The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 6, 1910, Page 10

FRIDAY, MAY 6 ——— EEE SEATTLE MUST |STRAIGHTEN; OUT STREET TANGLE STAI 10 tHI GAMBLING § 2 Arrest Means Merely For-) ino 1 feiture of Bail, Which Is|)\"),.. Fixed at the Small Sum) of $50. | SHAFER SHOE STORE—ARCADE ANNEX Manufacturers’ Sale of Men’s Shoes at the Shafer Store thousands a friend thing an excellent to meet about half w Record Herald ~ TALKS ON TEETH By THE REGAL DENTISTS traightening Vander re The Prosecuting Attorney yeer and John Clooria, nemed as state's witness by Deputy Sheriff John W. Roberts in the gambling Paid cases, failed to ap in Jue tice Brown's court yesterday whea the cases were called for trial Roberts wanted a bench warrant fesued for both men, but Justice Brown compromised by issuing « Dench warrant for Cicoria. Vanderveer and Cicoria of the Columbus bar, were coming out of the Monte Carlo gambling hall together just prior to the raid Vanderveer and Cicoria stopped Roberts, and Vanderveer stated that a gambling hall was being con ducted on the premises with 15 games in full operation. Roberts Agreed to make a raid if Vander veer would issue complaints. Roberts, assisted by Deputy Sheriff Mills, entered the place and found 150 men in the room gam He arrested Daniel McDou gall, one of the dealers, and appro Printed the cards and bank roll Roberts then went to the Casino bling hall and arrested Charles wn, one of the dealers there. The prosecuting attorney's office Fefused to prosecute the men un- the gambling felony act. A int charging them with a lemeanor for gambling was the complaint Roberts could get. . H. Meyers, L. R. Baker and William Oleson were also arrested ing the games. Roberts justice Brown that the bail -be made high enough to en to appear for trial. however, refused minitter and Muller mmediately « and De 0 jal con He Was Game Daughter—Did you have to fish }much, mamma, before you caught | ney papa? Mother was bear WHO? WHAT BABY WILL WIN THIS $500 PIANO FREE? Conway yet mamter the to work wentativer of Fish, my dear, fish! u hunting.—-M, A. P. mmerelal bodies a plete As is our annual custom, we have secured many Men’s Shoes from Eastern factories to sell below usual price Are You a Coward? A man came into our offiee Mon day and « Doctor, I don't care so muck it the price, #o long ax you give me my money's worth in} quality, But I don’t want the work done over and over until it's right, | “I want to know tn advance that it iv going to be right In the first pl . owner The Shoes are manufacturers’ surplus lots, canceled orders and other lots that for one reason or another the makers were anxious to dispose of. There- fore we can offer— W. L. Douglas Shoes and Oxfords—In patent satisfied him fully on that] leather, vici kid and calf; were nominated yesterday. Many} Nominate your candidate tomor-| score before we started his work.) Open i idth more will be nominated for today, | row and get an early start | “And then. continued, “when a sizes anc widths uls for every one is interested, and it is| Any resident of the Northwost/you give a patient a comfortable $3.50 and $4.00 Shoes plain to see that those that make |may vote in the contest. Men, wom-|time In the chair, with no more “se tenets . : tlhe price ” | } | tion for their favorite baby. \ey can pureh the right to vote |see that you have overlooked any j By all means nominate some |™ore than once tn this baby elec | thing e e | one cent either to nominate a baby | ‘ie of voting ‘t wiwh I had some more teeth candidate or to vote, although no| Nominate your baby candidate | that neoded fixing up,” months is eligible as a candidate, | * & Chase's Piano House, and all baby candidates have an | '318 Second Ave and sizes 814 to 13%.| or tan leather; all sizes, 244 to 5M. sary to spend one cent in any WAY | pose of advertising—to attract at- | 0% Regularly $2.00, for .........$1.20 | Worth $2.50, for ......+-++- .$1.40 to secure votes, no one baby can/| tention to the great piano firm of |*#@¢ of the question. You can nee . . that we did, when he regrets the same bail fixed for run) “Nominate your baby candidate |in the West. The house has been an automobile at an illegal] 4 Sor te 2 . " and get busy getting it» friends to | established sixty years, The buat WE NEVER HURT A BIT. First Av. First Av. We worked for many years on and and } , cea Their bet and | aay, as each friend that votes will | Kohler & Chase have never beon : go immediately and get more votes | involved in the trade iu cheap Krade dared announce the result of our! St. ARCADE ANNEX | Work to the public, but we have had | — Clcoria, the witness, Justice failed to take any stepa to your nomination, and make it at necessary for any one to put UP i tients stands ready back of ov- once. There is nothing whatever to with an inferior piano. painless promises 9 Wi The baby who wins the beautiful Kohler & Chase Adjustable Touch | proofs are ready. We «ive a writ $500.00 piano gets it absolutely | Piano is one of the foremost lines |ten guarantee with all work. ' date in the election is to call at the Tetrazzini. It would be your favor Kohler & Chase Piano Store, 1918 | ite plano, if you knew it better. Te boys or girls are eligible—and its|Touch Pigno and the other high parents’ names and address. Be grade pianos carried by this house » - 2) Yt PFURNITURE COS) Shoes | “Black patent | Oxfords for tan and bright leathers all Eagle” Shoes and Men—In tz black, dull W. Reynolds’ Oxfords — In gun-metal calf Luke and a, Jection is the talk of ; should hesitate to make a nomina leather brown or the town. Several baby candidates | ton at once The baby and at $3.50 and $4.00 a pair, for -. Russia calf and oxblood ; reg izes rly $3.00 and $3.50. Sale SRST E252 SE widths; advertised RE Now, this man was the biggest | coward that ever came into our of- | |fice. He was a crank on quality, too, but what he was most concern we PESeSsers FR PETE" .. THE OLD STAND, THE RAINIER, 1104 FIRST AVE., NEAR SPRING their nominations first have the |om and children all have the right |pain than he would experience in| Dest chance of winning the elec: | to vote once, but no amount of mo tting his nalle manicured, I don't baby and join the spirit of the elec thon. In order to prevent repeating, | You should do the biggest dental tay “imumber, It dos not cost every person must register at the |Dustness in town! ’ and Youths’ Sh cue may vos mare than nce.» »»/and vote now, allot Hox and ele Boys’ and Youths’ Shoes Any baby under the age of 18 ration are o Boys’ Shoes—In black and tan, vici| Youths’ Shoes or Oxfords—In black equal chance to win. As there is| WHY THIS ELECTION 18 HELD. | kid calfskin nothing to buy, and it is not neces-| This election iy held for the pur- |04 8boUt was whether he were Ko ad have the advantage over another | Kohler & Chase. Kohler & Chase |) 0") 00. that Se ——— Pee baby. are the oldest, strongest plano firm os Mpg more teeth that Corner of Corner of oa “Sg ages sel do vote for it, It is remarkable how | ness of this house ts carried on in SHA i ‘ER BROS. fast votes will grow from day toja clean, honorable, dignified Way. | our painless plan of éxtracting, fitl- : . i : : r ing and crowning teeth before we | University University 1 spain — / Hin pind with |intil the ballot of the little one be-| pianos. But they do sell the better St beng ’ comes enormous. |erades for such low pric our reward. ee An endless chain of satisfied pa-| the blers inti art for _ 0 court f0Fliose, for there is no expense al | Kohier & Chase are manufactur We won't ask you to take ou | tached to the contest in any way. |ers as well as dealers. The famous | supported word for anything. The without effort or cost. All that is This wonderful instrument te the necessary to nominate a baby candi-|favorite piano of such artiste an see Take ee eee 5 a Second avenue, and register the lit-| It iw to make you familiar with/ tle one’s name and fts age—either the Kobler & Chase Adjustable sure to bring a photograph along, |that this great baby election ts if you have one, held. Nothing else. ft is for an ing to make good on the “painless jl greater than $50 in each though a bench warrant was issued |""T)) Tain thing now Is to make upon such easy terms that it Is not | This is so simple that no one | advertisement, pure and simple, AFTER FOURTEEN YEARS SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS yy | The Rainier Clothing Store, located at 1104 First Ave., near Spring St., has decided to give up. The entire $25,000 stock will be thrown to the mercy of the public on Saturday, May 7th, at 9 o’clock. There’s no use of introducing the “Rainier Clothing Store” to the le of Seattle and vicinity, as thousands who have bought at this store have gone away satisfied with the big values they have got. e Rainier has kept nothing but the best of merchandise and sold it with small profits. Therefore, their trade was large. We are going to make this the banner sale of the season. You can buy goods at this sale as you never have bought before. It will simply be a slaughter of goods. This is no fake, Lut a genuine Closing Out Sale. Everything must go, as our time is short. Show Cases and Counters for Sale. Clothing $8.50 Suits go at +? $10.00 Suits go at . $12.50 Suits go The Visitor Produced « Heavy Vol- | “a ume Bound in Red Silk. BY STUART B. STONE. Phe tall, well-dressed man with keen, black eyes and reddish. Vandyke, paused before M pkins’ desk. He carried an ob- Black satchel and from his left it pocket a morocco-bound note- protruded. He smiled as he i Mr. Tompkins: “1 came in to——" Mr. Tompkins looked up, red- unsmiling, eyebrows con- “What is it—be quick,” he Hats and Caps Be Has SST 50e Caps go ; : 25c Men’s Furnishing Goods Men's ide White Handker- 3c $1.00 Men's Working 47c chiefs . Shirts ol ota Rees Cepek AL eves b9C + $1.26 Men's Black Sateen ibe Black and Tan Shirts Hone .. 75e Men's Golf 35c Hea Serviceable Cen ter Table, made of hardwood and finished = golden, in imitation of quartered oak; size of top 24x24 inches. This is a splendid table; ed. ‘The visitor opened the oblong and produced a heavy volume bound in red silk. “I have here——” | he resumed. “Oh, of course—a book!” snorted » Tompkins. “Well, I don't want ‘Standard Horse Guide, nor Home and Heaven,’ nor body His Own Physician,’ Shirts $1.00 Men's Golf Shirts $1 Men's G Shirts ..... teens $1.50 Men's Silk Front Shirts ° ‘ © eeee $550 Men's Percale Shirts, Silv Brand BoenS “id Howe . +e le Blue and Red Handker- chiefs ... ibe Men's White Handkerchiefs .... 20c Men's Handker eee 75c Caps go at. 25e Caps go sect en sisati sey Snag: bag needs. | tender corn. “The Lives of Famous Indian 1 positively won't buy”— “But this book”— Mr. Tompkins pounded on the “@esk until the Niagara Falls paper Weight tumbied off upon his most “Oh, I know what you about to say, all right, my 1 d. You were just going to re- mark that the name of the blessed, ing book is “The Universal International Compendium of Liter- Beience and Art,’ that it con- 1420 recipes ror removing seed | “warts, blackheads and gviters. On Ee 616 it tells how many young |] py, in Gloucester, Mass, are “pamed Lizzie, You were going to Femark”— ‘The stranger had grown very red *if you will allow me,” he essayed once more. P “No—no—no!” screamed = Mr. Tomkins. “I will not allow you to |) @tand there and show me the flags ‘of all nations, the wives of the pres- Ments and the picture of the battle H ship Connecticut. 1 refuse to hear of the 7,136 rules for getting rich, |B fyi how to tell a young lady's age, how |B th 40 remember, how to dye side whin m: kers, how to eat cauliflower | The stranger waved the red book father frantically ‘As I have been! trying to tell you for 15 minutes this book ts” | went on Mr, Tompkins. “It's what every business man needs what every Dutch Reformed minis fer, every horse doctor, modiste lightning rod agent, kindergarten in miructor, police sergeant artist, basebal! umpire, parilament and railroad I need it 60 times over every day tn and of course I've got t “He shoved some bills into the r hand. “But,” said the stranger. “No ‘buts’ about it,” stormed Tompkins, “Here's $6—take it —get out!” “But,” protested in tonsorial | member of brakeman I'd save th Mr. 0 the stranger, vio yard .. proud of inch Inch strongly made, well finished and fitted with large undershelf. Week-End Carpet Special She Cottage Carpet, a new style especially adapted for the cottage In smal} patterns; 35 inches wide. Bound to become popular, once jally priced for Saturday, 55c troduced. Very sp unner of same material, 27 Inches wide; a Special, yard $27.50 Brass Bed $18.75 s1 NOW—#i WEEKLY A Bed that any family might well be The posts are y with ft be ead h Your ehole yarter size and poll h, The Inequer in ost atiractive price elegant Seattle’s Popular Home-Furnishers Overcoats $15.00 Spring Overcoats go $10.50 Spring Overcoats go Suit Cases $2.00 Suit Cases go $3.00 Suit Cases go 1.47 $1.49 one ves peed Boys’ Suits $4.00 School $6.00 Knickerbocker $3.00 Knickerbocker Sults oe. . at +6 ‘ $5.00 Suit Cases go eee Everything marked in plain figures. No trouble goods. to show Free x Any one bringing this ad tomorrow will receive a pair of Boys’ Wool Knee Pants, whether you buy 5 $1.00 worth. Cc. A. WISE, Man i Py 8 SSR SY SR OP 26e Men's Hemstitched Handkerchiefs .......ssse08 sees 0c Canvas ee ee ers ssa 75e Working Gloves sete sere eeeeeese vaseeBAC $1.50 Men's Horsehide Gloves ’ ae The Men's Working Shirts esecceeee oe teens Pants 2.87 2.98 $4.00 Pants to go at... one $5.00 Pants to go al oe eeeees 8 Snglish Corduroy Mth ow 10 Corduroy Pants . $1.00 Men’s Heavy Ribbed Underwear tence eee 50c Men's Shield Tecks see 5 "s Band 9c < 35e Men's Suspenders 50c Men's Suspende Underwear $1.00 Union Suits, 69c Porusknit .... «+. oe Suits. Porusknit.,.... Derby Ribned Under- 43c¢ The Prsce Lind Unter 42c wear ‘ $1.50 Fancy Wool Under. wear . it $2.00 Heavy Wool! Under wear ; 7bc Fancy Summer Underwear ia 50c All Colors Under wear $1.60 Hats to go at . Shoes All at Fine Dress Shoes go Box Calf, worth $3. at $1.39 “$2.29 si is aa te peptone atte E Cu byrreeietetapeneteat 7 oo). ae natu St $3.50 Tam Oxfords go at ‘ . os Sweaters $4.00 and $5.00 All-Wool Sweaters : and $5.00 Sweater 00, go $1.87 69¢e $1.50 Night Come prepared to buy. Shirts .... The more you buy the THE RAINIER CLOTHING STORE 1104 First Avenue, Near Spring Street