The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 29, 1911, Page 7

se Coal Oil oF in that resulted In (he bers of his fam Baoelt Pee an animated discs Mra. dasle Lindsay . Ny Commissioner Bridges, we efforts against Wh, George Kin Green, 8. H. Hedkes, and several others, ES, Sept. 29.— she was apeach. She ‘white gown, sailor with blue braid. She ‘dream to me. , Summerfield's st of Miss Estelle G. iD, a Kentucky belle, for " halted a trial 1 O'S COMBINE fe on foot among men, bankers and the y Bar association tor Attorney Murphy ‘con ‘restraint of trade” among companies, The prices for the prepare te uniformly and al ly by the three the ype to take out hg Title Insur wy ts capitalized at ‘and ft is estimated. - it rance policies " wolheg compelied to a over $16,000,000 insurance Tax me for the work of cir for the submis Will Bold a meeting Wolf's cafeteria lo received a tecent isege of (he and Engineer. ous were made 0° in the larger The tab Vaneouver $9,000,000 in first six hile Seattle oe for the Meeting of the stree's yy afternoon. As Counsel How advised the commi’ Wodld be legal to include with a fill of should be desided to ; fn one contract fs to build the much ‘a wall and wash the ‘the courthouse hil! agains: WA MISSING 7, living with his ‘Bova, at 1327 Dawson disappeared from ‘Tuesday * morning and average height, with Bonths of gray, almost wT GIST 47,380 fost Seattle about ‘Mi 380 Prepared for a city inhabitants. Last plans commis. after making its items of expense for experts, $14 Siginesring office work “ripen fleld work expense, It ene ae of the to distribute among & the commission, commercial bodies, chibs and public 1 lp Fire, Five People are Dead »| children, G: ED DISCUSSION OVER ENGINEER Scott, She’s a Peach,” Says Judge errr re ss ss. Mra, Virgil Vanderer and her four trude, 15; Bessie, 1; Rarl, 6, and Wando, 4, were burned to death. Vanderer and bis 18-yearold step son, C. Frankford, and Theryl Van dover, 8, were injured ee port commissioners yesterday seni a & budget of $56,100 as ex-|! penses for the first 15 monthe, | The discussion centered principal. | ly upon the question of who the en ain of the port of Seattle should be. Mra, Lindsay and Commission er Nridges were emphatically op posed to City Engineer Thomson and suggested Senator Cottortil, late yesterday so that he might mar. ry the southern beauty to Richard F. Sells, a wealthy local real estate dealer, Justice Summerfield per- formed the ceremony in a taxicab in front of the Church of Our L. of the Angels. The only fee that he would accept was a kins from the bride. ‘Unreasonable ” That the city weights and meas ares ordinance if not unconstitu. but “unreasonable,” and fore invalid, was the argument today by H. E. Porter, attorney tor W. N. Zehring, Pike st. grocer, charged with selling a pail of lard without marking the net weight on the pall. Zehring was fined $20. CUMMINS REAL POLITE TO TAFT DES MOINES, Ia, Sept. 29.- Sinking for the time his antag oniem to Wm. MH. Taft, “stand pat ter.” in bis destre to show honor to the president of the United States, Senator Albert B. Cummins of lowa, head ot the Middle West tn- surgents, today headed a reception committee here on the arrival of the nation’s chief executive. Equally prominent with Cummins in the welcome to Taft was Lafay te Young, stand patter of the tand patters, who was appointed ator to fill out the term of the Senator Dolliver, but whose mporary seat in upper house ow filled by “Trust Buster” ‘on. thon T was President Taft's third visit to Des Moines LYMAN CAUGHT PORTLAND, Or., Sept. 29.—Dr.} Grant Lyman, soc man and| promoter, charged with fraudulent use of the mails tn connection with | S Panama iand scheme, who es ed from an Oakland hospttal and . ted at Lakeview, Or., last night, while attempting to reach Canada in an automobile, will be brought to Portland, and later be returned to California for trial. Deputy United States Marshal FE. K. Beattie left Portland today for Lakeview to take him in custody SPENDS SMALL FORTUNE TO ABOLISH MOSQUITOES SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Sept. 29. Growing tired of being tormented by hordes of mosquitoes which | breed in a pond on his palatial es tate at Hillsborough, Eugene De Sadia, miliionatre, $10,900 to drain t pond. More than 1,000 barrela of coment are be ing used to build a diverting wall STRAWBERRIES SELLING AT FIVE CENTS EACH PITTSFIELD, Masa, Sept. 29.— When other truckers were picking . rawberries and selling them local market, John Mack of mm was keeping his green by a covering of straw. Late in August be removed the straw, and now, when the Berkshires are covere with vivid fall foliage, he is pick ing the berries and selling them at 5 conts each. tek theenhh AT THE THEATRES Moore-—Trixie Friganza. Seattie—"The House Door.” Lois—" Wildfire.” Alhambra—"The Silver King.” Orpheum—Vaudeville. Empress—Yaudeville. Pantages— rs ‘ TURN DOWN GILMER The department efficlency com- thittee of the city counell voted to direct the ctvil service commission not to certify the pay of C, E. Gil- r, who, it Is eb 4, has served « foreman of outside construction in the light department, contrary to civil service rules, for several years A number of hearings have been held to officially determine the status of Gilmer, with the result that last month the civil service commission reported to the city council that he had always and was still holding his position, contrary to the rules, never having qualified for any position other than that of |pole crew foreman ext Seeeeeeeeee ~ a Necessity | mar ng, MOWING PICTURES n = Manding is a “neces. with @ hairdresser of tresses can raat the entering of a emg to a de Judge Muir Wei m2 The opinion was hand Matte ca8e Of & fashion filed by the detend #1, THEN BORROWED IT BACK apts yeaterday after ens M4 that AN the police court his wife only $1 City Attorney Plerce port, a state i Loftus appeared and payment of against = Mrs © Humphreys, member of soclety set. According ee gone Other than he tanec er Obligation without loxal Week's wages and had before the end held long enough & complaint charging Oream—tndian drama, “The Voy- ager”; scenic, “A Sightseeing Trip Through Boston”; comedy drama, His Girlie’; drama, “The Puneh- er’s Law Grand—Topical, “Pathe’s Week ly No. 39"; comedy, “His Sister’ Children,” comedy; “Shipwrecked,” sea drama. Lyceum—"The Wheels of Jus tiee,” drama; “A Heart Breaker by Trade,” comedy; he Culture of the Bulbous Flower ‘The Sheriff,” sea drama to-Date Squaw,” comedy; Birds and Their Enemies, educa- | tional. Circvit—"The Big Dam,” drama; “The Disappointed Old Mald: comedy; “Wiffles’ Hard Luck Stories,” comedy; “The Millionaire and the Squatter,” drama City—"Child Crusoe Mary's Masquerade, The Revenue Man and the Giri,” drama. would not ait in your seats In ew AMDET |crurch with ratsed “wmbrotins, vot Tho elect new Cham resulte Hughes, B.C. ¢ raneate, J.D. Lowman, Alfred Bat! | Thomas Burke, John L. Wilson, J Time is the only thing a esl B27 People’s Hank Bide. i take on tiek, E fact oa the goods come direct from the mills and are sold at m you that fifteen dollars is the right price for you!» to pay this Fall for your Suit or Overcoat. Suit or Overcoat Ours is a plain and simple Mill-to-Man proposition, and with our guarantee we place you in the position! of the Man from Missouri who says, “show me.” We |take all the chances. First Av. First Av. Class A—"Starlight’s drama; “How to Catch @ comedy; “From Bordeaux lo ‘Panit lac, France,” scenic; “A Cowboy's {8 1c,” drama THE STAR—FRIDAY, bee enor 29, 1911 LARGE HATS BARRED CHICA i, Sept, 29.—"You you insist on wearing hate Just ar said Rev. M, P, Boynton to nm of truntees for the | Dt of Commerce yeater hin congregation he « follows: B, @,| 80's guild of the church some time hotr own hats off when they came A. J. Methe: 2 Bonney. W Smith, J. F. Douglas, | arnen Dyed and € ——— MODEL MILLINERY PHoNnRs ie resi tese | “ee Woot ats dea herr 04 point reached ty make of rowing machine. vt be 1620 First Ave Your Choice of Any A | pushe A aici Tor geners Thomece. MADE TO ORDER " Advertisements upder ' , Originators of Min Thora Refabitity the $15 idea = ; io egos t 1014 1014 [8 issn TH pena news Bie per ne Beware of Imitators Beware of Imitators Raed sintea tescms re te ie — spending | LT TA a eae en About the worst thing any concern could do would be to exaggerate about its goods. talking about our cigars we not only stick to the truth, but try to say no more than our own customers themselves tell us about our cigars. For instance, we sell a cigar at three for a quarter called “RICORO” Cabinet which thousands of smokers say is actually a good two-for-a-quarter cigar in quality. We know this is true because that would be the regular retail price—our three for a quarter price is the wholesale price by the thousand to the jobber for this type of cigar— eighty dollars a thousand, eight dollars a hundred. When you want to try a great three for a quarter cigar ask for the “RICORO” Cabinet Three for a quarter Cigar UNITED A CIGARS Mae CIGAR ee! mn 1 80% Becond Av. ‘Third and "Yea decend Ave, 101% Meeond Av. 815 Pike Largest Retailers of Cigars and Tobacco in the World Because We Serve the People Bes! LOST AND FOUND, Was Used to _| Trustees for FROM CHICAGO CHURCH THE SEATTLE STAR ree FARMS AND ACRE8—Continued. 120-ACKE DAIRY RANCH The wom FUNERAL DIRECTO! sud | 41.600; $109 i) HOMMNHUNG UNDENTAK v4 oasty, J. & Gold. | 480 voted In favor of doffing hats, ae iy Main ett) smith, KF, Sweeney, J.C. C. Mor |OUt the members failed to take M. Nottlete F Haker, D, B. Frederick, W. | church Calhoun, Jacob Furth, 8 H . ©. Slater, J. W. Clise, R pntea Frank MeDeriott, J. WILLOW BANDS hao NOTICES. na OU CA ee 1 norton | ey car HOUSES FOR RENT 4-ROOM COTTA || $6 PER MONTH Lake Station, ett Interurb: water and free lenty of room for dren to play. FRED BE, SANDER, “A” Colman Building DOVDD OD Moov ovo DT oun WREKLY RENTAL CONTAINS WHAT YOU WANT. ~ your name and iow everything we JOMN DAVIN & DDDPPDHIPPDMDNDDE VARGRAT VAIUETY OF HARNESS, |) prices ought to convince) “oll wat iiile IF PON Les HELP WANTED—FEMALE NI AR SEAT TLE ployment agen it RKE & FARRAR to 409 New York B! ACKES € HEAP 13th ay HELP WANTED--MALE. HOMESTEADS. “AND HOMESTEADS «NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE i. or 129 Third Aw. Main 54a DEVELOPMENT mn aa exceptionally * claim ip one oot omen vent or oy. Marin BARBER #NOP [right down town FOR SALE UR EXCHA: GE. LAKE BURIEN PROPERTY. FARMS ANU ACREAGE, CITY REAL ESTATE. th i partly improved OWNER COMPELLED terms on part o4 land cheap, don't fatt to see this LARGE TRACT NEAR CITY improvements in and paid $18 buy i BURKE & FARRAR, INC, to 409 New York Block ree groum dock ai Port Orchard, In well oattied can tales all the vegetadl better market f of high FIVE-ACRE BARGAIN 2 PATAR. 1 ore tract, close to rap- n of 10,000 people and Wit! nell my five four railroads rt | Gottre, “woman, children, Ovid, indapentae on act BURKE & “PARRAR. 2 GRADED BOULEVARD &: daytime 100) AND $10 MONTHLY water with py $300; 910 © and : BURKE & FARRAR, INC., FWENTY ACHES, 5 KS {noth phen MUM. COLL Liven, $04 Leary Bide x ca SALE—CITY PROPERTY ~ Improved or unimproved nan, 666 Ni Main 210; Ind, 3168, yc Nehtnern’ wank Bide 7 CITY REAL ESTATE—(Cont) nnn GREAT PHINNEY AV, BARGAINS locks to Hee thin before ee 6501 Phin $100—-FOUR LOTS—$100 OWNER GOING TO IDAHO COTTAGE REALTY CO” Phone White #8 TRACT ON 2 LARGE RE! heceseary ¢ & FARRAR, INC, 409 New York Blook wmber o@ OR TRADE 5K. sind ihUST COMPANY, [220 Columbia Central’ Ria as FOR SALE— WOOD AN AND COAL. ODI III IID odern house for Aiding, can «Fur WANED TO BUY—FURNITURE. Wighest wnen pala Yor. Yarnitore 7 14 grote Main 7889. 1 S614 st. M. 2333, Ied. & Gnattac LOANS. Hilure, norses, ete Witten ork bide COLLATERAL LOANS. PROVIDENT DG SOCIBTY, ico W Tubibing Short time at low rates on cotta urity, = |, FOR SALE—miIsScELLANEOUS ODD AAA * Ge: cloped for 19c, any size, ar a. Jacobs Phote Business Directory A. ET ECTS. oy er Douwe, ce aee and beagaiow giving tres, ote. nue |e VW. Voorhees “Arent, ail Bited ae CHI ROTUUINTS, | 31.90" MONTHE Se AW KL 7 9 o Damage ert—All_ cour ace | * loo mags pet, phones in A. Townsend, 308-3 Talley Mitch « | oconeeh Wallin, Hobart. Wash, e_miich gmat OEneh nm FRXRK BROOKS TA m2 ns and chronle dis: y RENCH and Gor 1 Uverey Bide. opposite NM. Cook, ae jeatarrh. | Sp Milier—Genlto-urlnary dar Mu ae. scm ded bo years: voolklet and advice Du n ent “Viasklan, > MXN Plumbing, steam anit eas sittin Take & specialty In “hrompt ng, Bee Se work, Teil Bighth ‘av. Main 196 Tha 1307 WN VYiting Nouwe, “Yoe Keneve Ind. 3669, Taht prices: (irst-class work, STAME WORKS. 8 Republican st TW, Geite, Nailard car price .