The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 10, 1910, Page 8

THE STAR—THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1910. BRANDEIS---HE’S ATTORNEY FOR THE PEOPLE IN CONSERVATION FIGHT, BY W. 8, COUCH (My United P Ballin Austria in 1848 ahead of baseo rhet mior, sett sen’ d in Ke re Louis Brandeis was born, He was educated abroad in German untver —oVeeo iF < OSE W. Queen City’s Financial Leader Welcomes Patrons in New and Handsomely Equipped Quarters wa t n t quarter in f of th Hale tion wu t 1 n with 1 being the | behind bi | has a large } out but it charm sopal ¢ The quiry ba plenty « WILL TREAT THE POOR FREE AT CITY HOSPITAL art men ¢ tion ! ne oliticia KA i him freven ‘ raat ning me a after R y r rush H Hallin w worse } la wil fra Then e } th at antly t ¥ t What He's Done. for tt } that 80 " \ t » t M aa with ane \ Le H wh , : t 7 in | DY Y New F ! the. ( a, 4 ls Western Type hi R I , . ' in a b Tr T « x pit of For Factory ¢ —on rs K i : ‘ dog, and From the Bal «he will g the case 1 natural th c Washington { . this conservation fight Surprised Committee. The state fefend Three cups flour, one cup sugar, two teaspoon- fuls Crescent Baking Powder, half cupful raisins, one teaspoonful cinnamon, one teaspoonful cloves, one teaspoonful vanilla, one-half cup lard with small piece of butter, oge and one-half cups of milk. and icing if required. OF EGGS CRYSTALLIZED. HENCE THE CAKE WITHOUT AN EGG SEAT ILES whitewashing Job were (F- OJIO/TUE. at Filling ‘a MEW PUBLIG. MABKET. WILL OGCUPY BLACK Three Kastern packing fogbes have combined with several Beat tle butchers to open a large public market covering the whole block ded by Thirteenth b aves. and Jackson of ground t and Fourtee and King sts. A one-story building will be erected, covering th entire ground, and space will be rented] for meat markets, groceries and butter and eggs, delicatessens and vegetable booths This copcern will be headed by Max» M. Pullman, M. Neft, Joe » Pinch and Marry Wawa, Mr. Pull *' men will be general manager of market will the Jacksor » with a cap ern, The known ible 4 able to ge vou nging tended to shal relax t of the addre Vyche, pres rion DOLLAR “BANK i RSE rare ett RRR MOTHER REFUSED HIM MONEY AND HE POISONED HER} (ity United Prees) LOB ANGELES, Feb, 10 Charged with attempting to poison his aged mother because she would not give him money to spend, Johr Hamuabock, an 1%yearold youth, fe in jail today After a chase of several days of ficers apprehended the boy at Cole | grove late yesterday, Two years! » the boy was went to Whittler jon the request of his father, who] tated that the youth had been beating bin mother Six months ago the father died and Mrs. Hamusbeck petitioned to have her son paroled so he could help her conduct @ dairy ranch Last week the youth demanded | money from her refused him. | Later she drank ut ffee RECITAL TONIGHT ' EILERS TO GIVE TALK ING MACHINE CON CERT—FREE TO ALL. Demonstration to Be Given With New Amberola and Grafonola de Luxe The Wonderful Victrola Will Play the New Grand Opera Records—Comfortable Seats for All—A Splendid Program and Everybody Welcome. So many requests have been re colved by the Eilers Music Hour that the talking machine concerts be continued that It has been de elded to postpone the regular p anoia recital for one week and de vote this evening to the demon ation of the wonderful new Am and Grafonola recently re by this pioneer concern ever popular Victroja will al no be in evidence and with the ebarming program already arrang 4, tneluding selections by Caruso. De Gogorza, Williams, Melba, Bem: brich, Scotti, Sousa’s band and doz ens of others, together with the Inte light opera pleces, the evening's on tertainment should prove w ery enjoyable but most prof who attend. he public most co vited to be present, The concert which will begin promptly at 8:16 in Ellers recital is free and no lollow the 4 ay corner at Third and ty and prepare for a thor njoyable evening, Reme ght tiers recital hall and University Crazed by continuous life by running Into nt McKinley in 1901, ¢ bach, a German. been poured into her coffee n around Wie hed |SUICIDE AFTER NINE YEARS’ PERSECUTION | (ty United Press) TALKS ON TEETH By THE REGAL DENTISTS PARTIAL PLATES ARE NOT SANITARY or Even a Resident of Canad to Acquire Full Government Tit high-class, caref 4 operators are here REGAL DENTAL OFFICES N. W. Cor. Third Av. and Union 6t * & RYER, tne, BROKERS * that the doctor's prescribing ie most efficiently sup plemented by the druggist’s skill in RAVEN DRUG Co., 1416 Second Av © WALLEABLE RANGE chen; « splendid NOR—FURNITURR Be Tow » Waldorf Bids. Tes BAN nt eattle capitalists. ‘Then the panic of 1893 hich the deposits shrunk 80,000 to $180,000. During the urt of 1896 its deposits wer van $400,000, and the total ),000. ame the discovery of gold and a 8 condit all pid return In comme n@ city bank the deposits of the National Bar Commerce ran up rt the three millior lor a con the W hington Nationa k, the com posite aggregating ele $ 0,000, In the la par 1909 the bank's deposits reached $13,600,000, the largest fig ure tn {te history The new quarters oceupled by the bank in the Leary bullding have/ vault, is lined with steel, and is of OFFICERS ACKUS, Presiden PENCER, First 0% is sTAcy, seen? \sTEAD, Assiataatl WALKER, Aselalt@l? piRECTORS HENRY, Chalriaaie ted with nitur of magnificent all of conerete important metro