The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 18, 1912, Page 7

Gatted Peoes Leased Wire big sensation was sprung dynamite conspiracy here today when an un tified woman telephoned private detective agency, ing them that a plot had formed to blow yp the 1 buildi | The defenda , but Un ts derided the ed States Mar- Schmidt nced that wards about the building be immediately in- OF GOOD DUCK SHOOTING it isn't good for much of else. are reporting good duck all aloug the flats SM. C. Smith and A. S. Hall,} Jemt yesterday for the tty eb at Milltown, bave already Last week Dr. Cecil Ten: game into town with a bag of } fine ones from Connor flats, @ trip with C. EB Francis has also been fair upland! abooting. Last week Fred ye Stevens. INDIANAPOLIS, Dec 18,| got a good bax of brant with/to be hit by another on a diffe DYNAMITING OF FEDERAL | YOU TO WRITE ESSAYS THAT MAY MAKE BUILDING AT INDIANAPOLIS} YOU MEMBERS OF THE STARTHEATRE PARTY)”: ” Calls Defense “Bundie of Lies.” Characterizing the defense of the union men on trial in the federal court here for illegally transport ing dynamite as “a bundle of lies planations which do not ox: Special Assistant U, 8. Dis triet Attorney Noel opened the gov ernment's argument against the ac cused men. Noel chided the defense for not sending Olaf A. Tveitmoe and BE A, Clancey of San Francisco, and other defendants to the stand, asserting the defense attorneys knew these men could make no sat isfactory answer to the govern. ment’s charges. The government's arguments will ‘continue for days. eee STEAMER L LOSES IN FIGHT WITH GALE After a two-day fight wita a gale fe great weather for ducks, ore the Umatilla lightsbip, during which hep stanchions were broken, deckload listed to statboard, aad the engine room Mooded, the steam schooner Wand, which left the }Sound Sunday morning, gave up jand returned to port. Sbe left for e 1 they have had sone fine | bat — morning to read- Juanita farmer, got coming y rday, | whe he started across Madison st at 30th av. He drove across one track to escape a street car, only mt track. His horse was killed | HERE ARE A FEW OF THE SHOE 4 ARGAINS O BE FOUND DOWNSTAIRS AT TURFELL'S MEN'S full soles, Goodyear welt, h deliows tongue. Rubbers, sizes 11 to 2 TURRELL 's High-Top Gun-Metal Button Boots Sizes 5 to 8, sizes 8% to 11, $2; sizes 11% to 2, $2.25; sizes 2% to 6, $2.50 (s Play Shoes, ....$1.00. In sizes §% to 11 . Tan High-Top Boots, sizes 4 to B% . auee Dress Shoes, button or blucher, sizes 1 to & DOWNSTAIRS AT ie “Best Cafe Entertainment Ever Seem tn Seattle’ COLEMAN'S TIME BAND AND 8—ENTERTAINERS—8 C. MH. BARNETT, W. ©. KEYES, Props. | E.G. WOOD, Amusement Manager. ad Next Week—Miniature Minstret First Part. WOMEN’S — sees in seven $1.95 Button or blucher; all sires. Broken lotsa in Laird-Schober | Co's Shoes ons G2eG0 Pur-Trimmed Feit Teliete..... ee $80 Assorted colors Brown Kid Boudoir Slippers «ee 75c All sizes, with or without heels. ° Regul S5e & : $1.25 HOE co. 903 Second Ave. EVERYRODY SAYS THEATRE Seattle's Beat Photoplay House 1,200 Seats—10e Two THE COMPACT - A wonderful transformation tn IELBOURNE <= come ot Glass Curtain” ss EXCEPTIONAL” FEATURES "TODAY THE BURGLAR’S DILEMMA Representing the manipula- tions of “The Third Degree.” OLIVER G. WALLACE Organist AT THE MOVING HICTURE HOUSES \ Find Interesting Features at the Theatres Listed Below a ra pond Halt.” a visualized the Special muste. Cherry ee a 5e Mer Bet, Madison and Spring “Dr. Gar Bi Haman the Daredevil Crim- a 3-part piet drama, showing the triumph of justice. Thr vaudeville acts and the world’s news in moving p: tur “The Animal Within.” a° powerful drama of RCUIT T passion “Foes of Conactence,” a two-part Ke tance Atama, “Brains vs. Brawn,” big Than houser comedy. A Modern Moving Pigture House 1 pictures. Ladies and re assured of courteous at Aye, hear O'Hara, Squatter and Philosopher, Vitagraph comedy. The Mheriffs feel, melodrama. A 10¢ SHOW FOR Se LATEST PHOTOPLAYS Marforie’s Diamond Ring. The New Ranch Foreman. THE seh SE tr path DECEMBER 18, e—Continued _erenge fine cows, 4 Take r AP LAND Sample Gar- 4) Chehalis district ing parlors tn HOT POINT opportunity for the For Sale— 506 Lowman steatios Wanted — Male Patent duxt pe nting, kalsomining, Hiliott Situations Wtd. — Female] ‘ vot Wash Laundry Lost a and Wa Wanted—Money to loan on first | aw Sterling silver thimbles that sells for Jewelry Btore Bturtevant @ © CHATTED well furnish steam heated | Baric, sink ie Hotels & Lodging Houses| eee Yatos Hotel CAT, MILK, AND BURFORD HAMPDEN, out and give THEM » Remember the conditions Competitors must be years of age. RIDING DOO } faced character, is forever loff hia fingers to under 16 | Bird” Every day, when the postman | comes to The Star office, he | with relief whe desk of the ( He, too, dreams now independence | Essays must be written nonllyii ween he Was ihe free and waving It ts beginning to look as though | on one side of the paper, and must/ susarcade on wery boy and girl in Seattle is de-| noe exceed 150 words in length. All essays must be in The Star loffice by Friday noon. The winners will Moore | Saturday If You are one « lenjoy the wonders he unloads at Furnished Rooms contest Editor. hypocritical eae announced See fbundly, for Waster of the primeval wil fore human beings enjoyed anpajangte. jied him to fawn and cringe for Star's theatre party Monday night of Christmas week the opening perform jance of “The Blue Bi | children’s play, written Maoeteriinck, | European philosopher, and it a beautiful story ¥ Canadtar Head office, Toronto, Canada (350 branches in Ca e banking business, Int Apartments for Rent 1909 Minor, 3 rooms, cleared the cown oa 44 thing before in telle| play the little boy an jto sleep and dream they are off To the eleven children, ander 16,;an adventure in which they maect who write the best exsays on jpiness,” The Star is going to give) and other everyday friends or of | formed for the time into beings thatiwhom he pox of can talk Just like a person. “The next ten will get @/are groteeque charactors About the Characters Bread, for instance by Maurice Seattle Branch, G. V. g. on the other hand, 4 cuts a fine fle ure | and Dog, and Cat ip his funky tran® jand he 1 Houses for Rent - easy paymente. WICK-BALKE-COLLI Water and Fire are so busy try-| thg to extinguish each they have so time Washington each, right dc jtront, where they Can see every) ts @ pompor fellow, with leaping arms an Water ts a sinuc Give Mother a Treat So, boys and = girh protubances and projec} Hie hostility to Man te et! lees prise, you cam take your papa.or|plained by the fact that he ts the /lady, moving leretwhile savage, ‘bearded Wheat you | reduced to Wheeiwrig if you win a maker F mamma with you. They have done jduring your QUIGLEY LOSES _ JOB BECAUSE HE WON’ TQUIT FIGHT) Andrew J. Quigley waa dismissed | guarding the ballots Tuesaday an chief de the order of County determination up the contest for a recount of the ballots which showed him defeated by Byron Phelps by about 600 votes | was the cause of the disagreement ery member between Case and Quigley ley was turned down flat by Judge | Albertson last Thursday afternoon, TAKES NERVE TO DOIT for Man's | frixhtened creature, "golng to ture THE SEATTLE ST AR solutely had no leg to stand on in| gg MALL SURSCRINEMS— The da bis contest Case holds thia should have end ed the matter, and that the county the further | always afraid a conéy aweot, ! that Quigley ab-| the court hold BLDG. Hi not be put mie of & supreme court appeal, | exes means at least $2 City Real Estate antl PAIRING |Att Makes repalted, pUxtenteck of Our readers Pree ees AF puty auditor on | Auditor Case | HOW THEY'LL SPEND THAT HALF MILLION | A letter has been sent out to ev-| of the legislature by | the Waahington state Panama-P cifie International exposition com mittee, setting out an argument for an appropriation} to be expended as $150,000 for building, fur. nishings and equipment; assembling, preparing and returning; $125,000 for mainte- nance, administration and general expenses; $60,000 for ity and exploitation; §2 tertainment. WASHINGTON NOMINATION | of nine members of the tadustrial| commission, created by congress to investigate relations between cap {tal and labor, were sent to the sen- ate by President Taft Tuesaday. oie Ballard av. Phone be left at thes me rates will ~ Business Chances K the passage bill of $500,000, ge the work for exhibit, Farm Lands MAAR ARAN 28 OF HAY LAND, New Today cheap lumber and shin les, with only % $2,000.00—On A ¢-room hous tacos, with spherical . complete, for @xamination. lenses replaced. Schwarts. Epler Block 10M a, leather cm ARSDALE & CO. provements paid in full be handled with ride from the ferry dock at 3 DON'T Get wrr When you can get uncalled-for overcoats for $3.00 Bring ad and get mainder at write, but come an, Sample's Ho the claims of a owner is forced to sacrifice property worth or cant discount MIKE COHEN, 1017 Pike St at a bargain Milligan & Kuhn. York Bik. Pro Sommer, Lawyer, 103 tnd S Gonsul- DON'T GPT WrT © get uncailedfor suits: overcoats for § Ad and get 10 per cent dis- 1017 Pike st Alki Point car, and not over! When you « structible view This is exception- al value, and can be had for|s each on your 0 Money to Loan ON MODERN HOMES AND APARTMENTS Good Paved Calvin Philips & Co. Calvin Philips MIKE CONMEN, Tie Women's Union Gard and Label League will give a grand spectac- ular perform: Homesteads Ree head of desert claim relinquish: nee at Arcade Doore open at the Earth.” filled. Fry Music Co. 426 Walker Bidg. ere cerca: a nae eeeenem ee Nu-BONE Corsets, ae-o0me thie wets Theso aro exceptional bargains an¢ worthy of investigation samapig line wold ? 22) Union st. ~ Exchan; a TA ARUAKAN OUI REALTY & LOAN C€ J. P. BURKE Defends His Polley of Closing C. C. Berg's Store One Dey in Christmas “Optometrist, ing. Main fenas2acabe Pista Bop Pt Bid F _Funeral Directors. _ University Undertaking ‘Rarigra. Wana 421 14th N, B. North 212. W. - home in city he prices $n 900 and $4,500, » well-known sales today vigor ously defended his policy in ¢ ~ CHRIS TMAS PRE r Seattle property ~ BUTTERWORTH me ttil Firat ay. fae wry ‘an, eur Ave., all day Thursday. “You must appreciate that I have still on hand $3,000.08 worth | of Mr. Berg's furs which I am a solutely compelled to get rid of be- fore Christmas. “I am simply compelled to have one day in which to rearrange this big lot of furs and cut pri to @ point that will compel quick sale to the public Every coat and fur set in stock, as well as the big line and mounted deer heads and other mounted specimens will be put on problem of modern ly, °o b y, two big} e| Adam right across street from this place For Sale—Poultry is, fine birds, $27.00 for the lot Wason. Rarke Bide t! TS “enna er eee PATTERNS AND MODELS X few nice Buff Orpington ¢ and pullets fe Fred Fluckiger, houses on 2ist ay’ between Madi __ Help Cong opening for a advertising Good propo- the right man. 9 Thursday H know you will ‘buy a ri South. 6068 Stevens’ Academy ih Near Vine Danet « Guaranteed tn pullety § months fwo bareaina a Wassom’s Addition to Ra- 100 feet in all, only} , on easy terms. Pioroughbred laying pullets. N vO Copyrighted PRIVATE HALLS ery Day and i Wanted to Buy---Furniture Want house & eftice farnitwe oaale gash: Gibgon Chandos, pale Pik ; Modern Durn Co. ones I have lower than been . quoting think by thia time that the public is beginning to realize that when J. P. Burke pute on a sale it is a gen- Brother, Western drama, The Iren|uine vaiue-giving event be more than demonstrated by ‘the —| rock-bottom prices asked Friday for Mr. indestructible) ® WANTED-—Mon and women to loarn ages paid while Gail OF write. NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE High Grade School, 68 Washington St, on Lundquist sell $2 BECAUSH HE SHLLS nha 204 Bm- Personal. RUPTURD CUR) operdtion or d over 200 cases years, agen i to br f Bitel Bidg., Seattle. 0 tention from labor; Fauntleroy car to Juneau st 9 California av Berg's high- North Yakima, Harvard Sya- ui Beach, $100.00 cash “The store will be open Friday at 10 a. m., and I positively assure the public the values will be the great- est I have ever given in my work as a sales epectaliat.” Full announcement, prices, in tomorrow's Star. MOLER BAR 220 Oveidental AY. Mandolin, guita § a taught in two lonsons, our eer BY will yield you a nd Trustee € ADRS ha Nat teh sowsment paid; on Whitman AK: Bird, North 207, water front ranch, W. S Rendall} Min For Sale—Livestock. with end One 1,665-p wood dition, all sound. n for » ing, lows of mate mn 2488 1 and coal, mill wood, load. Phone Beacon 1609. fient joad coal, od. Phy 12i8 Wanted—To Borrow ‘ 4 Liberty Bidg Money to Loan_ near Estar RANE CITY AND COUNTRY LOANS On improved or yacant property, any ant, $50 to § ong or short time; 6a Farm, timber, etty joane, money ready, quick action, 369 Mehihorm, Kilott MONBY TO AND ¢ : bi m Cla. “s k 2 6 new faurel r will saoritice r 44 ered. Phone Balla BAN da, etc.) Gener est allow savings and time deposits, oit, Mgr. ad Pocket Bullard ling alleys and ace repaira, wood turner, block SOHL, 1434 RR aw DISTS pee: SE PRAT PEST 460 Arcade Bide, formerly Bidg th. AW. ine, now ” | gd? Denny Bide. formerly Arcade. tACTIC TEAM 6 Main 6716 hours 2 to 6. 34? LER LEW Arcade Anner Main 12342 in, room Free del Hinckley. Elliott ry COLT RCTIONS a0 site postoffice. Quick ments without Phone El- bills collected. North Coast Collection Co.. 433 N.Y. Bik. ~ COSTUMES ne 1017 Pike. DETECTIVE AGENCY | Cosy Deterare AER ae IAS for quick sale] riminal and civil a 3. 60! tation confi- dential Elliott 3472. LAWYERS TOR 3 Joseph Ailen. 405-406 Ellers Music Bidg. All legal subjects. Consul __tation free RUSSELL R. FARRELL, 429 New York Block. General practice, es- tates, laws husband and wite; con- sultation free. Hiiott 288. Corwin Townsend, Bailey Bide — Consultation free; husband, wi property rights, collections, bank- ruptey. jon’ free. MUSICAL heet music. 10 cents, vocal, “Car- mena,” Spanish waltz song. “Ave Mar rom “Cavalleria Rusti- cana, “Beau' Eyes,” “Queen of Mal! orders carefully OPTICIANS mun R; Pav: £ years New York experience. 731 Yontra tered Patent Ys; 21 years n § Rullding. DB. F ATTOR ney rk Bid. Main Lawrence, @ orks Tat AY ped shop. Main Te Pat 1139 Sih a pCO RCS SEORAGH ANT TANSEEN CO Willlam Jolly 307 Pine «@ ae oo CLOCK AND WATCH REPAIRING WMI Wary ~ Wareninaker—aMain- springs; je 200, Jacobson, ‘First and Stowart els, each; glasses,