The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 16, 1910, Page 8

A s THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1910. PROBERS Go AFTER TTC TrTTr reer ri Ts shh ta lelalelalalialalelales * INDIANA POPULATION, #|* e EX v. I “ WASHINGTON, Noy, 16. * : THE WEATHER, * S themenel ion of the state o "PW oonsns burene today as 2,700, # | % light southeasterly winds * * 876 * T 1 1 will ob-, of Arma to profitabl 1p vista EE Salee WEE a aN NRE ADA he eaunaban t be gone to in detatl e| : ‘oe a . dh : - x. Hetal td t tis now ators why ¢ ns © of Wa 8 . deat Aros ofthe Co came om for toe eat etl “Great Northern Tourist : H be asked have been Igt di tion of And hand, no t any of the n, now the Sleepers combine comfort Jand economy. They are easy-riding; well-heated, Aged Woman Gives Up Her Life WEDDING TO FOLLOW wedding’ wag ox DOMINATION OF A. F. OF L,) oie. ee: ° e eo | *hip in a ane culn first. met i ae j aay tr biditing jy - (By United Preas.) {intle utterances,” declared Haye Prane » lant July, LD ST, LOUIS, Nov, 16.—Uitimate | "Today there are 85 of us in the] 4) wn — heKe ued after fig Jdomination of the American Fed-|federation, We have Victor Ber Cieedins : ae 06 Wane el eration of Labor by the soctall “ to represent ua in the con » saedlnvaeeukalh ia everal thmeg. was predic ay by Max Hayes, gress of the United States, and ee Hieader of the socialists at the con-|our upward mareh sho itwelf ev ‘ | ve now in session he orywhere. Hayes did not vent to way tt I have no ax to grind, and : PREDICTS SOCIALIST WEDDING TO FOLL «a woclalists would control the present | w, sion of we federation, or the|Compers and hia reelection & noxt, but he declared that the! president of the federation. 1 car handwriting was on the wall, #0 | gay personally t socialist control wan only ® thing: my (ter of time a 00 and 1901 but ¢ G mate dared volce CRISIS IN ild rather not speak regarding however, and | entinents are the of jority npers p man in the ENGLAND SAMPLE PRG That Others May Enjoy Happiness|} Vantilated and electric im sumres asin mene ik ioe oy a sae eel eee perenne uphoioere: iin J)"s eo ven, at Si nt el e| body will be sent cor ‘and waking "garments for| where Intermer ped ih ae matiien sses LINA CAVALIERI WILL GET A jand clean linen — Best VERY SMALL SHARE OF CASH} 7.1ris¢ Sleepers Built By United Press) Wh NEW YORK, Nov. 16—If tt persistent rumors day are to be lieri has come on learned ources that Ca m offered by ot a | abroad t she and co side over to he ¥ to come to Amer the opera season of 1 ] He = Broke § DQOMED BY THE LIQUOR MAN Pressure to Sacrifice the Balance of the $65,000 Stock Within the Limited Time of 37 Days. Thursday’s Offerings Held under promise to the last ; Women's and Misses’ Long moment of a renewal of our | Coats and Capes, $3.95 lease, 8. Rosenberg, owner, sub Women's and Mixses’ Rain | allowed Adotoh to go withdut pas , : fe re {i#hment. At that, Judge Gordom ‘Within 90 0 days & bids will be re) doesn't. know ‘whether Adolph ceived by the government for the | meany “cents” or “sense construction of the Lake Washing ton canal locks. Word to this ef-} He 1] Qui Nov fect was received yesterday by e t Ow John 8, Brace, president of the Dierenetibitbian go “will you quit inquired canal association. The war de “It 1 let partment has completed the plans) hanging around saloons? for the locks. | Police Judge Gordon. Nothing now remains in the way | ‘Quit whatT’ demanded M. E of the canal construction except}Carey, whom Patrolman Legate the Bilger suit. This, however, is | pinched expected to be amicably settled by “Pay a fine of $10," sald Judge tots to Levinson, his agent, and | conte and Capes, $4.95 the legislature permitting the st |Gordon testily h up a business cSming Women's and Misses’ Storm to waive claim to the new Carey understood th ‘ prominence as a manafac Coats, $23.96. and retailer of the Cloak ie, by ntal bo aod lands that may be uncovered ren's Capes lowering the lake and giving th lands to adjacent property owners The supreme court yesterday | further modified Judge Mitchell's sweeping injunction intended to prohibit all work on the excaya tion west of Fremont, for which $100,000 had been appropriated by the state. A supersedeas order was issued permitting the excavat ing work to be resumed. INDIANS UNEAS f Rainy Day Salts and within mand we than double men's and Black = Bros it Sale price ven $20.00 broker en's and M Imp a grea oolen To THURSDAY'S OFFERINGS: 99.65 TAILOR-MADE SUITS AND 0.00 Rain and DRESSES Coats. Quit Sale price Made by the best men tafle SELECT FURS AT SACRIFICE PRICES of the finest materials and of a The body isn’ down-t ¥le. Goods ae x and Fox The bod t i i 1 F __ nourished properly worth the price ) f CR Calted Peeen,) when your blood ts sited - Coney Coats, § VANCOUVER, B. C., Nov. 16 0 Rossian Pony Trouble is brewing among the Kis thin and colorless Althonot fatalinitself LONG COATS, SKIRTS AND piox and Kistnagast Indians, who RAINCOATS. | dwell in the country traversed by inaemia, ifnot checked, $4 Pm the old Klondike trafl north of may result in more Ral ' ; , Hazleton | . ' bt, sh The Indian dissatisfaction, it is| serious complications $25.00 3) it $16.50 contribut ya ariety | Sal rice m " fi 18 toth Coate, § in fe Bes? Tonic lieves the anaemic by supplying the elements that make rich, red blood Combining the nourish- ing properties of rich bar- ley malt and the tonic salities of choicest hops liquid form, it is quickly assi- Quit Sale price TAL $400.00 heffel D: and it ia he that possesse people the whites into the sea THURSDAY WILL BE CHIL Quit DREN'S DAY FOR COATS. Hundreds of niée, long, warn ORDER NEW aeure ort in predigested has or Briti Q Coa t be orta miralt ‘ milated by your system with lat will t and transformed into $1.9 strong and healthy " tissue building Be blood ld rhe United 5 SEW YORK FACIAL €0. le ih Local Druggist MR. LEO McGRATH]! fasinujon IS GETTING WELL Pabse Save Time— Save Bills— Dollar Bills can—t CAINS Whites Stay. NIN PACKING CO. Free from Hot SHOR CARSTEN ; ith er shorten F 1 ' shorten— by § eM ea ee: ave Money-—— proving; | ' sig uy MATH r CURE TUBERCLECIDE COMPANY 08-309 ¢ ary Building t ne and ton 1 Oil Sanitary Packer ported today refuse to create addi: | fusal REPUBLICANS CONTROL HALF MILLION IN cans CONTROL GOLDS LANDED no Idaho, Nov. 16.—Iy Toss corks, 41 may n the and 3 died ab eamship Olympia fn t wwe, the ane will during the trip from Cordova to control both branc of the Idab na ¢ Seattle. The Olympia reached port | legislature | ae Pah s last night, br nasenger| Comp are now in,|| Dresser with 20x42 7 returns list and $500,000 in « Gust and t bullion, consigned to Seattle banks Three thousand tons of ore from and the the he e will Republicans In the senate inch top and 18x40 vevel ate mirror with wood sped gait Latouche and Elamar formed the republicans and jf} Than ving Bale 7 te Thanksgiving I srice is only price is oply $18.75 price BILD WELL KNOWN MANUFACTURING FURRIER RETIRES FROM RETAIL TRADE After 19 Years of a Susdestel Business Career, C. C. Berg Retires From the Retail Fur Trade— Business Has Grown From a Small Shop to a Large and Flourishing Store With No Equal in the Northwest-—Will Continue the Taxidermy Business. Dining Table of select oak. Extends to 6 feet il inch top. Piilar is ¢ Nicely polished “fag Thanksgiving & | ¢ | | LARGEST TAXIDERMIST SHOP IN AMERICA TO BE ESTAB- LISHED HERE. OF unusual interest to the | It te a matior of congratuls business men of Seattle ix the | ton to the «port-loving pobdile announce mt made by C. C of the Northwest that Mr. Berg Bere, Sew * ploneer manu has now the largest taxider facturing t he in mist establishment on the Pa tends to « hie con eifle coast, and his recently de nections retail fur | termined inte Mr, Berg's | from the reta this city vote bis entir saclualve ev ¢ that Be aneures Seattle In the offers sure reward to any re of becoming the home man who works perséVeringly | of the greatest taxidermist shop along lines that he thoroughly in America. Child's High Chair, made of understands hardwood, nicely finished in golden Mr. Herg first engaged as a manufacturing furrier Thanksgiving Sale price and tax} years | year has ywth of hin bu: i feel that y he le recog fered in t atest authority me in ry work on the stock, and ne last three years Berg's expert taxidern has nosually lorge, and the big Alaxka have een large in thel tignificant as n that a hunters r to Mr. Berg's pecimens of large game they had killed in Alaska. nd wh Berg was commis might Ene! 1526 - 1528 SECOND AVENUE RINK x Hast mount club in London, w, if any, taxiderr t erica stand higher in the jon than Mr. FE de England redaln America Clark ex on at Portland and our own Alaska-Yukon-Pa eifle ext ion awarded to Mr N ze n! TH Berg for his exhibit the ve b ! of h t per ‘ i ra of the Bl highest bor In additior character-wredkt grand prize n he was awarded and four silver medals 1s a result of om liquor of the » bratn—the! ORIGINAL PIKE PLACE PUBLIC, MARKET TIEET TH APRODUC “THE TREATMENT THAT DOESN'T INJURE yOu" ent to take, 108 \ child coal t has cured it will cum 1 your : DAYS of tre eans 50 Mi Cured in Three Days—No Pay Unless3 Isfled—No Hypodermic Injections THRE! in OF | ‘ Home treatmedl’ s. The ae LOWEST PRICES IN Apes CITY —Bvi-— p atlin Insitute cen Anne Avenue Telephone Main 977. LASSEN 'S— ROPER STALL 74 RUGS AND. CHEPSE PRINCE rt, CoM Albert TO VICTORIA RINCE GEORC i 2 LARGE cans any brand of Milk, 2 FOR ....... 10¢ of our BO¢@ Coffe 1501 PIKE PLACE 4746 PHONES—ind,