The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 1, 1909, Page 14

es of NEW STEEL PLANT WITH BIG CAPITAL: IN LATEST MERGER THIS CORPORATION WILL YEARLY BUSINESS OF VAKEY NAMED FOR GOVERNOR BY SWNAGE US - (By United Press.) “ 8) PARIS, Oct, 1A young wor ¢ te a $6,000,000 IN ORE mo The Ticket: ernor—James py general—Har Hoston Alexis Boyer, Jr., o! ‘or & South Bridge The platform dectared in favor of! tain had to be lowered her head You will find here more variety, larger stocks, fresher goods and the most courteous treatment HANGS BY HIS FEET from the best merchants in Seattle (By United Pree.) NEW ORLBSBANS, sand people are trading at the WESTLAKE PUB- J} ing himoctt by the LIC MARKET. WHY NOT YOU? a was awept away 100 Farmers 200 Merchants |= | man on the gulf ¢ news of whose eu! here. The Malay Be sure and visit the upper floor, there will be J} branch PAY STREAK BENEFIT ON TOMORROW NIGHT At q in th ‘ been the wealthie | Westlake Ave. and Pine St. Fifth and Sixth Av Twenty thou ing last week's st which bis fort everything from pins to pianos. Remember, the and the SANITARY MARKET OF lowest prices, SEATTLE. the Barataria set isleading Advertisers Get Official “Jolt” Lsrare SPY, \ ie fw Whe /NCORPORATED, ‘pg7uhe (8EO 1871, 1909. September 25th, Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition, Henry E. Dosch, Director of Exhibits, Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Expcsition. Dear Sir:-— We wish to protest against the Exposition allowing exhibitors to advertise receipt of awards that your juries did not make. Such advertisements are being published, with the wilful intention to mislead the buying public. The one Highest Award for ranges, regardless of kind, was awarded to us; yet we are confronted with advertisements | announcing that others have received the HIGHEST AWARD and, | then, in small type, they announce that their HIGHEST AWARD is i onaspecial classof ranges.. There wasno award for any spegial class; competition on ranges was open to all, and no compet- i itor should be allowed to create a special class for himself i and then publish official looking statements that he had won } in such a class. i Such advertising indicates a contemptible lack of honesty and respect for the decision sense of i] sportsmanship, business | of the Jury of Awards, so we believe that your iS justice will cause you to take prompt action in the matter. i Very respectfully submitted, - | Estate of P. D. Beckwith, Ino. | FREDERICK & NELSON | | Stoves and Ranges. THE STAR—FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1909, 14 SE TONE SEMEN AEE TE PEER SSF GCI SSE yes NORE ~ AILS OWN rh rep COMMITS ROBBERY = A er mother dead with a bullet wound in | r HEADQUARTERS Eilers Music Building Are exclusive Seattle agents for the Grand-Prize-Winning Heating | eaage: POPPLE & KNOWLES ESTATE OF P. D. BECKWITH, INC, DOWAGIAC, MICHIGAN ari a. Cc. c. BURTON one tl sg COUNGILMEN FAVOR _ene-=mguammemas THE NEW FORM OF ly in GHEAMIENT = POSITIVELY NO. CASH 2 DISCOUNT! HOME Mt y t started b The object of this sale is to give the BUILDER a chance to get a view lot cheap on agnolia Blut » closed deals are: st, A few of those who have J. Whalley, with W. P. Fuller & Co., a corne H. Danz, a lot on W. Newton J. E. Ruffcom, corner on W. Newton. Geo. Heyes, two lots on W. Newton. Nels Olson, a lot on W. Crockett. H. Anderson, a lot on W. Crockett. A local building syndicate, 3 lots on Crocl Edison Machines, $25 to $200 Records. 65c to $3.00 Prices $500, $600, $700 Terms, $50 cash, $10 monthly. View lots, 10 minutes’ walk on cement sidewalks from car line; The lots lie between the graded thoroughfare, Thorndyke ay. and Twenty-cighth av. W. High, sightly property that is easily worth twice the price asked, Buy now D AV ID PE AST M A N AGENT ON THE GROUND SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. Columbia Machines, $12.50 to $125 Records, 35¢ to 75¢ Build now. Water, telephone, lights, car line. Victor Machines, $10 to $250 ‘Records, 35c¢ to $7.00 DIZ 4 vZ Successors to D. 8. JOHNSTON CO. <q ccc Third and University omni sania in was that on Monday last, A. S. Kerry, 4 Vice-President of the Exposition, and Col. H. E. | Dosch, Director of Exhibits and Privileges at) the Fair, personally visited the exhibit of the” Monarch Malleable Range and summarily ordered the © removal of the self-awarded banner claiming the © Highest Award for Malleable Ranges. t This clearly demonstrates the EXCLUSIVE right of the Estate of P. D. Beckwith to the use of the term Highest Award, they having — been given three Grand Prizes—For Ranges, fort Heating Stoves and for Furnaces. , Are the exclusive Seattle agents for the Grand-Prize- Winning Furnaces.