The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 10, 1911, Page 3

Pye eee eee ~intioed THE STAR—TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, iyi CITY TOVOTE |MIVED WITH — SHIPS SINKS AT SEA 'BOHLKE SCORES ON MUNICIPAL DEAD FAMILY = \WHILE 17 MEN DROWN) «=H GILL’S FIGHT | CLEVELAND, Jan | weeks while the dead bodies of | s| (By United Press.) If Mayor Gill thinks he can force ; appropriatir 2,500 the com wife Anna and their t PROVINCETOWN, Mass., Jan. 10.—Seventeen men were} ino to do his dirty work through |pletion of fire st . <8 te daughter Hermina lay decompos |drowned today when three barges belonging to the Philadel-|the power of the veto, be is mis-| Ballard a o, ent to | ate tat chert ata tlerman Mielke) phia and Reading railroad were sunk near here. The barges taken,” declared “Counciiman | Mayor ‘GtIl an ave me hi eget nag Moma Jy ting | Were being convoyed by the tug Lukens. Life savers attempted | !ohlke angrily, following the meet | promise that he would | approv UB PeC ing of the city council last night After my ordinance passed the it that anytt * wrong, he told/tO rescue the men but failed. According to the life savers there The Thirteenth ward council|council I lear thet the maror the police € eing held pend. | were seven men on the first barge and five each on the others.| member's outburst wa tended to , me oie he chara that Gil wa . “1 went to the mayor and he in ce councilmen into y |explanation sald my attitude on the n tected upon OUT UF TOWN ARE UNITED FOR PROGRESS ? r ANDITS FUGITIVE FROM that Whine citistes he gn gh . |_ WASHINGTON, Jan n-{bere will work in unison for all PORTLAND, O wm from living in Buth ere ¢ peonggy Sek 5 y ie. | progressive measures. Fitzgerald, wanted Memphi anization delegated f ieks ie oe f i on the exsotion Tenn., on the charg mur OREGON SOLONS MEET r face where BS-l or constitutional privileges over | onoly tec din thee clare the fatt | rACOMA.. Jan, 10. — Deputies | te : rix declares that no private in.| {0M the sheriff's office went early! Fitzgerald readily admit ed his SALEM, Or, Jan. 10 ho | hegroe pepare yt ; ci tae: Saaatbly peeeent Wt [today to Dieringer, a small town | identity and wald that he left Mem house yesterday John P. Rusk ee the fi legintatic gram 1|néar Sumner, to assist posses of |! oS nr Sg groes Wallowa, Or., we t e pe going t ch. This is due chiefly, citizens in thetr hunt for the two ltt the A ie ine tome - aid nt aie peas ome Tht bal Gogora Still Sick iE mt reforms already Rout, 10 the fact that thé] Mghwaymon who" shot und kl | bet pape “ x i combining Ww red Barnett, proprietor of a sa id tod « id not insurgent ‘ fluence will wield ab-lioon at Dieringer late last night A bie on bs pune Of represen: | 8 n The bandits were attempting to hold up the place, in which were Pines cana taleeahe tora eee eH | HOveral mon besides Barnett, Par hii . ae z . # {¢ leulars of the affair are uno Suffered for 3 Used Pyra-| Hote ASK BANK STATEMENT. jable because of the lack of of the sena 4 that the | weet P ¢ nication with the scene of the mid Pile Cure a Year Ago tress attack of -the ‘i t and Never Had a Re Sie: enghacme oye aan WASHINGTON, | crime. It te leat ied, however, that turn of Trouble. may have to be cancelle : var Tratagt<- ye See a eee mash "and at the close of busine to enforce their command of “Hands FAIRBANKS, Jan Trial Package Sent Pree to All Whe Send | M ¥ MR MH HH HH HH elver of th Name and Address, Yesterday being Thanksgivin THE WEATHER I feel 1 must v you thanks for wh re ha done for 1 ¢ readily re Member ote you In Feb. ruary T can truthfully say that it fs now nearly one year sin | eee eee eee used the Pyramid and I have iS f Bl paa Man cr symptom of On CAR SERVICE afe Blower since, and I feel that after suffer CHIEF ing as I did years, I should a r express my thanks for such a chear EV h res i Is Arrested Cure. I have and I always will is ERKETT an. 10.—Tom Che i for two speak for the Pyramid Pile Cure. tollo, suspe of being the man ived by the city ¢ } ah who was in « This merely to express my = mpany with Mike | pro against a cha of mseph Toblinski, alias Yeaky thanks to the Pyramid Drug Co] SPOKANE, Jan. 10.—What is be-| pCUBCHY at the time Justice of the | Ing of the Nig who with Hymie Berman Marshall, Mich. Very respectfully, | jieved to he runner to the AU A braith and W. B.| Beach cars 4 md 1 a ri " your obedient servant, C. G. MAT-| creation of a relg ror among | Stevens were shot Acme, was | Market # e in the Porto Ri H , 1105 Ninth Ave. North] police and other \cials, was |2tTe* ast night In Machias by igar on the night of Nove Nashville, Tenn | uty riffs and memb JAPS LIKE ATHLETICS 5 as art er sprang this m ot| 4 and Y Instant relief can be gotten by| Pollee Doust Police force, they hay TasAVS PROFESSOR. |the § ne rly e inte tlon spect e en wl a arade te nday, ne te advice using the marvelous Pyramid Pile | jetter, supp > comne fr some . Sip eo . Cure. It immediately reduces all| one of the conspirators who assas-|“** '® that ¢ of Doshisha, Ja | ceived aptain of Detectives congestion and swelling, heals all | sj Captain Sullivan. 10.—Ralph Dur : aikeas Sous onl. eae sores, ulcers and irritated parts ne letter Is & owe ee [ae na af he The moment you start to use {t| “This is one job done, two more te s , ote ‘Withoet & ite "he your suffering ends and the cure of | will follow within the next 30 days,/ break sinc wy sae es " your dread disease is in sight so beware and prepare. We do not|choice of The Pyramid Pile Cure renders | intend to to leave town until then. alef justic an operation unnecessary. Don't) We hate to do it, but “ submit to the cruel, excruciating) Queer signs are used pain caused by the surgeon's knife. | signatures. The note bore the @ a his capture in San Besides, it is expensive and humil-|of January 6 WwW, . He ts in cess. RARER srand larceny eee The Pyramid Pile Cure ts put up in the form of “easy-to-use,” spe. cially made, suppositories. They are soothing, instant and certain. A trial treatment will be sent you at once by mail, in plain, sealed wrapper, without a cent of expense to you if you send your name and address to Pyramid Drug Co., 284 Pyramid Building, Marshall, Mich After you receive the sample, you fan get a regularsize package of Pyramid Pile Cure at your drug gist's for 50 cents, or if he hasn't it, send us the money and we will send ft to you. (te ee tk it ° eon ; SUPREME CcouRT Reductions of One-Third and One-Half Former Price. mptrolier of the cur *| her Barnett not comy jaulek enough or ¢ 1 resistar for he was shot dead by the bandit See RR Re ee ee ee) whO Then robbe ther men in jthe sa caped in the “ FILE PROTESTS ba aa |A Physician's Report Tuberculosis Medicine eee eh eee ime for which Ber man w ented and went to the reformatory at Monroe for a period the kind of from « udges, made rican boy were blowe noth Washington's » ng popular with the weape and yreme ec p him by DISCUSS RECALL (By United Press.) j the metal trades ha « tabi me Metal Trades Association Jast night The recall will be discussed at two sessions Wednesday, in the ¥. M. C. A. auditorium The first session, be ing at 3 in the afternoon, will be conducted by and for women. The evening session will open at 8 o'clock, and will be presided over by C. J. France, president of the Mu league y Made at Home. Co: Kothing if It Falls he in San Francisco only See eee eee ee eee e et eee eee eee eee ee ee OLYMPIA, Jan. 10,—J. EB. Camp-| p ih ot Sadhbinteh: one poncetent a Prices the Lowest in the History of the House and Terms at ONE WEEK OF ; a ingle Weavers’ Union, will Practically Your Own Dictation. h i“ rte roduce an amendr nt to the! me ae sti n of the state which will x GAR a Sh hibit the supreme court of the] you realizing the opportunity | Steinway for only $218: or a genu aaa a coaes = te from declaring any of the acts | that awaits you right now at the ine Circassian walnut Kimball, reg aid ? t the legislature unconstitutional, | Big Piano Store? An opport y to ular $460 style, fc a Vose ay pana, bree hoarse | WIN secure for very little money and on & Son piano for only this is a térms that will positively not be rare gain at Means Prices Half and Less “Se. §NOWSLIDE fet. gome of the most extraordinary |other is « Kingsbur ayer pilin walnut, reduce anos that have ever been offered in| Decker Bros, in ebony ca Than Half Usual ETE. Tey [the eative: Norte which $500 is asked” eva This phase of the Pre-Inventory Sale is looked forward to ong : - sag sta ver, judge the pianos themselves think of it! by our many patrons as the best value-giving event of the J « t t valu vnee = dige them as you would judge new! < : ‘ . - IVE . We Ri ‘om, by the tone, the action, the| ,80me of the others Include a Fis year. The sale this year far exceeds past efforts, as the fol- - EVERETT, Wash., Jan. 10.—The| pianos, by the tone, the action, th lowing items fully demonstrate. “omen hap at, *|perienced on the Great Northern |of the maker, likewise the standing "4! le, reduced to $315 from track at Windy Point yesterday |of the concern offering them $475 $600 Marshall & Wendell and continued down the mountatn| Our Annual Clearance Sales are an walnut, art style, at OVERSTOCK OVERSTOCK q : h tala so Well of the |Etae “trom the “Great Nosthern's| not “ordinary ale” nor are the pe | # Johnston at $340; Schilling bigh line” in ¢ direction of | anos ordinary pianos any more than BOW Marked $287; H. P. Nelson at ; Scenic, No damage was done, | the Music House is an ordi- | $834. A splendid | size Smith utcher Knives << | Beare eee ete neh | Barnes for only = Sma 3 | nual Clearance 1 class Cable reduced to $367, a sa Those of you who know In order to accomplish a Visit Prof. Stev UIT FIGHT |by then ed for-| $158; a medium Lester reduced : ew. Asetomy ° ss | from $460 to $225; a Clarendon at Knife values will immediately | speedy and absolute clear ward to and eage awaited by | from $ recoguize in this announce sti Ay . Fourth av. and Pine st ahrewd buyers who know the genu- $296. and an Aschenbach at vation ance, the following items are pohepel shen ind value 26 be eccured Included in this Clearance § grouped under one phenome reaching every day ‘ te ; an almost new Hallet & Dav ! is wed tee oie e and = evening. Both ot i uality the Keynote kind we sell regularly for Truly Wonderful nally low price for easy se Si Bese 2 ; : a the resuit of the | thls goes. to some B f ieition-~— Y IPIA, Jan. 10.—No new! These sales are the result of the — ge . argain fight against the cigaret law will|quality and quantity of our every | #0 excer ally fine instrument for Knives represented are the Cobbler’s Outfit, Carpenter's be made, according to Oliver Byer-| day bus! These exchanged in-| $395; we offering a $600 Behr best that can be made and Brace, Tinners’ Snips, Nest ly, representative from Cowlitz,|struments are traded in by their mos Hlad $367; Haddorff, a factory veil id the father of the bill of 1907 " ly because they prefer at $400; Chickering for KUTTER, SHUREDGE and | %4fety Razor, Mortise Lock, the state, His statute was repealed Lester, or Hallet & Davis,| cher at and two Webers sell VILLAGE BLACKSMITH. Pruning Shears, Building Pa- when the present criminal code|T r, however, the majority $an0 end tae at $5 0, are marked All sizes, and shapes to suit per, Steel Squa: went into effect last year Jcame to us in part payment on | § nd $286 respectively every one; worth to Worth to $1.00. | Krell Auto-Grands, the most perfe | anolas and Player-Pianos. Player-Piano the world has ever cHoice— choicn— NARROW _ :.00 It you are in the market for a INTEREST on deposits Thus the high character of the in-| Player-Piano, you should certainly 2 a ad sk gfe yet eae usually good pianos out of the rep-| eral Stuyvesant Pianola-Pianos. credited on our books to Some one ‘mighty near e hitpped one| resentative houses of Seattle and) practically as good new in every | January Ist, 1911. over on the city council last night, | Vicinity. particular, We e compelled for-| OVERSTOCK : The session was about to adjourn| , You can easily understand this./merly to ask and $700 for Interest not withdrawn J) when it was discovered that a li.) Supposing you, yourself, had a good | these style them now for Ba emer rt Spe been edged through. Immediately|*miled on you and you wanted, | also, a splendid Weber Pianola Pi wa c vagy gabon hart there was clamor. naturally enough, something @ lit-| ano in wax finish Circassian walnut Many Items Not Listed Here the same as original de- Councilman Kellogg, who sald he| tle better than the ordinary—some-| for $830—-this style in sold reqular i > - g exclusive. It would be per-|jy by de: for $1,050 other £ Marked a Half and Less posit. voted for the license under a mis-| thing ¢ y by dealers for another in NOTE: apprehension, moved for a recon-|f@etly natural then for you to g0| walnut case goes for | $86 $1.25 Cable 75c French Plate Mirror . sideration. He sald Counctlman|t@ the leading piano concern, where) Wheelock Pianola Pianos are the Instrument you desired was car | eq down from $850 to $675 and $66 . ‘ si ad told him no recomme: | Dinner Plates | §«10-n. French Plate Mir 49c New deposits made up to stiee diye’ cade’ local had been| ted, wouldn't it? Just so, and that’s | respectively. A. $1,000. Steck’ Ple| dation FOr, WHE stated 06m and including Tuesday, J) reported by the committee, Coun-| the situation in a nutshell, anola Piano now goes for $8¢ Best quality, choice, Png AM each : interest from January 1st Jj know how the license recommenda : seu saat in| 8 Marked only $825; while a Mel 40c Glass Stand Lamp 10c Tin Loaf Pan for at the rate of J y tion became included in the report bd pe ong ee estate| Yille Clark Apollo Player-Piano is s Well made and durable, The vote on the Tannhaeuser cafe z a divi reduced from $850 to $ eee en eee Bae | mah be | license was then reconsidered and| Spc of pianos, taken individually | 7. gis ten or a dozen Pianolas in and chimney il here is a much larger variety of ' sent back to the committee for fur- - elther oak or mahogany finishe - nak 1d the prices are uniformly 2 $1.25 Flour Bin for av sabe Iron pie ~ 4 % nian ler than ever before, For in-| {0m $48, $87, $100, $130 up to $ jest made le Cast Iron «. Among them is a magnifi ; / ni mong them v4 * otes f y > Sat Dread eo tet 719 ¢ | skillet, well polished . " 33c SURE TO PLEASE YOU. — |emnt Chickering Grand, finished. in Poth 66 and 88 notes and equippe ° We carry the Best of every thing | agptly mahogany and used for con-| oy.14, sur Hine and know it will please. | dgrt purposes only, which is mark ‘ Gail at 1314 First Ave, and let us|d@ at only $875, a clear saving of| ‘The above price for cash, If| e a e fl Beondlys #5 for a plano that is practically | you prefer to pay by the week or | good as new; or a Kimball Par-| month we will adapt our require 25c Whisk Broom for |10c Stove Lifter for FEDERAL PAINT AND WALL Grand, finished beautifully in| ments to the needs and conven- Made from select whisk 15 With always-cold handle. 5c BO ht Mad RO | choies quarter-sawed oak, selling| {ence of each customer. Be free to straw, well sewed. Each C | Bach ..... 0 Y ularly at $1,050 and placed| tell us what you want and how you one the Clearance Pianos at| want it. Time purchasers get the ‘ H G5; still another is a splendid| spot cash price, paying simple in- i * edu) fatier Grand in fancy mahogany, | terest only on the unpaid balance. Mumma! Lote Bldg, Megas Or fee oes : Med down to $725 from $960.|Bilers Music House, successor to Zp ee Cor. ist Av. and Yesler Way /. W. CRENSHAW, ig the uprights the price reduc-|D, 8, Johnston Co., Third and Unt KconrY GD avenue AND UNION First Av. i : are even more startling. Think| versity, Washington's oldest and : Sanitary Publ getting a regular $525 vertegrand | largest muste concern i housands Now Use This {/ to accept t ward of the indus | ae a i SJeight-hour day until November 9, LA Splendid Baby Grands, a Score or More of Pianolas and| W TO ATTACK Pianola-Pianos and the Finest of Uprights Included at first slide of the season was ex-jexterior finish and the reputation Sher 4 a Story & Clark, colo ials will be added to principal J} cense for the Tannhaeuser cafe had| Plano in your home, but fortune | $370, §: 75 and $582. We offer | January 10th, will draw J) cilman Sawyer insisted he did not Glance at These Prices la beautiful little Columbus player} Bhaavrcieataene riemerenoaianaepment for the regular $450 style, playing} with the Themodist and Metro-| ickmtie, cap By United Press.) also he was Bargains Extraordinary Boys’ Suits BOYS’ STRAIGHT Knee Pants 17—All t tr Half-Price Half-Price Boys’ and Gils’ Tams \ z ¢ assortment; regular values $1.00 and $1. 50, em ee : 25c BOYS’ SHIRTS BOYS’ BLOUSES 5 A lot of 50« c val- ues F i ues, ages 1 | Special cane Special All Knickerbocker $ and All Overec nd Raincoats for I ular Prices First and Columbia STRONGEST OVERCOAT HOUSE IN THE STATE ON IMPROVED CITY PROPER’ RATES RE. JNABLE. CALL OR WRITE. Guarantee We guarantee that half John Resch soles we put on will not Every Evening leak and will wear for at least three months. We Pleasant Entertainers re-sole without cost if they don’t Retail Department We have installed a GRAND OPERA HOUSE, 215 CHERRY ST. Lunch 11:30 Ti 2:00 Geo. A. Bundy at the Meet Me Merchants’ complete line of Men’s and mm Boys’ Shoes and guarantee every pair we sell. Last ing quality, moderate price, Whether you purchase from us or not, we earnest ly solicit your repair work ‘Sunset, Main Hoge’ ihn] : DIABETES Shoe Repair Works gry 110 Madison St. Write for Rockiet, ine St “AOR SPAM aA RR aa aN