The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 22, 1910, Page 7

THE STAR—TUESDAY, MARCH 22, “Hail ya America’s New Kings! | WAS FIGHT FAR PRINIPLE (My United Pres.) “WASHINGTON want {t understood we for principle Represontative in dl ahip ‘ March made a fight not for jobs,” de Victor Murdoc g the ew lared k of probable con 1nal of the Murdock was or a in the recent fight to epeaker off the rules fi com ceording to the jers today, they to get place if the in ew on the ov amittoc declared, “it will be surgent is regularly publican caucus, at demands are made It wan decided by the tneurgents jtoday, after a vonference of the leaders, that this would be their position when the caucus ta called Insurgent lead on the regent committee nt leader in th not becaus are rep | | | ay at au ALLAN A. RYAN. 'p, MORGAN, aR THE UNITED STATES 7 Morgen ALMONERAN-CHIEF, Dp, Rockefe! PUBLIC NECESS! vd TIES, Allan A. Ryan not to let us keep in our own banda, | Hall to the new kings! Hall! | (his Hall! Or ' in ® _ it will enable |THE TALE OF TWO SILENT TROMBONES (Ty United Press.) NEW YORK, Mareh orchestra at a certain opera house there Why anyway. stand will prevent wrangling the republican caucus, and that the organteation lead eit present organiza com, it le gen today that if is selected for wil be Represents rdner of Massachusetts thon erall any committe In an| tive Ga ee oy yoer tiche*, and ge fo dave ne say over dies or “er something The heirs to the Amor! ‘ been browght ae to the ways ‘out of a now the o tell us alr ypthat the ment not too are two, far from Broadway, two trombone. 1 ho one knows; but, this orchestra has two. A night of so ago one trombone players wanted an evening off. and be couldn't | find anyone to substitate for him j A great idea struck him, and - friend, absolutely ~ to 1 tn. It's the tromboniat nd give an imite jon of blow! tWat’s all. The other trombone player will be on the job and hell make so much noise that neither, th webestra more or less experience in aimon rs ¥ a nor the audience will ever know ing, aa understudy for bis tather,|" r . he has never before been incorpo | ™¢, ifference | rated as a charity bureau by his| The friend went bravely Into the eriniaw's senate, an expert.|OTS2estra, all Leggy All lg 2 whieh please Son. | STeAt linttatton & trombone, aor Ae will be the| minus the noise. It would have only senator who possesses an | >*h & sure winner but for one un king almonerin-ebief for a son-in-law | Gmoene weear ted eee _ ‘ e playe r ow the King ind mating Just beneath | taken a sight off and bed Ukewiay te the som of Thos. F beige a Si to ait there and _—~ © part ben i came time for = ef public < Trombones to cut in these two Lane Park musicians produced aw. | Saturday and then came the det-| the were lucky with their lives, and so real players when the substitutes encountered them next day rs of the to take My Untied Pree.) MASSILLON. ©, Mareh Bigteen-yearokd Catherine pleaded not guilty today to a that she Murdered her alster liga beth. The according to the prosecution the fine Man up JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER, om to clothe the naked, to aia! € to educate the tgnorant, st OB) to send tracts the heathen, and ve Of | well, let's wait till we hear more and about the old off king's scheme While young Reocketelier has bad t pungry es | the “sick cineh, Jant ait there was jothing owned by the sister today she wore the clothing of her sister She appeared calm and self ponsesned, showing no trace of the third degree” to which she ba been subjected by the polter The againet the girl is based on circumstantial evidence the fact that she bought strychalne before the death of her sister, and that the slater died of atrychnin eontributed to the action of t authorities tn charging ber wit murder. right of ought to he , Jr. worid bath house opened arch 19. Entrance gate Base Ball Outfit Free Mitts, glowes, balls, etc given j away to the boys Come and see ua at The Star offies, 1207 Seventh ar This affer laste for 14 days loot Horry, boys ~ and public York a day or bis fathes f a number two ago he took ~ on the directorate big concerns To him will fall the de ing the street ratiways, and above the surface steam roads, coal min systema, power planta. were ‘@ prosperity and loyal subjects, them Into the depths Should they re Bes tust born a} to teed the | o on JUNEA umerous tacul * of 10 years in A lighting rhea, an attorney, ie th? newly there, under four mont combined telephones and tele fe see: Whe phs, the tobacco trust, and such Pao te aire Ge or industries as his dad decided 4 $400. Easter Clothin On Credit the Peop! Alaska —After a er that man or Ow we ust rnd that re ¢ and the 1s i NDS we au may have ALTE RAT IONS ¥ R rah Ladies’ Suits, Dresses, Etc. epartment ma 10 up to $4 $20.00 Men’s Suits ind here "NO EXTRAS Ladies’ Shoes and Hats in an endles ur while the ork light GATE Eee nee GOODS are plair | Price $20 to OPEN SATURDAYS UNTIL 10 P. M. TEINS % 1119 Third. Avenue Near Seneca Street SAYS MURDOCK We will make no effort | Tt ix generally believed here that | the| OF HER SISTER » charge | motive for the er{uie,| girl's alleged destre to posse) When Mins Mantz was arraigned | hi 1910, THE MARKETS * ooal Mhubart Veow ’ per th Mollog irhees. Henutlon Hees ond Butter—tuying Price, Poultey—Baying Price na, 3 Ihe. end £000 Me Dressed Moure—Seting Price PIMPLES DISAPPEAR New Healing Agent Makes Work of Them. Quick The dispensers of post the new skin discovery, ask that no thee be given that no one urged | to purchase it without first obtain: | jing th packs bleh wilt} pnt fre writes to the Emergency ® | West 26th street k This © x sufficient to clear the ¢ and to rid the face of pim very one has tried knows tha he fifty t The Quaker her drug stores. ntalns sufft « for the worst jcases of eczema, where the sur face affected is not too large. The itching ceases on first application It will also eure acne, tetter, blotches, scaly scalp, hives, bar ber’s and every other form of itch, including itehing feet. Being Sesh colored and containing no grease, the presence of posiam on exposed surfaces, such as t¢ face and |hands, is not pe ble. Water jand soap cannot b 4 in connec |tion with it, as these irritate and prolong skin troubles, sometimes even beer ll te mn ‘Why Look Old? | Wrinkles sample any one Labora New ator ‘om plextor ples poelam on wale at as well as @ Bmoked Meate—Selling Price. i¢ Heme box | | ire Drug Co. “ue Meats, Live Weigin r AMUSEMENTS sous CONT Manager Moore Theatre The aie se ToNienr ux CONT Manager | Rowlar matinee today dtr tne worse GF 4 THOUSAND CANDLEM Mores Ne he . Tuceday Thuredsy and Returdey ihe and the Woodburs's Prep Alhambra | New York Facial Co. IMMENCINY TONIGHT - - ccanetianaaas WRDNHADAY ya | American Cafe Business Men's Lunch daily,| | 11:90 to 2 p. m., 25 cents, including | coffee, milk or beer. Quick service Fourth and Pike | Mas "Seattle Theatre & Dreme Mate. Meth pr a NIGHT = A Week atinees THUMSUAY ud RATU KIA Y Toh MERERRIOgS HERON AM” ica “Are ot the fe = Way Th Mate ite and 26 War to the Teeth Lois Theatre Phones Ma nae os ee wWEN B PANTAGES THEATRE oUNNRQUALMD VAUDEVILED* A Whirtwind f1— Tires Dally Relgh Conv in The Type : ) Good Advice to Parents M Nights, 10. CHESSY & Kdwin Me ean and happiness ned t nk ac # Saving of the bes ountry deponits BANK OPEN SATURDAY ih EVENINGS FROM 6 TO 8 STAR THEA TRE * Datly ne The State Bank of Seatt'e LDOLIZED IDA Corner Pioneer Place, First and Yesler 4 ThreeWays East The Direct Way The Shasta Way The Sunset Way pletion of the nalon The 1 mind Mxte Washington R. R., f uthern Pacific Oregon & Union Pacific at ed to onvenfent travel { the rn an her Through Portiand direct Through San Francisco and Salt Lake ¢ Through California and Ne Ank for Rat City Ticket Office 608 First Ave First Ave, 8. and Dearborn St E. E. ELLIS, Gen, Agt A. E, D, STEWART, D. T W. D, SKINNER, General Passenger Agent it Time Tat ete Passenger Station A ete A FEW DOSES END BACKACHE AND MAKE KIDNEYS ACT FINE fool n taking with the other Hundred ewely of folk abi here are need y urt or and Lorder kidne che mi worried b cause of back no ache it © bin roubl id dizaine and othe or der wollen irritabilit ick feeling r symp of rworked dk will vanint Un iarting quent n — (espectall night) and all bladder misery This unusual preparation goe once the disordered ki bladder and urinary te distributes its healing and ing tnfluen pon the and 4, and « ou realize ove will on & and hor nee fr ur to orgir omplete Hon PRINTERS TRY SOAPLAKE MECHANICS’ SOAP FOR CLEAN HANDS ALL DEALERS UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY TOTAL RESOURCES, $13,937,434.91 Office M. F. BACKUS, President R. R. SPENCER, Ist Vice I RALPH S. STACY, 2nd Vice President J. A. SWALWELL, Cashier O. A. SPENCER, Assistant Cashier. E. OLMSTEAD, Cashier R. S. WALKER, Assistant Cashier Drafts ICATED in the center of the shopping dis the Ave resident at corner of and Madi trict, Second son St., this bank is con- from venient of all access street car lines and is a desirable depositary Assistant ‘ ‘ for both commercial and savings deposits. Issued to All Parts of the The National Bank Commerce SECOND AVE. AT MADISON ST. SEATTLE, WASH. “The Store That Saves You Money” =| Exceptional Values in SLIGHTLY-USED PIANOS EMERSON PIANO, $60. STODARD PIANO, $150. LIGHTE PIANO, $160. BRADFORD PIANO, $175. HACKLEY PIANO, $185. HERMAN PIANO, $175. GERHARDT PIANO, $190. ve he rot , $6, $8 and $10 THE MEYER-TONER PIANO 0. The Home of the McPhail Piano 314 Union Street. Oppo: Intelliger ite Post ncer e Postoffice. Opposit The Exacting Judge Has Rendered Her Verdict in Favor of Gold Star Oleomargarine The evidence being all in its favor, by her own actual test, as a pure, wholesome, sweet, nourishing food product. At All Dealers—3Oc Ib. EDWARD Sole Di Gold We LYTLE tribute Friedman's Star Oleorn 817 stern Ave Main 2589