The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 25, 1911, Page 3

CONFIRM BACKUS AFTER FIGHT (By Staff Special.) t as much Interested now,” said] OLYMPIA, Jar Senator Nichols de firmation of M concerning the Metrop attle as regent of t r ing Co, while @ regent,” answer ot, Washingt ack sor ‘and besides the Back ate of the session occ y He never voted on any matter | nator Niche i r © family owns no stock now, only d there Is much diffe oe twe all, the confirmat ustained by a v The An on wn, Bryan, Bastham, Hall, on, Jensen, bandon, Nich Had Hot Debate erts, Rosenhaupt and Smiths wered Senator J absent and his granddatt Rackus Is president of th®Natic his interests, 4 Al Bank of Commerce of Seattle Slayer of Phillips 10 ‘\ at he was cx en-| Senator Bowen was the only one} Undoubtedly Insane} (Hy Unlted Press) ! assassin, arrived today in} NEW YORK, Jan. 28—The body | Washington where it was shipped | David Graham Phillips, the/|to at midnight In the nam uthor who suceumbed in Belle . eumbed in Bellevue | other ai yself, 1 wish to of my father late last, night fo be a is i *. ©. Golds: | shooting of "said h, was ational | Goldsborough’s siste The ly today. Senator Bev-| is no doubt that my s be held fh the Lit-/ tion y & antecede ound the Corner body of Goldsborough, Phil-| was den pnemmene — HUNT FOR MANIAC JUNEAU, Jan TO REPEAT OPERA. The success of the “Pirates ay left for T Penzance,” given by the Schube son, who ome ae G ain at the Moore theat wreek of the January 10, is rushed into the woods and has n since been seen he clut at the opera Moort Saturday night as a ber for Director Pyk CHINK BLAMES A-Y.P, en eee Seattle Charles S. Kan, a Chinese Mee the ty of Oriental |” ‘ to race on circ ed with safety O. K. on Rates (My United Press) exposition ed the market for that class of goods. HAWAII THE MECCA. all Investiga elf Priday and Saturday evenings rection of C. M. Pyke, has encourag:- | at prése the orrow over the r At Half Price Regular s THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1911. Suits Dresses All Fancy and Plain Tailored Suits $18.50, price..... of price price price.... price.. \% price .. rt : $48.50, \% price All Gowns and Prolene ‘l) AT HALF PRICE Regular. ‘ Special $110.00, % price... .$55.00 $ 58.50, % price $. 44.50, 4 price teil $ 38.50, 1% price All Skirts at Half Price. Silk Petticoats in taffeta and r special Regular. Special $34.50, % price...,. $17.25 $32.50, % price . 816.25 $28.50, % price..... $14.25 All Waists at Half F % 3. PAID ADVERTISEMENT CONCERNING MAYOR GILL: It Is of the Utmos Importance very Voter in Seattle —SHOULD— MONTREAL. Que J. Redelsheimer & Co. TWO ENTRANCES FIRST AVE.———-AND---—-COLUMBIA ST. pleasure trip to of the the 16th ot Februa now These Fac EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT! An Opportunity For the Lawyer Scores Dr. | | } Burke as Degenerate (By United Pres) SANTA ROSA. Cal, Jan court house. Hoyle resumed his ar When court convened today, Assis | qument along the lings pursued yes | tant District Attorney Geo. Hoyle |terday. He characterized Burke as | SICK AND AFFLICTED jthe capacity of the Sonoma county || For the Next Two Weeks the Regular Price of Bake Oven Treatments Will Be Reduced. A Charge of $20.00 Only, for Fifteen Treatments. continued his arraignment of Dr.|a degenerate, and said that it was William P. Burk ed with hay-/not until after Luetta ing dynamited th t of Luetta/to brand him as th Smith, before a crowd that taxed |child that Burke No Sale to Equal This One All odds and ends reduced to half and less than half former ome price’. Bath ath Fixtures: Worth $1. 00 Big odds and ends assortment of solid 3 3 brass Bath Fixtures, heavily nickel Odds and Ends China, Worth to 50c bars, bruth holders, combination tumble holders, toilet fixtures. Never before were such values offered; worth $1.00. Choice .. Everything in Faney China and Glass ware, in quantities too small to place in C5 | regular stock, will be sold at this one price. Cups and saucers, plates, bakers, nursery rhyme china, vases, pitchers, candle sticks, bowls, etc. Values to 60c. Chotce 20c Iron Enamel, 10c. 20c Drip Pan, 10c. Peerless Iron Enamel, a bril- | Sheet Steel Dripping or Bread Hant jet black coating for ra- diators, pipes, grates and all | fron work. Special ...... ful; 20¢ value Pan, size 10x10 inches, very use. All Kinds of Baer Blades Seiiobind: 30c eas 3c Clothes Line Pul- | $2.00 Deadening Felt, leys, 25c $1.69. Heavy galvanized Clothes Line | Roll of heavy Deadening Felt Pulleys, with line guide, which | Paper for floor and partition holds line on pulley, large | deadening and house lning pur. wheel, ball bearing .. 25¢ | poses 25c Rubber Heels, 15c. 50c Lantern, 35c. Pair of Men's Rubber Heels, | Djetz Little Star Side Lift Lan. make life's walk easy, pair, 1b¢ tern, with large fount and bail that stays where you put it 25c Rubber Sink Stop, Special~........ seeee BBE 15c. Pure rubber Sink Stoppers make # wash basin of your sink very handy . bbe Brass Art Work Sets Complete outfits, worth 15¢ LOK esececcpecteresses 10¢ 50c Door Bell, 39c. >|] 15¢ Stamped Brass Pat- Nickel plated<Door Bell, with | [TMS sre-r-+er+e+re++ 106 fancy turn, never gets out of || 10c, all kinds of Art order, fits any door. Oe ee ee rep Spectal ......, s9¢ The Washington Medical | Clinic and the Loughney Bake Titan. Yates habe been: coms bined. This combination of two great and widely-known Inatt tutes now makes ft the largest of its kind on the Pacific Coast Not only is it the largest, but tt is also the best equipped, both from a scientific standpoint, and from the standpoint of convent- | ence for patients, That part of the Institute known a the Loughney Bake Ovens will remain whore they have been for such a long period, additional rooms having been engaged for the other part of the Institute. Extensive and complete | changes have been made in all the rooms during the past few days and everything is now ready for the receiving and at tention of patients There {# no question but that the publfe will be surprised, and Iikewise pleased, to know that | the New Institute will inaw gurate their opening with an ex traordinary Special. Price for Bake Oven treatments, this offer to continue for two weeks. Heretofore the regular price has been $2.00 for each treat ment. This two weeks’ offer is for Fifteen treatments for only $20.00. It is @ known fact that hun dreds upon hundreds have cured throughout the Pac Northwest by these Bake Ovens Hundreds of people have been cured, after having practically decided that there was very lit tle chance left to relieve their ailments There is no question but that scores will be attracted by thi generous offer—exactly what we desire—so that the New Insti tute, with all its additional equip ment, can be Introduced. Those wishing to take advan tage of this price reduction in treatments should not delay, but come to the Institute at once REMEMBER, THIS OFFER EXPIRES, ABSOLUTELY, ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9TH. WASHINGTON MEDICAL CLINIC AND LOUGHNEY BAKE OVEN INSTITUTE 220-221.222-223-224.-225 People's Bank Building, Second Avenué at Pike Street, East 414. MADISON Cut rates east on freight enable customers to save their furnl. ture, instead of sacrificing it YOU NEED NOT SUFFER We Cure By the Latest European Methods BAKE OVEN— We have the most modern kind In the city, Our treatment will X-RAY DEMONSTRATIO! readily to our treatment. BLOOD DISORDERS— upon the severity of the case: Lung Disorders, Skin, Kidney eases of any natur TRAINED NURSES. Lady attenda employed to give If we qannot cure you Second Ay. th, ‘At Washington Bt cure rheumatism in all its forms and of the most serious nature. ive them daily. i most virulent cases of cancer respond Cured by the latest methods in from three weeks up, depending and Bladder Troubles, as well as dis spectaltion of ours. sURGERY— Skilled surgeons In attendance And consultation at all times, we will so inform you. Consultation tree, Gill Is Honest Gill Is Fearles Gill Is Efficient He Is Not and He Cannot Be Con- trolled By Any Man or Set of Men in This City. Re-Elected He Will Continue Giving a Square Deal to Every Citizen, Includ- ing His Enemies. REGISTER TODAY REGISTER REGISTER NOW NOW RE-ELECT MAYOR GILL So That You May Be Qualified to Vote on Feb. 7 to