The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 19, 1909, Page 5

Auspices Ladies ,son’s First Concert POLYCAMOUS MEN BARRED ® | IMMIGRANTS TURNED BAcK| Friday Afternoon | secause THEY WANT At 2:30 MANY WIVES. October 22d : . | Heoause * Musical Club MOORE THEATRE several of them express od a belief in polygamy, and be equipped financtally, nine Hindna party of 11, who arrived on the Shinano Maru, have here : ? F oe refised admission te the Unftod Siaieg. hy the local immi fRration authorities, The her two t {Were admitidd,.This is the second | lot of East Tndiaus who have been {turned back, recently oot of a as & result of Lats Dea: © Soprano of | Melh confessions that they consid fig bcos prano. Of | ered two or th wives greatly the Metropolitan and | preferable to one, a party of about Manhattan Opera Houses | 16 having been sent back to their native land about three weeks ago on the game count The nine brown men who have just been refused permission to en tor the United States have the priv flege of appealing to the secretary jot the department at Washington | D.C, and ft tarsaid they all intend |to do so They will be detalned [here until the result of this appeal jis made known According to Inspector Lynch Magdalene [rho i the cing head of the tonal Worden spector J. H. Sargent, these two The Eminent —ASSISTED BY— Marie Nichols The Talented Violinist AND- parties are the first of the Hindus to apply here direct from the Orient. Many haMreds of them he states, have migrated from th India homes to Canada, whence a large proportion of them have come to the United States, but for some reason they have never be. fore taken direct passage to Seat tle. It is beliewed that these two parties are feeling the way for a greater number, who may be ox pected to appear here later if all xoes well with these, From th present showing, however, all is not going well with these early comers Pianist The Chickering Piano Will Be Used The above of their choi ve selected the Chickering or this forthcoming concert ve instrument that will be is the magnificent q ncert Grand select ed for A.-Y.-P. Exposi tion Auditorium ; and by Ex- ve Appointment desig- nated the Official Piano of the Exposition. To po@sess a Chickering is to have the Workl’s Best Piano distinguished tists own the ee ee ee WOMEN ARE SLOW. * SPOKANE, Wash., Oct. 18. ® * * Woman's suffrage parently does not appeal strongly to the women of thin city as there are only 20 registrations of wour en on the elty’a rolld today out of 16,000. istered women school teachers. bales change nian erred . + : ry Thirteen of the reg. ® Chickering Uprights and votera ‘are *| Grands sold exclusively by Gaaeaeaawexs EILERS Alcoholic tones destroy batr and | scalp. Leary’s nonalcoholic com- MUSIC = pownd gives lite: cures dandruff, | BUILDING itching, falling hair, grayness and baldness. Ab Gruggists aud bar. bers. oy SHAFER BROS.—Not Only Lorgest_ But Best Kuppenheimer Overcoats ' $15.00 Suits in the Arcade Annex Are Alto- are selling these handsome Suits for men at a very re- Price concession in order to popularize this particular corner on First Avenue. back of the Second Avenue Store and connected by y—entrance from either street-—find ee ee eee, . eer es Suits and Quercoatitesthe Largest Stock Stits in all the popular | Boys’ Overcoats and Reefers, Buster Brown, Sailor Norfolk and Derby al sizes from 2% to cial value $3. 50 reat $4.00, $5.00 and on males Clothes on young fellows. Handgomest fabrics, styles, largest « etock, $15.00 to $25.00. SHAFER BROS. . Arcade ond Arcade Annex HI for Men at Shafer’s The Shafer Store is the exclusive dis- tributer for the famous Kuppenheimer Suits, Overcoats and Raincoats—-and Kuppen- | heimer Clothing is finest in style, fabrics and | value. Tomorrow we offer a,splendid collec- tion of Raincoats and Overcoats at a spe- cially attractive price. Plain and fancy‘ fabrics, tweeds, worsteds, homespuns, in | gray, navy, brown and black. . Naval and military collar effects. Special at $20.00 gether Unequaled $15.00 in the Northwest plain and fancy fabrics, light, medium and heavy weights. All sizes from 2¥, to 16, at. $5. 00 Others from as little as $3.50 and on to $15.00. First and *| Onieraty Whole Block Long | distreas, THE STAR—TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 19 GOLDEN HAIRED GIANT STALKS ABOUT STREETS Crowds Follow Man Who Thinks That He Is a Sec Hut to wiry -| StorlyZhived in Soatt night. fr New York the crow ond Christ Come to creeping around the de . : time, bargained with hot Earth Again. for & place to wl were few and uttered in abstraction He chose t With slow and stately tread Hen hote 02 Second rong ry Bte who claims to be the re registered in an inaccura incarnation of Jesua Christ, stalked and. He went tmmadia the atreeta of Seattle today, fol T° rei : 2 OF ama hand grip, his tw & Raping throng, the ‘all: and a cane wat of whom did not reach to his! At moon today he ap shoulder Union st,, evidently bent Hie great height, long flaxen hair his the con ventional pletares of the Christ and bushy | striking ard gave resemblance to resemblance that stor th however, for Sterly's expression | one of supreme contempt for the multitude that la attracted by uncanny appearance His look straight forward everything, He ts ike a man | towering above the rest of hum ity in and thought. ing. All attempts to talk to him a his one, n physique An Unhuman warded off with indifference. He shut off all conversation. It doesn't even take the trouble to be as if the meal were betn’ annoyed’ at impertinence The the presence of the dew slowness of bia mi 4 creepy sensation tn the beholder He ts like letsurely moneter progressing with a hateful deliber Stivenoss, He assists himself with & pair of crutches, but shows nc signs of lameness, Rather he ap pears to be physteally the measured carefalness of a con. valescent. His progress through the streets was followed by a mor bid. on hie “bag” the adve og that must have reached his face & he a unseeing of ements causes weak, with irreverent mob, who speculated of the probability of achome tn volces something to eat, The cur shoved up close to his or looked neither to the left At Union and cromed to Walker's ca! to the far end of the lunch counter, | He scanned it In a detac # a way, and then ordered beef Me declined to He ate m vacant stare | Quiet in R ure His presence in the lun one felt uncomfortable no eating with pleasure f ence of this ghostly ma crowd packed dense abo » dow until the proprietor » drove them away When he Sterly made his way to t paid his cheek with eyes ) and moved out, where quickly surged about more hair is brushed to a gol Hie ¢ lothing in well w ENDS MISERY FROM. BAGKACHE AND OUT-OF-ORDER KIDNEYS. The most offecdve way to cure backac | trouble. | Pape’s Diuretic You will distinctly feel that your | kidneys and urinary orgaita are be jing cleaned, healed and vitalized, jand all the miserable symptoms, such as backache, headache, ner yousness, rheumatiom and darting pains, inflamed or swollen eyelids irritability plewanens, OF sup pressed, painful or frequent arina tiom. (especially at night) and other leaving after taking the firat few doses The moment you suspect any kid | ney or urinary disorder, or rheuma tosm, preparation as directed, with the! knowledge that the medicine, at begin taking this harmless ore is bo other | any price, made any Diagonal Suits These Suits are extremely sty ly fashioned throughout. Coats jong and full Skinner satin bin fancy plaited in the Moyen Age $40.00. Other exceedingly attractive nish mixtures. satin lined coats, nish effects. Buy the Easy Prices $28.60 up. venlence of our method. us, WE TREAT YOU RIGHT. 1332-34 Second newced DIAMONDS Diamond re a good invest men 1 them on weekly orl pian. Sterling Jewelry Co. Room 117 705 Wient Av. and harmlens and regulate * | out-of-order kidneys, or end bladder is to take several doses of TODAY'S STYLES TODAY . Faultlessly Tailored serges and homespuns, with full fancy plaited skirts and man Pay 4 little down and a little at a time, the best way, because it is the easiest, Try it You will be surprised at the simplicity and con Open an account with where in the world. effect so thorough and cure as,a fiftycent tre Pape’s Diuretic, which gist can supply and stood staring into the until his food waa set befo Sterly is scrupulously clean 109, d did not lé Sunday and after pot for a el runnerg His a voice he Pac tthe where he te childish fely to his words His baggage consisted of a| peared op on getting foun crowd utches, but right por Fourth he fe. Going he stood in haughty silence until! & waiter handed him a bill of fare ed wort of some roast be seated, mirror him. hanieally, with the same nt. ch counter was & eaten in d, Every Ther in the pre n, but the it the win in wrath had finished his meal he cashier, | in the atr| the crowd him Hb den sheen which will) prompt a eatment of | any drug Your physiclan, pharmactat, bank er or aly merc tell you*that Pape, Th Pape, of Cincinnati, f* a responsible medicine con antile agency will ompson & large and cern, thor oughly worthy of your confidence. Don't Be wmiserable or worried an other moment with « lame back or clogged, der misery etart taking Pape's Diare a few days you feel and inmetive kidneys or blad- All this goes after you tic, and in know that your kideepa, itver and urinary aye tom are healthy, clear? ar and all danger passed. “y-cont treatment—from Accept only Pape s Diuretic ad normal, any drug | atore—anywhere in the world, Serge lish and smert are 64 Inches Skirta are effect, Special ed. values in man- Way It is EASTERN OUTFITTING CO., INC. 209 _ Street BROKERS Quick, Conventept, A Trial Wik SEATTLE LIGH 1314 Fourth Ave, Fourt Henry & Bide, Phongat E Business Bringers. Star classified a séil_real estate, etc. Will Do Anything In the Way of COOKING Clean and Economical, Meno You, @ COMPARY, ‘3 University. Me 78) Ind, O72. DOWNING, HOPKINS & RYER, tna | (Betablished 1899) Mocks, Grain and Provisions. once | ‘| still more business from going to fit. | His outward appearance ts that of ® careful man with no money to waste Who ts he “What ta he? "What's his game?” Thousands | anked these questions te but] the Inscrutable giant disdained to | answer | PROFITS. $121,556.47 ‘CASH DIVIDENDS 55 PER iy nine | Oth, more chapter to a| story of the re! the North-| Ansociation of | This is the rec months, ending & and adds most intere markable | western | thia city, rd for slember one ting record of atual Fire hown by its quarterly } report After paying this dividend | Jof 55 per cent to its policy holders} jon thelr annual payment dwelling |policies there remained $40,882.63 | of undivided profita to be added to} ite cash surplus Dwellings have long been recog nized as the cream of the insurance | |buainess, and most con de-| pend on dwelling premiums to| help pay the losses on mor | ous property. This company places | dwellings and contents in a class} |by themselves so at ite polley holders ive the benefit of the low loss ratio sustained The company has no capital stock, but in addition to paying ite dividends of 65 per cent has aceu mulated cash and securities to the amount of $223,081.08, or @ sum equal to four times the amount | necessary to carry its policies to expiration based on its past elght| |years’ experience, These accumu iations are owned entirely by its! policy holders, and thus gives them | lxecurity of four times the needed | jamount and also gives them a non assessable policy An enviable reputation for the prompt payment of losses has been lestablished, it having paid over 1,200 losses in an average time of | jonly three days between receipt of | jproof and date of payment Of the two thousand mutual) companies tn the Uni this company in eight years has already State become one of the sixty-three | strongest, and the average age of the others of equal jfifty-five years j The profits to policy holders, which to this date amount to $691, 021.06, represent only a part of the actual service ft bas rendered to the ple of the Northwest. One| lof the great benefits has been tn |forcing other companies to lower! their rates {n the effort to hold) jtheir business. The official report lof the inaurance department of |Washington for the last year}! fiustrates this, It shows that the lone hundred and twenty stock companies doing buliness in the jatate wrote $2,000,000 more thas | for the preceding year, white the | Northwestern Mutual wrote $4,000, 000 more, thas gaining twice as) {much as the entire one hundred jand twenty other companies. It is j#ignificant to note that to keep the Northwestern these stock | jeompanies so reduced thelr rates | that thelr premium receipts were | a half million dollars lees than for the preceding year, to the benefit of the property owners od Savings & Trust Co. of Seattle CMM oir os . $300,000 Surplus and undivided profits see» 40,000 While we naturally wish to make a reasonable profit for ourselves, we are willing to share our earnings with you. We feel that we can afford to do it. Will you be our partner? INTEREST 4§ PER Cent Compounded Semi-Annually. j JAMES D. HOGH, President | N. B. SOLNER, Cashier DIRECTORS: Ferdinand Schmits, J. D. Low- man, A. B Stewart, C. H. Bebb, R. C MeCormick, James D. Hoge. N. B. Soiner. CORNER SECOND and CHGRRY STREET Branches at Batinrd, Georgetown and Renton SIMPLE WASH CURES ECZEMA Why Salves Fall While a Simple Liquid Has Accomplished Thousands of Cures. thoroughly established best medical authorities Tt i ne among the }that eczema is purely a skin dis joase, due to a germ, and curable lonly through the skin. It ts not a | bloof disease at all; in fact, thou-| sands of people suffer with skin }disease and are perfectly healthy otherwise, and thereby they have no diseased blood. Smeary salves cannot reach the germs because they do not pene- | trate the skin, The°only way to] reach the germs is by means of a penetrating liquid Such a Hquid can be obtained by simply mixing ordinary oll of win- tergreen with thymol, glycerine and other healing agents, This com: pognd, known as D. D. D. Preserip tion, stops the itch instantly--and the cures all appear to be perma nent, In fact, it took thousands of cures, case after case, before the best scientific authorities were con vinceg of the absolute merit of this femedy, D. D. D. Prescription kills the gorms in the {tcbing skin. A ae “44 seen within one oes waatty irst application, hig Be eclally * reoorkrend D, D, D, Soap fi connectl, o Ay the treatment, uaker » 1013 Firs 406 Pine “ae prove ay, every member of the family is interested in our girls’ contest— -we have arranged our contest this year to give more ment and pleasure to our thousands girl friends, and we want urely to enter than usual en of little come at once ar 7] » girl living in Seattle or suburb: r, can enter) ; friends (any lit 14 years old or un see the beautiful prize to be awarded COME TOMORROW SURE AND ENTER THE CONTEST Wn $1 down—$1 a week buys an EMPRESS GU. HEATER— EMPRESS GRAND OAK Heater— 4 good grade heater for coal and wood; well constructed and made absolutely gas-tight; has nickel foot rails, nickel swing top, nickel top ring, nickel urn and nickel screw drafts; a very satis- factory heater in every’ respect; in three sizes as follows: No. 11 has 11-inch 13 has 13-inch firepot; price No firepot ; price 8.50 firepot; price high chair R9c— regular price $1.25 seeeeneey $4.50 and $5.00 portieres for $3.25 ~heavy tapestry curtains —a splendid little 4 good colors and de- high chair, with signs; handsomely dyop-over table, fringed top and bot- same as ple tom; the regular prices ture; hard. are $4.50 and $5.00, wood, finished the showing includes in golden oak;)° all the fringed portieres solid seat; reg at these prices we car- ular price ry in stock; as an un $1.25; specially priced for the usual offering at the beginning of the por- week— Uere season you can have the unrestricted 89c Seas See yrniture ad Avani at Pine Strest Leave Seattle—0:35 (except Sun- *6:30, 10e, 11:30 a. m., 110, 2:30, 4:00, *1I5 p.m. Thursday and Saturday only 11:30 m. Time of 8%. HL B. Kennedy, tast- mer on this Coast, in’ black Leave Bremerton for Senttle— Sith, 10:25, 4105 m., 9145, 5115.) pare, SOc re 6:00 p. m. Children *Boats stop at Pleasant Beach. | half fare. Phones: Ind. 728; Matn ~EVERETT AND EDMONDS — Three round trips dally attle at 7 a. m., Sunday, Leave Se- 12 m. and & p. leave Seattle at 7:30 a. m., Ui 15 p.m Leave verett at 2:2 B mand is p.m. Ba Bvenett st 2:6 6. m. TAS p. p. m. and wie fave to Snohomish $1.00. Roung’ frp $1.40. Steamer Telegraph. Phones—Sunset, M ‘olman dock. in 3993; Ind. 736. Tamale Grotto And Factory, 1425 4th Ay, Open from 11:20 a. m, to 1 a, m. Special Noonday Combination— 200, Be and She. INSIST ON A NEW YORK w LUNCH and avoid inferior tm! tons. Deltvered at your place businegs without extra cost; 100 and Ihe each Ring up A 3615 or Main 1830, CAFE & GRILL Prompt delivery assured. FIRST AND MADISON, Hy pOne, tris one test. Goodbye to yi the rest AL SIERSSE| Main office OLD HATS All kinds, dyed, cleaned, redlock- ed and retrimmed aevcording to the latest’ models The Newport 219 Marion t. HAND-MADE HAUS A SPECIALTY, Mme Paul | EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY, — | Third Postofftice. Ave. Ind. New “1808. aan Opp Phe WALLEABLE RANGES) te raven. orosorpton service of every | means that the doctor's skill In pre penaie stove| scribing Is most efficiently supple Porne nF URN TURD mented by the druggist’e skill in ves You 30 per cont.| compounding. RAVEN DRUG CO, Waldor! ety Pike 8¢,| 1416 Becond Av.