The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 31, 1910, Page 3

bane cnet eat! puany 31, 1910, pace GOUILLON RALLY Se, ae a ae OT cosy ove! BOUILLON TALK, AND CANADA'S belr eatinfaction with the ne, an nelation of th t gang and That the Scandinavian vote | 4 the . y all clique, 1,200 voters |not likely to follow in teens cane Usa ndecnde SORE a ef Thome t in the Seattle theatre | bers tho recent ehdorsement of can |Payne-Aldrich tariff on dressed Klondike hot ‘ay night to demonstrate | didates by the Swedish republican | Yerand this typical consumer de given Vanco ef that the welfare and | club was indicated by the sentiment | Woodward av, asking an the Black Mand name of Seattle demanded jot Seandinavians representing | interested crowd | e e Jooal police o « defeat and the election of| Various Scandinavian churches at “Ain't It a damned shame? | ;\ V. Roulllon, When the meet.) the Norwegian Methodist church| “This fe market day across the |if C ge station lo « was called to order by Chair. | Friday night river," explained Collector Lewls,| r an 1se with every Kyron Phelps, himself one of | A® a result of the meeting, Daniel | “884 a lot of Detroit people do! crowding t heer mayors of Seattle, the |, Boyd, A. J. Eagbreteon and J. B,| thelr marketing over there. Most | ses, floor and Daloons of the the | Swanson were appointed a commit.|Of them bay their poultry un noticed = fo “ ore crowded with taxpayers | tee to invite Mr, Houtilon and ©, | dressed, though,” he added The | do a shack oF parts of the city {T. eckson, democratic candidate | duty '# only @ cent a pound on un-| jock 10 ps’ first mention of Bouil-|for the nomination for mayor. to|@essed poultry i Jater he hes sme started the outbursts of | Address a masa meeting Of the mom At that,” caloulated the col te find tw e that continued at short/ bers of the Seandinavian churches | lector, “that fellow isn't out any. | fio = petateg apn that. Spee FON Sr: hud Pane ee Resear |tor teat trend ee tae ego OMORROW we inaugurate the 1910 February Sales elty and Pine et. Tuesday | fr that goc on thie aide. out At th . meres with a great lssue|Dight. Mr. Bouilion will speak] “DO people buy anything but fea) "an ate ware apne |r aY 9dock. e'ns"hag[pcee™ anu ‘Sn a | of Silk Merchandise, involving Silk Goods especially tinal Roulllon's standing among Youngstown that night pga ‘Oh, yes. Here in Detroit they {ff Jurchased for the oce =e so. » tel ned obi teas ta Sean | BILL, HURLEY, Hore’ "an aa‘ noticodthe othe ' sac Re bereing beer iris rig: BALL PLAYER, [ovi. fe'hat'n Wintar eet Included are: “3 i } Austin B, Grittiehe IS EXPLAINING! They wear old bate over on the! made a ferry and throw th aw w nem a Jehind him on the plat a they wear the new ones back AGO 5 What's in a name? : renting - MEAT y Bver ainee Wiliam Wuries prosperous In the ewence they gave “ evide: 4 thay Uriey, @n ” a ft) y believe that the issues /cl@ctrician, was arrested and lodged|¥Or'@. Both can produce food at pr 7 ame in jatl on ® charge of Megal re e same arbitrary cost. Why! Silk D Silk Ki ach great magnitude that : shou » prices of f rem) Jail true Seattle citizens should |trauion William Huriey, th CU et ge he Eo gy Milne | U resses Lt mmonos Besi—That Chicd|stand shoulder to shoulder in the |K8O¥D ball player, has been pester. Pio ucis DA from 1h to 100 per cent tt ct Boulllon. Griffiths |°4 t death by well meaning friends| This en Ta oe gle tion | ° ° Ms wdit t he who want to know If he needs bail 2 oe k on nue for marae |mOneY oe or 1 bi ge ‘yet bane gh If ais $s t n erwear m th house a riced everything for Boulllon wh he be The telephone bel! has been ring | avinced that the decent |! rat merrily since the arrest] "1 remembered the goose, T| . ° . . Sr i jof the other Hurley, and Bill Hur ' ~ S lk P, tt t D S lk in the communtt ust | 4 c Sega vn seth, commun “nat of hg nay, sad War | wanna" auiboy on roar ilk Petticoats rapery Silks to offer the orrupt gang of poltticians bent |**f black In the face in an effort Diggest gro ery in Win in eng °| Eiaghere ez-|< looting and plundering of | ®Xplain to his friends that he ts! 7 goddbes ie tree | h Gl as mayor frit. {NOt the Hurley in durance vite the mining fins highly endorsed Boulllon, and}, “YOU make tt plain that Hitt Hur | ee rteeeymeeinene. on SE at ne tare cm: and iey, the ball player, ts not ta. jail|Zeer® In the, grecery business en If The values are pronounced. Attention is called to the the | ly intended to vote for him |"OF has he been in jail for Mewall is a5 per cent cheaper te five in Bier res | rcs rem sy ct wi ison thin, Walla Maite" who tal Yac"aan'bay We gusty areeenes |p displays of these lines now being made in the windows |and produce here for lees money ier chee | Bouillon Given Reception. have been calling me by telephone lthen you can get second r on Rimnaett wan given an {emer ins an? sestatance im thelr | goede In Detrelt | Tomorrow will be the first day of the Sales jovation when he appeared uponland I'm not the William Hurley|,, co umareds of Detroit peopie live the platiorms, Gl a ogmeian, com> lender armas over here in summer and rent penaive unin tis palatine eat! a homes. It's cheaper for them to go othe t ork in Detroit 4 pay th H= caratueation before the voters | JUDGE FLAYS MAN terry rate than to stayin’ Detrolt| |present method of doing pubite IN DIVORCE COURT 824 pay Detroit prices eS {Custenes: ghoul 06 Guuliaea er pein: Sm 1m “How does the tariff come in on whether & new start should be| “This man should go to the pent-/"™AIF’ Tee a1. |made for the benefit of the tax-jtentiary. 1 am tired of hearing) 2 s hineseet Whe os deta engi “ payers og Op t 7 — opie and two pay Bouillon repented the as-| these eases where & man goade his fing © Uatees Ite mee norte. | P*Dixie” and | wurances that he has given the tax-| Wife into securing a divorce simply | py } Capt.| payers that the only considerations |to keep from going to jail. If he! TM* leat in that plug was raised In| qeturn fro that will inspire his official acts |doesn't abide by this court's order | the United States, shipped & | (INCORPORATED) will be the welfare of the voters. |! shail take every means to send|'#?é- made Into plugs and shipped from the! Ole Hanson won the enthustastic| him to the rock quarry back here into Canada, and yet it Be from/aspproval of the audience when| Thus did Superior Judge Ronald | ° nord than ether bernag eo i Served is/be declared “that, with Gill as| hand out a vigorous roast to Joseph | ef leu mere money in Betrole. Wt! {| mayor, every right-minded citizen | Tardy, a bartender. this morning,| Caen" why would people trom | mn Seattle would be ashamed to| after hie wife testified that the de S aneak teak “ dg a ad | ell a yisitor who was the city’s | fendant beat ber and deserted her. | ed tear Ga the tate, hief officer. Gi!'« record as the | Tardy was not present in court but yh Plpendnamngy Selome egal protector of oll the criminals | as represented by counsel who| - Ro caea rer rp my Seattle for ten years unfitted | sxreed that Judge Ronald's remarks) 70 0h ariaw ta Wakes og Ay er é . ‘ = AMUSEMENTS pinnniinte: him for the office of mayor. Not, Were entirely correct. Mra E cound. th Detroit & ta 08 o pound / - single graft bill had gone through | Tardy ‘testified that her husband The end - ¢ sithiawen werk : a oe ithe counetl, Hanson declared, but} deserted her and her Httle daugh | standard neople & ' tw Moore Theatre THe: tod 4334. that Gil was behind {t. Hanson | ter gg + A ee in th | war abou meatier Lintner grehahgei pointed out that Gill was a lobby In granting a decree, Judge Ron-| > 5 you 5 7 ~ TONIGHT —Matinees on Thursday tend Week * tm the legislature, using hia of.| 814 awarded the custody of the cial influence (© prevent the pas-| daughter to Mre Tardy and order sor's biggest clothing store, is th : < and aaturés: D. & Lawrence Players. man who selle Christy's London | be i Kiaw @ Eriangers Sig Laughing Magnificeat Production of hate for $8 bere They cost $6 in A beaten we sage of a bill designed to put an | ed that Tardy pay $15 a month for | Detroit, 2.561 feet away a “ Tate ™ | “SAPHO” end to buck#t, shop gambling. |the child's maintenance / nate kien . : ts “And if he doesn’t pay promptly ‘Of course, the duty te the only f un. Buen Matinee Tomorrow TY Bk ‘ Tcan sell @Christy bat ht . : SOCIETY GIRL you let me know, madam, and we'lt| [eseo8 Shy ; : J | for $2 less than they do in Detre rier heir dents THE GRAND #4 < $24 @ dozen. I sell them for $2 ‘s oly noe 1 || TONIGHT—Pepular Matinee Wednes day te and 60¢ (ty Calted Pred The Detroit merchant would pay ste tea ee ioe 6 : j Panis, "jan Nt Son pertsa| WOMAN WHO KILLED jsbout 41.60 duty on each bat. |The Dental Combine RTE | eae age Lins fo. tha sanlety $0 fer hatin oes TUCKER IS BURIED} 0° vommoay in American made #5! Ts Hard Pressed |, ; Veurne aes | } BECOMES A CHEF) .,",;"" ‘* i "en" Joe Mel he tod ie “They. Invoice 0 | | |ter, had taken # posit chet tn —_-—- hate. It's the same way with ween Columbia and Cherry etree nee Psa or, Minnie @ Gere tel la popular ~ehe Mg Bere to ufos | The bodies of Mise Helen frad pon The duty on good allwool} .) 1... est dental examination, at | Open eve me ba lable her better to solve the aye OUry and Miss Elvira May isunkle-| clothes fe 44 cents a pound and 60/ a oouer ey pave re dentists | days until 6:6 |teries of cooxery. She bas engaged man were buried this morning at) per cent of their value That would | the prisilere o a) ‘we Phare state — ee peo heraclt tor three months aod silt | Mt Plosannt cemetery, by Buttor-|be $12.50 on that $16 sult hanging| of Washinaton than ‘ey bere €° levenery @ EDMONDS ROUTE | ALHAMBRA linaiet upon belng treated as an or. ¥OTth Bros, Miss Bunklenan/ there. It's as good a suit as you can) he ee hore that 1 sap Re liege ‘ gh : dinary employe, coming to work | %%* the young woman who shot/tuy in Detroit for ft would jot living in Washingt " ou wee | Str, City of piverett or Telegrap Week each morning at € o'clock. and killed og) Tucker and then | have to ome age for more. aes tan eS = yA c latiness eaday and . ry ‘ » Me vt , 5 purest coun Mise vase fs noted In the Latin or wet ae sg ag — Peete wane m4 — Sark the pride | Somme may, FLOWENC® ROBKUTS tn OLORLA THE GRRAKD HERCULEAN mDOL Bradbury was found dead in her|of western Ontario's fine dairies, aa . " r . Act » Feature. | room at the Colonial hotel last/selin here retail for 28 cents a , t week, her death being due to apo-|pound. The same grade of butter) HOW ts THIS Loge page vi bagpe for 36 cents, an What de you think of « ste ‘abt . Detroit 3 . dent ‘ Three a erie a ily, Leave 6e- — ~ = — xhted her friends, in this odd way, | Dlexy ro ; silows a few dentists ree ryan 7 Seattle Theatre . . ¢ just 28 per cent “ I t t2 mm. and ¢ Pp. m | Her friends of the Latin quarter wees Cenizal livery ctubte Toute alteat 2 ' lea f & Drew. Mere PANTAGES THEATRE will attend the restaurant where |THE SCOTCH ARE deren Gd eletahs afternoon for |cttisene. Sr ’ C - ~ the we “UNEQUALED VAUDEVILLE” she works in fall foree during the of ‘eo eas “ | < ’ \ bvere 2 | re f ext few months, and demand spe-| DRINKING ae twenty pom . 1 YOSCARYS ‘ ; ‘or $1.50 an hour lto « A \ ae: 8 oo ake ew Bill »\ cial dishes prepared by Misa Case. | ; oat R py , vas ens thow cow the - | (Ry Caltes Pree) a Horses live on hay. ge on Me fa gig Bs tnd met a ; : fhavin wait Welher @ often on Jan 11-The | Ontario hay, it costs the liveryma enas on account of the yf r EDINBURGH, . pret. ne: , n aecount | he : ae aed to keep ine TURKISH WOMEN 1 eo has already had {ts effect In| here $1! a ton. If they eat the same f his bair, { mane of Phones—Sunset. Main 39¥5; Ind. 2,561 feet away, it] noes, or the sine of ‘ » Sco obore hay in Detroit, 2, dentie t MEALS smnVED. fd wing BACK TO VEILS) making the Scotch & soberer na-| Oo ine Detroit Hveryman $14.50|Pectally if he te a dentiat oo | | } to shoc elatistics published ability they fear ath candela tion. Official statistics published) 91 But the Detroit horses don't |“ "snis reminds me thet whe her lettuce that since the higher re (ity Cntied Prem) here show thet sin gy 4 eat Canada hay. They eat Michigan | Charle nth d ¢ Main . rn eet abt for} CONSTANTINOPLE, Jan. 31 a ’, was Imposed on whtuky thor ont Paani Bee. thy oe Se moet appeared (oF « TAINS ON TEETH ml be ve nay er estab! e peon ‘educ putes tt the! 4 ne o ni ol hie t ; " ; 7 ‘ nay BD ablished in number of atrests for drunkenness The tariff on hay is $4 @ ton Ihe t o Pp " paren om BBLING BEAUT tinople, for the simple rea: number Of Brrrtish cities there has| The farmers around here and | gat The Jeffries-Johnson Fight =. 8 T around Detroit sell their bay for the | ¥ . re ts | ’ > . efled than otherw mt a nm a similar diminution tn 4 gp omg se I tien “ ab i “4 B the Reg | De t t en an Ino id Mrs. Payne tho: . ne Seren on = holie crime, notably in Dur same price to the jobber. ect in because the a ntists A Knockout any er beautifal eye vat ye where last year there were 1,864 ar Who gets the extra p On |thape of nose did not ult Hie | fa her gare i they are pale of @ . a enness. compared | "2Y snowy Bunday aft » | Nove. Fou see. tri Ponce that | metal t healthy. | reste for drunkenness. compared) i. of Detroit young men cross | ashing . @, Incidents) , es not look 2.886 908, These itt tked the shape of Darwin's " a ila their fi ith 2,886 in 1 These sign 7 vee ? Ae ked the shape Waa tnato Ciickens whict wore veils their fine) Wit) facts seem to confirm the|th@ ferry, rent « sleigh, and 1B fe dare The fe | oncernin our ee TES clipped ar & great impression Seotchman’s reputation for care-| back to Detroit, paying 10 ce x ink some em ai The Man of the 1 ' t that the erriage each ¥ They take the h our teeth ought to be a matter are going + t fulness in expenditure ferriage each way. T A y ' ur teeth mht te a matt pis the real offends . a \irl friends riding for less than aly, of gre 1 to you, and f the t ' Non-Support Charge. ithird what they would have to pay | sta: oy les tioularly of them 4 1 6 eir fh if the ferry didn’t help them across | *" m . 1 i e that are . e TOOK : : | Por non-eupport of his wife om. | if the ‘ iam A ALL THINGS : S : $1,000 BRIBE « tinople @ he reverse plant was issued against Ch that 2,661 feet of water, . , ret printing «| are seased. They pla avings art in keeplt e fo male « : , f B by Great to Be @ Glass Worker Teaaee at ‘ eo ee ee eee 7. Jan. 31.—1 ‘ anton, the wife [the second thine within tho last ‘ 4 cttention betate aaythinn rus 0. ; Bryan in Peru. plaining witness pect os = - ‘ " P. Allds, pr y months the mem a} 0 7 or “i @ the New y QUIPA i Jan r HIE : 4 ' tional Union of G orke ® | tal © busines ‘ ove . : of Seattle ‘. ceived today a : the hie failur € were gi re whe the towt case in Wages . ot ; t t par wil, w ‘ ft for) te down ‘ st F Arne to f W t ‘ ere was only one By Boater munch last nik ADLER Reusenctbttiiy., 4, thue molding publte| way. and that was with a partial |p Capital uarter for the Httle entertainments ives in ber apartment And ecided to better her ability to are delicacies, which have de inest Acts. tm well-kr yonaw t profits fr ‘ pout th rat makeshift |i gurptus ated Heavywelght Cha Wa charge resorted to. A partial pion, Will Positively Appear Ee declares aiid. AH, GERTIE, SHE IS THE SENSIBLE GIRL; when the, Witt “aavined him to | Cou thoitunt nies | oes hie ‘gaear teen A baapOeE the eet Breve SAVES HER MONEY TO BUY FURNITURE jeSecadhentend ive et, oon never be age to Ht You don’t know how 1] A RRM ORY ILLIONS . ae is what whe way to » tpupour parent ilar | ¢ ‘ noe BER SS A be 3 Ae easy it is to accumulate TO ee ecient caus | * Pop, wayp the smart girl to me ‘einegeers 3; [them Jn thelr pockets ae muc money in a savings || Tuesday Night Bin ay srg wi 7 you ike to make FARMERS, ATTENTION : d 5 ‘ ” 5 the | how would The natural shrink of the gun bank until you have " @ the surrogn t Side 0 we $1,000 Free stall for displaying vege : ; y @euhis around : SB Melony r, ¢ to his sure on,’ says | to Gertle.|tables have been provided in the ° Bape emi 4 me ‘aren iE 2 i b - . plane ot 1 bang tr: Y 2 t blew ve Be provided in th im. Tox. , p ahiorts partial | tried it Fe 4 1 1 91 0 * show me an itary a . WO hiotirs, 9 Pop,’ * #, ‘I tel you. You!for space quick eee ' at ' ine t ne “ Tie eeinte ct Hes civeon.» |$¥0. 10 and you Keep, the} fn ae0a, and e fact : Sa INTEREST Q PER CENT (enelinn ab desk Oates Vile, ay ' - ed $1,000. 1 will get o J qMetly| . - . wih & Berger in Bx tom RD dauent., the $6,000’ What answer did m the oe : ough you have but two teeth le Semi-/ y Supported SP Ee Aietenah ed im giving 3, os re?” repeated |make? What a foolish question! ent ry ‘ t eather ar tt es dm Semi-Annually Aggregation, Including MPVIVEd her , A td you hear told her to go ahead elot i ho} er at fir » oe pi t - 4 } r urse : id|. Misa Gordon Is to marry Adolph And what happens to then Ree. Ds , thls Work wonia Be fter FRANK GOTCH 1 chip off Rothenberg, a hat manufacturer By the New ), HOGER, President S WAGON rk, I it March 2, in her father’s home b maae le to 1 mar Bie DR. B. F. ROLLER ui; 53 DEAD yA oh paced 1 tell you,’ said Gertie to me ' ‘ ent ne Bie sope Aas eb eeatins i Jan 4 ? SE Fy Sahhan : wuqsintad it , t fs a m0 i, Stewart, 'C. i FARMER BURNS, Jack Mecor Wagon ai 9 cask te eeaee tae taiband ways. sonde on chirty.| be examined by | Ou MeCorm! mick, The Clorkers, Jim Anbell Mile, Kitiing : wis naked (0 |days! notice, I can pay the cash and FRE Examinations end |i t ¢ ©o re no ma are not so painful after . & Jabs Morueads (ane Othes ly Injoring ‘ thus make the discount,’ Then Booklets \r : e tes wines 70 i YRNER SECOND Star Feature Acta. r we ‘ said that after five years they pry | | re ide > thelr pet! 1 wor and CHERRY STREET have a fine tin wedding in a hal DRS. NICHOLS & ROBSON, | e AL DENTAL OFFICE Jow do you wonder that I am hap Eye Specialists, 4 pred : . ner 3rd and Union § Iranches at Dallard, Georgetown wi suc ‘ ensible daught at was ne py with such a ible daughter & 320 Northern Bank Bidg., ¢ the Gordon weddl home? I tell you we ure proud of : reet from the post and Renton,