The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 8, 1911, Page 6

PIPER TOWELS I Pree eeeeeeeey Pip church, when Rev. SUHOOLS? BEWARE! ‘The schoo! board is going to be real modern this next year, ‘@ccording to plans announced LOSS TO Der ART ATMOS PHER WHOLE VORLT, 18 DER SQAMe AS NEFER WA All the school EM) pes @ schools are going to be tried out with vacuum clean. TO Tey YO Racopar systems, and paper towels will be used instead of the reg- wlar roller kind, Both new Ideas will be a saving, the eehoo! board hopes. The children are ning grand spl rec and it is darkly ID. ammunition. wa eeeeeeeeeee JEACHER SWEEPS THE STREET TOLA, Kas, Sept. &—The . Hood Line went out to with the stree' to He bas donned overalls cap, and is sweeping m av, the principal in the downtown dis #| , with a broom. He's close: # | followed by a guard. */| teeaaeeeneaee eeeeeeeee ae, _ Scores Hanford (From The Vancouver World, Saturday, Sept. 2.) Something of a sensation was caused at the Christian En- vor convention yesterday morning at the First Baptist W. H. G. Temple of Seattle attacked the _ tecord of Federal Judge Hanford of Seattle, whose injunction during the recent street railway trouble in that city has been cause of much dissatisfaction by many of the citizens Tn his address on “Two Nations-—One Responsibility,” Dr Temple said that one of the most important things lacking to- © day was public conscience. Continuing, Mr. Temple said “Judge Hanford has been drunk on the street, on the bench | and in private life, say those who declare they know. I have inever seen him so myself, but have heard it from many. Such man should not be allowed in public life. He should be im- but you know it takes congress to do that.” ——_ Saeed BLUFFS, lowa, When little Miss Thomas, the #—The sun was fairly two-day old daughter of Dr. and Mra, J. T. Thomas, grows up to be a young lady she will find considerable interest in looking over the Providence hospital, now our very neweSt institu. tion. The reason is that Baby Thomas was the first youngster to be ushered into this vale since the opening of the hospi tal. The event occurred early yes den for more than one hour Fat Council Bluffs by a huge swarm of grasshoppers which grasshoppers are sup to have come from liseouri River fats, hay is now being cut of them settled in the several miles below THE HYATT- FOWELLS SCHOOL ANNOVNCES ITS REMOVAL TO LARGER & BETTER QVARTERS IN THE SAVINGS BVILDING CORNER FOVRTH AND PINE § ' BOOKKEEPING SHORTHAND BVSINESS TRAINING Ast wass YELLING: You YesrerDay, AD YESTERDAY, ADOLF, DOT STOLEN “MONA LISA’ PICTURE UNTIL 1D ISS FOUND !D ID 1s$ NOD iss A & oF DER CIFILIZ ATION. FING BEEN har D ID ISS BrERYPoODY's DOOTY REVART To Be Td 1D }S3 DAR Serrice YO Be Dons To SE oe pagay Bia BL idamienatvor od SO MUCH DER I HOPE VON OF VS VILL eR CHANCE, (hla ws 1911, I DON'D UKE To Ba Too ABOUDT ID, OSGAR, Bur SomePODY HAS LEFT A PACKETCH ABOUDT DER Size UND SHAPE OF DER STOLEN PAINTING ae DISS SEAT AHEAD SURE HER 3. ~~ Words by Sch Music by Cond I See! Der Tier PROBABLY ABANDONED Dp ach, CAN DER “MONA Lina’§ ID Be NO, YOU PRYING BUSYBODIES, IT'S MY CHECKER- (TS TAFT SURE | DENVER, Sept. &—James Wil |son, secretary of agriculture, dedi cated the Stanley dam near Den jver, the largest private irriga tion enterprise in the world, and also the largest, public or private, in close proximity to a large clty Prior to leaving the elty Wilson voiced his opjnion on the political situation as regards presidential possibilities, After stating that one purpose of his Western trip was to discover, if possible, how the West would Une up, Wilson sald “I think that President Taft un- doubtedly will be renominated. He ldeserves it. Speaker Champ Clark lapparently t* the strongest candi date for the democratic nomination, | = Woodrow Wilson tx | although Gov also strong.” _.|WERE 1$ WORLD'S HAPPIEST WOMAN INDON, Sept. §.--Mra. Joseph |Chamberiain (nee Endicott) of the United States has confessed to a friend that sho {s woman in the world.” woman whose husband has been for | years @ hopeless invalid, unable to move without assistance, and who} thas for re given up society, de- voting herself to attending to the paralyzed wreck of A great states ma: Her friend asked: “In It because you have done your duty?™ “It is because I happened to meet the one man in the world who mat | tered to me,” was the answer, ‘FILLMORE I can testify that the quality ts ight. All styles $2.50. Look over before you buy McDONALO’S HAT STORE 1023 Third Av. Bet. Madison and Spring. F Everything for the Table At the SANITARY PUBLIC MARKET ‘“‘Where the People Trade” The wise, she is sure that the meat , butter are kept under strictly sanitary caution is taken to insute cleanli Economy dictates that she lute cleanliness and purity are 1 -as at this market. Come tomorrow and see fo REMEMBER—FREE DELIVERY AT ALMO: economical Housekeeper of Seattle buys where and other edibles for the table conditions; where every pre ness and purity y at a public market—abs jowhere so nearly approache r yourself, ST EVERY STALL Cc. R. HOME BAKERY FIRST AVENUE FLOOR SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Oatmeal Cookies, dozen German Coffee Cakes, each . BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE SATURDAY ONLY 4. VANDEVORT. BOB WHITE SOAP, 4 BARS FAIRY SOAP, @ HARS WHEAT FLAKES; REGULAK 106. 14 8 Bananas, fancy, dozen Duchess Apples, per box Tokay and Maiaga Grapes, basket W. W. CRENSHAW TRY THEM STA English Muffins, Crumpets ANITARY MARKET 4 BOXES FOR 5 isi? ‘Winer Ave SMITH'S MELTON MOWBRAY STYLE PORK PIES LL 19 Lower Floor SPECIAL WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY Fresh Hamburger, made from rou Home-Made All-Pork*’Sausage, at MRS. HUGHES—STAL Delicatessen Bread, Cakes, Pies nd steak, at 15¢ per iby and 20¢ per |b., can be had fram L 21, LOWER FLOOR WASHINGTON, Sept. §.—The tion in healthfulneas, according to today population, thousand The figures are based on a comprises 59 per cent of the total Montana Ie second with 166 per thousand; New Engiand ie the least healthful New Hampshire having the hi, and Rhode Cow Ohio 13.7 Island have 17.1, All of the 1900 statistics are unavailable, decreased in oat cates that the death rate hi Tuberculosis claimed the and typhoid was next with 1 The nations! death rate in in 1900 it was 17.6 PASTOR FOUND FOR AST oRW Sept. &—A willing parson hae been found for the Astor-Force nuptials. It le reported today that an Episcopal minister in Connecti. cut has been found who will perform the ceremony, but Col. jor made the statement that Misa Force would not be within the next 72 TRAMPS USE FINE HOU BOSTON, Sept, &—A prominent t, returning from a two cation, 4 that his fine house had been used as a retreat Pine It has a death rate for 1910 of only The rate for the United States as a whole is 15 ees a ‘WILSON. THINKS! Washington Most Healthful State wtate of Washington leads the na- & census statement given out here 10 per thousand of the per froup of states whose population population of the country necticut York 161 and ment indi- vietims, getting 86,309 in 1910, 1890 was 19.8 per thousand, and ed [by & band of tramps, who enjoyed themnelves thoroughly. They made | use of four beds, but did not bother to remove thelr shoes, They left |a note reading: “We thank you for what we got and are sorry you did not leave more. The contents Fr the larder were fine.” Beattie Automobiie school, oe | Broadway. ARIZONA STILL FIGHTS na the provision for the recall of the judiciary, already approved by jthe people congress by President Taft's veto, the republican state central com- summons for a conference to all re- publicans on September 20. At that time all candidates for office will be named, so that the sepirants may get before the people previous to the direct prim: vocal, “shal mittee favors the. recall, —AT THE’ ANGELES CAFE Latest Moving Pictures New Every Day FREE REGULAR DINNER Served from 11 a. m. to & p. m., including coffee, tea, milk, beer WESTLAKE>® Vocal and Instrumental Music Afternoons and Evenings. Why Cook at Home? Pine PUBLIC MARKET, Saturday's Big Specials 5-Ib.;Pails Pure Kettle Rendered Lard—S5c 104b Pails Pure Kettle Rendered Lard. $1.10 The delivery department,°which gives free delivery from every stall, has been enlarged recently, now covering a mucB more extensive trritory in all sections of the city. A new route, West Seattle, has been added, delivery being made there every Monday. Best in every- thing at the lowest meat Lard on sale at bidet fe stall. Danish Aster on Lovie Hansen’ now ty the Wee Malle 129 and Upstairs and Downstairs | sewer. tie 16 for B80 her prices Meturday STALLS s00-308 2 Corn Beef, tb. ¢ Lamb, th, Stew, tb mpound Lard t Pork. 1b. Stalls 11-12 SGome and be’ Ceoviareh ACME FRUIT CO., Stalls 325-326 Be, Ie ine Frievs, per ib Ie to ven spectal attention unset Main 6089, OTTO PARTHIER Cantaloupes, each .. Corn Flakes, 2 for C. A. SWANSON Stall 219 ike | Lor = he Ie } 2 the Compound Lard | Pure Lard, tb Ite | JOE VAN’S MARKET Home Grown Cantale Sweet Grapes, tb STALE 215 ise Oe aye Prime Rib Roast of Beet Cudah Bacon, 1b. Chotee Pot Roast, tb. 4. ¥, MILLER, stall 2 Get the habit of trading with Miler the fat Jolly bateher 16 12M%e head of Cabbage given free with of Corped Reef fe to I the WRIGHT & GRAY Salts 8 and 4 ae | «| EXTRA SPECIAL Choter Roan Chotee Pot Roast, ib Honelens Roast Pork, Ib. Leas of Lamb, i AKMOURDALE MEAT CO., Mintle HAN Veal, 1 | Ite and 1) We cerry Fompiete Hine of alt G P jie Also # ¢ leading pack bulk Teas from 2 SEATTLE TEA & 64 Malt 217 STALLS 22-23 BEST IN GROCER Lowest Prices Free Delivery STALL 352 pecially | burger, Ib, 1 » Chops made Sausage 3 Ibe. and Ham te whe tra fine Kastern Hams, 1b, the STATA att BEST LUNCH IN MARKET STALL 1068 2 ibe Pickling Onions Cora, 4 STALL, 125. Washington ¢ y Mutter, # ibe et lows Cream Fre Ranch Circle“W” Lamb Handled Exclusively at Stall * 16 lying @ crushed mass beneath the front wheels of the heavy vehicle. |One wheel had passed over the head of the boy and créshed bis | skull. ere Aha lehhelehe tet htelelelel FIGURE THIS OUT! /GIVE LIFE FOR A TOY NEW YORK, Sept. 8 goes my pet. Horsie will be ect Msped ttle Alexander Moluar, | years old, of 337 EB. 24th wt., yes | terday, when his tiny toy pony|# Some idea of- where the slipped from his arme and fell into|* large number of flies come * from every summer may be the street in front of a huge five-|% pithered when it ix known ton motor truck that was passing |# that one fly may have 130,606, the child's home. The little fellow | w 940,160,000,000,000,000 descend dashed forward and attempted to | ants during one year rescue “horsie.” \* ‘The next moment the child was|teaeeakehettketketk pint ieee Seeeeeeteeesd Of Course, it’s Best Navy Cream Horse Radish If you could see the way Navy Cream Horse Radish is made; if you could see the v it is bottled, and then if you could see the best of everything that goes into it, then you would realize a statement of one of Seattle's house- wives who said: : “] Prefer Navy Cream Horse Radish to Any 1 Have Ever Tasted” We guarantee every egg that goes into Navy Cream Horse Radish to be absolutely fresh. We guarantee tvery ingredient used in the manufacture of Navy Cream Worse j Radish to be the very best quality that money wet That's the secret of its tremendous sales. All Grocers, 15c muy. AT THE OLD PIKE PLACE BLIc 4 TIEETTHE, SER RES HERE FOODS ARE CHEAPER; FRESHER, TOO Delivery 10 Cents; Suburbs 20 Cents. Delivery Extended to Green Lake, Fremont and University 1519 PIKE PLACE. HERMANN’S B8e 1. 2 Ibe. for Oe LoWEk POON ALWAYS SWEET AND FRESH—YOU NEVER GET A LOAF OF » SOUR BREAD AT ST. GERMAIN’S Six Small Loaves for 25c, or Three Large Loaves. Choice of 16 varieties. We lead on Cakes, Pfes and Pastries. Don't forget your Sunday Lunches, at 409 Pike St. St. Germain’ 1517 Pike Place and 409 Pike St. Hood’s Home-Made Candy and Ice Cream The best and most for your money. Sugar ts Sky-High—Our Prices Remain the Same Saturday Special—Hood Hand-Rolied Chocolates, Ib. 25. HOOD'S—HOME OF THE FAMOUS PRINCESS CHOCOLATES 1509 Pike Place—1422 Second Ave,—1329 Third Ave. MOUNT VERNON BUTTER STORE Mt. Vernon Jersey Bu' Ibs. @5¢. 3 Ibs. .... Fancy Oregon Creamery, 2 Ibs Select. Oregon Eggs, dozen Codfish, Ib. Ib. Silver Salmon, reah Smelts, Fresh Halibut Fresh Haltbu! Preah Black BOSTON F ise ive 10¢ Trout , bucket STAL HM CO., Stalls 64-63. Creamery Butter, Ib. Fresh Eastern Eggs, dozen . Fresh Ranch Hggs, dozen STALL 204 2Se. Best Jersey Butter, 2 Ibs, Green Lake Eggs, dozen Best Cheese, 2 Ibs. STALL 206 Highland Jersey Butter, 2 Ibs. W. F. BROWN—Stand 75-Lower Floor