The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 13, 1911, Page 7

THE STAR—MONDAY, MARCH 13, 1911, fl ” HOORAY FOR THIS! 408) AND FOUND MuSTEA FARMS AND ACREAGE 4 REAL ESTATE LOANS. WASHINGTON, March 1% ’ BWA I ' a AND A tax law was upheld t United States supren THE SEATTLE STAR o EO PAIN, ; wy ' ADES | Mor] EOUNE nouers. COLLATERAL LOANS, ST eNate marty oa %¥ “ SUBSCRIBE 1 : 3 FOR SALE OM EXCHANGE t . L LOANS LIVESTOCK Conta. ‘Telephone ad in and we will aon tor for payment. Main 9400. Ind FUNERAL DIRECTORS. j PRE WAAR AONY MONON? | Main 110 KTM & HON rrr . need Yamba! 1928 | yar 2 I NC > . Hoth phoner 949 RANCHES CHMAP Vuperat Directors | ¢ RANCHES CHEAP F muh phoner / ; FOR SALE—FUKNI CITY REA. EETATE. ats *s for sale Watson * and! # stripping and | Male 1176 and Ind. ee eh . FURNISHED APARTMENTS. | ‘ ; es | and " .. 4ne AA - * FOR SA.£—WOU"s AND COAL t Kinds val am sand soldiers on the border and warships at each end of the line—All for “play war," says : President Taft VIEW APARTME strictly modern. com SERENE ER RE RR BR Ee ster whea he (By United Press.) Raymond Duncan, the scantily | entered ioke pat the rear; PORTLAND, Or. Marc d iment of Hellenic |of the » of B. Ht t Rony ete aan and m b was 4 visitor at the the Labc his morning. He t a . the discovery of the body of Henry is trying to interest workingmen in| est roosters an ns. Marti Sen arti, kiewa trom his “higher plane of life. not t a wh man s ho Mexican line, the cor-| THE OXYGENATOR because he saw him. i | and cures ° The carpenters’ union has gene ie od no clew that) a on record favoring closing the pe will explain the reason for the office on Sundays to give the em | Single Taxer Here ils. ite ety wae oant loyes one day’s rest in seven. a Portiand, He had shot Frank C. Lowe, president of the weer 7 the head. In the pocket was local union of Painters and Decora-| [ij . & note reading: “This ts a case tors, was elected president of the % % self-destruction ; Stasthwest Painters’ conference. at F A sealed let directed to Miss| Fife SHINGTON - - " “rd | the meeting last week. The con Mary Epting 7 Sanches st., San} OR CO. s . uy U sure av. | NEW LOCATION. ference comprises all painters in Francisco, and a list of fri ndw i i te. Heattte " R i UC . - . " Washington, Oregon and Bi ie es whom he wished to be noti-| : ; - ila J AoE BOS , ; - : SPINNING’S BARGAIN STORB Columbia be * was planed to the r tress . or car and sek =-l13 NOW AT 1415-17 FOURTH AY, lau q trom ILLINOIs though 24 hours has passed since ’ "mon A general strike of seamen all 4 ACK MAWKET | t M bee FEN . : C.J. BELL & CO,, over the world is due to occur this| | $ oat |, a 25 conte 5 ‘ | — “ rk Ur PRR sumn > ee F ; 1 OMK GOOD of ‘ i 5 ; SS lai : s hub E “ , 12% FIRST AV. SEATTL : “AN windn of F8 na aiterationa. 2 nd. 1606, How! nati Following the resignation of John TRACTS ANi Mitchell from the National Civic : of | doze .. aks, wes : t : ‘ z . : “Pmnpir ; . Bove Federation on the mandate of the 4 - ; 4 ’ sD! ‘sas - 2 Mine Workers on, the same : : 5 : atments ome; “everything | 44 per week fssue has bee eh te . : mle | Sew: seam Best, | ing distance : ‘ xe "ine © [oh ons OY precenen iimbihete uetom whee hanenet rere "| STYLISH MAKSOVER SI10P. |... : SOO MONTAL xe O'Connell is being opposed by Wm HORRY SHOnSM, 4A. ot, § and 9 bg i sae “seasa | wee y « fara . : . MENT A. W. KLINE, 456 ARCADE BLDG, H. Johnson son of the/# : pepeas” ion De : bes a 18 per cx ; : : Tie | DR WILLTABIS, eilipininn corma ota Ay <a doe : 8 MARR CEREMONIES 7 ‘ oti . r . - By. CONCRETE PA'S IDEA OF IT. uae ; "t i . ) and ‘ ~ ba 9 axa Little Willie—What Is so- | Inst fail e city of New York vite | ; t ciety, pa? on a free { single tax plat Pa—Society, my son,issome. | form, will n attle Wed 5 . dain 16 . n.| are thing that requires as much | day, and will speak at the Y. M watt pound: § butte atunty 4 |e . wb . Pg | i ‘ai! articles of valu money to get into as it does 'A. at night om “The Single Tax je 38 | , i be " > a 2156 Firat. Ind. 6318 brains to keep out of. Its Meaning and Progress.” | < Og Rn has ? . ror | iw - *) ; 4 Hop > DESETS. ct ett hr) AROUND-THE-WORLD STORY No. 24 famous lremed G ey ‘ ‘) ne ‘ ; POOR ES 8 PRO. Grave By Co-operation and Business| | eet = 7 .eotate ‘ “yoo Ala. & FROe Qoeen oe SAF | aati; Ren. Bai Honesty the Farmers of Den- : - . . } ed ; . ayme mark Have Made Themselves ‘ y hs cat ay bly - y eBid, pm-| "9° Targest Geeek the Wealthiest Per Capita in| 1 . : Three ° ar, : t a north of Lake Was <7 | Developing and Print Euro; } | ism, Stute oF oh ar ope . ~* . ; (The tse Tour of the World.) oat Hygea Therape Baths, 406 COPENHAGEN, Denmark, March PS ; OE 13.—The bacon and eggs of the t * “Land of Hanget™ are of more real | i rmasoaas | interest to the world than Elsinore sptcpebanios castle, where Hamlet lived. For Denmark Is the schoolmaster of the ‘ 2 nnn TOUSEKEEPING ROOM world in the matter of bacon and Pork ment egxs and butter and the like. One of the smallest nations of the world, and not long ago one of - | , the poorest, Denmark is today lead. A Sei ones horse; Un. Sort ts * Y U nee : ; ‘ tampa ing the world fn certain agricul- _ 5 Ti Ww. tind © ' : t F ito ‘and Pike, sult tural matters, and leading Europe aN PAINTING, paper hane » Fursished house ve DAIRY FARM WARGAIN —— in the matter of per capita wealth F { tng, guneral houssheeping. j ’ ‘ eyo nen Ener Co-operation is the keynote of | Housekeepin ¢ " ny Soccnd ae Adsin sae | VE Danish success. Handicapped by} ny WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS > ater = EVE it poor soll and an unfavorable cli-| tye ’ Bad ron - Ley ants oe FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS | mate, the Danish farmers have, by | ‘ t ee : i ad nd. ha 0 nnn | Property tied with giasnae | Repairing ng their heads together and 4 Anne district . nn 9OR BANGAINS | done. The Albert Mansea Optical Dev pulling together, made Denmark fa- “ 5 and suites, mous the world over for its butter, c ment e 1188S ska yp A eggs and bacon. y Phone & LB RF 2 LN trick south Axe @ per Me | chan oes haere eee When you buy an egg in Den-| ; = t fs ¢ od ous , Pant Mwy OR A, | CORNING. OF a ee mark you find it stamped with the HELP WANTED—FEMALE n " t at h , 4 ding i be PArENY A ni of the man who owns the G . ° t i 4 ghee wg LF oa 01.00 bist x registered hen that laid it, and with the brand | : . OR CHII ; t : | ‘ _Bome te ° Bas Sctt. : lark Aitorneys: 30 years in Bex of the co-operative poultry society ash PICTUR 0. ther sien . y to which tne man belongs. The : . arm oy wh i P . | snd ed : stamp is a guarantee that the eg 4 F i t _ > opposition. Walters, 1806 Nort Y OPPORTUNITY x * J FATTEENS AND MONET, has passed a most rigid inspection. | * a 5 eae ‘Sierute feos Bg ~ a ik ew ar + |e : z Seattle re Works —M 6068 It has made Danish eggs the most + —¥ paby Brow Y shelving. otc, made at 93 Bett et La : r squipped_shop in town. sought after eggs in Europe ana| = HARTERS ipa — mms | _taoary_ tide e CATALOG wa | PuYSICIAWR. the highest priced. The same is r cwoeretht 7 BOARD Aap ROOM DOCTOR W. D. WALKER, true of Danish butter and bacon. | a EF sige Ged Mas Fines’ Goes, lee Chea eee nee, og Through co-operative organizations ‘ gar fs halt single r ‘i frequent and rigid Inspection of | 09 ‘ yr 1s aes 3 na cured ¥ 1010} Capite strict; 10» . beast ¢ } 13 overte es eens : Ay. products, the standard has been ‘ Gapab r . = id n * “8 a . aime » * tore raised till a Danish brand on butter , ; s s : ne ie . heal; use Mar MeCULLOUGH Nursery, | Mt Tak No : n Treated. or bacon 1s an absolute guarantee ie Z L ey . . purity and excellence. _ 5s ole R = WS) by doing teamwork—by “ 2 _ ; i ye . ‘ H t men. g their interests and hiring f ons hi tuate " at $100 bs P 4 sree ey s to advise them and to run Gin " h general houses Comfortable home ° eee - Me - er aw Ta-7 | Medicines their creameries and co-operative 7 y < rh . b aunch hp sl houses, the Danish farm- ave worked up in less than 50] A DANISH DAIRY MAID PACKING “CO-OPERATIVE” BUTTER years from near the bottom of the | pease prosperity column to the very top. | tt feo'e®: THREATEN BIG R. R. STRIKE is of more vital interest to th: world than Elsinore castle, and th Hgrahe 4 Rats , eM a . ‘ Kelanes Term: + ge gg : be = eo Wan. T Lovering Fi than the ghost of Hamlet's father. ‘ . " " - - a aires na aes Mi aed For the butter represents the| (Br Unites P. a "4 oe * = . ; r » x k ef hateht y Y na product of the cow that made Det-| oct” ean.) | notified the firemen that unless the} RES FOR . ‘ woke r Dr. Dunk mark ran.ous—and the girl repre- sents the Danish people—honest, industrious, virtuous, democratic— } one of the most admirable races a v ROBERT MALTBY | " oR | often ST., corner FIRST AVE. W, Rdmends, INVEST YOUR SPARE MONEY Annex aD, genital ank Ride, Second and Pike. March ‘om-| strike 1s settled in a few days the| a gree me * ; ne coun « u- | . Di kin 308 ar | de plete tie up of the Queen and Cres-| engineers would serve the railway cent railroad and probably all the| with a 10 days’ strike notice. : i" ave ¢ 5 ‘ ‘ - southern lines is threatened today If this is done, the strike probably | eiectric lighted. roo y ¢ | Gir = a) $ bien \ . piue serge ample ‘Rake n nie prompt ialhene It was announced here that the or-| will extend co all southern rallways | Might; 1610 Third peation, 2 mo ° ° ve er| =) NT ms ° je breasted of work. “1811 Eighth ‘av. Main 196i the world. ldee 42 Suentnative. Be on wanted te tt atneae , White 369 Sav. Traders’ it Ina” 3307 o1 ¢ Engineers had! which employ negro firemen, 1,000 men wanied to eat . é mile 0 " From Denmark The Star globe fandwichen '" hasemon NTAL "oom, “heads alwaye. fal | ate a0. mthonst of Aubry yo E | PO Ret t rs will cross into Germany. = 7 =| Pike ard Union . ; fain 640) ’ + site eeuees -wetialnae ne Th i, TR. TOTALK TO |\GSWEARS MEXICO 66.883" | geese ose SiS w. MOKA, obo oot tis | Stray ca —— heodore Roosevelt has accepted ae m proportion In all parte Stands ; ~ the colored people of Spokane dur-| LOS ANGHLES March 18.— across the border Into Mexico. me U j - ace James, under Ist Natl Bank. Ata ing his vislt here next month, in| Chas, Converse, the aged father of] The elder Converse has just re| side : nt restaura aaa or tairly good land,| oe net Be dee eee ne On MiB | — Pacific, Coast Siamp “Warks the Interest of the negro uplift|Lawtence Converse, who, with Ed-|turned from the scene of the al " =~ ‘ ‘ fouth of Hremerton sae = eed bee a Movement that is attracting wide- | Wt Blatt, is held prisoner in the|leged kidnaping and declares he|15!7 r i R eal ada he Soren ta \e r 1 Bide ay spread interest throughout the ¢ at Juarez, Mexico, on the | found unmistakable signs of a strug-| | 5 i a" os ntrall , ~ torma. Ole "Han , Wi arniture| 1684 tat. Pi | charge of conspiracy to overthrow|gle at the camp where the boys) oe ee it 13 z rs thd oor New orgie block. oe f . 4 SUUT EC I AND q ion was extended on|the Diaz government in Mexico,| were last seen, He also found Mex-| s surfacing and refintahing done. ; ana Ati tig, plies ag BE Rocks, | YSUoun ret aR DR fs we attle, for sale von t — - = WRITER MADE the Smith Prem! of the colored citizena by{elalms to have found conclusive |ican witnesses, who declare they * 7. Mavens Mothod Teach. | 1aroce 70 pe ow 4244; A 8084; residence, Wagons, also one doubie| for $8.00 per_ month i Dr. J. Gordon McPherson, of evidence that the boys were selzed|saw the struggle and are able = jing. Dancing guaranteed in 4 pri-| Mauire 412 ifio block. Ind. 2196. | Grant 161. evenings. nose st 188, Ind. “784 Phone Main bbe ate lemons, d evening. For Sale-—Cigar stand, fine 6 re tracts, $316 up; $25 cash. Now pil 01 y pile ~ Fox, oy and of the People’s Taberuacie jon American soll and dragged | identify the kidnapers. star as, burt td Hing] a ae Te sarcenas Mater teas, Sit Vale ms” | xopeerier & appr Oo