The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 28, 1910, Page 5

TAR—WEDN SSDAY, SE MBEK 26, 1910, |MUM’S THE WORD IN 7 A AY i “E d Elsewhere,” SARA OG Ss Ss HIGH MASONRY Ballinger, ngage sewnere, ICK STORE f j he Pueblo C . R. is oO. K ° Isn’t at the Pueblo Congress |} ge ee - si: dialanos wel Gia . Will on Thursday Conduct a Special Clearance Sale o afl nN. Y 8.—| official and legislative wrongdoing. Pinchot and Newell Leading! The de moc atic atate con * aan etal co. | The republican legislature has of in Irrigation Congress Fight| ®t Denver, which nominated Shaf-| % og ; . na a Slate and hing | for the Roosevelt Policies. & Adama, former gov-| { Fe on corrupt busin i Pt this Inquiry ia now ng forward, ‘dee: mabtok Sens : a planks thst | tictans, re caption PUBRLO, Colo pt. 28,—The a sawertel bens ing on the| | | rons pres ' " 1 We enthusiastically endorse the Wet had ite tenines tating ta th aa Wat, Gad thee. celina t today { ‘ By: Rressive and statesman-like lead national irrig arly just about what Shafroth | vention wbty Prosidont Taft, and pe at} H, St Fresno, Cal, b nd his kind may be expected to | | he report ' enthusl: | with pride tothe achievement of the of the principal speakers ‘ fight for | | | endo act ret 18 months of his administra | presented the question of water | me I , tion, Hach succeeding month xine Sealine aia tik concal ot” th The first resolution “declares the | | Payne a , his inauguration confirr the fi 4 over Irrigation, consorvation | T@Nt of the state to the contro! of ‘ _ , of his’ o Ww tion's estimate of bh tness of | and dovelopmont of their re the resources within its bounds,” Peattions and he ¥ haracter, of hts Intellectual ability Joseph H. Kibbey, former expresses sympathy with conserva-| = bi », hin ox-| of Arizons voke on the approp tion, but denounces “bureaucratic : : MEE aitore. report had boon | treordinary pa esol of Ar aee evans, Om Wee SpPeOnTIe, | ina’ arattency reowietions.* in Which All Departments Will haga at out ng th ght, and | broad stateame hie compre California, was another champion Added to thin implied slap at} Mealy edot e ¢ it-|hension of public questions and his | of the West | Pinchot and what he stands for, in| : by a vote ¢ t jwnfaltoring and unswerving adher-| gen, SAMUEL C. LAWRENCE, ? | r resolution prompting — the | “| ie report in part scys ence to duty Whose resignation as moat puissant| PUEBLO, Colo, Sept, 28—An-| 1 to bring suits to} " —_ grand commander of the thirty-|0t {mportant chapter in the! » hts of the state of | A Ithird and last dearee Masons is le's fight for the control of the! Colorado to water at. the irces | “~ FLY i ROW CHICAGO |shrouded in much mystery, He nation's seooatees { oing written | of the Rio Grande river to prever Beginning tomorrow morning a general clearance of ptember accumu- : was the highest Mason in the|%t the national irrigatiot beroas. | encroachment of the national gov-| l 5 every d tt t th rogressive store ods used in dec ve P United States, and held a life ten Gifford Pinchot and Fr ick H.| ernment upon the en rights | ations in every department of this prog : ‘ ‘. ig 1ELD ure upon the office, He was suc bob ck we yooh oa wth | ea bi eof br at nat. |f{ OFations, or that have become sgiled or tumbled through handling, as well a ceeded by Harton Smith, of Toledo,| "sting for the Roosevelt policies, | though invited, etary Bal | ° 1 , \ > AN N’ 7 A Aviat » Iinols Central tracks; and «| Ohio ee ‘ _ The opposition ix represented by | linger ixn't here. The secretary in| mall lots, will be ered / P RI pur ro S RANGI G FROM A A of the | special train bearing gasoline, tbrt | —— be a ot Colorado, Former whore,” altho nh ti FOURTH TO ONE-HALF AND MORE. This plan will hereafter be main 4 0 nts and parts to be used i Gov. Adams of Colorado, and Jos. h that he has a “ . . . ve . > ar } company him. Brookise » Hearst Won’ t Run H. Kibbey, former governor of Art | Interest for the success of the meet tained as a regular monthly feature, and will serve to keep stocks fresh and he ne, will carry ine pemmda ct sona. | ing new, and comparatively complete. Unusual interest attaches to the selling of : ie to mabe the tole whthaee Asa Republican remnants, arising from the fact that the lion’s share is formed of the most fa ake the trip withow | D = line nee coming to the ground | BOMBARDED BY NOISE ATTY. 0 K l L vored of the new | goods, and the average saving is a third to one-half. In “ | NEW YORK, Sept, 28.—The! BUT MISSED TRAIN ? "| Evening Journal today eabled Wi cluded ar Ham R. Hearst as Can your statement to the Ww follows j New| INGTON, N wid regarding endorsement ve men tn efther repub es 7 ro TEACH LAW Remnants of Dress Goods Remnants of Black Silks Remnants of Wash Goods Remnants of White Goods MARRIED AT DREAMLAND. IS ON IN EAST 4i5 #4 65 8 39> * * * * . ; , *% Mike Pisher stopped the demovratio parties be inter ity of the sity of W i Remnants of Colored Silks Remnants of Muslin : * # merry dance at Dreamland 1 to mean that you would ac his|!Maton. Prof. Cockerill is a gradu. | Remnants of Linings Remnants of Outing Flannel YORK, Sept. 2 © east last night long enough to al 4 minor ofiee on the republi 4 to sieop in| @t@ Of Ohio state university, and R. f Gi R f Ki Fl 1 xaw 1 tart oy. Peas ont? nd to sleet emnants of Ginghams emnants of Kimono Flanne fern football se: wil arted | * low Rev. Frank Herthum, pa» eke “et was for a time assistant in the | f. ve 4 swing today, when & tor of the Ge n Unt Journal has received the fol eee ans IB | moot court of his alma mater. In |f| Remnants of Embroidery Remnants of Ribbon af the big colle ® Christian chu to the t om Paris a ee | the last fow years he has been ac R fL R ts of Curtain N. ts rid * eo Miss not. Tam an independ na ta wate hyd ged ll pa ony elgpenntine edi emnants of Laces emnants of Curtain Ne arp ceanen * Mrs . wr | would do anything to a time, he ra spectra etapa | ) fone, Mike pulled a string and would not ac wound u net Other appointments made by the | Remnants of Cretonnes *# and dumped about’ 20 pounds ean nomination. —- | the U8 | hoard y were: | ‘ ' j a vt oe | * of rice on the happy bride and # | William R. Hearst alarm | Also various offerings from other section all at greatly reduced ait es. 7 or * bridegroom, after which they #| and placed it | je and Hloomburg. and Le|* leaped into a waiting taxicab. «| DES MOINES WON'T BE next to his oar | and West Maryland are the|# Then the dance was on again. #/ White Thomas was out nt in chemistry | th H f shi St abe * nz supplte or hia trip, bh iebedle! * | | A TOWN YET 1 : ‘conomy ripen r on e ouse urnis ng ore _- — ee jerks would up every ble North Vakima—-Kdward Meath, |i} Juema—Har Ping, & Chinese The petition of a group of Deslin the store, setting them for dit-| of Pierce ¢ ty terday Each item n ws of chandise, nm ise that YOU WANT, a been indicted by the fo for incorporation | ferent ods through the night be | tlcted president » Aw il) with qual antec { an shige their own economies. fer for smuxzling ted by the board|ginning shortly after midnight} *°¢lton of County Treasurers Mee, of Bremerton, ts indic ently cashing . wioners yesterday. | Alarms went off at intervals of ton PANCAKE GRIDDLE—10%inch Aluminum Han- | MOP STICKS—Spring Mop Sticks; regu 10 similar offense oucher for $111.05. [A re ance had been filed by | minw and several times Jamea| die Pancake Griddle; regularly $1.50. 8 larly 15 Thursday é Cc == = = = =| large number of residents of Des | jum up to drews, By and by he! Social Thursday c PRESERVE KETTLES—6-quart Handled Preserv- % " Moines and Zoniui, Thé courthouse | ceased paying. apy more attention to Duties SILVERWARE 4 Cream Ladle, Pie | ing Kettles, gray douvle-coated granite; was crowded with remonstrators || alarms, and finally when the Tex Knife, Cold Me P rry Spoon; Gar 35 regularly 35c, Thursday ...........-.s00s% Cc yesterday, who came ready to fight |real alarm went off he scorned its land pattern, Ch « Thuraday c TEA KETTLES—No. & Heavy Tin Nickel-Plated the incorporation to the last ditch. | warning Your K lusuts 8 Tea Ket look lik wer in finish Poco latins tileeba the Gate Hashh SALT AND PEPPER SHAKERS—Aluminum Salt | Tea Ke ook like copper in finish; 55c FRESH AIR IN : een and Pepper Shakers; ca Over; FeRu Qo | Feeulariy oe. Th . nn. ce ALASKA BIGHOP HERE And larl Thuraday ALARM cLocks— ickel Alarm Clocks: war- LIBRARY NOW| hishop 0. T. Rowe, of the Protest LUNCH BOXES—Paper Folding Lunch Boxes; | ranted for one year; usually $5e to $1.00. 48c oo * : - - ant Eplscopal dice can be folded to carry in pogket Thursday don, 5M avenue, 347 AND 357 STREETS, NEW YORK The ery for fresh alr fn the read-| spending a few days in Se Il ‘Thursday 10c ECONOMY FRUIT JARS—Economy Self-Cleaning ing rooms of the public Hbrary is| his famfly at 800 34th Av. He has |i} TOILET SOAP—I Toliet Soap; regularly | Fruit Jars, per dozen: Pints, 9c. $1 50 vat. d Numerous com-| just completed a 4,000-mile ur of be the cake Thurs Quarts, $1.15. Half gallons... : ' | | oof the missions of Alas Il 7 tor C| sia on ¥ WAVE NOW READY THEIR CATALOGUE No. 102 SP eanen “4 7 € As ae ad ment on the Yukou and ite tribe ave | ath in a big gasoline calls upon your \ lee FOR THE FALL AND WINTER SEASONS | ing id be done ¢ wh lack Of! expectally for that purpoe strength and vi ce ¥ a. = RETAIN ES a| are abort for Cine - 2s tality more and , ie a s j he board of trustees has just/tend the general convention of his ae oa ; rea § ACOPY OF WHICH WILL BE MAILED UPON REQUEST. 4 contract for the installation | church | more each day—it TODAY’S STYLES TODAY additional ventilating machinery. | — | 1s, more than ever be * GEN. ROBINSON TO LIVE HERE.| WQRAN SURO BANKER | ore, a continual round a NOTICE — PREPAYMENT OF _ SHIPMENTS | Gen. W. W. Robinson. Unit-lof her money, which she intrusted wok ee ce Be Young Men’ s Clothes ——— as tt 4 quarterm fe him to puret 1 “ATTENTION 1S DIRECTED TO THE NEW SHIPPING SERVICE, a the | royce yeuserday commeneds your strength and taxe- thes that are smartly tailored RR THE ACCOMMODATION OF PATRONS, DETAILS OF WHICH yournervestothe utmost ME CONTAINED IN THIS CATALOGUE. of | vice-president of the Nome Bank @ ™*) Trust Co, of Nome, Alaska Ste hat Smith has failed to de! er the notes or the monay| y rms, possessed of Ii you and look at these e you wearing that ap- od clothes surrender, but it pa ye lement of refinement ill fust come in will b will make dence in thia ¢ » spoke before yesterday v me Sy. Wy 4 RAE Two Sample Bed Values from the Change of Management | al Sale. These values will give you an idea of the pricings at this bs store during this sale. It's a great chance for you to save money. $13.85 a we The yo ake isn't the prices— $15.00 to $20.00 —and Credit, Too Cc an anything be more fair? Good . low — and a convenient paying for them. We will BRINGS TRADE advise you to trade with wet } th peal will containing all the nutri- tive and tonic properties of pure barley malt and choicest hops, supplies the very elements needed to restore / wasted strength and impaired digestive powers, caused by so- ciety's irregular din- ing hours and lack | | | you LST f | | Seattle’s Dental War a} Good Thing for the People ek way This Genuine einer We Bed for ea We will f von Gite the of proper rest. be pleased to expratt this easy way | lowest prices ‘The United § of buying, how and why it will dress Wet | iit up ao tahty nice ernment you better Just ask us about it EO bie + ia where we have been tlecaihies and we'll have to ask you to a good many years. t I be Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc. 1332-34 SECOND AVE. NEAR UNION ST. “Seattle's Reliable Credit House’’ use yo anxious to. MEAT AND POULTRY PALACE MARKET Both Phones 5 2nd Ave h Reputat and Order « donen bottles from your fecal drug- yen The Day of Reckoning & Ife Insts then 0 teleg Pabst. at Yesler PRIVATE LOCKED ROOMS One of the new patterns, made of genuine mahogany ; high; highly polished. Change of management sale price head stands 48 inches $13.85 & In Fireproof Storage Warehouse for furniture, pianos, trunks, ete. BEKINS MOVING & STORAGE Co.,, Madison at Twelfth Inc., East 414; Cedar 414 nt $45.00 Brass Bed for $24. 50 | Arcadian America’s Greatest Range This Brass Bed has heavy 2-inch continuous posts and heavy filler rods head stands 60 inches high; satin finish, Easily worth “™ G2 Ae 50 $45.00. Change of management sale price . All deliveries All mail will be made at orders will be { filled at sale 4% dees prices. No Possible con charge made venience. for packing. 1526-28 Gecond Ave. 4 meee 3; Z, OF , <>" A SPECIAL FOR THE REMAINDER OF THIS MONTH $3.50 for a Fine Set of Teeth ‘This low price fs made for the remainder of this month to intro duce our superior dental methods. We guatantee every set of these teeth to fit perfectly for years in the leading os of New York, and is to be a master of dental off acknowledged his art Gold Crowns, 22k | We want you to know our ape Ader cfaliat tn gold work—a man who Op "ih has worke Gat Oo Remember, these Prices will be discontinued Friday night, Sep tember 30. So « ome early if you want to take advantage of them MOORE' GREGG. SHORTHAND 3 TO 5 MONTHS 9M GRIFFIN’S BUSINESS COLLEGE New Haight Bidg. 24 and Pine Fifth Floor naa a Nie be AMUSEMENTS «oR som, and) ny. eran ~ | SEATTLE THEATRE “**.s5°°" = ¥ - pil WIRELESS } 1 to go to. * EDWIN J. BROWN. gta’ Wedinaadas t Avenue, Union Block, be Are You # Ma AMUSEMENTS \| - || HEATRE tthoine ff Core THEATRE A written guarantee given with atl work Tonight—Special Matinee ‘Today | are pnd Lee Shubert Present 1 N NOTE—BRING THI8 AD WITH you, i| FOUN MASON \| ‘ nd REG L |] In Augustus Thomas Great Tetepathte ||| Saturday ea AL DENTAL OFFICES || — | | ry ING MOUW PP > | 1406 Third Av., Northwest Corner Union St |, Tomorrow wv Tackaye, In Star “Want” Ads Are Rc cacesiaall Business Bringers ALHAMBRA THEATRE | AYESTIC "2, Bee VAUOR VIL SV | BILLY VAN, | GREAT BIG BLACK FACE RIOT This—It's Alive PANTAGES THEATRE Unequated Va } ALLEN DO | Inctuding & an Groat Hweet ¢ Five An Dally—100