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*OODS TELLS WHY
HI GILL SHOULD GO
m until <-T*rr other m.-an to
* about a doccnt condition of
*?L |a the city had bevn ex
tti, was too recall petition
*"«*& 10. So said Judge W. D.
J*j. f or m«r Bi».v<r of Seattle.
>!S »<Mress to thp-Y. M. C. A.
r^ritr afterniHin. UIU had Ig
-5j public opinion, he said, keep-
Jj^lih ou\J *Hh «h« bad element
'J£ U»ppe*led to law." satd
■
, . . \Vood«. "and to the courts,
Tui#a Acting Mayor 11.1.11 l
,#i'.i!l a chance to avoid the con-
No Mention of Mrs. Eddy's Death
j at Local Science Church Services
+' 1 . ■ *
I v« motion of the death of Mrs. |
I jj-j Baker Bddy. founder of
jj-y.l«a Science, was made at
layaf &* Uir*e science churca**
t s*»«i» jf»»t»rdajr.
B>» »H"» «^ mourning were In
lajfcocr and th«" ■'■' " leison and
I mJ r»*«Ung» ai d«<»l|fnated by the
J igttrty publication of the mother
S^th la Uo»ton w«re followed.
}y M ttgßlfli ml acknowleJg-
PTHIS STRANGE MARRIAGE
MIX-UP VERY, VERY CAREFULLY
103 A.VOELEB. Dm;. 18—MIm
jsi Sctmlman Uwli becam* (h*
Mil of B»rr..irJ Schulman here.
■liltttr. alio ■ d»u«ht«r of Mr*.
}sn»' Schulaun, Is tho >t«p«t*ler
|ihrktt*tand Or this union Mr*
f*«S«halman t»eoM— Bother
Kji> to t«r »U-j> - '■
TODAY'S STYLES TODAY
Give Her Furs £aS&
Ike Gilt She Will Appreciate JKppiL
The gift she deserves the gift she <!c- 4ri^M&fc)W
»re*~ -the gift that is a source of picas- ■ti^KPrV
tre to the giver and receiver. But in BK(fuirV \
I firing them, be sure that they arc <le- /w^fti^hri
I frndable. Oar furs arc thoroughly re- /fiVl^k^V
I Bible, reinforced, perfectly matched, /vm^BoA
U experJj m<!e. lustrous and stylish. wT/m[^K^
H .Any tkin jou may desire can be found B / wßs'Tjl
I Bay Them On Credit WI&F
I jhf » little down and the balance after the holidays.
lit how easy it will be for you. If you have many to re
■fwnber. just think how this plan will help you. ' It will
Iftulte your Christmas much merrier to know that you
Bade them an appropriate j^ii't.
I Fen-ember Our Children* Day, Friday, Dec. 16th, From
I 3 to 5
Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc.
I 133234 Stand At., Near Union Si.
"Seattle's Reliable Credit House"
■ — »■■————■-^^_
OVERSTOCK SALE
Suits, Overcoats, Raincoats, Slipons
j Odd Trousers and Fancy Vests
As we have too much Clothing; for this time of the year we ire compelled to sacrifice our profit, and
offer our immense stock at
25 Per Cent Off Regular Price
—'■"■"- —-■—■—■--■■I" -,— If n . .1. ..«—- .—,„,.—. '■',"■ ;■ ■.■■■..-■■■i !ig .i S .ii.-;.-. g ■».;■ ■■■■■: .■T..'ar^--»f-■■■".■■'■■■■ , i f.-'j ■.'■■< ' ■.■—■ ...m. ..■—■—■■..■■■■■ j
Wsi» Suit or Overcoat, sale *D r> /^ r*> $20.00 Suit or Overcoat, sale CD "I /^
iss? cb^o.cio prkc '. JJ> 10.00
|$30.C0 Suit or Overcoat, sale (T^r^r^ C£ f\ $IH.OO Suit or Overcoat, sale CD I r% f* f\
q^^^.ou price q* I o.oU
HOOSi:;; or Overcoat, sale (DIG 7"^ $15.00 Suit " Overcoat, sale CD "I 1 J «
f^e ...q> 1 0./ D price q> 11 . O
$12.00 Odd Trousers, Cl€\ f\f\ '$« °'I'l Trousers . illf-1. f\f\ $6.0f) 0.1.i Trousers, CD A £\
"'eprice kpy.UU "Ie Price k4>O«lili sale price k[>^«OU
'• $JO.CO Odd Trousers, CD T ft f\ $5.00 Odd Trousers, CD Q 7ft
.O%J 25 Per Cent Off on *l!ci)rkc q^O./O
P-OO Odd Trousers, CD |Q 7ft c !/ HOU Odd Trousers, CD Q rfcO
SiltPri« g>O«/ O Fancy Vests Mje,P!ice qjO-v/vi
REMEMBER, EVERY GARMENT IN OUR STORE GOES AT 25 PER CENT OFF REGULAR
PRICES.
BLACKS, BLUES, FULL DRESS AND TUXEDOS
ALTERATIONS FREE.
»\calso carry a complete line of useful Christmas gifts for young men.
ij t athan(l Lounging Robes, House Coats; Leather Collar Baps, $1.00 up; Leather Shirt Bags, $5.00
p?sk*ear sO<» up Hosiery 25<>.up Caps ..., r»o<* tip
It » f » " 91.25 ii|> Coat Sweaters $.'{.oo up Ni^ht Robe* 7."»<* up
p""""8, 91.80 up Handkerchiefs a."><* up Pajamas $1.!»O up
c, cyyeM* 9J.50 up Underwear, suit 91.00 up Knit Scarfs .10^ up
*(x f« nd«s TAW up Umhrt lias, Canes S? 1.00 up Bagi 9J5.00 up
"s 91.00 up Hats 92.50 up Suit Cases 93*00 up
■ ease- ;
t|l. 20 up #'.l oo up hi Robea 7."i<* up
tI.BO up Handkerch «."»<* up $l.r»O
91.r»0 I'li'i ■ $1.00 up h ."»o<* up
54M ...fl.oo up $:s.oo up
sfsi.(M) up ii.,f I&OO up Suit Caaei |8.00 up
°Ur*^ ' -f- • 1 d HT^ g g^ Fourth Aye.
lailored Ready Co.
fltct by showing him the true con
dlUoi of nffaim. Wardall dla
i-hnrged Wapix^natcln one evening
and Mayor on) put him back th«
next luornlng."
Mayor Qlll has assumed all re
sponsibility for «l'i>. declared
Wood*.
"lie has defied publlo opinion,"
he sold, "he spurna his oath of of
fice; he discredits every business
Interest; he scandalises S. 11.- to
ill.- world; he ha* forced th* re
call
"Mayor gill la Incompetent. He
Is unfit for the office li.' holds."
Mont of the passing of the v.-nrr
able loader «in In the antectlon of
the hymns, perhaps. These were
"Nearer Mv «i...l to Th**" and
othcra of similar theme.
Reference to the pasting of Mm,
lMily was made In several of the
Seattle denominational churches
yesterday, and lit each Instance the
minister* bestowed a generous
ii>i<«jiur» of credit and praUe upou
the aged leader.
Mrs. Iternard Schulman has foi
father In law her own step-father
Her mother, formerly Mr*. Hetsi
U'»l». was married six year* age
to the late Kabbl Israel hulnian
The bride Is If on* ma omit tht
prefix, "»tep sister In law to herself"
and her own mother daughterln
law
At the Theatres
***************
* •■■■•■ *
* AT THE THEATRES. *
* „,
* MOORE—Max Klgtnan In *
* "Mary Jnno'ii I*," *
* CHAND—-Oln Olson." *
« SEATTLE—"Th* Urll of th* ♦
* Uolden \V..si." *
* LOI8 —"Sli'iloik llolima, or *
* tin- Hiiro of tlto Four." *
* ALMAMiiIIA — I'iut.il on*
* 11. Bridal Tour." ♦
* ORPMEUM — New Vlttlila- *
* vlllo. *
* MAJESTIC — New \.iii.l- *
* > 111.'. *
* rANTAGES — Now vnu.lo- *
* *1U«. $'♦
* Htiir- llnileaqn*. v;*
* *
At the Moor*.
Hiram Perkins came back last
iilithl. So .11,1 Mm KiKitinn.
Illrmm bad l»<u away for fight
y.nrn. Max for Just (MM Max mi
nounced last night that he wouldn't
have Mmy Jan* and Mury Jane'a
Ma ami Mary Jann'a alsier ncit
year. They'll be intssed.
For It la i vitx . harming little
play, satisfactorily lumlm •-«!. thla
"Mary Jain 1 i> l*a," which opened at
dm Moor* yesterday.
Not only do Pieman and Helen
I.m kar* get all thrr ihould from
tlir-ir principal part*, but the sup
porttng company It without any Ml*
i onlat m» min-M Indiana la full
of Amos Whtppte* and I.lno Wat
k!n*e». of hark drivers and wood
. utters, and nelishborhood gossip*
and villa* •>• .iut and belle* auch
a& the Curt company presented.
Which Is a Krf»at comfort, for a
poor company can *p«ll half the
pleasure on« alioutd get from the
principal*.
-In* dimply skipped out one
day because ha wanted to see th*
vcrid, and because home lifn In b
amatl town and the responsibilities
of a family of three weighed on hi*
•plrll.
The development ef Perkins
after hi* return, through love for
Mary Jar.c> and aoltcttuda for l.»i
. )!!••, and a growing admiration for.
hla wife, are nhowti In th- two
wwki covered by th« action of the
stag*. I'nrklaa only thought be
van an Idler and • cynic. It look
a crisis to bring out the man
Kleman » Interpretation of th*l
character It at perfect In tta way
aa irfl<«l<V« of the "Music *.!«•
t««r.** The difference It only In th»
strength of the plays. The audl
.in— (nutated on a curtain ap«ech
from him after the second act
At th* Grand.
Oar old friend Ole Olson mane
led English at the Grand theatre
yesterday, and he will contlnuo to
mangle every night all »"fk, with
a couple of matinee* thrown In.
The which probably la going to
1 !>t«aa« the sona of Bcaudla.
Th« old Hwedtsh entaody, with
Ma tinge of :.Kirama. la ail Ole,
a character which Ibis season la
filled by lt'-n 11..1n lien's sup
port -wags In th* middle in spots,
but a* Ole la th» big noise the
•■4t«Xir« did not mind that a hit
Molmea Is a competent ■•••or
or n-n Hendrlcks, «bo«« Ole Ol
son Is familiar to Seattle theatre
goer*, but who now la owner of
"■• show. Holme* aang several
Swedish folk song*, which got over
nicely. Of the feminine support,
l.u'lla Arnold and little H>.|.
scored. Angelina Kluvlo has about I
Till: SI AR MONDAY, DKCKMHER 12, 1010.
ns linn li magnetism as an uudnr-
Inker's nsslittntit. liaall Him k. Her
bnrt I'nrdy, Inl li. .in. I lii .lii.i.
Manrield and k.i ■ hi. .-n Coughlan
also ran.
At th* Seattle.
Almost bordering on the rnelo
dramn. but irdlni several strung
aromatic situations showing th«
master okl of th« author, David
llclasco. Hi* "<!lrl of the Golden
West" Is a welcome guest In la
attlo again and la capably taken
can of by thn Maker Htock com
pany at the Baaitla laaatra this
week.
It la hantly possible that Miss
I Hi. I Clifton was ever given I
»troni«r character than the one of
"Tho Olrl" yo«terday, nor ha* she
«vt>r token such complete advantage
of It. "The Ulrl" It very nearly Ik*
whole play—• young, uncouth, un
tutored girl of tin- Far West In the
early day* of California, but thor
oughly, honest, withal that ah" la
the only woman In camp.
And It la tills lovable girl who falls
In love with a "road agent." a high
; way robber, not knowing him to be
an outlaw. The strength of her de
nunciation of him when she discov
ers it, in a measure account* for
tho tremendous success of Blanche
IJatet In this aame play.
J".-»eiih Oalbratta mad* a most
Impressive bandit. Ml l»t-nl
thorn* a* the aherttf and admirer
lof the tllrl does some of his best
work MSjsj here. The sunrise scene
lOf the last act Is a splendid bit of
stage work.
At th« Lola.
The Ijiwrem-e players at the I»l*
laat night gAve (Vtnan Doyle's play,
"The Hlgn of the Illg Four." Sher
lock Holcae*)' hunt for the hidden
treasure of the orphan girl was full
of thrills and narrow escape*,
which kept the audience Intensely
Interested front beginning to end.
Mr, I^wrence, a* Sherlock
Holmes, played his part well. Mtss
Kelton, a* the orphan girl, had a
■mall part but mad« It a* Interest-
Ing as th* character warranted. Miss
i II) nra. a* Mrs. Sholto, who waa In
on the deal to rob the orphan girl
of her wealth, availed herself of
every opportunity to make her part
• ii«-«-.-n«fui In th* role of the VII
lalness.
Carl Rim data, as the escaped
convict, made a creditable showing
In Interpreting hi* rather hard part.
At th* Alhambra.
"Farted on Her llrldal Tour."
written by our old friend I .aura
Jean Übbey, la at the Albarnbra
tht* week. The love affairs of a
beautiful girl constantly besieged
by scheming rlllatns met the hearty
approval of a bumper audience last j
evening.
There were plenty of tears for the
outraged heroine, blues for the vil
lains and applause for '!■• manly
hero who saves her In the nick of
time. Thrills and laughter rollow
j one another through five acts. At
la*t right prevails, the rlllatn* meet
their I 1!"' rewards, and the heroin*
goe* to the arms of her true love,
accompanied by the applause of a
pleased andlence.
EUaalx'h Mai* received much
sympathy a* thn wronged wife,
while Oeorgn Webb, a* th* manly
hero, •■• well received.
iMiunm. i in I II ii il l milmr i i iii 1.[.11.1 l
Th* Center of the Christian R.>
claim Fellowship will meet tonight
at ft o'clock In the Y. M. 0 A.
building, room 300
Emma Bunting
J Coming Back
Kmma Hunting, WhoM acting haa
wun hi 1 many f| I. ml- In Heattl*,
wl'l bo |i>HdiiiK woman at thtt Al
li.tin lira rniiiiiii'iii !iik (In lalmim
wruli. Mr. (leorga Whllal • 1 will in
till- n«w luiulliiß man, mil ■<■• «• • 11nk
Qaorg! Webb, who wilt bn ill- vll
luln herpaftvr. Other .111K '■ v r«"
to bn Hindu, and negotiations for
Krouman playa art under way.
WANT JAIL FOR
GAME VIOLATORS
That Hi.- 'vlnlntnra of Mule game
law* M thrown In Jail ln-l-ml of
•■rapine with a small fin! la urged
by thn gaum commlaaloner appoint*
•d by liny. M K. Hay. They also
nrga plai'log 11 ban mi hounding
dnor, and awarding a bounty of I ."
for cougar acalps, tha licensing of
fUlii-rmeii, prohibiting 1111 uso of
salmon •'(■• for bait and limiting
Hi" number of trout each aportsman
may catch to GO.
The Story of Washington's
Dental Conspiracy
The State Dental law As It
Is Today
r«t II f—r* past tha WnMnitftii Plat*
Pvntal CembiM i -• ••>; i*t Ih* t*n*flta
«f n»< only • monopoly on ih* riaM to
imki* c«rtin ataa l» u«« atata, but IMI
• '»?•■ 'int. h*« •larrfaad ibat arbitrary
www «f th* h in of »>-.! «n *•■-;.'*
pow*f I* «<•».* or d*ny ■ l>«l'Mtl '!>•
rtjihl l« :;•« tn n •!•■»•, r*gar4U»«a of
Tts<* ••-.»• U.» . i-*r«l#« with pOi>»r a*l
•* K«nlt«- 1 *f fort. *n.\ *f • i « • rri!!it
that n-*:>r I*'-'** ■'• of ii.,'i'.tn'« In this
•'»'• **• H>.- ■'■'■' r» f • > M(-*)* lirt • Of If •
• Vmblna, •» l that II m#*na t* i.i fwr ail
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t>*ntl*ta «f- dot <*.- — «-l :•» *■«»*«• to thU
• •••*■ w* MM Th« iumi Cat Ih* «■<■.■.•.'!#
li«rcr« Ih* I'omhln* law «*« MMfwai In
I l**l. ■■••• than l*i e**i, i" •■ ■ »ul of
»-'tr <•• » t.-> look lha < w». : *'i ■*
fatt*4 *■• »*l • :;*!**■ but ».-■■■• " * i r«
• i • law •■• jMfur#4. ■( " <■■>,''•• haa
:»f *♦-■ 1 ;=•■*■.*## I* a|K>ut • * -■ ' nf *i«i)r
tf :t. or >• pmt r»mt nt IhtMW «uhtnt '■■
<M»ns* b*ra M« i ■.( »•• ih* t'■*• • ' S" - i»;
I.* • I* « t'i •• w- n It th* !"".f*" <*'-m
bla«. la«i»a4 of a pro|*>tl«n fo th* i^»»;»
Mill) IN III! M\IMI\I IMIIT Or
mip; IDM (I I \\\ IX « **««.
IM.IKN
* *f> mmmm «* mmtmu »■ mU«i I* ****
It.• 4MnlUiry im lit* •(•!# -f W«*Mi»|("it
•• t* »w-b, tp»f It »r t««*#• U h* wi-^rAlr^J
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pl*#« »•# IK* pra>r*»«« ml •i-«til«iri la lU#
• t«i» «f U**9il*»cl«m» aflrr !»••■ p -•*-«• »f
ihU arf. •*. *11 (tl«i him mr lunt Mm» l~
1 i»ih'f nllh •■ Mftpii' *»!..» f«r »>■■>>■■
ilMi, will* Ilk* *Mf'l*tl ..r ihi> M«l« iiuard
«f t»Milal tumtn'tv «»l -i ll.* iim# «f
niMklns i«ih i|>i>lU«ll-it .hall |aa,]T I* '».«■
•r.r*l*fJ of Mi» N»«r*l a f«* *f t«-n»lt ft*r
tl..lUr*. «j»4 *«• j>»r*#»l him ««r K#r*#lf «>
U># ftf*i r#a;*l*r n»»*r<i^B ih*-r«-nfi** »f
m*U ImaHl I* iiM-lrfiu r«*mtiMan«Mi |R#f«r*
lUmt Immlf "
T«« will fioit^a that ih* C*ttmt><«« •-• '•
!II a »■-.)•-!«• ;r»* »n. r "it, Ctkn, ■ ;>*r« ;* «f
ftDM i■» i" 'i-» '•(•'!. f»r to run "f m*R'
•f* « 4«nfal off|r« " Tou Hill •■•-■ nntf
lhai. afi«r pay!** f*i la (^* •""'•" of
'*■• rental ii..«j-t and m«ktnf »t»'i(«»-
I ton for •»•'!■ ;.-!• **'■•«. a i9#ntUi ntu«f
' frrMi.i Hlm**lf at *• *■ flrM rawitnt of
,«4 !!• tl ■%'•!• TO 1 %'l't lv,.i KXAM
-INATION iti'K. «i'R T»IAT lU>f»f * Now.
r#*l th«m acala: 'TO I'NDI'IIOO KX>
AMINAIKiN nvHiii,; THAT lUiDT "
What *-■*> ? Why. ih* t>#nlal u-.««.i
who ar* m*ni(>*ra ■ f tf »■ tftat* i». -i»
m«»- I*;. , an4 II •*• 1h« Dwntal |loar<l
and th* iMmial »^"» lhai fnrm#<l • i *•
■ ■>n,i,!:.-i with Ih* ** *'t ■■um) 3>*ntat A»
•oriatlon of Ml)w*uk*#, \V;». -.r-»,n. In
l»'J T'.-i •-' 0 i »■■•! nol. lhai Ib*
l>»fttal l'-'*r.| ■!>«■• not r*f>r**Mnl lha atat*
of Wavtimelon, nor it»** II I'fir-t Ih*
jpubttf, but M I* bound to pmt#rl th* Tnnt
i binv. «',! th* "h t ii ''-".-n th* Com
• bin* !■*■•" U I* |r»'» •: «i fi. !ii ' "iLp" !« i -ri
A rombint (■ r»*v*r to buain*** tot li>
| |o«nh nor In rhurrh fi*r Ih* b*n»flt of
I;* *<*tji. IT lA Ol'T Kt.j; I-wi.i \i!^
• >r t < h*r*. «' i "•!-'■" aii tlm* and all
tha lira*. *• *'•• l>-< *■•• Pwtlartl
\iuuii:\io row I It
"TO irNX*KHf»O RXAMINATION UK
r >mk THAT fioliT." Hut what kind af
an *i»mln«ttnnT Tin" l>»ntat Ijiw «!»**
' nnl |M r» ri'.» an •■amlnaiU«n of anjr kind:
tha law ■!-'«■• Awl dlr*r| Ih* l>»ntat Hoard
aa |o what It ahall •uinln* I>*nttata In
Th*r«far«, 1 am rallad uj"»n ta anaw*r
*n und*fl»*d aiamlnatlnn I'tmtjflwhSt.
rarh ImlUldual, haa Hn'r Id** v to
what runatltut** tMintlatrr. *nd •>« ♦■
*i .n «■ ii.ii in D>wtlat ry . j*i a I>#»ial **
i«nilnaU«n, in b* la* ful. limit b* *'■*
nat*>d. \"' •• rii ».i *Sof ln*d and authorlt*d
'■v la*-, and If II la not. It la lawlroa, Si
Ibltrarr and unlawful "rNUKfIUO i:\
I AMINATION UKrOftM THAT I*ODT"
HtMtl.T MKAKH TO PK X VNUAROOKO
!Wha knowi what k(nd vl f>«amtnatlnn wilt
b* ki'. •"* Who knnwa that the* *f*mlna
• i -i. will t>«tft*ln to T«*ntl*tryT Who will
ptm*» d«fin« ih* lltnlta t*f thla rxamina
■ il.n* Will It I-- tfii-inii'.- 1 Ah, but II
la not prwatrtattd by law, but by th*
i>-*,'ii Jtoar.l. and mhal th* Hoard will*
< . . ' iind.f J >-i t :■•• In la arbitrary and
ha .« i ■ ■»•,•■• IhO dn a« m.-v pi****
Th* law c«iuld wrr-rll»* what aubl*« ta
m l»«i.t-«t ii,.ii!i i» •■ininihf-i In, and alt
t>«ntl«ta and i"-< ■■■(>< would know whal
« IftwTul I'm in! ntKinlnatlnn w«#, hut aa
<!>*•»• I* » " lawful • « i!nitKi:!"ii to hflV*
tto w«y of knuwlnpr wliat n 111 b* .-, t , ir.i
«f a* applliAnt, but *\*ry I»cntl*t knowa
1(I ■»( th* r- ■" 1 a~l\*a run,: h'i.i.i that
ih«y Ith* Hoard m^ml>*ral ■■■■■: it paaa
!!:■ -p»«.-!«■-. all I>#nt*ata know thm th«*v
I rnuld not anaw*r thetr own qtlftttlona. In
I Itoi qu^atlona »■*•§* a«ik»"l that »pt* un-
Hnnwn lo wtMMw OT ItrnMplry «n wv^ral
-».«.'.■!• but Ih* )■ «l rtHrnlnathn thm
I .!■■■' ».:«'!.. .1 - t .-ii,. r ft I>vnll*t f-t hia
lit - !>->■ or n»t wna Ihr* <'" )■ or Kthh * nnd
. .ii»i t ..r th* t'nmbln*. Our au;tr*m*
I «<urt ha* rtilrd that ft Hontlm rannot a**
hla -j**«mln«M'tti pfipHri. hla annwan |tl
th la it ■ . t • arbitrary QOMtlest, knnwn
I rmly to IbSBIWtVUi nnd that rofnpl#t»a
! lit* Job of t. i, 11 »■ '*■■■ Itnntnl ('nnihtn* a
fn.inoiw.ly. AN KXAMtN ATIoM HKroRIQ
; THAT if ■! iv i ii that th* l^ntal
fl'inrd ahall do m It plft*aa| a boat asASA*
"In IUX I'■ "i if •. nnd n,*-\ rf>rt«lnly hay*
<l>>n» ft* l(" \ f>l*ait*>; thry b»\ *» nwt'l* a
n.H'Vii of thn law and a tmtßiilnff atork
Bf th* I" nt.ii profaaaion In th* atut* of
tVMhiOftOK,
In tha l'nat-fnt*lllKf>n'r<r Inat Tt^aday
i t.iiiL'. In hnl'l i, m««, w* rend:
■•WOt f1.I)-ltR ItICNTIMTM KAll.t'ltr.H IN
KXAM.'* Twi»nly-<»n« OUi pf 41 i»«i"«»*d
and 14 fBlIrd; >«t pvcry I)#nllal who la
paid to hay* fullrii la a gradual* fnun «
ttpiitnl Collrt*. Hut wbut did th*y fall
In? Waa It a Uwrul iinmlnittlon, i>rf
arrllipd. and with aut*l<n ta «-i.ir..f ■ •"■■i"
No; f »■■ v i.i:-1 to pui a Uwlaai, nrbf
trary <*vantlftatlnn, pr<>arrlh*d l<y men <m
a DvtltftJ Hoard who ara ni< <tnl>t>ta of ft
•oclatjr whoa* atnndHrd of vthKa would
-. ■!'>■. ■ all Dftntlata to iiavi i mwl i>
I -<* out of thla atat*. and who Op*r«
.»*■ hy th* ]•■•■■■ ' • ittni uri'lrr i-olnr of Inw.
Thla la '•■ i>. 11.- i.- ,-:. m»- InVUUgfttln|
CommittM ftmnd Ih** I'.-n'.'.l Hontd * ill"
at rt*|irf*h<*nwlbl* rnndurt. nnd guilty of
violating both thn Ifttrr and it-" aplrlt
of ih Di-tiliil i. >.<
Ncit \i..i. i»\ I atiail Ktiiwer n,.- qura
!!■•n. MDo*a llrown wnut ft I>*nlal I<awT"
Th* Coroblna ooatandi itmt I don 1 1 want
ii law. but I Will niiow ii.-mi up iia the
anrn* old allrk rrowd that alwuya ha* Hi
!.i nittfi OUt.
KIiWIN .1 imoWN.
711 Kir at AY.
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* STUDENTS FIND ONI *
* OF NUMBER CENTER *
* OF SPOONY PHOTOS *
W .1 i■ i — jf
* 'I In- uiilvctxlty catupn* waa *
* thrown Into • itnta of furore *
* Hundny when lolll' III!'- H|l *
* |i< un-it with .1 ropy of tbl ''"« *
* BOpolttm, < uiitiiiiiliiK >» lllus- *
* tratlnim of it hlh>M Mtnry l>y *
* IHIMII Graham Phillip! tlirio *
* |il< lin M of on« of tin- l><t»l *
* known itu4*nt< at th« Initltu *
* linn, I.ii' I.iii Xi Hogg, of U'i ii- *
* Btciipfi. unu photo rapresoot- *
* . .I an old man ordering K<l- *
* log* from hi* houn«; another *
* I'll imrh him Baking I pretty •
* r.lil If aho loves Miii am Mi"' *
* aaya ah« does, and a third— *
* 11"- <l' lirlii "i tin- campus— *
* pictured him holding ihu «• If * j
* Him putty -'ill In lii - arm*, *
* With tin- explanatory lino : <ml *
» : "'Kiss inn! aha -mil, h«r *
* volrn trembling with tendor- *
* neim. 'Mom-. itior«!'" *
* "Kelly." at K'll'ikk la pop- *
» ularly known, admit! i"»<iiiK *
* fnr plclurea on a recent vlalt *
* iii Now York, but denied that *
* the Kill waa a hi II known "111 *
* dent of whom th« plcturea *
* mlKtit be taken us very good *
* llkenessas. •
* •
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SHIPS TO TRY
WESTERN COAL
(l«r I ultra l'f»i )
HAN DIKOO. Cal.. Dae 12—near
Admiral Marry, of LIM Pacific
t riiU'-r fleet, la making elaburutt)
preparations for an • ihlliintlVM U-st
of the morlta of i-antern and western
coal 111 I ||i. IMlllihlK of warshlpa.
Just before tin* cruiser West Vlr
t;lnla, with th" admiral aboard, loft
'lii« harbor, he Mid
"Th» testa will ri(;'ilr<> at leant
l.'i dayn ••ach. th« preliminary to tb«
flrat teat bring • «< v. n rtiiy trial at
anchor."
WOMEN WANT JOBS
l*l«'vrn of the 71 ptrnona who
have mad* application for city r<-«
litratlon clerk are womtn, City
Comptroller William 3. liotbwell
atatea that Him field probably will
!>■• larcniy Invaded by women und«-r
the new atate law and that they wilt
be treated th« aame ma men when
kppollltln< nt! ar<* made.
GLAVIS MAN TO
CONDUCT TRIAL
win re i \i.si'.\. dm 13 —
Glavla Ii ii> !•«• tried at ■ nilal«
next week on a chance of burnlne a
.'uiia. i<. ulaohlnK without a permit,
thereby jeopardizing the property
lof «•!".-»• <•>!« ranchera.
Ill* defeni* la In the irtilK of II
J. Jonea, fr< lit 1 r dlcrharged by tho
Taft admlnlatratlon In connection
with On- (ala^ta-I'lnchot iitif.v(»riy.
JOHNSON CONFIDENT
SAN FRANCISCO WINS.
lilt I all** rmi
WASHINGTON, Dm 12—"A per
»nnal, man to man ramn** (bowed
that Ban Francisco will ron-ivi. (he
•olid support of the prngrcsdve
■MbM of wingrfaa In her flKht
for the award of the world's fair Id
1»1S." aald Hiram W. Johnson, rot
ernor-elect of California. before
tearing Wafthlngton today.
AMUSEMENTS.
MOORE THEATRE
Unltlil, M«iib" Hr.l»™t.j
jonn < "' r« .- ? !*
m % x III.MW
In ll« <ir»«i»«i Hum—.
»l MM JASKH PA*
tUm* l)r««t companr Kam« Oritl
I*r«d uciion.
f-t:» Now on Itftt*
Mi l»<-. ttr. II *» »•■•! II I*
NUTR—Tlrlmt* <)»llv»r«-<l 1... hy lh«
V »-i» 11.. T. MOTOltl'f t'l.K (KJt'AtX
GRAND OPtRA MOUSE
J..1,n ) rl M.r
Tonlfhl. luiit.. » ti.iii«.l iv.
Urn Hull—
11l Iht v..,' Pw»4iUh I'.-jr.i^
111 » 111-IIS
rrlr*«. Jlc. »"r «n>l T8«
Thur^iikj «n.l ti*i j i»t M«'mr«. !<••■
.->•"• It*
K«X| Wok-"Tb«i Tim*. liar* Bad Ilir
lilrl - I
Seattle Theatre
11. .r, I. I nrl. Mir
Tonlctil
TIIK KAMOfB IIAKKIt KTfK'K CO. IN
Itatld HrU., '•
"TIIK i 111 l ill I 111 (.Ol.tlKN «Mr
Curtain at I and I p m. No ad-
I vane* II prtcaa
Lois Theatre
! Mm ■■.■■llxor.. M(r.
; >i...... \i v«; In.l. 114
Tha >.'■.• !■'■•!,■' I'lny Ailapl«>tl fimn
' A »•..., I' .i. • Kamnila Htnrv
■»IIIIIM-lh mil Ml - OK I 111
i KII.N OF IIX IHI H
rrrar-nlcl li* !li«- I'opulAr l.affrttnrr
|-|«v.f«.
V'i-1 ..-.■• • IVnl and Hat.
I ftlr««. |»c, tie. tin and »"i
aw l»..lli I'h
Alice Lloyd j
Its. J6r, tor. 7lf ill and I:JO
t
ICO vii SHOW mi 3.
A I' ■•:.ii Bjhow lot 10c anil ISr.
till, 1:M. »:00.
I PANTAGES IMIAIRt
"t'DPOualed .(Mil. V illn"
M.-11 llamad'a
<»j»r lilng
J'udaj mi ■ ; ■"'
y.;t(j "-. » .-v lilt ,\rl»
MM ARAoa
STAR THEATRE
! HOME AOAINI — MOM IB AOAIN!
At in i»t riiii k Mualcul I'umfntjr Co.
"C'OI.I.ICUK 11.WN."
i in* I i-.'l'iim! ii fid 4)th«r Fa voi I tea.
rJhrt'« Tfinut |Wf l*i\
$3.00 Umbrellas $1.95
$6.00 Umbrellas $3.95
id :i-jy for Christmas with broader clock*, finer Umbrella!, and
with hum Ii butler v.ilu.K than we have ever before l<< hi able to
pronofit,
Nowlhto In tiii- country '"" you choose your gift Umbrellas to
better advantage.
•3.00 UmbrillH, $I.9B— Mall's, all Hi! k taffeta cover*, tapo ■ 'Ik«,
and Wuini ii■». half ■ilk, laj.i; best 8 rib frame, bulb runners,
edge, 8 ilt»«, Mlhhluii handle*; handles of. nil kinds; value* to
tmvci effects; rallies up to fS.OO; 19.00; %:•.'.<",.
lIJB. Children. Umbrella*—Fancy
•3.60 Umbr.ll.., 12.50-M-iTi " *£&*&• 22 and 24-Inch. Bpe
and Women's! of allk (Slorla. ' '.I"' 4;': * I;"' ;' M| ;,"^ „ .
tap* edge. 1,..,t Brlb frame.; •2-« Umbrella., $1.50-M.-,.'S
large -i.iii.tv '" " Women a. of American t«f
--* "•' Ma, wide lapo '■!.;■, I i lbs, bulb
18.00 Umbrellas, —Our runner, long üboiiy Mission ban
«r< at holiday apeclal, of heavy die.
— tint Float.
$2.50 Hand Bags $1.95
$5.00 Hand Bags $3.75
Mure than MM woman will be glad to give or to get one of the*,
attractive Leather Hajc«, neatly packed In Individual holly gift
boxes. The values are unusual, 100.
»2 SO FITTED DAGS, 11.45— Heal Leather Hand nags, leather
lined, folded bottom, fitted with pwts, card case, mirror and vln
alKnUto, double-strap handle; unusual values.
WOO COAT SEAL DAGS, |3.75—10 Inch deep Shape Bans, with
folded bottom, fancy German sliver frames; these Dags are lined
with fancy leather and have large coin purse. —lint floor.
A Sewing Machine Gift
$18.50—Payable Weekly
A Sewing Machine for a Christmas gift would find deep appr«
ctatlon In the eyes of many a wife, mother or sister. We Invite at
tentlon to our 113 50 Sewing Machine, which we present as thor
oughly reliable, easy running, handsom. In appearance, and capable
of doing the finest work. May be purchased on the convenient pay
ment plan, If dealred. Expert personal Instruction without charge.
In the home, within the city limits. —l-'oarlb Fl«ir.
The Xmas Store of Seattle
c /fouthwicK Co.
V_^ SECOND'AV£NU£_S-.PIK£ STREET
r. "
A Player Piano Is a
Christmas Gift That
Will Last a Lifetime
I A Player Piano Is a
Christmas Gift That
Will Last a Lifetime
There ii no gainsaying the fact that at SHER
MAN, LAY 1 CO.'S you have the best oppor
tunity for supplying your piano needs, you have
the best facilities for selecting your piano or
player piano, you have the assurance and guaran
tee of this old house that you will be pleased with
your purchase and pleased with your dealings with
us, and, what is more important than anything
else, you have the positive assurance that the
SHERMAN, CLAY & CO. plan of selling
pianos and player pianos always means MONEY
SAVED.
You come to our store with the knowledge
that the first price you get is not only the last
price, but it is the RIGHT PRICE. There is no
fog here, no uncertainty, no haggling, no myster
ious catalogue or other boosted prices to entrap
the unwary. Every one is treated fairly and alike.
1 ALL RECEIVE THE SAME LOW PRICE,
based on factory cost, plus freight and handling ex
penses, which is just and right to buyers as well as
to ourselves.
Quality for quality, style for style, we guaran
tee our prices the lowest and our terms of payment
always satisfactory. You owe it to yourself to in
vestigate the pianos and player pianos we sell and
the prices before you buy, and this means that you
will readily sec that you can do better here than
elsewhere.
rurlflr «■•••! IH.frH.ulmr. 3?t>\ '•■ "'«• <*•••« IVHlIrn la
.1 \ll I lilt T&lktnc » H(j. "XrlnttuT null other
Mm. Inn** o||li?lh7 11.n... »nd iu>rr ruao*.
Sherman play & Co
I mil *»«•«»•« At». V*jj| M.»l»»» Waraa «■ Ih.
Vrnr i,,. m, -r.Mi.. r«.in. Coa.t.
..jr: ■■, ' ■ ■_-_-_-_-——- ,
PRIVATE LOCKED ROOMS
In Fireproof Storage Warehouse for furniture, pianos, trunks, etc
BEKIN9 MOVING A. STORAGE CO., Inc.,
Madison at Twelfth East 414; Cedar 414
Good News for the Boys and Girl*.
Roller Hkntes, Ice nkntea. striking
l>nKß. boxtni rluvob, sweater coats,
footbnllH, Im: .Lulls, athlotlc mliocb
ami bicycles.
A. L. HALL, 1111 First Aye.
»*•
Star "Want" Ad» Are
Business Bringers
A PRESENT FOR BILL
If Bill it the Baby—
RUBBER TOYS
RUBBER BALLS, ETC.
If Bill It the Kid—
BOXING GLOVES
PUNCHING BAGS
FOOTBALL TOGS
SWEATERS
POCKET KNIVES, ETC.
If Bill Is Grown Up—
RAZORS
RIFLES
SHOTGUNS
RUBBER RAINCOATS. ETC.
It Matters Not How Big Bill Is,
We Have Something that Will
Please Him
FOR CHRISTMAS
V eatti.i: Sportevo Good s/A I
IJf Titr. HrNBKH Riuui" \j 1
1 71-4 First Ay. Both Phones!
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