell they had been It got up and came at me, but I\into th _ killed it with the next shot.” Cycling WRirlwings weighed it first.—Sketeh, OLD WOMAN KNOCKS OUT TWO THUGS (By United Pross Le SAN FRANCI ancient Indian war » Mra, M. Holder, 71 years old, two highwaymen out at her home here at an early hour thie morning and then ran to the ation prepared to give her self up for murder. thugs had recovered, doused the other with water and a | away before the officers arrived men entered her house. One money and the} a Wire) CO, Dec. 15. But one of the ted him yard in the rear 0) crook’s head. knocked th the fa aged sprinters to the nearest police station a wonderful eatre-going m ago as Kitty here today, the f cerebral hem he Silver Plates on Leg Bone to Per mit Man to Walk Edmund Turner of New York accident, had to sub- ual operation to enable him to walk er plates had to be screwed of the right leg one plate on either wide. el lTime wae when as the train came |’ Furniture I landed all alone No on amid the station's din That I could call my own But now there's soma one looks | Wond for mé | Beet And though the train is late Marble r Adown the train shed I can see PURCELL SAFE CO. She's waiting at the gate | Exclusive Agent for the cS | US SANK This single blessedness is “stuff,” | Beattie. I've jed it and I know The talk of “freedom” is a bluff] That bachelors all throw | Away with freedom such as that, No whit for it I care! I'd rather have my little flat And Her who's waiting there! q 11 used to think that what I did | Beet eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet jto an asylum. ‘Arrests Follow ‘POSITIVELY HIS ee ng “LAST APPEARANCE (Az nited Pree Leased wise) 1 enator Ne URCTION CITY Ian, Doc. 15.| fthode Inland. por rumors of |life, He had the Fort | which the Kile privately | comminsic ion of} chairman, w the central figure In| told the presider commits ers more than 50 pages | sion would its report to com and implic many | gress Janu 4 1 ings of the have fallen into|f| SAFES aw are set for Vire-Proot Oe ee ed * * . THE BENEDICT *| * By Berton Braley * * * in | oa Or came to m ed not That if I bit whward skid Nobody’d car jot But now—well, NOW I've got a é wife : And let me tell you, te a out of life one waits for you It make lot When ac Patterson Comes to Son’s Rescue With the HENRY MOUTONX rrival of Former Gov Malcom RK, Patterson of Tennessee years chief of polic m- phis, have made a fiying trip; of one thousand dot across ¢ continent to come to the defense of M. R. Patterson, son of the governor, who is in the county jail on a first degree as sault charge for shooting and se jously wounding R. T. Seal, a liv eryman at Port Orch young Patterson’s mouth is more firmly sealed than before. Beyond saying bene ae ateie oee that he shot in self defense, the - vUnning AOWnWATd. 16° Ibe e case is still shrouded in the e v is custom to comb ia mystery. O'Haver iuti- ihe left so as to conceal # that young Patterson may be slightly unbalanced, and that there had been some talk of sending him 50 Wagons iat Wagons 925 —$1.25 Wringers 85c— Toy Wringers worth $1.25 on sale Have heavy rubber rollers to wring dol!'s clothes: 50c Target and Gun 39¢ Target and Gun nic Heavy cardboard and gun at 2%¢ Bradley's Cavalry 25¢ Heavy cardboard Soldiers on horse wooden stands. 65e Roller Chimes 50¢ wheel on top. Very arm 75e Roller Skates at 49c Roller Skater, instead of 60¢ 00 Tool Chest $1. 69 What will please $4, 00 Magic Lantern $2. 98 lers, adjustable to any size 25¢ Mechanical Toys ibe pieces to set at 26 —50e Floor Trains 39¢e— r Trains, consisting of Toys ‘to plex from, a Fi of ail Minds at 16 $2.25 Jointed Dolls 98¢ Full Jointed Ki disque heads, m $1.25 Doll Dresses 7 mss Doll Cart og 25 ne for 390 each je eyes and curly Display of Gift Books for the Little Folks Mother Goose Melodies, priced ‘This Year's Book for Boys, at Live Dols’ Play Days priced More About Dolls, priced April Pool Dolis, priced Such a Brave Helen's Babies, illustrated, at Lives of the Preside Grimm's Household Fairy Tales 900 Mother Goose Nursery Tales Child's Story of the Bibie Little Med Riding Mood, a copy. 600 Black Sambo, 4 Jeff Cartoons, priced. 500 Thrifty Folks Bay Their Gro- ceries at The Bon Marche “gam 11;¢Lb soe | Black Beauty at —$1.25- $15, $18 Sui ‘The Umbrella Man, marked, copy 75¢ Buster Brown's Mappy Days, at. 500 ea gn at 11i,€ « whole’ er 7 pit A Child's Garden of What Nicer Gifts Than Kid Gloves? And what better place to buy them than the quite #ure about jertificate, then Fourth Floor tise” saben ——It Santa Claus Brings Slippers you hope he buys ° SAMe AMOUNL of money $2.50 Slippers $1.85 Pr 75e Pr 50 Satin and you can't go wrong. “Carmen” Gloves | Youths’ Gloves $1 Tir Hs Ideal gifts for your Tomatoes or Corn, new standard Wavorite biend, v's $1.00 Viel Kid joew at Tbe a pair Jinn weight Kid fancy hristmas box, | white $1, 0 Slippers, Pair Mocha ‘Gove, Pr “LaMure” Gloves —1.5— rin's "La silk ined and | Kid Gloves with gray | sown ne; broldered backs. at ai 26 and | best | gifts at $1.76 @ pair $2.50 and $3 Hose, a Pair a . fant black with hand. r —$1.25— $2.00 and $1.50 Boys’ Calf Shoes, Neckwear eee 98¢ nake splendid ckwear for Saturday at Side Frilis of net edged with LET THIS STORE BE YOUR CHRISTMAS STORE AND YOU'LL SAVE MUCH THE BON Has Your Little One 31.00 @ box 35c | Claus Yet? Main Floor—Union Bt. Store. Js and double soles and ‘Main SECOND, PIKE AND UNION |] THE BON MARCHE | SECOND, PIKE AND UNION | THE BON MARCHE | SECOND, PIKE AND UNION THE BON MARCHE SECOND, PIKE AND UNION 4 &; Hurrah for “Children’s Day” at The Bon Marche—|j 5} Santa Claus is Keeping Open House in the Toy Store With ——tThousands of Pretty Toys at Very Low Prices —75e Clockenspiel 59e— 1 that makes —98c China Set, Priced a Set, at— ——s0e Auto, Priced 39%— Tut-Tu' a horn whtle Another Wonderful Sale Men’s Clothes a age: Here Is a Chance to Get or $15 and $18 Overcoats at... WE'VE REDUCED OVERCOATS DOWN TO $1 as outfit: mig tweeds and sere $27. 50 Suits and Overcoats $17.50 will please the men. Saturday Bargains for Little Chaps $10.00 to $15.00 | Boys’ $5.00 and $6.00 uits and Overcoats All-Wool Suits at —$8.50— —$3.95— ¢ mother will probably 5 and $6 Suits for to met : "Christmas sin re Popular Music, Per Copy Candy Dutch Lunch, Lb. —l0e— | —30e— MARCHE |. ON SECOND AVENUE FROM PIKE STREET TO UNION STREET K, ‘Third Floor, Center. Strictly high class garments that PERSONAL SERVICE For Christmas Buyers Packages wrapped and expressed or held for Christmas delivery. Christmas Suggestions A handy little booklet, free, at the tra fer desk, Main Floor. Free Kindergarten “Snopping. “wifth Bloor, Union street An Expert Shopper If you wish to accompa you around the store and give helpful ‘ae e Mail Order Department, Fourth Pioor. Christmas Information toning of mails Store. given. Pack s for the Eastern and Southern States, Canadian Lower Provinces, Quebec and Ontario should be posted in Seattle by Dee. 19. that winds up.and THE $15 AND $18 SUITS AND giving ac to get a id Suits In casst to 46. Fine or “Convertible $12.50 t and tatlore # and Over gaeb’on Maturday, They are 1 wool tweeds, and worst | throughout Dutch Tunch, Minced Ham, Saugage, Liverwurst. Eeled Chicken, Oysters and Mutton Cheps at Sve a pound Saturday, Get a supply. Fourth Floor, r Music on sale Saturday at 10e On sale on the