The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 19, 1911, Page 3

4 THE STAR—FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1911. ) Adolf Should | Be a Japanese Idol, But He Should Not Sneeze Words by Schaefer Music by Condo Nee d mo in 2g “~ ANYWAY THIS 18 FINE IDOL, THANKS To Fine [- AMERICAN PEOPLE. NOW THINK URN HIM INCRNS& To WORT HIM MUCHLY, 4 Deere You" Look FIN. MEMBER, ADOLF, OU WAST NOW DER QReay GoD HOOCH! HASH NO MATYER VOT HAPPENS, Doh D MOFE, DON'D’ MAKE 4 NOISE. “HOR RAN Adour? 1 Wap ah. EST SCHEME Yer. 1 ViLw ees GUEESE YOU/AS A CHAPAN@SE IDOL >) er UND PReSeNT YOU To DER MIKE- -ADoo. HE VILL PUT YOU ON A SHELF IN HISS a bie ROOM UND YOU CAN. OFFRHEAR ALL Nee eee w eve HISS WAR BLANS, — es pro- ae — Huber ound rie v8, jorado, y a tinh POEM Then said with @ emile ‘Just gim me a tleket to Gitz ington alate Idaho, “KNOCKS RECALL WASHINGTON Taft Deftly Dons a Progressive Skin in Fight for Delegates; Cabinet Changes Part of Scheme : Btimson’s Appointment Intended to Make Country Think Col. T. R. house yesterd . A 1 . y soca ly - 7 and Endorses President, But Predicted Announcement Wi!l Soon Kill New Mexte it, Says Gardner. proval renc BY GILSON GARDNER. gateative WASHINGTON, D. C. May 19.—Politics is the explanation of Pres- | ®* i ie 4 ‘ Ment Taft's appointment of Henry ‘ son to succeed Secretary e « ds for $ and rd at of War Jacob Met Dicktnsor Man Tries Suicide ‘ Lele Ebest dies 2 It is tice which d LOUIS, May With the Cit i 04 bi selling at 20 and 25 cents a doze and the ¢ Walter L. F t r ri ’ t}* a Tt is a 2 ‘ suf ‘ ' sank HE'S “BROTHER” TO ALL But t 1 was well, the devil a saint he § trat ave been re re—"The ; ne at f er basket gf man wh The adm f . ¢ ports, it is in a very bad way wed as a ce cation of Aldrich-tariffitis, ( pat licated with actionosis, and t n of Wallstreet itis, An applicati tvism to The effect. so f. P but ent ded as ted to create a rt of Roosevelt, NEW BILLS ON TODAY AT ext reTURE inte ns nal Theatr The Market Basket On this page every Friday Star readers will find the choicest bargains in things to eat. It will pay you to clip this page out arry it with you when you buy your weekly supplies vernme and grip Stimson’s appoint of New York, and also | that Taft is to have the sup Stimson. The appointment does not Roosevelt has declared for the & progressive candidate for th soon publish an article which will President Taft did nothing to b mer governor—now associate spoken or written word to t The appointment of St Exhibit Theatre who is responsible AT THE OLD PIKE PLACE Lic MAR TI BLIC oft Warr HERE FOODS AKE a Indicate DUCE FRESHER, Public Seales in Market Office Delivery 10 Cents; Suburbs 20 Cents. Delivery Extended to Green Lake, Fremont and University Districts. Best Gold Crowns 83.00 to $4.00 Best Bridgework $3.00 to $4.00 \'°' Best Amaigam Filling 50¢ to The Best Silver Filling 50e Full Plates $4.00 to Best Set of Teeth in the Worid $10.00 Too fice holders all over the count “progressive,” and to identify it gates in 1912 From TIilinois, Colorado, California and other state of overtures made by the federal crowd, offering to the local progressives, with assurances that except William Howard Taft. Progressives in Wash ing m have have been wyh a m > Fifth Westlake Public Market = FOUR BIG SPECIALS SATURDAY Absolutely Fresh From Farm farmers’ Section, Spinach, 8 Ibs., 1OC fifth Avene Side ALBANY onss| Sugar, 19 lbs. for $1 “*Gyposie thet 1 wecooe. fF 10 Ibs. Kettle Rendered Lard, . $1.10 | 50 Ibs. Westlake Special Flour, $1.25 5 lbs. Kettle Rendered Lard 55c 25 lbs. Westlake Special Flour. . 65c On Sale Stalls 127, 15 and Main Balcony. Pe ree leader of the original |!" thoroug PAINE RSS ct, who hopes it will con sinene “RIVAL PROPHETS Woe tinue d ZION CITY Ils, May 19-—Rival |" * prophets are engaged in a prayer WASHINGTON—Rumors at Bb sand contest in Zion City, one to bring navy dep arto rain that gardens may be aided and | Meyer is to b the other to ward off the rain, in| lin The only order that worldly goods of his peo ple may not be damaged. ] The contestants are Wilbur Glenn Voliva, who wants rain, and | ber “Al PAINLESS ‘ALBAN\ DENTISTS er office than cabinet mem We Have Specials Every Day AT THE STALLS 302 AND 303 “Sanitary” | PUBLIC MARKET| re a HINTZ STALL 19. “BASEMENT 15¢ and 20¢ Jood Iowa Butter, Ib, 2he STALL 200 STALLS 11 AND 18 Purity and Cleanliness Our Motto ewe cheer Matchen, 3 ox hie FIRST AVE. FREE Bi Supreme blena soc Cotte ioe NEAR PIKE DELIVERY 1819 PIKE PLACE. HORLUCK & SANNES | "e*' EXTRA’ SPECIAL BUTTER CAME DOWN STALE 129, 130, 910 : a“ t a9 se #trong ¥ 4 Downstairs ‘Armourdale Meat €o,.: Stalls 7 and 8 HERMANN’S HOOD'S HOME-MADE CANDY AND ICE CREAM PECIALS FOR SATURDAY lates, hand-rolled 25e¢ HOOD'S—HOME OF THE FAMOUS PRINCESS CHOCOLATES 1509 Pike Place Branch, 1329 Third, Opp. P. O. STALL tt DOWNSTAIRS onocrny 4 1 x " Ihe STALL 185 Che STALL 1 SEATTLE TEA AND COFFEE CO. STALL 217 99 THE CHARLES MENNE GROCERY CO. STALLS 67-68 LOWER FLOOR ST. GERMAIN A WORD TO GERMANS You Can Depend on Our Bread and Pastries—They Are Always Fresh TRY OUR GOLDEN POTLATCH AT THE ST. GERMAIN HIGHLAND JERSEY BUTTER, lb. Best Grade STALE 17 AND 18 YeTER & FISH CO. TALL te Sire Rit Cote EANT see 60c Black ‘Tea 30¢ ‘ ras M. A. HANSEN CO. ror the STALL 20 ..30¢ Rest in Butter, Eggs and STALLS 201-202 of Renovated Butter at, Ib. Cheese - 20¢ Home-made Link Sausage, Ib. 10¢ 1c and ie People’s Butter Store Basterr 20¢ inife bev ts CARRICK & MYERS STALLS 13-14 OTTO PARTHIER BTALIS 5 AND 6 TRY US WwW. F. BROWN STAND 75 DOWNSTAIRS Bread Cakes et, por te Bacon, Ib. Special Vienna Blend Coffee Teas Stall 201 Public Market Lower Floor 93,90 BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE J &*sshench fica did Fruits, Nuts, Etc. English Muffins, Crumpets Special 50c Mame. STALES 8 AND io FISH Tae} "4 ths Important Notice Stalls 1 and Navel Oranges, dozen .....20¢ | Fresh Strawberries, Lowest Prices, Bananas, dozen .. oun MoTTO— BETTEn GooDs POR Less MONEY 2 and 3 and 4 are | Hain be! STALES ¢2-9 20¢ ACME FRUIT CO STALLS 325-326 SMITH’S MELTON MOWBRAY STYLE PORK PIES TRY THEM STALL 19 Lower Floor SPECIAL WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. ht & Gray. We can therefore sell you money st meats han Rhubarb, Ib Quart boxes Strawberries Stalls 310-312-313 Re Seedling 20¢ Clark PICNIC SEASON If HERE The thrifty housewife who reads the Market ads, fears not the high cost of living. A few minutes spent in look- ing over the list of bar- gains offered means dollars saved. PACIFIC_CREAMERY CO. SPECIALS ont FOR SATURDAY ONLY 10 Pounds 8UGAR . abo Kren 1507 FIRST AV Near Pike 8 50¢ ned Butter, 2 ibe Creamery iutier, # its ie Col 48 ibe 400 Apideriew Tea, Ib. SATURDAY SPECIAL Roast Pork, 1b. he! Ven! Htoast, 1b. FINE VEGETABLES Everything Special, STALL 324 Wight & Gray. [soe om STALLS 1-2-3-4 Odors Dust or Germs. Stes Just Best CARNATION BUTTER STORE |" jh | BROWNE—STALL 117 STALLS 111-318 | Milk for Carnation Jersey Butter Fresh Eastern Butter, 2 Ib: Soft Limburge 1b. Fresh Ranch I n Be Cleanest and M on Pacific Everything Under ass, Whole or Half Ham, Ib, 16¢ ..20¢ LAMB Bacon, per Ib CIRCLE (W) MARKET Stall 116 AROMATIC corret is ——— STALLS 25-59 LOWER FLOOR Fisherman’s Fish Market STALLS 36-37 Lower Floor SPECIAL the | Laree Ma. be. tbe Fre ad ON FISH €O.—STALLS G4 AND 63