The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 17, 1910, Page 3

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THE STAR HURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1910, ANON WANT A PIANO? ) 2, HERE 1S YOUR CHANCE) @ We Gus Brown says . AND THIS FROM ALDRICH. PERMITTED To : Vee. = WOULD UNDERTAKE to ; =, ||$75 SAID TO PAY IN FULL FOR A LIFETIME OF ——OQUR—— RUN THIS GOVE; : c= ; FOR 300, a WN EA HAPPINESS > co Lb fleet and e E as. Rupe CEES if ane Paci YEAR LESS THAN I'T15 \ ; grea | | now OPERATED. ‘| ut Z\\EVERY HOME TO HAVE MUSIC as er oOwin Ben ot tbe oa NELSON ALDRICH Sate hh Jz ZA ig ape ; . ray fy f For Those Who Do Not Play, Kohler & Chase Will Provide ~ eae ie 2 _ TN WS ‘ : 4 Player Pianos at $315, Payable in Small gees experience ont $ ' x F \ Monthly Payments, Of Spring Clothing for Men and Young oe sttnek | a4 } bc \S ~— Men, in the before undertaking = | ! es , ‘I NEW. PIANOS AT $112, $135, $155 AND $215 | ) lesler ten of our } f m1 Less Than Pianos of Equal Quality Can Be Bought w to the Pacttic coast | . thereto ‘ fb AS yh | for Elsewhere, the interest of A | oy Fae ' yt i ai | & PTI i Pee ye of the Pana se will be & remedy @ what the Pac of. The Meet » Sale there wit! A PIANO HOUSE OF THE BET. | fit Stonior r = Portna me jttality hey | TER CLASS 660 player fateh, éf : : upon | Mm and finish th ued of ler 4 ar 64 ols A cows, jo One - ~ t . ¢ e ola j 7 again unt! =a ; tek ana ve geo olga os in thelr home ; | elect from ’ . i eeenerenecreee ea bt éy are alw | to be lower 7 [: gree tent on ‘THe | 8 to 3 regarding the ship's condition were Captain Rerming Mm stated aleo thet wh Kohler & Chase 4 that the only thing (that the Erna might ha beer , scan 1ueee 4 ; if, Oo, March L ry tO pat her in condition | seaworthy when she left Seattl o ease a TS) who oe would be the installation of new|and developed unexpected leaks o is @ grand . ‘ botler tubing ‘ afterward os Saget th . x i honestly reduced prices 7 the the 1 Men pring ear 1s prevent . “STAY AWAY FROM WASHINGTON AND HA ‘ r|the aristocrats of the p ready, from Shoes to Hat a ricees I'LL FORGIVE YOU"—-KNOX TO SON |" “"usto" Pianos * °" |; x ee Same Sete. 3 aa advance of ‘ j . tu | ie | saat Sow Reliher & Chase are Mame ml bye etter i (My United Press) a 4 a] ign ante of used pl ayy ’ har hen @ 6 | t } WASHINGTON, Marob i ment bh | O96 ptanos t a ot lof tor . ‘ ond ~ | whispered today that Se ot | ' | Steall “use ‘ ini aabity of i saree im Sec iD ~— State Knox te preparing ¢ — y a ne | t > a - ivahe gir ape Mee gor ea ; pe Sag edilaetn’ ii seletanad Cars March | forgive Kno We used almor Yesler St Althought the Americ iam? ante te een ce rab rey * on | cle ‘ eat cle | ALWAYS RIGHT ‘op hee apperentiy not of ~That the inspectors of bulls d r . ¢ bollers In Seattle might be ng ee gear, | called plain why they al is Oe lowed the German steamer Erna to ‘whe was wor pat to sea with defective bofler two wither bodies tubes was freely stated along ay Tate lest night water front here today he et e t : RN De ollie’ twe Italiane a3 a t n t . t t firm ALGERT HANGEN, Jeweler, | . lt Rochrater \ The vessel put back from sve a tu . te > we " Weber plano | First and Chery. Star Want Ads are busi- blessing od that she was short of fuel # are offered until : aT AMAZI Ne sm simene j Sinee then there have been per-} (Conctuded.) oniten sia oft je, on Baturday night “ Clubs Meet. sistent rumors that the ebip was tn | at 2, $1 00 and $2 eotamitter of the jertes as the books show other war vere are any number of first | less t noe qualit nion a dilapidated condition and that it : clubs of woula be two weeks before repairs | fame were’ issued’ for ‘salaries, [ciaet, slightly used: plenoe ‘on, sale | ts "Grand Opera House im the Commer could be made which would make | Conet | gees, moneys were aupposed to be | St from $76 to $138 These pianos | Ar ort ’ * ABABIAN NIGHTS MELB m Monday hor seaworthy | ae (eo jonciuded.) | used for the grand jury's secret | are nts and purpores as |t is made Savings fine dy given by the Captain John Bermingham., super: | tlekied to death ‘that 1 nearty | service fund. Grand Jury Detective | ® as new ones A $290 D. 8 h ianified one ‘ r March ry aoe vising Inspector of bulls and bot)- They figured that| Marion was not paid « salary out meton & Co. plano, just as good! reliable fi h has » tnt r the ? the of ers, would not confirm the rumors 7 owd out Bund of this money, as he drew a cur |" new, may be bougyt for $127 A coast for T t ‘1800 First av He said that he believed the reports “ « other 11 ang | rent expense Warrant for salary.|404 upon terme of $5 a month at | rus Co. im thy ber 1 d pe $e —————— “lthere was one clee ready to | The bailiff nor the subpoena serv. | 3 4 am ——— mecemed | of Seattle fly, I ruppome it would have been | ors did not get any the | all the better—a better drawing How the grand jury spent abe ard for detective work will pro! re Alhambra w Net Drunk. main a mystery uhless some way a. 2K | “Hut I don't ask anything on this|'* found to miake them obey the} Capital .. . . . atinee Satur- | account. 1 speak of it because and account for it. The money ay. Maitonal mpany ta I've got to defend myself somehow roy ee Phe a6 on sci ence “ in | These feliow talk about my being | “Ot Machine cas ' 26 1 Bargain drunk. Don't ever think it. 1 take | imdleted for th 4 e Matinee We a and Bee, no =e etna tp eae eee | complained of in court | wan yor m im sober | vefore the grand jury ever took Money is hard to get, and I'm not yet foolish enough to #0 406 cage feet in the air drunk This tittle | he matter up it is still harder to keep un- J /- The saloon keepers tr 4 tor| less you have some system ‘Seattle Theatre | book with the 1] names crossed off bavi w 4s 4 fl / aving screens were indicted on in-| RUSSELL w nage of laying it away. KL ST Pees the dead ns. «here in a disabled conditio | rn out to get sseg | i Pe WILL SUE FAIR | GRAND wR DEBTS. |= NeW PIANOS FOR evanY one.|___OPtcelOvpartment.__|mess bringers. Try them. ony $e to never gets very far out of my mind. | > ; toa Testeats a ak i ae neg off | formation furnished by ective 1 dor ant my mi roased Get into the habit of sav- ron Mstines, Tod night and A ‘ ‘ “Thie sult started against me by | Tesistretion and Dreamland } ing with us. “HER MAD MARRIAGE” days are making a great hit B)crotton—1 tink that just a final | Of these cases wore handled exclu Most Novel and Startling Performance w ofton's left. town, | #vely by Marion a ; . shoppers, but never before have we J)? 1" mr vopose he will prose Where Did Money Go? | y nary suits, but interest 4} PeR Cent What 414 the grand jury do with | te j = the bargains offe o ute SF don't care. If this case ever Y «i red here Friday. Come ficute 4 don't sore. lan prove every, \the detective fund? How was It f maker’s PM stocks may not last all day. Right reserved J) thing 1 have sata, that I did my level These are questions that r . Compounded : best Sunday, and that I told them | the law says should be snswered to y Semi-Annually. could go up j tee Crofton Files Suit. | CANTON, O.—At the request *, . } ~ b ; JAMES D. HOGE, President. | IgA . oT 8 e, Al Crofton, who brought Hamtiton | the pepe h Casclanelii has re ‘ represent 11S est N. B, SOLNER, Cashier to Portiand and Seattle under con , staned a» ‘ f = Bt tract, yeaterday filed #ult in the wu 1 Poy Bee Ae pines poe = skill DIRECTORS. 25c verior court against Hamilton for |t SKI, Ferdinand Schiits, J.D. Lew , th. | B Stewart, C ' a ’ 4 . wy een . — — known Welsbach Majestic 994,600 damages. In his complaint agree , Cand Mia in UE Mlecormick. Somes f Janpolski Mantle, double weave and Crofton alieges that Hamilton, by Salesiad t 18 First e you trom reason of unfitness for duty. allowed| Galesladies at 1630 First av g Sho ‘Maines’ Panna: & 2 fer 256 and caused his aeroplane to be par ——— ne fh A $5.00 to $10.00 on each gar CORNER SECOND eoNe RUDTTAL tially wrecked In the small lake tn ' . ! sR and CHERRY STREET Auditorium of University of Washington the center of the race track; that menf, as we buy sample ; FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 18 Hamilton lacked the necessary ma \ Gnedthied: less than’ the shoular Branches at Ballard, Georgetown Ff) d aus 0 aici <a parte to enable him te ond Roatan, | Tiek Be, B00 40c Mop, 25c or give & “success | whol ‘ Mop, 25 1 non Monday , Jel wringing Mop—saves your accuses Hhmiltan of fi - AMUSEMENTS aith and his contract witt Phi give trength and prevente the opers on in contracting to fly In Ta 3 : . r trom getting wet next Saturday nday ions Ire Phi i Vdd Moore The ne? Se arges that Hami! ; ne sil f. w Playhouee too frequent libatt a BO) on nant a company Friday night P. & G. Naptha Soap, 7 || THIS CONDUCTOR . Sample Suits in Tailored Styles IS TWICE LUCKY j Worth to $30.00 tor and Gamble fan | tha Soap makes the cle (hy United Prove.) and white without hard | EVERETT ona March 11; ’ ‘ , bing and botling. | Walter Ve conductor of the . : ‘ ; ish in the V ellington avalanche, ‘e i a e. tbe 4 : J trainmaster of this division of the e " eday Ma ' i ea ee Great Northern today, Vogel o# ‘ caped death by going to Scenic | | egepe . - Wi ‘ Jers the day before i | Pl Tailored Suits Worth PANTAGES THEATRE Scissors | 45¢ Window Shade, 25c pli A on oli : At pat ee gba seiae to en eis mech eel) See ene bracing fac od quality opaque Window he-—A. R. Black ij « De lew’ fan burn. Vi ne of the oldest fr paper your house 1 Sunday Matines—SEAT SALE NOW RIVA LARSEN 1 ee | RAPAYETTE’S b ye Selesor ad 3 shades of green, size conductors on the Great Northern Spring, it will be to your i “a, ih : ry * ee Friday _...25¢ | ARRESTED FOR terest to see us 1 ie ||! “The House of a valle ——__—_—_ KISSING HIS AUNT | Wall Paper, irom Se } OD) Themed Candee | (iy Ualted Press.) ble roll up = STAR THEATRE Laundry Basket, size 18x t, Mra. Ella Albee se pteg “THE HOUSE OF SAMPLES Inches; lahbt, strong and 7 18 years o, | Peiat car tea tee vas cents |t 1308 BECCOND AVR. 500 ARCADE BUILDING Tuesday, Thursday, Satd’y |i: anD Usdin STREET. i ‘ail. eer cust i May Bes Bry Near University Take Elevator Open Until 9 P. M. Saturday kies is 66 years of age. |

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