The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 12, 1909, Page 5

TERING i a ral NT) S. R. & S. Fourth As.) Line in Near Future. to .. Soldiers’ . + Sawtelle—-Off } the Last Leg foctinc tne Pou ne are mtill in action of a third Aifferonces urth av, line of the at ration, merchants along . |that thoroughfare and residents in 2am | the of Renton mpationt Pres.) | for netion to be gd not retire Ito sthern road bi 1 track rth av, be Washington sta, In order to con fe bis bon }neet this Hine with ite tracks in Ral estdent Taft Pr ty |Dler &V. It must Use the tracks tl y today and Treacy) ine Seattle Blectric company ettras | one block on F tween through the fp California. w dent, accompa: party, boarded car and was whirl Veterans’ Home at Bis inspect! ed hiue-clad | well has boarded the car] the Seattle te Hollywood, al and W, D. We Jes. similar cs for the atormobiles were | The Mit Ho is over the # party, and of a thin! arbitrator was made by ‘ourth ay, &, be and Main #ta. m that ari que * tx how much th ton Hine shoul for the use of these tracks. settle this question an arbitration rd was suggested, J. D. Black | n of | @ Sout dard wi orn road act in a r Hine. ears carried the BA bie followers to Pas be arrived at 11:90. Sthe last Ieg of his new Oct. 12.—Presi I ico, in speeding fea a special train today Seg of his journey to ‘Taft at El Paso. He Tast night citizens Bellingham.— The }hold an election to determine the water question of extending the system. will make his as adhe hua, where an! Navy Yard.—The gunboat Prince been arrang ton is to be placed In commission Aberdeen.-The Union Pacific is laying four mil¢$ of track dally. Mount Vernon.—There is a hot fight here on the mayoralty, by rail, lest she of a collision, 37 years steamship death by it. - aement ot her| BERLIN, Oct. 12 terior, Mournnian, with|f the interior. making the trip from | Ports currel™ ie’ y Imake an into the effects iB fo Seattle, to visit) Or the tariff laws of the United States on German industries, Prosser. — Local hore yesterday, to re aring to ‘JUMPS TRACK AT SIN OF SURRENDERS Press) 12.—Because bis d him to such an} pid not rest, Pgare himself up| , after confess of Miss Ei Ontario, on rand No. Paul mone wat ot of The Gren wrthern © 3, carrying the [jumped the track }the tunnel entrance an unknown) Rito kill the tri, | V! im wt fireman, mt was ¢ pened, b i hefore or stayed ming, t the « * 4 half an hour to ge of over 20 care back on the that It could ge en to the train ‘® parents | tracks #0 The funeral will | ie Parlors of the Bleitz' The engine of the train ray company some time an open «witch Only the first three jears were derailed. | ‘The accident was witnessed by Valley fatr open-/nearty « hondred working mon who attendance being we pating their lunch near the many. plac the tine: WS BULLETIN Ghers. IRONDALE’S growth in all the exsentials tRormal, but ABNORMAL. | be otherwise. IRONDALE was founded just four @f0, when it had no inhabitants, Now it has 600 now it will have 15,000. Five years from now it sjoying a steady, normal growth in sand realty values. is @ rare thing in this vicinity, a | uring town. IRONDALE'S rea for being is Which it surrounds, All the steel mill employes Now that there is a working capital of twenty mil TRONDALE, the initial capacity of the plant is D, and then DOUBL AGAL | When the PLANT double » number of EM: | and the POPULATION of IRONDALE more than | AL OF the employes wil! be men of family. When fs that Irondale BS the city of IRONDALE will QUADHUP be in a brief space of time, one, two and t AY, as compared to other wew Western cities, TRO! MAL. That is why the rise in realty valnen the ORMAL. & lot there? NT COMPANY, 490-410 Arcade Annex fONSES REGULATE YOUR MONEYS AND END BACKACHE Bidneys act fine and prompt a cure, as a fifty-cent treat Widder misery is ré t of Pape’s Diuretic, 4 few of Pape’s | druseiat can supply more of Pay This unusual preparation goes f ect to the outof-order kidneys, Whe Mack, sides or loin twinges, ene, § dizzine Wllamed or xwoi len Aeding and many | it Pot Clogged, inact-| A few days’ treatment IY vaniah Pape’s Diuretic mié@ahe clean, fal and wncontroll healthy kidneys, ling organs and e6 the cure be debilitating ands, act We to 8 weak or irinary organs—and you feel fine. | MA wromptly over Your physictan, pharmacist, anker or any mercantile agency | “You Auspect will tell you that Pa hompson | OF urinary & Pape, of Cincinnati, ip a lar, mation — ¢ snd responsible medicine thoroughly worthy of..your confi t there ie dence. & at any price, Accept only Pappis) Diuretic— in the world, |fifty-cent treatme: from any #0 thorough amd | drug store—anywhere in the world. é option carried | the steel city on Port Townsend Bay, is different |f) af the Se 3 nton ~ | | | | THE TAR 7 ‘PUBLIC WAITING ‘LIMBS OF WOMAN IN END OF FIGHT Hope of Opening of INSIST ON TESTING N DRESS SUIT CASE REVEAL FOUL MURDER TUESDAY, OCPOBER 12, 1909, |CANNON EXPLODES TWO ARE KILLED JUNOTION CITY Kan,, Oct, 12 Two men were killed and six in igen the Fort Ri military tion by the *explosion of al pg in during military teats plomion, it Is maid, was due| $1 down—$1 a week will buy an EMPRESS MALLEABLE RANGE, EMPRESS GUARANTEED HEATER or an EMPRESS SEWING an MACHINE the entire showing of brass beds specially priced this week— | 'The (ALITY (if l| (OR (Sy ‘Wetted Peon) jt # defect In the gun hundreds of brass bed , comprising our entire showing Il be on sale thi TIVERTON, KR. 1, Oct. 12.—The | 1 ? week, all specially und rpriced lhe price cuttings are so keen, indeed, that HEL ] finding of the yevered Habe of &) | Joo SWaluh wer you cannot miss this extraordinary value-giving; you can purchase in thi \cone » pe —— ase a LT a | sale brass beds for less than iron beds are usually sold for, We mention some bushes In an outlying section “JURORS WILL TAKE NO ONE’S|Of this town has brought to light| . 5 two from the many good yalues on sale this week. “le that Hquor? | Juror of Deputy ney Ellie ag the latter had Just fin. fian, ing me yenterday sealed lint roduced as evidenc but which} made. Bulgermarch road, on which original cost |had never been ope the sult case was found, js much Federal Paint & Wall Paper Co., As jurors in this case,” th used by automobile partion. questioner WORD FOR KIND OF WHISKY, fa a case of murder A New Bedford Sunday's date was aly awked a] Prosecuting Attor the limba were this addrens to the Jury {n the! case and brought here. f Tony Simtch, wccuged of salt | “ane, 8n4 » ah er antooal Wall Paper at Cost liquor to an Fadind in depart:| the legs, sald the work of mutilation nt No. 1 of the superior court) was accomplished with a hand saw Prior to remodeling our store, The juror pointed to al demijoha, which had been th. continued, we swe —— seeps to not consider anything but | jthe evidence as produced on the | stand The evidence shows that the Indian pur the gallon | whisky, “Thus, in ordor to bring in a tree |v rdict, we Must know, beyond the will) TUNNEL ENTRANCE who saw that the! into} | | | | which any | and urinary system, clean-| and strengthening | and com: | we you realize | with | bladder and} concern, | demijohn, ed to represent|educed to show that it contains jootte yn fa adow of @ doubt, that that demi-| John contains real whisky | The court all sighed ¢ here when | Ellis on raiding ¢ “evidence” at the close of the trial, and they saw their chance of getting a sip go simmering Very well sald Prosecutor} two of you bailiffs carry this jinside the jury room and produce | some glaswes,” It took thre mije Hair Help | There's « big difference between P| aced and long-headed people. Long- ‘aced people hesitate, doubt, grow dalder every day. Long-headed people ‘top their failing hair with Ayer's Hair Vigor. Does not Color the Hair Doctors hair. | Ayer's Hair Vigor? but nothing has been tn bailiffs and the clerk In the | They had planned hours for the jurors diet, and then they d one of “gulity.” T empty reach a v ally returne n was them are them: the best treatment for the What does your doctor say aboui ott tans! SHAFER BROS.—Not Only bs Largest But Best. The Kuppenheimer Raincoats and Overcoats for Men. At SHAFER’S The styles favor the “auto.” The most popular overcoat is the one that buttons up high to the neck. The raincoats have long lapels and full skirts. Kuppenheimer style and wear- ing qualities need no lengthy recommendation from us. Men who have once worn them will “come again.” Two special groups are presented tomorrow, Kuppenheimer Raincoats At $15 Kuppenheimer Overcoats At $20 Very Great Values in Men’s Suits ARE OFFERED IN THE ARCADE ANNEX In the Arcade Annex, First av. side, we offer over one thou- sand smart new suits for men at dollars. what the authorities are convinced | The police belleve the woman was| boat will compete with others, | murdered In New Bedford, and that | placed ‘in the ult A search for the other portions of | lately damaged by fire, body In the woods nearby was The home of reliable pianos sed talking Distributers for the Pacific Coast The famous Vienna tenor, has made a series of very fine records for the Victor; four of “Stumme von Portici—Slummerlied. ¥ “Cavalleria Rusticana—Siciliana.” “Lohengrin—Swansong.” “Romeo and Juliet—Fairest Sun, Arise!” $1 will bring a Victor into Greatest Marathon ever run next | Sunday at Dugdale’s. Henri St newspaper of| Yves, Johnny Hayes, Wada, the with the limbs. | Japanese musher, and Tom Long we are clow ing out all wall papers at less than 1314 Firat Av. Nineteen stores om the Pacific Coast, Near Unipa Bt, Beattle, of Victor Talking Machines, SLEZAK on sale now—come and listen to your home-— order one to- day. 1.01 17 a most attractive price—fifteen This price is put on suits worth a good deal more in order to pop- ularize this particular corner on First av. plain and fancy fabrics, in all sizes, at All “$15 Boys’ Suits and Boys’ Overcoats The Shafer store shows more boys’ clothing than any concern west of Chicago. A whole store the lowest prices. Buster Brown Suits, Sailor Blouse Suits, Norfolk and Derby Suits, in plain and fancy fabrics. All sizes. Special at $3.50. [ Rubber er Coats for boys $3. 00} Young Men’s College Clothes chest measure. ‘sgis| SHAFER BROS. |i Arcade and Arcade Annex The very pinnacle of style and the height of fashion. Fresh shipment direct from New York. All sizes for men of from 30 to 38 full to choose among, and at Boys’ Overcoats and Reefers of plain fabrics and Scotch mix- tures. All sizes from 21 to 17. Very special values at $3.50. { | Rubber Capes for boys, $2.50 | registering little your little hundred. contest and CIAL —come and reg 0 blankets for ... blankets for . blankets for .. 0 blankets for . $5.00 blankets for 96.00 blankets for , 917 First Ave. regular $10. 95 test! —our very friends, too. { prizes will be awarded, this year very enjoyable instructive PRIZES ARE ALL EXHIBIT. ister at once! - comforters prices, and stea ave 5 | pees: a rniture C | | GIRLS! come to | the store at | once and en- ter this con- “contest de partment” busy girls in this year’s contest, want you to be sure and enter this contest, — and you'll find entertaining ON SPE- you can buy RICHLAND is very, now We and all nship people to comforters $2.00 comforters $50 comforters comforters 0 comforters Your Credit ON THE COLUMBIA All of you have heard of the famous Yakima and Wenat- chee districts, where orchard- ists are becoming wealthy; where only a few years ago land could be had for a trifle; while statistics show this same land today brings the highest price of any land throughout the breadth of the country You failed to take advantage of that opportunity, which has gone beyond recall, but at Richland Where we have all the advan- tages of the aforesaid famous districts, we have at the same time advantages that neither of the above can ever possess; you have an opportunity to get in on the ground floor and ob- tain choice land as low as $125 an Acre Including perpetual water right, on the easiest of terms, Write or call for particulars. | | | | | Specially priced at $18.00. | | Whole Block Long See MAND-MAD SPRHOIALTY, Mme Paul Marathon |} Sunday at Dugdale’s park | St. Yves, Johnny Hayes, Tom Long gS | boat and others, the HACS A | ng att al The Raven prescription service “In the Land of Heart’s Delight” RICHLAND LAND COMPANY .... Downs Bldg., 709 Second Ave. 1023 Third Ave. iL WANT TO ) BUY, | | RENT OR EXCHANGE GASH | | REGISTERS? We are Independent dealora hana. | da, mew and second land you big money, UNDWALL CO, Seattle, Wash, means that the doctor’s skill In pre next races te Honri| mented by the one 1416 Second Av. soribing Is most efficiently supple ruggiet’s skill In compounding. RAVEN DRUG Co, in this timely at about ON An opportunity n penditures for the coming se: jew of the many values to comforters ike pte “315. 95 excetlent rocker tractive style picture: has e-shaped seat, large back arms; well constructed finished in quartered eeular riee very moda- ard $1.95 95 ex- rtable event blankets and 3S than regular + housewives, hotel. keepers a large part of their ex- son. We mention only a be found in the sale: trade HIRD I ave r for . for . for for. - 9S 14 i. 4 5 5 % 5 1.65 A.Y.-P. souvenir rug; made and sold exclu- sively by us; each $2.00 | Union | Savings & | Trust Co. | of Seattle Capital Surplus and undivided } profits . Don't be a drudge all your life. Don't always work for oth- ers. Work for somebody else || first, and get the training you | need, but plan to be your own master in time. To do that you will need money. Get it by sav- ing it. Put away some each week and let it accumulate. Let the interest compound twice a year. INTERCST 4] PER CENT Compounded Semi-Annually. JAMES D, HOGB, President. N. B. SOLNBR, Cashier DIRECTORS: Ferdinand echenlte, 3. man, A B. Stewart, C. ra Bobb, R. GC. McCormick, James D. Hoge. N. B. Solner, |f CORNER SECOND and CHERRY STREET Branches rd, Georgetown enton, 1 SAVE MONKY By having your den- with cheap but Tam EDWIN Untor Cherey MARTIN & CO. 1207 2nd Av. Opp, Hotel Savey. 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