The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 11, 1910, Page 10

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IT MINY BE CHEAPER TO LE SOO Nov, 1t.-Lower cost prediction of leading food experts today and continued decline in the grain markets from the high cost of living of the past meh Bie Aiea eb Ed CHICAGO. f living ts in sight That is the rema agreed that years will be In view It the m not corner enough grain and enough meat in elevators and plants to keep prices up Here ts the situation: lower than that These dropped a cent on all meats and breadstuffs. lower this wint should be than they have been for several years if the law of supply and de mand is allowed to regulate the prices, unbampered by other Influs r ences. i Wheat shot upward a few months ago when the American crop i: was reported to be several million bushels short of last year's pro , duction, Taen came reports of bumper crops in other wheat pro ducing countries—the Argentine Republic expectalty, and Australia, i These countries are now underselling the Amer Russia and India. i farmer in foreign markets at decline in corn pr r i hauling out of his flelds the biggest It is a bumper crop, totaling over 300,000,000 bushels more than last year, To set th price still lower, the Argentine Republic has also harvested a b corn crop. This means that the American farmer will feed by corn to live stock, rather than sell, and thus hogs, cattle and shee will be more pientifal That in turn means lower priced pork chops, ham, bacon. steaks and mutton—the meat trust willing. Never in the the country have so many cattle and sheep been sent to the feed lo as this year. Meat prices will have to drop or and by so doing are corn crop b 3,100,000,00 rv rvested or over lan therefore lessen the demand for meat substitutes which have so largely eaten because of the high prices of mes Saturday Specials $1 Now is sat the The All-Steel Carpet Swee the sweeper of the day—more isfactory in every way than wood-built sweeper. The Steel is handsomel¥ enameled in red or green; the br is of best quality Chinese hog bristles, and the sweeper runs smoothly and noise- lessly, and works most effectively guaranteed for service. = An exceptional value at the special price, $1.40. $24. pry SS: Soy ena el a a iad For Saturday an exceptional purchase serviceable cial price. These well-made couches are in golden finish, and upholstered with 36 inches wide, 6 feet long, and pered steel; a thoroughly sanits price. Six handsome patterns to se illustrated opportunity is offered t bulit of qua best quality chase leathe ide construction is of best tem- such at an important special t from, two of which are BUY THAT STOVE NOW! Cash Isn't Necessary—$1 Now—$1 Weekly Does the Tric 2007-2009 SECOND AVENUE The Golden Eagle We Pay Your Street Car Fare All Purchases Over $ Diagonally Across From Moore Theatre On LADIES’ FLEECE-LINED UNDERWEAR 3be values, per garment ane SHELL HAIRPINS : Worth 30¢ per dozen, our Larger on worth 500 per price nspll 15¢ dozen, our p 1% , KNIT. SKIRTS 25 values reduced to ..99¢ : _ BABY BONNETS 19¢ NS $1.00 LADIES’ FLANNELETTE NIGHT GOW: warm ones at, each CORSETS ‘alue #1 ove “GOOD GOODS CHEAPER” two al if the meat trust and the grain gamblers do storag The world's supply of foodstuffs ts much larger today than at the same time list year, That means much to the Inhabitants of the globe everywhere, Especially In the Unit- ed States is this true, Here we have « supply of food stuffs which ought to do wonders toward solving the high cost of living so far as the table is concerned, In the last nine weeks there has been a reduction of about 22 cents a bushel fn wheat, while corn has The time is ripe for low prices keeping Amer ices results from the fact that the Ame history of the meat trust will have to build additional cold storage plants to hold the surpius. The lowering of the prices of meats and bread stuff, the two commodities which eat the biggest hole in the wife's table allow ance, ought to bring down with them the price of other food stuffs. because the de i being turned toward low priced meats, will And, reckoning along the law of supply and demand, the latter should come down, too, making the cost of living, so far as the table {s concerned, much more reasonable than at any time since the up $1 Weekly Interesting specials in articles that will give you lasting satisfaction in every way STORE OPEN SATURDAY EVENING $2.25 All-Steel Sweeper $1.40 ey 50 COUCHES $15.00 chase leather couch at an important spe- tersawed oak, ot ie n ne 0 ne ig is “p a ts oO t, kk |against the man whose mis |hecame when starvation threate of Webster's helld and that Daring Purse Snatcher Got THE STAR—FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, Only Nickels for His Pains With a score of men fn hot pur suit, a bold thief who selsed a can vas bag containing $100 in five cent pleces from an express wagon standing in front of the Scandina vian- American bank, Second av and Cherry st, ran toward the waterfront and succeeded In mak ing good hie escape. The money was part of a large shipment of coin from the Seattle National bank, Aa Chriatensen and two bank messen gers were engaged tn carrying the money into the bank, the thief, who is deseribed as a powerfully bullt MAN DIES MYSTERIOUSLY, Patrolman | |man, #ix feet tall, suddenly pelred one of the bags and started acrbas Second ay, on the run Pedestrians raised a hue and ory and the chase was on, Despite his heavy load the thief ran Ike the | wind and reached the far in advance of his pursuers, seareh of several hours failed unearth him A to New York-—Judge Alton B, Par |ker, one time candidate for pres! dent, has inmued a statement that he will not b candidate for Unit ‘ed States senator, LEAVES ESTATE OF $31,000 William K. Jackson, San Diogo, Cal rancher whose body was found in a room at the Hotel Bark er October 13 last, left an estate valued at $31,100, according to afft davits filed in the superior court yesterday ‘by orneys for Mrs Lillian M. Jackson, the widow. Jackson died under eculiar cir cumstances, He came to Seattle rexistered under an assumed name and. was found dead beside his bed with an empty chloroform bottle at waterfront! 1910, EXPRESS STRIKE BROKEN (hy © NEW YORK, 11L—The of express » drivers, | which has paralyzed express traffic Ma New York and vicinity for the last week and threatened to result in & general teamasters’ walkout, js practically ended. The New York teamsters today tentatively accepted the terms of fered the Jersey City teamaters and accepted by them, All drivers will return to work Monday ed Prew.) Nov. jtake back the strikers and consult ‘ARMY CAPTAIN termined whether Jackson was a| riaeabae ih suleide or died from an overdose of chloroform, a drug he habitually! used to alleviate attacks of asthma HUNGER FOLLOWS PARIS" FLOODS (By United Pree) PARIS, Nov ll.—Hunger and suffering stalked throughout the flooded sections along the river rthe today, and unless relief is WHAT HAS BECOME OF forws ecome at once. the situation will alarming, Many lagen become {nundated and itis estimated that 5,000 are home lens MURDER TRIAL HEROINES? (Conctuded.) trons # her children heautifal Italian girl withered, pathetic figure Evelyn Granville, the beautiful and trained actress, heroine of the WebsterGranville murder case testified that she wax the mother Good alfec er her and The on ls now a win had tried to steal ber tions, Both statements she wards admitted to be false, but th saved Webster's life When Web ster was released from prison the other day the heroine of his trial, now a sadly unkempt hax, was werving a term in the Pittsburg workhouse Then , there is Evely Nenbit haw, pet heroine of the San ‘Late With Joh H Woodbury ra Whi Harry MODEL MILLINERY PARLORS Sze P uttding . Corner Second and Pimples and Blackheads You re you the “Te think f ¢ arke for they ar Am one patient said ried those disgusting and now in ONE MONT Don't belle your natur kinds of factat de bagey eyelid: ie THE VIENNESE INSTITUTE. Arcade Office hours, Beat ite PALACE MARKET, Second and Yesler. We Supply You With Absolutely The Best Meats To be had tn the city and at most reasonable price Join th wds and trade with us. You'll be satisfied Palace Market Yesler Both Phones. Second and 5 iw the criminally insane, Shee hag aged greatiy and is qo longer the inngcent chelid” she was when White fell In Madison Square Gar den plainly shows the pace of the Great White Way The other day ghe tontified In court that she had fo pawn her rings to live. Nan Patterson, charged with skill ing her lover, Caesar Young, In a jeab, spent 11 monuthe in the Tomba and was freed on the disagreenwmt jof the jury in her second trial, Mer {husband forgave her, but Net soon tired of humdrum bome life and -bar ried to the gay lite of Pittsburg A few months ago her name was connected with a mysterious at empt to shoot a young Bank cashler Jone Mansfiell’s fatal beanty re sulted in the assaesinat of Jim Fisk, jr, president of the Erie rail lroad, im the Grand Central, hotel New York, in January, 1872; Joste }was in the senith of her bold, veil lant, gray-eyed beauty, courted by men of wealth and station? Flak won the proud beauty and placed her in a splendid establishment. He Wiose infatuation bro: Joatousy and murder, Je Mansfield tx now lover in feeble health 0 years 0 land, sin er brother's death, an bject harity at Watertown ith Dakota The murder roine, however vetty and pet is nothing but a itting shadow rashing into the biivion of shame and deatn INJURIES CAUSE | SPEEDER’S DEATH | i (My Dalted Pree) | SAVANNAH, Ga Nov. 11 | Driver W. H. Sharpe was probably fatally hurt and Mechanician Ab | be rt Fuchs was killed today In a }tuning up exercise for the grand mix automobile ra to held here Saturday. The mon were vuried under thelr automobile when be it turned turtle in rounding a jcurve Fuchs was unconscious jwhen picked up, and died en route |to the ho 1. At the hospital it was said that rpe had an ex ceedingly slim“bhance to recover. AUTO Although a score of automobiles have n by joy riders ir the pai the, last night parked occasion when an auto th f wa caught with the James D. Esary, steamship mar ft bis car standing near the curt at Broadw and Pine at Hard 1 he disappeared when O. D. ‘ who says | he from Portland, leap nto t rand whisked away re n Smith and Gray saw him e and n Af ivi ic rar nto t iH and p the p ible fina trapped pile tt at the rear tapl partn The police propose to make ar example of Struble in the hepe of Kisses Cost Money fim O'Re browsed into the Frisco caf t night and simply could not in himself wher he espled a blonde, in black Jim smacked heartily righ to this, In fact help, and Jim wai the city jail Police Judge Gordon quote tolen Kkisse at $10 each today CUDAHY ILL CHICAGO 11.—Mioh Cudahy, the millionaire packer, | confined h 1 toda a h result aeut attack of indi | kestion | AU REVOIR, BILL | 0. ROARD CRU n TEN Nk bh oO { a i 3 ( ) th Pr ent Taft aboard 6d. from Ch t nroute Thaw is now in the asylum for THIEF | (By United Brews.) Noy, 11—-After in a Japanese prison charged with using a within the prosertbed dis Frank J. Miller, of Uh army, stationed Philippines, was released TOKIO, jdays spent at Moji, j camera jtrict, Capt | United the day Miller limit at Moji when arre examinat of the films camera failed to dixclose pletures of the fortifications, so his release was ordered. three 2 in to Was within the M three mile ed, but in bie CHICAGO, Nov 11-—Michael | Cudahy, the millionaire packer who jis ii) with acute tndigestion and a jcold, is reported better today. He expects to leave few days his bed within a Successor to D. 8. JOHNBTON CO. Bear in mind that in dealing id you not only have’ the from the most famou ecure the unqualified ¢ The express companies agree to! Lake advantage of our New ‘captured and the Frenchmen Music may have charms to soothe the savage breast, but it didn't prev RK. B. Thomas from stealing a purse from Mine Chris tina Austin in the Florence hotel yesterday afternoon while she was playing sacred hymns for his expe celal benefit Thomas was jailed by Patrolman Donlan a few hours later with the goods on him. Instead of listening to Mis# Aus tin's rendition ‘of sacred musi: Thomas will spend the next / days at the city stockade listening | jto the merry ring of pick and |whovel as It clangs against rock | jand gravel, | RAISE CASH FOR | "15 EXPOSITION BAN FRANCISCO, Nov, 11 with «representatives of the. em | With subseriptions reaching ¢7 ployes regarding wa and hours, | 590,000, # state bond taeue of | $5,000,000 authorized and every | prospect that the efty of Ban Fran | elsco w... Yote an additional $6,000, | 000 for the Panama-Pacific exposi | tion of 1916, the board of directors of the exposition corpqration today ja preparing to name a commit to go to Washington to urge the se Sle on by congress of San Fran 0 a8 the wife of the fair. | 300 KILLED. CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 11— The death of 300 French soidie killed in an anti-French outbre: in Tripoli, is reported here today The governor of Tripoli reported that 150,000 natives of Tripoli at tacked the French garrisons while angered over French interference with Turkish rule, is declared that many block w it houses manned by French ble unheard-of prices. duty now. HAs Pm FOR : mulsig, Sues Preacher for Alienation Alloging that Rev, Theodore L.| "2% *ceerding to Dodge, tt way Dyer, formerly pastor of a church at been married 21 years, Sherman W Dodge yesterday commenced an ac thon for $10,000 damages Free Absolutely Odorless Fresh When You Get It— Made o Seed No Better Shortening Could Contracts for which ufacturers, must be taken by us before the end of aim month, otherwise we will be compelled to lose very in quantity discounts on the entire year's supply. All of the Grands, Uprights and Player-Pianos in our i stock that show the slightest sign of being shop-worn, every tinued style on our floors and every exchanged or slightly used ment in our exchange and bargain room are offered to the None will be reserved. Every one must be forthwith and at prices and terms that make piano-buying a than ordina at the pioneer piano house | intage of making your selection | and best makes in the world, but you uarantee of the maker as well as our | Easy Payment Plan and | god, dependable piano without further delay Kennydale, tions of his wife, to whom be had From Hog Fat— Carstens Packing Co, pastor wag @ jAnd while doing this te Dodge, Dyer was bullding aq room to the PD time the longest carpenter job fg heard of alienated the affee The complaint further that Dyer iDeequently got laint againee © Olam 4 ; te, Dodge husband Jang Better Pastry Every Day— When You Use Z ’ HONS Takes 1-3 Less | f the Purest Oleo-Stearine and Cottons Oil . Made— Sanitary Packers of the Very Fi Pianos, Player-Pii and Baby made with Eastern 5 have been This of pianos, plus those we now have on hand, is more i be normally sold even under the Eilers low-priced poliey know, however, that pianos can be sold if proper indt are’ offered we are content to sacrifice our retail profits a portion of our stock rather than lose our discount on tire year’s « 1 The tion is becoming acute. Noe re than a dozen ads are already in transit, and others are Oe sent forward just as quickly as transportation can be arrangeds styles and finishes ordered for the hol trade will be here in than no tir we have determined t se of every piano mow] stock in holiday display may new and fresh as it is fronting us is © rious than it m and the most di be taken in On the pianos in brand new int f n having beet s than 60 days. Ams e strikingly att effective st tion so varied U be exaé may rmous number c the situations prices we Mas going to tun"