The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 20, 1910, Page 8

BIG STRAW VOTE THE SEATTLE STAR INDICATES DEMOCRATS WON'T HAVE LANDSLIDE IN NEXT CONGRESS (ity United Pres.) NEW YORK, Oct, 19,--Contro! af the next congress hinges on the re Bult in 18 districts and the outcome is likely to be so close in these that the official.count will be needed to decide. This prediction is made by Suc cess Ma ine, as the result of its confide canvass of 15,000 of its Hfe subscribers scattered through out every section of the United States. Two years ago this ma zine in the same way predicted ¢ election of Pres. Taft, its poll of the states agreeing absolutely with the official count except in Missourt, which it gave to Bryan, but at the time insisting that the issue was very doubtful there. when the official count was avail able that it was found that the state had actually gone for Taft 15,000 People Voted. The present poll was arrived at by sending ballots to 25,000 of the fe subseribers. Ans 8 were re- ceived from 15,000 and they present an amazing picture of the senti ment in the country at large, It is shown that where the reactionaries won out in the fight for renomina tion their majorities are such that ft would require a landslide to oust them. Where the insurgents won they robbed the democrats of thetr paramount issues, downward revis fon of the tariff and Cannonism This is especially the case in the Middle West and on the Pacific coast. The result of the poll indicates that 160 congressional districts are safely republican, 168 safely demo cratic, 29 probably republican and ty democratic. This being true, two parties would be tied with 189 each and the remaining 18 districts would hinge control of the house. These districts are The Doubtful Districts. Twenty-third New York, wick, republican, elected by 5 of 63,000, Success says this district is doubtful “because of the strong and growing feeling against the rule g Blaze in St. Louis. ST. LOt Oct. 20. houses of the Chicago & Alton ratl road and of the Baltimore & Ohio wore destroyed by fire today. The flames also burned 12 cottages The Public Benefi The Entire Stock of the Bankrupt Post Clothing Co. Will Be Sold at Once at Prices That Will Close It Out Quickly. As A result of the recent pur) chase by the Great Western Cloth ing Co., in which they secured the entire stock of the defunct Post Clothing Co., one of the largest and most interesting clothing sales ever held in Seattle will open tomorrow at the Great Western's store, 1317 1319 First av. Haviag purchased this ally lower than the manufacturer's price, it has been decided to give) the public the benefit of the great saving, and as a consequence the entire stock will be offered in one great sale. There will be no reservations—| every Suit, every Overcoat, all Shoes, Hats and Furnishings and the entire Children’s Department will be sold out at once. The entire sales force is now hard at work arranging the wtock for the open ing of the sale, which will occur Saturday morning promptly at 9 o'clock. See The Star tomorrow for full descriptions, details and prices. Remember the numbers the big double store—1317. First ave. Get the Original and Genuine HORLICK’S MALTED MILK The Food-drink for All Ages, For Infants, Invalids, and Growing jf] Pure Nutrition, upbuild ff] children. ing the whole body. Invigorates the nursing mother and the aged. Rich milk, malted grain, in powder ff form. A quick lunch ed in ao minute, prepar: Take No substitute, Ask for HORLICK’S |} In No Combine or Trust AS SMALL AS YOU LIKE Your first deposit can $1.00; small as you choose. be after that as 1—You can have a Sav- ings Pass Book. 2—You can have a Cer- tificate of deposit On either we pay 4 per cent, the highest safe rate for banks to pay. Start your savings ac- count now. THE BANK FOR SAVINGS Third Ave. and Pike St. It was only) | Freight entire | stock at prices which were actu: | of ‘Boss Barnes.” Second New Jersey, Gardner, re publican, 8,400 plurality out of 45. 000 t Sixth Indiana TRACE OF BIG GRAFT FUND IS Barnard, republic an, 1,100 out of 65,000 cast Seventh Indiana, Korbly, demo Ninth Indiana, Morrison, demo: ni orat, 1,100 out of 56,000 east (iy United Press.) Sleventh Indiana, Rauch, demo] NEW YORK, Oct, 20.—With the | Jorat, 1,200 out of 68,000 cast | First Michigan, Denby, republic an, 9,000 out of 64,000 cast, In this district one of the hardest fights In the United States is being waged Mirest Iowa, Kennedy, republican, legislative graft Investigating com mittee in executive session today jreports became current that the Jcommittes was investigating a re } trimmed with silk lar. Tailored Waists fect. Black Percaline Petticoats, 75c Made of good quality percaline, well cut and finished, with deep tucked and shirred flounce with under-ruffle of self-material. WOMEN’S PAIR— Women’s Fast-Black Silk Hosiery, with wide lisle splicing at top and dou- ble lisle heel and toe, 50c pair. | CHILDREN’S FLEECE-LINED DURABLE SILK HOSIERY, 50c | GARMENT— Medium-weight Cotton Vests, | Pants and Drawers, fleece-lined, the Vests in high neck, long sleeve style and the Pats and Drawers in ankle | heel and toe. i length. Come in white, ecru and gray. | 2 for 25c. 25c— NOVELTY CURTAIN NETS] FOR LIVING-ROOM, DINING ROOM AND BEDROOM DRAP I] ERIES, 38¢ YARD—Four attractive ili patterns in these serviceable Nets, 45 inches wide, in beige color, Italian Filet, heraldic and stripe effects NOTTINGHAM LACE portieres, | pleasing CURTAINS, Laces i] Three yards long 1 4 to 6, $2.7 port that a fund, fully an large as/ tector Durand, the alleged $500,000 anti-race track | reau, some with patch pockets piping black and green, finished with white tailored col Sizes from 34 to 42. New Arrivals in Tailored Wash Waists at $1.65 of linen, and linon, made in several effective styles; plain Gibson and others in full-plaited front style with side fastening, trimmed with buttons. unusually pretty model in linon has front em broidered in English eyelet and wheat spray ef All sizes, from 34 to 42, in the showing. Artistic Draperies Moderately Priced 38-INCH ARMI 5¢ YARD—This fabric is | adapted for the fashioning window hade o SPECIAL $1.00 The thread in these Curtains is smooth and wear long and launder well. Arabian. and Highly Interesting Valese pn ets The Bedding and Domestics Sections pesseeseeeeeeees|Soattle Woman Head | mS to" | WANT ELEVATED |HURRICANE * » Seattie Woman hea | * AT THE THEATRES. * fi When Kenneth Knowland start « BLOW TO SHI t + of Big Army Order .« «. cory sore & Prek « al £ Moore—Mimo Nastmova ine| OF DIC AMY UF CP |od for the grocery store M Fre) Phe Trumtec company yeuterday | (hy Unite By * “Little Byolf: - mont yesterday morning he meant Ce oy to the eity council @! HAVANA, Oct, 26 mae rin a sl, But he lost his bearings and|seheme of elevated wtreets in or ~Catileg Seattic — “Hrowaster's Mil * Mra. Albert jonttle | ¥¢ amar Subd | Mra. Alberta 8, Tieo, « Seattle! ie inst night Patrolman Hoeath| der to permit Third av. street cars Cate CnMt the py My Ant « Tuberculosis «| YOMAM Hving at 1711 13th ay. B44 found him on the Lake Union |to reach the two principal railroad © by the Ploridy 4 # | Was yesterday elected unanimously | trestle, Kenneth, who ts only #ix,| depots without grade cros to shipping. * + —"A Child of the #/at Chicago as commanderdinchief | wae sent to the police station,| The scheme as outlined propor camer Fos ae & Rogiment wlof the Daughters of the Grand|{fom where an anxious mother)a loop, beinning at Third ay, and ; i * iInhmael.” *| r took him home to his Httle erth in| Yesler way, thence down Third a andard Of baggy * Vaudeville * = pha = Pian Raeg tage This rs | tho Carr apartments, Fremont to Jackson st., down Jackson st. to and Key, signal honor for Mrs. Tice, as it ts we Jackson st. (oO) le ‘a deville the alley betwee nird and Fourth P — * Maceo * | the first time « national command-| Eugene Debs, the famous rocial abe alley Detwece Shin sad Four] HOO GERUN ae ® = Majeatio—Vaudeville jor has t chonen from any of the |ist leader, several times soclali#t| ine’ or the alley to Prefontaine pl eee Om) Prelfle st orders }eane for president, will speak! i riuton company, thr i 4 WASHINGTON, Get, Mra, Tice is the daughter of a} at Dreamland rink tomorrow night Se aoe eyo pt» a “ department will bring tg: SEATTLE COUNT TO Prot enginoor, who fought through |at 8 o'clock sharp, His subject aeoaggt Pore ge oe pr bi FH 00 | tent f ne BE GIVEN OUT SOON | te &tv!! war. “She was one of the | will be "Bocialiam and Living wishes : sity of thelr 4 NGTON, Oct, 20--p1-[OFKinal organizers of the order. | Insues The local socialists ex ing WASHING . . Mrs, Tice is tn Chicago attending | pect a record-breaking crowd at the roe | distribut of the Waists These and FLEECE-LINED DERWEAR, 25e GARMENT Women's good quality ecru Cotton Vests, fleece-lined, with high neck and | lorig sleeves, and Drawers in ankle length, 25c garment UNDERWEAR, 20c, 25c AND 35¢c }CHI LDREN’S SERVICEABLE SCHOOL HOSE, 13« PR, said last night that by census bt the FREDERICK & NELSON, In. BASEMENT SALESROOM New Shepherd Plaid Cotton Waists $1.25 A new line of Waists in the ever-popular black and white shepherd plaid, made in tailored style, are buttons of red, mercerized madras some An Seasonable Hosiery and Underwear Offerings UN 2 FOR Medium and heavy weight, in fast- black cotton, with extra double knee, Sizes 5 to 9%, 13c pr.j RE hangings, green PAIR they white and in heavy, shown Shoes for School Boys Two Popular Numbers TAPESTRY, vecially artistic varied assortment of handsome designs, patterned after Cluny and Duches couch and pillow covers, and is shown in a A will and Boys’ Gun-metal Calf Button Shoes, w raised toe, fancy tip, and vy extension welt sole. Sizes 11 to 13 2, $2.00; 214 to 54%, 50. Boys’ Box Calf Lace Blucher Shoes, with high toe, straight tip, extra Hl | heavy shank and full double welt sole. Sizes 11 to 1314, $2.25; 1 to 2, $2.50; | | | | DOUBLE-BED SIZE SHEETS, | EMERRICH FEATHER PII 48¢ EACH—Of good quality soft LOWS, SIZE 19x26 INCHES, SPI ¢ : p CIAL 55¢ ACH; $1.10 PAIR finished bleached muslin, with patent | Co ered with fancy tickinw and filled seams. jwith chicken feather Weigh 6 Il PILLOW CA SIZE 42x36, — oe i nant ae: : =e IOUB 206 PEC IAL 10c 1 H- Well made BEDSPRRA EACH | vf strong bleached muslin, with deep | Hemmed or ft 1 cut corners, i} hemmed endgy lin Marseille OUTING FLANNEL, 27 INCHES | ROUBAIX SUITING, 27 INCHES | VIDE, 10@ YARD—Warm, fleecy | WIDE, 15¢ YARD—A cotton dress walit in stripe , check or plaid fabric, resembling wool, suitable for | WHITE O1 PING FLA INEL, 36 | chilren chool dregs« ind house INCHI S WIDE 43¢ YARD- With | dre In mixtures of dark-wine, ' vi Nap; especially suitable for | navy or green and shepherd checks of ’s undergarments, | various sizes 1 narro A S10.0K ured | i ance, Vv WwW ¢ GLOV 1 | ] Ww ( is M the convention. Women’s Mocha Street Gloves 7) E\ sally ¢ Children’s School meeting 1,600 out of 36,000 cant ‘alush fund,” had been used to de-| end of the week he probably would | | Second Iowa, Dawson, republican, |foat pills affecting Wall st, Men| give out the population of Beattle, | » — — 1,900 out of 45,000 cast who have been active in opposing | Minneapotia and Boise, Ida, citier Sixth Iowa, Kendall, republican, | antipucketshop legislation and listed among those charged with — ] 300 out of 49,000 cast other adverse measures, it Is said,|PAdding the census counts. DI FURNITURE Fifth North Carolina, Moorehead, | wit be asked to testify jrector Durand sald that the pad-| DRY GOODS republican, 200 out of 38,000 cast, allio ding was in no sense comparable - Eighth North Carolina, Cowles, Dance at Dreamland tonight te that which was detected in Ta | republican, 1,400 out of $2,000 cast bes coma. il} Greeque Drawers for full figures. WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ B fine nainsook and trimmed with iceable linen lace LA GRECQUE ERS, 50« for stout women, of excellent | with DRAW- | Made especially quality nainsook, flounce of tucked lawn Practical 5.00. w-cut effects Special $25,00. raight-cut idea } |New Undermuslin Arrivals Moderately Priced} Fr ATURED among the new assortments in the Muslin Underwear Section ate some very pretty styles in Women’s and Misses’ Butterfly Combinations and TERFLY COMBINATIONS, $1.25 | —Corset Cover and Drawers, made of | | serv $1.75 and $2.00, with lace or embroidery trim. it } ming. LA GRECOUERL EA GRECQUE DRAWERS, fine nainsook, finished with | | lace insertion and edge. Street and Afternoon Dresses, Special $25.00 SPECIAL collection of charmir wear, features unusual values at They are developed from crepes de chine, French voile, me serges, trimmed with rich embroideries, braids and silks. Skirts are gracefully draped and in the popular x Dresses appropriate for street, afternoon and informal Colorings include light-gray, reseda, tan, light-blue, pink, rose, snuff-brown, navy and black. Tailored Walking Skirts at $10.00 NUMBER of clever new models are featured, in panamas, voiles, serges and mixtures, including’ tily plaited styles, gored flared effect, with deep flounce and becoming and practical modifica’ Black and various popular colorings are represented, FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc Btore Closes Daily at 5:30, FURNITURE | DRY GOODS All at interestingly-low prices WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ BUTTERFLY COMBINATIONS, $1.50—Made of sheer tiste and trimmed with embroidery edge. Oth- er pretty Butterfly Combinations are priced @ j ~—Becond Fiver, ; .| DRAWERS, $1.50—Made Mf | of fine, sheer batiste, trim. med with flounce finis with lace insertion an edge. $1.25 | q aline, taffeta, eolienne and French and all regular sizes. ~—Second Fis lines of these Fall Gk steemed hat are h and se ack, gray, butternut and Palmolive Soap Special With Six Cakes of Soap at 50 A Regular 50c Jar of Palmolive Cream Free. Women’s Knit | Union Suits — OPULAR-PRICED from the comprehe displays of Women's Fleeced Cotton, Wool, Me and Silk-and-Wool Union § —First Floor. ———— ———— in Fall and Winter weights, agne ° are chara zed by exe First ¥ workmanship and fitting qu cvexs wlens| New Ribbons “te ES, SPECFAL $1.15 PAIR WOMEN’S COTTON UNIO sewn style, with one For Trimmings and SUIT 25—Medium weight All-Silk Taffeta stripe and floral de and one ender, green, mai Heavy MEN MOCHA SUITS, $2.50 tra fine ES, $2.00 PAIR—In P. X and 85¢ yard thoroughly k, in white only e, with self two-toned First Floor High neck, long sleeve, f ng t p—— ~~ —e length style New Season’s Styles in and Dress Boots *-ELINESS, « have been mbined thr 1 f Childrer I fe uh 1 g the y xe tior A strong hoes f ear, in patent a leathe featuring models « ble torn last Fi I M and Children’s Jockey Button Boots, with patent t black velv« and patent cuff, with ea me 6 to &, $2 8% to 11, $3.50;11% to 2 M and Ch n's Jockey I i rm” last ith f 1 I ta el ? t $3.5( \ ts, on “foot bla velvet SOLE SEATTLE AGENTS FOR ROUND OAK HEATING STOVES Holiday Work Ribbon, igns, in lig ze and whi Satin Ribbon in hanc signs, in rich combinations of dark colorings, 65c, | The Winter Quarterly Style Books Now Read y—20c | With a 15c Pattern Free in knee or ankle length, with higl} neck and long sleeves; also neck, sleeveless style, in inches wide, in wae ous rcs t-blue, pink, lav- |} UNION S 3 cn deed neck, Jon re, = style. Extra sizes, $1.50. me Persian de WOMEN’S WOOL WOMEN’S MERCERIZED LISLE UNION SUITS, $@ In white or sh color, low ae . in ankle lengtiy ave at waist-line SILK-AND ES sleeveless | | with extra we WOMEN’S WOOL UNION SUITS, $505 Medium weight, in ankle lengt neck and long sleeve shoulder fastening. Strong Displays of Autumn Dress Materials I with h front a ‘ Section jan and Germaal of staple shae g from $2,001 itings, now # in the seasas 40 and the strongly in accepted * ger fewsescwrzei yard, and i 50 t nches. 34-INCH MOIRE STRIPE Vile VETEEN y-blue and mos green; a beautif y adapted for cbf dren’s coats and w en's suits and w ts | INCH GRAY-MIXED HEAVY TWEED COAP YARD ? PONY CLOTH COATING, $7.50 YARD=2# INCH BI STRAKHAN YARD—A Wf high class we un mat , SILK - AND - WOOL BRO( CREPES, # INCHES $2.50 YARD—An a priate matt for thet n 1 shown it c range of Optom, | 1 n r : REDERICK & NELSON) -2 ions INCORPORATED sneeseme sh —FPirat Feet, CAREFULLY