The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 2, 1911, Page 3

L You vor we = WE HAVE A TRUCE, CM RACH ODDEN ® DEN NEIDER OF US NASS ~ A ATVANTAGE. reo HANDSOME ARB HANDSOMER THAN O8GAR —— WANDSOMER, THAN ADOKP! Dev Quws Me, PARTY SPLIT {5 AVOIDED (By United Press Leased Wire.) WASHINGTON, D. ©. June 2 Leaders of the majority tn the hous: today are actively planning — the fight to put the Underwood tariff bill through at the earliest possible moment That most of the difficulties have been cleared away and that the measure will be passed without de-| lay is the general belief, following the Jong and turbulent caucus of the democrats which ended shortly | after midnight in the unanimous adoption of the Underwood bill ‘The resolution adopted pledged | the support of all democrats in the | house to the Underwood dill as aj from two pounds for 16 cents. revenue measure but specifically |cents for elght pounds. left open the party's advocacy of| Four bunches of onions for free trade in wool to be settled in offer. the future. Yellow wax beans are going at 15 cents Although the final vote was'they went two pounds for 35 cents. unanimous, even that was a com Hothouse tomatoes, Just reaching the market. promise. Congressman Rucker of |30 cents the pound. That's pretty bikh. Colorado, Ashbrook, Francis and Fish specials are offered Halibut, two pounds Sharp of Ohio, and Gray of Indiana salmon, 10 cents the pound; crabs, three for 25 cents were excused from the pledge to |three pounds for 25 cents support the measure. New pineapples also appeared on the market, Champ Clark, speaker of the/ 20 and 26 cents apiece. house, strongly urged the com siiaperinniiiinn faces the various depart venting a party split. Bryan follow ers presented amendments provid ing for free raw wool, These amendments made necessary cf | Seipig pect malabeaont Seattle will have no efficteney |service commission. A partial re ‘nem in the immediate future. |port on the probe of the commis mes. B R $ CAS Such was the conclusion reached | gion probably will be made Mon jby the department efficiency com-| day. Mrs. Henrietta Berry, deposed | mittee. city jail matron, will be heard be-| Some of the councilmen appeared fore the civil service commission | afraid that too close investigation Tuesday night. of some departments might cause This case has been pending sev-jeruption and discord eral weeks owing to illness of wit-) Representatives of nesses. Depositions will be used and labor organizations were |lack of knowledge or with failure | if they are not able to appear in| present to confer with the council |to exercise sufficient care in di person Tuesday night. committee. Geo. N. Welty, repre-jasnosing diseases of the mo Mrs. Berry was discharged follow-/ senting the Electrical Workers’! Dr. Roy Robinson of Low An ing the expose of the “nude” parade (union, declared that at least elght|started a lively discussion # fecident. It is the general belief men in the city Hght department jstate dental society around the city hail that she was jare recetving bigh salaries with-|many children had fired for giving information to Coun-|out giving the city good service|grave beenuse the ciiman Wardall and others about|in return and that his organization|not taken proper medical pre Jailer Corbett’s brutal treatment of|could furnish the committee infor-|caution to prevent poisonous ab the Indian girl, Lizzie Daniels. mation showing where $50,000 can sorption from mouth diseases. 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 and carry it with you when you buy your weekly supplies Cherries have come down from 40 cents to jIt's all because the warm weather has be jsupply is 1 than amy Fresh asparagus is offered at many stalls at 10 conts the pound Cucumbers, big, fine and rich, are going on the call of 10 cents each California honey is a favorite at 15 cents the comb. Within a week strawberries have dropped from 20 to 16 cefts| the basket, ©The supply is good and the quality standard Just appearing on the market, gooseberries are bringing 10 cents basket. ents a pound. a the 20 and 1 tened ripening le. the Old spuds, seared wre bringing 25 5 cents is an attractive week end are rated at 20 and for 15 cents halibut cheeks, and are bringing }be saved pearly in the light de Mor The committee will proceed to | DIE NEEDLESSLY | TACOMA, June 2.—Charging the gone to physician had We Have Specials Every Day AT THE “Sanitar PUBLIC MARKET Purity and Cleanliness Our Motto FIRST AVE. NEAR PIKE FREE DELIVERY Kendig’s Genuine Home-Made, Hikh-Class Cakes, Pies, Bread. Fruit and Nut Treads BOOTH 136 SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY Map A Bread Cakes Pies Lady Baltimore t-Layer Cakes, Oe. Florodora Cr Oe, Marshmailow, Bde. Reliance Brand Fitted Cherry Pies, price the. BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE | "°° eins none TTER— EGOS Fruits, Nuts, Etc. English Muffins, Crumpets WwW. W. CRENSHAW 1617 FIRST AVE. SMITH’S MELTON MOWBRAY STYLE PORK PIES TRY THEM STALL 19 Lower Floor SPECIAL WEDNESDAY AND @ATURDAY. FIONIC SHASON 18 ILEIE old Meats, Pickles, Olt Helist y Other Things You Will Want for That 1 a" LOWER FLOOR Delicatessen 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 ed means dollars saved. SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY ONLY 5c Uneeda Biscuit—2 Packages 7c With Any Other Purchase, Extra Fine Creamery Butter, 90¢ Ib.; 2 Ibs. 60¢ Gunpowder Tea evar 40c Coffee, BBE Ib.; 3 Ibs. . New spuds ate selling at three pounds for 10 cents, a reduction of |" whereas a few days 9€0 | mproanie commercial | medial practitioners with either «| He deciared | the | Eats = You ARB SUCH A MANLY FELLOW BAN IF YOUR HAIR 1S CURLY AND YOUR BYES ARE BLUES SHE its race! ths t Italy, June 2 n arre of 1 forn acquaintance was em avert the follow within Their cor: | respondence wagin turn hot, tepid | and cold Once though scouting the idea United Press Leased Wire.) | Diax today 1@ mobili govern Caruso, who ta being sued for $50,/in the dynamiting that exploded a they became | WANT ONLY YOU. | MOBILIZE TROOPS ' | MANAGUA, Nie, June by in Nicaragua, President Adolfo MILAN Copies of| ment troops. A e of Liberals letters exchanged between FE teo | have b sted for complicity 000 heart balm, and Pauline Carettl, | magazine Fort La Loma and he loyed Kx Spangenberg whe ro 1100 Ist Av., Cor. Spring Guns, Revolvers Grinds MAKES Phone: she wrote Dearest, 1 |dreamed you were by me. Ob, if It] | had only maul introduced | ds ax his fancee My Bohemian bring us to d time to re} t good friends ain af of you and am disposed od an you have suf « your employment ried to get bac wa Everything KEYS M 5918 The tenor lif gethe fect, 1 sha is not I have and want always eanan fered by I ters, Replying want you—only you. Give up your lette —AT THE— ANGELES CAFE Latest Moving Pictures New Every Day yaee. REGULAR DINNER including coffee, tea, milk, beer or wine 25c Vocal and Instrumental Muste Afternoons and Evenings. Why Cook at Home? bh said 1 shall never LET US TAKE CARE OF YOUR EYES Huteson Optical Co. Saturday’s Bi SMACK! SMACK! Good Bya, fowin DeAR{ TALKS ON TEETH" By the REGAL DENTISTS Missing Teeth Restored Our great specialty ts the ing of missing teeth by Our M a method whereby we can pu ing teeth back in the out the use 07 plate by this method, w three or more jaw, no matte We are able e & patient z left in either whether sound © decayed, to restore those which are | and to make them practically nd beautiful It is work y highest de mm the part lost ax strong as the that calls gree of mechan! of th the men dreaded. simplest 5 called plicated to do to the most com same high upot these careful and experienced operators | the work, Those are at all are here to do who come here amining doctor goes through diagnosis unti] the pleted by the operator nothing mystifying about Our| Method—nothing that we claim for it but will appeal to your common # A written guarantee with work REGAL DENTAL OFFICES There is at once all | 1405 Third Av., N. W. Cor. Union St Star “Want” Ads Are Business Bringers Special 18 Tons Sugar to Be Sold Absolutely the Best SUGAR ON SALE AT STALLS 124 and 127. 7 HORLUCK & SANNES She Up and Downstairs 4 STALLS 129-130-319 | W. C. PATON—Stall 16 Dill Pickles, dozen 106 Home-Made Potato iat} BIG FLOUR SPECIAL be All Kinds of Flour Maple Leaf, 50-1b, sack Peacoc 50-1b, sack Centennial Best, 50-1b. sk . $1.30 Holly Flour, 50-1b. sack .. $1.30 Hammond's Best, 50-1b sk. $1.35 Hammond's Special, 50-1b. sack | Best Butter, 2 Ibs, for Ranch Exes, 2 dozen for Roquefort Cheese, Ib. Free Buttermilk to Customers | $1.25 New Potatoes (limit 10c) 10¢ Hawaiian Pineapples, each 20¢ to 3B5¢ 10¢ FREE DELIVERY 5e | STALL 104 — Grocery up from the | Lowest Prices 4 Ibe. tbs. each doz Rhubarb, 6 Cucumbers. Sweet » Strawhe Wholesale and Retail | STALLS 302-303—Fifth and Pin Hs tes Terry STALLS 17-18—Downstairs | _ PTR DEMAS—KTALI 102 CHEESE—BUTTER—EGGS Fresh Churfed Butter, Ib. ..30¢ STALL 19—BASEMENT Specials Saturday LARGE FRESH SHIPMENT OF PORK AND VEAL | Pork Roast hice Veal Roast Sirk Fenimore Cakes, iread and Tan 1A tibet Roast of Veal, Ib. 15¢ to 186 t of Pork, Ib. Pot Roasts, tb. Steak, Ib. A. A. HINTZ @STALLS 11-12 M. A. HANSEN CO. STALL 20 eme Blend Ib Ib, ; 15¢ to 18¢ All Other Choicest Meats Propor. tionately Low Priced BIGGEST MEAT STALL IN MARKET he 0c Coffee .. 336 Cut Chaffle Hanco Blend § 5 10¢ Coffee, Ib. Ven) Roast, Ib. Pork Roast, Ib. Fresh Dressed Chicken, Ib. os \Wright & Gray Plenic Hatns, Ib. Wee lh -2-3- r OTTO rang Ri STALLS 1-2-3-4 STALLS 12! s¢ and All Kinds of Candies SEALE sgt sbUrren STOKE Stall 105 Lowest. Pr RPALL 2 STALL ee Pioneer Mill STALL 204 10 18 A90-s40 STATES sanaie BIG SALE ON HIGH-GRADE AD SPECIAL FPREK NAVEL ORANGES A hi ne ACME FRUIT AND PRODUCE CO. STALLS 325-326 BROWNE Stall 117 19 lbs Granulated Sugar WITH OTHER PURCHASES ie | Good Bolling Beef Cleanest and Most Up-to-date Market on the Pacific Coast. ee) | EXTRA SPECIAL Choice Pot Roast, Ib Veal Roast, Ib. . Swift's Bacon, lean, Ib. Breast Veal, 1b 12'2¢ Armourdale Meat Co. STALLS 7AND8 Shad, each see OO Red pper, 4 Tbs. oes Lake Sugerior Whitefish, Ib. 256 CHICAGO OYSTER & FISH CO. Stall 28, Wisconsin Cream Brick Che Ib 7 Ibs. Broken Head Rice Sliced Hawsilan Pineapple, 2 Best Creamery Butter, Ib be |Mrs. Westlow's famous Dill Pickles STALLS 201.202 ‘ancy Eastern Bacon Lard Compound 20¢ he ve CARRICK & MYERS STALLS 13-14 “sratisaa 25-26 tern Hams, Ib. alt Pork, Ib per Ib, pring Lamb r Boiling Beef, 1b. Se STALLS 9-10 cap Dibblers for th Lat mouth with-| of work that we are} class, | | times in| expert hands, from the time the ex-| his} work {x o@m-| WordswickK Co Music HOW TRUE ID 18S, ADOLF, JEALOUSY 133 DER Dor Dally a4 v-POUR CH eTKr GREEN-EYED MON3TER DOT G&TS IDS OWN GOAT. 2037-2009 SECOND A ‘/iNUE | Mary had an aero plane | With wings as | ap, Winite #8 snow They're picking up the pieces | Because it wouldn't go, motor car whizzing | | The | goes | _ by The aeroplane | floats through the sky; But the man who | watke, his cares | are few— He gets where he is going to, Diagonetly Across From Moore The Everything Slaughtered CLOSING OUT ALL LINES BUT MILLINERY 40c Stockings for 10 c a Pair * 45¢ Stockings for 1214c a Pair HANDKERCHIEFS 50c Lace Edge for 15c 35c Kind Kind for 10c 11c 5c for AT THE OLD PIKE PLACE ARE CHEAPER; FRESHER, TOO lic Seales in Market Office Delivery 10 Cent Suburbs 20 Cents. Delivery Extended to Green La Fremont and University Districts. Manning's Coffee [awxbToTe weet] Manning’s Coffee. Store ng PIKE PLACE. BUTTER CAME DOWN Hermann’s Beet, 2 Ibs. for 65e; 2 tbe for eee Best Minnesota, ib. STALL 22 HERMANN’S Best Danish Creamery, 30¢; 2 for.38e Strong New York Cream Cheese, ib. 200 DOWNSTAIRS Hood's Home-made Candy and Ice Cream are made of the best materials obtainable. 25¢ a Ib., equal to the 50c, Saturday's specials, Chocolates, hand-rolled, or our famous Princess Ché@colates, 30c, 40c and 50c, are 60c and 80c kind elsewhere. 1509 Pike Place Branches: 1422 Second Av. and 1929 Third Av. THE CHARLES MENNE GROCERY CO. STALLS 67-68 LOWER FLOOR ST. GERMAIN Stands For Quality Have You Tried Our French: ’ *Pastries ? Highland Jersey Butter W. F. BROWN—Stand 75—Downstairs MOUNT VERNON BUTTER STORE 1821 PIKE best Mount Vidhon Je Rastern Butter, 1 t Sound Ranch Bees, 2 dozen Butter Clams, quart .20c Shad Roe, Ib. .....20c STALL 35 Hams, special, lb . . .16c Bacon, special, Ib. . .20c CIRCLE (W) LAMB MARKET Stall 116 Hattbut, 4 tbe Fresh Chinook Saimon, Ib Fisherman’s Fish Market STALLS 36-37—Lower Floor PLACE—MAIN FLOOR ter, Ib. Fancy Vea Substitute for We Homeg Rendered Ite Cor Se to 12%e STALLS 25-59 LOWER FLOOR 15e to 18e Lard Washington ry Butter, 3 Ibe. oxen... 24e 0 the F800 1D. 3 tbe Be ‘doaen Be