The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 21, 1910, Page 3

Lt Poe Ss I E get term, Poindes ggaleat the Dalze! Dy i | open Doors WOLLETTE REVIEWS POINDEXTER'S WORK Paited States © ye Jong 00 ire count? om gtative® shington, Miles States senator, Big Business Interests are fighting him him, His course as a mem Speaker Cannon appointec mittee on ventilation one of his aystemserving on merchant election of Poindexter to gain of one vote for the people in that body Poindexte ace tr ercgate LA date, rather | eput Poludex | dexter of nat nm \ + nd ans of Boers: "ST. EDWARD'S TO PICNIC SUNDAY me poticy ot yadiased f Member have com wnd Car Soins with wea with Miles Poindexte ‘gn the 15th day of March ve call Was ordered fo jer's first took his seat as a member 1909 the election of a speaker act as a member ndexte The house was convened and And Miles of congress—an act in | ity with the P. jan purpose and the Poindexterian ja of the achievement of that purpose, as announced and over le | of the 61st con ¥ heir ann igpaimingly approved by the people of his district—was a vote Cannon for speaker, Forthwith a roll call was ordered on ‘ jous question on the adoption of the Cannon rules, and the Se official act of Poindexter was a vote against Cannoniam recurred on the adoption of, the Cannon rules, and t of Poindexter was a second vote against Can call was ordered upon the Clark resolution for re form of the house rules, and the fourth official act of Poindexter was pyete for the overthrow of Cannoniam. Then was sprung the famous Id resolut the bipartisan scheme of system-serving re te defeat + of the house rules, in which the voice was Lotte the voice of Tamm but the words were the words of the Cannon | b ne « a machine. And again the name of Poindexter went down, in the roll r gail, against Can sm. One, two, three, four ity park im and amusements Among the ev place are race men, fe ean leg and jumps of all de five times in the first day of his service, te voice of Poinde rang out clear, firm, determined and un fesitatingly in defiance of the system and its machine contro! of the of representatives, in aggressive championship of progressive peblicaniam, and in aycomplishment of the Poindexterian purpose ' es [LIBRARY BAN ON ROBERT CHAMBERS (Wy United ¥ MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. 21.—Minneapolis today is paring to take a seat on th clusive bench in literatures L the tastes of aesthetic citizens be lowered, h los and Venu through the pages of the ° will find no place in the polis library Robert W. Chambers and Robert Herrick are included among the authors on books the © Tarough the ess that have passed the path » roll calls and in the debs of the fighting. He and graft. He denoun whic ayne tariff bi for amendment fixing” of te and a ct 0 » and vote axwervingly fe repub! found ever ir iting of the tar y the house the acc r ortunity A reput ed and upward t Ald of protect again its final passage by the ho of he conser and In behal use ast prevent a tment by xer cont by giving all part . & right to be hea: merce bill of the const 1 constan bine . OFF ON CRUISE! A nifty looking fe onal left the ndexter vo! public Saieaanes ae lot of sallormen, erstate commer dment to bring of th who In real inelude rising young profes and sinew regulation and freight classifications, and amend the provisions to legalize mergers, cow * among railroads, and to promete th laterstate men of Seattle this morning service in Uncle Sam's navy were fifty men and eight headed by Commander Mille oman, comprising the Seattle division Waabington aval militia, Th with ten men from the Tacoma divisie went }to Bremerton, boarded the ents to ponopolization on fave. aa Rae great contest precipitated by the tntroduction of the Norris} for reform of the house 4, Poindex was & power in cause. His speeches were among the notab cidents of th Aweek. In the debate he met and bested the veterans of the care agai ge pene and « ssive fighting contributed | trnited State cel men fla le he progressives gained, and he was one of | nq sailed away for San Francisc wt ined and clearheaded “ineurgents” who, on the last roll call,|1 be gone ten days, and to bring gabe same 4 5 Jes fae arcmin back, of their own efforts, the ane monitor Chey will ibe stations ound, and will ining ship { ‘aval militia. The ion starting today will be days. The local boys will will have day in San Francisco. ism in the house is Aldrichism in the senate. They are but it Hames for control of congress by the system for special inter To put amend to this subversion of the people's government is t duty of progressive republicanism. Cannonism in the hov ashington two shore leave WOMAN TO FLY THE CHANNEL (By od Press) j | | | | | PARIS, July 21.—For jee in the history of | § Sale of Slightly Just w ¢ been waiting for the first aviation a fly an aeroy who man will attempt to the English chanr an aviator, is attempt the Jattained success |preparing today aerial feats of M hampton. Rolls. and |Lesseps. She will r either tomorrow or Farman biplane. She has been @ pupil of Firman, Louis Paulhan an¢ leading aviators. 542,674 PEOPLE IN SMALLEST STATE (By United Press.) WASHINGTON, July 21.— The population of Rhode Island, announced today by the census bureau, is 542,674. This is an incr over 1900. titles Rhode Island to another representative in congress. 19 The population of the city of V aee dies en Wide Providence is 224,326, an in- | Wits “feversitie nandie .. 106 Crease of 27 per cent. New- | port 27,149. The “JEWEL Fireless Cooker—Cooks Everything but Jj Fire Department's the Cook—Sold on Easy Payments Fire ‘ niet J hn H for $971,570 to _WE PUT NEW TIRES ON YOUR GO-CART [im a9n1. “Thin tne jLast year Bringhurst Mason Jar | $002,926, and got $560, Rings, 5c Doz. Bent quality Pure | Rubber Mason Fruit Jar Rings; ay | extra wide and oe Hontahs | thick. Bpe- . lal, oven . 5c | = Salt and Pepper Shakers 25¢ Fach) in Seater work Pearl Top Salt and Pepper fi] (UMC 27 Pine st Ghakers, with sterling silver By . band, Choice of 3 shapes Colo | nial glass; @ strictly sanitary, non-corrosive top. Spe 25c celal, each Tomorrow at 3:15 p THE PLACE TO BUY PRESERVING NEEDS moro at 818 m | SALE 0} OF ENAMELWARE CONTINUES Adamiasiom Be and 90 ripie-Costed Turquelse Glue Ware at One-Half Regular Price e buyers made great inroads Into this tments will still be complete nsy eeleotion worth to Hi 68. SC |ehebe HJ FS to Bleriot Count De ke her flight Saturday in a Boys’ Express Wagon, 98c i Heavy Steei Wheel Express Wagon, body; size 13x26 inches; well Gurable. Special Fri * ie. Specta "ey OBo EVERYTHING FOR THE LAWN ; $6 Garden Hose, $3.98 | OW “Arcade” Brand 6 Henry 8 other ply Pure sections, ray Nveate— “ | ate » Bolla mse Laws volving brase arms 19¢ Sprinkler — With Estimate, Boyle will ask rdes estimates for ybile apparatus. Heavy Tin Sprink asked for wit nine sost. Qe | iment band at Cowen cond Re concert Wagner's will render a | park tonight 1 Room 1413 Union 001 at Oriental Pc $10 cash pr daily between Pike and plumbing and) Brown Plumb WESTERN LBAGUE IUGDALE'S PARK NOK MAJESTIC THEATRE FREE of ds of enthurinst : ¢, but w | ified columns Watch the cla The Star Somewhere are tickets advertised They given vo the persons whose names are meadoned in tne ad, These | pames are picked from the direc Jtory. ‘shey may be your own There 19 a.ways a good show at the Read The Star classified Habit.” Articles worth to $140. Cheloe Articies free two will there t the Poindexter Is a is contesting The o run his department | BASEBALL. THE STAR—THULE 1 if candidate for United his election, Special rganized system is arrayed against ber of congress has not pleased them. i him to membership upon the house com and acoustics. at the same time appointing olleagues on the Important committees marine and fisheries and rivers and harbors. The the senate from Washington would be a nd the loss of one vote to the system filled by the progressive » defeat sive progre his election ee | DROPS DEAD AT END OF PRAYER Hy United Brees.) ieLI * o * * - * ~ > * * * * * - * * * Steseseeeteeseteses i ee ee HOTEL RUNNERS TO. BE BANISHED the ation operate in putting out train runners. It the fation tha guest onda and Seat AnKO are plar entation already enjoined one *.” ways J. O. Me r agent of the and we tion get any more fant ae sinks way, out injun coms reach BIG. PIANO-BUYING GOES ON UNABATED THREE TEAMS HUSTLING CON.| STANTLY FIND DIFFICULTY | IN MAKING DELiveRies = | PROMPTLY. FEW MEMBERSHIPS NOW OPEN) — - t The Largest and Most Far-Reach-| ing Plano Gelling Project Ever) Attempted in Washington to| Come to Successful Close Shortly —Additional Details to Ad- vantag Oftered. of Seattle have in a sub-| never real rush to} Clubs during | Wednesday members had enrol} and at the rate »ple are now joining this week will no doubt} find the opportunity over to par tet in the greatest money saving event of its kind ever offer | ed to the people of thin state. rs Music House has always the reputation of setting the when it to giving! dinary piano values, On basis, the largest plano busi ness the Went has been built The Eilers Houses, 40 in all, sell annually over 70 per cent of the pianos in the West today The opportunities gtven plano} buyers in the Eilers Piano Clubs exes! any offer that Ellers Music House has ever made-—and that's saying a whole lot | Anyone can join the Eilers Piano | Club by paying a small initial pay ment of $7.50 and upwards, accord: | ing to the club they join Immediately upon joining the} piano of your selection is delivered | |to your home, the balance may be |taken care of for as little as $1.25 | weekly ] mone y ar moe th Ellers Piano few days. By ale night over 600 pace comes des the saving of about one: | of the purchase price at the | outset, an additional liberal ng premium is given to ers who pay sooner than | required. Thus, these plano pur chasing clubs mean a clear saving | of from $113 to $264 on each pia according to make, style and de | sign. It was originally Intended to sell) only 510 pianos, and Clubs “A,”| B" and “C” were organized for the | purpose, but there became such an insistent demand for the very best there was to be had in Uprights and Grands that Clubs “D" and EB” were started some weeks later, and by joining which members se eure the choicest $850 Granda and Player Pianos for only $586,’ mak ing an initial payment 1 down jand then $2.50 weekly | Aside from this original all Club Members secure tn addi} |tion free jc lessons, free tun jing, free stool, free delivery and free Insurance How can we do it? The answer; Over 800 high grade planog sold on this offer. We are enabled to buy in large quantities We act as a sort of buyers’ clearing house, A big cut fn both cost and | profit is made possible. The big | portion of this saving goes into the |pockets of the Club Members. Aq small portion on each piano is re | tained by us. In the short time this offer was made it hasn't been hard work to the 600 members already | enrolled We have set the Hmit at 24, Just 824 members will secure H reduced club prices number ha the ad Club Mem | very profit.gha | Club Me saving is easy will be nos at t one " that reached, can vantage obtained ber A certain number of tardy buyers disappointed—-it but don't blame fair warning for Any one of the filled and the offer day now 1 will your investigation Third and University, where mem bers being enrolled—but don't delay a minute if you are interest ed Eilers Music House ABOK to D. 8, Johnston Co. er bese secure by bound to be the ¢ us-—we've given the past week lubs may be withdrawn any ny you to make Come SSDAY, II LY 21, 1910. ed {| | “The Exclusive Style Shop” 714-716 Second Avenue. | THE MILLINERY Bottom Prices MELTS AWAY —ON-— 5 the influ LINEN |. SUITS AT $4.5021 $8.50 VALUES ORIGINALLY UP TO $20.00 At $8.50 Linen and Repp Tailored Suits in natural, white nder ence « the millinery i till greate Trimmed Hats for Women leading styles; former $12.00, for in all the prices up to Children’s Shapes _ Dress : Shapes TWO GRI LOTS 10¢ Art Pillows Up to $3.00 A « to Be Closed Out at |». 68e Apiece with printed nim, art ticking handsome de to $3.00 colors and many $1.00 and all leading shades, worth from $15 to $20 At $4.50 |, Broken lots that sold up to $17.50. range but for qui learance offered at ... en A. BRIDGE & COMPANY—LARGEST CLOTHIERS ON THE COAST CLEARANCE THAT WILL SAVE YOU MONEY Tomorrow and Saturday you will have an opportunity of taking advantage of a number of specials on Young Men's Clothing, by calling at this store. Special reductions are being made throughout the establishment in every line. A few prices are quoted, and special attention is called to the $10.00 offer in Spring and Summer Suits, values which positively not be duplicated Seattle. ie es Ten-Dollar Special Last week can Half-Price on All Two- Piece Suits All Two-Piece Suits have been reduced to They will be found in all all exactly one-half we 500 placed in one price. : . y group ‘abc Men's and Young popular materials and in sizes. ens $ na $18.00 Suits at $9.00. $15.00 tn Suits at $7.50. We have a ‘ 1 splendid bargain in the way of s c : t were some small sizes in our regular $12.50 values, which $4 45 ; . we are olfering at. through the store, with high as $22.50 and at $10.00. sold The oved so popular that this we have duplicated the g all the broken lots 1 better tak numbers in our including w chev Splendid ‘J 4 san thr ValuesinMen’s | 50, an assortment Pants ng 4 lot of ‘about: wrsteds, popular materi and inel ass rtment ¢ 350 Suit to you, $10 Hats and Shoes 20c 45c 45¢ “ 65c 45c $1.10 reductions on entire line of Pants, including the fa Keystone Union-Made which Special are being made our Men's mous Brand, guaranteed—a rip. absolutely pair for a are new $2.20 $3.90 , $4.40 $3.00 Keystone Pants, 5.00 Keystone Pants, $6.00 Keystone Pants, Note These Prices on Furnishings, broken $2.45 all the newest in Balbriggan and $4.00, $4.50 and $5.00 Clearance of Pack A5c ‘d's, jot and Bates $1.2 Regular $1.25 Golf Coat Shirts 45c 90c Negligee Shirts, are offered at new shade 65 1,50 values tn Golf Shirts, the 1 10 c new stripes and checks, at ‘ A. Bridge & Co. in all colors Largest Clothiers on the Coast FIRST AND YESLER Shirts, your 500 dozen regular 8 for $1.00 Ties. in all shades and colors .. ¢ Ties all marked during this sale to the price of ......... A large shoWing of Golf.Shirts at $2.50 Heavy Shoes $3.00 and 0 Oxfords, lots, in black or tans Box Calf $1.50 values in Negligees shades, with tie to match hc Underwear : cottons Regular $1.00 vi Shirts at Regular 75¢ Crus values; choice Regular $2.00 So Seratch-Up Regular $2 or brown lues in Goit ¢ Cou 5 and $1.50 values in light hers; splendid in all the It Imported Shirts, 0 Der Union-Made KEY- STONE PANTS AND OVERALLS -“A New Pair For Every Rip” Agents for the W, L Douglas Shoes for Men — $3.00 $3.50 and Two Entrances Two Entrances