The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 1, 1910, Page 3

THE STAR—TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 1910, ORTAGE? NO; BUT FOOD CORNER AND LORDLY PROFITS) a= axemom = = Get Cine s_Espoe ot Pons BUSINESS MEN WILL PRESIDENT (if Smart New Models in Tailored Suits at $25.00 25.00. ear BY ANGUS GORDON. i cellent line of Tailored Suits at $2 r ( ed ane . . “ om , , < ICAGO, Mar 1—€ dre and twenty-five millic "| PHULADELERTS me: 1 | stilt refuses to submit sts conten Comprised are Tailored Suits of mannish Bas0000 pounds of | 1,250,000 pounds of poultry, | Powerful influences are working to] Grace veutration Great pressure, however, ia be " a “ o y ‘ y of apples f you should see this vast | GAY {0 avert & walkout of thow!ing brought to bear upon the cor ultings, narrow-wale diagonals, novelty sands of union lab m farm products ft n four cold storage plants, | en here. The titection romanis ae or ie oe por hada ge - (By Owned Prem.) | : ' . ef that the company will consent] PARIS, March 1.-—President Fal believe the fox story that a country-wide perpag sw Rhyne nt in is street! to arbitration at the last moment.| eres’ health is falling and bis ntatning their att Only tn thin w declare the strike ont duct e cause of the soaring prices | tude “ hin way, declare the strike | resignation ts in ent these proc « eT bd Blo Sg that they will leaders, can the company avert 4) Growing fat and pudgy, the Was tees | genern} strike and save the city! French chief executive haw more black, navy, tan, electric-blue and various r va 2 pages eaders are carefully! from the greatest Industrial erisis| than once gone to 6h while pre fou would 1 : | Dreparing plans for a general walk: | in ite history | ulding over a cabinet meeting of I] shades of gray ome effective black-and HL wanted to, I could not believe it as I looked upou take ben ee of the Phila| All the apapers of Phitndel-| th utmost Importance, and friends ies Sg : : ‘of good thir when#l remember the mil-| tinue to reiterate thet qpmpany con-| phia have joined in urging both | have had to wake him gently white and gray checks are in evidence gnillions of pow: ts and other foods that bulge | consent tea sontwoniey il ROt| sides to make concessions Mn the} | Ho was slected tor seven yours TY ¥ ther " . * . se sad a erest of peace po demand is} and of this term he haa served 1¢ Coats come it mi- and close-fitting alls of scores ani: et warehouses in this Oe ert anve that Of an absolute sur. becoming imperative and all classes | about half, He ta almost ay much a hg Mindy and close is. Chicago, 1 will n the Mother Goose shortage this 5 ge Boe Reet of the union. If are joining in the movement (to! @ prisoner in the Elysee palace as effects and vary in length from 32 to 36 inche of the crimina repeat it a thousand times! agree “ ney way, they will urge the ety council to interfere if} an Ortenta) potentate. th Not fc ins | eentannty 80 prevent financial love, | Until recently he took daily Chere are strictly tailored models, with regu a 1 1 € ur pl vy . owsibly bloodshed and alke in order to reduce bie gre welll only talk a ose four plants--eggs, butter, | Men as Individuals . jing avotrdupois, until the cafe lar mannish notched coll and others with ¥ Fil tell y aw at the cold storage ware: | Se - 2 walter, Mathias, attacked him . &Co., Arr & Co, the Booth Fisheries Co,, pulling hin whiskers nee then long hawl collars reaching to waist-line, "gga Aes es eat Bw ho hax abandoned the lee docen a four pounds of thon con eoenie a LIKE VIGILANTE DAYS, TOWN TRIES ae "Shee the ot ; where coat fastens with one, two or three but 4 5 ever @ can searcel the fe terkey and a quart of apples to every one of the two MAN AND PASSES TERRIBLE SENTENCE palace, surrounded by an cx tons. Some have collar inlaid with moire silk, Se ia Chicago! m for « cear, without & demonstration j from CE OFIELD, Nev. March t-—The little town of Mina, 100 miles || from the royalivte making things i and others collar of black satin with self-pip 2 rom here, fell back last night into pioneer da d, like the old | very disngr * old storag the often nolaome : pet ony hcg eed 59 ht on & co ‘ . n nolaome Ke ane} Viesronte » Sat in council over a man, found him guilty, and sentenced In cane resignation it i# not ings, forming \ ape Linings are of taf st room: : : Im at once, expected sre the May elections jong “ ! _ — d Po = BB op ne | “He shall be tarred and feathered and turned adrift in the | perhaps not before fall ii] feta and messaline to ape coiling wt a aes ne ot ¥ 7 Hols |] desert without food or weapons,” was the terrible verdict of the citi } Batter tw anid & cent and Tony Leyden, suspected of setting fire to a number of bulld | Che Skirts are in plain and cluster-plaited pe % ogee Will pay not oaly for pte inventment and all. Dutter|| one Bs hers was no judge or jury, no attorneys. The whole town TOWER OF PISA may we ee ee = pm yo a went Gradiey left here this morning to conduct an investiga: || WILL FALL | . me AEN Ae ETO packed tight with And so when the trust In the Pe te ee _ La AS P t y T ff t d M ] ESSE “ete HILL ROADS T0 CANVASS VOTE ee ee lh ty Tatteta an oe told me, and| winter for 25 or 90 cents, the dif ON DUWAMISH}#raineers who have visited Pisa Dresses at $18 50 . mixtures, serges, smart English tweeds and fancy stripe material Che colorings include i . } a foreman, « struck on my nostrils tke perfume | are formulating a report today in || mn f ference ts practically all profit} pre: batidiax oe of And the same with butter, bought| - Pe SIaRSS jwhich they express the conviction wa P oat 25 and often less and sold for | “Commercial terway District |Meat the famous leaning tower is REEF G6 pounds cach-- 25 cente per pound. 80, too, with No. 1 of King county” wae the of- {unstable and likely to fall, Recent A recently-received line of One-piece Silk Dresses co rises garme Seaaa ot better ad most | fowls, and to a great extent with _—_— jfictal demir n wiven by the coun- teods fh led in the general P My ee . epee k Dresses comprises g urments of Gitte te that room for the other fresh foods (ap Valted Frees.) ity comminet * yeaterday to the disintegration of the foundation taffeta and messaline, in narrow and wide stripes and checks, made with waist for prices to go Do net forget that | am tellin: PORTLAND, Ore. Amnoaement district that will be masonry and unless Piea takes ao Rae 1 Ke . ps MET or awey| jeu antl ah dear trees | asic an onaine the financial burdens of the Duwam. on immediately to support the |i! broad-shoulder effect, trimmed with yoke of fancy net, black silk buttons many cold storage warehouses, Northern have comp! strike | "> river waterway tower's base the structure may be! and only four of the 800 cdid/ vote and, it ie reported here today,| The vote cast Saturday for wate o jemned. ; ; ’ . : storage plants in the cities all over|have declared overwheimingly in| SY Commissioners war canvanwd | A Party of scientists are mak are plaited, panel front and tunic mode Come in a range of colors including this plentiful land—800 storehouses | favor of walking out uniess the road | Ye#terday. Upon the quention of the [MG Additional investigations and ij |, , , ‘ ; eke filled with the nation’s plenty at a grants the demands made last No. “*tshiiehment Alatriot, the | [t He believed their report will con lack, navy, reseda, lavender, catawbaand ashes-of-roses. Price $18.50. : time when prices are the very high-| vember. canvass show Tl votes in the af. ff that of the government engi. | Recoad Fieer. Miidies took 2 %. And please remember that; The men involved are keeping the fire ative and 296 vorhe agatn neers. E aha ntita dinette napiiaenbibiiasssanimibinuns yl fisheries at those same high prices are fixed by! reeult of their vote secret, but out ‘ _ " Paul, D. Ham ‘i . BY marrying, many a man . t t * ° . . . t rooms conta the Chicago food trust and become side eatimates ¢ ¢ it is 98 per well were elected comr ‘ \transformed & good friend tn Dain New Effec sin Dre S Ik d L W. |, 2,500,000 the basis of value from the Atlantic | cent in favor of # strike. Negotia | “'* | y ssy 1 an Ingerie aists is | te the Pacific. \tlons between the unions and the — Food shortage? No, sir! Food| genoral managers are being con : > holding corner? Yee—an artificial short-| ducted at Gnicags, and the result tensive Spring line f Silk and Lingerie Waists, now on display. the age deliberately caused to force} may be influenced by the vote on ei Second Pheer, Warehouse when high prices, to make big profits, to|\ne Strike question polled on th Messaline W “ay lack PP, ‘ : : i block d three rooms the take from the public the money | Ohicage tines. . , ' ? . . sta . an 1 navy, Diack an bushels the trust must have to pay divi-} i | € 1 1 fancy mode gray striped Y ith small cluster oft q ot t ' ‘ pike odor of them | dends on tts capttaiization, de frill « mo Ate . tucks and having yoke of net trimmed in , ; | Seattle ratiroad leaders refused to ind loops; others have yoke of self-toned net, prettily embroidered, The skirts Brief mention is made of a few attractive numbers selected from the ex- braid and nart fold { self material. wg ee ee : a : i dineuse the possibility of « general : ¢, a y r an ; strike. “There won't anything come hia new’ dete datte and ate i tne © lout tl we hear from St Paul, ‘i RNS é : ae was the word given out at ee awe OF . aingerie Wai of Persian mull 0 IDAiO NVLANGHES ris ui LARGE RETURNS pe ee pe Working Feverishly Today in Hopes: eek iets | fi ng with black silk buttons. Prices | enciennes lace, and deep, lace-trimmed cuffs ing the Missing——First Estimates of Dead instant Relief, Permanent Cure— $5.00 and $6,00 | Price $5.00 . at Mailed Free ~ a Nee eee ! ae Exaggerated. All in Plain Weapper. Piles ie a fearful disease, but | Ladies’ Home | Monthly Style THE DEAD. eany to cure, if you go at it right It will be impossible for you to find any invest deurns) Books AT MACE. An operation with the knife ts Pp Pi digs ‘ \ dangerous, croel, humiliating and ment, of any form whatsoever, that will bring you ‘eanbocenet? / quicker or greater returns than a lot in IRONDALE | There is just one other sure Way To prove tha iTTR Ito be cured—painiess, safe and tn part tig . , ’ 7 BLL CHILOR N. jthe privacy of your own home—tt y s Jew instances of what Seattle investors FENNELL. \is Pyramid Ptle Cure ALREADY DONE in the Steet City ; We mail a trial package free to M. Lorenzo, proprietor of the Irondale Hotel at Tamatie Grotto D, her. all who write. 20ON yuught two lots on Fourth and < ‘ ie mot er : Lec Sak chee wok tnitenh: rellidi IR DALE ught two | n Fourth and Arden e e pm Rag ry 4 ; vs streets last June for $400 and sold them in Decembe ~ — ON. lebow you the harmless, patnless a 398 Jun r $400 and sold the December Special” ‘Noonda ui Moore Theatre °98%,00 OORE. nature of this great remedy and for $1,225 cash . = : Bectiin's Loading “Biase AT BURKE. | start you well on the way toward a Roy Price b al a nite abias PR oncagaeo Dave AEPHeno. perfect cure in October for $210 and sold it on January 9 for $750 LINENS, SILKS, WOOLENS, COTTONS LOO! re Leslie Carter Patterns Free INCORPORATED. t this is not mere assertion oe Then you can get a full-sized box CHILDREN OF AL NEWMAN. from any drugaist for 50 cents, and cash LIKE NEW WHEN WASHED WITH cften one box on A Seattle client of Shrader & Pr ght the : AT DORSEY. Insist on having what you call corner of Filth.and Moore & $525 and sold ont ee TWO UNKNOWN MEN. -— ; coener of Filth. oes ere oO 5 and sold P poe : > he 4 st tries to sell you aking a net prof ; ous " " fied . yf TONIGNT—Popaler Matinee Wednes- BERGLUND. use makes more m ! wo © re € $ rne day 250 and S00, Other Mat. Sat, | “Enick Moun rese th ted from the dozen ALL DEALERS hc dfnatenp dg yl ec HOLM, ait miners. The cure begins at once erage fil rey sedi PE VIRGENIAN ithe Injured at Mace are: Mrs. R. H. Pascoe, Miss Katie WW. Hooper, Mrs. Guest, Wiluam George, George ¥ Gibson, Mra. Abe Winchester. Others taken wneeren Pa naee Wide alive were: B. MN. Barnett and wife, six chil. | Work and by : the m \ We ha A : George, Mise George, Mrs. George Hooper, William |“! (he time made me ‘ the lot-buyers in IR a \Announcement 5 > | Set cblld, John Fenneli, Witllam Newton, wife and child, | I I i ne and wi 7 - Seattic Theatre | le and child, Mrs. Gassaway, Ed Wheatley, wife uat sen at ; , oe I DAT . 5. H. Jones — Milline Werk | Paul Edwards, wife and three children, Thomas Flana King AO schon ager yooh , weery Matinee ‘Thursday and Sal the injured in the Burke slide were Al Newman and a is tehwra ane hie > ray © ate t ‘ n f 905 Pike street, t Tr phe Rogers. id t ' nt, « c t ° t Itinues rapidly until it | ir permanent work and be easy and ffice block WEDDED BUT NO WIPE , (By | Press.) } “ - *] tk Wdaho, March 1With 21 bodies recovered at | the: pris , ' turing cit \ > : Raa Pat: Dorsey and Mullen, and the chances that the death . ; be v are TRUSTEE SALE BEML the army of recovers were ot werk in the ool y ) OF WATCHES, CLOCKS, SILVER EM the first ray of light this morn ng, in the hope of sav , : = ‘ - ‘ \ WARE, DIAMONDS, LOIS THEATRE t SEU under the mass of earth who may still be alive — JEWELRY, ETC 26th Week Wind blew ail n 9 but that did not deter some from ARW YORK JEWELKY Co. 88 light of bonfires made from oily waste and lan In Magaificeat U Right's work was vailing, however, as no more on - piped aca", gg n exaett the huge wen “Sun acows. as pl muir of a € vt er —o cies eee Mg coon oc bes her experience a follows: if roome at fo8%4 Walon at ek Cit ‘ in EATABLES for }} . ‘ Sie avalanche woke me, and | eat WB-in bet wondering | The Star's classified Wednesday oes to fit you, get the atte aid be. when suddenly the house seemed to leap turda ane four S | C bd a STREET ights, 0c, ‘vac here hee BF Hen bed was huriea on top of ment remember noth: | applicants Western tee orporation atts, = wat iy ehh gh until rescued.” phoning port Wren bed whict y saved her fife. When [Bod under 400-410 Arcade Annex, Seattle j OUAd securely pinned down by the twisted frame Furnishe toom, ten ly aaa Sparaiahe sanheoping a FeSUers Noticed a finger protruding above the Rooms nl a - PAE | FOR RENT down and 1 ere. with RAM tale und jeorge Gibson, who had well-we for ov; ge Gibson, who ha Here it a DEH er condition ve se almost smothered and ‘ BABES The Oriental Poo) Rooms 5-——Poo! Tables-——45 Pt WAC) — - e 5 “| ” ten Bolo Tables ts m ri : } a ’ om ene HOPKINS & RVER, toe Tossing Lavells andreas of w th ' ay t peter ~ ' " “ ° ven away cally " man ‘ t tk soapaflh be pd - i Dancing every Tuesday av. between Pike and Ur Guia, Gralh GAG Bewvlels PANTAGES THEATRE | Thowght to. 5 Pa - and wie = sa hax wks “UNEQUALED VAUDEVILLE” me wanes), a é \ ant : To Aid ‘ New Today at 2:80 p.m sin Geatruetio, + — jund, For ge a Fi ‘ the Sight STAR THEATRE Phone Main 9400, Ind, 441, or wait ¢ ep ‘s > . °° il at the office, 1807 Seventh oad vin ee eRe Sa Mg The Gibson Girl ALBERT HANS At! mn : as Postoffice Box 1900 ’ im * One Bis Rennie | First y Wished 1... mer, y ‘ 00) a 2c a PALLETS Optical Department,