The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 14, 1909, Page 11

THE STAR—FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1909. iL rea nti nea atetes YN 0 Nh ES ES HEAT’S JUDGMENT DAY | "iit ror uy And is of.interest and importance to every investor in Seattle. The Steel Trust paid in the last 10 years $850,000,000 in dividends, See their published record. Patten, With His Corner, Pass Settlement Day? Ay, $1.99. In the ope : ‘ Mr bh, whore huat ; Just What Will Happen if the Great Bull Wins | 4i'30° for $1. And Patton will hucg| the proprivte St the Rainier Val and Also if the Bears Whip Him—Begins to rs — aged i Look as if He Will Succeed Where Nobody Else tot Has— Great Losses and Maybe Failures, Which- x ever Side Is Victor sphere tn tho m aunded and aunaulted by hord herd of WO his head w “= POSSE HUNTS h the uj he money for th 1 , rang ont agalu and ag4lo | one struggle, He has shipped his tee Sud wheat all over the world—anything L to met it way from Ch b ' ORSRE SMA ' Ay 1 Chieago, #o that ‘Then the avala mgt t oar ack and be used by oot the burricn ac z _ his enemies, * Steel stock during the past month has reached the highest point in its history. Ask any broker. He heard it now. | What “Cerner” Means HIGHWAYMAN SURROUNDED IN i : : : , t : i entrol. F But it ien't enowgh if the bears) A SWAMP AND ESCAPE 18 | The Steel and Iron Trade is the biggest single factor in American industry. Ask a me Sane win, Tho ut ean buy all the NOW IMPOSSIBLE | the government. tbe grind A wheat they want and deliver It to : * ae j ; : ees the Pit Patton at the price he set, And he (By United Press.) Fifty Million Dollars’ worth of stee! and iron is used on this Coast every year, and Pgnd then #ometh ay - MUGENK, Ore, May iH-Mo-| ill of our structural steel we now have to import from the East, paying an average freight 7! re against the ¢ saiaett iomtny tics Gia ; Jia! Aeece 7 Paying ‘ active ond, that Another broken corner will hav — i sapenline . ae $4 tariff of $16.00 per ton. Ask any Seattle millionaire who is putting up a skyscraper. t the old a gone down in history quarry doad or alive, members of a] : . : é p Mt peatwheat whes 5 And Ja. A. Patton will Joln the yougo are today forming a gront The big steel mills now under construction at Irondale are the only big steel mills , Hutch and the rest whe defied the “lfele in the Dorria flats, on the] on the Pacific Coast. Ask the editor of any newspaper, : lates Willamette river, a mile from : eee PonICAGO, May s = They 2 beginning to think that) Springfield, and gradually and cau There never can be any steel mills on this Coast except on Puget Sound, as all of trapper to the sv Patton will win, Ho wald from the! (ously closing tn on the deaperado | the iron ore deposits are centered here, Ask any mining or iron ore expert. yvoteet that there would be a wheat | ho yesterday afternoon in an a ae . ‘ one 132 P . ai felt, the shortage this year, His information| “PO Yeeterday afternoon in an at) The building of a big steel plant always carries with it the building of a city to y & y . ; save been Yieké tempt to hold up Mrs. Willtam - oe pn ett, ee eh ner in 1808, cash| Renshaw, fired two bullets, one of house the workmen and their families. Ask J. J. Cody of 607 Westlake av., this city, has won ™ it , be had for $1.40, while) » men nome are pat as SS concerning the lots he bought at Ainslie, and at Birmingham, Alabama, when the steel ory © he oat pit price was $1.86 ed her sealp, and the other in-| ‘ € Bet es ; ; Must Deliver Goode. waDut te 1608 aaah wheat te soaring! {uring her boree. | plants were begun at those places, and he will tell you that he more than doubled his ry winner, Many * 4 ey will raneack the world fo «her than the wheat pit) A telephone message, recetved money on those lots in less than a year. He will also tell you that he has bought two a " ) tatle " 5 snomies, | here late last night from a man 3 t has beaten {h ut will have falled foo, The shorta, Patten's enemies, ‘ of wheat corners | last desperate endeavor, as can't get the wheat unless some-| Who lives on what (s known as the | lots in the new steel city of and dishonor anc 4 ey face ruln on May 31, they will thing breaka. Dorris farm, notified uthort | financial wreckage 80! » buy and fill the order they May 31 will tell the tale. tles that & man whose description ave contracted to deliver to Pat anewers that of the fugitive had , applied at hin home for dinner. He people are beginning Hut they can't bay the wheat, It CONDEMN MAYO fe the man who le surrounded In not to be had. Keach man who the fate | What Will Happen ewand, and the price a | ‘ | | IRONDALE | fast what will happen on 7 ly price at which they can) Te#olution was adopted by the Im . Whether he wins or . vcious kernels ls beyond, manuel Baptist church, situated on| FARM AT THE will go down fn bis he frenaied shorts, Then the sec 24th @ nd Main at a ier the most stormy In the S0r7| rerary of the Board of Trade, black t, Wheres ma FI EXPO ro | a oated, the only unmoved figure tn oe | iret day 0 mw, Ie | ae remember firs ta at niacal whirlpool ¢ ban! —y P M1 ‘ os : P wa in this story, is « a a ee aeirary tents pre deen a Perea | Which the Moore Investment Company has platted adjoining the big steel mills building eontracted to deliver w All trades with the firm of Blank,| Whereas, The Me¥. Dr. M. A. Mat. | say Saeed Bysne) i on May 31. The Dash & Co, must be closed at dn00,"| thews did advocate from hie pulpit BERKELGY, Cal, May 14—~ | to $1.29, or whatever ey 4 wil) announce the pe-ostablishment of the sarne,| With the assistance of students Mebest option price reached 1 the wheat pit will know that ‘ereby shocking the moral con-| in the College of Agriculture at on Port Townsend Bay, and that he intends to hold them until they double in value, which he is sure will be within a very short time, by reason of his previous experience. Ask any man who comes from any Steel or Iron country, and see if he has not al- actence of the people; therefore, be it the University of California, F. Hea making bie eobtrect, |* Greet, brokerage Bouse bas gous ltanalved. By the congregation of | W. Rosding and &. J. Hoff, of ready bought lots in IRONDALE. Why not profit by the experience of the men who wsit ene wonsd be mite te Will Name the Price, [condemn theas acts tn bath of theae| the Wripation department @f the KNOW? ie “ a lower price before! federal government, have ¢ on- ibd task & profit on his| | There will bes consultation in| mon ht beln contrary £0 All Honor | Gtryetad.a model farm, showing " Patton's office, White faced and “"hooived That we heartily com-| all thes approved irrigation de- or long, is the man, like) ruined men will bargain with their mend the actions of the lnprov ot) vices, for exhibition at the Be Bd those who belier vie ue master. He will name the clubs which have taken this matter] atthe exposition, The model is ay Dare followed his Ie t which he will allow them to i be Ht further now on exhibition in the Agri- ims toatracted to pay for sot ved, That @ oopy theme) cultural buliding on the uni ranging up to the| In other palatial offices, men im- tions be gent to the press of! versity campus, maculately dressed may fight their ne ony cn 1 each to the a jbattle out with a loaded pistol tp “*7°F *” eee WAR ON WAR, the top drawer, and the knowledge that the police will come bet TO U E ANTS T0 A meeting will be held at the night alien eee 1Y. M. C. A on Tuesday evening,| KUT IF PATTEN LOSES— i DESTROY PEST | May 18, 1909, for the purpose ot ‘d have te vay] Then the mountains of wheat gar |organizing A poace soclety lo be ge wheat.) wered around the world and rushed (ig Cuties Peves.) jksown as (ho “Peacemakers of ts higher than to a thousand Chicago granaries, by UKIAH, Cal, May 14-—-Ranchers| Washington,” and the election of far. If it wore es of men in overalls tolling, ° *hi# section are enthusiastic over officers for the eomuing year. Could buy what) night and day like fire fighters,,* %°¥*! plan for combatting the de-/ A fine program has been pro- it thelr orders) it) have beea enough and more *fUetlve fruit tree scale that haa vided both tn the way of eloquent of else Pat! than enough to crush the man who" discovered by Professor Har-|apeakers and fine music. would dare try to control the world’s 42» Marian learned that the or- food. jdinary black ant ta m deadly foe to Amateurs Tonight On the Other Hand. |the feale, and the expertments tried | . |by the Ukigh ranchers prove that a! Funny minstrels at Shell Theatro, desperately to) With Patten fighting « losing bat cofony of the ante will rid a tree of Third Ave between Pike price, will have'tie the price will be beaten down its seals in a surpristigty short time | Vaton. ORIGINAL PRICES STILL PREVAIL 5 Residence Lots $100 and $200 — MOORE INVESTMENT COMPANY 400-410 Arcade Annex, City, for maps, plats and detailed information. 2619-2621-2623 First THE BEE HIVE | 222. A. LAWSON & BROTHER RELIABLE DRY GOODS HOUSE Corner Cedar Get Ready for the A.-Y.-P. E. Wanted Merchandise Priced Specially Low Saturday Women’s Knit Underwear and ON-GRAY CO. MacPHERSON-GRAY CO, HURDAY'S BIG BARGAINS A Whirlwind of Good Things ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY FOR YOU SEE WHAT WE HAVE TO OFFER YOU ISH SHIRT WAISTS 1 P ATTRACTIVE NEW DRESS SHIRTS 4 OFF | pe ecee Marae. Wee Unerees Hosiery ‘ * ~ Price =e vests and drawors to match; drawers Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed Vests, high neck, long om Net, Batiste, Lawn 2 In Panama, Voile, Serge, Mohair 3 Values Cont, inasaie' tar coiey aptiag Ween, al Hive pelos esesessss c a ind opportunity for you to get a fine new or s a a sizes; very special value. eau ens sale ns a ee Wa Br Sunday's wear at half fegular price. Get your new dress-up Skirt now. Sixty-odd Bee [ive pelse only oso I an mae oe Tote splendid new Dress Skirts, and every one a beauty. psilk, net, batiste and lawn, in white and colors. No ne wee sen pees, #98 uote ~ id balike, and all strictly up to date models, Values Pee ee Nutone An ‘ s A sae folds, Colors are browns, tans, navy, grays, also > c ‘J m , ‘ 5 A Bie ¥-25 to $12.00. Your choice Saturday at | 51.04 Values trom $5.00 to $30.00 each. Satur. day you get a reduction of one-third off price. tape neck. Spectal Bee Hive price. Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed Drawers, ankle cuff knee, also lace trimmed, 25 Special Beo Hive price............. Cc Ladies’ Fancy Hose, in black and colored, Stripes and dots; good value at 260, 15 Special Bee Hive price............5 C Ladies’ Fancy and Black Drop-Stitch Hose; we have all the new shades; why 25 pay 350? Special Bee Hive price.... c Dainty Muslin Underwear Priced ors to match this garment; come in natural, tan and flesh colors; also In 50 black. Bee Hive price only....... c Men's fine and Gauze Australian Wool Un- derwear, vosts and drawers to match, steam shrunk, very supertor quality; | Ladlen’ Pat. and Tan Pumps, with strap over strongly recommended for thelr woaring instep; made on the very latest Insts, all qualities; sizes 32 to 46. 0 sizes and widths. None better $2.75 Bee Hive price only.......... $1 0 for $3.50. Bee Hive price....... ' One lot Men's heavy, strong Working Shirts, ‘ * Ladies' Tan Pat, and Viel Kid Oxfords, made full cut and well made; size 14% to 16%; on the very Jatest laste, They. come in actual value 50c, 9 extension and light soles. Good Bpectal, Saturday . ee 39c values at $2.75. Special for...... $1.98 ‘There are 125 Waists in the lot. They are in . a4. 9, te oe | heb Rat mpg a Visit Our Shoe Department | ity ribbed Underwear, full regular made and acme hive ant il cobra ge lies, AB You Will Save Good Money 3 Exceptionally Low oh SAU i oh ae RY SMES BRE ESS Men's Box Calf or Gun Metal Women's Kid, Patent tip lace Very Special Values in Towels Misses’ Pat Viet ‘and Tan Oxfords, extension FN P d Z m blucher welts, a, popular Shoe, made of fine, service. nd Towelin: soles, Special for 1 75 adies’ Cambric Corset Covers, lace yoke, HERE'S A SNAP be shape. sb bbab Viccable; able stdek; a shoe What will til Ped a 8 MAUURORY o.sccsesresectsnsetvens ' four rows of lace insertion. Extra 25c | Men’s BOSTON Garters fia 50 give satisfaction and wear; | ToWols with red eat and fringed, ee rw Child's Pat. Tan and Viel Kid Oxfords, ex- B00d value for 2 Special estecees 2to4 ¥ ft dy, pale ST $2.50 values. fo quality, SPECIAL (Hy tension and light weight soles, Ladies’ Natnsook Corset Covers, extra fine p.m. only. Palt Saturday, patr,.,..-91649 [BM FOR THIS SALE.............. 08 oven olh-1B ty a aiaaeti $1.35 quality, lace and embroidery trimmed. jack §=Kid, spring Huck Towels, with red borders, extra heavy Good value for Tie. oe ‘ a oc lidren’ Te Uniaundered White | Men's Ag¥¢P. Souvenir Silk stn’ ‘ 49c Boys’ Shoes in Kangaroo and Cromo double Poors 4. Neck 5 iret «quality, solid Women’s Kid On f, San. wality, Ay a aay st ee Bic Special for ..... ‘ aturd ‘ourtn-Hand Nec! Ploather shoo; sizes 5 to 8. in latest shape last; a ty. SPECIAL FOR THI f soles; warranted not to rip. indies’ Ci ia Bes Fda) for Saturdiy, | ties, allacolors, each,.206 | Yates $145, Satur Qh siipper; $2.60 TIM Linen and cotton Towels, oxtra heavy qual- | Special for Saturday $175 tie tte hire hee ee ‘or 256. |, sméns Triptewear socks, 4 Aare naling, pair «... 906 ee Sirs Wace Sa fee beneers: Ee good Te quality, Special for,....49C ‘ ; wihe en's Tripl jocks, in | 16e quality. sal s 7 oe Ci » Unde of tan, black, snode, slate, fawn. | Women’s Kid Jullets, clastic fon THI8 SALE.......... 100] A Special in Feather Pillows Latleg Cambrio ‘Underaniria, dong. fiounse Silk FourinHand Ties, in / These socks are guaranteed ide comforta, No more com- Children’s Red Shoes, neat and iff Bleached Turkish Towels, double thread, ox- [3 Ib, All Selected Feather Pillow, good qual- Good value for $1.75. 7 : DEW patterns and colors, | {t °Mt®” months, Regular fortable shoe made; $2.60 well made; sizes 3 to 8B H tra hoavy, regular 1be 10 ity, fancy feather proof ticking, regular | goog rMue gui Si ‘ 9 Cede | price the world over, $1.60 fie Baturday's BY 98 Thole value tn $1.00 69c 1M quatity, SPECIAL ................ TUE | 33.00 0 patr quality, SPECIAL... 98¢ 8 ‘ nee for | box. 6 palr® in box. Ming, pale .sseee ‘ Saturday, pair e’ Bleached, Turkish Towels, good large size, FOR THIS SALE, EACH,......455+ H H Wu Bsturday, enc OC | saturasy: box $1.25 F Special Values in Sheets, Sheet- La ¥ DOR. sores — double thread, regular 22¢ 15 ———— prt! ‘itaillieeese . . quality, SPECIAL . 10 salt % ings and. Pillow Women’s G ‘ : Good Stockings at Small Prices ey a Turkish ‘Towels, oxtea heavy | Special in Comforters and Blank 8 Cases n’s Good Gloves at Low Prices ‘6 Lisle Lace Boot and | Women's Black Cotton Stock: and lavaé, regular Bbe quality, 4 7k ets Bleached Sheote, #" Landa’ wide, M4 yall et | e ol! ny BW Gloves, Yclasp | Women’s Lisle Gioves, 2-clasp, ‘over Lace Stockings, ings, medinm weight; have SPECIAL FOR THIS GALE, yee 2 Comforters, filled with pure white cotton, tnd, oes ote e (a Ae if with f finger tips, {n | in black and white, A well @ heet and toe; black 1 Lot of Pure Linen Towels, with and with tied with best quality yarn, silkoline cov. ; Tegular 50c quality, | white foot and double heel {i ure white and colored borders, at BEE HIVE SPECIAL. Gil wanted colors. fitting and) good wearing and white; « fine, handsome out fringe, pure i | ered: excellent for $1.25 v c ds Fitting glove on slove. Valdo 2 ftocking, with a value of The and too; @ 2he value, 19 homatitohed and drawn work centers, none SPECIAL FOR THIS SALE 98c Bleached Sheets, 2 yards wide, 2 hg Saturday, pair 190 patr. Saturday's Saturday, palr ....... C | in the lot worth Jess than 3650, some worth Peer long; the famous Ivory brand. _ a 5Oc Ls GES rice, pair 45c | up to 600. YOUR CHOICE 293 Comforters, covered with fine quality silko- | SPECIAL FOR THIS SALE... oe Women’s Pure Sitk Gloves, 16 | Drom PME *+++** "ene Misses’ Tan Ribbed Stockings, FOR THIS SALE > LEC | ino, filed with pure white cotton, full | Bleached Sheets, 2% yards wide, 1 Ss 2Clasp Kid Gloves, button length, double woven Women's Mercecized Gauze with double solo and stain Cotton Crash, twilled with blue and red size, oxtra heavy; excellent value for $2.00. Jong; the famous Ivory brand light colors only, mostly finger Ups white and iste, In popular shades of as ae | borders, regulgr 6c quality, % SPECIAL FOR $1 49 SP CIAL FOR THIS BALE ius “> had 41.50, While | black, Regular $1.25, gloves. tan; have double heels and less; all the popular shades; | SPECIAL FOR THI® SALE,.......Q40 | THIS BALE ......cccccepeeeeees ' Bleached Pillow Slips, made of extra. good For Saturday, toes! 36c pair; $ 20¢ valves, Satur- Unbleached All Linen Crash, good heavy | Goiton Blankets with fancy colored borders, QuAnty musda, “aes eh; regular 160 , v...49C | pale. + Bc! «a WO sn cote 1,00 day, pair ..... " 15¢ | cloth, regular 12% quality 1 etme of a fine quality cotton, good large | guality. SPECIAL FOR + Sallde kin? Abate ole Sieben <asmnaaatette LS = AB gpeciat FOR THIS SALE 80 eee eT alte tot eo 5 WHIBSBALE Shs ncerts siete , Dp . | sached Linen Crash, full width, extra good ? ‘on Bleached Pepperell and Aurora Brand Sheet- e Boys’ Extra] # canaee rogular 16¢ quality GPECIAL FOR THI® SALE:....... C ing, 84; regular 27¢ quality, i} : ac r@) = f a ? r@) Heavy, 4 SPECIAL FOR THIS SALE C | cotton Blankets with fancy colored borders, | SPECIAL FOR THIS SALE....... C i 7 e Stocki y Ixven Glass Toweling, red and blue checks, full 14%, extra heavy quality; good value | Unbleached shag hy Hy sage 84; regular } i : . ockings, fl ality, at 1240, 1 for $1,35. SPROIAL 2c quality, SPE + - pe ~~ extra fine quality, , c . ~< PROPLE'S BANK-6UILOING, 25c¢ Val: SPECIAL FOR THIS SALE 30 FOR THIS SALE,,... digit vy vices FOR THIS SALE...... ide ibe vba Where the Cars Stop ‘ alue |} SPECIAL FOR THIS SALE,,....,, PIKE STREET, NEAR 2ND AV. ae 4 Cy ~ 1 * 7 oz Main 3604 PHONES ind, 3471 19c | ae LO om a A EE Ry A AN ME TO