The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 20, 1910, Page 12

And the most powerful in Warfare that ever glide Waters of any oce " tention of the naval aut! foreign countries the wonderfu Progress of the American navy With the launching of the Florid there remains but the similar cere Mony for her sister ship, the Utah 86 Complete the “bie four ¢ th bas something In t way of twen tleth century education. Tt ts instruction in the way of remaining alive-—not how to live @xactly, but how to keep on living nd enjoying this good, green old World for all th fs in it, the Meantime giving the laugh to the “Sreatest of al! human scourges Rt was another of Supt. Cooper's ‘Adeas to take Seattle school chi! ren to the Mammoth rink and lead them through the big tuberculosis exhibit which will be spread ther» from May 30 to June Other Things Important. It fs always the idea ef Mr Cooper that there are thir eluded in the regular sc ‘eulum which are easily of as importance as are the “Three R's So he decided to teach the young. Peters the theory of the spread of Infectious and contagious diseases ——- ‘CHINESE EMPEROR'S UNCLE VISITS AMERICA AND GEN. GRANT'S SOLDIER SON ¥ | Gen. Fred D. Grant at Right, Uncle When Gen. U. 8. Grant made his wtour of the world, he was nowhere honors than in China. He for Many lasting friendships a Great men of the Cele the most prominent ar was LA Hung Chang. Now, long al empire whom UP TO OWNERS ON WATERFRONT erhead street on Rail proposed road to the water front b University st when the council committee fin decides on the proposed amendment Western av. commission mer chante and othe int gouth of Madison st. on Westerr ined the water front ha 1 Streets again and again to fig proposed overhead bridges ee Te ee eee: Some Shooting if New Dreadnaught Florida This City Were in SUPT. COOPER WILL TEACH BOYS ABOUT WHITE PLAGUE Supt. Cooper, of the city schools, | T without learning of the 200,000 valuable and many a drilled thoroughly Cooper carried the less to say that, on the minute league became as enthusiastic as he and the whole program was arrang ed forthwith of Chinese Emperor Next to Him. . whenever a promin man comes to visits with as many Teceived with more distinguished ng the stopped in Chicago to call upon Gen after Gen. Grant's OVERHEAD ‘STREET «. water F tvent nm Only those property owners who Will be assessed for the cost of the y. and the viaducts from Firat een Pike and considered Like All Mankind. you insist on pu ‘eats 4 woman will have before the counctl « t “4 Reopening Mammoth Rink TONIGHT Admission and Skates 25 Cents POSTOFFICE GOES AFTER MEDICAL COMPANY |, A ° the Dr. Ha « ro- Vig y, 1324 Second ay snes the senders @ net haveek te @ and those without h of New York THOUSANDS ARE VOTING Churches, Sunday Schools, Fraternal Organizations Taking Active Part in Baby Election. We venture to state that ng event in the business circles of Seattle during recent years has created so keon an interest as the Kohler & Chase Baby Election Every day large numbers of the Mttle candidates’ friends call at Kohler & Chase walesrooms, 1818 Second av., to register their votes for their favorite candida It is truly a real pleasure to note the friendly rivalry in this elec tion, which demonstrates so strik ingly the old saying, that “Every body loves baby.” The man or woman who cannot feel a sponta neous desire to help a baby, or who has not a keon Interest {n the fortunes of some little ehubby cherub, Is indeed to be pitied Judging by the widespread inter est shown In this election, Beattie is to be highly congratulated on having so large a proportion of her population that can be classed as “friends of babies.” The Kohler & Chase firm {s not making any charge, either to the person nominating the candidate, the candidate or the voter th er {s any one Importuned to pur-| chase anything Everything ts) Absolutely Free. The only condi tions required are that voters must at 1818 Kohler & Chase aro merely adopting this method of! publicity in order to make the pub-| ~ lic more famfliar with the magni-| tude of their plano business, which 4s to some extent reflected tn the|| tremendous stock of instruments from four to five hundred—carried on the third and fourth floors of the Kohler & Chase building, 1918 | Becond ay Thies grand stock will prove of great interest to all lovers of music. It consists of the world's leading pianos, ranging in prices from $226 to $2,000 grands and $8,000 orchestrions, besides the | great variety of piano players. In fact, Kohler & Chase are considered the headquarters for the best and most up to date interior eisoe i | pianos, and carry all of the stand and high class makes. Don't delay your vote for your} favorite baby. Help the little one to win one of the very best planos on earth, the Kohler & Chase “Ad justable Touch” piano. This beau Uful instrument embodies the | latest and highly approved twen- tleth century keyboard invention By means of a most simple device any desired resistance of the plano keys can be obtained, and ts of In alculable benefit in practice work By means of it the hands can be developed to the very highest point of perfectior wonderful plano Is SOnael entirely by the Kohl & Chase firm, and has been endorsed by many of the greatest Pianiste and inetructors of the} present day, bestdes {t bears the unique distinction of being in daily use in wome of America’s leading |centers of education, such as the Stanford University, the University f California and a number of onservatoriey of music, THE STAR—FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1910. oe ee, family home at es wth ay ia te ISEATTLE NO PLACE ih TIN min CEYMPIA—M, Henn of (eee eM anemia in| TO KEEP HUSBAND, Vist tock erushing plant at NeW) 8 Roones Ee ea erty SAYS ONE WIFE y wae fired yesterday by State High as literally blown in tw way Commissioner Bowly because | Man Who Killed Saloon-| Tee tae letter to Bewly which the keeper Wanted to Be Deputy and Carry a Gun} yenterday. an a é VANCOUVER FOLKS CAN’T GO TO SLEEP [caidew igh , betere -Wattane eur divorce suite wore fled yen: | Sven boners” me P UNLESS PIANO PLAYS LULLABYS FOR ’Ey j {nh His anti-vice crusade against th ‘ ‘ . (By United Prews.) withe t ‘ Sheriff Hodge for a depu her: | tor ea rs Phe ; t ‘ f person residing iff's commission, Hodge ref ; ror r There were two deaths in Be j £0 give bim @ cominiastos | yesterday, and five marriage licenses | have complained to the police Hodge did not know Bunne SPOKANE.—“Murder in the firet | “°"e aranted cause a mechanical plano tn hame ul ) He was pans-| degree” was the v amusement resort has stopped 1 ‘on ‘ bh Bu |against George Pepe way they can't sleep |“ told you I would see you again, |2? laet | Sheriff.” Hodge tury d recor OREELY nized in Bu " h that he [comet presaged e ¢ f the| The funeral of the tunnel under the ay morning, was held from Tee nt % i: av pee tn Te EAE AE2EEE Ut te [iesererefeisisinstsys | | Tight, With Loose Habits sistalesesered) [iS US ISS LsTesetereiets | Bulger looks very pober to night “Yea; that's how Bulger looks | mn he ian’t what you can b pare it with Do this in justice to toll HIS bank, through year | hundred dollars is not % : . of conservative bank a large amount for a piano, so you will say it is splendid f i ing methods, having yourself and AMUSEMENTS. 4: a Se atte ew Our guarantee unlimited gained the confidence of the ante Theatre lic tes additional } Musica s $6 a month, or we will rent you this publi re pee, waermviggenny | ate commercial and savings ac i | MR. WALTER pian ¢ rent towards the purchase. Try it; counts, assuring its deposit i buy it if you like it i ors all the modern banking DAMROSCH : n oe ee aaa 4 conveniences The Meyer- Toner avings Department And The New York Aymphomy Orehestra | Open Saturday Evenings The National Tonight —Aympheay Concert and Canta sane es TR TE be ARAL ERR ve “The Store That Saves You Money.” United States Depositary PO i i lin Tah Opp. P.-I. 314 Union Street. Opp P. O. Too Much (4 Clothing \ « vy THe THIN Kelcey & ® THE GRAND Johe Cort, Ma TONIGHT—Matinee Tomorrow, 260 COUREN KATE ii | MINS JK ANNE neseres Mest A m Derethy Morton | Wipow JONRA” Seattle Theatre hones 43 IGT Al Week Mat EN amone Titiey “ : We find ourselves heavily overstocked with Clothing and are obliged to reduce our enormous stock nearly one Phense 6106. half to get it down to its normal size. In order to do this we have decided to sell any suit, light or heavy weight, at spit beget etd exactly one-quarter less than the regular price. "S fecre— tar and Mre’ Gone, Hes! . chem This Is a Bona Fide Sale AAJESTI pbs We don't have to close our doors for several days to re » peancetieee 30 and ' : , ’ . mark our goods i Everything is marked in plain figures. Mine. EDEN, With Don ry * tent 2 We just deduct 25 per cent off the price marked on the gar rros 1 } 3 ment, and that settles it In view of the fact that the summer weather is now at hand, you cannot afford to overlook this REAL SALE. b Our stock consists of styles and patterns that cannot be Femous Oia | Cha duplicated elsewhere fo » “y TWO ORPHAN : ; I ed elsewhere for the Same money, Io the Magnet Kew ca Tap | . Following are the reductions: Matinees Tuesday, Wednesday and Maturday, Prices 106 and Lois Theatre Main 12 ™ ’ Suits, reduced to... ced to.. eg reduced to. duced to. % i $ its, reduced to i > duced to ~duced to , reduced to STAR THEATRE ay $15 heduuel to This Week | PANTAGES THEATRE “UNEQUALED VAUDEVILLE.” GMEAT BRSSRARSRK LLDRDLR LG i a pe Sreanan sy s, reduced to Armatrone par . OOLAN Baby Dolle and Old Favorites tn Cnet Only Original Pictures of the nelace Wolacat Fight All This Week at the IDPAL THEATRE S| Bere) =| CONDUCTORS’ STRAW CAPS HOTEL Savoy CAFE $1.50 Values for$1.10 $1.25 Values for 85¢ NEAL BOYLE tel Savoy Cae id Wy. 423 Pike Street Between 4th and 5th | ter parties a specialty | ' ever minu t Savoy Caf Hay you heard the Washington Quartet If not, you want to. Open till 1 a, m