The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 29, 1910, Page 11

Alone Wil! Beat Last Year's Yield by 40 Per Cent Today's Forecasts of Crop from 13 Cotton - Growing States Indicate Total Yield ‘of 16,000,000 Bales. Special disp tay f a4 cent tn year, when there ‘a teary stun the yield Gorreapondents w! rered cen points in the 13 growing were nearly al atic in They re ed itt forecasts Jous from the st that a ive ago plowed the country just @ the Mis { from the fiver to the & The rea fot this ts that p « had done in only the hern part fhe district affected. But the any, will de ofteet : did Cros ee so oot y Oklahe and FA correspondent at Pallas, Tex that 11,000,000 acres h planted in cotton in the Le Mate and that the pick will bales, an increase of ip per cout over Inst year and an ‘of over 3¢ over ave Biggest crop the 7 taken from the | 4,000,000 Bales of Cotton Whar wiltion bales of cotton! Hover one-third of the total Jast year as shown he gor a@ new stat i rapidly taking a p yanks of those states whieb Cotfon ts King tn fact as} Pies tn vdine Twenty “per cent} Be total area of state ts] ta cotton thin year and the ht is confidently expected NM Between 800.090 and 900.000) the best the state has ever) every is three th Texas tn there f# coming up} Fellow, but this € lon ®eheral enough to consid: | deterioration | % Per Cent increase | We the older states lying to the (Wt Of the Missicatpp! river a 2 7%) BP cent increase in the cotton crop Oafdentiy pred i by those r with condi hs f siana b boll g plant will WM not plant an increased | f Agricultural cc ee all Je Lampe aiding the plant-) : War on the boll weevil S which attack and 4 result | Memphis, one = ott p of lust ye rl PPMeeed 2 cotton famine and| ets not belleved the ice will below 10 ce : and | fortu h the ation t thee Bersute Optic al Co. MSIE Empire Bidg., Beattie TRUSTEE SALE ATCHES, CLOCKS, SILVER WARE, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, ETC Tihs youw WELAY CO. av. hatzeen Fike ane] The Dental Com-| bine Must Go “1 . t ral Ds ggaae wy ine PHOTOGRAPH SHOWS COTTON FIELD IN SOUTHERN TEXAS TODAY. over || PAULHAN GETS HIs 5 COTTON WILL HIT HIGH ‘CROP TH YEAR lOoont cotton means prosperity} market manipulators, and in Texas and weolth for the southern planter/ now, the cotton growers are plan with an average yield }ning to erect great storehouscy Then, too, farmers’ assoctations| where they can hold their cotton ave increased the knowledge of/ until they are ready to sell at @ the cotton raisers in the ways of] good price. FOR THE CENSUS 4 } | (PT thie out and have It ready for the census man. He'll call for tt.) | FULL NaneR | CNBRY AORN a... odnccccccsre Relation to family? Age last birthday? / | imate? Married? Widowed? Envorcedt | | Mother of how many oh No Living? | | Coter or Racet | | ” | Place of Porth | | Pathers w rthplace? Mother's Brine i nen of UA? Naturaitesd? If not, year arrived Speak Fratton? If not, what Language? | UPATION | Rmployed Aprtt tern? ....... Mo. Weeks une ved in 1 Able to Read? Te Write? | Attended Bence! since Sept aseet Pree a — Me ma. lared that he the trip again for twice the $50,000 TOMORROW (My Vnlted Preae) ee $50,000 purse will be pre LONDON, April 29.—Louls Paul | sented to Paulhan a luncheon at ban, who won the reat aerial| the Hotel Savoy tomorrow. Claude derby from London to Mancheeter,| White, wh twiee tried to make declared today the Gight was one| the fight, and who contested with of unbelievable hardship, He was} Pa n, will be a guest. He will so nearly exhausted cold and | be presented with a great memorial reached Man- | ct 4 at 100 guineas, A did not believe he | j being raised for for an-jand ft ts ected that it will jamount to $16,000 OPEN MAY 2. Through Service on the Seattle-| Everett Interurban On the Same Day the Last of Crawford & Conover’s Famous North End Additions Goes On ETT INTERURBAN announces that on May through service will be Inangurated and the same day will witnes North End Addition —the During the past aix or several thousand acres tr the opening sale of our last Lake Haltinger Garden Tracts. ven years we have platied ot North End property into « from Bitter Lake to Echo Lak and tiveacre tracts and gn to the Snohomish boundary, and ev is of acres over in There has not been an acre en many hue nohomish county of it that the ery dollar investe Talk to any of ou not purchaser has made from $10 to $20 on for or had the chance to make it and declined to sell out there and confirm this. There will be nothing else like this chance ¢an't buy an acre adjoining ours for 25 per cen Read our following ads and you'll know why. acre purchasers You ovet our prices for re this season cash Surplus $1,000,000 ce’ vow ¥ ig ork Nothing equal sale. We Men's Suits. Men’s high grade Suits, worth Men’s high grade Suits, worth Men's high grade Suits, worth Men's high grade worth Men’s high grade Men’s high grade the values we are giving at this high grade Men's and Young ired if you buy here . $20.75 . $18.75 $14.50 $11.50 .$9.50 how only Satisfaction a $40.00.... $35.00.. Suit $20.00 uits, worth $15.00 Suits, worth $12.50 The new shade of brown, so popular in the East, is here. Can state emphatically and without hesita tion that this is the only retail clothing store in Se ittle qualified to men's hi suits in the latest shade of brown. Everything in the store is on sale at greatly reduced prices. Nothing re erved. WE QUIT. JOHN N. THUNESS 1408 THIRD AVENUE Between Pike and Union. show gh grade would not! THE STAR--FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1910, NEAR-FIGHT IN = COUNCIL OVER NDER ST. The question of whether Lander at, shall be planked from First av to Whatcom at, and the railroad companies foreed to open a grade crossing on this street, caused a heated discussion that almost! reached the scrapping stage at the meeting of the counetl, committee On siroots yesterday afternoon Counetima the ordinance ordering the plank ing of the atroet, a year ago and disreg board of public works, b Chairman Mullen, who h the passage of the ordir who for a year past has ing to get it carried out, opposed the repsal. He held that the open “ll by the spealod 1 secured and ing of this street at grade would enable heavy teaming to the fac tory sites west of the railroad tracks, and would open up these whieh wax passed | n try-| wy" Fourteen Owls With But a Single Thought A single thought animates The Owl’ sgreat chain of | Ude lands for new industries, T od ove e bjection to the measure, B wae that made by Pisa keene Pacific Ratiroad com +. which wanted to use Lander ee 4 wtorage place for Its box cars, and Councilman Conway, wim he accused of representing the ffilroad company only in this tight? Conway Angry. Thi started the flreworks, Con Way got angry. He didn't see that the agen of the committee was etiMed upon to say who the council] nin from the Hirat was represent ing, and that short and ugly word was almost passed—not quite, but | aimont When the question finally came | to a vote, it first stood & to 4 in| | favor of the repeat Then Coun jolfman Hart got It through his head jthat the only objeetion to opening wrade ¢ sing came from the \ railroad company, which fs now in | possession of the xtreet, and he | hastened to vote against the re peal, making it 6 to 5, and becouse! lof thin tle vote the fight will be carried onto the council floor next Monday night Moet brave obligations Dallas News your with a | AFTER MAY 1 Savey Cafe will be open for .after theatre parties until 1 a.m one We! sible prices.” This thought is behind the entire “Ow ire often as low as the average wholesale prices, a doesn’t it seem gensible to you that we must enjoy and experience is to know. Come Saturday just look at the great value iL HUGE HAILSTONES THAT SMASHED PEOPLE, | Sas aaek. Was kacwted owe aan WINDOWS AND ROOFS neveral were painfully injured by hallstones. The damage was $15,000, Off to Make Boundary. | A party of 40 surveyors will }leave Seattle Sunday to continue jthe work of surveying the Can- Jadian-Alaska boundary. Prof, Thos, Riggs, John P. Poe and Mac Pope, all of Princeton, will head the ex pedition | “The Mikado” The opera “The Mikado” was put on at the university last night, the being made up of students, An enthusiastic and ap: preciative audience was present and enjoyed the performance | greatly a Success, comic } Expedition Is Delayed. The Mount McKinley exploring expedition, headed by Belmore Brown and Prof. Herschel Parker, will not be able to start on May 6, as planned, Dy in getting the machinery for their new launch Discoverer 1s responsible for the tieup Mrs. Henpeck Wonder why * | they call the man who stands uy with the groom the best man at 6 Hailstones as large as double fiste| roofs in the city were ruined, and | wedding were common in Hilint IL, in! many shingle roofs were badly dam Mr. Henpeck—“Because he's the the storm of April 15. All the slate. aged. Almont every pane of glans in| best off.”—Hoston Record egey, tore to put before you goods of the highest quality at the lowest pos I" organization, with its fourteen big stores at a big saving. Our retail prices nd, with our many years of experience and tremendous purchasing power, great advantages—price advantages that we can and DO pass to you? To see we offer you. 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They'r tle anothe s come out, bring back th r or your money back Prices Are Always Lowest cure Scissors 98Cc bristles Tooth Brushes 25c guarantedd, TOILET ARTICLES AT CUT PRICES Pompelian Macange Paim Olive 8 Espey's Cream—| imperial Hair Dye— Cream — lar Soap C| rare 25) All shades 98c Packer's Tar $1.00 «ize 5 bile Téawn onto Saturday Soap, 25¢ size Saturday Oc der—Large — 1Qp| Kosmeo 29¢) Pesine! Soar 15 Saturday Sozodont Tooth Jars C Cream C | —saturaay Cc Powder— 12 Anyve Cream 27 wertaine’s tek Y/| Rosaline— 1 Saturday i} taees alee C | Pertume — Original! saturday Cc Came! Arnica Tooth 5 evi $1.37 Eastman’s Benzoin tine c Soap c Hay’ and Almond Cream ay’s Hair Sat Witch Harel Cream Ayer's Hair 26c Satur Health 54c 17¢c For chaps; exeel- Vigor Herpicide Large| § Toothilent to we after Bathaeweet {ze; Satu Lesiey’s Tal 5 La Blache Powder—)|Pinaud’s Eau de having; 26 15 Two for 25¢ tay 43c cum Powder Cc} All tints. Sat 94 Quinine—Large size; 9c sine c Borodont 15 Hind’s Honey and) Houbigant’s Ideal |’ urday C satur 59 ontexz|Harmony Violet Tooth Paste ClAimond Cream—| Perfume — Satur | Pinaud’s Lilae Veg-| day c Toilet Water Cuticura Satur lay etal—Sat 47 Capiitaris— 29 jani- Sometime Hinckel’s High Ta. the Owl aya 6 Selssors; reg u $1.25 and $1.50 ecm yt values. Cholce Sat it daa eas ‘ 98 hes 49c 49¢ Brush at any other Owl I Toe re often asked If the t jacimpeer aT ORIGINAL CUT RATE DRUGGISTS 2~ STORES IN ee LE ~ 2 Owl Prices Always Lowest Todco Soap |} Hundreds of people are already using ¢t splendid bath soap. Come ; Glycerine, Oatmeal, P 1] Elder Flow Almond and Cocoa. ! e O price t when that is] A tare led, mild soap. c A This is tt p value 10 agaie . bs : nite tated oh SR c y r any fF Al or o quote y Wash Cloth free with three CANDY SPECIALS “ lon sted abel ma an i _fSC Combs 48c tion of H ed Combs; regu Chote 37¢ Prescriptions 25c vitalto you in having a pr ee ence c € pure drugs and careful com pounding. You can’t afford to take chances; it's At Cut very often a matter of life and death ed a ber wae oP > W ne but registered men, and use Prices not? st drugs, and charge you at Woier Bot} Reguins sat _rountaln | Durham Duplex Safety wo | 98c rea "$1.47 Razors Bulb Syringes—Heavy Ib and Ask to see the Durham Duplex Safety Razor, ubing four attach the best of the old and the st of the new com gwar $1.50. birred in one the bestof all. Sold on a 30 days’ Owl Quali- ties Are Always doe, | llighest