The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 16, 1910, Page 8

TAFT IN FRENZY PLANS WAR ON ALL INSURGENT CANDIDATES Stand Pat War to Be Carried Into State Fields-—-lowa First Center of Attack-—Swift Kick for Swift, Who Sought to Show Taft Error of His Way. BY W. 8. COUCH. WASHINGTON, D.C. March 16.—-President Taft will fight for ! er * nts through + his de insurgent urgency Into ring given his tartft gram and other fea riven the president Into a angry and obstinate, In fine fr this frame ean ine 8 with Preside Taf ! f for aiding fe that he wa , ow, Murdock and fadorsed ey , Kansas t n this year. I ase | and encour republica b b The Swift Letter. get that even | gent states As a matter of fact K Ch m ont Ww 1 h president To Fight the Senatore. Firat of al Unel Pete” Her is to fight De ‘ committee wi and Dolliver ax har @are. Tho Aldrich tariff ts be described as t finest thing tariff reform, and Taft as a model | tained a warm {ndors mt Aldrich and Speaker ¢ the presid tO} to the whole letter con nt of Sen it, more nt sald his any as Insurgent movement White House Door Closes. In Washington the insurgents Smith ar The preatde enter the congress. The lowa situation. thes ere by the pr tive of his ! covers Wisconsin, Ind Mississippi ral " - ne FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. eS une ay CIAL #c—For atomizing | DOZEN—For baking oyster | CIAI * 75—Strictly g ' . - URNITU ° ' | nt rif = Gav ‘S000 Sieve Clesee Daily ot S80 cay eons and spraying liquid disinfect- | patties and entrees of vari- | grade I-bearing Mowers been passing t he White — I mention sini aftts or insecticides on vines |. ous kinds w inch drive wheel Connor Wincor and shrubbery, IMPORTED SEAM and 18-in vel revolving ST, PATRICKS ONY GIG DAY TOMORROW | frish-Americans in Seattle Will Join in World-Wide | Celebration on 17th of | i i bans, of cludes a var Throughout the world tomorrow Men and women of !rish blood will celebrate St. Patrick's Day, the an- (ff nual recurrence of which is aiff cause for joy and fe y to the Irtsh and their desce @ver they may be ants wher the Irishman's The formal gin tonight at Immaculate Con of 18th av and Marton st In the social h of the church a literary and m 1 rogram, under th church, will be held. The are to be used in the erectic bew school building Germans Will Help f | Excellent Va ay J k | [ATT I orde brated ‘ gram at St. Kdward’s « bh, H man Cit The Junior H will stage "The Contine tal t Trento a the will be 6 Ladies’ Home and violl low t f tk | talent of the city, Fath Riorda Journal | ver an ade Patterns _|SEATTLE A POOR kind words * | {Basement Sa esroom Interesting Values Are Indicated in A Wide Assortment of Trimmed Hats at $5.00 HE cotlection at this price in- coming styles in the popular Tur- | horse-hair braid and | straws, as well as many attractive Dainty New Embroideries Interestingly Priced THE SEATTLE STAR FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. Furniture Hore Clowes Dally at 69%0. Dry Goods E 1910 MARCH SALE o} HOUSEFURNISHINGS HE timely offering of « { j 1 ‘ering Pots, Hag tyers, Rakes March Sale Hundreds of of! gs for the Kiteiyey Supplies, are avings of keen in. appended: values in ing Supplic inelud Grass Cutters, Lawn Trowels, is a_ feature | AUTO BANK TAKES A DEPOSIT ON A COUNTRY ROAD. BRIGHTON, Bog, March 16.—)the neighboring Villages that have | There have been rune on banks no other banking facilities At ad again, bat this le the firet square the banking Jo any running on {ts own and accepts deposits | sok. Every morning the automo shocks, The bank also |f bilised bank leaves Brighton for } at farm houses a aos ae Housefurnishings now pr er useful wares Cooking Access obtainable during this portance. A partial list program of spegches on mibjoc ts | “NEVER - BURN” TOWN FOR FIRES) pees wus carried If co"’ L VEGETAREE Sie Neen tay esos Oe We the CAPS AT CIAL 65e-—-Of heavy st ca have This sta war made) manana steel, mea 16 inet ¢ ame! finished, alg Ba die atch tee We won't: long, 1 le a ” COMBINATION Board of Underwriters at! ARS State university auying you inches in depth; fitted us (\CK HAMMERS; gpg an present, and an interestin which take the weer and Puller and bath sels several hundred fr which tak ara em “ome t to wear dinky little vent food fr burning or . ade. neers at the White caps adorned with a button as af] t INA’ Cummins and | sgn that they are freshmen. 1 bottom NATION GAM] ore at the begin Tt we esion but soon found ¢ is going to be a these young highbrows the sophs wear the sopb r hat the freshmen will woar the about, cooling their green, but until that date there our oF twe three, will be ervel war on the state 4 then that they would “0” campus } or an appointment two Someone and maybe quite a/f in advance, After a/bunch is going to get ducked in| i of this kind the cold waters of Lake i Quit calling anon and their friends, | KANBAB ¢ pat Manuel Tayler ary, are weleome White i re an has confessed to the murder of Mra e guests. No red tape over ap: | yan Soke ments hinders their reaching pinned tn hy esident on the shortest 20 | dr banks thee lxitied her for her m in se seam. | OPENERS, SPECIE CYCLONE EGG BEAT ERS, SPECIAL 8c—Do the "4. Cormeen tively ¢ blade and head, n RDEN SPECIAL Se steel blade and hale vith plain wo LEABLE GARDE SPECIAL work prevents HARDWOOD TOWEI I RS, SPECIAL 1 ATOMIZER INSECT | EXTERMINATORS, SPE L BAKING | GIANT UNIVERSAL SPECIAL 235 LAWN MOWERS SHE! ardened and te LESS ENAMELED COF- | khives ! FER POTS, SPECIAL 75c | Pered crucible steel Y size VILLAGE BLACK GRASS CUT- DELPHOS CORN POP PERS SPECIAL 2 Large size; have perforated cover for removing unpopped | Plve and white outside ard | SMITH 3 corn; cold handle | White inside TERS, SPECIAL 25¢ oa : F | ROYAL GRANITE LIP. : SOAP, SPE- | PED SAUCEPANS, SPE CIAL 4c—A cold water | CIAL 15 3-q Bleaching Soap ; will wash in AL IRON 100A ck enamel, produais ENAMELED WARE COFrER | *rfa bo—Of BRILLIANTSHINE STOVE LID LIFTERS, SPE POLISH, SPECIAL Ie GALVANIZED WATERING | CIAL Se-Of malleable tron, | ™ BALL - BEARING POTS, BPRCIAL %6co—Or heavy with nickeled cold handle of STEEL DINNER KNIVES. IRONS, SPECIAL Tet | Qitvintess © « Geqnert sine colled wire SPECIAL 450—Landers tra-quality castings, esaily with strongly braced spout and @ Clark highs f art to clean; fash: riveted handle bes nce of sidehandla” riveted handle of tart size, of Royal Granite seamless steel hard or soft water without ware, with de he boiling ied showing of be- DRUM GAS HEATERS, SPE CIAL 56c—Of sheet steel; small sqiare shape, suitable for bath. rooms ‘Bey MOP STICKS, SPECIAL 1 Coppered spring head and stair ed handle yt wtee | have ROSETTE PATTY IRONS. SPECIAL %6c¢ SET--Set con. sists of one round and one heart SPRING CLOTHES PING sbape mould, and one handle; | SPECIAL Se DOZEN—For use 7 for making patty shells on which | © ¥'re or cotton clothes lines SLEEVE IRONING to serve meats, ofeters, fruits, | WIRE MEAT SKEWERS GRANITE JELLY CAKE | SPECIAL 20c—Of Gam Mushrooms, custards and foes of | SPECIAL ie SET—~Set con. | PANS, SPECIAL 13c—Of genu- | stantially mounted amt various kinds. ine Royal Granite steelware inches Jong. models in the larger Dress Hats prettily trimmed with ribbons and the small flowers which are a feature of Spring | Millinery styles. In the colorings black predominates, while a large number of | handsome effects are displayed in blue, lavender and burnt-straw. An unusual variety of pleasing and jf distinctive models at $5.00. tists of 12 retinned steel skew a | ore In ausorted sizes. | Sime tnehen, equare, ORTED PORCELAIN » porn sone SALT BOXES. SPECIAL | NICKEL- PLATED BATH | MRS. POTTS SAD IRONS Hanging Boxes of white porce | SOAP DIBHHS, BPBCIAL 0c eee, eee lain, with hinged wood cover, | Of brans, heavily nickel-plated, | f three trons, handle and stand GALVANISE } highly polished and artistic in | METAL E PAPER PAILS, ‘SPECIAL OAK CLOCK SHELVES. desta BASKETS. PRCIAL $1.00--Of galvanized; 10 j 260-—~ | iste extre-heavy wire, | SPECIAL 8S0—Natural finiwh, TIN DRIP PANS, SPECIAL | "amped “t metal, oxidized ornamented with small oval mir | 190—-Of heavy block tin, meas | finished asure 10% inche uring 9x12 Inchos | dia rer meter and 12 inches high (A Giawing Vooue in Artistic Rag F ORE and more are the possibilities of Rag Rugs being recogi in the working out of artistic furnishing schemes, esp | those developed along Elizabethan, Mission and Colonial lines. Strong lines of effective Street Hats are in evidence a! $2.50 and $3.75. Rasement Sale ries at 10c, 12%4c, 1S¢ and , ; ai bets Of fie nainoook and In the Floor Coverings Section, Third Floor, we rhe prevailing colori: soft tones display extensive lines of Rag Rugs that are not blue, green and tar , mingled with j only serviceable, but decidedly pretty and distine ~ tive. In coloring, weave and fabric they are remi and in others of the | t every# a niscent of the delightful old-fashioned Rag Rugs color is pleasingly | the “Colon J which the Colonial dames were wont to weave s« Rugs show quaint « nd interior AT 20e YARD—New and dainty patterns painstakingly ally woven Into the | ‘ a | in sheer Embroidery. Flouncings, ranging ’ “ ip to 12 inches in width From the broad assortment presented here it will be easy to select a R t will provide finishing touch. for FIRESIDI sewing-room, den, bedroom, library, ingle-nook or f RUGS ~The P ‘ > ‘ \ , , RUGS: ’ Ines it in Linoleums and ‘ies ann” Witte: avigth (Moka : LA et the aseme ules. 27 x54 $ 2.2 6x 9 ,, S117 { 3 i eee) . to —— ¥ Sinan 30x60 $ 1.40 | &x10 $ 9.00 30x60 $2 &x10 be 0 3 &x10 eptior {fering of good quality Japanese Matting at 15c Se ss oe Oe 9x12 $12.00 | 36x72 $ 3.7 x12 $23.50 36x72 ) | O12 sr) LIBERTY RAG RUGS COLONIAL PO R RUGS: Rs ss oye ee wi S SHO t Ger Pi aN eae a $11.50 30x60 ) — 1 and Linoleum.) aaa [SEATTLE AGENCY FOR GLOBE- WERNICKE “ELAS TIC” REDERICK & NELSON INCORPORATED lr l5e YARD-—Twenty attractive patterns in good qual offered for clearance at this especial Ostermoo: | Mail . | Orders Carefully Filled Mattresses |