The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 6, 1909, Page 5

WIRELESS OPERATORSIWARRING IN N DEMAND THE CABINET wacancles for every << WIRELESS perator, who can ‘ to enter Into a -guiscaradio - _geninited pdssibilities—« he will be assure BITTER FEUD ON BETWEEN LLOYD-GEORGE AND TELEGRAPHY ts JOHN BURNS, easy to learn by the “I, I. of W. T. practical and simplified ! methods of field | System (By United Press) tuition at}, LONDON, Nov. 6.—The rank and jfile of the Hberal party in the house of commons, which last night personal small cost Open day and evening, Juecrative pe 2 a m. to 6:30 p,m passed the budget by a vot ft = tud N to 149, today are deeply incensed af to travel and study fen and women who have alat the action of the Irish national js wanted fs mon who can future—INVESTIGATE, fate tn failing to vote on the bill The liberals expected their sup port, in view of the fiscal conces: stons to Ireland for which the bill provided. The liberals declare that the Irish home rule movement need Operator K RECORDS, as je doing this trip of tt Mail Liner “Korea INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY. ua gre others Just as capable hot expect any further support ad trouble is they are| 105 Arcade of the White Bidg.,|fom them, big opportunities pass Seattle, Wash, Hatred Intense. LONDON, Nov, 6.—That a bitter feud had developed between Chan: cellor of the Kxchequer David Lioyd-George and President John Burns vf the local government board, two of the strongest men in the Bnglish cabinet, is beginning to leak out in London. The hatred that existe between the pair ia so flerce that they have not spoken WI] acre yy 0 Phone Main 6920. F al boy, Burns an engineer. They worked themselves to the top of the ladder by tireless determina tion, and the very qualities which enabled them to do so seem to have been the ones which rendered impossible for them to agree in po sitions where their duties some what overlapped Budget Caused Break. Even before the pending much- debated budget was introduced in parliament, there was never more erican Cafe Fourth and Pike, on the Bovievard. A LUSCIOUS MORSEL for the appetite can always be procured at the American. If your appetite has Become co- quettioh we will serve you @ ten- | der, julcy steak, with a sauce | Tver SFSe that you could eat your grand- || than @ formal politeness between mother with (as a French eptcure |/them. It was the budget which said), a broiled chicken or dainty |/caused the open breach. Lioyd- spring lamb chops that will make your mouth water. You can eat in comfort the choicest prepared | dishes at The American. | Music Every Evening from 6:30 | to 12:30, Including Sunday. AVE YOUR SUNDAY DINNER AT THOMPSON’S ares se ant. In many Many choice meats to ct from, including fine corn-fed turkey, [| Provisions the bill ts admittedly choicest milk-fed chickens and the best meats that can be |f/*ocialistic, and so t# John Burns. Popular Prices. if The land tax clanse, tn particular |fj he has always favored. To every jf) One's amazement he bas maintain | George, as ite author; had provided for various purely local taxes and/| reson oer of rating. the special assessment system i# called fn England result involved some interference | with Burne’ department, and he/ was prompt to resent it Burne Socialistic. barrassing to the cabinet, much as everyone had supposed Burns would be one of the warm-/ ost supportera of Lioyd-George's! e4 absolute silence. This silence. Case for Diplomacy. | Present indications are that the) will be solved by & resort plomatic methods. Burne’ sal jary as president of the local gov ernment board ts $10,000 yearly. | The plan ts to make bim chairman of the Port of London corporation, | at a stipend of $30,000. A less unyielding man will then be chosen} for the presidency of the local gov-| lernment board, and Premier As-| |quith will again have a united of ficial family If Not, Why Not? It’s the Best in the City Between Pike and Union “Sinile awhile, and after a while angther smiles.” he smile of solid satisfaction will be yours if you t dinner at the Chicago C Like It in Seattle. CAUGHT ON. OLD GAME Marion Barnet reported to th police today that he had been buncoed out of $15 at the King ot station by two men working the old “| Tamate Grotto one we tis “adh gp ‘Be, Be a The | general The situation js particularly em-|The se ina®| been sugKested as a good tim TH MUTO DEALERS." FAVOR, ASSN. LOCAL TRADE CONFIDENT THAT AUTOMOBILE A880. {ng motor club, on the Mnes laid formed Seattle Automobile Associa tlon, will do. much for the auto fame in Seattle ness and a sporting ai When the new associa down to work, and when ite projects are realized. ence on motoring in Seattle, and tn fact on the entire northwest, sure to be felt The Beattie Automobile Associa tion will in no way conflict with or work againet the present organ Apoint wots ome of jt one another for nearly six|!##tlon, the Beattie Automobile club, months In fact, several of the most prom! 3 George and Burne appear to|/B¢8t and active members of the . be naturally antagonistic. Hoth| lub are prime movers in the new E tarted in life at the bottom of | S#sociation. The Automobile Club, the ladder, Lioyd a mine| While it has never taken a very active part in ke motoring, has supplied official sanction for sev eral events brought off in Seattle, notably the ocean to ocean race for | the Guggenheim trophy, and has! acted a8 & convenient figurebead on more than one occasion. The |Seattio Automobile Club never aimed to & business institution or to represent the interests of the trade in any way, and the forme tion of a dealers’ association will fill @ long felt want It is expected that the new asso elation will at once take up the Proposition of an automobile show for Seattle during the winter. Such | an undertaking, run along the Iines | ines of the New York show, would for pumerous changes in methods|be a big boost for the trade here. and would prove interesting to the public as weil Beveral propositions have already been organization, and it is probable that some definite arrangements will be made within the next fow woeks. week in January has or an auto show here, and probabi this will be about the date with mately chosen. ANDERSON CARRIAGE CO. BUYS NEW PLANT Amnsa Caf d Bak under the circumstances, was so aot ae ! ip n’s e an e | surprising as to amount practical-| “anges : SECOND AVE. AND MARION 8 |ly to @ political scandal, but until | ate FE oso Seeks hn ceed just now it has not been generally |‘? gr mtg — ae | understood. |pany intended to Invade the eleo trie feild on a colossal scale hy | been set at reat by the close of the negotiations Which eave rise to these reports. For several woeks a deal has been pending between the Elwell Parker Electric company of Cleve jland, and the Anderson Carriage | Company” of Detroit, makers of the Detroit Blectrice. W. C. Anderson, president of the) Anderson Carriage Company, has announced that the negotiations have been consummated, and the Klwell Parker company absorbed the Anderson company of Detrott | The sal which involves prac-| tleally bi & million dollars, does not involve the removal of the El well Parker plant, but on the con-| trary contemplates the pronounced | extension and development of the | present operations. The acquirement of the Cleve land plant by the Detroit company ie sald to presage the manufacture | —— up aS bill, $18 | ot electric carriages, taxicabs, de deen’ oF 3 Ps: + oy wf es ‘Det put UO the! very wagons and trucks on A neale alias, or ic $16 and new friend and express | which will, in a modified degree Gustness without extra’ cost ite asl | ™** it rival the large production in the | ——————— pag ag gasoline field THIS MAGAZINE IS. GOOD BOOSTER That Pacific Northwest com merce in the medium for sustaining the admirable publicity campalgn Ring up A 3418 of Main 1820. Prompt Gelivery assured. One trial, one test, Goodbye te the RAD | Main office. 319 Marion strect office. 219 Marion street ‘ae 7 Merchants You will be interested to know that we have more safes and vaults started by the Alaska-Yukon-Pa-| olfic exposition is evident from al glance through the table of con-| tents for the November issue of the | Seattle Chamber of Commerce! The November iasue might al most be called an Eastern Waash- ington number, for the title page indicates that the Spokane Apple} Show and the Wal Walla Com mercial Club are featured. Both| articles are contributed by authori. | tien on the respective subjects. Of| more than passing interest is a dis cussion of “The Commercial Value in dally use than all other manufac turers combined. jaaid Mr. “We are strong in the conviction that the electric braneh of the oes mobile industry is merely at dawn of ite growth and prektnesa® Anderson The capital stock of the Ander son Carriage Company has been in creased from $500,000 to $1,000, 000 MAXWELL-BRISCO CO. JOINS A. L. A. M. The Maxwell-Briscoe Motor com pany, of Tarrytown, N. Y., which was recently admitted to member ship in the Assoctation of Licensed Automobile Manufacturers, was or ganized in 1904 Mr. Maxwell built the first Max well car in Detroit in 1903, in part nership with Mr, Benjamin Briscoe | We guarantee our safes and) ir 'the A-Y.P. Livestock Show to|The company’s plant was then vaults fo be superior to all others.|the Northwest,” by Joel Shomaker,|moved to Tarrytown, N. Y., where P aude os Pom saat bata the factory of the Mobile Co. of two| Puree Safe Co, $18 Oocidental America was occupled under a buy |@¥. agents for Herring-Hall-Marvin The lease option, the ,porchase option sways get : being availed of the first year ae DD cive the} ee nr te om At first there were produced run abd a little added, pur wine Hall Safe & Lock Co.'s sates M abouts and touring cars with a ME Kive does not attect | and vs horizontally opposed engine under ie the least. This ( Te the hood; to these models there ing kind, givi EE: :* 7 ee have been added tn recent years Retirety tree. ° runaboute and touring cars with ey Is My Specialty four-cylinder engines Honesty and good work have won me my great success. 5,000 cases successfully treated jin Seattie and this state in my past 3% years’ practice. 20 years’ prac |tical experience as an eye special |ist.- Graduate of the best colleges lin Germany and America. ‘Treat Lady Wellington | Ameria. Lump |to selence. Most difficult cases my specialty, Offices equipped | with the best modern instruments. Now $5.50 Per Tom fir ser. soars toctrumeate Ind, 1 0 Main 6260—Phones SHREN & BA Tatlors and Men's Furnishers, 1107 Pike Street Between Boren and Minor A BAD SMASH | Mendington’s Reliable H | Shop, situated one block north of . . jot the eyé; furnished most lux-| the pew Westlake Market, on Sixth ‘Ey at bunkers jurlously—finest on the entire Palay, and which has established a . whe yr sing nee og wn Mlreputation for quick repairs to If your dealer does not have Eitifically. Most reasonable prices. |irunks, grips, furniture, ete, is deniers nana | it, phone Latimer Wallace Co. |All work guaranteed, Consultation | sti) mending bad smashes at’ rea poens? +24 FT independent 6040; Sunset Main ff free sonable rates, Phone Ind, 3735 040. General office, 401 Hinckley Bik. Dr. F. W. Dickey German-American Eyesight Specialiat. 204-206 People’s Bank Building. Corner Second and Pike, hours 9 4. to 6 p. m; yO a. m,.to 14°%m.; evenings 6490, apasyunent one, Mala The Raven prescription service means that the doctor’s skill In pre scribing Is most efficiently supple mented by the drugglet’s skill In compounding, RAVEN DRUG bed sun 1416 Becond Av, # “ph, 82 An expert on English and side sad dies employed, DOWNING: HOPKINS @ HYER, tne (Wetablished 1893) BROKERS Stocks, @ ona oth Phonte 919, Private Wires 904-905-006 Alnsks widg. ee CIATION WILL DO GOOD! The organization of « hard-boost: | down by the men behind the newly | both from a bust} ite influ: | made to the men behind the new/ §TAR—SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1909 5 ° THE DOLLARS OF DIFFERENCE Electricity . Cleanliness OT os voc cuss CE caveccece Economy ... Independence Luxury ..... Gasoline .... EE eee Tire Expense .. Repairs ..... Chauffeur ..... Police Fines ...... | A car load of the 1910 model of the Reo cars will arrive in Se. | attle for the H. H. Heinzerling @ Co. garage the middle of the month, A reception will be held upon their arrival at the Reo Sra wilh on Broadway GETTING READY FOR Total for month . $25.00 Arrange for a Demonstration Total for month . . been covered so as to form a back ground for the cars exhibited on | the main floor, Also, the rath | skeller in the bane t, which will | “NATIONAL AUTO SHOW be one of the features of the show | Demonstrating the efficiency of a DETROIT is a } in point of beauty, will prove a} - | restful ‘spot SW YORK, Nov. 6—From pres-| lent Indications it now appears cer changes in the motor cars, motor: | cycles and accewnories that are to| GUIDE 1 TOUR pleasure to US. It will be a revelation to YOU. be exhibited at the Tenth National Automobile Show in Madison | Square Garden, January 8-16, to | keep the enthusiasts busy studying ‘them, and a thorough inspection of | The J s of an American) [the new features will not be an| ¥'h American car, who went leasy taek to complete in one day, | Europe with only a vague iden | Although the motor ear and every.| Of What places he wanted to vintt jthing pertaining to ft wili be uf. 8%¢ W t nd of a month I ficient to hold the attention of the found that he had had a splendid |public, the scenic surroundings in|“me, are told of concisely in a which will be set the annual array %0OK Just Issued by the Pierce-Ar of the sutomobile. industry's lus T°¥ Motor Car company of Buf trous gems are promised to be so | flo. This American shipped his gorgeous and striking that the visi. | C8" from the ry to the Paris tor may be excused if for the mo-| ranch Of the company, gave the ment he forgets the utilitarian) ™40ager there the widest discre tion to make preliminary arrange phase of the exhibition and feasts his eyes on the “Garden Beau 1 At former shows there has ments and when he his oar arriy waiting for him. a courier liack of resting accom engaged, his application to the where the visitors, who Touring Club of France tn. maps come ‘woaried of the whirr wheels | #84 road information r for bis aubiettive Induced by the study of sar, rg ee ; clitches, engines and trana:niesions, e of the interesting points 7 sa atlaht’ sit them down and enje brought out in the book is the use Detroit” Brougham aplendors ‘round about to which ploture post cards wore . ; resting room has been strongly em-| 8 On bis arrival at any city We are thoroughly equipped to care for, Electric Cars, phitefzed in the past by the num-| he touriet we at once buy a Beam meagan é ‘ " 4 if ber of visitors occupying the seats ®¥Mber of these cards showing the having the on y complete Exclusive Electric Ga: age in Se. ie ite booths of exhibitors. The places. of interest in and near the ff attle. The sale of Electric Cars is our entire business— ¢ it r oq. | city ty inepecting them he could . a cark, Yoo, it will be remembered, © $25 per mor charce. we been filled with uth | Choose the places he wished to not a side issue. For $25 per month we charge, wash and ful women who managed without | Visit and with the aid of a guide polish your car, seqmmag effort always to select the Usually secured at the hotel, the . { was painted {n the colora| ‘tip could be ade without the We have cars in stock for immediate delivery. ey B prevailing fashion or one | 8¥Al tnconveniences or delays of that guited thelr dress and c stantly inquiring the way and a ss* at | BROADWAY AUTOMOBILE there Will be plenty of seats streets that characterize some of KS fortheoming show tn the | the older Euro cities A ugh G is made certain by an an. Concise to the point of terseness ndumcement from the committee the book contains a big store of in charge which t* to the effect Yaluable information for the man that 1,000 people will find seating | 8° intends visiting Europe with Corner Broadway and Madison accommodations available in the | Sis car boxes facing the arena. There will ~~ ne | 6g sr, . . be six entrances to the boxes, two Davenports East Six’; Ind. 1190 Frederick A. Wing, Mgr. at either end and two in the center it unger and Sant- tary sches ia mvemas enn ene wroat array. These boxes and their arrangement are the same ax those used during PoYNon, j : . ses the week of the horse show but is : PUR IEC, Business Bringers. Star classified ads. Buy or they will be decorated differently ——$——¥+ Saves You 30 Per! | sell real estate, etc. arena boxes have | Weldert Bide, Tos. ke St. the Auto Directory Ads ee a ‘Oakland, Motor Car poe" a wines CUMMINGS MOTOR GAR CO., Ine. 310 E. Pike St. PULLMAN AND REGAL AUTOMOBILES Butiding A Goodrich Tire The Motor Car Ageney, OLDSMOBILE ~ Pierce Arrow Motor ie oie ete Cor, Broadway and Leena GORHAM RUBE B. Union.) 310 Firat Av. bag t 80, Ind. 648. Se i ge == Puget Sound ibe oS Rast ase Royal Sales Co. * “DETROIT” and “WOODS” Eises Seattle Auto Brokerage ss ana ar wtyssiete oo” Seattle Automobile Co. Yy . Mar. Avenwe 8 = Maxwell and America McDONALD BROS., Auto Top Factory verything in the carriage trimming line. Slip linings a specialty we St, Near Broadway } Ind, 4881 eae First Lis 1422-25 Broadway and 1428 10th Av. Sent Hast 1213, Ind, 1917, “1910 Franklin” Agents for Franklin Automobile t 808, NOVELTY MOTOR CO. *“zoxonHe * Expert Repatrers, Autos Rebs gines Overhauled. All Kinds of Machine Work, Done Fronts Made to Or 2324 Kecond Ava . WASH, OLYMPIC MOTOR CAR COMPAN DISTRIBUTORS OF CHALMERS-DETROIT, POPE-HARTFORD,, PEER- LESS AND HUDSON MOTOR CARS | The New Down-Town Garage One Block From Postoffice Motor Cars. Storage and STEARNS MOTOR CARS #S"2:cis Studebaker 308 First Ay. South and 2201 to 2207 White Steam Car Baker Electrics OFFICE AND GARAGE, 1409-11-18 BROADWAY Storing and repairing strictly &ttended to. Bleetric cars stored ang charged, Cars for hire. Full Line of Supplies t, Mast 245, Ind, 885, der SHA D 40." © nM Phones, Su "1317 FIFTH AVE. ‘Yenawine & Wear and'remodelea Wind Bhields wade te order WOOD WORKGRS Del, Bast 1970, 1608 19th AW