The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 26, 1911, Page 6

WIE WONT AEMARRY HANG United Press Leased Wire) YORK, Dec. 26.—By long Ponscadl teleph trom home in Milton, M. Mrs. Claudia Hains, for whose alleged favors to Wm. E. Annis, the latter was shot and killed at Bayside, L. 1, by Capt Peter ©. Hains, U. S. A., today de nied a report that she and Haine would remarry. Gen, P. C. Hains, Washing! Thorston “Hains, the brott held back spectators whil Hains shot Annis to pieces with an automatic gun, declares he believes) couple will be remarried next day. Thornton Hains is bitter, | ing he impoverished himself) his brother's pardon from) penitentiary, and that he | rv even thanked, Charles “Seeger, a real es “man, started the story of the Hains’ emarriage by reporting that Hains had rented ap apartment from him. saying he expected to remarry his Piles Quickly Cured a at Home Ametant Relief, Permanent Cure— Package Mailed Free to All in Piain Wrapper. 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O. P. Committee Leaders Dec. 26.—Vart- 6G landed at Paradise,|and her father, Rev. J. A. Stover, 22 miles away from New Or) Tex., to Par-| 101 miles, | Dr. Edwin J. Brown, D.D.S. SEATTLES LEADING DENTIST 713 FIRST AVENUE Union Block. STATE DENTAL WAR A GOOD THING FOR THE PEOPLE ‘You Slave & Do lar. I Make « Dollar the Dental Combine will Dollars Whin I Do Your Dental pepote cat boy dextal work at prices teeth com- “Iperaten “7 your pocketbook” do not compe e with chen dental York, but with the high-priced s Uombine Dentists tor loan than halt ir Age I guarantes my work whe Busrantes theirs. “This ‘Union Mill of Maine, republican talking with Hayward, camera, Lieut. On left, Forn BRAVE OLD LADY (BY United Press Leased Wire) PORTLAND, and 1 86, Sears, ? new chairman tional Secretary caught by a Washington Or., badly cut on th i though she had been knocked conscious head by a@ street car, Sears, ag taken to the home of her grandson to wish them a Mei ry Christmas before she would al- | low friends to place her in a hos | pital, | F.| of comm|ttee, William John jov Al-| un Dec, 26. Mrs, Alf: | sted on being | voT A ‘stil raging abe , Dee $400,000 Waiting | said THE STAR—TUESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1911 VELL, ANYHOW, SOMEDINGS The stans battle between the Rus ind the Fidais tribesmen t the ruins of the it ts enth Russtans governor's palace, and mated that at least 150 have fallen. A large force of Cossacks arrived today in Tabris, and, enraged by the doases inflicted by the Pidais, they hideously tortured several prisoners from the ranks of the Pidais. Hundreds of homes have been sacked and burned, and it is feared the city will be destroyed. Dying, Mrs, Elva L. and 9 years of age, called and requested that no word ildren until after the holiday hildren were called into the lay darlings,” she said, kissing oy - LOS ANGELES, Deo. 26.—"A Church Pa of 's broken out face.” It was | verry Christmas to you, old man |amallpox, and the policemen left | hope you'll acon | be.ait right (By United Press Leased Wire) ST. JOHNS, Or., Dec. 26.—A score | persons are nursing minor | | are confined at their home with se- | which the little girl was distributin, presents during the Christmas exer- | cises at the U: id Evangelical | church. An electric bulb among the cotton fe San Bernardinc on | batting Hning of the airship ignit jit, and 200 persons, including the exits. Numbers jumped from | heavy the windows and ree hurts. Ruth was enveloped when her fathe the blazing frame tinguished the ft fo fla anded, tore | k away and ex for This Man) (hy United Prons Leased w: _ LOB 8, m Jamie ion | nnings, whose brother, Sidney, is dead in Edson, Canada, leaving an vstate of $400,000. famieson Jen nings, who is hair to the entire es ate, came to Los Angeles, it it 40 years ago. as sa 5 " | If a man looking over the paper | can what is in it, can a man looking through the paper see what | is on the other side of it? 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BLease, POR DISS RUBBISH, GIFE Me INSTEAD A PAIR or PANTS, S DLEAS, BACK UND KAY —From ‘BRIDE LOCKED From Her Body! —_ §N THE CELLA 26-—| Cy United Prees Lessee Wire) Went well until after the weddl mipper had been The carja few mit retired for he did not Whs away after the bride hi he night. While Hammond declared wodding guests se use the automobile last sight and Mra. Ashton and locked her tn the does not know who did “BROKEN OUT FACE”, jcellar lher later. “LIFE’S A VERY where she was not found busband PORTLAND, Déc. 26.—The deute) S. Hates. | “ (my United Press Leased Wire) again,” sald Oscar Owteflin. ‘hank you, |replied Bernard Sorenquist, “Dispatches re TOKIO. Dec. 26. lin the county hospital by two m |who, born on the same day, Jost their fortunes rf and, seeking relief ad both sought the revoly “Christmas Package” the revolutionary ‘chlets, | here in conference, will | Los ANGELES, Dee. 26 —Re ports today from orange orchards |ing asid Riverside Angeles counties say Mrs, A. 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The | bridegroom left the apartment for | until several hours) the same to you,” These greetings were exchanged had in the same LOS ANGELES, Dec. 26,—-Brush d letic and handsome young woman, | Christmas | With a staff of GRADUATE dentists, every one a specialist, the ISTS offer to do your dental work with ease, satisfaction It Makes a Difference Whose Xmas Presents Are Exchanged Words by Schaefer Music by Condo © TAKE piss ILCIDOS COPE Looks V. (By United Press key (By United Press LOS ANGELE With a smile on | = Thomas Wilcox, dead here today. he had been born day » fluence over his sessed with the prediction of the was lying cold i cial eponatn Did you go to the Philadelphia North American. | Di, Or rather Seattle theatres “MYSTERIOUS” BILLY SMITH tee cane” ‘wuote RECOVERING | Standing room was PORTLAND, Or., Dec. 26.—"Mys |and there were pro! R a. Billy Smith, former welter-| who couldn't get n Bach eight champion pugilist, has | fice in some of the While riding in an automobile | LOS ANGELES, Cal. Dec. 26. | Pa#eed the danger mark, and In all | Moore everything owned by A. B. Hammond, million’ |John Ashton. ‘ed, today ie | Probability will recover from the |from cellar to roof gice tnasbar ima, Alles, Melbemaiis lead ° cet ‘a Deactical joxes | bullet wounds inflicted by Capt. |before the curtain a familiar character along thé Ashton and Miss Eva Nolte were | Alfred — according to physi —— tage asl Barbary coast,” had her right armjmarried Christmas day, and all | “ane today. jouses. Ani hi The men engaged In a pistol duel December 17 over Loomis’ wife, who divorced Smith last fall oat atres and moving “Mock Turkey” | \Fatalist Dies Happy the prophecy of years realized, med to exercise an in- say relatives, and he was pos- was fated to die on Christmas. When a friend of Wilcox en- tered his room yesterday the found to be verified. smile upon his face. Did You Get In? |held crowds waiting on ‘all the evening long. 4 | “UNLOADED” | OBy United Prose Leased Wire) : er Bad HILLSBORO, Or, Dec. 26—~ 7 George Schulteiz, aged 16, is in a d Leased wire) | CF itical condition today from a wound in the lungs sustained when CHICAGO) | Dee. --Dr. D-H | Gases Tavler, a clone trend, polnt- | Pearsons of Chicago, famous for|eg an “unloaded” revolver at him his having given away more than | and pulled the trigger. The bullet $7,000,000 in charity, today is di-| which Jodged in the spine, has been gesting “mock turkey” in a subur-| extracted ban saniiarium here and ruminating “ a Ze on his benefactions with a great big Tables Turned. q |doubt in his mind ax to whether be| “1’'m almost tired out,” naid the |had not better have beld on to | policeman | some of the money. When a crowd replied the detective of friends called on the aged phil and loss of sleep we've Janthropiet to wish bim Christmas | heen trying to give that joy, Pearsons told of the “mock tur-| hardened criminal the third degree is something fearful.”—Washington g Evening Star. Swissco Grows Real Hair | Stops Dandruff and Restores Gray a fatalist, Me erry aye | or Faded Hair to Its Natural Col- je fact that or, Does Not Dye or Stain. on Christmas " $, Dec, 26— Leased Wire) his face and | LARGE TRIAL BOTTLE FREE whole career, idea that he fatal Wilcox in his bed, a hua thie tae Bwiseco Starts Hair Quickly, did you get in?) This great discovery grows hair, certainly did a ts beidnens, ote, falling oes last night. at a premium bably thousands ear the box of houses. At the was sold out fully two hours went up. The the other play vaudeville’ the picture shows we streets | pics ; ‘ Owl Drug Co. Stores ad | he} ed by} en No Charge fo in er. | | Su Sui Suits and Heavy Overcoats . Suits and Heavy Overcoats. Suits and Heavy Overcoats. . .00 Suits and Heavy Overcoats. . All $32.50 Suits and Heavy Overcoats. All $35.00 Suits and Heavy Overcoats Bren cary eet Asus e's sees. $26.25 th Rest in- | he | te. | All $40. 00 Suits and Heavy Overcoats . - $30.00 All di 50 Suits and Heavy Overcoats . -$31.90 | Sale of Extra Trousers | | | | Perfect-fitting hand - tat The greatest lored Trousers, for dress and high-grade Fanc every-day wear, in a great find in Seattle in the sale. variety of weay and pat $ 3.60 Vests tern effects verything in stock included $ semn $ Vests All $ 5.00 Trousers. ..$3.75. $6 Vests 5 All $ 6.00 Trousers... $4.50 $6 Vests All $ 7.60 Trousers $ Vests All $ 8.00 Trousers $ Vests $ 9,00 Trousers $ Vests. . $10.00 Trousers $ Vests $12.00 Trousers $ 9.00 Vests... Any alterations necessary $10.00 Vests to insure perfect fit without $12.00 Vests, charge. $16.50 Vests, ., We needn't tell you that the styles of Benjami that. No custom tailor can duplicate them for muc! your opportunity. If It’s Correct, Cheasty Has It CHEASTY’S BIG SEMI-ANNUAL SALE Benjamin Clothing Started Today its and Heavy Overcoats. . its and Heavy Overcoats. . Allthe faa Vests y Vests you'll Act quickly while sizes and prices are most complete. CHEASTY’S HABERDASHERY Second Av. at Spring Street If Cheasty Has It, It's Daceest r Alterations . $13.50 $15.00 $16.90 $18.75 $20.65. $22.50 All $45.00 Suits and Heavy Overeall - $33.75 | All $47. 50 Suits and Heavy Overconts All $50. 00 Suits and Heavy Overcoats - $37.50 All ll $55. 00 Suits and Heavy Overcoats, ; . $41.95 Smoking Jackets Bath Robes Dressing Gowns’ Th balance of Holiday > entire Cheasty’s beautiful Assortment—all new $ 5.00 variety of all included Reduced to +65 $2.65 $ 6.00 Reduced to 83.00 $ 7.00 Reduced to os $ 8.00 Reduced to...$ + $3. 410 $ 9.00 Reduced to...§ $10.00 to $12.00 to.. $13.60 Reduced to $15.00 Reduced to $20.00 to 5 to Reduced to Reduced to Reduced to $40.00 Reduced to $42.50 Reduced to in Suits and Overcoats are exclusive—you know h fess than twice the regular price. Here, then °