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SHIVELY
ABSOLVED
RPOKANK. Jan. ft.—The chargc
of perjury standing against Slate In
surance Commissioner J. H
Bclilvelv since June, ItOI, has been
dismissed on motion of the prose
cutlng attorney's office,
Schlvely was ludlcted by the
Itmnd jury last June for giving false
testimony In the jury's Investigation
of his relations to the Pacific IJv#«
Stock Association Insufficiency of
evidence to convict «a* the cause
of the dismissal.
CHURCH THIEF BREAKS
CHALICE, RUNS AWAV;
OTHER GETS MONEY.
KVKKETT. Jan V—After
getting Into the KlVMtld*
Catholic church eome lime
last night and breaking open
the tabernacle, where the
sacred boat and vessels of the
church are kept, the vandal
hand of the thief trembled so
thai he could not carry off
anything and a beautiful gold
and silver chalice fell lo the
floor and was smashed The
thief fled from the church,
taking nothing
Trinity Episcopal church
was alao entered and a small
wooden bo* containing a small
amount of money, the aavtngs
of the Altar chapter, waa
stolen The irnitift made a
vain request today for Ihe re
turn of the wooden box.
UUR DAILY BIRTHDAY
PARTY
POOR PAYMENT
FOR SAMARITAN
Ml*placed confidence coat Harry
Whipple of Jackson *t and 13th
■v 8. hi* entire wardrobe and 112
in cash last night Whipple took
pity on a homeless wanderer and
offered to share hi* bed When
Whipple shook the sleep from hi*
eyes this morning, the atranger wa*
gone and *o were a new suit of
clothe*, shoe*, socks, neckties,
underwear and other article* at
haberdashery, a* well as SI J In *11
ver. The thief thoughtfully left
hi* tattered and torn suit for Whip'
pie's use.
TO DISBAND 0. S.
SECRET SERVICE
I Pm# )
WASHINGTON. Jan S.- The
Vnited State* »ecret service. which
for many year* ha* been the great
crime detecting force of the govern
ment I* shortly to be supplanted
l>T a detective bureau, now being
organized by the department of
Justice.
Arrangement* 1° establish per
manent headquarter* In all the
principal cltle* of the country are
under way.
Cltie* already agreed upon a*
center* of tbe new *y*tem are:
Seattle, San Franrl*™, Lo*
Angele*. San An tank). New Orlean*,
St. Louis, Kansas City, IJenver,
Buffalo, Chicago. New York,
Philadelphia, Boston and Atlanta.
Ua
Among the new feature* to be
added to tbe night *ehool at the
Y. M C. A. are court"-* In account
ancy and Inaurance law. Special
attention al*o will be given to
claaie* In carpentry, woodworking,
plumbing. *ale*man*hlp. ship draft
ing. assaying. *■<* engine, ihow card
printing and surveying.
MON EY
LOANED
P A W p c
A N A A O
D • D L P M
N L E p
JT R A
L 2
1 Y
The •hove Mff-rn * r ,H| "nqua r «
"'•al " Cull at 1314 F*lr«t nv anil
pw for yourself.
Wlnfleld Scott
Hall, fifty year*
old today, li an
eminent teacher
of physiology He
la dean of the
medical faculty
of Northwestern
university, and
also lecture# to
students else
where Hi* scien
tific work* on
•ex and tm% by
glene for the
general public
are considered
authoritative
EXTEND Y. M. C. A. WORK.
ON
IMPROVKO
CITY PROPERTY.
RATKH REASONABLE.
CALL OR WKITB
LOAN DEPARTMENT.
Odds and Ends From Everywhere
TODAY IN HISTORY.
Jauuary B. I MR, the raplnoau *e
bolllon of Krexich Canadlana waa
miPfirram-it by •
fight at Toronto.
Mi hough Im>ul«
Joseph f'u|>lneati
had twvn th* Jo*
('minon of Ixiwor
Canada. he »f' <• r
wart] iHTtnm an
liiaurgrnl of the
dlf|l»tl (llf, DO
that It will b»
Juat a» w«ll to r»-
serve betu on the lianvlllc limn
until h«> ha* ahown how he Is ill*
posed toward ('bump Clark I'apl
[itvia w»« not suppressed with ht«
hiimdhin, but lived to a ripe
old lie and Is *1111 fondly cherished
l>> liia countrymen
Houston. 81* white men are
under arrest her* charged with
murder of negroes In the race
riots In Hlocuitt, Tex., last July,
Washington, 0. C t'nable to
secure satisfactory bids from priv
ate yards, the navy department Is
preparlug to ask Mare Island and
I'uget Bound navy yards and two
Atlantic coast yards to submit bids
for the building of two revenue
cutters each to coat approximately
mi.DOO
Taeema.—That a verdict of mur
der la the first degree Is not look
ed for by the slate In the trtal of
Mrs Martina Kvaiahaug was in
dlcated yesterday when U Wen
dell, who does not believe in
capital punishment was passed as
a Juror Heven Jurors have ' en
chosen ao far.
Oregon City.—lilrom Dwk, 77
years old. la dead. and his *<> year
old brother. Nelson. i civil war
veteran, I* In Jul) here badly hurl
and charged with the murder of
hi* brother «h«w death was the'
result of a fight which occurred
yesterday at the home of the pair
near here Hoth were dingle and
lived without other companions
Everett.—While shopping yester
day Mrt T. J Martmey waa struck
by a falling py wire and dragged
several yard* Aslile from the
•hock and bnilaea ahe waa not
aerloualy Injured.
Denver. — Much activity waa
Unusual Buying-Opportanities Offered in
Frederick & Nelson's
January Sale of Furniture
Whether you need Furniture for Living room, Bedroom, Parlor or Li
brary, low-priced or high-grade, a complete Suite or an odd piece, you are like
ly to find it in the January Sale assortments, at a price that is sure to represent
a substantial saving. The Sale offerings embrace:
Parlor and Library Tablet; Brats, Iron and Wood Beds;
Dining-room Chairt in variout grades; Library and Parlor
Rockers at a wide range of prices; Drettert, Chiffoniers and
Toilet Tables; Dining-room Tables, Buffets and China Closets;
M ission, Flanders and Tudor Library Chairs and Rockers.
A number of patterns in Office Desks and Chairs, and a
line of sample Filing Cabinets are alto featured in the January
Sale at unutually low prices, these being displayed in the Of
fice Furniture Section, Second Floor, Annex.
The partial list of offerings gives sonic idea as to the variety of pieces
embraced in the Sale and the range of prices.
Hardwood Dining Chairt,
with cobbler seat Sale
price, 05^.
Solid Oak Leather-seat
Dining Chairs. Sale price,
92.05.
China Closets, in Early
English finish. Sale price,
912.85.
Solid Oak Extention Ta
bles. in Early English and
fumed oak finish. Sale price,
912.25.
Oak Buffets, in golden fin
ish. Sale price, 922.75.
High-grade Oak Buffets,
in Early English finish. Sale
price, $*>3.75.
Leather-seat Mission Oak
Kockers. Sale prices.
910.50, 911.50, 913.75
and 914.50.
Solid Oak Bookcases, in
Early English finish. Sale
price, 912.50.
Library Tables, in fumed
oak. Sale price, 97.25.
Solid Oak Library Tables,
in Early English finish. Sale
price, 90.25.
Large Fumed Oak House
Desks. Sale price. 910.25.
Large Fumed Oak Library
Tables. Sale prices, 932.50
and 930.75.
Hound Library Table, in
solid mahogany. Sale price,
952.50.
Leather Upholstered Sofa
Bed, in solid mahogany. Sale
price, 9!»H.50.
Massive Library Table, in
solid mahogany. Sale price,
978.00.
Furniture Headquarters, First Floor, Annex
who* ii yesterday by the four
women members of the lower
house In the convening of the Itth
general assembly One of theui
made a nominating s|>eecb. named
a temporary clerh atid Introduced
' I a resolution
San Franelaeo. — Theodore V
llalaey will no In trial for the
third time on January 17 on on* of
(ht> thirteen Indlctmenta charging
hi in with bribery of the Hurt
Hthmlti board of au|>ervlaora.
Bramtrlon—Til* Hoy Scout» of
llrtmrtM la»t evening rW'tlrd tha
follow In* executive committee: W.
A All Non, {irealdent; II II Itlch
arda. »lw prealdent; C. II Toll
man, aecretary. H Mlgllarra. treaa'
urer. and Kev. H 1 Wolfe
Nsvy Yard,—Commander A M
Hobertaon. I' H N . captain of the
navy~yard, will be the command
lug officer of the battleship (Irs
gon when that ship Is placed In
commission neit March.
Olympla.—-The deposits of the
postal savings bank Increased 100
per cent over those of the opening
day. Many accounts were turned
away because the larger denonilna
lions of d«'|M>slt certificates have
not yet arrived.
•an Pranclae*.—Joseph I. I'll*,
a New York notary, and a»n of a
wealthy New Jeraey family, be
came violently Insane while on an
overland train en route to thla city
He waa placed In the emergency
hospital on arrival
Oiympia. J C. I.awrencc and
I Jesse- H Jones. of the railroad ICI at
,' mUilon, are en route to Cheney to
investigate the collision between
the North I'aut United and a
llurllagton train. In which five
, were hilled.
Taeoma.—Two hundred came
| pheaaanti valued at 11,(00, were
liberated yesterday by County
Oame Warden W W Thompson
Another lot of <0 will be liberated
I soon.
Taeoma.—A mo»ern«-rit I* on foot
to circulate petitions tor the r#-
<*;■ of Mayor K> * . a< • ••rdlng
to former Councilman M P Mtrwm
baugh. who state* that a majority
of the business men of the city
are In favor of It
English and Morocco Li
brary Chairs. Sale prices.
955.00, 950.00, 90M.00
and 975.00,
Golden - finished Dresser.
Sale price. 97.85.
Hardwood Dretter, finish
ed in quarter-sawed effect.
Sale price, 9N.05.
Solid Oak Dressers, quar
ter-sawed stock. Sale price.
910.25.
Continuous - post Brass
Bed, full size, with 2-inch
posts. Sale price, 91 1.15.
High-grade Brass Beds,
with 2%-inch posts. Sale
prices, 923.54) and
927.00.
Solid Oak Toilet Tables.
Sale price, 934.00.
High-grade Chcval Mir
ror, in solid mahogany. Sale
price. 930.00.
High-grade Toilet Table,
in solid mahogany. Sale
price, 937.50.
Enameled Bedroom Furni
ture—Chiffonier, Sale price,
935.00 Toilet Table. Sale
price, 923.75; Bed. Sale
price, 920.50.
Rosewood Bedroom Furni
ture—Dresser, Sale price,
975.00. Chiffonier, Sale
price, 905.00; Bed, Sale
price, 950.00 ; Dressing Ta
ble, Sale price, 912.50;
Desk Table, Sale price,
920.50, Bedroom .Table,
Sale price, 92 1.00.
Mahogany-finished Parlor
Table. Sale price, 92.05.
Solid Mahogany Parlor
Table. Sale price, 93.25.
THE SEATTLE STAR
CARBOLIC THE FAVORITE.
C'lllt'AOO, Jan ft According to
alailatlca compiled by u Chicago j
newspaper, carbolic arid la ib«-
favorite means of aelf deal ruction
uaed by aelf-polaonera In 11110 l'srl»
green waa uaed by KK and cyanide of:
|Mitaaaiiin by 51. More than 2,00*>
uaed carbolic acid.
LONDON POLICE
RODNDLY SCORES
{lli I «ll*« l-r*M >
LONDON, Jan 6 The balll. In
the heart of LoatN'i eaat end l>»
(worn potlceiuen, firemen, ttcots
guarda and anan hlata, ha* brought
down wholeaale crltlclaui and
thaigv* <'f Inefficiency on th«
lieada of the police department
Heven anarchists yeeierday bar
rlcaded themselves lu an empty
house and for aeveral boare de
fled the police, Hcoie guardtuen
and n amall army of cltlsens who
attempted to dislodge thetu Ma
chine guna were later brought Into
play by the attacking part) and
the houae fired The dimmed out
lawa committed suicide rather than
be captured.
COMMITS BURQLARY
IN ORDER TO OET
INTO PRISON
KVBRBTT. Jan 5 Thai he
t>urglarU»<l the liall store In
Kverett last night in order to
secure a term In the penlten
liary was the statement made
today by Fred Miller, caught
In the act by detecttvea, who
had been warned from some
mysterious source, believed to
be Miller himself Mlll*r had
taken a quantity of clothing
from the shelves, and was
leisurely parking It In a suit
case
Miller had been a regular
l»dger at the police station for
several nights, having no
funda. and he says he prefers
to go to prison rather than to
keep up his hand-to-mouth
method of living.
MtHl® STOCKTON.
Washington, j.n s—tm
population of ■toektoa, C«l. w
IIJ&l, the r«n»u* bureau mu
nouneMl today.
Kr»»no h»» a population of
14.1 N.
Solid Mahogany Parlor
Stands. Sale price. >7.5©.
Solid Oak Rocker, with
cane seat. Sale price. 91.05.
Fumed Oak Rocker, in
mission design. Sale price,
92.05.
Parlor Rocker, in solid
mahogany. Sale price,
96.50.
Oriental Crass Chairs and
Rockers. Sale prices, 9<LOS
and 9 1.85.
Solid Mahogany Chair, in
Colonial design. Sale price,
*12.00.
Mahogany Chair, uphol
stered in denim. Sale price,
910.50.
Settee, in Flanders design,
with cane seat and back.
Sale price, 910.00.
Massive Upholstered
Chair, in carved mahogany.
Sale price, 9^5.00.
Solid Mahogany Rocker,
with leather upholstered seat.
Sale price, 912.85.
Antique Mahogany Rock
er. Sale price, 922.50.
Turkish Leather Rocker.
Sale price, 9^8.75.
Couch upholstered in
Spanish leather. Sale price,
930.00.
Leather Upholstered
Couch, on Harrington
springs. Sale price, 9 12.00.
Folding Top Parlor Table,
in inlaid mahogany. Sale
price, 955.00.
High-grade Upholstered
Sofa. Sale price, 952.50.
Triple Springing Mirror,
for store or tailor shop. Sale
price, 927.50.
ruHMTuiie
DRY GOODS
The January Sale of Undermuslins
IS ATTRACTING WIDESPREAD INTEREST .
THE great variety of attractive styles offered, the excellent materials, the care with which the gar
ments have been fashioned and finished, and the manifestly-low prices, have been responsible for
unusually active selling. The preparations made for the event were so extensive that assortments are
still unimpaired, and selections can betnade as satisfactorily as at the opening of the Sale. A few of the
offerings are briefly described herewith: * • n w .
('.OWNS AT »5<
Gowns in barred dimity and batiste, in
slipowr atyle; square neck style with
open (runt and cllmiw sleeves. V- and
high-neck styles with long tlfrvn; also
peasant and Umpire effect*. The prettiest
style* and brut value* we have ever lieen
able to show at this price.
GOWNS at #1.25
Slip-over, Kmpire and hiffh neck styles,
in barred dimity and nainsook. . A slip
over Gown in nainsook is trimmed with
many small tucks aero** front and fin
ished with dainty lace insertion. This is
an e»|>eciatty attractive model.
GOWNS AT 11.45
These are in sheer batiste, nainsook
and long cloth, in high, V- and square
neck styles, trimmed with lace and em
broidery medallions, embroidery yokes
and fine tucks, including many entirely
new and very effective designs.
Other Gown* priced exceptionally low
at 91.75. 91.95, 92.25, 92.50,
93.95, 9-1.95 and up 925.00.
CORSKT COVKRS AT 45*
An exceptional \ariety of styles, in ba
tiste. nainsook and barred dimity, trim
med with pretty insertions and edges, in
embroideries and many different lacet-
Advance Display of
|New Embroideries
The Embroidery Section i* displaying many new arriv
al* in imported high grade Embroideries, on nainsook, cam
bric and Swi**. in medium and fine weave*, featuring novel
effect* in I'icot, Pompadour, Shadow, Anglaise and Ma
deira The needlework in ha* l»een expertly perform
ed. and the edge* are perfectly made. Included in this ad
vance showing are:
New Persian and Egyptian Embroideries, including
Hand'. E«lgr*. demi- and full Flouncing*, in many new and
exceptionally han<l«ime de*ign*.
Allover Embroideries, in a pleasing range of effective new
patterns.
Embroideries in matched sets for babie*', misses' and
women's garments.
Cor*et Cover Embroideries, in a wide selection of the new
season's most favored styles.
Embroidery Hand*, in the various fashionable widths, in
cluding knee and hobble style*.
Veinings, Galloons, Medallions, Edges and Insertions, in
a broad a**ortmcnt of new designs. — rim n«w
Broken Lines of
Popular Dress Silks
Special
THE OFFERING INCLUDES:
Plain-color Messaline, in peau de cygne finish—not all
■hade*, but a good range of colors.
Self-colored Herringbone Silks.
Highly-colored Plaid Silka.
Solid-color Jacquard Silk*.
Shadow-dot Peau de Cygne.
Mirage Silk, one of the beat of the dull satin-finiahed.
semi-rough ailka.
Fancy Figured Ottoman Cord Silk.
Pompadour Taffeta Silk, in both light and dark coloringa.
Pekin-stripe Silks.
Novelty Persian Silks. 26 inches wide. These are de
cidedly appropriate for waists, gowns, petticoats and foun
dations for sheer dress fabrics. — rir* n<v*
Values From the January Sale of White Waists
TAILORED WAISTS, SPECIAL
$1 50—In linen-finished cambric and
mercerized stri|>ed madras, embracing
styles with entire front of narrow or
wide tucks. Some fastening at side
and other* at center-front; finished with
laundered collars and cuffs.
TAILORED LINEN W \ISTS,
SPECIALSI.SO- Some made with deep
plait over shoulder, others with fronts
formed of alternate wide and narrow
plaits; laundered collars and cuffs.
TAILORED LINEN WAISTS,
SPECIAL —Waists made with
deep plaits in front and down center of
back; Waists in side fastening effect;
several attractive models in hand-em
broidered Waists, also the Bryn Masvr
Riding Shirt, a typically mannish mod
el, with no ttillness at top of sleeve.
Kid Gloves of High Merit
$1.50 Pair .
One of the most popular numbers in our Glove stocks is
this C.lacc-finished Pique C.love at $1.50. It is made from
carcfully selected, choice skins, and is offered in black,
white, tan, brown, beaver, mode, corn, champagne, navy,
and oxblood, and various shades of grav; Paris-point
embroidered in self or contrasting color; white with two
pearl clasps at wrist, other colors with metal fasteners.
Fitting qualities are excellent, _rim moor.
Ladiee'
Home
Journal
Pattern*
57c
FREDERICK & NELSON
FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc.
•tor« Cl&tt* Daily at s:#o.
Yard
INCORPORATED
CORSET COVERS AT 55f
The large an*»ortment offend at this
price embrar<s Cover* in nainsook, bar
red muslin and "sheer batiste, trimmed
with embroidery yoke* and medallion* of
lacc and embroidery.
Score* of other well-made and attrac
tively styled Corset Cover# are offered at
05<>, 75<, f>s<*. £1.25 and * 1.15, the
value* at these price* being exceptional.
DRAWERS \T 45*
Circular and straight-cut •tyles, in nain
sook, trimmed with embroidery flounce
in eyelet or dot design or with lace inser
tion and edge.
DRAWERS \'l 55*
Marcella. < ir< ■fetf and straight styles ia
nains<«>k, trm d with linen pattern
lace, Valenciennes laces and embroid
eries; also extra si/e Drawers, trimmed
with tucks and embroidery flounce, in
eyelet
Many other attractive styles priced ex
ceptionally low at (Js*, 75* 1 , 95*,
91.25, 91.15 and up to $5.00
January Specials in
Napkins and Damasks
IRISH LINKS TABLE NAPKINS. SPECIAL i? 1.85
DOZEN—Sue 21x21 inches.
HEAVY IRISH LINEN TABLE NAPKINS. SPE
CIAL I* >2 EN — Measure 22x22 inches, in -jxjt and
fl«tral designs.
72 INt II BLEACHED IRISH LINEN TABLE DAM
ASK, SPECIAL 75<» YARD—In f!«>ral and conventional
designs.
70 INCH BLEACHED IRISH AND SCOTCH TABLE
LINENS. SPECIAL fI.OO YARD—Heavy, durable
quality, in a good range of patterns.
72 INCH IRISH SATIN DAM ASK, SPECIAL 91.20
YARD—Closely woven, in floral and conventional pat Urns.
—flrtl flcKf.
January Specials in
Towels and Toweling
LARGE SIZE HEMSTITCHED HUCK TOWELS,
SPECIAL i!?»C EACH—Of Irish and German linen, sarnie
fine and closely woven and others heavy and very absorbent
HALF-LINEN HEMMED HUCK TOWELS. SPE
CIAL 20<* EACH—These me -urc 22x40 inches, bleached
and very absorbent quality.
BLEACHED TURKISH BATH TOWELS. SPECIAL
'ZT*t EACH—Sim 22x46 inches, hemmed ready for use.
BROWN LINEN KITCHEN CRASH, SPECIAL Sf
YARD.
January Specials in
Nainsooks and Long Cloths
36 INCH IMPERIAL LONG CLOTHS, SPECIAL
12',e, ir><». 20<* AND 25* YARD—These are out
standard numbers, made from Sea Kland cotton, and finish
ed sf>ft for the ?M<dle. Piece of 12 vards, 91.10. $1.70,
92.25 and $2.75.
,V. INCH IMPERIAL NAINSOOK. 12-YARD PIECE
SPKCIAI. $2.25, 92.75 AND 93.50—This fabric is
excellent for underwear and infants' garment# and is made
from selected combeel Sea Island cotton yarns. ry—r.
Favorite Toilet Requisites
R|ilehler's Llly-ofthe-Valley
Toilet Water, 50c and $1 00.
"47U" D'Kau do Cologne, In
wlcker-covcred bottles, 60c and
«se.
Hudnut's Perfumes In Wood
Violet, White Hobo, Bweet Or
chid. Llly-of-tho Valley and oth
ern. ROc ounce.
Krank's Pink lilush Massage
Cream, 60c and 76e.
"4711" Eau de Cologne Tale,
19c.
FURNITURE
DRY GOO L> S
TAILORED LINEN WAISTS,
SPECIAL $1.95 —This assortment in
cludes hand-embroidered models; also
styles in plain linen, designed with nar
row and wide plaits; laundered collar*
and cuffs.
TAILORED LINEN AND MAD
RAS WAISTS. SPECIAL $2 50- Ten
styles to sclect from, including moelels
in plain linen, hand-embroidered linen
and madras, some fastening at center
front and e>thers at side, finished with
pearl or cre>chct buttons.
Lingerie Waists
In Many Attractive Modes Are
Also Featured at Very Low Prices
During the January Sale
—Floor, j
Hanson -Jenk'g "Springtime
Beauty Cream" (a liquid lew
der), In flesh and white, 75c.
Curosa Rose and Cucumber
Jolly. 26c.
IMnaud'a Brilliant ine, In viO"
lot, 35c.
"Olycothymollne" Month
Wash. 4&c.
Violet Toilet Ammonia. 2»c-
T-acto-Lys llath Powder.
• —Plr»t Kloor. j
Mall
Order*
Carefully
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The Seattle star. [volume], January 05, 1911, Image 8
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