The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 15, 1910, Page 5

THE STAR—TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1910, 5 ~ ’, - rT 7 > <u a — . - ! ! cCoURT RULES RATES (MORNING CONVERSATION ON THE CAR FIRST MORNING THE THER- ST BE CUT DOWN MOMETER TAKES A REAL TUMBLE AN | Rubber Goods at Less Than Usual Prices mu — = —}] Aer nate apie of Riverton, Tukwila, Duwamish, Poster and other ) OO. -— All these are standard qualities—lines with which women "ag hoy the Interurban line between ttle and Tacoma eh 5 (en eal bag have become so familiar, at higher prices, that the nea snd vietory against the Puget Sound k © Co “re ~ : = mediate ee the tt rth at ¢ special Ses MSsierday Judge Mitchell, of the superior court, 8, av wore ae : ml Ber revere T( O-R-R I : te “ vail : ; ly ae, See Oh: SHE: PE RSee At OM irban rates between Seattle and ‘Tukwila and MADE Me Pur NeW Mine HEARD SUCH PME Ebru fH woULDH Y Ley] IF 1 HAD fis ‘oma and Algona restored to where they were a 4m On “HS OF FOR THREE DAYS. \] imoRAL TALK] Weleny vo - [7 | yond! pea A ag ag WATER 89c | pre Aky Mg WATER $1 98 Be : FEEL PRETTY JN MY LIFE f JP TERDN oe ; yee. tne P. SB. Co, & subsidiary company of Stone & MORNING- F EARLY FROZE, a | Molded red rubber; no seams; lame as above, but in 3-quart Fee power | will appeal to the state supreme court, O00 Wee 80D DAY) ~ apr Sanat | nize ne even to » United States supreme court, They Gee, $1.10 HOT 2.5) ‘OL 7 money and can d to keep the matter in litigation he THanes THE TACOMA, Nov, 16.—Represented | poTTLEs bh ata 95c pn A ron $1, 98 rs, of until , ey people a eae REN |by four lawyers, ©. D, Hillman Molded red rubber; no seam; Rapid flow, four pipes; 2-quart auiorney cae 1 appeal ! under seven indietments for eon quart size ater be reste 7 apt wing the United State $1.00 FOUNTA | $2.75 7 y in the piracy in using the United States IN | $2.75 FOUNTAIN Fe anes ig, was All matis to defraud, came before the || SYRINGES 85c | SYRINGES 2.29 Pe ins along the linc United States court {n session here Rapid flow, white rubber, 8 ame as above, but in 3-quart ae veil, Rive pipes, 2-quart size of Tukwila, 1 | yesterday afternoon, and pleaded |f 9) 55 rounTaIN | others ave ; | for the quashing of the indictments SYRINGES 95¢ | $2.75 COMBINATION $2 29 They had 4 motion for abatement and argu ga ‘ : 4 SYRINGES ‘ and were 4 ™ ments were offered on the demur ae as above, but in 3-quart Finest maroon rubber; 2-quart going Dack rT heed reré already filed 6 wine Whee they need that tt The government wan represe $1.50 COMBINATION $1 18 $3.00 COMBINATION 2, it vee soy highet by District Attorney Eimer E WATER BOTTLE ' SYRINGES 4 would never “in rat n } of Seattle, who consumed just ten Red rubber, 3 pipes; 2-quart Same as above, but in 3-quart yh the Increase abla wink | minutes to reply to th length ize ize. cases almost eels © | uments of the counsel for Hil $1.75 COMBINATION | 25¢ RUBBER FACE 15 oa were before, G ye a | man, who spread their efforts over WATER BOTTLE $1.39 BRUSHES Cc oo ree - he . on | a period of four hours or more. | Same as above, in 2-quart size vy fed or maroon rubber; star po ore | Judge Donworth, hearing the|f g295 HoT wat quafity People who, w | Mons, declined to alter his rul-\l Bortees \ " $4,Q5 | sc Reo nusseER 39 Sees Ve moved te / that the book 1 in Hill Finest maroon rubber; 2-quart | GLOVES c coed — “ "o re | man’s offices by the government iso cas" | For protessional or household . r (By United Press.) | agonts were admissible to the In 60c HALE-P use anguished and died. einen ae vestigation of the grand jury that|— 20° F-PINT FACE 9 65c ONE-PINT FACE aa appeal to. the 6 . oneal NGTON, fee Le The | returned the indictments | wa bade 8 ; 3 C | sorties ...... ‘ 48c was taken 2 ; 5 ceils ane ee compelled to | Judge Donw " | r Infants and adults | —Virst Fieor commissioners k te n° ag ee an adequate battleship / The question here is what ruled pale Be decided the railroad oa the Panama canal ts | of law shall apply to this case. It ‘ ‘courany sated : a mi ‘a t Pace aeetnen the defendant the ew as and appealed to deyer sald that the department well. I have ruled in the question gourts. Now Judge eb dis to gO ahead with the work of the books before and I still ad A nm ~ ‘ Geided against the power of enlarging and equipping the here to my opinion. To the defend Of First Quality, at Less Than Usual Prices. Stone Webster Co, w te interurban road, ho! ting interest fn the 5 Co. which holds a bl tive on all street in Seattle, owns a t, and is active Ley is hold on Maye jean Arms, in trying to ds a Ket away from the municipal g plant. P MURDERED AT WEDDING TACOMA, Nov. 15.—The wedding fest of Fuji Tane and Tada Tane, im the little home of O. & Japanese farmer, two northwest of Orting, was iy interrupted at # o'clock Sun Gy night when Toyokieh! Morimoto and instantly killed Hidekicht while the latter sat at a dizing with other guests. oto was also a guest at the bat bad been thrown out} ia the evening because of bis ness. enraged at his treat- it to his home, a short Way, and armed himself 4@ shooter and shotgun. ap to the window, where j#ee the diners laughing and Morimoto held up nis shot fired, the shot blowing the Komura’s head off, « Hing | savy yards at Bremerton and Mare | Island, however, so that when the| bat p float is sent to the Pa-| cific the vessels may be accom modated at those two yards | SENATOR W. P. FRYE. | And now it is reported that an fother of th: w England reaction 4 occaston. tragedy the murderer hasten the home of T. Maruto, a} da half away, where be held tobbed him of $35, all the} ey Maruto had in the house. trace of the fugitive was fost that point. OFFICE DYNAMITED (Ry Onited Press.) KELSO, Wash, Nov. 15.— ling to information re- here, the postoffice at ia, Wash. west of was blown up, and the iter, L. Kennedy, in- The postoffice, which in a generai store, burned the ground following the ex- According to meager details here, it believed the explosion was due to activity of some would-be ft» The loss of the build- and its contents will be %,000 to $10,000. Skamokawa is a village of t 200 persons. A PEOPLES 1S MISSING mer Seat agent i the Locom way, disappeared in San elieo Friday night ween since ac 1 Teceived last nis < wife and R. ( were IME a tour of ( nia by be was g: thse & deal ewe and since then h by his friend 1 4 round of th ia, but no t Was foun among Seatt RKET FIGHT AIRED IN COURT r b 80 8 to. tox a and at} ary senators Will = retire-—volan- | tarily, of course-—at the end of his | present term. Senator Frye, Hale's colleague, and the daddy of theta all in point of years, ia the jnext one scheduled to walk the plank at the behest of progressive voters. Frye's term does nec 1913, but he is now xpire until five years years older than Aldrich, both of whom considered themselves too old to seek another term—which reason was as good as any other, although it was not the primary one. If you don't think so, look at the Maine election statistics. The aged Maine solon began holding office nearly 50 years ago, and succeeded Blaine in the senate in 1881, being re-elected five times | He has been president pro tem of the senate almost continuously since 1896. COUNCIL ADMITS hout a dissenting city council last night \# 500 to be used by Bothwell in checkir | tion for the recall of Ma vote wr Gill The ordinance was opposed by neiiman Sawyer in the finance mit € when t came to It is now SUICIDE Bury “Call up police statior me after dark.” Leaving this message, Hen ry Durden, 45, of 324 29th av N., shot himself in the head last night, in the yard of his home. He died within a few minutes. Durden has been out ployment for some time. of em BOY STEALING RIDE OLYMPIA 1 Mason Col pa older than Senator Hale and ten! the} ropriated | mptrolier | up the peti-| cretary Meyer is not decided as for Monday, that depending on the ‘ . ‘einesdar i) 19 to what will be recommended for disposition made of this motion for er nag ena Spoons, pak r+ ne faitean on ’aee the Mare {sland yard. With th ex} abatement.” TT cememas deeaee tne, tes ak | ciated eattuen: ak ae ae ae pendit of aut aman oe : poons; regular price 60c 43c dy pattern; wet of 6 spoons; 00 on the RRR RRRERE RRR orcad Watavalog 4:2 . 32¢ Toop snipe ot the Pa ons e @a urp us * AT THE THEATRES, &|® YOUTH GIVES FATHER ——® |B regular price Tbe. + | quality Russia iron, ‘with solid , * *)*% PUMMELING IN COURT ®#/I Wodnesday 50c | nickel top and base: * Moore—"The Kissing Girl.” *&|® IN DEFENSE OF MOTHER *| tig a Sag No. 1 size, regular price * Grand— Mile. Paviowa and &]® |p Aluminum Gravy Ladle, Wind- | $3.65. Wednesday .. 2.98 I THE ; Pt BLIC EYE * Russian dancers &l® SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 15. #| pie Bag as Pg gular 25¢ No. 2 size, regular price 3 9 e 0 * Geattle—"Tho Man on the &]® ause his father made 1 peerage Ahad ¢ $4.98. Wednesday * 8 * Box.” *|® flections upon his mother *| cen Alummmum Basting | No. 2 size, japanned instead of & Lole—“The Power of Money.” *| from the witness stand in the @|p [FOOm with rest; regular 35c | nickel trimmed; regular price LONDON, Nov. 15.—The demand| United States seevee 92,000,000 & Alhambra —-“Jack Sheppard, &|# police court here today, George #|— Price 48¢. Wednesday $4.59. Wednes- and supply of the world’s wheat! Canada oy . 60,000,000' ® the Bandit King.” #l% Cameron attacked him and &|p Medium Size Aluminum Skim- | day tgeeee *e $3.85 has been computed by grain! Austrin-Hungary 96,000,000 & Orpheum— Vaudeville. | % gave him a terrible beating be # w regular price 35c 25c | Alcohob Gas Stoves, in nickel authorities here, country for coun-| Chile, North Africa, T ® Majesti audeville *|® fore the court attaches suc * Pacer tye soees and copper, with reservoir fount; a try, and according to the figures! key ‘ + 14,000,000 | & Pantages—Vaudevillo. #|# coded in separating the pair. * me Pint Aluminum Dipper, fit L-burner size, with 7-inch kettle now available, the world’s produc-| Argentina .. 116,000,000 | t\l& The elder Cameron was on wf t04 With long black enamel han- | rest; regular price ‘ ef Ition of wheat this year i¢ 140,000,| Australia 45,000,000 |g yy he eM ee HH |e trial on w charge of battory x |p {°: Tesular price 4c 30c * 25. Wednesday ... $3.10 f i 000 bushels In excesa of the de-| India .... e 64,000,000 # preferred Dy his wife, when he * POCIAL sreseoe eonreness —Hanement. a sit mand “ BENSON ON DUTY. * incensed the son by making *| ~ Here are the actual, or estimated, Total surplus ..,...702,000,000 (My United Press.) # disparaging remarks about the */ quantities of surplus in the lead-| The requirements of the non. —= * complaining witness. Young *| ey ¢ ing wheat producing countries over) wheat producing countries will SALEM, Ore., Nov. At noon|# Cameron flew to the defense of | oO a the demand of each coungry for its! reach 562,000,000 bushels today F. W. Benson, governor and|® his mothers reputation, and * own annual need. These amounts The difference of 140,( secretary of stateelect of Oregon,| ® attacked his father. *! j will be available for exportation | bushels represented by the excess again assumed the reins of goverm-|@ Judge Shortall state that *| | Bushels. |of the surplus supply over the ex: ment, after being compelled to iay|® the beating was so well merit. *! WIC Russta 176,006 tra demand will probably be stored | them acide because of tl) health) ® ed that he would not hold the *| e jRoumania and Bulgaria. 94,000,000 until next year since July 1 is young man for contempt, but * oul AVENUE & PIKE STREET * * * * * . * * SLLED BY TRAIN. ant’s plea in abatement 4 will give|f| Aluminum Tea Spoons, plain | Solld Nickel Silver Medium fu) consi n and deliver aif Windsor pattern, highly bur- | Knives and Forks, set of 12 orandum the week nished; set of 6 spoons; regular | pieces positl wear like will set th paring on thell price 36¢ sterling 2 regular price, per motion to quash and the demurrers|—| Wednesday . fy) f3 25c ast he was ordered from the court room, The elder Cameron was convicted on the charge of bat- tery. IN RUINS OF THE NATION'S WORST CATASTROPHE * RHRKEHHHARERERE the vegetables YOU CAN CARRY) ptarket Basket We ZF ie Temnte a7 Beonomy. WE'RE HERE TO STAY AWAY WITH PIMPLES Postam Makes Quick Work of Fruptions and All Burtace Shin Troubles, of ty taking «© em the stein CONCERT oven CONCERT DAILY houre m pa e eppliod. 4 in two simon (trial, 60 $2), by all Gruggiete, Drug Co. and Owl utlarty part! Quaker Main ¢260—Phones SEREN Tallore and Men's Furnisbers, 1107 Pike Street, Nae: } But 1 at Ind 1824 SHOW NO CONCERT NO PRIZES pure, wholesome food prices that will make you Photograph Taken Gince Last Summer's Big Fire Shows How Forest Fire Left a Hollow in | Idaho. smile Vegetarian Cafeteria 221 Spring St. as proposed, | Or = FIFTY| tate ranger service, A PERIOD HOW FIRE VICTIMG WERE BROUGHT OUT. licen in the North Lands] They swept a great tract in| | Loss of Billio et Of | stroyed $2.0 ) worth of timber 000, and More Than a Hun-| oy re poe? valve“ x i} fc dniee 08 Sein at {RIGHTY MILLION PRET. |i ri uit £oC Diamonds on Credit down & a faboales on : »| bd bd ® | get the goods om the first so Py mye , hed. Te is diffi ult to realise thie ex ca die ‘ 0 n, th A « im life and property | of | 1 And it com, ast t tl city and the service he loss entailed by fire Pay ai lest 1 imine in Minnesota al - . 1 nu t 1 req ed | a eae el ae ine the et arte at pular price |! Gree, ft i : tt at, Pet's havo| VESSEL 0ST} Don't Aaa Find Out What’s the Matter With [They have taken more than 0} = rae vraag You and Fix It Lake “ta t at : pet ; — t for I rf. h ud of ilies | Bender Brother ‘ D miles wide. ‘This Boring seu a The Newport Cafe Seattle hey have de rn| ‘The er sooner Duxbury . a in the.two ate gon and ers. ‘The weather hus been good | Hl Ft Ay. and Madison St MUTUAL LIFE BLDG Cor, First Ave. and Yesler oa thi Bering year