The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 30, 1911, Page 3

THE STAR—MONDAY, JANUARY 3 KENT OF CALIFORNIA RIPS IT INTO “PRIVILEGE”! FT si ae Oo ———a 000 Roomm-Size Rugs From Smith Auction on Sled * Alexander Smith & Sons, the greatest rug manufacturers in tl , held a mammoth auctior le New York Cit two month n auction, if you please, which attracted buyers from every corner of Ame and durit rfiven lion dollars’ wort! rugs were sold under the hammer And as a result of tl le our buyer offers OVER one ‘THOUSAND ROOM-SIZED RUGS AT 10 TO 30 PER CENT UNDER PRICE. he ill be sh n on the third fle NGTON, D, C., Jan here’s plenty of glare of the spotlight which he fir suddenly turned uy Wiliam Kent esman-elect from the Second Californ rict, has beer dodging around Washit ying to avoid the sedulous interviewer ireat sald Kent when Love at his hotel, “what does it I seem to have As one of the three of the next con laying me up as alist and a run an whose princi his familiarity acky jails. They come at nd want to know whether I am & socialist, and how many men I have killed, and whet tear up the floor of representatives, and an ideaxthat Iam going to repre ornia with a holster of da large me; I suggested to N that probably it was his record as a re form alderman tn the old days of the Chicago boodle counct! which was dogging him, “No,” said Kent, “that was a long time ago. The fact that I had to carry a sixshooter in those days and had a few interesting run-ins with Chicago's prominent criminals certainly must be forgotten now. hat do I expect to do next winter, when I come to Washing ton? Well, to tell the truth, I don't know. I am a freshman at this game. In point of fact, I don't think « freshman is called upon to talk. I don't mean that I propose oom, plenty of salespeople and plenty of light. Read the following Seamless Brussels Rugs, 9x12 ft., regularly $20.00, for......$16.50 Rich Velvet Rugs, 9x12 ft., reg- ularly $22.50, for ........$15.95 Seamless Velvet Rugs, 9x12 ft., regularly $30.00, for......$23.00 Seamless Wilton Rugs, 9x12 ft., regularly $40.00, for...... $27.50 Carpets for Rooms, Halls and Stairs T 116s TSE $1.15 Brussels Carpeting for ....00¢ Brussels (€ Handsome Axminster Rugs, 9x12 ft.; regularly $25.00, for. . .$17.85 | Extra Axminster Rugs, 9x12 ft., e regularly $30.00, for 22.50 Body Brussels Rugs, 9x12 ft., reg- ularly $32.50, for .... Tapestry Brussels Rugs, 9x12 ft., regularly $16.50 ........ $12.50 Small Rugs at Pronounced Savings 18x36 Axminster Rugs, value tor ning pal fa x $1.00 Brussels Carpetir 27x54 Axminster value for From Smith’s Auction At 10to30% Less Than Usual 36x72 Axminster Rugs, value for , 27x54 Velvet F f Creer ting, yard wide, best 10-wire quality, stair only; spe- Underwear Underpriced Women's White Ribbed Union Suits, act ew Spring Cottons a bs b- to sit still and let the other people New Percales; real Punjab Percales in all sizes, lightly fleeced; value 85c, do the business, but I mean I shall dots, floral patterns, stripe ds sh APE for G4. have to hold my tongue until 1} WILLIAM KENT. apie erate Maggs = gal sat ti Sof . tak learn about the game.” | Repre entative-elect Who Will Be Heard From In the Next Congress. herd checks, at 15¢. Feil iat lee “De you propose to stand tor | os * certain policies? "You bet I do. I hav promised | ‘WAR < IZ | things to my constituents. Those | | things are set forth in the plat-| | ran gas: BORDER SERIOUS & candidate. My promises have nothing to do with the regular re publican party, and nothing to to | gore 4 with the regular democratic party.” Oe Sere See? Nicting “Are you what is called an in-| HUACHUCA, Ariz, Jat. 30.—Re-| A report from Cananea today says surgent?” s concerning the fate of Colonel | Kosterlitsky is in a private hospital “I expect that's what I am. They | Kosterlitsky of the warm, nonshrinkable garments; Value §1 for 68¢. Children’s Vests and Pants, white fleeced cotton; all sizes, 29¢ to 36e values, for 25¢, Children’s Union Suits, ribbed cotton, gray or white; all sizes, 2 to 14; 50c to 65c values for 39¢. New Galateas in ore; fine for boys’ s New Ginghames in all thé styles and colors fmaginadle; 12!2¢, New Scotch Ginghams (imported), in fine hecks, plaids, stripes and dots; 2B¢, ts, stripes and plain col- *, Ot 16 BB. On Sale Tuesday! Leas brs 5 call them insurgents and progres-| Tmo’ k in 1 of Cananea cx a sives down here, I find I am one | rebels in Bahu! 4 m there so crith a of them. L propose to assoctate ‘s forces 1K t ent his wife myself with that bunc i c r | “What are some of the legislative | = = j subjects that interest you io vhld Ar, Kent. t woula| H’LAPPY NEW 'LEAR, FOLKSEE ALLE, toodipecaition of public ana, Tor ID YOUR N 2| AS SA: SSS A SLT SMES the digposition of public land. Pur.| 4ABLYO PLAID EW 'LEAR CALLEE? (2 SEED CED ERS CATES e ® He fands should be leased Publie —e A long r er mer r ne handled brush, his New Year 1 coal and public minerals should be on - leased. They should not be given to/ing the gl tidings of the ~ A AADD Lh q Pa a a po alge Tage Writ At the expense | Year, flutters today from the plac * MAN IS MISSING. a 7 the heritage of the people; the |of business of Mr. Chang Sing on MR. CHANG SING | 1& what has become of Albert maa Who wishes, most virtuous E lson, a tenant of the @} present and the coming ations ~ | They should be saved to make the Washington st laundrymen, you may lose id Central hotel, who wi} a —— regs: Snag od ah na h ree Se | never some shirts nor the cus |® disappeared Friday after te) 4 power, the fuels the pany tomage of the owners of them }& drawing § from a bank? w@} e. . h ups cy, sweet ame! hirte *% The police have been asked to #/ a which produce the things the get ¢ A a x have to eat should be kept from |ing & what heavy odor in a HAPPY 2462. — in the —— tor Ei. * the hands of vast private monopoly little ¢ ore oaves 1% stoning: eae is friends | and should be held in ) hg separ Tepe: ~s . } ‘ear foul play ®) 4 } leased for use in the site The number refers not to bis s Leer eee eee SS nnn ni nine mobile or AMUSEMENTS, MOORE THEATRE *%, cor) wh med Saturday night at midnight, in the homes of Chinese © with flrec rs, feasts} eat rejoicing. | g Sing and his brother Celes ve been bw all day ex greetings and presents, site and paying up all Chinese would think of letting the New Year day go “by without paying his debts. He may make some more tomorrow, but the] # must be squared Bigger Loaves Better Loaves the people—the common citizen THE NEW DUSTLESS DUSTERS Are the best in the w id and deserve a place ta ves place BROWN in every home in civilization are cleanest, neatest, most durable and most eco nomical jabor-saving and health-building DUST DAISY REMOVERS ever invented for home or office Absorbing Mops, use. They are made of soft Brown Yarns, chemically treated with a coloriess liquid which F!00r Brushes renders them antiseptic and gives them the and Dusters properties of absorbing dust and lint from all When You Use Made NT aagsie) Hard sacl at GRAND | OPER HOUSE? sour ar i" surfaces to which they are applied. They pick Local Chinese will keep this and Alt wea up the dust and carry it away. It won't drop for 10 days or & month a oe ge RR off, or shake out or scatter tu fast: o6-thles Gan || simuct =. Pars, Suneationatatestni ll : THEY DO NOT DISCOLOR THE WHITEST day of the Chinese y ie tion. 3 7 SURFACES—THEY ARE SANITARY one great holid They take few Sennen: Sweet Meat o the ial Ft Wheat THE rue MOULIN fi 25e Dustiess Dust Cloth, PARKER! idays, vet when they do take wes he Man of thefi) make an awfal arge 30x36, takes up the dirt 806" and holds it until wash ed out; washing does not affect 1 9c it $1.75 Dustiess Floor Brush, for dusting and polishing pol ished or varnished on eae Tbe Long-Handled Floor Mop, for dust- ing floors, carpets, matting, lino. 59 leum, ete. . c ust naturally go the limit of ea ot mits, One reason New Year day is such a great it is every Chinaman’s birthday. No matter when he's born, he always and Sweeter and more nourishing = =acoateaeees than eastern hard wheat flour. || Seattle Theatre HAMMOND MILLING CO. Millers to the People. casion is because Harry 1. Cort, Mar, Both Phones 43, | Tonteht 4 The Famous Baker Stock Co, in “THE MIDDLEMAN” 1 |ALHAMBRA TH EATRE Mere, M. St THOUGHT OF LIQUOR THREE COLORADO LAWGIVERS. | M From left to right: Mrs. Agnes Riddle, Mrs. Lou REPULSIVE TO HIM ee ee oe Mrs. Louise Jones (seated). They are members legislature, and take active parts in framing the legislation of that vate || PERIODICAL DRUNKARD TELLS HOW HE WAS RESCUED THROUGH . NEAL THREE- | THE MARKETS | | FF? 7 | “YON YONSON” Prices as usual DAY DRINK- HABIT CURE. HIGH-CLASS | PICTUR “T managed, to; get good and out the country, Although we MUSICAL ACTS. drunk from three to four times the strictest secrecy a year. Now the thought of | t patients we can show you 10c—ANY SEAT—10c 1 some of these letters—written by patients right here in Seattle That is the statement made in | patients who are so overjoyed a letter written to the Neal | over their rescue from the in Institute by a business man who | toxicating Nquor habit that they for more than 20 years had been | have urged us to make use of known as a periodical drunkard. | their names for the good of any AND | 26c Imported Opal | 85e Mottled Cocoa | 40c Waste Baskets White Gas Globe, | Brush Fiber Door | of imported German with ventilated base; Mat, with well willow; square or will outlast a dozen | bound edges; good | round pattern, with Nquor is repulsive.” or—Selling hington b Cut Price for 30 Days Eggs, Oregon 40 THINGS YOU NEED AT BARGAIN PRICES Poaliey—Bayine ‘Piles, caso Continuing, he says ae 4 who may be unfortunate enough . | . st Go! rown: . “To any one who wants to cu to be bound by the chains of $2 Deadening Felt Paper | $7.50 oe Grind , Best Bridgework per tooth. a it out I would say; ‘Don’t be | arink Large roll of Wool $ | rinder for : 0 Best Amalgam Pilling || foolish and try to fight the habit | Why delay any longer? Write Deadening Felt, for 1,69 | reckons bis Wears aver (alte : asm 40 Hf Rest Silver Filling Sor with all the tortures of hell rack- | call or phone for a copy of TH yet nee finer Sacae ng. 604 | “Mechanics. & 5,98 Fv fs born 24 hours before the be-| pr et i} {IP Full Plates . $5 0nd $8 f|| ing your body and soul for | NEAL GUARAN which ts house-lining purposes, $1.69. | Carborundum ae eee ee ‘ 4 Best Plates $8 ]}| weeks while making the fight. | your legal assurance that all $1 Handled Ax Hand - Fe d nd ‘Spectaity O9G We use nothing but the test material that's made, Painless extraction fre All work guaranteed 12 yecrs stone, with cut gear; cuts faster Take the Neal treatment and | appetite, craving or taste for get the alcoholic poisoning out | intoxicants will be perfectly re | of your system in three days. | moved IN ONLY THRE You will be in a position to | DAYS, or treatment will be s old immediately after the : year is ushered in Feed—netling Price, Phere will be plenty of fire-|*astern Washington Tim crackers—to frighten away evil than any abrasive known and does not draw the temper; $5.98. [a6 00@ 26.00 42:00@23.00 DUNLAP AND VIRDEN Tempered Ax, with 16 0016.00 meet Mr. John Barleycorn any- | given ‘absolutely free, Also ask spirits—and each will eat and drink HY Ft ‘ Cee | : Other Big Ones ’ Glad Vitkory’ Yank $1.25 K. K. Buck Saws |his fill. And if your shirt.gets lost vs ktinind 04 OPEN EVENINGS where on an equal footing us for booklet, testimonials and ther Big a . This is but one letter from the ma: ‘90.00@ 31.00 Washington! s2/00@ 32.00 lected | referenc die; medium weight. jin the melee, be charitable. Remem All will be mailed ||] A Dollar Show for 100 ana Famous Keen Kutter 89 Spring Steel Buck Saw, Cc » melo | of eviden the | you in a plain sealed envelope. ||_—_———__— ; y yer Ne var d pmes but once 27 e e y i Pp Special Tuesday, 59e, : he cee HOR nee FOE RA comes Hut COS 08 Ohi D tt t | infallability of the NEAL GUAR- |” Address The Neal Institute, a $1.50 Express Wagon with strong hardwoc rame | Wilappy New ‘Lear! 3 :0032.00 | ANTE ) Gt RE. ete no f | B All steel body and géar; fully guaranteed. Tuesday, 89¢ 3b .00 such letters are in the posses- | § “Pnequated Vaudeville.” # and Varley CRIPPEN’S CASH): @ 260 (By United Pros.) | LONDON, Jan, 30.—A legal battle for the estate of Dr, Hawley H,| ett \Crippen, who was hanged for the | farsiey 1071/4 Pike St., over Owl Drug Co. ri boks iad ph Se sion of Neal institutes througn- | Cedar 431, n has strong double spoke 98c wheels and heavy axles; made to s stand the knocks; 98c. 6—HOBOF: ‘Today [Singers and at 2:30 SEVEN BIG Act TS |onecte —The Cromwell Opening 100 Ibe. . East 414, e MADISON Ship through cars of furniture east every few days, securing nearly half rates on freight for customers. +1008 1 4 Doctor of | murder of his wife, Belle Elmore,| Gabon. local: 1h Mat Oph: was begun here today when nen pe es Mand Optometrist — |Theresa Hunn, half-sister of the|¢ A Busine Bringers. Star classified ad. Buy or *3 aa “ ” A murdered actress, filed a contest |socas Ht 4 Star “Want” Ads Are for the Crippen property, which Wekinians Prloe, hows te, is said to be worth $10,000, eins Sep ys ere ees Business Bringers sell real estate, etc.