The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 26, 1910, Page 8

THE STAR—WEDNISDAY, JANUARY _ 26, 1910, Le ne ee SS SS i more than 1,20 aopiigan nin whee ne| lot fired by himwelf. Me used wp | ber stole $1,062 belonging to Frank {000 clubhouse of the Catholic. »t ‘ oad haw ogly 800 jobs tg dole gut A age blade for a target, and the b a | Btoeessl, in a rooming house, Htoer- |dent organization here was der ‘ 2, Wash “ wae ‘ cations ate atl} yh Ras in, lanfed, #triting him in the foFé wl oke to find the man in the yesterday Be . head. om, but the thief got away while —~ if -- struggling in the bed DANCE Locomotive headlights and as BERNE, Switneriand. — Meven Ne gg! was struggling in the bed AT Dh W white and green lanterns will be | smugglers, carrying in opntrabend |, NORTH YAKIMA.—-Throwing the | . WASHINGTON, D. C.—Pr al’ Dence: tae MOUNTAIN VIE MEET § the principal peans of Mugatyaton| From: taly, over an Alpine bape. ct bed clothes over his victim, @ rob BERKELEY, Cal—The new $200,- | Taft today nominated Robert W. | night, cc vdodnt ann ball to be) Killed by a snow #ltde yesterday, ona i ‘ ree tomor nigel a yrates | - b hall by the Puget Sours ‘odge,| NEW YORK.—Roman TahfFiqky Rrotherhood of Locotmotive Bnet: | tod with wate’ weak vi ~row i wu i neers Gay and was pushed into @ (whi of| Crowd Gives Candidate a ODD BITS | 4 | day and win puaed INNO 2 Great Reception. j Is ten years of married life worth | F NEWS 19100,000% It will be worth that] DENVER, Colo—Fifty thousand sum to Henry Fewster Dodd, at one) working men in Colorado. ar } yw © decorated e Victoria | meat boycott today, The Sta . ' efore chee ring sling: cre ' . si nabt 7 syste Ke eg Indian {eration of Labor passed @ resolution the ' ' “i Secretary of State Cc. Knox ts campaigns and at present a street ailing for the boyeott y rd atforn both =the floor and Mountain View hall, smiling upon the efforts of Mise eon LAk@, lida Ke Greenies, inatructor in Kag-)ca® motorman in Seattle, By the) New YORK.A xpectal grand ‘ Joultlon, republ: | jig Hoe nace ourane the (terme of a will left by an uncle the | jury to probe the food trusts in New lant night, 4 pec reetingy ay try ligh and rhetorie, to enot ne tne oatate Is left to Dodd with the pro-| York waa sworn In today NECHACO VALLEY, B. C. hold for you any amount from 40 to | times the price it im offered at, in| pe bapection of address ¥ swered questions | eae in Seattle The cretary hag | Vi80 that he must produce evidence . f 640 acres, providing your applica th the railroad has not yet reach the 5 haser tt that turned Into the |inwtructed the American consul at|that he has been married for 10) Sit ranch hy ¥ auite Coast. |The Greatest Farming Region IM | i154 is wecompanied by a payment “4 the Nechaeo Valley. It will be ov you want most enthuslas nering that! Canton to ald in the work Dodd ts 30 years old and) Young rancher, I» dead from a bul Canada. 2 ‘ through this Iand within. «few |innd, fill out the aii has greeted any candidate in this He admits there are tie, — — ee | The Nochaco Valley is described |" 2% conte an acre to show £004 months, ‘The road is being backed Be careful to anewee campaign Adhering to a rule not to name a Pect® by the government experts, who faith. This chance is one that cam by the government and they guar definite and ior ted out today | build er a ye not last, There is not # great antee that the line will be complet- money orde my Bouitl ated out that today | building after @ itving person the! every North Daketan In Beattie je ween. seat to emnetine dad vopedt rest /antee thsi the Hine wilh Ye compiot | 1 order OF draft fap there a dreds of thousands of regents of the state university you s . B | amount of land available in the a oe oe th of turned down the petitie invited to Dr, Cora Smith Eaton's j upon the conditions there, from an tled beyond any possibility of t ! , dollars in Seattle banks taken from | terday “yo Nechaco Valley and what there ts the taxpayers on Assessment over: |the faculty and atudente to North Dakota party, to be given at agricultural standpoint, an “The ' J change or 4 Prince Rupert, | al! the charges to which the taxpayers are |the new auditorium Meany Hall, tn re ye rag 1629 14th ay., Friday |p atenernt Movakien It te a broad, | Wi! be elling at many times the | which will be the Pacific nt orts and eld natgq legally. entitled This money,” honor of Prof. Edward Stephen "i n 2 level, fortile valley, where nature | Price this land is offered at. This | terminal of the road, ts ¢ no I lance of the to | Meany " ident and 7 \ », (One of the great cities of the Co me " executed, | sald , Routlle joes not b for 25 years a # 1OQUIAM, Wah —A 80-day bo price of $6.76 per acre in the land, the city, It should Bogus phe ag he has prepared. everything for the ti go you sce, there is no question | pe A figure at which such land c allowed to accumulate and remalt and Li farmer. ‘The land is cleared ready |" S"'° * ich land wa R } offered. There in not another g |for the plow. It ts co with # ever have been | member of the faculty whatever that the Grand Trunk land away from ite rightful owners. 1 R. W. Hill, cenaus taker, le pus that effect was passed un railroad will be complet very | m as an engineer, can wee ‘Feason | « sepeniinncieaniads = thick heavy growth of wild graxs|°" | American continent today | on throne the Nec haco Valley to | 5 1 *, which are a bur MISS MARGUERITE FRY AND | kind of fodder for stock. Thix grass |“? [OF Boything this price. Act) wountries of North America to be | der ous overchs den on the taxpayers, T fe all right. But it is fine ate IMR. T. G. PENNELL TO BE 80. |», t Immediately if you wa ome Of opened up by the railroads, It is In oo ‘ equently cute four to five tons pened up by the railroad sree AND DYSPEPSIA WILL VANIS LOISTS AT EILERS NINTH RE 1 it, Remember no land will be held the last chance there will be to get tives de Oo excellent hay to the acre ide for a city to borrow §10 to pay : unloss application {x accompanied cheap land and profit by the rise jointr f debt It does not owe and pay _ CITAL—8PLENDID PROGRAM) gradi! patches of timber may be | Unlone Applicat 2 i chena, Nabe Hak seeti Sy toe 7 ner cent interest on the money fo ARRANGED—ADMISBION FREE. | found upon nearly every section, |” 'B° % cents an aore ele nt of the country sets in ght is Ses : Take your sour, out-of-order stom-| sleeplessness, belching of gas, bil WHAT THE LAND WILL BE try yy ; i : ‘which it bas no use ach—or maybe you call it Indiges |l0usness, sick headache, nervous ‘ z affording just enough poplar, cot oreover, it Is & chance which will ¢ ‘ A Missouri democrat years " : catarrh | B0*% dizziness or many other simt {tonwood and alder for fencing and WORTH. We grasped, unbesitatingly and " s ° old, created & turmo!! when he was | tone Dyape Gastritis or Catarrh | oe eymptome, | A thoroughly enjoyable program r teapot : Gas Wak ale a Mink tye | firmly, by shrewd, keen, business ou calied upon to make a speech on of § for fuel he climate is warmer ne he ok over ¢liike people; and the tand in this| bring it to usa n't matter—-take It your appetite is fickle, and | bas been arranged for Hilers Ninth “Why 1 am going to vote for Roull-| ce ston ght with| nothing tompts you, or you belch | Plano Recital which takes place qt|than that of Minneapolis, In win- | thousands of wealthy men and the valley, which we advise you to se lon The speaker was H. Entz, Jo to your Pharmactet and ask! as or if you feel bloated after eat-| thelr Reoltal Hall tomorrow even-|ter, while, in summer, the long | great fortunes that have been made| cure now by villing out and mail and he sald tm part a him to open a 50-ce case of|ing, or your food Mes ihe a tmp | 1 si sunshiny days make crops grow as in the United States out of land ine Se h _ ed coupon, will be | MAIL THIS «i am an ol¢ 2. | Pape’s Diapepsin and you eat/of lead on your stomach, you can ian Marguerite Fry, soprano, eset ge deenikdics | Pde Whe ese- sheave ehes 9 auickly taken . have always vote athe | one grain Triangule and see if} make up your mind that at the bot-| and Mr. T, G. Pennell, ist, will |! Sreenhouses, Warm, frequen " . : rewd enough t GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL DOCU How much land do you ticket. I was elec riff In my within five minutes there is left;tom of all this there fs but one) appear ae soloists, and the follow. | summer raing make irrigation un- buy land in @ new country just be MENTS OUR GUARANTEE. one apt Missourl on that any trace of Your former misery, | cause—fermentation of undigested|img program of | clght numbers | necessary fore the great period of develop-) yor every quarter section of land Po eke ne ’ The correct name for your trouble | food. jahould prove a delightful evening's you see here is a farming re-| ment sets In have wealth and inde-| we offer we have official reports of | Do you prefer to t@ De honest when you are beset by i, Pood Fermentation—food sour-| Prove to yourself in five minutes | entertainment tical grafters. Bor ion where everyt ondy and | pendence assured, Investors who the government, together with the & gang of political grafters. Boull- ing: the Digestive organs become! that your stomach in as good as gion where everything is ready and | pew whe * “ ° or near a river? Jon has convinced me that my duty weak there is lack of gastric juice; any; that there te nothing really aaitunoe mg van List| waiting for the farmer to come and|do this profit immensely. Look at fleld — oe mean: % is to. a to me polls and call ~ ® your food js only half digested, and| wrong. Stop this fermentation and | ere a fae ‘ make bis fortune, It is a veritable | the cases in Washington, Montana a aan tee Rage ty Ae Do you preter to be publican ticket on primary day | yo, me nc’ ot |b avin er Sonata op (Allegro Agi g v H ae : Phoager There a te ee become affected with logs of | begin eating what you want without tate} y Grieg | arden of Eden, where fruits of all Idaho and Oregon where a section detail about the Jand. These off) | or near a lake? a and vote for him re are ¢ appetite, pressure and fullness after | fear of discomfort or minery ores ‘ te “ " t ive the ks: Many germs tn the city hall. The gating, vomiting, nausea, heart-| Almost instant relief is waiting Mr. T. G. Pennell, kinds, berries, vegetables, grains, or @ quarter of a section of land ctal reports and field notes give How much, if any, aap of this city suffers) burn, griping In bowels, tenderness|for you. It is merely @ matter of| With Pianola Accompaniment. | grasses and flowers grow in abund- taken up at government prices just ¢xact location of each wees wt lend , pm ringworm. This is @ very!in the pit of stomach, bad taste In|how soon you take a@ little Dia-| Ill, (a) Widmung Schumann lance and crops never fail, Or-|e few years ago—in many cases S24 & full deseript oo Bdge te would you like ete Smet Oe ee h, constipation, pain in limbs, | pepeis. (b) Der Lens Hildach | chards of apple 4 peach only a few months ago—have made | "vate new spom it, the ammount 6 honest men had better join to) —_ i= ite rae Miss Marguerite Pry jchards of apples and peaches ly s , 0 growth now upon it; the amount of ber? .scce : gether and clean out this ring. With Planola Accompaniment. | OV five and slx years ago by some | the!r owners wealthy. The chances timber, if any, upon it; the creeks which made Frisco the shame of the of the first settlers who went Into are even greater in Canada today |*treame or springs upon oF cross dotbe cose ce IV. Kamenol Ostrow. . Rubinstein p than t " ing the land; the climate, rainfall s The Pianola and Orchestrelle,| that country are now actually bear- ‘han they were in the states men and every other matter about which || What crops do yaa | V. Love Walts Moarkoweki | ing the most luscious fruit in crops | Yon 4 cottemplating purchaser might | The Pianola 0 targe an to beat the records of KEMEMBER YOU DO NOT jossiply be interested. This is in VI. (a) Romance op. 16 . many of the fruit growing sectiond HAVE TO BE A CITIZEN OR order that one who has not seen the oe re Goltermann EVEN A RESIDENT OF CANADA land may purchase intelligently (b) Adagietto d’Ariestenne Indeed one has, in the government || Give full name of nation and is fast making Seattle &@ place where a Working man cap not live because of the high taxes. Boys, | am an old man, and | never voted for but one republican in my life, but all good democrats, as well as good republicans, ought to Ko American Cafe Fourth and Pike, on the Boulevard raise, mainly? , of Oregon and Washington. Sugar beets are a fine crop TO ACQUIRE FULL GOVERN to the polls and vote to get rid of Binet . . 2 official reports, the frank, honest ‘ this ring.” om THE WAY TO WIN A MAN Mr. T. G. Pennell now To exouns yHie vann, |MENT GUARANTEED 3181S inprejudiced opinion of the highest | Whom papers are m ee a reap i Ie to please hie palate—a bit of With Ptanola Accompaniment We want you to come and see or WHY THI8 LAND IS 60 CHEAP qualities experts es to the anrne Oat. seiade Sa re Vil. Polonatse No. 2 Linzt ! ter and value of th n ‘WIRE tas orsnatons IN DEMAND philosophy we learned long ago. The sansa ett | write or wire us at once just what Now ing, an they do, the country, these |] ...........0.0. Bcd ey anally ag Aig sg ge B as many & pleased patron of this Vill. (a) The Years at the Zpring you desire in the way Aas land on the The reason, and the only reason men's reports upon a quarter sec “ Seatoae restaurant will prove. It's not ene eee rnech {Grand Trunk ralirond and we wili| why this land fs not held at many|tion are worth more even than a |] Give address in full ret only what we cook and serve in the way of soups, fish, meate and desserts, but the way we cook and serve, We ask your patronage SS BRITISH COLUMBIA FARM LAND ASSOCIATION] =~ Sore feces — MARION BUILDING, SEATTLE, WASHINGTON = Lon are requi: Eilers Music Hal Third and University ALBERT HANGEN, Jeweler. Music Every Evening from 6:30 to 12:20, Including Sunday. First and Cherry. Optical Department. sic aa TRUSTEE SALE To Satisfy the Demands of Creditors, the Whole of the $30,000.00 Stock of the New York Jewelry Co. Consisting of High-Grade Watches, Clocks, Diamonds, Cut Glass, Silverware and Jewelry, Is to Be THROWN ON THE MARKE Tomorrow morning, Thursday, at 10 o'clock, we will offer to the public this magnificent stock of merchandise at prices that, for cheapness, have never been equ There have been many other jewelry sales in this city, but never one where the values have been so great, or where the prices have been cut so WE WILL SELL UNTIL THE ENTIRE STOCK IS CLOSED OU! $10.00 Waltham and ons 7-Jewel | $25.00 L I ioobis's e's 4 0 50 0's 6. ave ae bel $2. bY Watches " $12.50 Waltham and Elgin, 15-Jewel $4 89 $1.00 Ingersoll s $8.50 Field $3 43 $8.00 German Silver Ladies’ Runes rig Pees Pp a WOES Ghat cake ke CUkaa ees o's eee $8.50 26-Piece Sets Rogers $3 ih] $6.00 Gold-Filled-Handle SRVOPWREG 5.0 EH ne hese Sea ie aac a | Umbrellas ...... a $6.50 Silver Tea $5.00 Cut Gl. eek Wes ees ve Re 54k a 8-inch $5.00 Silver F Butter Dishes and $6.00 Gold-Filled pg OEE EN RRS eS ae ae m WU ciavucetheade $2.50 Silver-Backed Hair 68c $8.50 Alaska Gold Rings ..... a NE a Fy AR Rare Me iy || $2.50 and $3.00 Ladies’ Combs ..... Nickel Cases , GY aN are mee conn $15.00 Waltham and | Elgin, 7-Jewel | $1.00 Alarm 20-Year Gold-Filled Cases 6.48 Cloelts vis... ‘ee $25.00 Waltham and Elgin, 1 15-Jewel $12.50 Mantel Clocks; Gilbert 20-Year Gold-Filled Cases SN Viet sik 4 kes ss ae $30.00 Waltham and Elgin, 17- hil 5.00 O; 20-Year Gold-Filled Cases a AB nl San Siehints eeaieas $40. 00 TWENTY-ONE JEWEL HAMILTON, WALTHAM AND ELGIN RAILROAD WATCHES, $24. 89 DIAMONDS AT ONE-THIRD OFF REGULAR PRICES To avoid disappointment, we advise intending purchasers to be on hand early, as we anticipate a rush. You will find experienced salespeople to wait on you; ole remember, we guarantee all goods to be as represented. SEE OUR WINDOWS. a Sale Commences Thursday, Jan. 27th, 10 a. NEW YORK JEWELRY COMPANY: 1405 Third Avenue, Between Pike and Union. By Order of P. MAURICE, Trustee for Cre :