The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 1, 1911, Page 4

ck? ~ Piestrated talk on GUAYER TRIES 7) bURN WL HICKMAN r, whe here, chareed Boloor of Seat ‘temmpt te es ‘ afternoon bie beddin When be » him to ted — WOMEN SOLID | FOR DILLING, day “Vote next 7 George Dilling of your sons 8 the closing wor Dilting, in bis women’s meeting wnat evening ‘The hal! was eral hundred en! women, ga!) of exp the present febt @ Mayor Gili, and Dil soene for a few fence rose en didate a rousing rece ‘The gathering was pereral prominen' titer whieh Dilling w ea Councilman Max Warda he ballc king ¢ WwW hall ade tem and on (he me ‘NO BOOZE IN . MAPLE VALLEY goad tnd nation was get his money Ddack BAN ON THE NUDES | BaRnisne RG, Pa t what the pec may of the d | : =F Lost _My Job _ Reasons Why Thousands Like Me Miown, the reason ae remo rob} “Bbly be that their ean was} i ed because of «0 ntal worry See sa mace ict ee a ies colin eis oinadt aft © Momaeh tor, Employers *E believe my of thousands daily lose do ly Would not be fast pay enve ie wsuaily, “Your se required.’ If the Cannot Satisfy Their fat r workers thei for places no wore an bodily ailmen neal | These thing: . , are the most fruitful of failure in all of ‘The battie of W Because of a hea age oor minds we| walks hone ast be ¢ place giving am ri lla rea es from 0 man can or get the _ #8 in himself until he ts |: fie from all frettui indispositions | and worries | PTbat was my trouble. I was full Woubles. That's why I lost my} My stomach in the ace | Mways out of orde I was about mind mis was first ions | F! like me, with ‘quick lunch peptic manners and repul oxphere employer h men's my advice = half the batile, for it Your mind clear and your face 1 have healthy stomach 80d hold a good position, and employer is satisfied, and so A healthy Astarted to take Stuart's Dyspep. Me Tadiets which 1 was told were the worst cases of indiges And dyspepsia. The first two made a wonderful difference eondition Stuart's Dye 2,000 grains n't have ablets do all how heavy y apepsl: 5 Re ae blets cure burning. sense ions, loss of lack of ory and dyspep in thelr very em¢ Other little tablets ‘Iny the fan do so much. You should _" around w th you wher. ion Ko them regu afier m Then you will] what 8 to be freed from] nt, and have a”elear| me a quick memory, a happy dis | " t. Get at any a Tablets for 50c a package: 8 your name and address at once send ple pac kage free. me F. A. Stuart Co., 160 Stuart Marshall, Mich ;Carr, ¢ lis planning the same. GLAD TIDINGS FOR THE PACIFIC COAST SAN FRANCISCO = JAIL TERM TEN DROWNED FOR LIBEL (By United Pres LONDON, Feb. river morgan pr ‘o the “daughter of Admir mour while of the royal navy Malta in 1890 The published in the Liberator archial paper lished in| Paris and circulated in England. | Mylius refused to withdraw the} statement before the (rial ata art He was convicted on all of the three charges lodged against bim and was sentenced year's! imprisonment | Veteran Pas: Passes On A. H. Carr, aged 76 years, 9 veteran of the civil war and the ather Potle Sergt Oar t the Puget Sound sani arlum yesterday. Mr. Carr was pointed postmaster at Latona by resident MeKinley and position anti was extenie two sons and a daughte HE’S NO PIKER (iy Calted Pree) ALBANY eb, 1.—There is a de in New York who doesn't want a job, but he has re seclusion of Staten % no name. He was found by Senator Barnard, who brought him to Albany and gave im a membership. When told he job paid $3 a day the democrat retreated You must think I'm a he remarked. Why, $3 0 wouldn't pay for my drinks.” to one piker, day | PLAN CARD PARTY. | card party will be given Benedict's hall, 49th | st. and Wwanngford av Around the State EVERETT.—Simon Zeraff, re- cently released from jail, where he was held as insane, has written a letter to the sheriff demanding $2.50 a day for the time he was confined in the bastile VANCOUVER.—K nese farmer here, gave @ New! Year's dinner to 12 of his white} friends here, who are his customers Sing, a Chi-| { SOUTH BEND—"My God-a man,| how mucha ft cost to get in des | game,” remarked “Three Ninety,”| who was arrested in a gambling | raid here, when he was asked for a $250 cash bond by the judge. SOUTH BEND—The Chamber of Commerce awarded the building | contract for thelr new building to Townsend and Gilbert, contractors | here. | WALLA WALLA—A determined | fight for commission form of gov-| which will be put before | is on. | ernment, the legislature, WENATCHEE — Fourteen thou- sand dollars ts to be divided among | stockholders of the Wenatchee Fruitgrowers association here. This is the second time this year that dividends have been pald. RAYMOND.—The first public Ii- | brary here will be thrown open to the public Thursday afternoon, The Seattle library has made generous donations to the library. Olympla | HE'S aor A JoB. WASHINGTON, Feb. 1—Presl dent Taft today sent to the senate the nomination of George Martin ot Ohio to be a judge of the court of customs appeals. today are repair unde! ‘THE TROUSERS SKIRT HITS GAY tr M | fad automobile | che THE STAR—WEDNESDAY 1911. BALLARD Ballard was thrown Into a Of oxcitement last night [bold holdups occurred in quick ion. A few minute laying Henry Merritt man, of 1498 63rd at highwaymen, armed but unmasked held up ©, BE. Marquis of 6519 24th N. W the when two & real estate © young In which follo larquis n the head The victim dodged behind a tel phone pole, The highwaymen fired four at but none Then they turn ed and fh Marqut struggle od Marqui wound Is not #6 te bold highwa ind. TOTAL DEATH ROLL 400 MANILA, Feb, 1,—W last woek and up to tod mograph at the Manila has recorded that the earth shocks, some of the siderable force ob * of the dead fount Taal The vol howers + 400 and till falling eano of mud and r the adjace FAVLnS NEW CODE The Chamber of Commerce yes terda on record in favor of new ins ce code lates to fire and ma proposed we tt naurance THE MARKETS ape — VE GOT IT! ned Butter —Relling Price ug Buying Price a but Poultry UNDER GROUND ©: lees (My United Press) NEWARK, N. J, Fob. 1 bucket | 84 Pigeons, dozen ridised | bi ved on th ason, b selling Price. maton Div r Eastern Wash upt, eaking i 4 »ken Pa ng a b bed of the ound in wh ten negr killed last night have be« and pe were the box The acc variey, Selling Pri BROADWAY--NOW THEN, GIRLS!) j yoev (Ry United Frew) . YORK, Feb. 1.—The ere skirt” has hit Broadway Polly Sangreen, for Parisian, sprung the new she stepped out of her to buy theatre seats big crowd gathered. Some red, some hooted the life of me twhy people laugh at the moat sen sible dreas women have rT worn, sald Mra. Sangreen, piqued some i NEW sa whe The garment was divided about 20 inches from the ground. The accompanying tuxedo effect collar and tie completed I cannot seefit to coat was a! shirt, the out Pump Squ Wer A GREAT SHOE CLEARANCE SAL Starts at WALLIN & NORDSTROM’S Tomorrow TWICE THE EACH YE SEASON'S AR WE STOCK, HOLD AS, THESE CL DER EARANCE §S. NO CIRCL ALES FOR MSTANCES DO WE ANOTHER. THE PURP ZASON TO We tude of ner sale: ave in forr surprised this community by the ir footwear bargains magni- In this sale there will be nothing short of— A Complete Collapse of Prices The ruthless knife been plied with equal severity in stylish children. of reduction has An early selection counts for much, as first comers always fare the best. SEE OUR WINDOWS sizes up to 2; Worth Ladies’ shoes in patent, gunmetal and kid, at $3.50. lace or button, $2.45 | Shoes for girls, up-to-date lasts. Good values | sdemthere-and av&mold, Goat .. Men's stylish patent or vici kid, re and durable shoes, in calf Regular $3.00 lines of men's ular $4.00 kind Ladies’ turn and welt sewed st They of the better kind; at this store and oftentimes lish digiye: rit Be Oe chool shoe leather $1.35; Sizes up to. 13%, we stores. Goat.. sizes 1 to 5%, worth $. Shoes for children in different styles, values up to $1.50 ........-+.00e005 Wallin & Nordstrom}:: = a ae 1327 SECOND AVENUE, ARCADE BUILD HOLD UPS IN doesn't look bad, does it? . 9 ee | CARRY SHOES OVER and durable shoes for men, and dress shoes, NINE HURT IN RR WRECK (By United Prem) CALGARY, Alb, Feb. 1 injured Th Me Dowsall Se Southwick Co rIKe BECOND AVENUP New York Conner - reer | | | ith Street | person when the R derailed Cc. P. westbound train No, 1 was near Gleichen here, last evening waa going at @ when it atrack a broken fell down an embankment high. A drift of snow br force of the impact All th 1 here on a relief here at 1 a, m The rail and 10 feet train BLACK AND WHITE SILK NECKWEAR SALE A COMPLETE | Edison Home Outfit] | Many Different Shapes at 25c gers Were brought INCLUDING 10 RECORDS. $8.35 PUTS IT IN YOUR HOME, Black silk narrow Four in-Hands; invisible stripe Long reversible narrow black silk Four-in-Hands. Black silk String of all lengths Black Club Ties—wide ones. Black silk String Ties—all lengths. Black silk shield (made-up) Long reversible narrow white silk Four-in-Hands. White Barathea silk Club Ties—wide ones. White Barathea shield Bow Ties. White Barathea silk String Ties—all lengths Fine mercerized tubular white Oxford Four-in Hands (washable). Mercerized white Four- in-Hands, with self stripes (washable). Ties Barathea silk silk Barathea on Barathea Teck Four-in-Hands Black Bar silk | band Teck Four-in-Hands, made up. athea peautiful Outfit now latent and 10 A with cover anned 25 Cents The MacDougall & Southwick Co SPECIAL OFFER OUGHNEY BAKE OVENS Fifteen Treatments For $20.00 First Floor, and a or 4 f these der to se so at once Re | and the ow month payments to sult your conven >rice complete lie Pays to Deal at Headquarters. D. S. Johnston Co., Third and University. | | | j Successor to | | ng from Rheumatism, offer Februar If you are suffer Troubles, this spec our It ends Thurs: ular price will Stomach or should be taken advantage of y 9th, The following day the reg. Bowel OSE OF CLOSING FROM a be in force. ONE Washington Medical Clinic and Loughney Bake Oven Institute 220-221-222-223-224-225 People’s Bank Bidg., Second Av. at Pike St. AMUSEMENTS, Lois Theatre HIGH-CLASS TURES AND MUS! ACTS. 10c—ANY SEAT—10c Four Performances Dally 2 to 10:80 p. AMUSEMENTS, MOORE THEATRE wi TwWrNs” tor Morley ad Besete c luttord ‘ THREE “Attraction-—Mary Mannering in w on Both Phones 5100 Advanced Vaud: women and | “Moore . Theatre | One Week, Beginning Sunday, Feb. § | FERSON DE ANGELIS fe | —In— | WAERE eve” The De Koven and Herbert Musica AJESTI c Comedy, VAUD DUNLAP many different $2.00. Go at.. Au sale tomorrow $1.35 es Beauty Spot’ $1.95 | , patent and calf one $1.95 Tbe, $1.00, $1.60 and $2.00 shoes in tan anc PANTAGES THEATRE | i nequaled Vaudeville.” | kid, Three 6—noBors—e Singers .and Comedians SEVEN BIG ACTS Special—The Cromwells | Musical ss . Times orth $2.00, go at THE MOULIN Daily “The Man of the 2.50, go at | Seattle bedi ge bl ||| Doctor Of Cphthatorotaitiy —end Optometrist — Mat | Methods to Ins Pathway Mr David Crystal Gazing roduction of ON” Prices as usual THE BOOKMAN Opp. Postoffice LANE, || J} 908 Union se ING