The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 2, 1909, Page 5

THE STAR—TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1909 “HOT DOGS AND MUD!” ORDERED 1" - > ‘ i | ee ° 15 COLLEGE ARISTOCRATS | (£00 Mo :) | ae, unusual buffet opportunity— (f [ p hI if ( [ [ |ertowe rot colane sr aaa cK, Ares a ) || =this fine quartered oak buffet at the special fed ll IC y On eS joeamterneene. fet the. pro) Siuere, Spee 008 iss price of $21.75, upon terms of $1 down | Relutan hate, Accompanied by as many college and 50c a week! ; men the mareh began for sacred | : pepe a orth = ler Arpad \ ne Hieke's an opportunity quite out of the ordinary for Seattle home ’ Ae dete ee ae | tee . ubPishers, such a® could be extended only by the largest home Ps ind Tr tha ite teeth wtQishing store in Americal ? in Prizes wnd (he precipitate descent of eresates ' 7 my this in a fine, attrac ling fluffy ruffle girle and thelr] Fore—ce ’ : E : tive, quartered oak _ excorts 40 shocked the “dog cook ‘ . buffet, finely poli#h ° Prima Donna De- . that he was unable to do more than| py \tek ‘ 4 wel ~ ed, much more at a D gaze on them open mouthed, He} Loins, No. i, full eut a x LLP tractive than pleture Reported Engage- even forgot his famous welcoming | loins, No 1, cull tri “ shows; bas two . aid . bark,” Which for years had werved| Rite 7! Noo ¢ : palate swell - shaped top cS Claus Spreckels, him well as an advertisement for | « », fresh... sc ; drawers and top ts {Califor ia weres | Liver ‘ ; also odd | shaped. One $450 Piano. One $ 40 Guitar. : No Indios’ seate for us,” sald the} | “ution ! ; ps li ht One $300 Piano. One $ 25 Mandolin. ° pale : coeds, “we eat at the counter renee es ‘ mirror, o. Be r fy wanes mies.) What will It be?" gasped BUI 7 Vgeses! . - = Ww One $ 50 Violin. One $ 20 Banjo. ISCO, Nov ‘ “Dogs and coffec,” gleefully + Aang : . . a a ae el this element ras shouted a bright-eyed miss, & mem-| Dressed Hoge ? 4 win 250 copies of 60 and 60 cent sheet music, vocal and instrumental, ot to mar ! bere Trimmed Hides 7 J ‘pac ed in and-no as e of the university's most! joins end Shoulders ‘ . ‘ ) 260 Song Books with words and music if Y to America, | hay . 7 1 i yet Loin dioning my OK P Nook ’ : /S1 C r rae oi . “Wee 2 ea CAN YOU SOLVE IT? Mary Adele Case, a Leaf Lard nt tol Hams engagement to Piente Hams jr. the grands er Te Bottled Hare ar king Dried Reef puilllonaire sux tate . - ‘ | a cial caused a ser | < : p : . cl ‘of the youns ‘man’s ret] ; Hows. Tb vee J j the reported en | Lambe, ib ‘ . by Ny —this offer ts decoming 4 atri | Polbae pe time F Q } / and suburb |BILL, THE “HOT DOG MAN,” AND PEN PICTURE OF RECENT [oyster shetin, 1008, ton 20.00 , pH Pia ail only.) pal iticen ot tre 1 HAPPENINGS AT HIS “DOG WAGON.” clam Bhetie. 1908. 20-00 & sister of former Sec BERKELEY, Nov, 2.-—-Who says ;creseendoed tnquiringly. “You're | ‘ 4 the Navy Victor Metcalf. linat cotlege is are “finicky”; /in the wrong place, Ain't got it.”| ch Pos 96 showed a decided dis |inat they care ly for pink teas “% mud, though,” he added 5 be to discuss the pabil and lady htfully, after a pause 5 id the young Ask Bill, the “hot dog man.” an hour the elite sophomore regular price 64.75 ,,, | Bl and his “dog wagon,” near the class ate “dog” and swallowed the! is mitiad tanned ot fish to talk about this| Universite of Culitrala campus, |“mud," which tasted, after all, like| a Vernon tered here to of extra the present time, but It sre so well known locally a8 to be @ delicious mixture of Mocha and ‘ heavy conetruction: has Bad not to marry that I) classed almost as institutions, Af-)Java. Then they climbed down from | ™t. Vernon. five neatly turned jogs, " fo America. 1 have no! 15+ recent experiences, therefore, the litle high stools and struck off|y0°"vernon, “bbccane : exactly ike pteture: six aggh Or the neatest correct answer we will give absolutely free the mr: Om lata Gaamabaler “Se tua pletion te [00Wnr®. the dorority ‘houaaa’ teen] fete 3.32 Seas setenetin teerts a i |$760 player piano. All other prizes will be awarded in order of merit to WAFTY | judge somewhat as regards the but satisfied only as a good meal| Veed—selling Prices. istied in golden onk |by the Judges, who will be selected from the various newspapers T love my work | qualities of the dainty California hot dog” as the piece d’ re bal, ton operon oo@ ro irective dinth eo Where Sate pévertieing 16 cared. hate Gestation. WEl bs Hah te ay and with the success | oy ? sistance can satiafy | Bastern | Washington table. ond @ good pa ond : 4 jeach correct answer a check will be mailed to the contestant from have had tn France and Ene The members of this year’s soph First fom-e-uine artatocracy that! argimothy oog 25 he regular price of Jone of the many manufacturers of whom we putchase pianos. These one is we cod chee " » pa le e 7 ’ % “ ihe past year, | natu-|onore clase desired to make the ever struck the dog house,” eald| Are? say seas $8. $) specially | priced | checks will be made payable to the Lucore Piano Co., and when en s dorsed by you can be applied only on the purchase of any new plane Tam just beginning |sopnomore informal a fact aa well Hill slowly,as he began to clear| Eastern Washington week . in our house. Our one price system protects the piano buyers and en- career. Flattering op-|., 4 name. They succeeded! At away the dishes—all empt ouble compressed OR OR nn . Progr , —_ Oats, per ton... jables them to purchase an instrumeat at the lowest possible cash is have been of | the conclusion of the dance some oa ern Waa ed my ambition, which | on, suggested Bill, “the dog man. — S oppltiadrpegt price. We are today the World's Largest Exclusive Dealers in Pianos “iG strong, 's greater than | Ove) see sororities THE MARKETS | my ib eoge an a ¥. Jand {t {# now necessary for us to have two factories to supply the de- fie T intend to go 88| “Coffee! Coffee?’ Bill's vole aditng {mand for Lucore Pianos. A short time ago we supposed our Los po 1 4 co | Angeles factory would keep the demand supplied, but we have found ft an in music.” u rs . \ ; Phi would marriage interfere os ea tn mamma ph , totes rni ure HE} impossible, and within a short time our Chicago factory will be turning ambition to be recog } . ; + ' it) jout double the number made in our Southern California plant. The oe ven eee PEARY i gege Ay srack e ui . , ) |Lucore Plano has been acknowledged as the World's Greatest Piano a } f F en, Mani, ton. 86.00 Qt at a medium price. ” ., tolled Oate and Mar- ee wee Mins Case! WILL | OR. COOK i) me ley, mixed ’ 2 SEATTLE THE REASON FOR THIS GREAT PUBLICITY CONTEST. and Vratt—Selitee Prices. story has been published | Prices, unlens otherwiae Indiewted, voles, Jone + & Second Av. at Pine St. From the success obtained in the past by the assistance of the Spreckels’ oe ren oe | Siarpoancomaare we ee fowl grades, a fa vee 2.508 “tT manufacturers in an advertising way, we have used more than the engagement was broken.| WASHINGTON, Nov. 2. — That te ice : ppte é number of pianos agreed upon, Now we have interested other manu- ri SHINGTON, No | Butter Fat ‘ : I — facturers and with their assistance we now inaugurate the greatest at true? Commander Robert E. Peary reach: | Butter ranch ; . ' oon, ad contest ever held by any coneern, no matter where located. See that ae said Miss | od the North Pole {a the ut ous . 1 € ailec ce e PI * C Er, Spreckels’ fetber has | decision of the committee of the SE ; are tee tae | oe UOUY UUESERROAOLOOOAOSEOLEUUL TLUUUANGEANNAEETTUNAA Ty, | Soar ene sete mantle’ Bs once to the Plane Manufacturers’ Contest .. 4 t . . r . Manager. This contest will close yvember 15th at 6 p. m. All answers — to our ae National Geographical se fons, live. 2 ine. over : ornt ; : 0 must ch our store by that time. Be sure and write your name | coeeeeettoeeectneatermes plainly, using only one sheet of paper, and address the Piano Manu ler's claims. facturers’ Contest Manager, | The report {s being drawn up today nd will be submitted to the m ttee on research tomor row. At that thne it will be for home of Henry Ja-| matiy adopted by. the and | man, was robbed | Oui lichs ed ities by two men | PU Oar The theft has been| trent of th ie. : she police and Jagels | Peary will start on a | : | The finding of the society is on >. tirely separate from the Cook con ee Meters. Augusta F.|iroversy, and the society will ne fod gener pong re attempt to decide which reached| . not touch or heal| ‘ is deme by Gale _ the chureb. | F “ sec STATE NEWS WIREL TELEGRAPHY 1ts]ing an tminenge field for a new Mexico—John C saint jmentioned in almost every publi-|indastry which means economic i ihe Ametionn |eation of today, and enters into|freedom and prosperity for fand grand master of the Snohomish—Mrs. 1 Tamlin Elwell, | universal conversation; yet how | thousands ‘ a Valle de Mexico, A., Pioneer resident and mother of few really know what {t is or what| The national Institute of " died yesterday, due to | Arthur gE ell, the vaudeville sing-;its growth signifies, The average | Wireless raphy of Seattle, 1 bver an earthquake | ¢T of Seattle, died yesterday. |man, however, t¥ interested, if not| 8. A., offers training to all who are Boraine, led with fascinated. and he is beginning to|awake to the opportunities now _— | Everett—Cashier Lyon of the feel that the Wireless Telegraph is|open for competent Wireleas Tele of Comm » has received |; ermanent feature of civilization graph 0; ators, In both the Gov Coban creag | # gold watch from a casualty com-| Some are beginning to grasp the ament and Commercial service etsy. both any, In recognition of his t € fact of Its world-wide range and to if in ted please investigate time to President Bank of Com ‘obbe realize that there is no corner of etic Local elections | 4 6 the earth exempt from the play pality |and passage of its Ethereal Waves. |'NTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF Kalama—-The Willard Case Lum ernment’s action in-en,| WIRELESS TELEQRAPHY which has just ic t phy ec White onic tal Arcade, or, Ore., ata d with the t f Seattle, U. S. A. yesterday. They will use a}Commercial co! ‘, are crea Phone, Main 6920. ow of 100. ee pointed to investigate the explor QU MMT a 4. BRIDGE & rn ee Clothiers on the Coast. -_ RAINY-WEATHER CLOTHING A. Bridge Store has the largest line of Cravenettes and Raincoats it has ever shown in Seattle. The Coats are made up in all the popular styles and thor- oughly cravenetted, and we guarantee them to be waterproof. THE NEW MILITARY OR AUTO- COLLAR is here on the long Coats in tan, black or stripe, at a popular range of prices, with a fine selection at........ pvt yvenni ntti NS 419-21 Union St. 928-30 “C” St. Seattle, Wash. Tacoma, Wash. Stores In alf important cities of efg ht Pacific Coast States. AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. | Moore Theatre *%iUX,cor LOIS THEATRE Beattie's Lead! ; Phones: Sunset, Main 1304; Ind. Tonight ate, T day and an4 Baturda Ninth Wee 7 awrence Cohan d Morris Present ayers, in Great | VICTOR MOORE és ala < 1 Wea- PANTAGES THEATRE “UNRQUALED VAUDEVILLE.” THE GRAND sayy Cone, Latah ae 3, Te A Captain. Stonewall ee ee psi Jarvis, Monn and Jurenda; 6 2d Gig Week en, Ardith and Ardmore: ¥ Necessitated Harvey & Co. Swift and Casey; | Glew Bert. Washington—Lt. Col. Stephen V Foote was yesterday assigned to om nd Fort Casey, Wash. Mi nots oe pSMartly Tailored Suits irony the excitement 4 foot here to secure a Hghthouse PB nde om the goveramont saverve hore Mf SPECIALLY PRICED FOR WEDNESDAY —By the— HNORMOUS SECC John EF. Young ©. | Attention, GIRLS — FUN 5 gous wo.| Merchants You will be interested to know Mar declare it ta badly = Our strictly man-tailored Suits are Members of t Olympia—Twenty-five teach made in the very best styles—every one Wore found in| who have nc 4 their lette “im is well-fi r—in fac “2 mrt the home at Harper | recommendati Pact etent shot of them is well-fitt in fact, we guar 7a howe Was destro the Dent law, have beer antee youa perfect fit, and we pride “ Police bell to | ne d that they have but two » i alle a o go Madruple murder eks to comply or lose their cer es that no Suit is all ywed to g ‘ out from this store unless we are satis City-—Miore than $5 ME abate banka} ¢ ¥ ai ‘nae aun fied that it comes up to all the require law sent citizens to tell me ments of an up-to-date, high-grade, cus in paying th yy do not want me as mayor, I \ t ‘ t c . . < ade garment. mt te insolvent Co will step down and out, but I won't ym-made ga company. More | surrender to the saloon on and . For tomorrow's sale we have specially un- ee nePonits ains the gang,” said Mayor , der-priced our regular $35.00 Suits. The ma- Bets in co day, aroused to anger over the terials are Chiffon Broadcloth, English Whip- i }recall petitions ‘being: circulated, , cord Serge, Wide-Wale Diagonals and Novelty Suitings. These superbly tailored Suits have 48-inch long coats and full-plaited skirts, made in the new knee-flounce effect, All the new pastel shades—blue, green, brown, ashes of roses, hat we have more safes and vaults toes Ge il tack maa” in daily use than all other manufao- turers combined. We guarantee our safes and ALHAMBRA THEATRE |! vauits to be superior to all others. Russell & Drew, Managers. ! i Ind, 28 Purcell Safe Co., 312 Occidental av., agents for Herring-Hall-Marvin Safe Co., manufacturers of the gen- uine Hall Safe & Lock Co.'s safes and vaults. | Seattle Theatre Russell & I w, Mere. Both Ph . Bridge $1 5 Suit till the favorite with those who desire a Fall and Winter Suit made up with all the ay and go of a higher priced garment. 15 great selection of styles at.sccccsssceeee fais Fesler Annex Is a“ »wing some fine suits for men and young men, A. Bridge & Co. Largest Clothiers on the Coast First and Yesler—TWO ENTRANCES—first and Yesler YOU WILL SAVE MONEY pur den- “@one while 1 war is oa, combing dollars a dol- Nights 15¢ to & i i you save a Matinoes c 260. m your dental wistaria and black Specially priced for Wednesday, $25.00 1] New Long Capes Specially Priced s s the Use of Waiting? A heat, ” line the 0 lish new ife without music is bread without butter. ! Capes will be on sale tomorrow at a spe hin of the delicious melody, the sweet old cially reduced price. Some of them are 8, the Stirring band, orchestra and grand- t made in military effect, trimmed with Music that might be trickling into your ! braid and. buttons; others in Napoleon day after day. 2 style. you go without a Victor in your home | A The colors are the most-sought-for this sea- ig.’ y son, including Heather Mixtures, Blue and Ou don’t Nea ae . Black, These Capes are lined with red and Oto $208” We will sell you a Victor ie green and sold everywhere at $19.50, Our reg- ) on easy payments that you | ular price is $17.00, but for Wednesday we have ever mind. Come in and see us about it. | underpriced them to $15.00. Prtghaon rests Coan pears ue MIM (——“Geaconawe GoATeriyW Langu VARIGTO OF COL ann an cS ns aa oe | ORS AND STYLES; SIZES FROM THREE TO TWELVE ; YOUR EYES are your most im- Planon, | portant asset | YEARS; RANGING IN PRICE FROM $3.00 TO $8.60. . FARE ABROK ee opondie on — = e with : - but “I Phones 5108, very best work for he arged by the soclety tists, who have for years been using sir dental law to drive out of ness because I char reason- arantee my work, and adver- all of which Is aguinet thelr 100, 2 50c, Nights, Te | PDWIN J. BROWN 18 Ist av jon Block between Columbia ry Open evening ntil 9, und Sundays until 6, for people who Hymer & Co uffin Redeay Trou Co.—Vittoria & Gior Chassino~-Hopkins mamma nnn |tirely on how well I care for your | | Bankru t Salle [ff mnustsrsieneetsis sn f[ 95% Sats sot ation! Cade 211 MacPherson - Gray Co | Bete pay pei | eet oad (MA re re Ae Pacttic Const. Main 3604—Pike St., Near Second Av.—Ind, 3471 H Ne ate ty aon Mc dat || Pe AR ‘anal Minin. 1414 Second Av, over 424-—PHKB ST.—424,