The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 17, 1911, Page 3

THE STAR—MONDAY, APRIL 17, 1911 3 verett True Has One Great Big Day in the Restaurant .. See Cee th hhh he SP ED 5 Fe AER 2 RPC: ~<~—= Y&S, YOU SPEND OH, COME RACK, WAITER! ~ THE Skenny OF , AN HOUR HRRE EATING ('V@_CHANGRD MY MIND — FAKES WHAT You LONG LIFE, YOUNG MAN, §& Cents’ WORTH OF MUSH INSTEAD OF PRA SOUP ontalen Fimst. . ~ x IS PERFRCT MASTICATION. WHILE W& ARE TURNING CREAM PURFS AND PicKLe@s YOU CANIS MaKe M&S HERE GEORGE T ALLUS CHEW mee A AWAY HEARTY FREDERS Uhh TAKA UWRMON Pie, RUN A MARATHON every 7 Me It adel eceibeieags?) << TN * \ ws * POEM * DON'T You ee * L * th hhh ‘ aoe FOR LACK OF SEATING MUSTARD SARDINES AND TIME Your Mina GRonas: the woolly ROOM, GET A Move on!! STEWARD SQUASH, WANDERS |! West anaes. ¢ — , % Mi f; Put up a bank soa MOUTHFYL 77 TIMES, “ PND et ean uid test credit st. Pulled down his whiskers and Haled with joy by i : the gladsome folk ; : E4444 4 Opening a bank flee was quite @ joke In a dying town where all 25 ig gE were broke. Any Jay of for tune was a i | WAR IN Even With Red Paper Church Windows and the Mounted Cop | KILL SELF? twinge df . peg sarcmerta Storm, “Old Homestead”’ Is secs foes grathage yt CET EVEN? ik mas, Delieved to be F. N. Mo-| General Turgut Pasha, in c abin, and “The with his revolver rdered h . Bas found dead last even- of the Turkish troops in the fleld | O14 Homes : eabta’t be to throw up his bands yesterday ginia wi c (My United Press Leased Wire.) a his lodgings 9 ir Sy, | against the Albanian rebels, t# sald) much left of the dramm by wii og ga _ CHICAGO, April 17.—"La Fol y an overdose of laud-|" i sta afternoon, ni ashing ot PED r gl Deputy Coroner © have reported confidentially te The Old Homestead et 3 . ton, on Roanoke pedestrians c ette for president” is the ogan perth wick thinks he took Satur-|War Minister Chefket Pasha that! midst this week, ar 4 a. thought Alvey a holdup man and) |> ‘ of @ movement started b day night * tr the governm has a long, bard) Whitcomb” and the 2 aivey 4 vee gag ies ; . ‘MeDonald a ormerly ® campaign ahead of it, and that he | busy bP ade car yy: TOhoapedla, sah tt heey this leg im an) ea hoi Wabigs Sil 3 from the 1 tk confe ‘ years ago. He re-| Will need a much larger force life in New England—is not he er, bad olver in his pocket. | erate state 7 : Merriam, who was recent & considerable sum of | At present to restore order | But le th : é wi He is held pending investigation. | which was that the Noe ed for mayor. gene. It is believed that in a fit) The whole of northern Albania is/eat it up. That ts, € od r best b of Virginia Others mentioned indorse- Geepondency over having spent Already in arms, and most of the|vour it. with the sam ay . + vege : Pcs ps i aseey. he committed suicide. fighting thus far has gone im the/petite that they ab Kit | con rtretigt nent are Senators Bourne of Ore Be was 45 years old and single rebels’ favor. | Carson” and “Custer's Last Stand *, | might . omen Cummins of Iowa and Bristow +> 1th eet aoa stuff back in the effete Ei / cy 4 Press Leased Wire.) | “ t of Kansas City. Denman Thompson played / S NEW YORK, April 17.—Fire t ) “anyway.|.. Charles R. Crane, jpart In “The Old Hi e w Chief Croker resigned today and rein ust her lot | ‘'¢ league, who was s |many tintes that he —stoppe his resignation was accepted by| with the Tarheels and Crackers to !8t¢? to China by Presi counting after it reacheé i) Mayor Gaynor. Croker intends to|the south rather than to the Wood-|@°4 Was afterward “turn which was back in the ‘So devote his life to @ crusade for fire|en Nutmeg venders and Pent because be “talked too much.” }man Thompson has gone to prevention | vania Duteh at the north and | said to be willing to spend the Last Curtain Call, <a | money to prevent Taft's nomina play—which he wrote himse \ \ tka Kh Uo | ever = SALEM, Or., April 17.—Ben_O} cott took the oath of office t morning at 10 o'clock and is now had in the Progressive Rep giving us thre acts of he ’ . }name as Gustoff Johnson, ® lab« fathered by Ald WATER SHUT OFF. Water will be shut off tomorrow from 9 to 6 on East Jefferson from 2th to 15th avs., and between 12th 13th ave. from East Jefferson , * $1,000 A MINUTE The poor girrrrl ts turned out % A debt of $11,000 which hov nto the wicked world as of yore * ered over St. Mark's churct | Uncle Josh chases her through tw * was wiped out yesterday bj eon ee ye poy was wiped out yesterday b lively acts the Double Quar seers : so cilgerr9 * an riag. of the re tet sings “Rocked in the Cr a * * * arth ued A a STEAMSHIP MAN DIES | }a church with red paper win | t in at the rate of $1,000 a mi and & snow storm hitting it up out W. H. Brush, for years commer-|% (te mee a mia in front. This .is the scenic of ; cial agent of the Pacifle Steam. |% sult of an earnest 2 the rector, Rev cent Shayle Columbia. fect, of course. ‘ ship Co. at Nome, and a brother of Whether the actor he sce B. F. Bush, president of the Mis-|* ¥*¥ ¥¥¥¥ ¥ ¥¥ ¥¥ ¥ ¥ pe ery are any good hae ® nourt Pacific railway, died yester- | Jing to do with the drawing day morning at his residence, 17) SHAW WILL SPEAK of “The Old Homestead Nine bh av., of tubercular pneu-| Lesiie M. Shaw, former secretary fine healthy plece of a certain t monia, 47 years of age of the treasury, will speak at the of drama, and it'll remain peren- | | Commercial club tomorrow evening tee eee ee ee eee nial t | | sy * We sell the best The only way that Uncle Tom's ndrtetoar ie oa $ bhi nu 7 } eiate Bennie pin a what Cabin has got it on The Old!» distinct hit at the Seattle theat apiak: behes the x ) senestee’ 1 You?” which despite its long run, will speak bef the members of Homestead is that th yesterday, as presented by the Lan- pie with — one cons’ |, Judge Lindsay signed the decrec| the West Queen Anne Civic Center ders Stevens Co, Stevens gave the Pollard amd Hey Clennaw®.|im the injunction proceedings | this evening, pF wie uae Roy Clements | brought against the Puget Sound | At the Moore manifold the flor The pl |#anitorium by neighbors who al-| Real Estate Man Los , he play, comprising three acts, | * “ | ennie Knowle Y WwW I - charming “Merry Widow,” | Prisoner, the a p10 iy peglate Wah canbeine te dotes | lene that the frequent escaping of| Mrs. Jennie Knowles / oO. B. ILLIAMS CO. oa Spreng AM eg A dow,” | Count of Monte C CorKtA and atients frighten the women and/of a real estate man, died Sunday sai mame the ae Gecact hel with Stevens in S24) startling situations. = Mise) chiidren. The institution will|at her home, 413 Garfield st., after | 1943 FIRST AVE. SOUTH humming, and ita wonderful dan per held s Luctle Palmer, as “Baby Madge,” | have to move. @ long iliness SEATTLE | . struck Seattle last night again, | the portrayal he sailor's sweet to Seattle audionc and found a big houseful of people | heart, Mercedes, and the sorrowing none sieciiaieiaae ¢. : . waiting for It at The Moore. | Countess Morcerf. “Wkmball Baby Grand ( wines vee ass emae Seiad] At we Ament | ., [Be Awarded to Seattle? atthe end’ of her ‘whiting, dance | Wt git frend. the Count fl is here was another “Ab-bh” when That’ ; |the curtain fell on the “Merry |the Alhambra also this week. He's That's the question that is uppermost in our minds | Widow” waltz itself at the end of the same old count that he was at the present time re one of our stores is going to the second. And a third one when | Ye@rs ago when James O'Net! made him famous Each night be escapes he privileve of giving and our ire fore the folks got their last glimpse of earn the privilege of giving it away and our entire force eda g MT gery al or pe ghee eg ey a0 co baes is making every effort to pile up a sufficient amount of oy Ne | into the ses. Then he becomes fab The Chance of a Send for Catalog No. 28 James O e tion of the Rew business to see that it goes to some worthy or- "Her dancing, with that of the | vlously wealthy and seein. 56 os Lifetime for 9 bes @anization right here in Seattle. Our sales for the past two “Girls From Maxims,” and the, Yenge. In one-two-three fashion he week have been exceedingly encouraging and while we wonderful music, would make| disposes of his arch enemies, either Glass Wearers ‘ill t what the other houses have most any show stand up. And, as| With a dueling pistol or « plunge Will not get a report on what the other houses ha runttes of tect some ot the rest |of the rapier. ‘That's the story in a | me time tomorrow we feel highly elated of the production isn’t the very| Word. Monte Cristo as played by showing highest in ability or costuming.| Louls von Welthoff yesterday was . But the third act is flawless in| applauded roundly As we told you before, this is going to be our big- these respects. | - st effort and in order that new business may roll meet At the Lois. in from every direction, we have made deep cuts in the At the Seattle For the tenth week yesterday Prices of practically every instrument, both new and Losing nothing in prestige by its|the Pollard players started the old used ones, in our immense stock of high-grade pianos. age, the story of Monte Cristo m srite farce, “Whose Baby Are Magnificent Grands, splendid Player-Pianos, elegant Sinton rr aap yr epegrep aa greprer dependable Uprights, Organs and Piano Players—all T. R. Home Defiant | Y have been radically reduced in order to make every “id YORK, Aprii 17-Bronsca|* _ ECLIPSE 18.COMING fale count. and apparently well pleased with | Our old friend, the Eclipse We Offer You the Choice of Any THIRTY and THIRTY-FIVE Dollar Suit i ; ‘ late his visit to the West, Col. Theodore | * of-the-Sun, fs coming. Like Tt is possible during this sale to secure latest Roosevelt returned today to his perennial circus, the style pianos, practically as good as new, the kind that at Oyster Bay, Asked as to|* Eclipse-of-the-Sun is always fetail the rid over for $250, for as little as $136. threatened congressional in expected around once a year. mk of t$ a tainable ¢ vestigation of the Panama canal at st. Sometimes, though ¢ Coast are to be found here now for $17! ty. don't the C be found I for $178 bility | f ol “If I didn't take the Isthmus and|® This time will be one of the All other instruments, even some of the grand old make the canal possible,” he said,|* times you do. Chickerings and Kimballs, go at corresponding reduc with an underthrust of the jaw,|* The sun will enter the tions. And mind you, these are elegant, brand new “who did?” # eclipse (Seattle time) at 2:54 i 1 4 a lot of cheap os Col. Roosevelt declares he will|/% in the afternoon of April 28 _—° egulas lines, not a | f cheap pianos stay quietly at home for awhile|® It will emerge or escape or fushed in the purpose of making a cheap sale? It now, and occupy his time in .writ-|#% quit the eclipse at 4:29 o'clock May surprise many just how this can be done, but come ing. * Wait for the eclipse! fh and let us tell you about it. Put us to the test; we « have always made good and we shall make good now. AFTER JAPS ee ee eee el All we ask is a chance to show you how it is pos- (ie Galina ‘rete (onsad’ Wine) HAD GLASSES ON Bible, under the Eilers system of many sales and small SAN FRANCISCO, April 17.—| pespite the popuar {mpression Pw be ay stasote agp Heise Profits, to re good pianos at almost factory cost. nlows the — jon of Jape-| that to strike a man wearing ore. limes, fitted in as permanent @ SSPE EEE EEE EEE EH BEE glasses and breaking the lenses, oud Crumty GK Aparna And remember also, that all cash is not necessary ntry a war, the extent of which), penitentiary offense, Attorney > Sig ed frame, with si ned " pring tempered riding cannot be estimated or deseribed.”|Gharles M. Baxter, who says he op =while these prices are really figured on a cannot be estimat Charles 3 xter , he || bow temples and beveled end L - Following this de was struck by T. G, Dennis, mana yi P ou are at liberty to take advantage of the Eile / hon nha Revie sf ig! Tha = Tite || Pidges. Any size lens and any J) mT x ° Saey Poyinent Plan : Started here today to support he |e" on October 19, 1910, tx willing| | PMPCT., This same spectacle hax These are the NEW CREATIONS in Gray Co., on October been sold for as high as $8.00 in I csa'y ities 10 eweriost Gia enle.&t youwe. num saemnan to eal nanare for B208 damages ooteal wiones of Seace, On LH and Brown shades, and will not last long at ar by a lucky purchas thinking of ever owning a piano. aap hele Bs Sah Ba Ap dine Bob de y gross direct from the manufac M : Mopar as coUror ne Rilbe: aco we .soehleg: to tuaks this price. . We also have a large assortment of used and ex- * CORDOVA, Alaska, April * A t t " eo ; ‘ | 7.—Easter| bonnets and & utomatl this remarkable price, Remem: changed pianos, playable instruments priced $98, $112, : eo woe ed hae) agen Xs Cc ber, but 422 persons can be sup Blues and Blacks included. $135, etc ome rat old-fashioned ones only $26, plied. First come, first served $35, etc.; organs $8, $15, $26, $45, etc De aritid fora weak, OO Keen An absolute permanent guaran Alterations made free of charge. D t ia *% tinued throughout the day. * . tee with every pair sold Jon't put off investigating; be among the first to ae se Ed ieee ace be here tomorrow morning. In order to accommodate pe Se Dah ate dh the fin Be ln | ging “LITTLE STORE ®ur patrons who have been unable to secure attention | LteLe wAIOReY desi We have the most modern oot the day, our store will remain open evenings THE EASTER RUSH wonderful and ipto-date ma e intil further notice. chine for keen edging razor IS OVER See ‘It Work in the Window e | . Our machine Js a money-mak remodel your hat on very short able business for yourself, see us. notice, 218 MADISON ST. Successor to . | tic K Edgi Between 2nd and 3rd ik: d F th Avenue D. S. JOHNSTON CO. MODEL MILLINERY | | AU'omatic Teen Edging crcuna Wiese Pike Gert and. anem Avene 4 Third . . 887 People's Bank Bidg. 1013 THIRD AVE. OPEN EVENINGS and University Stores Everywhere u