The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 16, 1909, Page 3

WILL SUIT r YOU Because they mean the same high grade f fabrics and the same excellent workman ship as in past sea sons, but FOR LESS MONEY | The reason — we have adopted a OF MERCHANDIGING, : No Collectors—No Security—-No Red Tape have doubled assortments of Clothing, Hats, sand Furnish ume of 2 gs for Men and Boys, in order to double On this’ increased business we are to make the same total annual profit as last year New § progressive * Method” means important savings n’s Suits, Overcoats and || Raincoats Method Price sell at $40.00. sell at $35.00 well at $30.00. sell at $25.00. fe sell at $20.00. New Method Price We soll at ...... 50 only We sell at ...... 830,00 only We sell at ...... 825.00 only We sell at We sell at 20.00 only 16.50 only Redelsheimer Cotentia i; It is the old story, | A-Y-P. EXPOSITION j/ There ts one, however, a prison. THE JA | Desperate Prisoner Is In- carcerated at King Coun- ty Jail—She Is Eight Months Old. One of the most desperate female |prisoners that the county officials jhave ever had to deal with is now jeonfined in the women's ward of | the ety jatl, and {s causing matron | Jallor and deputies no end of trou ble, In fact, the entire force ia kept busy Prison rules are set aside, for this very remarkable young woman |laughs at the stern commands of |the law, and defies them all, Yet jher usually sunny disposition and| | winning smile has so completely | j]|captured the hearts of all who are |responsible for her safe keeping | | that they literally bew before * | wlightest whim! There are times, however tl she is tneorrigible~-when the long, | | gloomy corridors of the jail reapond | | with her plercing sereams. Noth jing then will seem to pacify her |At such time the jatl looks as/ though a cyclone had etruck ft, and | the guards, wildeyed, look helpless ly at each other, Even the prison. lers offer thetr asstat | “when she ta good, she t* very, very good, but } when she is bad"—she is like the; | rest of her sex | j | }er like herself, whose touch soothes jand whose low, softly crooning voice | stills the sobs, It ts her mother. | Mrs, Johnson, the woman who ia! Btrong was seated as 4 jacres have THE STAR—THURSDAY, SHE LAUGHS AT _ IL RULES. ONSTOTT ELECTED COUNCIL PRESIDENT, Ww. kL #team Onatott fitters union, former president of the building trades section of local labor organisations, was last night elected president of the Central Labor Council, vice Frank Cotterill, who resigned, At the same meeting Rev. Sydney jexate from federation in the M. Wilson, whose a member of the the ministerial place of Rey, J apa had expired AT WORK IN STOGKADE The first ‘eae of pris * that will help clear 160 acres of land owned by the city ts now at work in the new stockade, or city jatl, | on South Beacon hill, In the five acré enclosure are portable bunk houses, and a guard and cook house. The fence and houses will be moved from one five-ncre tract to another until the whole 160 been cleared by pris oners. Minerologiet Visits the. B. V. d'Invilliers, the noted Phila-| delphia minerologiat and mining en Kineer, spent yesterday in Seattle, | taking fn the exponition under the wuld w of A. K. Yerkes. eu | | ormment held because of alleged frauds per! petrated upon street car companies, railroad and other public service }corporations al] over the country |through personal Injury suite, and) Hazel, her Smonthsold baby girl, and at times the Incorrigible one, shares her confinement. FILIPINOS PLAY AT Westbound Colonist Fares The famous Philipino constabu- lary band, more than four score tn numbers, gave its firet concert at/ the exposttion in the Natural Am- phitheatre, yesterday afternoon. Although the members of the corps were fatigued by their trip) across the continent, and espectally | by the lack of proper sleeping car accommodations coming across the mountains, yesterday's sample of what they can do was well worth | hearing. The evening concert would | have done credit to any aggregation of musicians anywhere. Switehed Him of! The bounder—1 say, you are quite a stran, Bhe one. CHICAGO .. 8ST. LOUIS ... NEW YORK .. 30.00 50.00 Tickets Prepa' Money Back Tee, and I intend to remain Good ‘day!—Comle Cute SEPTEMBER 16, 1909. ‘HOSS. PEOPLE MNT “GONFESSIONS MADE citizens of Ross, wonted by the | @ib-~are fighting to have incor perajed in the Northern Pacific | Hie a franchise before the coun & clause providing for which they can reach the the an repre Ross Improvement means gov ratlroad by canal over tracks to be laid The special committee appointed by the club to examine the fran chise made its report last nighy and was instructed to continue it» work until it could exact a promise that adequate provisions for over head crossings to the canal would be inserted tn the franchise by the corporations committee of the counell fore throat Leary's Com All druggists. Pneumonia, cougna, and all lung trouble pound cures. eee | Glasses or Wrinkles atch @ person test « to thee the fre feet appe nee incre Our gineses will counteract this -.. LOOK Myers Opt Rerond Over & with Daily September 15 to October 15. TO SEATTLE FROM ST. PAUL OMAHA KANSAS CITY $25 Similar Aeductions From Ajl Eastern Points. by Mail or fe graph. if Net Used, TICKET OFFICE, SECOND. AND COLUMBIA RADIO WIRELESS TEUVEPHONE 360" Tower for this City A 360-FOOT A. nA height of our great city. Radio secured exclusive The already mits wireless for This fact should indicate that the East is taking some notice apparatus Metropolitan York and the Eiffel tower in Paris. The latter has been equipped with tower In New York will give com mand of the ships entering Ameri can ports; the Chicago tower, erect ed on the Majestic building, being the highest point there, will contro! the Great Lakes, and the Seattle tower will govern the business on the Pacific, Puget Sound, and in Alaska. The manager of the company says that stations now are erected in Chicago, Michigan City, Toledo. Cleveland, New York and a number of other Eastern cities. These high steel towers are necessary for long distances only. The U. 8. gov ernment bas this apparatus in stalled on several of their warships been recelved for the installation of Radio instru ments on the Engilsh fleets and French crulsers. Mr. Ackerman, who has charge of the erection of the towers plan ned for this Coast, sald recently “The towers, 200 to 450 feet in height, are necessary for long di tance communication only because a greater impulse is necessary t be given to the waves of ether b and orders have channe Company has per of the New installation on tower In mi Sf STATION the Radio apparatus for some time jand conversations have been car- TOWER FOR THIS CITY A 260-foot tower for Seattle. Quite a compliment for theypro | pyrtel ried on under the direction of the French government over distances ot an attempt will be made to convey Metro. 500 miles. On New Year's eve the human voice from the polltan tower in New York to the This will }mean that you can talk from one tower in Paris. Bressive spirit of this great city. The highest tower in the world |end of the world to the other with 16 represented in the Life The Company Metropolitan | out wires, New York City.| With the erection of a Seattle manager of the Pacific Radio |tower, the Radio will this clty,|have secured the strategic Stated that one of the largest wire-|for the operation of the lees telephone stations in the ébun-|telephone. It may ther be possible try will soon be to talk with our friends in China or Japan just as easily as you now n talk with Tacoma or Spokane. The Biffel tower will command lthe Atlantic for steamers entering leoncgean ports; the Metropolitan Building in company Third av., points wireless erected here, Blue prints and specifications |* have arrived in this city from the |5 Company's Eastern engineers, tall foe for a steel tower 360 feet! dn means of which the messages arc transmitted Otherwise the sys tem is the same as for local conver sation where a sending and receiv ing instrument only are required “The same type of towers a8 those now in New York, Chicago, Milwau kee and other cities of the east I will erect in this and the principal | cities of both eastern and western Washington and Oregon, Idaho, Montana and British Columbia, the in the immediate future, as soon as the ment arrive from the east. “With the necessary 1 a medium that does not require to be charged with electricity, Con- sequently there is and can be no @istortion of the waves that repre voice, and, !f pure when these waves will carry to their reach sent the emitted, any distance, work on some of these to be started | } erials and equip: | measage is sent through the ether, | surprised at Mmited | only by the propelling power, of the| instrument from whith'they eman ate. This makes it self¢vident that there will be no limit to the radius of the Radio telephone. It is the triumph of the natutabover the ar Uftetal, the simple p¥er'the complt ented, and, as tn all,simflar tri | umphs, spells the doom ofthe more involved and cumbersome method.” The first newspaper dispatch sent over the Radio telephone was re: ceived by the Chicago Journal from Milwaukee a few weeks ago, and the Radio telephone the | system Is now in daily use between these cities, as {t will be before long in this part of the country. We all wondered at the Bell tel ephone when it first came out; were the phonograph; tounded at the wireless telegraph. It's up to us to take this latest in- vention as @ matter of course. FRANK FRDERICHS. as. + aruNee. aan A Few of the Many Bargains At THE STERN FURNITURE CO. 1526-28 SECOND AV. cut yholetered in rom nent wale price, $19.75 All Pure White 45-1b. Best Cotton Felt . pension table round toy regular Whe outs 6-ft. extension $30.00, Bale quartered « as A ‘98 This MA’ s is made of the best pure white ed cotton, weighs 45 Ibe n- Teed not to get lumpy; made ‘up in very best Grade of ticking; has imperial roll edee and ounded corners: regu . 16.00; wale price... Enameled Tron Bed, ike cut, in «reen: three-quarter or full size o posts, %-in. fillers, Regular Sale price white, blue or has 1 ‘So if Se RHBITIRNI I $12.95 Couch, Mike eut; upholstered tn the guaranteed not to peel or crack; uaranteed etee) construction. Regular value $21.75. Sale price Drop-iwaf Table, Mke cut: has two drop leaves. This table ts weil constructed and very $2.95 auity |The Stern Furniture Co Best. | GRAND RAPIDS FURNITURE DISTRIBUTERS | 1526-28 Second Av. _ Bet. Pike and Pine Sts. best grade of chase leather, quartered oak frame: has ‘Watch The Star Want Ad Chiat for Batyaltis of ~ IIANO FOR RENT. Kebler & Chane, 1a a Money Saved $2.50 AND 82.00 sttons BASTEMN SYSTIOM Take Elevator to Third Floor, Be. & §. Shoe ve, 204 People’s Bldg, cor. Second and Pike, MANE Mme Paul ALBERT HANSEN, Jewsien EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY, 1928 Third A First and Cherry. Postoffice, ind Optical Department -— Ny WE HAVE BEEN TELLING YOU day after day that you ought, as an exceedingly good business in- vestment, to buy one or more lots in the steel city of IRONDALE MADR Ba aA ont Phone L-1808. with increased vehemence, that as sertion. As an investment, IRONDALE has been growing stead ily better, Things are rapidly coming to a focus there. The ma chinery is arriving and is being put into place at once. The build ings are practically completed and the wharfage and storage yards vastly In the steel city,itself the sale of lots has pro- gressed steadily, and every lot has, from the standpoint of actual value, enjoyed all the impetus of a rapidly-growing popula tion, extensive public and private improvements and the expendi- ture of vast sums in the building of the steel plant. John W. Gates, the multi-millionaire investor, interview in the Post-Intelligencer: “I am amazed at the tre- mendous advancement of the Puget sound region. I look forward to the establishment here of an immense steel plant, one that will be a decided factor in the commerce of the world.” Gates hit the nail squarely on the head. Just such a plant as he predicted is already nearly completed at IRONDALE. IRONDALE will bring fortune to every one connected with it. This is the psychological moment for the buying of property there; while prices are low and the big advance is a matter of but a short time. IRONDALE means quick action and big returns on your money MOORE INVESTMENT COMPANY 400-410 Arcade Annex, Seattle Today we repeat and reiterate, increased, said in a recent \S dans senatsinaieis cusiehiiel am % dn uesunsiun~™