The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 9, 1909, Page 4

EMPIRE OF FUTURE SAVED TO PEOPLE :: California Wins First Battle With Powerful Ring of Land Grabbers. LW. & KINGSBURY. SURVEYOR GE SACRAMENTO, Cab, April ® rr So desperate did tt become California has fought and won the |‘ A ho gr whe recently wes Gitet engagement of the war tt jee in con 2 eae ale waging agninat the powerful land “ = gt aaron grabbing ring which has wi 3 pe . this state for many years an empire of future has been saved to tha pe The state's vi the passage by ¢ what is Known as the @nti-land grabber bit! = ; @rafted by Surveyor | Kingsbury and Deputy Attorney} General Maicolm Gi vd push: | through the senate abty | by them despite position of the Hyde, Be Ackerman interests, wh practically ntrotied | fends in California for sev -| cades Kingsbury and Glean wor face of great odds. They were told that IF THEY FP I THEIR EFFORTS THE PAS | BON BILL " j LITICALLY | pressure was brought to bear to/ Bave them withdraw the sure Both officinis stood by th and a» & result new land taw tended to put the lant grabber of business, have been ena a by apampinieniagenes ” | the legisiature. Sacramento with hie Meutenant. Battie for Supremacy Jokn D. Ackerman, and assumed | for supremacy was | Persons! charge of the land grab- The battie If you have any tr eyes, or your strate oar abilit the str rYe TROD | The Raven prescription service) means that the doctor’s skill in pre | Call and Get Tomorrow! scribing is most efficiently supple “OETICAT. 00, tnd Floor, 141s Second. Over Raven Drug j 116 Second Av. Your Suit If you happen to be a little short of ready cash, that’s no reason why you should have to wear your old clothes Easter Sunday. You are very welcome to credit here, and can pay a little down and a dollar a week for the new suit—or in semi-monthly or monthly pay- ments, if it suits you better. Our clothing is the product of the best makers in the country, and our unqualified guar- antee of perfect satisfaction is back of every garment. The price to you, on credit, is the same as, or lower than, other stores will charge you for cash, on goods of equal quality—our prices are plainly marked on every garment. Our Ladies’ Department is showing an end- less variety of Easter Apparel—one dollar a week pays for anything selected. Tacitic Outfitting +22 PIKE ST. THE POPULAR CREDIT STORE. mented by the druggists’ skit in| compounding. RAVEN DRUG CO, | E STAR—FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1909. x . : rection of | public. ‘The | ning ting’s fight, causing the At OR | nna unger hn ft yp Pgge noe cieon \ihe.. eadibeniunn oy General, U. @& Webb, to nono office nd th inant fede 2002100 foot, ha | take & hand in the affair ommittes, thin featival promises to | floor | thy. t sled aad ard toahe ¢ * that the Thompeon bill has be & big muccons | thoroughly - nened, Kingsbury te planning The opening program will Include | be alm t » hin ornande against the Jan addroan by Governor Hay and ala whi por, oa es n bbe He te being backed : hallelujah chorus, composed of al) | entire hal ae ing _ ay aves Y general and Gov i bers of both the Bohubert, and |!» between c 0) | Jan N, Gillet, ‘The anti-land grab-| LOCAL MUBICAL ou uss Ar ments will be made for pees os lo clubs, The Behubert olub) apyone will b < jber war, which in reality has Just HP | Tre plans for the Initial perform 18 of 100 voices, under the the evening of i begun, pro s to be one of sen RANGE POR A wa er ance this year are about completed, f Frederick Fleming oan : o ‘ wational developments with an ian IN THI® CITY, and the Chicago Symphony Orches Apollo club eh 4 ing or ao in the courte tra of 66 men, under the direction | the dit 1 t nm ' be iscovers Sto : lot Adolph Rosenbecker, has been will tak bee ced Sanne oun ane Boaitle ia to have a “Muay the | secured nt in connection with | ly od for a £ : Marves “! a mae al Mines ~ Uval Under the auaplees of the | Talented Bololste. the Chicago Symphony Orchestra) merit, but It In t P heen in offt we ears. ” 1 ohw * » be in office, two years vor, | Schubert and Apollo clubs, an as:| With the orchestra will be heard| And the above sololute: otal ceil r od at thousands of aor soclation has been organiwed and | seven talented soloists, well knows Will Open the Armory. a the pans of Be Surplus lic lands had been sto " over the entire country, Alda , ad be plans have been perfected tc , , re held ° nity to en ‘ Kingsbury consul sik ta tk By | Hemmi i the soprana, Harriet The concerts will be held ta the unity to D Attorney General Glenn } iw ae oon May 8) Frahm, contralto; David B, Duggan, | 2° aad Polihiie te tho bnore 4 the two prepared a new set of lawa,| 6nd 4 }tenor; Frank A. Preiseh, basse; | val will « sat building to the 5 ' hem tn the shape of a biti and) Festivals of thie kind have for| Myrti Bivyn, prantat; Guy Wood | : ~y nat N. W. Thompsen intro | some time been held in many enat | ard, violinist, and Frans Wagner,| 5 ( Ol sour ert cittem, ‘und theft tanugueation | cts |Give your servants GUL Thompaan bit provides for] here will at once establish Beattie, Mrs. William LeRoy Baird te af . tale of ail atate lands at public/as the musical center of this part| president of this asoclation, and ’ 1 a8 “base” and which the pur Tho May Festival association tn | business ager. Dr. F. W, Chace| chasers, upon making a proper ap-| planning to hold yearly toottvals and Frederick Fleming Beale are dt-| r AT Si i nication, will ‘be ‘anitied No x: |and ‘still more elaborate ‘arrange: rectors of the program commitse,| CCM rig tly an you wi Savings & Trust ‘ange for government reserve eee at ee hs Aha landa, will the mint } f C rice ar t Om ny have ew occasions O pa “Why, that i il t a “help wanted” ad 9 Sond and Ghery ‘ econd the real thing--you || INSert a “help wanted” a dreds of nores . ason of arrange can't tell it from ington they ain advance information tion of reserve and * natloe rid file the jand anide their applications before pubs ould toarn of iment in es rve Could Net Investigate were | Under the old taws, the Surveyor | } | was compelled to accept th Japr om filed, he not being per | mitted to Investigate to ascertain if the applications were made by bona. | fide would-be pure rm By ite manipulations the land erabbing ring gained contro! of met tracts of public lands and one desirious of taking up state! jlands have been to bay forced instead of} | epson act. all tand! “ ha » be bowsht from the! be Notice, Parents! Why pay * for your eult for Easter when we o« yo sults at $2 » value t 10 years.) at and University | postoffice building) MARTIN & CO. | 1207 SECOND AVE. Opp. Hotel Savoy GLOVE BARGAINS For Saturday A lot of French Kid Gloves, 2-clasp style, nearly all sizes and shades ; regular value $1.25 Special 8S5c a Pair Try our PERFECTO, best glove on the Coast, for $1.00 a pair, including DENTISTS conmpER THE BANTER Lees contrast thetr purity and w with your teeth. If parteon te not favor if you lready know be defective, do to consult ‘the 4 Dentista, whoee t only to cure nd painful teeth, but to ore and wm ° oo them to cir natural ty. Their mathede are the latest, ughly aclentifie and paint oon sewers: extra $5.00 $1.00 os w» $1.00 50c 50c ranteed We emp! devotes a work. rk done paintessly by electrical devices. INVESTIGATE OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN Our and tilings Gojd Alloy Fillings Siiyer operators are sii Jentiste export We employ oY 5:30 «. m. tot fundays, 9 till 1p. m. ‘MODERK METHOD DENTISTS sito B, D and ¢ (old | That's what gay every day the first time And when amazement hey further “Il never Victor was like the Victor is lik | self to hear it We will demonstrate chine for you Victor V $60 With Wooden Morn $68 Other Styles $10 to $300 an 1406 Second Avenue 2Oc to 45c on the Dollar The Buffalo Stock of Clothing, Hats, Shoes and Furnishings, at 424 Pike Street, is being sold by orders of the administrator, : | the human voice!” hearing the Victor for ex knew Do you know You owe it to your people }| tools, i Lay os You cannot e —_— your maid everything — ape unless their J} every modern hel over l aim the that! what e? do work by hard, old-fashioned house—from cellar to attic- worth its weight in gold. scrubbing, and saves time and tempers. Your servant can do more and better work and seep sweet with the aid of GOLD DUSTin all household cleaning gladly y ma Made b Makers of FAIRY SOAP, the close the estate of William Berger, who was the principal owner. Sale Reopens Saturday, April 10, 9 A.M. Everything will be sacrificed for a speedy sale. tunity to buy everything you need for spring at prices about one-third of what you would usually pay. All goods bought for the spring trade The business must be closed up and the entire stoc at these remarkable sale prices. The tremendous array of bargains at this store will surprise you. The bargains quoted below will convey a slight idea of the many money-saving opportunities at this remarkable el Men's and Boys’ Clothing Clothing for every man and boy, all sizes and all styles; values ranging from $5.00 to $35.00 will be found in this stock, priced so low that even the largest merchant in this line could make money by buying here to sell again to his trade You just can't go wrong by buying from this stock, as many of the best and latest models from the greatest manufacturers in this country are here and will be sold at prices that are away below one-half what you will usually pay your clothier. The only mistake you can make is in not buying enough from this stock for two « three years to come. In olive greens, fancy browns, taney nice soft cashmere blues and blacks; values ap to §22.50 $9. 85 Bale price Men's and Young Men's high grade fabrics and makes values up to $26.00 $11.35 Sale price “4 ote Boyw’, 3 to 6 years; values up to $6.00 Will go at poongnpsecanceds $1.35 Odds and Ends Conte, strictly all wool .......4.4. . 50c Boys’, § to 16 years; values tip to $5.00. Our price Boys’, 8 to 16 years; values up to $8.00 Sale price Youths’, 14 to 20 years; qvatuam np to $12.00 Our price Youths’, 14 to 20 years; Sale price Men's Bustocas Suite, heavy weight; val Our price $4.85 Men's Business Suits, In worsteds; {ncluded are all latest valugs up to $16.00. 6.85 Seotch and worsted, in light and up to $12.50. shades and makes; values up to $15.00 $6 95 . Sale price and patterns Men's and Young Men’s up-to-date make Pants Pants Pants Odd Pants, value $2.00. We close out at Working Pants, values up to $3.00. Working Pants, corduroys included Sale t ah Sale $4.00. lates $5.00. values up Dreas value up Let Nothing Keep You Away From | This Great Sale it Ie the One Big Bargain Event of Shoes Shoes 2,000 pairs of the highest grade Shoes made in this country will be mercilessly slaughtered at this great sale. This line comprises everything from the faney dress to the heavy working Sos All styles, including the latest low cuts for sprin are in this stock, and all must be moved f it’s ~ style you want, we have it. If it's wear you want, we guarantee it. Mind you, this stock is all new, having been bought not later than last fall, and is complete in every particular. You'll find the size you want, in the style you want, and at a price that you can afford to buy three or four pairs. Men’s and Boys’ Shoes Boys’ Shoes and Oxfords, in heavy apd light weights; values up to $2.50. Our priee Boys’ Shoes and Oxfords, high tops ineiudeds Values up to $3.50. Sale price « ' Men's I Shoes ee values up to $3.50. 9 15 * and Working Shoes; values 50, Sale price 15 oon and Oxfords; values o up to $4.50, Sale price $2.85 High-Top Men's Shoes; values up to $6.00 Cravenettes and Overcoats Values up to $15.00 $7.35 _ Our price ‘ Hats Xs md Y Our price values 95¢ Ve ); all tb latest greena, 1.45 Oltves, brown gnd black included. Our price 1.85 , BUFFALO SALESROOMS {| est Soman 424—PIKE STREET—424 They say a good workman is known by his To keep house without GOL cleaning every thing and anything about Ahe It cuts grease and dirt like magic, does away with scouring and Lah the GOLD DUST Pein do your wore" THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY DIRECTORS JAMES D. Hoge ’. 8. SOLER FERDINAND SOttmrny, 4. 0D. Lowman A. 1. ST owane © 1. seme R. ©. MeConmeK to keep you give her D DUST is to methods. For OFrricers JAMES D. HO GM, Preettegs 4. D. LOWMAN, View A. B. STEWART, View Gent N. B. SOLNTR, Cnatiten HOLLIN SANFORD, Combier ©. BROWN, Anat, Cnatlan WwW. F. PAULA, rt See Traveling MEEK TRUNK @ BAG 919 First Ave. oval cake. k turned into cash. This is an unparalleled) Furnishings Hiats, Caps, Neckwear, Shirts, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs—in fact, a everything in furnishing goods you want is here for you New spring sc j s are included latest and best selecti at almost your n price Your chance to plenieh your war at these prices will never ome again, You just can’t afford to miss it. tens and buy all you can for future needs, as well as the present. Our loss will be your gain thi time, but we will be satisfied if you are Furnishings for Ladies and Children Munsing and other best makes Ladies’ Drawers salty ton and wool, all size: h up to 26 garment. Our sale Children's Drawers only, cotton and wodli” $1.00 garment Bale price ... Ladies’ Risek Leather Shoes and Oxfords, colt, velour and box calf; values up to $ Ladies’ and Misses’ Coats Men’s raraihiaaull values up to ton 76e Golf Shirts eee | S00 Cotton-Ribbed Underwear, odds and ends. Our priee 3be Wool Box . ’ dere 0 Handkerchiefs 1 nd Blue Handkerchiets Tic Working Sk Wo Light Weight Ur * $i and $2.00 Blue FY » and double b ated “ $1.26 All- Wool Underw : $1 nd $1.60 Li and Mitts, 4% ! e 8) & tton-Rit ALL MUST @0. The Heirs Want the Business Closed, Unheard of Sargaine Await You.