The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 26, 1911, Page 8

Tght © The Minnesota state prison paper complain that, while we hear of tok ine keen listening to hear a policeman reformin the winter months. a p a THE PARROT CHATTERS. ’ MEORUARLAGE | man wm rt rs te tie, FIND IT HERE. || FREDERICK & NELSON’S BERLIN, Deo, 26--It is an aay | 26th Semi-Annual Sale of next July and Boston in wafted CHICAGO, Dec, 26—Mise Agnes tidings that Patten, daughter of Jamen A. Pat “Kid Met a ten, former wheat king, Was mar || the > Vaile i fed yen! y to Lawrence Wilder pugilist, known |f z ; They left on a wedding trip to th to the registrar Bermudas. of births in In ; ana an Nor > NEW ORLEAN . 26. man Selby, han | ert Fowler, aviator, J zone and done x ‘ Miasiasippl yesterday q itagin,” This le 0 9 RET HE A TR E ing was made on a ferry b nel : . neighborhood, for so thoroughly has the stock been gone through with a view to pre Aad AD On C Ml | the aviator was In & passe | ’ ib * a morrow and Saturday a / on his way to a Christmas dinner sath happy paring it for inventory, that practically every kind of home furniture is represented in the ore is mother, bride was me. "hey " sullen gl eomine Valentine Hein Sale, and the price-readjustments are of a radical nature ae a widow, blue Pe iolieelialaliel’ blond, and daughter of the A i i Honduray king,” who jan't at all Whether you have an entire house to furnish, or need but a few pieces, #| Pleased with his new son-in-law HIS event justifies the closest interest on the part of all home-owners in Seattle and REDWOOD CITY, Cal., Dec. Wm. Langley, clad tn tit . ant tle more than a smile, chased | CHRAP AT THAT ; win ewo doctors in, Bot ‘tar %| “What is thie price of | house in the near future it will pay you well to buy at the Sale prices, and h two doctors in hot p : wit rm nutty,” he sald. | they talk eo mush about? eaiska seas hans ee c pa this # “Just now it is a set of furs.” {Hf ay until needed, 2) PRE Who wouldn't be, with im Christmas giveand-take prop *| Loulaville Courier Journal. onition ? matinee, B5e to $1.00. talk English? 1 have a good, hearty laugh, too. ms Shane 5 ee. Speman, 08 ied of i - Isn't my plumage gorgeous? We parrots live In the warm coun-|) yy wae ek ew we ww LONTAY Mhuman, OF Kins Me Meee | ‘i ic tries, where we can find buds, leaves, seeds and fruit for our dinner : . de a y ATTLE THEATRE | Here the trees and grass are always green, We bulld our nests in the eune? jar Bott sce tn on a resident | earance in oor overings 7 ] Rack besten 68 tall trees, ‘ 3 Kidder—Sandy, what ie this | sti ‘ : s th Phe We have short, hard, round billa, hooked at the tip. Our feet! ucarnegie Foundation” Wve | In conjunction with the Semi-annual Sale of Furniture, the Floor Coverings Sec MERRY CHRIST ALteJeach have two toes in ffont and two behind, We use our fect and] ,cargel™ cn apout? : OLIDAY MATINEE, Y bills for climbing trees, and we also use our feet ax hands to hold and Sandy—Dinne ye ken? ‘Tis arter ssues tion is now quoting clearance prices on small lots and discontinued patterns of Do- eyed : carry food to our mouths. oatmeal —Chicago Tribune. There are hundreds of different kinds of parrots, Some are as 1) mestic Rugs. Several of the most popular weaves are included, in ¥mall and large small as the sparrows that hop around your house and others are ‘i 1! BS Se ws e ae is : three feet tall. 1 have known of some parrots living to be 100 years| Christmas services were, large s ore Louncl sizes—all at pronounced reductions from regular prices y ended in all Seattle chure of age. Do you know any person an old at that attend dral Bishop We love tricks and fim as muuch as you do, People eay we have|At St. James’ Cathe re tomine (the boards at the eduncil meeting Odd patterns and broken lines of Mattings, Ingrain Carpetings and Crex Grass a bad, quick temper, but we are affectionate, too. O'Dea bestowed the Ronee thong © | this afternoon, ‘The judiciary com-| ss ‘ : : na vane Fe ian. Cnty all I ean tell you today, Polly wants a cracker! to ap overflowing assem lame is | mittee has reported favorably on 10 Carpetings are also re-priced for quick selling Second Floor, Annex. e Lois Theatre, tn ioe i Yulotta” services, wi fo, | Amendments, which are also approv jot 60 at the Swedial . the | % by the charter revision commit jdrew a large attendance |tee. These include Wardall’s pref- Immanuel Lutheran church ® N6¥ | croncial ballot system, @ saloon dis organ ushered in the Christmas| trict Hmitation, enlargement of the hymna. Jetvil service powers, and taxation | olfe = lrevision. Three single tax propost- | aso i jexempting buildings from taxation; # SANTA CLAUS AT jthe Erickson amendment, exempt i te See im SL AUS ION HOME &|ing Dulldings nnd pene arnt: if now in progress, affords exceptional advantages in buying ‘Trimmed and Untrimmed lw Judge Frater played marron le ny. and & proposition submitted Hats, Wings and Feather novelties J out |# Claus at the county detention #| by the Chamber of Commerce, ex With vigor grim “5 strife the 19 girl inmates. |chinery and tools, 2 hey bikea lode ‘the’ tocky sachet county commissioners and the | Of dally fe. | porchaxing agent co-operated y }w with the jud 4 the Juygaiie yo < * court to make the Christmas Me "aE oo stil without much |) tree a success. A turkey din Joe plodded on—for Joe was strong) Got all the fame and wealth astir,|* ner was also served. “The in On patient toll While Joe ts nothing but a clerk. | mates of the county hospital pas — 9 a | At fifteen per. |® and poor farm, well as the ®) Sage A eet Jerry was known and liked by all, }® county jail, were also remem ception for 250 industrialists re- Ate and 3 Boe ___|) "Wile no one ever heard of Joe, | Which proves—what usually Is so—|® bered with Christmas dinners, PAINLESS His list of friends was very small, | That swift t evils and slow is slow, | ® the Sale offers important advantages. Should you intend to furnish up a Metropolitan Theatre bexinuing ‘Thursday with matines Satur vals aad Kemper present “? DaYs.” erie Rinehart and 4+ “Polly wants a cracker!" People often hear me say this and many, ¥ restet tae Trenings 8150 many other things, 1 am a fine mimic, Ien't it funny to hear a bird bueeeeeeeeeee Charter amendments will hold | Now Jerry was a clever card, He was “too slow,” His lessons were a ciach for him, The Trimmed Hats, with the exception of plume-trimmed models, are grouped for clearance in three lots—$5.00, $7.50 and $10.00. ST. Louis I. W. W. Untrimmed Shapes, in Felt, Velvet, | Fancy Aigrettes, special 95¢ to $1.95. TO ABERDEEN Ranchi Novelty Wings, special 25¢ and 50¢. MPERDEEN, Wash. Dec. 26 City officials promixe a warm re While Jerry sailed with ease along And never burned the midnight eeteeeteeeeeeeseeee® ported en route from St. Louis to e e engage in a campaign against Aber- | Seen ee ee ee deen’ street speaking ordinance ce 0 In er ul S$ = = = eS which Mmits soap box oratory to| DENTISTS certain tRoroughfares, Aa a result of the recent LW. W. y » -REHENSIVE cleara Sis Cass Y ubiaeek to-dawal the enateanae 66 COMPREHENSIVE clearance, taking in all Suits that t e ea S 0 citizens were organized into a spo- {il A have sold down to incomplete assortments of size or | cla} police corps and every agitator, with their followers, were run out color—all odd and sample garments—all special purchases, and | of town, Citizens are ready to re- Pr rr rT TT sss alte is blackface and dancing. open peat If called upon to do so, ¢ show, ao AT THE EMPRESS ball | VEER December 26, 1862, Col. John M. SX ee ARH RA RHR eH S| Harlan, Phone Oedth recently left s Artistic Dinners Ity Suits i ; , F js tS Eclchohaletoiehohelaiehelatel great hole In the ulinary architects had their “ qomne. novelty: Sults:ta' great vartety, ‘emt. tee: tet of marae “all Rivers Meet at Sea.” Thats 4 AT THE ORPHEUM a, 227" saprean ¥ Heng] pi day yesterday. Hotels contains every favorite winter fabric. Among them are the name of a fine sketch that is of the Uni and restaurants in Geattle vied ie cides hi mee tl ee eae A States, led areal) with one another for artistic f | The Orpheum put on one of its} f fight at Holling) supremacy in the laudable am- Suits in fine Cheviots Suits in Novelty Suitin; week, with Kita Davis, Harry Burk-| tose spreads last night, and | fork of Salt riv-) bition to prepare the best . 4 e hardt and Jack Daly in the cast/ crowded house greeted the Initial) er, Ky. This is] Christmas dinner in town. Had Suits in Fancy Mixtures Suits in Men’s-wear Serges Bert Von Klein and Mixs Gibson performance. In “The Awakening) J not the Salt river) the turkeys only lived to see he 42 . ua give “a bighly entertaining act.\Ot Mr. Pip," Charley Grape, with| Fj ‘ teeetitonely - the day, they could not but i Suits in Tweeds and Worsteds Suits in Velvets i Anna Chance, painted a vivid pie cribed to defea have been pleased with the ture of the morning after, and a od pon ets 8 much-ado centered about them / Suits in Broadcloths laugh contagion was immediately but ao atta by local chefs, They could in vogue, Ruby Raymond and com stream, and the) hardly have expected to be a ing number. —- and Lope d0/ pany were particularly good in their battle was With) Carved with any more beauti- ) —all featured at pronounced reductions from regular prices, for sana * emt balancing and #!¥°) songs and acrobatic stunts, and Os-| real rebels, a Confederate foree 00 | ¢yy getting than the Seattie |] id want | parodies. car Loraine, the imitative violinist, | der the later distinguished cavalry) potels and cafes presented last in three groups, at practice and smal? profit —_— was compelled to come back and | leader, Gen. John Hunt Morgan night. . | SRNR REE RE HH do It over, Reyno'de and Donegan _ < _ — * * € ceful exhib! le | 209 AU THEPAMTAGREG . &|Senttan ond Bobeuk and Vow cone HIS MESSAGE EV $ DON A ind “ Stella—Does Jack write you a i & plano, song and dia rr letter every day? ern fo hoe lang Pdi tainment that was we : -lerackerjack combination at the| abe, in inetallmen | TOPEKA, Kas., Dec Rev . : }Pantages playhouse this Yuletide Cupid Not an e —-New York Gus. |Chaa, M. Sheldon, author of “In His] week. “Willard Mack manuf Binh ehhh eh hh we & &| Steps,” “The Cricification of Philip | 4 scr tg boo a a E | Sh # | Strong” and other books purporting | dealing with underworld ‘ 12, 8 %|to show what would happen if] ters and a crooked cop, and he puts ar 'y opper * Boo nage ine Kr jal ~ «| Christ were to returnt 0 earth, to-| it over in nifty style, with the a» ’ sistance ot Maude Leone and W. 8 an auto driven by H. Fox, y has resigned from the Ce tral | 20 Dearborn at., at Third av yngregational church here and} Dwyer, Aubria Rich has a wealth and C fhe machine *| will devote himself. to lecturing on |i of class. She’s a singing comedi- and ¢ ry at. The macii } enne with fairly good pipes and ex-| over 26 marriage Hcenses Saturday passed completely over the w|soctaitsm boy’s body, but the lad’s only ; we cellent execution, The Marco . morning, which is pretty nearly | Cor ‘alked Dinner twins, a sevon-foot lead pencil and tecord-preaker, Hin averame. for uple Talked at Dinn injury consisted a broken : et, have a unique | i ’ 4 ’ a two-foot midget, have a unique | Christmas week, however was net Bo Eas ata | Women s and Misses Long Coats Clearance front tooth rough and tumble act that's @ pos-| much to crow about, but {t certain itive scream. Mijares, another) ty was a grand sprint at the finish separated by 500 miles, headliner, walks on wires with the 2 x Charles H. Anderson, a wealth —models for street, afternoo 1 or J utility wear, i ‘J taiks +. . a believed to be N. J. Cart " y || ™m eis tor ect, afternoon and gencral utility wear, in a wide divers ease of a fish in water. Guadelupa,| De soldiers shoot at aeroplanes | here nad his lee crashed by a Co.| New York broker, and his wife A ; : diversity of mate in acrobatic work, and the Georgia with airguns? lumbla & Puget Sound railway| enjoyed a Christmas dinner to- {ff and colors, sizes for women and misses. Re-priced for final clearance at aaa vom switch engine, at the foot of Jack-| gether by telephone. Mr. An- 3 < A\son st., yesterday, He was remov derson is at a Denver hote! and Cl hi With Toda, ed to the city hospital, where it was yd wife My in Salt Lake City, found necessary to amputate the tah. rrangements were ||} ot ing I pone ly ot mg r made whereby telephones were 14 00, and 35 - e e ey placed at their respective din- ® e || Lasting Satisfaction A company of boy scouts 20 in| ner tables, and waiters, on ex- | Bis ch sil Hi number left af 10 o'clock this morn-| tension telephones, heard hu Second Fier ing for a trip to the Cascade mount-| band and wife order a menu In men's clothing, we offer both Suits " ere he: 1 da the thi if th id FO Reon 4 AeoDengalemghonr Sino’ ta’ wi eto] ogee gree eee Dregs Goods: Clearance Fancy Silks: Clearance or tailoring and best materials, giving ond-off, in which 800 other local husband and wife you the longest and most satisfactory cout) ticipated, ition, i Sarthe Sr tne amoe mone one “srowgh te t 98c Yar At 58c Yard Blue Funnel liner Antilochus ar} cost of the dinner up to $75, Bradbury System Clothes a aad ot pia: © Soar ereeeeeg oe plete a big cargo Of cotton, hay, oats P 5 ili J | ! A clearance of broken lines of Tailored —n label that insures you a garment of jscrap tin, 260,000 febt of lumber and) F OOF OMUlIng Joe j]]] Suitings in the Winter's fashionable weaves About 700 yards in all, including Chalke best qualities, iH | 60,000 sacks of flour, for Euro; : Marine Ka ae hae ce A classy showing of all serviceable ma Hl | the Orient Not Smiling Now| and colorings, 44 to 56 inches wide, affords terials in a variety of colorings, including | exceptional values at 98¢ yard. iG fina asldeiion in the Aatect poyilae | Christmas was celebrated aboard NEW YORK, Dec. pve | voats in the harbor yesterday. Fes-| “@miling Joe” | Marion, We bit Vou tite talictal on 4 i tivities aboard the U. $. gunboat|- whose smile brought $250,000 tn fi in widths rang . 9 to 26 ine B agrecibis exohe. torus, 9 Uneent creat Concord were probably the most] to the Sea Breeze hospital be- ‘A number of Dress Patterns in fine Panne ns ranging fom 19 to 26 inca plan that any man can feel proud of us | elaborate, and after each tar aboard| cause he was supposed to have Zibelines and Diagonals are priced at i D aitetied at ike uence coin had received a big present off the} been cured of tuberculosis of g—a wide selection at the popular prices |beautifully decorated tree in the] the spine, ha $10.00 to close out. forecastie, the crew sat down to a i mins $25 to $37.50 Sig taney Gaeae” wit: wont ae wae e have been hard to beat way after six years of special | treatment. His smile is gone. oe on Credit | Inmates: of Steilacoom were not i B His bed i: E nates of stteconm zor oot] i edi in an Eat eer erry Spoons {nese Women's Christian Temper — < y 1332.34 Jance Union remembered them yes FATAL STREET FIGHT ° vl e terday with a donation of money SANTA BARBARA, Cal,, Dec. 26, |} i SANTA CLARA, Cal, Dec. 20a%| {trios Andrade and Jose Hernan) : b J Cc ac * | Quthtting Co., Inc. [rather Mort fhe it dewalt prea |Quh‘of sect ght Yn witch oe 7) jordained in California, professor of! score of Mexicans took part. Juan | Berry Spoons, in French-gray finish, heavily silver-plated ‘Seattle’s Reliable Credit House’ [many solences and the man who/ Andrade owes his life to the fact nickel-silver, in tt rst Introduced the electrie are|that a bullet struck a button on el-silver, in’ the pl |lamp in San Francisco, celebrated | bi | his trousers, the leaden missile be- 65¢. the golden jubilee of his ordination. |ing diverted go that but a flesh . eerecwere Guarantees the bent service at the lowest cost to move, pack, ship || OAKLAND, Cal, Dec. 26.—Pat an EO ure and pianos at rick Duffy attests the truth of the| ST, LOUIS, Dec. 26.—Little John- . ie e " adage, “You can lead a horse to| nie Rogers, an Italian jockey worth MADISON | water, but you cannot make him | $45,000, is dying today in a hospttal |i Mail Orders Sect 414 at tein || drink Dobbin emphasized his| here, The authorities today wired Carefully Filled |horse sense by kicking in sx of|theh Los Angeles police to locate | | Duffy's ribs. Rogers’ uncle, who resides there. including the season's most recent arrivals The styles embrace trim plain-tailored Suits and hand- s * * * Ee off and Gordon have a comedy act that goes good. Mile. Cecl #& Co, have an acrobatic and danc- Cupid did not get tn on that |spirit this Christmas, He stu tted ‘up to the last minute, and came t fast at the last minute. He put eeeeeeeeeeeee theeeteee ee el line Messalines, Butterfly Messalines, Bl Bea Clearance price, 58¢@ yard. First. Floor, First Pleot, ing rose design pictured. Special,