The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 23, 1912, Page 3

The Lining and Cloth Hou Button makers, cloth sponge accordeon and knife pleaters Wholesale and retail, 227.235 Lumber Exchange Bidg, lock your velvet, ur, satin or fel atyle DEL MILLINERY th floor The Shop That Saves You Afoney Others charge you $4, $5 and $6 Men’s Dress Shoes Patents, Gun Metals, Viet Kid. Button-or Blucher Modes, Women’s Shoes Stylish, High-Grade, Up-to-Date Shoes and Evening Slippers All colors to match your gown. $2.50 OPEN MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS TO 10 O'CLOCK, BOSTON SAMPLE SHOE SHOP CO., tne. Second Ave, at Pike. Over Swift's, Practical Gifts for Men and Women With Credit. The gifte that make Christ mas longest remembered are practical ar ticles af wearing apparel, We offer many Appropriate suggestions that may be pur od on most liberal terms of credit Splendid Showing fut in a gift appeals” to woman all the new styles otthe rom $5 up and in Holiday Furnishings in Christmas Boxes at Popular Prices. NOW OPEN EVENINGS are represent- at these prices. LOUNGIN:. ese to $10.00 | 1332-34 Second Ave., Near Union St “Seattie’s Reliable Credit House” (Reverently portrayed on the time.) Much people that were come to the feast, to Jerusalem, took branches « anna! Blessed is he that sanna le 1 is he tha =— SUFFRAGETTES SPOIL CHRISTMAS MAIL LONDON Dec 2 More than al million persons are personally af feeted today by the continued ac tivity of militant suffragettes pour ing acid, ink an ber black Maida Into mail boxes. Christmas presents to the value of thousands of dollars have been ruined Suffragette leaders admit they consider this jatest method of at tack the most effective so far de vised, and the police force appar- ently is powerless BOY-MURDERER _ and the Northweat {e eontrolied intevery part of the glob GETS 20 YEARS) BUFFALO, N. Y., Dee 2 Frank Hickey, convicted slayer of} Tyearold Jos. Josepha, was tencer today by Judge Brown “not teen th: tentiary nor more than his natura! life.” Hickey was taken to Auburn prison this afternoon. ~j|of the trust as they Golden Wedding has no equal among whiskies for the Mellowness, Mildness and Flavor you desire in whiskey. Let it be your home whiskey for the holidays—and it will be your home whiskey all the year ‘round. a 'Finch’s Golden Wedding | Bottled in Bond Tn it you find the rare virtues that belong only to absolutely pure whis- inet for purposes. It is made differently from ordinary Note the | whiskies. ant, effective ulation it The special formula and process without | Of distilling Golden Wedding keep after-effects “in the original quality—the natural pleas- your medicine cab- remedial U, S. GOVERNMENT'S stim- affords undesirable See that it has the Government Always have Golden Wedding in over the cork. “Made Differently” stamp Est, toot cometh THE STAR—MONDAY, DECEMBER 23, SCENES FROM THE LIFE OF CHRIST 16.—PALM SUNDAY—JESUS ON MOUNT OF OLIVES exact spot where it took pla a Toa when they hea went forth to of the Lord.- f palm trees in the na FISH TRUST, FIGHTING WITH STRIKERS, FORCES ANOTHER FIGHT WITH GOVERNMENT White the fieh trast is busy try ing to break up the strike of fish ermen who are asking for an ih} ycreare of one-half cent per pound | the federal government may initiates proceedings shortly to Ureak up the} fish trust } That the fish market in Seattle | restraint | ote made | Ocean of trade by the fishing ver companes, ix the charge by George L. Harvey of the Fish Co. His evidence has nment ay arges to District Attorney Colner io written form, covering several typewritten pages. He reviews tho operations affected his | box'ness, which he started in Seat tle in June, 1911. Before long, he *, he found himself alone. He Hid flelther buy fish from most other dealers or sell to them, he j discovered When he attempted to |BALLINGER GOES TO PLEAD CAUSE OF WAPPENSTEI It has been learned that Richard A. Ballinger, former of the interior, was one of the com | mittee of 14 who personally appear ed before Gov. Hay to plead for the | pargon of Charles W. Wappenstein, SealVie’s former chief of police.) jeonvicted of bribery | | Wappenstein has served eight! }months of his three-year term for | bribe-taking Others on the committee were James D. Hoge, president of the Union Savings and Trust Co. N. H. Latimer, president of the Dexter Horton National bank W. T. Dovell, attorney for the Pa cifie Telephone Co, | J. T. Hefferman, capitaliat | J. D. Lowman, president of the} Chamber of Commerce J. T. Gorman, president of Gor-| man & Co,, salmon packers, Judue Alfred Battle, law partner} jof R. A. Ballinger | E. F. Sweeney Hotel Co. J. C, Marmaduke, Washington Hotél © W,.G. King, president Butler Ho- secretary president Savoy president New| Jules Redelsheimer Redelsheimer Clothing Co. Frank Purcell, president Sate and Lock Co. C. R. Collins, former treasurer of the A.¥.P, exposition. | The committee had petitions con-| | taining the names of 600 citizens of | Seattle, including Jacob Furth, J W. Clise, capitalist, and Represe tative H Fowter. TOO MUCH FOR HIM DENVE letter from his mother-in-law telling of her intention to “spend Christmas with them,” gripped in his hand, the body of Kenneth R, Kane, a railroad clerk, was found at his home here today. Wefore firing a bullet into his brain Kane scribbled the following note: “Why, of all other days, should my mother-in-law select Christ- was to visit us? Can you beat it?” SEATTLE: MAN PLANS oa BIG COMPANY astont®™ "OP Dec. 23.-—A. 8. Kerry, Seattle capitalist, today be- gan negotiations here for the In- corporation of a timber holding company, to be capitalized at $10, 000,000, to conduct development operations for some of the big lum: ber companies, Heaven will be a miserable place for a woman if, when she arrives there, she finds some of her de- spised neighbors taking lessons on the harp, president Pure Dec. With a 4 . nineteen hundred years ago— the elaborate and costly meving picture production of the Karem company, to be first shown at Christmas |HUNGRY, NOT TOO | waived extradition and will return} } | | tel Co. | 1912, a part of rd that Jesus meet rere and John xii 12-13 was coming cried, Ho. buy fish from independent gasoline | boat fishermen, the trast again showed its hand and bid so high it wat) impossible for him to | pet The fish trust, believed under the control of the Booth Fisheries Co, which operates in conninte 0! the following comp « in t Rorthwest: Chiopeck, Independent, | and San Juan companies in Seattle, | the International Co. in Tacoma and the New England Co. in Van-| couver, B. C. } The rteamer Chicago of the Chiopeck Co. slipped quietly away} from Seattle Thursday for fishing} wal Officers of the company | tay whe had a full crew | The Chicago ts the fishing steamers to les the strike w ago. In th gone up fre & pound to be of the ain d two months halibut haa! firet ntime, GOOD TO STEAL BAN FRANCISCO, hungry man can be be #, but not too good to steal was ¢ explanation given here today by! 5 “C Chisum, arrested at midnight for snatching # purse from Miss| Caroline Evans at the Sausalito ferry Chisum says his father ia a state} official of Tennessee, and his! brother an officer in the navy. He ate ravenously when fed by the police Dec 23 "Al too proud to VIOLATED PAROLE; ORUNK MEDFORD, Towle, convict No. Quentin, who violated his was picked up here today local police, while drugk Or Dee. San parole by the He has ‘ISELLS DAUGHTER _ tic: [inst night j employe at once. MAKE HER HAPPY | WITH XMAS CHEER THE WHITE'S A DEAR One of 15 Stylos finish—Fumed Oak, Mission, Mahogany. furnitur SMALL PAYM Ts White Sewing M:.chine Co. New Main Store 1424 Third Ave., Near Pike St. Phone Main 1525 Any Owk mateh Golden ete, to HEAR BETTER AUDIPHONE With Latest Instantancous Adjustment. Its wonderful abll- tly, but 4 will wish try this Hearing With Ease and Comfort you can obtain an Audiphone @ay (text on payment of a small rental And this rental ls apptied on the purchase ‘BULL BROS. ‘$1 ‘'§ price If you keep the A ad we tal —TACOMA An Easy to Get to Store 2 BIG STORES The Store That Saves You Money SEATTLE Second Ave. at James ALL HOLIDAY GIFTS WILL BECLOSED OUT TUESDAY we Have CUT PRICES—tat wn DOIT! 2 ¥ O Y & Prices Made for Tuesday Holiday Goods of sel and Utility $3.15 $3.00 $1.98 98c 59c 25c $3.50 $3.50 29c , $3.00 Every Doll; Every Go-Cart Every Toy Must Go Three-plece Te Mirror, 1 boxes Military Brushe oxed; ranging put up Manicure Sets, ebonold metal and tvoroid kind priced 61.48 to tal Har each Beautiful noid and ivoroid Bets, pug up in ranging In amer 4 Mirrors, silk-lined Jewel Buy Ladies’ Hand-Embroidered Nenckerchiets for Christmas Alpine ete and Inr@e size G ans; from he t ornament signe price from #1.50 to Nothing could be more tasteful and dainty than the new oldered Handkerchiefe—our own Importation unrivaled ine of ¥ Irish Linen ar Initiaied Handkerchiefs put up t a lowest prices Hematitened Linen Hand 3 for he; or, each Ladies’ new and attractive Alp! Handkerchiefs in great numt Ladies’ Pure Irieb Linen Hand te in new and t eon Pure Irian LL and beaut Ladies’ Hematite very pretty and wer Hand-Embrota xes, if #0 de :10¢ 15¢ 25c 50c 50c tive boxes to please the young Ladies erchiefs, plain or initialed. fered Handkerchiefs, Lad in new rehiets hiets, with initialed » Boxed Handkerct rehiefs in each be 15¢ $1.75 BOXED STATIONERY FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS er and Envel ign box, neatly | 19¢ hiefs, the cholcest, id va! ed, each, Be to array, and ob, # values for the pri r Demi-Laundered Embroidered Handkere all pure ach ‘ {dered Ha rehiets Hand-Embr Ladiew some in Extra large box of Paper and Envelopes to regular wize, including i< “hristmas card. Tues 43¢ day x ribbon; A box é | VEGETABLE SILK — UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY Leoks Like Silk, os Pewee. t rega tomo: were aroused when saw Durton in his eet the girl ax she arrived here by train from her home in} Thornhope, a suburb. The child Accused of selling her 13-year-old seid her mother told her to obey stepdaughter Lena to Geo. Durton,|Durton in everything a rich bachelor farmer, Mra. Rosa - - Hatfield was in jail here today un-| The Staggers’ club dance, given der $5,000 bond. Durton was also/in honor of the Lincoln Alumni at} held in a ike sum, Christensen’s hall, Fridayevening, The girl's story was well attended. Wagner's or or three visits weekly to Durton chestra, with Sol Ashers at the pi for months on threats and prom-|ano, rendered the mustc jses of fine clothes from surah mother, resulted in their r || THE MARKETS of children guardians. husband of the woman, The child, who is beau it I find this te true—if youl in the presence of larly TO A RICH FARMER LOGANSPORT, Ind., Dec. 2 Sulphurro Baths FOR RHEUMATISM —READ BOOKLET— All Druggists of making two DANCING HIPPODROME The following are the aver prices pald by local commission 1 Chants to the producers and pi paid by the retatler to the comm | sieners. The tees paid the farmers the | come under uy eum paid by the mr tng price.” Pri gub ject to tiful and large for her age, is in the care of a member of the board have sold my daughter, I'l kill you,’ Janies Hatfield, raflroad Phone =: [Eyres Transfer Co. Office 114 Jackson St. Main 962. teld her police. The suxpiciors of the local po-| freshness these prices, unle: cated, are for reas ranch Prutt—se ew apples Valencia oranges Navels Pears : j 6 Dressed Meate—Selling Price, | Bees Just Printers 1013 THIRD AVENUE _IND. 5200 ALBERT HANSEN Established 1883. Precious Stones, Fine Jewelry, Sterling Silver Corner First and Cherry SEATTLE Loins, Teibs, ‘No. Cows, No. 1 Hinds, steer . Fore, steer Ox Liyer Heart, - Mutton— CUT- O H l RATE DENTISTS Second Av. and University St. Opposite Stone-Fisher Co, WE STAND BACK OF OUR FOR 20 YRARS' GUARAN EASY PAYMENTS Ohio Cut Rate Prices. Dressed hogs Trimmed sides. Short loin pork Shoulders Pigs’ tee Rpare ribs ork sausage Eek: Sausage: Bologna. Tubs s A Place to Eat Cabaret Vaudeville, 8 p. la. m Table d’hote Dinner, with pint of wine, 75c. Bacon . frolied ham 5 Ox tongue, each . m, to Other Dentiats’ Prices, $25 ° Set of Teeth Guaranteed Roosters, lve. tb. Eyring ducklings « Pree, old, lve, 1b. nba, don P 4 Vegetabler—Selling Petedt ontons. Ib. Potatoos, new, Cota ee oval Recta, local purnipe rape. aah aenberries, barrel Granberries, box Pumpkin ane Parstey, Tomatoes, 4-bskt crate onihower, doz | ibthouse tettuce. crte Head lettuce, dor ery, dee ait ‘eed, ‘Sell eeWashington Set of Teeth Guaranteed Solid Gold or Porcelain Crown .. Gold or Porcelain Bridge Work ...,... ton’) i lag eo@ie. re oO Scenic Cafe Our meals are absolutely the t the markets afford, and our rvice ts perfect. We have en- aged the highest class vaudi Sifeventertainers of the stage in Seattle. i Malawa, Keg: 6.50@ 7: 3. cs) Solid Gold Fillings, 75c Up Silver Fillings, 25¢ Up BPASY PAYMUENTS—Part and balance in payments, 20-YRAR WRITTEN GUARAN GIVEN ON ALL WORK. PAINLESS DENTISTS i110. 50@10! 3 PROGRAM Miss Belle Manning...... .4 a5 : Old Home Songs Miss’ ‘Ted’ Smith... Soprano Miss Vera Reno < Classical Mina” Helen Vail . Mr. Chas, Siiieman Violin. fy Miss Prici 5 J 6 Y Eastern ‘timothy 7.00@19 Puyet sound timothy. 14.00@ 15 Alfuita 13 14. Wheat Bran Shorts. beteie d corn . down it $1 00@ 2: 0O@2 3 Hg A. Plume Floor Mgr. SCENIC CAFE 1005 First Ay. JAS. L, SHUTR, Me olied x mixed