The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 18, 1910, Page 8

SEATTLE MERCHANTS HAD BEST LOOK OUT making investigations to as (Ry United Pres.) ate RUTTR, Mont, Nov. 18 As a certain the extent of ee eee b alwe weights flourish |ment of short weights by dealers town whore false weights flourish seeking te bic aincovertte te among varto dealers in f00d-| pitts. Holbrook sald st Butte fs a topnoteher, ae} The shortages are enormous, In cording to F. S. Holbrook of the | fact, I never saw anything Ike it Dureau of standards, of the depart-| fn all my. expertonce men 0 and labor, today From Butte Holbrook goes to He g the Western | Spokane, Seattle and Portland. ANOTHER BLOW FOR HILLMAN Ry United Press) ,sons for sustaining the demurrer TACOMA, N 18 ide Don-| next Monday. At that time he will worth. th. fedent rday | listen: to nts by Hillman's eustained the é to quash the indictment pas © Do old Hillman lose his plea to “ aire ted he will have to stand trial i 3 w € ate A ha s of fraudulent use of * ~e he United States mails in connec 4 Donworth will give his rea-' Hon with his enterprises, of her danghter, Mra. Beatrice Me | Clure, 1505 EB. Jefferson #t., last wc a foreman for the ight. She was 60 years old. No Inter 1 Contract Co, was ar arrangements for the funeral have & rol eartnag i % or yet been made, 5 te: dein Cogn a y.. His M Haxter came to Seattle 1 i om: : ars ago, Five years later she ’ |was chosen preside of the Way ; {ste Mission, then housed in the hulk of the old sidewheeler Idaho i jat the foot of W bington «af ! The i throw efforts of Pure * t that t old misato i largely through her efforts that Every Grand, every Upright, every Player-Piano in our immense stock that shows Oil— ibe » “rae ec erat Emer \M the slightest sign of being shop-worn, every discontinued style on our floors and every The it Mrs, Baxter at one time was an| exchanged or slightly used instrument in our exchange and bargain room is marked Wholesome pasectate worker with Frances Wil il right down to bed-rock for quick selling ¢ will be reserved—every one must be Oleo Stearine— % ’ national fight cond by the W.} sold immediately to make room for holiday goods which are now beginning to arrive. and : CRIPPEN $ nanan C.T. U, againat the Hquor tratfle.| That little [Tie Rew. De Le A Lamberto | Look at These Prices Something — so different “4 jthe Roman Catholic diocese | oma than with other packers— ; : Rochester, N. Y. is dying in “a that makes the name | (My United Pewee.) Sry gos eaea ihe ereet $215 takes eithersa Schumann, a Steinway, a Fischer, a Weber or Emerson Cc. LOS ANGELES, Nov. 18— [rine Journal, a Catholic aati ! takes a Lester, Decker, Story & Clark, Steinway or even a Chickering —, *Myron Crippen, the aged Lacs |but is better known as one of the} | buys a beatitiflul Knabe Baby Grand; regular $900 style A Guarantee of Dr. H. H. Crippen, convicted | oi4 school of religious contro-| $725 gets a Fancy Mahog Veber; us 1 for $950 In London of the murder of his /21) .Suuoo! * " os: : ancy”) * any eber; usually sold for $7 of : 4 wife, died early today in the une Garis akties wiste -_———- $325 now buys a regular § Pianola Piano, Purity— j room he has occupied for years |nig famous replies to Bob Inger-| genator Joneg: adm! $375 now buys a regular $650 Pianola Piano, & his famous replies to Bob rs jonator Jongg admits , lar 478) P. 1 4 at that time in the midst of bis at-| pp, t wat ‘layers, Sohmer Cecilians and others not belonging to our regular line at | him, death resulted from old fiacks on Christianity, Two year t | the peopl has aed ng reductions . ge, coupled with the strain liater a discipie of Ingersoll made! ne now advo al neanton Tl th t t > ‘ has been under since the [4 formal reply, which brought down| np ronarome 1: oe " he greatest selling event ever held in the history of the Player Piano trade, iW arrest of his son. lupon hie head the “Tactics of In-| acre 1 presse as you will agree if you'll carefully investigate. j is,” by the Rev. Lambert. The © not satisfied, and . PORTLAND CATCHES || rictics of Infidels” was distribu vo what they ord ti SEATTLE BURGLARS oer te x. MS. A senator, who, with “ iS ambert has been a Catholic! son Harry. were in the city yester } James Ahern and James H. Da reyman for over G0 years, being | day. But the senator does not want j ton, who on the night of Octot = pee hood IM) to trust the re Mf the tariff 5 4 looted the Wonder millinery st iF the past two score} to a demor The Shortening that al- ! At 1525 Second av. and obtained| be has had charge of the Catholic) 1 petieve he said ways satisfies f ostrich plumes valued at $5,000, | Parish at Scottsville, N. Y | “that President should call y' : were captured in Portland ste | congress i and re Sold everywhere +i day. They will be brought to Sea spond to the verdict of the people Successor to Fi tle to stand trial for burglary an expressed In the recent elections +4 and reduce the iff, Let pres D. §. Johnston Co, CARSTENS PACKING | THREE KILLED m AUTO CRASH (By United Prem.) BAKERSFIELD, Cal., Nov. 18 F. H. Stevens, a ch: ur, and two All hope for the recovery of Lous women whose are not hoenfe eran furnitere mer known, were instantly killed near ant, has been pup. From his Maricopa today, when the automo | Te n is learned he Is uncon bile in which they were riding | *clous and that the sands of bis are running out. All that is possible overturned Stevens was married and leaves | !8 a wife and two children, who live |‘ in Oakland. He was 43 years age. his ad (By Dotted Press.) ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 18 The condition of ¢ t Lao Tolstol regarded as hopeless today, and efforts being made to recon im Greek church, from which he was excommunicated fol publication of his work, Resurrection,” to obviate his a Christian burtal, is are te VICTOR Josh plier Says: “ JACK JOHNSON refusing STILL ALIVE STO! OYING THE STAR—FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1910. MAY cur CONGRESS (iy United Press WASHINGTON, D, ©., Now, 18 Tn spite of the increased population of the United States, it in probable | that one MARION BAXT DEND jluerease the representation based sus returns would place the house beyond the power of trans acting the government's business Plans for the short session congress were discussed informaliy of the subjects of legisla. tion before the Ahort session of | by Senators Hale, of Maine, Burton, congrons will be a decreasepin the (OM; Borah, Idaho; Flint, Calttor bdabaraais os the: abene nia; Oullom, Ilinols; Piles, Wash lemberahip in the house of) toHto lingion; Halley, Texas; Money, Mis sentatives, ‘The lower body WiteAdy |atasippl; Culberson, | Texas, and je regarded as too unwieldly and to| Overman, Indiana The finest of Uprights, Baby G make prices. All Pianolas and $1,000 Players go for $770; cash and balance in 24 monthly installments, former prices- MRS. MARION BAXTER, Mrs, Marton Haxter, long known} }a8 a charity worker and an advocate jof prohibition, died at the residenc ident give the pr congress the oppor nt blican vine re tor APPLE PRIZE GOES TO OREGON RANCH) SPOKANE 18.—Thursday was a big day for the lucky exhibl tors at the Third National Apple Show, and late in the afternoon the gold and silver medals awarded the prize winners were hung prominent Nov Free Delivery ly in the various booths and seo tions. The winners of Thured: las annountred by the judges were To Any Reasonable Distance | | Charles H. Sproat, Hood River, | in the sk al prize of the show,| é the sweepstakes, on hi carload entry of Spitzenburgs. The main prize in this contest is $1,000 The Temple A3¢ A. HANSI 20 | By the REGAL DENTISTS SOME DENTAL DICTA M Stall Section 2. Choice Eastern Ham ..17/e Ib. of American port through the Panama Big Bargains This Week ands and Player-Pianos, including practically every both new and used ones now on sale at the Big Piano Store at greatly reduced Pianola-Pianos being closed out at from 20 to 30 per cent under $900 instruments for Westlake p Market Thanksgiving |) CANAL FREE TO YANKEE GHIPS ———- PORTLAND HOPES SAN FRANCISCO, Cal,, Nov. 18 A resolution ealling for the free FOR 209 000 panvage of all American vessels 5 from an Amertean port to «an (iy United Pre.) canal was adopted at the Pacific vilisieaal A 4 Coast Congress here today. whe Ore, Nov, 18 Other resolutions fraught with | When the census of Portland, Ore Importance to the entire nation|/# announced early next week it but particularly to the states w was confidently predicted here to of the Rocky mountains were|%¥ that the official population of adopted. |the city will be placed at approxi | mately 200,000. These figures were this afternoon Bources | secured official from sen $657, etc. Pay part co. Sanitary Packers Everywhere, ‘Seale Symphony Oe gum. are Now. 20. Free elivery | To Any Reasonable Distance in the City. of Economy , SHATTLE POULTRY EXCHANGE r HAS BREAKDOWN The condition of the teeth is a|[g Pure Pork Sausage 18¢ Ib We havea carloadof Turkeys coming in Stall $1, Section 2 a telltale as to die They are the guards stand at the gateway 4 L, GRAY from east of the mountains Turkey for every payme i and CHICAGO, Nov. 18 Reports! bring peace ‘of min¢ 1 and hea ) Wille sok hos tle (imal Make. antes’ no| sor on A. Reape le The Best A I e The Best and Cheapest BALLARD music re snaps wind ms pac coe Bae PER SACK 0 es rices sib reg font ges _ sais Peattaps aii colla for a long time, they say ky ae e $1.25 e gum free. Ask for same. wapehat Dorit, @ foriner ne r| the stom Stall 17, Section 2, 4 man of W a and pan, Stalls 27 and 28, Section 3 If you prefer Geese, Duck, Chicken or any Best Washington aay He a 6 le pile 7 ; ad flack ob. Candy'opiven other fowl, The Westlake Market is the place Creamery Butter tt ing A away all next week to every for YOU Weieae. cae Siincais See RR AMI HHS! oi = = child accompanied by parent 2 Ibs. for 75c, or grownup. At Candy Store, Ose ss Exe t wath Main Entranc i NEW SINGER = sa eee Cabbages—A (arload . Sewing Machines] :2/322 2.5] AW ieSec™ All sks ttn gee ae Can Can A Sack— Cc Sack . t Tawa’ Beaseital’ taal’ to ou in Your Basket You B P es und the unsanitary brid Westlake od nie work. Oui f hod Tee m sre not 25c Marleed We stl ke 25c Mark * hite Office| "=a estlake Market At the New White Office a cient othe werk wlll Free To any Free Toam Puck ee venue, Corner Spring tphag tI ae Non’ Wier aremee tertoue gts Deli er Reasonable Westlake Ave., Fifth and Pine. R@asonable New White Machines Rented, $2.00 Per Month. yee ally poy ie pie | y Distance Largest Market on Pacific Coast. Delivery |; tance All White Mach Repaired Free 4408 Third: Av:, Con ef. Union et} Daily in City WE ARE HERE TO STAY Daily in City Across treet from the P o| NEXT SUNDAY MADAME HERMAN PERLET, Visiting MABEL STAR THEATRE| wen the BANK CLEARINGS, Seattle, © L $1,826.47, Balance . ay A ee | Portland I 8 kane. DEAR MADAM Your Privilege Is to BUY YOUR HAIR WHERE YOU PLEASE BUT GET OUR PRICES FIRST. fot KALE, MONDAY. Manufactured @ BRCAUSE is, Coronet uff, Carts. Pall Clusters, you over, hed’ be « 1 Gom Py urehase 6 will only Goods at ee Gray Hair ~~ ‘ ring SAN FRANCISCO ZAMORA CRISW REE a 1401 First Ave. MOORE THEATRE AND At. RF HENRY W. SAVAGE + OFFERS - The Supceme Dramatic Seats Now on RICK Dee. Se, SLe8, Phone Orders Moore Second Popular Under the Direction of ANT FRO 280, She, The, OMe and a silver cup given by the Chi € Growers’ Association | L Every man has his price,” re cIIpR PT EN ‘ - Bit pga he SUPREME-BLEND Eastern Hams 18¢ the pound Perhaps he has,” rejoined the de We ( offee, Veal Re 10¢ to 12'2¢ per Ib. | moralizer, “but it isnt every man P . . : who has his market ‘ound, 1 Chops and Steak 18¢ Ib TONIGHT —Matinee © Seats 29¢ Turkeys Sc per pound “THE VOLUNTEER ORGANBT | . Ror A Good, Clean Comedy Dram, | All 60c Teas wiitiam B, Gray. 9 H. KFARKINSON Next “Our New Friday and Saturday — : Stalls 1 and 2, Section 2. —_—_ vt. Man Tonight —Matinee Tomernwe — The Famous Danet Stock Co ie “THE MAN ON THE BOX = ay HITe AND MIKE » Cook & ge MUGed DAYS OF "6m" turee—t 2:30, TARY Rig F Lois Theatre awrence Piaget and Pollet | POWER OF MONEY" Weaneattt . 260, sean rue PANTAGES “THAT | Unequated ¥ Morton Jewell TEE “| 7ARBTSey . DANCERS i six Other Bit ais Weee stusicat Comedy O% PADS AND rancies” nig GtA ba qhree Thiet The Town’