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■ THE SEATTLE STAR
■ T UTAH II'BI IfllllSM CO,
__OrriCK»-IJMT_«T4__l*i« H.v.nlh A VMM. M<
. .»«lf~AJ^tfc«Ni>ON KXCKrT « ' Nl> A I "^iiliiatt!Dlfc^
»«u«li»«« r«T«rtn>->.i K,i..^t M*!n IJSS In.l»r«n.l<nt lIM. J
UAI.I^HD «T*« AUKSO*-«I l»«ll»r<l A»* amuwl. Um4 tU. _* ' J
_ Oi# ,-.f\i r«i roe*. «t« c»ni» p»r » •«* or l*»nty > .. ctni« i-.. m.ntk.
••»l*»f*l b* m»ll •« r«rrl#r. N« tmt tf|»l»».
TO MAll. ■UU!»L'»Ul>i;n»-Vh« <<• i» »h»n »our aiibMrlntlun •*i«lr«» I*
m th* «,|irf« l .»»■»«-1 rf t«.-h .<;.« »V l.i that il«i- arrive*. II vnu :>-«.(t|>
«i»m fen* net •••>>• I •'" i»«n In •.»T»ir.. year t,«m. i. («..,. (turn Ui. 11*1
* «■♦.»»«• «t .!•'• on IH* ■■' ii»-« >•!•♦! la • r*r«tr>t,
Vn!«!r.l »t ih* l'.^lo(flo» •( H' •■ 11 • WiiMnitim. mm~»imt\A-?\»»m m«ll«*
Uai^t ai» I. ICAUL.K) • ihilu lIUIIL c«jw. IKtVNK > > «■
<N i ■ I"IK i: BTHKKT.
Our n>« W«nt AA Offtr* «l th» «h(-». B.llt^.f ku rMll»|Hl »■»"> »n«i>»<i
fur >l'« Bimil. . f aff.>r.l.n« ih» im>Ml.> a winttnltnl iUn lo I. •>• »#nl t.l« .
I, >»•»• .i.V., t!pii.vti» t"t Th« St»r aatf !•«>• n»»» li»n>» Th. pha*» nuo»-
Wr for tM< nftfo* «r»! ii»m»l Mala •>•>; tml>r>P<<»m Itil
Register the Guests
The rwrnt luk-■■!»■ nt the llotrl Benec*. In Sraltlf. In »M ), a
■MM received fatal Injuries at the hands of noun unknown perton,
lr.nish! forth the fart thjt the ho«t«'lrj- iniula M pntMMI of keeptaf
* rmUter.
An Inrcntlratlon «H li The Btar ha» rn»dt thowi that run. local
hotrt* follow a «lir.i;«r 1-l.tii i>f l«-tthi« th« ilu«t MHk on th* vulurot
listi-ii't..! to chronii>« th* ki>li>k *n& comlngt of their gupita.
TTiat \Va»hln«ton h*« no Uw r«Hiulrln« the rc«l«tratlon of the
i-i!n.-« of hotel tu..'.< ami thrlr adtv»«ra I- to bo i.-urriir I
Had hu.b a law Ihm>ii In •rf»ct, «nd tiad tha Hot*} Beneca aa
thorltlci rupw-tPd It, th» jxUlre wouM-not have IrpaQl hour* In iMrn-
Ir,K th« l.lrMtny >'f th« mm .1.-i <-.! nuin'a r<x«mni»t«.
) A * or no l»w. It •«^-m» nwetmabto la »u|.!-■••• that th«« police.
toy.Vlrtue of thrtr tuardlan«hlp »«W th» moral wttfare of a rnra
tnunlty. could r>r*tly nearly mult* MM hotft folk und<-r»t«nil that It
voul.l I- prudent to hive a better fciiowl«il*» of th*lr toomrra.
Fighting a Square Deal
Railway n#»Bi>*|>»r or««r>« a!) MM th» country. inrtuwMC many
of rrpuMkaal pi ufa—lnn M* raUln« aw«w»aaawa to Ih* propo.fal of
rr*»l<l»nt nwMvvrlt for an admlnl»tra'.lv« roa»mlaal« lob» '•>!■•■
with power i» corral unju»t rail. frelghl rate* withuut iirevlaui
authority from tht> rourta.
Tttes* ii.-».iwi-r» nay that the prr.l,l»nt la quit wrong; »b»t he
nhoulJ have <jauawa4axl at» sort of ■Ml M comraUtlon. before
whkh th» raUro«4a could flrat lake rate re»»e and argue Ihem out.
ualrwr » limmh. full court procedure an i the like. In other words.
*> regular trial after the forma of modern legal practice.
They koow. <i« well aa the president know*, that und«-r »u< h a
method the forma of law would be mad* a cloak for lnti-r«jliv»b!» de
taya. awesred one way or another by the enterprUlnsr atltwneys of
th* rallroada. wboaw b«ate<Me It would be to make the movement* of
th» j-j.iu-l.il cotmolaalwi as slow, or •*•■ slower, than th* cu»taro«ry
inuvrniTil* of our other courts. n*fom a determination of a contest
« 4 r»t» In any cau«« could be reach*.!, mv. h v»lu«hl« time mould
have been lo«t. during which the rallroasl com**rne4 would be r<»*j»!ns:
th* benefits.
I*resld*nt K<MMeT#ll la perfectly willing, according to his own
atstetnenta. that any acU of his administrative commission ah««. b*
subject to appral to th* courts, which would have the power to over
rid* any unjust act* of the railway commission.
In this caae, with th* boot on th* other foot. th* railway attor
neys would have no Incentive for d*l*ya, and would undoubtedly
posh their ca*» expedttlooaly to a final decision.
A Little Sample of Real Power
Tit* other .lay «•>•• ««"•! trust «lMa4 a mill la Covlo«toa. Ky. It
la now said that the mill will not tw reopened and th« bu*lnt«« will
be tr«D«f«<rrr.l to other mllbi owned by th* trust. Hr this arbitrary
art of th» board of dlrectora «UUng la N«w York. V» bodied
c!t!i»at of K«*ter andnnaU »m temporarily drpH*«d of a !Iti-ll
hood. Nobody matus any particular protect, bceanw lh« at««l Unit
!■ ao powerful that protests would tw la«ff«rtual. It controls 10 V*t
c^nt of tba Iron and steel ladiMTy of th« failed Stttet. It ear**
notfclnr for th« »*lrai* of Cincinnati. Should a cter* Individual «■".
vp and dmounre the steel tnat, ifn'lmirn la Wall »lre«< woaW say
that ha was an aaarchUt and a to* to th* busloCM IntarewU of the
country. Soro«llni«* It la hard to t»ll »ho la an aaarchUt. anyhow
(v STAR DUST v
Chicago «UU hopes, for a d«*i»
watarway to th« iculf Th« more
war a to gat out of Chicago, the
b«ttcr.
I- Andrew Carne«le has been talking
on porsrty. Ho lose as ail the real
of us talk on wraith there's on r«a
--•oa Andy akooUia t talk on torn*
ttttoK he doesn't know anything
About
ii John '. SaUlran la still alcnlng
the ptedia Anything with still In
[ It attracts John.
tt Senator Burton will bar* one
consotatlon If ha gof« to jail ll*
won bo In tha seaat*.
HENIIT TI!fNK«
Moat fellers don't
have f b« • showed
how f do a thing th'
wrong way.
-I guess 111 ha»« to •ronoml^."
remarked Mrs. l«o«t«-man. "The
judge has cut out my alimony."
<M,"Yoti'ra foolish to let a Judga do
Anything like that." said ho- frirad
from the west. "I don't have no
operations performed on me by no
body but a doctor, and Us beat I
can get at that-
•TVhat do yon think of thl»*"
; askr«l Smtthrra, looking op from
till psper. "Ail the clerk* In a
Missouri bank ar« women."
-"What of It?" retorted Mr«.
! : fimltber*. 'Cant won. run a
' bank Jtut a* well a* nxwiT"
:, ■ "Certainly, my dear, certainly. In
i, fact, I think women can do mini*
thtusa in a bank better than men.
I If I were prealdent of a bank there
9 would be -in- position that I would
ha?* filled by a woman In prefef-
I race to any man."
"What [>o«ltlon I* that?"
"Taller," replied the brut*
WISE J'ETIi.
It ha* b««i reported la aportlng
circle* that Peter J.nnlnjn, aaying
'they were no good, shot tha three
bird dog* which got last we*>k at
Ktoodyk*.—Carroitoa lUpubltrnu.
MORE 1/X'AI. IMPROVEMKTW
Jim William* haa nsiaud lit*
wuodns lt« «iif!on lill.) Aiwa*
A GRAVE PKIUL.
Sailor Dug: Confound It! I >
Hare that hors« la going to drink
our ocean dry.
GOING TO A I OSKI.V HOME.
Unet* Mac l«o*Vbart spent Mon
day night with m- and said after
tha 2oth of this month he would go
back to Kentucky. I regret very
much to bare him learn Ha is a
good iitli»n and a Christian to boot
—S(«iM;u:!iro (Teen.) News.
HfOKTJNU NEW!.
As a bush fell or*r the great an
dl«n<«, Mr. Jeffrie* advanced to tb»
front of the «tii«i\ I'larlnx bU
Tight hand over bla heart, he began: I
"Mr. friends, thn story that I will j
rt»-enter Km ring la a bum ntf-r. I
hare cut out th« mm* for good, and
that go«a. Noitbar Jimmy Coff>
roth nor «nyi>n« elaa un drag DM
Into th<> ring again. I also d««lr«
to itata that I am not ruing to mart
a get'happy Joint la 1<o« Angelas;
there ara too many booze rallli now.
I »ha!' continue my pretcct node of
living down on the farm." Th»n the
former champion backed out of the
apotllght and dlaappaarad la the
wing* of tit* rtaga.
PUT DETECTIVES ALL
ABOUT LEGISLATURES
OOVEJIXOIt WU M. O. DAWBON.
nv. wm. M 0 dawhon.
Wrtttrn tipreMir fur Th« War.
It irnmit lo h»v« b**>n pr*tty
.'.uiv *tm»n by t>-»M;i violations
that i*ir great corporations makn It
The House on Springs
Th* house of fi>rln««
If you .nil the rrrr .hair you all
ttpOfl •aetna |.„„,»,-.< «rlth 111.
spirit or the, house,
TIM woman you rail upon ruahes
Into your presence™ aha »e»»e just
conies in, »ii» al»*ra rusbsa—with
«n apology for keeping jrou walling.
but she ha* *^een on the Jump all I
day** and tea* ■ !■-»; . of thing* la >! •
kafotn night."
Bh« Jun-j.. up «t« times In tS n.ln
u!<-« to answer Ut* trlephon*.
Wh.n you Itncr • moment at the
door to «ur *■••!>.> ih* third Urn*.
»he firilHt berarlf br!«««-t> Ik* fUel
end aTMiit I xillir* to op*u lli» bad
door for ta» gM rr.
If ah* I* a club woman •!>• haa a
lala#r«jn and a »:«•>,*! d*ttr«nr or
two b«for« yott finally »wr>i< in
li' Hi.i down tit* •!•■;-•
If you to to iltr over nl«!.' tha
klMband coidn hot\*. ruati** aroun<l
lo ■■< ready rot J\n<"r. whlrli hit
be«n roaM In a rui:* «n '. vbirh >-»>u
•H eat In * hurry. Th» «hll» lh«
talk la of Id* aatomobll* -»<»•. the
nt««r4 br«aklnc Iraln. an-1 lh» •>♦••
ball h*ro that mads tbr«« bom*
runa.
Attar dinner you kit hurry <■>
»««h tip ID* 4la»wi nit I male* a
jump Into mm i>ih»r i ■•»'>:• • mnt
dart off lo la* n*w pork. «rh«r* you
•haot Mit <buM. loop lit* loop, >*wi>{
The Last to Appear
nrtry morstn* when t»e minus
collected around th» entraor* In th»
Dtrard pit to answer to the rail ■••'
tha Utt In appear «i* »r» »v » tall.
)<-vUI fallow, who led by th» band «
iml« rrl acme 7 or • ynars of •li-
It was MlcbaeJ Perron and hi« ituiih
«tl«« UUla <J«iiKh'"-r B»for» put
ting foot on th» platform to d«»wnd
Into the pit the man raJ»~! tb«
child In hi* arms. Imprint*! a ktaa
on «•• (i . lm*k anl act her down
again.
A n>ln<T had l»k»o a fancy '*•
djr to hold b*r <■»«»•• i» tha «<U»
of the pit. when. r»< ■>, inn from th«
Obacnro gulf. blark ■■ far a* the rjrt
ciitil.l m«, sha had •prnnK back with
a cry "' t«rror. "I'apa «o*« down
than?- aba thought. "SappoM) b«
tlinuld not com* back."
And ob tbla tUy when MltbaM had
taken h<-r In bll arm*, an b« alwaya
did for th« Ur«w«ll km. »iir clnnc
mora • loyally than «ver to hi» n* 1*
•nd aald tr«nt,l!n«ijr to a balf
wblipar:
"Could anrona—«mld you—dla
drwn ihwaT* 1
"D« tranquil." *al«l Michael, (ratl
ins. "I "ill not dl« without telling
the* Of SU-
It was *napat truth, tlnce *>*r
father had Mid ao. and aha went
away to school almotl rraju..ir».i
«>ii" day UN rumor spread »>i'l
<>nly that an explosion of fir* damp
had Jnit occurred. In leas Mmi
than It takes to *•-• 1 I' th* antraDra
to th« narard lilt waa thronged.
Gxcltad crowds mutiKil from i\mty
dlrm-tt'iii. Of all tba mlnara INI
therv. how many would Im aean
ae«lo
fyffl ■ ivvj
"^ViEfl&lS CffLY *-> l^l^Hß^(3^\^l^TßCNlZn) K#
VfoiPtSgRINLDIbLI. (fot-tt]<(jj|J(^/TOl IN miytATl ANDT?iATIs|
ffITWy T(ilMSTi;ißMlllHaflt.
«} '-COLUNS^BLDG. JAMES ft SECOND R»nes4l6&
/(ome Here and Sebooo Bright, Abo^-the-Average J
{ MEN AND Wc*ffN THEMSELVES POR THE BATTLE]
J of Life, It's a Sight Worth Seeing. Get Our <£taijogue.«
THK SKA IT! X STAR —WFI>NKS»>AV DEC 6, tyf.
GOV. WM M. O. DAWSON, Ol- WtMT VIHCiNIA,
WKIIi.SOI 'I 111 dlv'KAi SCANDAL OF LJB
I.AHON iOUOHT AND SOLD. AND SUGGKSTS
A TI-AN TO IN I) IT
.i poll
,»<• lif
I am nl:i'l Hi at thl* crlralnat prar
tiro haa t ■•■• bronsht Hi' ' th« Hsix
itr.tit at this timn and that li la caui
iiik wldmprrad InterMt In th« mat
ter of corrupt 1.i1.1.1v at our 1.-Kl«ia
turaa. I expert i.i refrr to thli
tnattif In my BinuMjca to the l*d»
liiiint. In I9OT. I liinr alrtui■; r<>
f. i -i.«l to It 111 twit public n'lilit ■««.«.
nut I am vpry annul!* la ►■••• It
il(»p|>«<«l •-*• r> » tllir*.
I IM no doubt It I. true that a
great many corporatloua maintain
a "d«fr*t*o fund" for thn piirtK>»«i of
(■V CVNTMIA OREY.)
anil Jump and aprlng through th*
air.
Aftrr 11-.' twrk-ptk* •>»[>•*••«■<>'»»
you *■! home and fall Into a fiirwl
•lumber and half Jump out of ha 4
■a you fail aa4ee»k IwauM It Him
as If th« about k*pt .i. abuotlng or
th* loop bad f»il. 1 to loop.
And ihi. I. tlM> way wa 11% • ThU
la th* iray w* k«-»ti hove* IMa la
th* III* »* Bwke heileve w. luve I
Tb« '•."• hold out to our vlaltora.
and if-- theory of living whlcli M
tew. I, i.nr chlldran.
v - ahnuld Oka ■■> «»t a Itttlr tnor«
«l"i- hut «•• Haven't ttroa.
\\ a) il4 Ilk* la co out to mm
our liiri.Ji wa havan't tint*.
v\ - haven't lime for anything wa
Th« daughter of Mlcbaol rma
about, hrr batr alraMnlng In th*
wind. In tba B!l<l»' of <(>•• d^brla.
wblcb ha 4 been brought up from
tba mine, crying "Papa! Papa!
Papa!"
Nobody bad n**n bar father Of
th« «■> mlD»ra who bad iota* down
In the m'.ming. 45 bad aacraded: II
wore dead There waa ona nslaa'ng.
It waa Mlrka^.
For 41 hour* MiilfmntMl'.' T*«pa
l.ad *•!(<*! t*ttritblr. but without
r*o»lin wt«ry. At «->»rv human
I tuna (tax app««i»»l in '*•* entrance
Mir »'«r'««l up. ami not woenlxlnje
th* on* ah* awaited Ml down mtmn
with a profound nifh Tli»r triad
iii |.-« I h'*r away, and »h» fcip' an
feltl«rlv that It ended In taring hrr
ihi-r" Th»r thoucht thai fa(l|<i«
would conquer bar .
Th» third i 1«) th<- cfalld wit Kill
at th« »ntrane» nf tho pit. "
"W« mint put an '•"<! to tain."
tali) Km rhlcf •nicln<wr. anil ip
proMhlnc hir h* uld: "D« ttmom
• l>li\ llttl* MM •
•Papa! fi**k papa'"
"AIM' !i* la a. ail." >'< '.
"No!" tf
8h« itirrwl «hU "No" with nrh
en -(jr that tha engineer »a» ctrurji
by It
"Why MM ' Ml a*k«L ■'* '■'
"ll* would havo MM ni«."
"Poor llin thliiK," murmured
MM en«lii" r. Ami Ml MMM » hleii
Uiat »h« ahould ba taken away.
But MM clung il'«inT»ii'iy to him,
crying: "Papa lii not d*ad! I want
to Ml down! I will find him'
The ••iiiclTuwr wan a kind »i»art«!
fallow. II- took pity on her.
iia.tiK II at tectalaturaa.
Hut ••• want i>j It- Jimt In all tlnxw
rnaltrra. The la«t few f«ri II haa
bfx-n th" pra<-l|r» iff inmiliria of It ■
intntiiti-M to hitnxiiii ■• lull' and thim
tilarkmall roriwratlnna, ,|.-li.«in1lll*
• cnrtalß amount of moony to kill
ih.T... lima
1 h.iiii Ilka ti> •»» thfas black
mallon, a* •••!! aa ■•nllnarr taker*
of baa In |.i,-l-«Liiiii<'». ciipoard
and |iunUht«t. We "ill know how
hard It i« to b» nuffirlnnt a»ld»w ••
til COBfiCt th* lirlli« Klvrr. but It
ran )»• d<m<>, Tha ral thing li Oil-
UANIMATION, and In Net organlt
<h! .fr.Mi I will ba Klad in bmM
r**lljr want la do. borauaa y> work
all 4*r. th'ii {-lay all night at aorne
thlnt or think hi- might tnlM If w«
.111ni try to On It
Horn* one ha* •>! that It la apoU
l>.« IB* Anwrt.an liuiu* life.
If by any rhanre we aJwuld hap
««••» to drop Into a rf«Lful. i-m* ■ ••
giving h'»ij.">. >bm w* m ■'"' dolnc
ih« uif»t aoctal atunta. how eur
t-f I »«-•.! ■»' ahould tin
I think «a ahvuM want to afar
right there foitvrr. It would t>#
«v. h a raiut.
llut there bant much <tang*r of
fludtng auca a homo. P««r* Hfnu
to li« ao horribly and hoprl«a«ly out
Of atria
- After all b« aald to ».lm»-lf.
"perbapa that would be beat When
■be baa *e«m with her own mrm
abo will believe. Tbla rondltlan.
It II laata will perbapa kill ber."
Aad taking ber In hie arm* he
atepperi oa the platform and gave
the atgnaJ for dexent. lliejr weot
(lowa.
For two boura aba traversed th«
*»llrrlra, «|ueatlonlng the m«n
whom aba knew, atrlklng ber IHtla
flat* again*! thi- hlark wall. prw«»-
Ing her ear rkiae to It. peeping Into
th» loaat ■ left, an 1 throat lOf h«»r
han4a in. railing alwaya. "Put!
Pap.
Th« little -Papa" wmgbt alwaya
Suddenly tboy aaw bar fun. pate.
mbl l it. rbokad. She crlrd:
•Thnro. 'h*r»' Papa!"
"What! There?" »ald tbe miner,
"Ilia Moon*
Hah' Where U ItT"
Th« little girl, panting, bar ryen
fixed, her llpe parted. her hand
In U>* hollow of Iba wall, "lied ■ 1
bold It'"
They moved her »»l«i»; they
looked Yaa. it waa a bit <>f .loth
of M*M • loth It waa a bloue^.
Waa there, a man tti»r«' They eat
to work, and what hluwi of the
iKßttnak they gaye 1 In a twinkling
the nail was thrown down, and In
a <Irwp etravatlnn 'hey vi a mao
e.»t»nd«l. II wan Mlibaal lvn,, n
Oaajfgagcl ' rtaa »««» on all •Idm.
and more pl<-n Ing than all otfcara *
' ry earaped from tho lip* of » llttl«
girl Hhe upraiiK lajH 'he Ix.dy
■ laapeU It with Ixitb arum, half wild.
Keep Dry
You noni a good Raincoat, priced from SI." to $30
Our, are <"" waterproof-
and brimful of style. They urn x>'"Hix-.i to have you pay M
ONE DOLLAR. WEEKLY
for any ralnroat In our stock. If
your purae ■•••tnlii»!y won't
stand for a HI rout Just now.
Eastern Outfitting Co., (inc.)
Cor. Pike St. and Fifth Aye.
S«attl«'« Reliable Credit House.
nil In my tmw*r.
Around «v«ry Main l««1»l«tiir
there ourlil lo I«i » number of
■killed d>«*< • » who nbould »«ur«"
.■> i.i. ii... to convM iEl»«r« of brll>«,
t,,k.i» of • iii.ri- «nd <-n|HKli»]lr to*
tilarkmatlnr* amon* ia«rtabrr» of
thft ißKliiUtiir*.
Tb« buying and «»lllnii of lr«1«l»
lion Is on« of th« «r««l««t evIU of
Ih« itay ami If It In not Mopped II
will rc«ull In Hi'- ruin of the rouo-
Iry. *
It l» • (|u>«ilon of turfc $.r<. Im
port«nr« I hat It ought '" h«v« thr
ronildmtlon of m national aaarx Ik
ttnn of Mima kind that would »n«ir
.ill tin evIU In »!l ll'«lr 'l^lall" la
ordar to auKtrit am) aacure i- rn>
dle».
In anro* of th« NlatM th« corpora
iloni ur- Rrnater than lh»> »!»!•• and
M,.4r Influßmq and oow»r ar« l'"
«>-rTp<t l«x railroad |*a#i«i »nd tb«
corrupt MM of money,
WILLIAM M. O. nAWBON.
OoTernor of Wait Virginia
- -fe- :— ■ miflTi 1 ■-. r: ---=-—--'■
nwptng and repeating again anil
again. "Pap*! 1 '»!■•''
11.- wu very low, the poor Mlrha?l.
W.-uki n-<i |. iba deprivation of air
and nourlshnx-ot, he r^covtrad bin
►.-»«.■. only la faint away again. but
ha lived. Sin- bad upokrn truly.
Madetnutaail" Papa The man
would not die without having 'old
liv child.
A wnnlc later be wm up, tbln. but
»'II and r<-a'ly '■> comment* work.
Tbe »Ti-iiitii£ bairn ha waa to go
down to l)i» minx fur the tint tliur
| a grand banquet waa given by ••»«
mlnnra in Mad*a»olaelle Papa."
I The play of bonur »a» reaerved for
bar. Tln-in worn kiiaea and M>
lit*i «•« and many .« buss* to honor
,of U.- lltlla . MM
And would you know »bat abc
replied to all that amllloc and clap-
I lux her band*, il.f tittle quacnT
Him Ml 1 "Papa."
*>
Keif Lighting Uaa Manila* at £10
]>ik« atraat •••
Tail thouaaada of poop)* wbat you
want Xi■«• page 6. **'
Good )ob* to b*> bad Pag* C. •**
■
Competent hata) looking for »'•■:•
tlona. Pag* « • —*
VERY
Cheap Prices
China Crockery
Dolls Glassware
Christmas
Holiday Goods
COME EARLY
See Our Tempt Price*
Grett laefleta ImportlM Tsi Co.
*c* m» itr»«u J >«-*• ILL
_ - *' <tM|NTI. k^
"Third Avenue
' Fit*** <•»■
Th» Mo«i Popular Tti»al«r.
nuaaall * J •!»«-. Met*.
Malm** Taday-Tanipht
ZINN'S TRAEVBTY COMPANY
la
"TUN ON THE TRAIL."
Pun of <So«xl lJ>uch»— Pretty I-»nc
Iti* Qlrta—Cl«v«r <'nmrdi>na.
- Jual M'hal W. .Ml LIW—
No Chans* In Prtcva PtMmoa M 7.
N.n w-rk -"Th- Mlaatourl Oirl."
STARTS? M
Tbouaa<«l* i)*lichi«d! I>»(iv*a'
M«Tfy Uanlklna unique. clever,
iitn»ln(!
♦ nTHKR FINE PROPER—t
Nrit w**k—Puattlvcly Mm On.
Tom Thumb, Count and Ilortin
MUH.
BAL LARD'S NEW PLAY HOUSE
Princess Theater
Vp to Data Vaudeville.
B«r*n Great Act* Direct from the
Bast
. THE GREAT ETHEL WHITE..
SIDES AND HER PICKS.
DoutH.ll and Jon**—Csm*d'*nt.
Cl>n* A Ce— lllu.i.ni.t..
Riicl an*) Fatlma.
La P*lil* Ruth.
Frank Smith.
Picture t«op*.
lOr A<ln\l*alO*) — 10c
MAKE UP •
m-- Your Hat of M-.ii:>>' '.if• '•••>• our ltoek«>tiuiht
■BB your • i- m-.i . now ..> i let ua r*»*rva th»m CM
111 yuti V«u run r»rn«mt»»r •v«rjr or.« by •> •
RfjjL ti.rr, na .» llttl* lli';»t»y K'fm * long «,.;i 1 tl)«
/•SC^CI llandanm* FY»m»J Pl<-»urM »iil Art Hluito, In
Z>*^k4lf-1 >..'•! rilors •ii'l I-«•'■■:■. '■■;'■« ■■' '-- -•••;!.
dJIN'J 11 m...i famntii »nu'« h«mtnonwl)r fr lln oM
£3l^%:Vy m 1.»1.,n i,»k.«)li. hi rj.NB MAi.r riil'.'E An
**\\ Rb) r.ptif lanlt* to mull* • han4aum< »lft «l •> »....)
to^L^Sia mani«tiu: hitvh -» l»nr« «"i »ttr«niv« »«.
r^MIKTW norimtiit al lUntel'i r»!i>l»fai«i] lm|.inn«tt
U^r» I wLGj h«»i3»"fri« **»«»■ ir,-»» i.nr.jr" »r« i .•■.*i*-,1,
-^Tjifff Tit wf ebiinr p««rl. «-«HuloW •*>(! »1lv»i li i ►«..,. f . i.
— >f»nCl[«B li.« t" qualHy, p»r ft, from l}^ up t'. *.'tUOO
■■** QKa . «-
I «v. lh« moil r«mi>l«1« ryro«mi)h|f dt|«rim-nt In lh« nty »f,^ curr/
ih. n«r.it "Ur,.l« In l..th»r .nd *<V"J «o turn. Our iMMjntof
Jl*«7rr. InVtrurtlon. In thl. mi.tMrtlna wort Jo (-tro... or .h..
".-p.Hini.i.l «>ur •rtlit burn* «nf <«»»)«n »»h«r wo«<J ur lrath«r
•T^lm- liar* orUara #«rl» It avoid 1h« »iu!W«y ruih.
Mold."; Bllver ri»la<l Bhavln. iliiO. Kane, niott.rt. M.trh
HtfM • 'Oll«p»l*>l« ' flM' JloM.r.. Mudl-if* l««ttlr.. I'ork.t Mir
rora and * Ihoua.nd othar uwful »nd •ornam.nt.l .r.1..1..-*ll
Si gUAKKK^-ir^dWrlf'to II P«U of th. cl.y. C^ r^
PbonM' MAW 1J««-IND. K<«
The QUAKER DRUG CO
1013-tOSS Fl«t Avenue
Extraordinary Values
PIANOS
Pianos for Christmas
Three Carloads of Bargains
We have added the Sterling Piano to our already
Urge list of agencies—large thipmejit expected about
Jan. i, k/j6—to make a place in our store we must
close out at special prices over three carloads of ele
gant new pianos of some one-half dozen different
makes. The discount throughout will be about 54
off of the regular price.
Remember that Sherman, Gay & Co.'s plan of
I selling Pianos has for its foundation the one price
tern. and to figure a 'i off the prices heretofore
quoted, means a substantial saving to the buyer.
Piano* selling heretofore at $350 now $108
Pianos selling heretofore at $265 now . $205
Pianos selling heretofore for $275 now. $215
Pianos selling heretofore for $295 now $222
Pianos selling heretofore for $300 now $23S
Pianos selling heretofore for $350 now $203
Pianos selling heretofore for $325 now $254
Pianos selling heretofore for S4OO now $303
Installments as low as $10 down, $6 a month.
The I'ianos'offered at the above prices are from
the following makers: Starr Piano Co., Heller & Co.,
Thayer & Co., Winter it Co., Cramer tad Woodbury.
SECOND-HAND pianos.
We arc showing fully a carload of second-hand
bargains from $100 up. Makers—A. B. Chase, Estey,
Hrrlich dc Co., Sherman, Clay it Co., Pease, Barnes
& Son, Weber, Chickcring and others.
Easy Payments as Above
Sherman, Clay & Co.
GOOD PIANOS
711 Second Aye, Seattle.
1515. 1517 *Tp WW WT% 2 Doors
1519. 1521 1 JTI EL/ North of
Second JT* A |f| Pike
Avenue JL. ,/tLJI m\. Street
Wtvtch for the Announcement
of Our Big Discount Style
In The Sunday Papers
PIANOS —
__ _l_r__l^ \_J ~~
W» nil better Pianos it lover price* mil on outer |«rmii'i
11.an »t; stLif boiu* Id th» ouy.
KOHLER & CHASE.
I?.os S*rond Avenu*. a A. M»y»r. Mir.
Ijir»« stock of •«ionri.h«nfl
lUattra. Stove* of all ■!!•>■ and
of :h» very lowatt prlcaa.
_____
RED FRONT FURNITURE CO.
tit rik. Htirol.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENT
In our Children'! n«p«i-ttr«nt
l>ouble-br*«ate<S, heavy «*l(ht
Do)-*' BulU. with two pair* of
rum. Bpecl&l lit 15.00. Nt (21
l"li«t nvoiiu*. Kiln* A X >»»n-
I»'H, Hiinolho.'lt Broa.' aucce*-

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