The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 11, 1911, Page 3

Negro Soldier Runs Amuck i rows Leased Wire) WURLINGTON, Vt. Oct, Lm=As ( the promiscuous shoot in the streets here yesterday a negro soldier running amuck, the state authorities will today demand of the United States government that the negro reg ment of Ninth Cavalry, statio at Fort Ethan Allen, be remo A toe named Matthow Car ning amuck, killed another and a woman, besides mor wounding another woman. tally Counterfeiter’s Plant Found A little cabin on Nootka tsland ts believed by seeret service agente to have been the plant where At bert Leon, arrested In New York last’ Monday for coun made his headquarte 1 which is five miles from cove, was discovered by Secret Service Operatives Thomas B. Fos ter and William A. Glover and Con- stable Wiliam McLeod of the Can- adian police. The cabin ts situated deep fin the woods, and Was occu ied by five Russians when the of- cers finally penetrated the thick eis te it y could hardly speak Bngli ry were able wo give & description that tallied with A complete photographic s found. None of the Rus uced by Leon are te some of the best cor is clrealated in years. T. A. 1S INSANE NEW YORK, Oct. 11.—-Mrs. Kia Von Clausen, once a plaintiff in a $1,000,000 damage suit against Col.| Roosevelt and others for an alleged conspiracy to keep her from being presented at the court of Sweden, is in the psychopathic ward at Bellevue hospital today for obser vation Mrs. Von Clausen, who seeks dt vorce from Dr. J. C. Honan, wrote} to the trial judge: “Justice and Mberty is all I ask. If foul play} marks your decision, God help you The court concluded the woman was insane and sent her to the hospital for observation Presidential Primaries Urged! Oct ommittees in states to hold~presidential Primaries at least 30 days before republican national conven fs the advice of Senator Jon athan Bourne of Oregon, in a state ment issued here today Bourne ix the president of the } tional §=—_— Progressive Republican league. He is working for a repub- Hean presidential nomination of the people's chiles: NEW ELECTRIC LINE An electric line to extend from First av. S, at the intersection of Ox Bow, to Lake Burten, and event ually on to be begun in the near future. Arti cles of incorporation were filed yesterday. The company is known as the Highland Park & Lake Bu rien Reilway Co. and Is incorpor- ted at $125,000. The promoters are mostly property owners along the route of the road USE THE GROUCHOMETER TO ORIVE AWAY BLUES PARIS, Oct. 11 Enter the Grouchometer! What is it? A cure for the «' is. Take a plece of paper and on ft all the reasons you have had in your | for the blues. The jolly at being grouchy at something trifling when! death or real sorrow has entered into your life in the past will cure you. The grouchometer is becom ing popular here. all the Old Chamber Passes The old Chamber of Commerce *passed out of existence by a formal Tésolution yesterday. Today the first meeting of the trustees of the new Chamber of Commerce will be held. The old chamber had been In existence for 25 years. The new Organization includes the member: Ship of the Rotary club and one or two other improvement clubs. The Seattle Commercial club, however, Tecently voted against consolida tion with the new Chamber of Com- merce, chiefly because of the trus tee plan for doing the club's work Old Rates Stick The old rates on abstracts will hold good for an indeterminate pe riod. While a conference between Teal estate men and representative: of the three abstract companies did not co to any definite agreement yesterday, the intimation was given that for the present the hew rates, which were to have gone into effect on October 1, will be held in abey- Miss Nora Crow, a young Seattle violinist, entertained and de- lighted a large and appreciative au- dience at the Boylston Unitarian church last evening with a pleas- ing program. Mrs. David W. White acted as accompanist Westlake PEOPLE'S AMUSEMENT CO. 2 Great Features Today at the LYCEUM THE GREAT HALE—Amer- ica’s Foremost Telepathist and Wonder-Worker, “FOUL PLAY” — Charles Reade’s Famous Novel on a 3,000-foot film. Don't mies this great enter- tainment. iting, | ‘acoma, will probably} ARERR RERRR RR OlES FROM MANDLING CASH WALTHAM, Mans, Oct. 11 Polson from the handling of money caused the death today of George Farnham, treasurer of the Waltham County Co-Op erative Bank, While counting money in the bank Mr. Parn ham seratehed a small pim ple behind his ear. It devel oped Into an abseese and then blood polson and eventually into Bright's disease, weeteeeeaeeeeeeee Seeeeeeee ees nnnent eke ee RRR TWIN CALVES, THEN THIRD ONE (By United Prov Beased Whee) TULARE, Oct, 11.-—Besste, a Jer sey and Durham cow, the property of John Barndollar, a rancher of |the Tulare district, has .broken all Jexisting records for this district |by giving birth to three calves with in twenty days. Bessie became the mother of twins on September 10th, both be ing exceptionally husky youngsters. The cow added another on Septenr ber 30th. It, too, was a well de veloped and healthy calf. As far as known this fs a per formance without parallel {n the entire state HUBBY ESCORTS WIFE TO THE JURY ROOM The state is receiving double service from the family of O. H. Cain, whose wife, Mra. Eliz abeth Cain, is doing Jury duty this week in department No. 5 of the superior court. The woman is well advanced in and her husband escorts her to, the courthouse daily, re: mains’ while she deliberates over the knotty probleme of the ind then escorts her home ag OREGON ORDERED SOUTH (ity United Press Leased Wire.) VALLEJO, Cal, Oct. 11—It in jlearned here today that the battle jahip Oregon has been ordered south jand will cruise along the California }eoast during the latter part of this month. The Oregon will leave Bremerton October 25 and will join the cruisers Raleigh and Cincin nati, also veterans of the Spanish American war. The vessels will be inspected by Rear Admiral Chaum cey Thomas, in command of the Pacific fleet, on their arrival at San Pedro. Strength Comes Not From What You Eat, But From What You Digest. Digests a Meal. Package Fre A Tablet Triat Most people oat most foods with out diserimination—it matters little what. Few stop to think what that food does for them. This is the first | turn on the road to dyspepsia. Reck less disregard of the proper choice foods, rapid eating and improper mastication are the unquestioned causes of all stomach disorders |from the slight ache to the malig nant cancer There is nothing more revolting than a dyspeptic stomach—a very Yat for putrefacation, sending forth jits poison throughout the entire system, depressing the brain, be |fouling the breath, souring the taste, deadening the muscles, incapacitat ing the liver and kidneys for their work, debilitating the heart, choking the lungs and clogging the bowels | All of these disagreeable and dangerous conditions are due to the improper digestion of food and the leonsequent assimilation of poison | What ¢lse can be expected? If the food lies in the stomach, if the sys tem {8 constipated, fermentation ts the natural outcome. It shows It self in sour, watery risings, belch- lings, heartburn and painful breath- ing. There Is only one way to remove this condition. If the stomach re- fuses to digest your food put some- thing into it that will Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are nothing but digestives. They are not a medi- cine. They work when the stomach will not Each tablet contains enough pep- sin, diastase, golden seal and other digestive elements to reduce 3,000 lerdins of ordinary food to the proper consistency for assimilation into the blood. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are lebeolutely pure. There is nothing |harmful in them as shown In their endorsement by 40,000 physicians in the United States and Canada Ask your family physician his epinion of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab- }lets and if he is honest toward you positively that. they will cure your stomach trouble, whatever it may be, unless you |have waited too long and have a} |b wed your disorder to develop into cancer. Act today and begin to end your seffering, A free trial package will te sent to your address upon re quest.~The 50-cent size pgckages are for sale at your druggidt's. F. A. Stuart Co., 150 Stuart Bidg., Marshall, Mich VV PAINLESS ALBANY DENTISTS We Are the Pike Street Bargain Dentists Oar work, ie cheap class of work done by (ransiont dentists. A rep- ttation for doing the best work for | jLe will state i patients and ruputation for, ourselves ALL WORK GUARANTERD He sure to read our article on the care four teeth In next Monday's Sta » CROWNS SET ‘Opponite reall & Be THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, ‘OCTOBER 11, 1911 LONDON IN DEEP WATER FORCED TO SLAUGHTER TO AVOID Glutting Store With New Goods Fast Coming In... Trade Hasn’t Come Quick Enough .... Spread Out Too Soon... Got to Sell at Sacrifice . . No Exaggeration Used . . Truth Is Bad Enough . . Must Avert BANKRUPTCY This Is London’s Greatest Sale and Will Last Until the Clouds Roll By Children‘ 12 i-do fant black ribbed tock! r . i tit each 69c Women's 260 white fleeced | j 8 6c Envelopes, assorted sizes 26 to package No. & Galv. Wanh Boller, heavy and Ate Parlor Broom, nice long Mtraw— Pre 19¢ _ Sle WAISTS ‘=. Worth $2 and $3 | Mohalr, Rajah, French and Scotch Flannels, Sots | | For Fall «| Hoatiliivesces Perfect fitting one-piece House Dresses, made of | ginghams, chambrays and percales, in pretty | stripes, figures, checks and solid colors, Well made and nicely For men and women. 85. where. | wine color, gray, green, Ia navy blue, tan and brown .. ette, Mercerized Surah, French Ginghame, im- ported Madras and all kinds of New Novelty trimmed. rae Walstings. Beautiful styles tn plain *98c to 46. tatlored and fancy model A tine pair of Cuff Links FREE with every Tailored V it London in “Deep Water LONDON IN DEEP WATER—Usually other hide the facts when they get ‘‘ Pinched.” Here is what it means: re : does—He goes straight to the public. Read What the The Public Pulls Many a Out of Distress Man Writes It's # spame to do It, but it's the Boss’ orders to cut the price on everything, even to Comforts and Blankets, and right at the beginning of the We hate to do it, but here goes One of the biggest and best stocks of Women’s and Misses’ Seattle. ials of all descriptions. Caracal, plush, broadcloth, kersey, fall line of Rain Coats, all to be sold at sacrifice prices. season. White Cotton Filled Comforts, figured top, plain back, in greens, reds, pinks and blues; 79 the standard $1.00 Comfort, eut to, each .. 090 Extra large Comforts, measure 76x66; pure white Persian patterns; reversible, knot ted; a big value at $1.60. 1 15 Cut to, each . * ‘ Fine Cotton Down Filled Comforts, quilted, with ik border; figured center; ewes $5.00 3, 59 pmforts. Cut to, each . $1 and $1.50 LONG KIMONOS For Children New, clean stock of very fine fiannelette and velour flannel Long Kimonos for ris 6 to 15 years of age. Beautiful patterns. 11-4 gray or tan Blankets, large double bed size; good weight; striped borders; worth $1.50 a pair. Coaa io) A RRO Plaid Blankets | LONDON IN DEEP WATER Plaid Blankets, extra large size for double bed; silk bound; come in pink, blue, red, tan and Black and white piads $2. 50 Bale price, pair guaranteed All-Wool Blankete, both warp and filling all wool extra size; come in blue, tan and gray checks; were $ $5.98. Cut to, per pair. 4.45 BATH ROBE BLANKETS 50 styles of the celebrated Bea- con Bath Robe Blankets, The patterns are of the latest de- signs and are equally attractive on both sides. Size 72x84, with girdle, neck cord and frogs to match, Special Sale $2. 95 | price, each 15c yard wide SILKOLINE Regular $12.50 Black ais and New Mixture Long Coats at Regular $15.00 Long Black Guat “om New Mixtures at . Regular $17.50 tone Coats, all latest polos and reversibles, at .... the best made, at Swiss Outing Ft nels, also Amoskeag 1921 Outings in light and dark styles, stripes and checks worth 12%e a $9.95 Values $15 to $25 . Three hundred guaranteed all wool, strictly new tailored Fall Suits, in serges, broadcioths, cheviots, diagonals, tweeds and mannish cloths kets lined with guaranteed For this sale, y 4 Skinner satin. Skirts are made either plain or with panel front and back. Every size mad At 5c Yard “praia arctan $14.95 ano $17.58 Plain colored Poplins, were 25¢ LF at a yard; Percales, full 36 inches $10 and $15 One-Piece Dresses wide, were 12%c a yard; figured in black, g3 For Women and Misses 4 — Lawns, worth 15¢ and 18¢ ya yard, also broken assortments 6f Full ploces and all perfect || all kinds of Wool Goods, t goods; big assortment of} | heavier kinds, All theso and good styles, For this Aq more will be put on a big table sale, yard easy to get at. For this sale, yard ....... Rebe Prints All Wool Serge and Panama One-piece Dresses, navy and brown, Several models for women and misses at . Worsted y hand 500 yards hand arse figured some Rob Roy | comfort and Drap- Scotch Worsted) ery Calicoes in Plaids, both dark | lengths of 2 to 10 and gray; regular | yards. For this | 25e sellers. Deep | sale, yard at Small ‘Water | q price 3u¢ 12Vc Pillow Cases Bleached Pillow Cases, hemmed, ready for une; 12%c seller, Sale price, each ane FAILLE FRANCAIS _ | 90 pleces beautiful Silk Faille Francais and lustrous | Silk Poplin, all new and fresh from the mill; black. white, and dark and light party shades; values. Will out for, yard . YOCKIM Eye ‘Expert Examination Expense A Little Good Advice Drop everything else and come as early as you can. Be here when the store opens at 8:30, Clip any item that interests you or bring the whole ad—LONDON 18 IN DEEP WATER. ribbed, | tiful, rich patterns in London never Therefore—2 ~0OO Long Coats Slaughtered] : Polo Coats, Reversible Coats, plaid backs and heavy rough wool mater cheviot, Six Great Long Coat Specials Buys a $10 Coat § isis. Seec MILLINERY Deep, Drastic Price-Cutting Here Regular $2.00 and $3.00 New Untrimmed Shapes at Regular $6.00 Trimmed Regular $20.00 Lak Coats, blushes caracal; Regular $25.00 and ta _—_ mace Fiannel, Half | London's Values | d and ion | Make This the Cheapest | store in the | World. Outing if ting: | 00 and $6.00 2*) inden , $1.00, $1 pba Be | finest, purest vender, fancies; may now at merchants 25 and $1.50 values. and leather shades, values to $1.60 per yard. | Women's f | duality Uni | s, high long | Watets, $1 and } $1.66 values: all es nizes, now not ‘$1.75 and $2 One-Piece $5 and $6 Blanket | 50 Pieces Fine Wooten Bath Robes Dress Goods Every piece new, rich browns, modes in Deep Water wool; Price Cannot fill mail or phone or-- ders for any goods in this Store advertisement URS oces, match at .. Long Coats in Pisses xt serge, and a fj Muff at Come, revel in these Rich, Luxurious Furs—Sacifice Prices Regular $3.00 and $4.00 Fur Neck all kinds, at ... eer 98 Regular $3.00 and $4.00 Fur Mutts to Regular $5.00 Fur Shaw! Neck Regular $5.00 Fur ‘Pillow or Rug Regular $6.00 Furs and, Muffe at .. Regular $10.00 Furs and Muffs at Maffs at Mixtures $6.98 $9.98 912,95 *...$14,95 $17.50 LONDON IN. DEEP WATER | Hate at .... For Yard Wide ALL-SILK TAFFETA Very superior quality inch Taffeta Silk; nothing at all the matter with it—got too much on hand. If you contemplate buy: ing silk this fall come to- 59c morrow for this at filmy Silk Mull; fabric in and 30c NOW ve. ses | exquisite, sheer, beautiful colors; Men’s_ | . | Kid | Bars Gloves | Gray and tan,| slightly spotted by water but good | Nice wearers; all sizes, value to $1.50 a pair Soap Mottled Cas tile Soap, hotel size $1.00 | | cluding Ostrich and Regular $15.00 Furs and Regular $7.50 to ‘go. 00 Trimmed _ FANCY FEATHERS Slaughtered THREE SPECIAL LOTS New Feathers and Wings of all descriptions; worth up OBi@ to $1.00. On sale at ... Newest Featners of all kinds; worth up to $2.00 each 69c On sale at Newest Feathers of all kinds, in- Marabou; worth up to $5.00. On sale at Ostrich Plumes | MORE THAN ONE-THIRD OFF $5,000 stock of French and Willow Plumes to be sacrificed at less than cost. Sale prices will average more than one- third less than our usual low regular prices. 5c Size Toilet Paper 10 Pudding Pans Deep Enamel Pans, size 3 pints, for cut to 25¢ MONEY BACK ALWAYS London never satisfactory or unsuitable, Hence, if «wants anybody to keep merchandise that is un you are not pleased with your purchase Kindly send it back, or we'll come and get it and send you the mone;