The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 30, 1909, Page 7

THE STAR—TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30. . 7 a | JAP COMMISGIONERS RETURN. | NCLE SAM’S NEW NA VY CIs WATER | ODD BITS RUSSIAN GAME OF “JACKPOTOVICH” o (iy Walt Preme) , ° NEWARK, N, J., Nov. 20.—Abraham Schiff, wie was ar areer Cinse maces Avene Te dive | W reated with several friends for gambling, was arraigned before the United States, the Japunes® Judge Herr in the second criminal court here, and made the plea J) Commercial comminsion wailed today that they were merely playing a Russian game called “one for Japan on the Chiyo Maru. CHICO, Cal Nov, 20e, After | ‘fbusand CHEER THE KAISER, ting Ifeless for two days in the} “Explain the game,” said Judge Herr Jweat of a carriage, the stiffened “Well, your honor,” said Schiff, “you match cards together jd Vrews,) [hands grasping the reins, the body If you get two threes, why that counts more than if you only got , 10,-—-The Reich of Silas Stockwell, an d farmer | two twos, Then you say that you think the threes are pretty wtag which re-conve at A of Hutte, was taken to his home| good, and put a chip down so as to remember what you sald listened to the katser wpeech, River Goes Down and the | '°4" Then, if you find some more threes, or match up another pair, which the deputies applauded vig- The horse hitched to Stockwell's why then your hand ts so much the better rously The ceremonies occupled Pipe Line Bridge Is Now !\"' bvway apparentiy haa y “The game sounds familiar,” mused Judge Herr. “Suppose B)Vut 10 minutes. The weusion prom- in N " dered about the country for nearly you get a hand that consisted only of diamonds—would that be 9)!" (9 be unusually quiet in No Danger of Being) 4s hours. when found vy sStock-|f} a good hand?” | wells neighbors, {t wan cropping “Very good, your honor,” ‘The government will not for one hed Away (he gras in a pasture, ite master Now suppose in your hand the cards were all of on Liartanms: aittannn!™ dots on tee aonotaaat sitting upright in the seat, cold and ran from the ace to the ten spot. Would that be bet bird sald to the lawyer, who told “The water in Cedar river in death, Physicians who mined “Oh, your honor, it would be lovely,” exclaimed Scbiff, rab } m he couldn't be arreste has gone down two feet, Cold the body declared the man had bing hin hands joyfully weather will cause greater died from heart failure -“And | suppose you'd have to put up a lot of chips to remem duction, Bridge and pipe tine ber what a good hand you had, I've heard of the game. The eafe. leave for Cedar river ST. PAUL, Minn, Nov. 99. Russians call it jackpotovitch. Fifty dollars fine, and don't play Learn r PHOTOGRAPH OF THE NORTH DAKOTA, TAKEN WHEN SHE RETURNED FROM dam to remove drifting logs. | After maving for 14 yeart to obtain|f, any more poker.” days, Private instruc- HER RECORD-BREAKING RUN, All danger past.” the money necessary to secure a tok yee idee ae teach you to dance diver Mrs. Mary Taylor today — — very dan @ ott to the new battleship/ they can understand just how fast} miles an hour, as trains go. At this! The above message was received |!" free from Jos. Taylor, whom she hou | m, Assembly classes : She's the fastest the North Dakota can really go. ee she could cover the distance/ by Asst. Supt. John Lamb this | chars 1 with “cruel and inhuman e ry Thursday < " 3 22 between Chicako and St, Paul or| morning at the offices of the city | it." r hone 7 “ i. Sallors She went 22.26 our o is ~ m y pay 7 yhones: Main 1702, Beahip in the work! Sailors yoni nt 22.26 Knots an hour in her! stinneapolis almost between suns department from Supt, L. B.| Mr®. Taylor left her husband in 8 fo knots and it Isn't official trials near Rockland, Me.,) Which ix certainly going nome for a} Youngs, During the heavy rain.|!#% and since then has been earn ~ ee . talk in miles that’ the other day, This means over 26% | ship. storm of the past few days great|!"# ber own living During that > _|fear was entertained by the at-| {me she saved every cent ponstble 5 ! taches of the water department | fom her meagre earnings with the Of Wall Paper and Paints, Brushes, corkscrew, Jack knife, auger and pot tc, im oF the Federal Store on es e e that the bridge over Cedar river|Y'W of ¢ ining the di First The entire stock, not : ILD MAKE MEN WED; WOMEN Jiiiveis. “would make housekeeping) 20a" Landsbure would be washed| Which wax granted yesterday A D | a Few in offered to you at Sis IF THEY DON’T, SAYS PASTOR ffs setientiut tak for any [out and: the city's water supply as rrivin al ’ peut off, HHAL PT. & WALL PAPER CO, | “Oh, how beautifully suggestive! es an bubbled the girl I'm so glad you 6 . "There is ont C] t have manly, stool gray eyes! HAS RIGHT NAME Ppressengpeay en health,” says Rowe ‘Fremcik B dlophina, } Grantham actually blushed. “I : Pur ator BIG MUSIC HOUSE LITERALLY SWAMPED MENTA Congregational church, Rev. Hopkina in a sermon last §| Would also call your attention to the A new discovery that reveals the i ree Sate sould coms! mon te marcy for thgcame Herag tne ha coy | 1S WRONG MAR —— WITH IMMENSE INCOMING STOCK. SOME- | iii)! 20i issllot' ohitMinhngtesh® is education, and in f ¢ ‘and harmony between modern ‘that It compets educatio: some countries military [05 blend know,” che: taterrest Begin With the Same Letter and . here Are Other Resemblances: THING MUST BE DONE IMMEDIATELY. | ine, from which ed, frowning. “It was dear of you A i to bring this, and I appreciate it NOW IN TROUBLE Buffer? Oh, no! “Buffer” don't > aia ‘ " 4d all that. But you might stop pg it, but there is the PYRA Mg Ce ee ‘after a suitable acquaintance a girl would like to marry a Iking so queerly about it—and. ——- MID PILE CURE. It's a Cure that A put he does not ask her, then let her ask him, tell me what you think of me. What's ts G ehseo? comes to stay and gives one a fresh |ARRANGEMENTS MADE LAST SEPTEMBER TO ACCEPT ALL men are simply too bashful for their own good, Grantham dropped the Excelsior) If that name ix Geo. B. Cox, there | SD on things PIANO BONDS, CREDITS, CERTIFICATES, CHECKS, ETC., Janice git! ought to help out a little. A woman is foolish if Compasion You are beautiful a4) may be several things in it, it ap-| IT PROMISES TO CURE P TO JANUAR not get married if she possibly can,” Cleopatra, madam—but-—er pears, the familiar lines to the con- lena ities ls seas” Abad te cha tae STILL IN EFFECT U ‘OJ vi. Klas me!” she commanded trary notwithstanding. Lots belong: {totter, It is made that way. ‘This Is ed “e - - “With all my heart,” sald Gran-|ing to “Geo. B. Cox.” with a string | wh nad it ot " . ce | - | tham | of delinquent taxes. appeared tn the|in the easy pote . oe pitt — Something must be done, and |recetved last September to honor all} U |. The girl nestled coaily upon his|court records of King county, Will-|Only 60 cents a box at your drug. |MCkly, in order to relieve the sit plano bonds ctory credits, certifi jbroad shoulder, “1am 0 happy!"/iam H. Budiong, an abstracter.|giat: and a box goes «lone way” |Uation at the Eilers Music House. cates, checks, ete., up to January 1,] : jahe murmured, “It wae a foolish! wrote to “Geo. B. Cox,” offering to y Notwithstanding the fact that/{t will be allowable under the cfr thing for me to do. And I waslrenrosent him in clearing up the YOURS 18 THE WORST nearly 600 pianos have been sold so|cumstances to accept them on any | | LIEF afraid you might not turn out right.| titie or to buy the lots If the owner|*!24@ and of long standing? Al-|far during the present month, the of this new stock now arriving j But I have these broad acres, thie! a> Oo m | ready tried everything you ever/|arrival of carload after carload for | t i. | i h i } |heard of? Discouraged? Well, |the b ay trade ts causing no end be done throughout the | aidigedaiamclaniis igreat houxe, all to myself, Tt am! “Geo, B. Cox ! | jrather. But the PYRAMID PILE |of trouble in finding sufficient Moor | holiday season, and unquestionably ;|CURE was made for just such |space in which to handle them, permits the holder to secure the leaxes. Yours is not a bit worse very highest value at the least pos anewered the lettor | ‘The initial meeting of the tras |lonely. I need a husband. There! in person, maid he had come into the age he gets ~ no ble men here. a} pede aceuns “ys, | tee Of the police relief and pension |47@, 29 eubable mon here. 1 ai | possens the property by inhert lad 1s ame atl ana ; rates 5 fund was held yesterday afternoon ae oa toatl hee, Mather than “bother” with tinan hundreds of other cases that |NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS, | «ible cost by taking advantage of . he trustees vote 000 for Mra. € ring up the tithe he Ore An >, 7 * © 0) rf t ‘eres a ee P cont ie Christine McDonald, wife of the Inte | Grantham put her from htm and] otter of $200 from Hudiong and ise |** Pyramid Pile Cure has ew Among the Grands and high grade |‘ raya mcr fotay in dismiesing (he | Coot Alexander McDonald. The |*taightened up. “There is a mis-| ash was paid. Budiong remarked,| -@KEPTICALT NO FAITH? Uprights that have already put In| Remember, terms may be made . a. his man. Rew state law requires the payment |e. I came here to well you the) “Of course the property is worth|No wonder, But listen. We are so| Appearance are some of the most oy our easy payment plan If so de-| : oe pear McGovern, 0 $1,400 to the widow or heirs of |Pxcelsion — Kitch Companion, | more than that and I'll expect to} sure that our remedy will cure you| beautiful “Period” and “Chippen-| sired. But whether bought for cash |Our Coal goes direct, and it does = police officers who hare been 10| Which. between you and me, 18) make something out of ft.” “I hope |(hat we will send you a Free Trent. | dale designs made up in costly or on time, the price ix the same,|not hurt the pocket of any buyer. yeane of nese ta the bervice, strictly on the bum and worth about) youl) make $59,000," “Cox” replied.| ment. Thin will begin to show you |*&tinwood, rosewood, koko, moro-| being the lowest consistent with the| You can get the best Coal in the The other beneficiaries were |? cents. I never wrote to yout} ‘Thin ia the substance of the story t enough of ft will do and then | ¥04, cireassian walnut and marble-|quality offered. Investigate now, country here, and your full weight, years. ted. and on | Patrol desig: hoon aa8. Jobe yish I had. You ought to be very] tora Jn Juntice Fred Brown's |you can go to your drug store and |¥ood. These ther with the pop-| while the stock {s complete, and too. Just now {fs the time to buy it he was only 17) Hutt, injured in service. careful : Jcourt yesterday afternoon in a pre-|get as much as you It won't |Ular mahogany and quarter sawed|bear in mind that if your purchase while Summer prices rule, We saad ey K| Articular rheumatism was the | The girl collapsed in a big chair) iiminary hearing of Cox on a com-|be more than a box or so. oak cases, make a collection of in-|is not perfectly satisfactory in every have Red Ash and White, and the when the wedding pate \cause advanced by Detective Frank |" Went fittully, Grantham gath-| paint of grand larceny. But there DON’T PUT OFF struments from which to choose| respect and exactly as rep sted, burning qualities of each are far brought =a | eteamoty dha tiakmetal relied. Owing | red up the Companion set and bie i than ¢ se B. Cox, that has never before been equaled jour “money back” guarantee pro-, superior to what are found in other » for an an- to the fact that bia fines occurred | Stared in gloomy sympathy down | socom and th Con who (eeting rid of this terrible trouble./or even approached in the North-| tects you at al! times, Don't delay, brands. Order a load or two now, eer te that her | before the state law became opera. |e long expanse at: Manns, |G OR wee eaten: Sane and tabeeteed thems | ure, but ‘tenet co ret tay | but make your investigation at once|and try It le ie beg jeoply the girl's bitter disappoint-|yron, his mother, Anne " . ds to s worse per ilers Music Hi suo with a pretty tive, the matter, together with {belmont nor great humiliation, He) irom (his, mother, Anne Not sna |2 ruth It badly disarranges the | CREDIT CHECKS STILL GOOD. ens ha teens te,| J. W. BULLOCK nzeongrn Zs *jfelt also her fresh, wonderful| po wan nas <i pe R eutire lower bowel tract; creates} In accordance with instructions | Music Bldg, Third and University Telephone 87. was referred to a committee consist charm. From the gate a figur mx who “noki” the property lijcers, abscesses end a series of | ie... o y X “ling of Counctimen Zbinden, Mullen i. ; ot . - - —- Pe ds = | . ort bes red Oe ‘he He Ceo. “or oO nen soonatgregge oe wy Tho "te & ft of typheld fever de jareenish black coat. His face was}. game on Rudiong, according to}#ending for the rree trial package. deep lined, cunning, forbidding. Hel), be 4 w ad this to sho Nrtum jumped to his death trom a seratiniaed the be ourlousty Deputy Prosecuting Attorney John eo a ja to w how great , is Wh window tn the city hospital, was re- anes EB. Perry, “What's in a name?” w our faith ta in thin cure. If we did + nd gy ia ag with | Torred othe cispeceten wecuned. Grantham salled to the a fly vem, anewered tor him by Justice Brown [hot believe in it, we would not SHAFER BROS.—Not Only Largest, But Best. Tr in binding bim make this offer. Today t« the beat Lotharto’ cuit: ia) the-anen ak BLOOO, day you will ever have to send for } | « YER KILLS | WANTS PAY FOR She came tremulousty ‘Oh, that it, Do your writing plainly, so jfright! That monster! What shall there will be no mistake. Fill out! ? Co rrect THREE DOG BITES/! do? What shat! t tet) him? coupon; it won't take a minute's en AY ve rcoa Ss ati | Grantham stopped and kiased her K time and mail it to us } Styles Three dog bites at $833.33 each ie ber J ee ee "he whispered eau 499.9) will tel m he has come too 2 i i gy ai ae ae Free Package Coupen The man who wants to invest twenty-five alesman, is suing Henry Derry, of | {)Ausurn. for that’ amount, becsuse |BLOWN THROUGH A Fill out the blank tines below dollars in an overcoat will be surprised at kubor | ith , H ' Nh ies i lls ting ; Berry's shepherd dog sank his! WINDOW OF FLYING | Tho tirst attempt the city counctt |] out coupon and mud ine pyie the variety, the fabrics, the styles and the a ag eer neta eenee Tanne tate: TEARS ton) PASSENGER TRAIN|"** “er mts (© fix sohedutes on |] AMID DRUG COMPANY, 216 re quality we show him _fatall: is | Ger leg. street car lines got a setback last |] Pp; a re | 4 eae) : slashed his rt While the jurors crowded around rere auant, ieee, tae > enek oat a car Pre agg agro aaa i} . zs : or pecan gpg : o relegate im eg RIVERSIDE, Cal. Nov. 20..-|8P&rkman’s ordinance, fixing the |] Pyramid Pile Curo will then be Auto, naval and military styles are all in- as usual the result of J nam h rp psere * 90.— | schedules on the We new i. rey ; i ae GREG Y Pet The rest of the/the dog }Charles Young, a local automobile oo meee es siver anid to te piste weapon Giron d Boog. cluded. Plain and fancy ettects around the kitchen| “I was sick for three weeks,” | dealer, was seriously injured today | edinance fined no penalty for fait D ay sol ie 1 in dark and medium colors. All Minutes Rafferty re-| Hirth said, “and it ‘itched me’ for | by being blown through the win-| 2. of the Seattio Bicutete Ca, toll Manse 4 f “ea * $ ‘ um his attack almost three months.” dow of @ passenger car on train : jf NAMO ..++e0000e severe pes} sizes, of course. Splendid comply with its terms, and his veto “i 114, of the San Pedro, Los Ange ty ; vs w |@ Salt Lake railroad, by an explo-| ¥9" because of that. Sparkman im de | ie ” - mediately in ‘iges! & new ordi- ze: sion of a gas tank. The fire which} HIS $50,000 GOOD-BYE WHEN remulted deatroyed. (wo coaches, [Mmnce carrying a penalty If this second ordinance in pasued VES TO CAUSE OF EDUCATION Jf oriide snd woe umece eains (Riv land signed by the mayor it will tix| The Washi > ‘ erside and was about a mile fre goth accent ae : | Hi h Cl S t f M the city limits when the tank ex-|% Precedent for which A. ¥. Houlton Son hen, Senet ign-Ciass Sults ror len ag ey |ploded. Young, who was immedi-|{0U#ht for months, Mr. Houllton to charge high prices \ f + (By Unites Press.) ately over the tank, was hurled |'#¢* 8 site to the counetl and refuse to guar, \ Kuppenheimers 20 BAER. Vi. Nov. 20 Josing a draft for $50,000 f|bodily through the glass, He|') MX car line schedules, and the i say it is ethical a eg and Brokaws K. Pearson of Chicago, as his contribution to Its en. |] struck by the side of the right of ey pe ad rie : tie os 0 charge dow prices gs Pe . ape a a letter has come to Dr. B. A. Bishop, principal eye #eor iy? foet from the tracks “ous pga - sect tueuah to tall " ind ue In offering these Suits at twenty dollars, tnary, from the eccentric Chicago philanthro- A moment later the coach was a : by : Tee Me ees sais saa dss be bids charactoristic farewell to the $20,000 sub. [| mass of flames. The train was|——— an eres, pares by aX the Shafer Store exhibits its mastery of the following style stopped and a hundred frightefied what-the Cambine. Dentist. requises clothing business. The high value and the oweand dollars, tarowell. You have been in my keep. §| Passengers fled from the flaming a rena halt the: woeed, Thin te unmistakable style are apparent at a glance dibe | interior you one-half ‘the. mon : ake are app: at a gle . Years and you heve been a faithful servant. Your fj} AT Ne Bank t Sal t the Dental War is all Wis las RO AT RNG Re 2 ERR ME CR a a IG NRE Site helped to educate many young men and women PR erecarmryo rare wane rup e WIN J MMLOWN, 713 Fa . lhey can be had ina wide variety of fine Beiped to make the world better. Go into the keeping [} $29,000 stock of Clothing, Hata. nerty and. C é ‘ fabrics, plain and fancy worsteds and serge: Men, and God's blessing go with you. Do your duty Shoes and Furnishings at your ce ountl 9 an including black and satire = eee a 1 poor boys and girls of Vermont a fair chance.” | owe price ort including black and navy, gray anc 20 ee . olive and brown, All sizes, At...... were married four together as man and appeared as the defendant in BANK CLEARINGS. Seattle. Clearings today. .$2,247,244.79 Balances - 430,830.61 5 + 1909 The Howes of Rurpenbeimes Tacom: Clearings today. . $1,065 Balances . 820 laee you I am happy—happy— a : happy!” 1 ° - 5 pO Wondertur valu in Men's it was a very unusual reception Tellor-made Unealied-for sults H l d G ft fi M N R d AN DAILY for Grantham and the Kitchen . ; 512.195 ov tS otten anit Trou: 4 ouda uts tor en ow ea ‘ eee Clearings today. °$1,512,195.00 of Men's avin s 1] i But the girl took his hand in|* Balances Leipageleiad Bat Suite roe di” he ‘ juite for TORY hers. “Are you really, truly glad| *******¥¥¥¥ 4 ¥¥ ¥ ¥ 4% you came?” she asked, pleadingly,|"Winetnes OPRRATONS ARE IN The CHICAGO MISFIT PARLORS 1100 FIRST A weet ee eee eee eee eee ee A man’s gift can most properly be bought at a man’s store. Trust Co | We are now showing Christmas Neckwear, Gloves, Hosiery, e H| Mufflers, Umbrell coquettishly DEMAND House Coats and Robes, Boxed Suspenders, OUSE happy as the 2ist of June,”| Three vacancies for every Poutsbo Route of Seattie and Suit Cases in wide variety rater. fin acrn mays on ag ag These articles are in excellent fyetem 2 . Nov. 23, OF SURPRISE AR REE PWU Sagal Sb TIRE do of Two R Trips Daily taste; high class in every particular. = Rh $150 p oe. , Leaves Seattle from Colman Gift seekers are cordially welcomed. BY Buart B. Stone. ( | ad Z ) one A. BAe nee Capital oc .cceceees ++ $300,000 ¥ eRlehard Grantham braced 7 Hy Phone he onan’ Se ae Surplus and undivided Me hie hated sing-sone pat , , a, = PPOfItS .eeeeeeeeeeee 40,000 Sor rick a1 MARTIN & CO. |{ Irondale Route |]... ccc a. snen Boys’ Suits, Overcoats and Raincoats ine begin to ctip off)! THE PAST STMAMER HYAK Even if you have a rich father, Minute regarding tt St SOO Aen Sane Sis Savers a ot Marlon ate tod) a. mt EIB eteike out for yourself. Unquestionably the largest stock and the greatest values are Me, BNaranteed to sharpe: High Grade Gloves 1) Te oe sn 6:45 a: wn yl dl mena: Br to be found at the Shafer Store for boys, and ideal for Christmas mee Weel, or should he be | and #30 p.m s Fabri Tr the monument to your gilts, ue x 718 8. m, and 9:00 p.m. Ol The only Suits in the Buster i , e jomeneekern’ tart in ac ’ meg ssa ‘ ‘ eS 1 Erpetbies into ‘ Rave, ound Trip to Dialing is te. yee pres Boys’ Overcoats jn light, medium | Brown, Sailor Blouse and © Dick Grantham waded | en on, Gn Mahday onty the 40:80 TE larly. and heavy weights. All sizes from | Norfolk styl all sizes, E ripete omitted y 7 ot ig aggre bn ats f a A 2%, to 17, Plain and fancy effects | from 2% to 8 and from 7 ad Ip lottice. or offices INTEREST QJ PER CENT : ih - : ts erention man has given " J ) M h ts astern Steel Corpor nae - . in new auto, naval and military styles. | to"16. Priced at $3.50, topped 5 erc an | Compounded Priced at $3.50, $4.00, $5.00 and | $5.00, $7.50 and on to j ; > ¥. il zy) You will be interested to know |z eee Semi-Annually. on to $15.00, | $15.00. Ing potato serap rr tite e764, chestnut } ired te Wore a look of a ra agonizing aus in datly ase than all other manufac JAMES D. HOGER, Prosident. * Ror thir face sh. “s Be Risa ® aa r _ N. B. SOLNER, Cashier. o sorneen Y despera ; HE Gt , 4 : Me tear HODCICH, | Big CHAIN. rine Wwerr pt aaa — x DIRECTORS: First Second . FULLY, We guarantee our safes and Ferdinand Schmits, J. Low: and e ple : D I have—madam, yon clic aah eho golf mat: Aad, Stewart, C1 Hebb, vie 4 The, br vo a a vaults to be superior to all other erst npur A trina Gatiy, } eave ‘ i ¢ epee cl amen one, University Arcade and Arcade Annex University Oter the neil a8 reported Grantham. “But we had] Pureell Safe Co,, $12 Occidental | Sunday, leave Seattle 20 a. mi, Whole Block Long ae, the better get down to business, 1 84D) ay agonts for Horrieg-Hall-Marvin |g” and, ym and 115, D j CORNER SECOND “Teen glori-| pone ' , os a a d CHERRY STREET ' le averett at 9:45 a. © 1 an BONA, And threw | ‘The iudy sighed happily. “Yes,| Safe Co,, :aanufacturers of the gon: | 08%), "nye i Fy single fia, 1 EIT MOINES . - “a hi 0 ound tr ranches at Natta jcorgetown Had Yoome, Myint better wot down 42 busines | wing Halt Bato & Lock Co. ates vite bi rGotmin oite ad ed to! Grantham lifted the combination |and vaults. that we have more safes and vaults . eee eeceneee