The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 22, 1911, Page 6

oH Ce THE ST. PRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1911. « BIS MAIN EXPLUDSS: Yes, Adolf Now Knows What.the Bucket Was For FOUR KILLED Po ea Words by Sch 3 Music by Conan ' DOT BUCKET |33 RINSE OFF OUR rUay Mtn COME, I AM TIRED VAITING Yor you. By DER vay, | FOR- Got TO T&L YOU SOME DINGS. AH, r AM TIRSTY! BT VAIT—DERE 188 DOT Buecker — OSGaR SAYS ID SAY, OSGAR, VOT 188 IN DOT BUCKET, NGSTOWN Four persons wer seriously bu today wh an 1Sinch gas main exploded. Teak caused gas to enter a foreign ers boarding house and a lantern ignited the flow, The house was wrecked, BASE RATES 10 PACIFIC. GOAST (My Vaived Leese CHICAGO, Sept Conforming to the rulings of the int tate com merce commission tn the Spokane/ and Reno decisions, the railroads of the United States are reported today to have drafted & new sched wle of transcontinental rates The rates to the Interior Onto, Sept. 2 Killed and * elfic seaport cities while maintain ing, to a large extent, the existing schedules to the interior points (My United Pree Leased Wire) 13 o'clock last Monday morsing he COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. saw & bloyelist riding toward the Modern Woodmen'e sanitarium, The cat ctr apgperylto ents. police are following up this tlue, as with the murder of the six person® inis rider may have been (he player who were brutally slain with an ax W. C. Marshall, who lives pear at the Burnham homestead, Antone the Buraham home, saye that when Donate! ie being held here today for riding his bieyecle on his way home investigation. Burnham, who last Sunday at midnight, he saw a also being held pending an inv prowiler outside the Burnham house @ation, says that Donate! w and turned his bleyele lamp on the gaged to Mrs. Burnham eight y stranger, who appeared to be alight of stature, with a dark moustache ‘A milkman stated today. that at|a soft hat and a dark overcoat Harry Reif Yearns to Pose in Photograph but “Sheriff Bob” Mussed up His Plan And what was more, Reif was on hand, too, When the photograpber got ready to take the picture, Retf insisted on staying in the fore ground, so as to be incladed in the vista, “Get outer that!” Hodge. “Naw, “You're Hodge. What for?” queried Mr. Reif. “Interfering with a county offf waid the sheriff. taken wit later Mr. Harry Reif, the deputy game warden who has had a lot of got into another mix-up with Sher iff Bob Hodge yesterday The sheriff wanted to (take a tograph of the fish hatchery at walmie, to be used in evidence im the case now pending against Reif. With Deputy Prosecutor H. M. Caldwell, the sheriff went out to the hatchery yesterday The two were somewhat sur) prised to find a nice, new sign on cer, the hatchery, which re King| The picture w County Fish Hatchery, Erected Mr, Reif then, an 1910 by H. Reif, Game Warden.” | was liberated. COMMERCIAL CLUB TO FINALLY DECIDE ON MERGER TUESDAY The Seattle Commercial club, After considerable discussion it » failed to arrive at a conclusion) was voted to bold a poll at the whether it would yield to the merg- Commercial club building next Tuce er with the “new” Chamber of Com- day from 9 @ m. to 9 p. m, when or not at the special meeting every member will be expected to venting. Vote on the question. cried Sheriff returned Mr. Reif. pihehed, bout Rett HERE FOODS ARE CHEAPER; FRE Delivery 10 Cents; Suburbs 20 Cents. Delivery Extended to Green Lake, Fremont and University Manning's Coffee Mannin g's Coffee Store PIKE PLACE. Danish Creamery ... he Ib, 2 tbe. for ee Best Minnesota, ib. Guaranteed Eas Bwisn Cheere . STALL 2 HERMANN’ abe) 2 dor Ghe the Or ALWAYS SWEET AND FRESH—YOU NEVER GET A LOAF OF SOUR BREAD AT 8T. GERMAIN'S Six Small Loaves for 25c, or Three Large Loaves, Choice of 15 varieties. We lead on Cakes, Pies 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 Saturday Special—Hood Hand-Rolled Chocolates, lb, ., After Dinner Mints, Ib, ... HOOD’S—HOME OF THE FAMOUS 1609 Pike Piace—1422 Second Ave.—1329 Third Ave. 1b¢ TES Mount Vernon Jersey Butter Fancy Oregon Creamery, 2 ibs Primont Cheese, 7 ibs. MOUNT VERNON 2 ibe. Oe; % Ibe Oe Be BUTTER STORE English Boaters Freeh iga}ibut, 2 tie Fr man Carp . fmelts, 2 Ibe. BOSTON FISH CO, Btalle 64-06, Baltimore Oysters, solid measure, quart ‘ihe roe Points, dow Be STALL % Creamery Butter, Ib. n Eggs 28¢; 2 doz. Eggs, doz. .. 204 Best Jersey Butter, 2 Iba. O5¢ Green Lake Eggs . - £0¢ Best Cheese, 2 Ibs. B5e STALL 206 25¢ ‘ Gl Fresh Ranch 40¢ STALL Highland Jersey Butter, 2 Ibs. . -W. F. BROWN—Stand 75—Lower Floor PLease ¢ sald Sheriff HURRY UND DRESS — CONTAINS T via TS haa WU. r This voting will determine, say the Commercial club officers, wheth er the club will continue as an in dependent organtzation or all be whether It te proposed by the new tation to gain 2B member |6,000.° Bach member shall pay $20 @ year dues and the $100,000 thus gained will be epent for a publicity campaign, it ts sald. The chief objection of the Com mercial club to the reorganization i that the new body will be con trolled and governed by a board of directors, whereas the Commercial lelub ts now governed by the entire | vote of the membership, a demo- |eratic principle that @ majority of the Commercial club members seem loath to relinquish. BIGGEST SALMON PACK IN HISTORY That the season of 1911 for the ck of canned salmon will be the abner one in history in the North Pacific territory, including Alaska, | Puget Sound and the Columbia riv-| er, in the general opinion among talmon packers. » The Alaska pack wil! reach 2,800 1000 cases Will be worth about $12,000,000, This will exceed | | Year's pack by nearly a half million cases. It ts estimated that the total pack on the fie coast wil ap. | proximate a While the been big rf than atany other time, the en re production has been practically wold, already 'Nordica’s Hubby | Denies Fraud (thy United Pree Lessed Wire) NEW YORK, Sept. 22.--George |W. Young, millionstre banker and husband of Madame Nordica, fa- Mous opera singer, today strenuous ly denies the charge of fraud | brought against him fa the supreme court here by Dr, Emanuel Baruch. | The physl alleges thas Young | took charge of his financial affatre in 1904, since ther thousands of Robert Lair who will be the next prime minist argument which defeated reci 0 annex Canada new (Ry Catted Press Leaved Wire) t | OTTAWA, Ont, Sept. 22.-—Tene bas tolsmanaged clow ots fighte he . dlare of the’ physt-{ rm 0% 8 Sheer fe vy the op position of Canadian parliament, clan's money, his report to Baruch showing & loss, while the doctor be-|but always active in the interests Neves that Young made a consider-jof his Conservative party, Robert jable sum of money out of invest) Laird Borden, although bimeelf re- | ments, |ported defeated, has earned his WASHINGTON, Sept. 32.—Con. |T8Bt to be leader of the govern re ae Sash. 08 the con geo plodded on beedieas of ‘criti | rucsion of the five great dread.| ‘ity which was-heaped ou bim, but Justified now by the overwhelming | victory he has gaindd. Sir Wilfrid Laurter's tribute to |bis conqueror sums wp Borden's jcharacter | “He ts aiways a gentieman, Borden is « native of Nova Scotia Did you ever stop to figur make in your monthly Dills if yo Table” at the ma Prices a chant is a specialist a carries find butter stalls, melt stalls, f stalls, etc., ete of merchant MJ prices are very lo CENT. WHITE RIVER BU 25 POUNDS F' M. K. VEGETABLE CO. We have opened a new stall on the First gtock of Vegetables. J. VANDEVONT, 11 Jello Coven, Meadow BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE bulk 7 brook Mille MELTON MOWB' English Muffins, Crumpets What Ie bettor for Su Borden, victorious leader of the BUY AT THE Sanitary Public Market “WHERE THE PEOPLE TRADE” STALL 19 — SPECIAL WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY jay breakfast, than be FRESH VATER, 2 "THE MAN OF THE HOUR osition in Canada, er, and. a plotorial view of hie prin- procity—that Uncte Sam would ha policy had been adopted. and by profession a lawyer. He was first elected to the house of com mons in 1896 and became leader of the opposition in 1901, For the past year there has been talk of his retirement, Premier McBride British Colambia being offered the leadership, but declining twice, Al though Borden {s an Episcopal, be has always had the backing of the R tholic vote in the extreme jeast of Canada, and has been em} |nently fair on all questions of re- ; Higion COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept. 22 Deferring to the sentiment of the colored people of Ohio for the sa he Jovernor Harmon granted a re prieve to Chas. Justice. @ negro murderer, who was condemned to die today, The sentence will be ex- ecuted on October 6. e out the difference it would ou bought “Everything for the re always low where the mer only one line*of goods—you'll ish stalls, vegetable and fruit specializes and therefore his Ss L 9-14, Lower Floor ine Floor, where you will find a first-class Y. S. Vegetable Co., Stall 133 4 Sanitary Market, 8 for te 2He Ib, 2 for 166 RAY STYLE PORK Tower’ Fidor Hed mackere! Mra. Hugh large, tbe Btall 21, Lower #1, fat of} 4 character of Emancipation day, | L FORGOT TO TELL You | Jumps into Bay to Rescue Hat (By Cnlted Preve teased Wire) | BAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 22 | Captain W. A. Simmington, traffic | |manager of the Dupont Powder company, i# recovering today from the effects of hix leap into the bay | from the deck of a ferry boat to resone @ hat, which he had won on & baseball wager Simmington’s hat blew off while crossing the bay, and, in his fr effort to clutch it, he bounded over ¢ rail, He was rescued fost in k of time and restored to nusneas On the The bat was won asa result of & bet on the pennant winner of th American league. the hat tightly clutched in his band | there when rescued TREASURE RECOVERE Word was received in Beattie today that the $150,000 that was in the strong box of the 8. 8. Ramona when that vessel sank off Spanish Island 10 days ago has been recovered. jivers, who were rushed north to make the search for the gold, came up with the precious box yes- terday. The gold was placed on board the steamship Humboldt and will arrive in Béattie tomorrow. With devilish ingenulty the West- ern Union of Chicago bas provided ite messenger boys with pocketiess uniforms. Now they bave no place to keep “Dare-Devil Dave” or the makin's, ! Ee 5 delivery limits HORLUCK @ ANDRESEN Stalin 120-190-491-182-919 Up and Down Stairs chien, dow Made Butter, 1. Made Butter We the * Be Ie pint; the quart per quart 100 > Eiberta Peaches, crate Tokay Grapes LUCKY STRIKE FRUIT MARKET Stalls 302-203 fe 19K and Lhe Of Beet Ie 1. 106 Tompound Lard, 1b. Jee Pot Roast, tb. le ° Ne Pure Lard. No OTTO PARTHIER, Stalls 5-6 Phone orders carefully filled C. 0. ry 5 pall ae 139 | Toe 20¢ tie We | "STALL 4 Fancy Peaches per box Concord Grapes, 15 a Basket. Carnation Milk, 4 Cans 25c (large cane and 1 email ean.) Best Iowa Butter, 2 Ibs. Been, dox ts, 6 Ibe. r's Baking Powder a Wheat, 6 Ibe re and Wl Rol Snide) Our ¥ e Syrup, gal K M Hive Ol}, quart pie . the d Norwegian Herrings, € for 86e ©. A. SWANSON “stall 219 deck of the} Simmington hag | are met | America | ‘lief comes from the sive policy of the dem the people may rush “Uniess | wise, prog ocratic p into socialism. Judge John W. Willls of St. Paul made this prediction at a banquet tendered him by the King County Democratic club at the Commercial Club rooms last night. The high tariff must | moved,” Judge Willis said. be with no tariff barrlers The business of the world is rapidly being transferred fron to England ant Europe. |The high tariff wall mfist be re moved Raw material is laid down in Engiand at one-half the cost to lay it down tn the United The result t# that it costs us twiee as much for what we con- sume it should.” Judge Willis expressed the opin- WARSHIPS HELP TROOPS SPIN cay Caled 1 GIBRALTAR, Sept. 22. disturbances are so serious at Fer- rol, Bpain that all the Spanish war- ships at Cadiz and the two cruisers at Mellilia were ordered there to help the troops and civil guards re- store order, Strenuous efforts will be made to quell the riotin States > 3 hu WESTLAKE> ” PUBLIC MARKET <- SATURDAY’S BIG SPECIALS Ze No. 50 Sacks Absolutely Best, Patent Flour ............ Flour on sale at every stall in the Market New Delivery Districts that have recently been added, if you were not formerly i Fresh Vegetables at Farmers’ section. Westlake Public Market. Trade here and save money. Free Delivery Best Economy Butter Store. Stall 363, formerly at Stall 137 Everything as Guaranteed or Money Refunded. ern Baer, dox om a ery Butter Saturdey ‘order FERGUSON POULTRY Co. Dealers in Fine Live and Dressed Voultry, Pigeons and Mares. STALL 331 Bert Steer Pot Konete - Rat06 Be | Mutton stew, i. Pork Roasts, ib. ie CARRICK & MYERS | Stalls 111 and 112 JOE VAN’S MARK. ! ET Stall 7 | All Meats nice and fresh | Cabbage ie ators, © ade and up | ‘TALLS 907-28 = sab Cantaloupe . for Se; 2 for 100 | STALLS B96-7-8 Prime Rib Roast Reet, 1b udaby's Rex Hare, Tb le CW) Shoulders of Lai, iis Pot Roasts, tb. > ee to ade | J. F. MILLER ‘The Jolly Pat Butcher Get the hy of trading @t Miler's meats Pot Roast, 1b. Bolling Beef, 1b Corned Beg, 1b. Perk Roast, ib WRIGHT & GRAY STALLS 3-4 106 fe ke 156 Penches, Grapes. Peare Prices. Plume, n AV 200 for of Lamb, 1b, Loins of Lamb, 1b. Ite Lainb Chops, Ib, 106 Ibs, Saveage or Hamburger Prime Rib Roast of Beet, ib Pot Roast, 1b, 20 Atspe | fe to 100 STL 4 4 ~ $1. | No. 10 MAY AUSH INTO SOCIALISM” fon that there would be @ Jeratic landslide st the next year. ve ttle Automobile Scheel way. ia re-| “Ships | ¢|sail hundreds of miles out of the) | Way to reach London because they | | Ww buy .. our, direct from brated Longsford’s n Gloucester, En buying in) the market for cash we am to save you $10 to $i! what you pay other ” Hs ee b. | aa 10} at every stall. Ask abo edibles at lowest pi Choice Steer Pot Roasts, 1 . 1b. .. 4 * Veal Roasts, th y Lan Bacon, Mh 2olichagae ARMOURDALE MEAT Stalls 8-8% ni Fane: Williams’ spectal Jersey, 3 GROCERIES Fresh Corn Flakes, 2 pkg. Biahop's Cateup © ple. Gold Duit yy Coffee, Tb. : Other Groceries at Bananas, dor. « Peaches, crate - Pears, box é ‘Tokay Grapes, basket Itallan Prams, basket.. STALLS 326-896 Lamb Chopa, 2 Ibe, Py Kettle Rendered Land mie Mame, per I... STALLS 810 © Concord Grapes, basket STALLS 35%. STALLS 908-918, “Faiay Prunes, baaket man welghts, low T feat 1a PURE, LARD SPE No. 5 Pails 5 ~~