The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 4, 1909, Page 5

LOCAL COURTS ARE , nie MANY VENIREMEN FAIL fo/ 8at in the Kitsap county courts he SHOW UP FOR ONE Rea. |"! to go after the absentees rong SON OR ANOTHER, | “I went after them, no matter where they lived,” said the judge King county courts aro shy g/ Yewterday, “and it didn’t make an Jarora, duo to the fact that mam lifference to me how far, | often of the ve are lax abou @ie? @ taunch tm cases where show! at the court house upamt'ers lived across the waters che ene r another, Unless thige'®Y Same all right, and we'll have | form of diversion is stopped, thet’,2° something like that here Jedges intend to take summary acL FOr the past few days jurors] thon eve failed to show up and at} Yesterday Aifforent court (BMD 180 men were drawn’ for ‘eborks we chasing from /#%, Meath, the courts are having | » getting enough to try the one room t iT) alway bs) it waa t . How oh ven courta are running | many jurors have you To whieh S and there ia now an court, In that Supertor Judge of Spokane ts hearing the Vashington canal assessment reply was made that there was “nothing stirring.” Judge Yakey discussing the matter yesterday that when he $6.00 Glasses $2.50 rol 4 spectacies of * btal Cost Only 10 AMholesome and A Lun@ Sent to Your t Ring up Sunset Main 1e20/R. Le 488s, ABWIORK BOX LUNCH Co, GENDRON Collapsible All-Steel Arethe GO-cARTS \ Best 2.50 Bissell Carpet Sweeper $1.7: The Famous Bissell’s Carpet Sweeperhas genuine bristle brushes; assorted finishes; every @e guaran- teed; saves time and labor. Special, Friday . Re OT er 40c Tea Pots, 21¢ i0c Paring Bhives, Se Your chotce of 3 sizes of Gen- | Assortment of filing Knives, | wine Tea Pots; | With ail shapes (gBades: ateei | eegees ferrules and ofiieled han. orth . o" ‘ 21c dies; made by U. Bi@at 5c tery Co. Special Gy, 5c Box Matches, 3 for 10¢ 10c Ball Twaere Box of wellknown “Search. | Ball of Heavy Hardie W light” Matches. F ving oF Spring Taam tm M- | day 0 1 pound balla. Extra { flyer, 3 boxes .. fe c apectat en | 5c i 40c Coal Hod, 25¢ Se Lilly's Seeds, Dior S¢ Heavy Japanned Steel Coal | Package of Lilly's Wenterful Hod; i8tnch stse; has riv Beat for the West" Garden | eted bottom and double riveted | Seeds; the biggest ssmitment | in Seattle, Special, handle; strong and dur 25 2 packages 5c able. Special Friday ...40C a $1.75 Set oe ga Forks, 8Sc Bracket Lamp, 53¢ $1. Wall Bracket Lamp, complete j Set of Extra Heavy Silver with No. 2 burner, chimney | Pisted Ki orks are and Sinch best silvered reflect: | gied. ken! or; has adjustable frame. level back Drapeau 53c i elish rep Galion of our Arcade Pure Prepared House Paint, made of pure lead and oil, in 20 different colors. Special, galion ................. $1.49 his The Man Who has served the World. This is the man who will serve you in the World. The World leads. against you. some one has beat you. you want in the World. Saturday. RE RRRHKH BANK CLEARINGS, ae Clearings today. A KA FIRST DIRECT MESSAGE BF TWEEN GEATTLE AND KET- CHIKAN RECEIVED. Wireless commun Clearings today ation between was opened dt errr e Ter TTT ee eR a | MOCt last night Kineer and the op © just finished station in Ketehikan. The aerogram said all the TALKING WASHINGTON, D. © | Working distinctly 4 this feat is conside flea | the Alaska boat Poindexter of the c leaving Puget Sound ports. the government cable } on him to/ broken, the northern territory wil ranks and jon tn the/"ot be shut off from the on and the house | World as in the past ‘TRIM LITTLE BOAT READY FOR nd with his wife Though the house to fight againat ¢ r is not committing m that Cannon is ab advising him he from jotning the tnaurg delegation ix an Insurgent and both} Paloma ts nearly are supporting Cannon. ‘LITTLE HIP IS OUT AUTOMOBILING TODAY “(Q.)—Why ta Hip, the baby ele | | Alaskan waters, and will loa Thin 70-tooter is practical evide of the growing importance of the halibut fiehery tn thone has been built and outfitted of $10,000 by her owners, practical fishermen and money to equip her out of © into which she ki theatre, like a Seattle girl? 6 saadkesvaieg Maber owns the Captain M. EB. er, and will take with him 10] La Paloma ts 70 o#, and wae butlt} McLain of Baliard. The vessel's! equipment ts the most thorough of| any of the fishing Moet gut of Be About six days will be con sumed by the trip, or as long as |the 15 tons of fee carried will last ‘COLLEGE FRATERNITIES, INTERESTED IN College fraternities are showing in the Alaska Yukon-Pacifle exposition, and sev. rai have requested the department | of special events to set aside & spe. jefal day at the fair in the name of | the fraternities. | Sigma Chi and Dejta Sigma Delta first fraternities t be ac} ried apectal days; Sigma Obi day | Sigma) Other col- | ing astonishment as the automobile pa Hip made a social call at The Star office today for The Btar a couple ot days ago and sold hundreds of papers on the the coin” all right, bat he's an to Yoterate spendthrift, and one of bie main indulgences is that of auto When Hip first got money enough | enough to bire an auto he agked/ his manager (tn a language which they have fixed up between them those buzz wagons | ° were, and, on being told that ouly swell people rode to them, Hip said | That's mah!” TUMBLES INTO BAY AND HAS CLOSE Skipping about catitke raft of piles yesterday afternoon | o.1 Jat plor 4, one of the gang of men|, month hb the pile driver made & misstep and | Delta day being July 24, loge fraternity The ontablishment of college fra: | ternity days wii) as each fraternity rterly publication tive membership He was 00 sooner men to make ma Potatoes a Valley Produee Co. Fremogt Mation, wilt apparently none the worse for the] _ he ran a nasty risk of] 4 between the Moat even of golng under When last seen he Was at work again as blithely | Bie | and as actively as over, | manted male. Page 6. Car of Yaki jp ing piles them altogether. hin As Sweet As They Look— Chicolais Every piece ts hand-mademby those whe have had years’ experience in the candy business— The whole World welcomes you. The World is ready to serve you. The World treats you right. || Pike place. So popular has the pub- The World hasn’t any grudge which you can buy up t pri e. telephone, CG. O. D, or may be easily carried sl the purchaser, and when regular price $9.50 morrow-—Friday-—at this ve: | eavy fringes the designs are some flora —an exceeding bar; so made at the same t strong; $ fee 50 feet dryin 79C Specially pric 14c a yard regular price 25c and pliable; 45 inches wide no plain colors; the regular cloth is 25¢ a yard. Specially filled from these advertised specials; articles that deliver at our convenience an attractive Morris chair— reversible Oriental Smyrna rug— regular price $1.50 ~not more than 200 of these splendid rugs will be sold to. dee values, size 27 by 54, perfectly reversible and with a patterns. The regular price of this rug is $1.50. Specially priced for one day only folding clothes bar— —in exe eptionally neat patterns; the quallty ts excellent, soft p> If | o 5 yards at the special mail orders will not be vould be taken along by delivery is requested, we —for two days only we have speci priced these splen did Morris chairs at this low price—and we will sell them a long as they last. Exactly like picture; nicely cary ed frame, finished in golden oak strong and very comfortable steel wire spring seat; seat cushions up holstered in Persian velour; this Morris r ip an excellen value at the regular price of $9.50; very specially priced for tiday and Satur- day .... ...$5.35 ry special price. They are attractive Oriental and hand S8¢ TOC al price gly practical folding clothes that all the rods may be used ime; made of hardwood, very t high and 3 feet wide; it has & Space; regular price $1.75. ed for one day only ....70¢ ; all colors with designs, but price of this good table oil- priced for Friday only :.14¢ | ‘PUBLIC MARKET IS, ENLARGED The public market on Pike place will open a new addition Saturday. This is situated at the south end) ot the market and will provide ample space tor 20 new stalls with fe large 10-foot doorway ut the north | end, giving admission from the gid portion and an equally large outlet lonto the stairway leading from lic market become among the store- Keepers and so great is their faith } fm it that all these new stalls have |been already taken and they have m applied for three times over. rhe opening on Saturday will be quite a function, among other at {rections a band of music being pro- vided Had a Hard Trip. | The Merchant's Exchange has Only the purest materials are used— | Palm land, of the no adulterants or preservatives || offer at Falmouth, Ong Don’t blame the World because Societe Chocolats Are wholesome and good—always the same—no variation in quality. 6 || athor and lost @ number of sails Feel at home in the World. Your own desires will get you what Js to satisfy youif we ean do this we need never fear that you will buy any other than ti *' Soctete Chocolats®'—a Seattle product Sor Seattle people. BETTER~YES-AND BEST See yourself as the World sees you. The World will be open for you IMPERIAL CANDY CO. | been notified of the arrival in bad juare-rigger Bardowle, which le rt Octob ‘The Bardowle met heavy af some rigging. ' The Buffalo Club Danco tonight (Thursday) at Lesoht Park pavilion, All the lat | est dance music by a fine orchestra oo WHEN PRINT BLURS Irritable temper and general dis comfort results. We positively cure this condition with our specially ground glasses, Schuchard Optteal Co., Kye Specialists, 1207 Second ay, Benttle Trunks Suit Cases Traveling Bags meek By bd a co., 910 Firet Ave. Mate Holz Killed. Friends in this city were notified yesterday of the violent death at Astoria of Mate Emil Holz of the! four-masted schooner Luzon. The} schooner, loaded with lumber, was being towed to sea when a’ steel cable parted. The block on the end| of the cable fell, crushing Holz's skull, and he died instantly, } YOUNG HIGHBROWS WILL HURL ARGUMENTS AT | EACH OTHER Broadway high school and Ballard | high will meet tomorrow evening! in debate and at the question of munteipal ownership of street ratlways in Recreation hai Ballard. at 8 o'clock, The contest is the first of the series of triangular inter-|___ scholastic debates held each year between the Lincoln, Broadway and | Ballard high schools, and the ora tors who will repre: | spectiv jair with ponderous arguments and incidentally to give their opponents one good rub. Ballard will try to prove that the ayastom of municipal ownership should be adopted in the cities of the United States, while the Broad way orators will attempt to tear down this theory and show how the NEW GERM KILLER DISCOVERED. The Federal Paint & Wall Paper Co., 1914 First av., have discovered min when used in paste under wall paper. We will give each customer, | free, enough to kill all the germs * covered by our paper STOP THE RENT. We can sell you Beautiful Homes, Cottuges, Bungalows. Payments just ke rent. T. P. FAY CO., INC., Mehihorn Bldg. Mic... “=i... «x =ity ss ha exceptionally good in Friday specials— positively only one of a kind of these specials for one customer, excepting the table oilcloth, from A. BRIDGE & CO., Largest Clothiers on the Coast, ur Clean-U Sale Has Been the Most Suc- cessful Sale We Have Ever Held UNDREDS of satisfied bargain hunters have crowded our store daily. We have the largest stock of Men’s and Young Men’s Clothing on the coast to select from. We are forced to make room for our immense spring stock, arriving daily. Hundreds of Men’s and Young Men’sSuits Overcoats and Crav- enettes... AS SPECIAL NOTICE Blues and Blacks Included. All Suits Fitted and Kept in Repair Free of Charge. Furnishing ana Shoe Departments 20 to 25 Per Cent Reductions On all well-known makes of Packard, Bates, Gotzian and other Shoes. A.Bridge & Co Largest Clothiers on the Coast TWO ENTRANCES First and Yesler he steamer Portland arrived last | night from Valdes, Cordova and Ju- |neau with a miscellanes few passengers. system {s not advantageous to the, people The Broadway speakers are Geo. nt thelr re-|stePhorson, leader, Miss Bdith Mit- schools expect to split the| chell and Bernard Freyd representing Ainelia Hensel, Noble Ureh Jack Cusick and passenger steame night, after an absen ths, during which — | the President Prize Waltz Tonight Walts a preparation to kill germs and ver- Dreamland, Do you want to borrow moni e who loans It, on page 6. 336 - 2nd. Ave.cor Sunset, Main 3