The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 12, 1911, Page 8

Chauffeur Told Victim to “Come Again” 9 Times; Judge Imposes $25 After Charles Southworth, a taxt/the seat of hin taxt, drove away driver, bad hauled Cari Ritehie, a He bey ae be had = att again” just nine times, There were Blayonian laborer, to Interbay Ye*| ing silver dollars to prove it terday, and Ritchie had tendered $1. When Southworth was in court in payment for the fare, Southworth he sispiciously wondered if Judge started something he couldn't stop jon would turn the table in the —or at least he didn't. It was the, “come again” tableaux, But | low of silver dollars that oozed hardly expected the judge to © from Ritchie's pocket to South 25 thmes, Anyway Se Worth's outstretched hand paid his fine, to the tune of sop “Come again,” sqid Southworth som A time the simply couldn't stop saying ft)—and each time Ritchie Come again” 25 times, “came,” he likewise being unable to “come again” 9 times, leaves desist, Finally it became monoto again” 16 times--no more nous and Southworth jumping to again” for me A. RAT GETS MORE THAN HE BARGAINED FOR this minus come come A. } gnawed at them with the same relish shown with result was bit. different. tor they All the mated “Got a chew on you?" said Rat “Nope, but we can cop something in this grocery,” said A. Mouse So through a tiny hole they crawled. it was dark in C. H Ketchum's grocery, 703 23rd_av Dut that did not worry them. They got thelr chew, all right. It hap pened to be some matches. They Swiss cheese. just a litte soon started a fire. es and # considerable portion of the stook were burned. Several of the neighboring frame houses were also damaged by smoke before the fire department cou kK the | fem At the Theatres At the Seattie. The Tra “1% Salesman making an unueual Dit at the Beat tle. “In Old Kentucky sented next week. SERRE PEP REE RHE AT THE THEATRES Moore—"Haby Mine. Metropolitan—"Bright Eyes.” Seattie—"The Travelis Duan, Alhambra— My Lois — “Tempest shine. Orpheum—Vaudeville. Empress— Vaudeville. Pantages—Vaudeville Grand — Vaudeville thon pictures. At the Lois. Tempest and Sunshine play the Sandue: tips this ail” ts ne Partner.” and fe the Co, is End of ing. Stee eeeeee tee At the Alhambra. mo #!) “My Partner,” a melodrama offe! fled by the Lee Willard company at ®ithe Alhambra this week is Ree RRR ER HH) briller and Seeeeeee estes tag At the Moore. “Baby Mine,” at the Moore, com t* Howard and tinues to keep the audiences In an) North, comedians, as headliners this uproar. The attraction has been | Week. Their farce, “Hack to Well playing to sood houses aji week. | ington. nm force a xigeie Cam Bernard, in “He Came From out of Taft 1912 campaign man Milwankee,” plays next week. agers. At the Metropolitan. “Dright Eyes” is still at the Met-| | ete et ee tr cos tencere ot good this week. ‘omedy Is At the Pantages. The seven acts at the Pantages this week make a well-balanced en tertainnient At the Grand. The vaudeville, with a good line of motion pictures thrown in, i# pleasing Grand patrons Wiley May Be Cabinet Office: WASHINGTON, Oct. 12—Dr. Harvey W. Wiley, the pure food man, is siated for a distin- | ores position in the United tates cabinet, according to a report here y that if a de partment of public health is created by congress at its next session, Or. Wiley will be placed at ite head. Days More 5-Acre Traets Good acre tracts on main county road; malt delivery and telephone; only 2% miles from Port Orehard and 12 miles from center of Seattle. This is in the navy yard strict, where 1,500 people are on Unele Sam's payroll, and a new $2,000,000 drydock is under construction, Remember, FIVE ACRES ‘e FOR TABLE COOKING You can afford it at the special price Friday and $6 00 A Saturday Turn the Switch—Your Stove is Ready. In the morning you'll use {t for making toast—of course—griddle cakes and coffee. \t is convent For $400 fy erie i oon Terms $50 Cash, $6 Monthly situ i te eveeitin Albert B. Lord Ask for © Demenetration 10th Floor Northern Bank Bidg. Member of Seattle Real E ee unelPh Krows ae Association. Opp. Postoffice. thworth | ! fast mental figuring something Ifke | will be pre} THE SEATTLE YOU'LL FIND IT HERE JAY CONDENSED FOR AKA RRR * lw According to figures com * piled by Councilman FB. L |® Haine, of the finance commit * itomobltes, matr * nobiles, salaries for * nurs pnd oth ® incidentals ba coat the # of Seattle $5,952 for Ub % eight months of the * * Peet eeeeeeeet ee ee ee At a meeting last night, the schoot board deciled Co clone th 1 at | Pontiac and furnish free transy tion to Ite attendants to the Y school A contract for conv ithe children to and f 5 was awarded to Lewis Ko Many Inquiries have come in from Eastern investors concerning the re cent fseue of $1,760,000 of hb bonds, The county commissioners rday conferred with C nn ch, an attorney representing ner of Lond buyers in The ouly question the man and the supr In the opinion of County ee King county has lost liars in ast rare est on de to the purchaser of the | atend of the county HELENA, snow m is sweeping the [nections with Hutte The snow ix itwo and a halffoot level Mont.—Heavy tate piled SAN BERNARDINO, Cal.—-The) Colorad has risen to ite highest point of the year and bas cut He way thro the big dike a the Arizona side. Thousands of | acres are floc | jo river NEW YORK.—The city of Paris ix to have the world’s highest price newspaper. It will be called Le Jon! Internationale, Copies are sold for 10 cents each. A REPROOF. & young man, . “1 thought nothing 12 of 14 hours a replied the young |} may sporty clothes, “I wish you wouldn't mention it | Those non-union sentiments are | Hable to make you unpopular.” eee ee ee eee rates will mot attle at the pr mmittes from f& Abstroet & raised in & ngbt thix would in t be effect of sappinnt & abetenet with (ite Insuran * Poe ee ee ee Charles D. Wilson, manager Baby Mine theatrica! cor pe will be on ned at a #mnok ber by the Native Sons, in the Evert green hall, First av. and Cherry} st., tonight | Members of the Catholic Social Detterment league iact night * ened to an address by 1. Hl. Wier,| field secretary of the National Play: | grounds and Recreative asanciation. | After the address, Mra, Isabel M.| Raymond, secretary of the clu’, | submitted her quarterly report | | SAME THING. | | City Nephew—This is the baby's ltoy bank. You see, when it gets $6) inside it opens. } Unele Eben—Just Uke out banks} down ho When avy about a hundred * ‘em they bust, too. of ‘em get} 4 inside of | k | | The city counci! yesterday ac coeded to the demands of the prop | erty owners for the immediate pav ing of Bighth ay, 8, between Charleston and Dawson sts, The} improvement will cost about $14. of which the county will pay} taken from the genera! fund, Lee Lioyd, the actor who recent- iy died in San Trancisco, was well known to local audiences. He a at the Orpheum last Ang The Drawing Room Enter tainers. | John W. Woods of New York, sec. retary of the board of missions Rishop Leator, and W. R, Stirling of Chicago, will be guests of honor at a dinner to be held in the church crypt. ‘Thursday evening by. the Men's club of Trinity parish: | | Dr. Thomas Franklin Kane, presi |dent of the University of Washing ton will attend and deliver an ad. dreas at the inauguration of George E. Vincent, on October 17, who suc. | lceeds Cyrus Northrup as president | lof the University of Minnesota. He will also talk at a dinner to be ltendered the alumni Nickel Plate Shoe Co. 822 Second Avenue SPECIAL BARGAINS For Three Days Only We Offer At $1 -69 A PAIR 1,468 pairs of Ladies’ Shoes, all widths and sizes. Regular price $6.00, $5.00, $4.00 and $3.50. We have too many shoes. and make the price $1.69 a pair for three days only. pairs to any one customer. We take “OUR LOSS” Not more than two Nickel Plate Shoe Co. 822 Second Avenue Y PEeoPLe mand the imme diate and uncon | ditional —surren:| der of the post aod garrison un der your com | mand and should | this be acceded This in an oecasion merriment lo Amertean ciretes. Mabel man, the head of that #anization, ec brates a pata! anniversary day. Just whteh| one It tx, (he Ret Cross agent says not bit We are given | be an inet that a nile for mueh | Ked Cross for Mine Hoard. real be paroled | in a few days. if! the place Ix car-| ried by assault, no prisoners will! taken.” . Clark mild be (olif the place is carried by assault, | that per-|no prisoners Will be taken. In my | manent fund/opinion, 1 can hold thin post. If} campaign-for the} you want it, come and take it Ned Cros sock} And as far ae Hood im concerned, ety, wo that at could be holding It yet,| future dina Hood, after reading the letter, | the Red i he would rather tackle Dal would be prepar han Remace runing out |Won’t Wed White without first running out Man and Negress donations William Brown, 43, a white man, and Bolle Gross, 63, a ne found considerab' SARA ANE ee | : Rainier Valley Improvement * | * Aswociation will bold ite p * annnal eting at Wagers * Hal), Hillman City, Friday at * ¥ o'clock sharp, There is much & business and officers for the & enmuing to be lected ® All are cordially invited to at ® tend. * eee ee ee ge The law does not prohib: intercolor marriages. But ac- cording to A. J. Speckert. a epir itualiet minister, to whom the couple applied, the church ie not given authority specifically to such alliances, ‘tteetees BRAIN WORK, Dees your basband h around the house? neigh bor “Well,” replied the women, “Josiah’s brain work, He thinkin’ up ways mise.” —Exchange help you asked the! Notwithstanding the city’s ru ta 20 y toated, terday decided de is dang Hred-looking | ¢ york |e moatly ope t or me chell Gilliam »+ & 17 per cent ¢ ous, when Mra. ©. B. Nicholg was lawarded a $1,100 verdict against | the elty in (he superior court. Mr Nichols slipped an¢ fell on a walk urth, on Febro and was laid up to eee Only ten prisoners whose trial have been set for th: pertor court ore ow confined in the King coun. ary 22 ty Jail, : PLACES THIS PIANO | Judge | Im YOUR HOME "2 Bring 5 Dollars Tomorrow and Join this piano club! When do you ever expect to get more ad- vantages and easier conditions in buying a piano than this club brings you? By joining with 499 other persons in this big deal you get a $375 piano for $277.50. Terms are $5.00 when the piano is deliv- ered, then $1.25 a week. No interest or extras of any kind. If after 30 da we will give you your money trial the Piano is not satisfactory, back. If the Piano is satisfactory after 30 days’ use, the club member has 11 more months in which to satisfy himself as to the charac- ter of the Piano. At the end of that time he has the privilege of exchanging it without one penny’s loss for any other instrument of equal or greater value that we sell, such as the Weber, Knabe, Fischer, Vose, Pianola Piano, ete. If the club member dies during the life of his contract, we will immediately send a re ceipt in full to his family for the instrument. If the club member wishes to pay his dues in ad- vance, he gets a rebate of 15 cents in cash for each and every week he shortens his time A beautiful Stool to match the Piano is included without extra cost The Kohler & Chase 1318 Second Avenue Distributers Weber, Knabe, Kohler & Chase, Vose, Fischer, Steck Pianos, Genuine Pianola Planos, Ete. Piano will be tuned twice without charge. STAR TFurnita ss | FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. Dry Goods Store Closes Daily at 6:30 Furniture | Warner’s- Rust - Proof Corsets IN NEW MODELS $2.00 ‘The bust is o STYLE 173, PRICE the average full figure very long me medi trim im height wide lace applique and furnished with drawstring, several inches of soft material below the boning, ¢ the desired pliant effect. Material is strong cout held firmly in place by three sets ¢ STYLE 667, PRICE $1.50—A new, low-t allowing the figure the greatest freedom above uspender the skirt is extremely long, enc ble below the below ing the figure snugly, anc hook waist. Equipped with draws of hose tring at bu large front stay, and two set supporters Second Fleet Taffeta Silk Petticoats | Women’ s Gloves at . 50 Special, $3.85 S ARAgaN: MOCoM 50 PAIR oft ROKEN lines of Petticoats in gor large pearl clasp at wrist sal ty, plain and fancy aa the de iP le straight-cut sates finished Pari blac iy gray th h Taffeta silks, in point embroidered backs models, offered for tan and nav} WOMEN’S TWO-CLASP GLACE KID GLOVES, $1.50 good selection of popular colors, including black and white asps, Pie aig S$ CAPE STREET GLOVES, 50 PAIR--P. X. M with or a asp at wrist clearance as follows :— PLAIN TAILORED TICOATS in navy-blue okl-rose, cotte Copenhagen, king's : brown and tan; n underlay al $3.85. TAFFETA SILK PETTICOATS WITH ACCORDION FLOUNCES, patterned with Dresden effects, in blue, lila cardinal, gray lue, lilac, ardinal, gr the latter with pear spec sewn, large and black a variety of pleasing arene oo ; special $3.85. ered backs; tan, and white colorings —Kecond Fivor Fire 4 i ; i TAFFETA PET { H ‘ i 7 } le 4 ‘ i Tension Shears, Special 25c 7,- 8- and 9.-inch sizes A Bg ING, well - fin- ished steel - laid Shears, equipped with adjustable tension spring, which takes up all the rivet, so that the edges dull, Spe the wear on do not become and enables the user to adjust the edges so that any material may be cut with ease. Values in Toilet Goods “Odor-Shun,” an odorless deodorant, cial 19¢. 30¢ Absorbent Cotton, in one-pound rolls, spe- Flexible Nail Files, in cases, special 15¢s cial 196. h Brushes, with handle, 50¢. vurist” Cases, made lined with rubber, 50¢ and $1.00. Williams’ Shaving Powder and Sticks 20¢. Buttermilk Soap, 3 cakes for 25¢. Turkish Bath Soap, 5@ cake. Whisk Brooms, extra quality, 15¢, 20¢, ' | 85¢ and 40¢. ik eee spe El Perfecto Veda Rose Rouge, special speci ‘inand’s Toilet Sc 20¢ cake Egyptian Deodorizer, rap, in floral odors, spe ie. in one-pound | special, Jergens’ Talcum Powder, tins, special 19¢. Dr, Graves’ Tooth Powder, special 10¢ and 19¢. —Firet Special Values in Brass Umbrella Stand DULL-FINISHED BRA UMBRELLA ~STANDS, SPI CIAL $1,.95—In brushed brass finish, 20 inches high and 10 ine wide, with lion-head handles, HAMMERED BRASS UMBRELLA $2.50—Twenty inches high and 10 inches handles, Hand-Chiseled Brass Bowls, Special 65¢ Korean Brass Bowls in various designs, for holding voilets, pansies and other short-stemmed flowers. They are fitted with wire holders which fit over the top, per- mitting the artistic arrangement of the flowers, cial 65¢. Floor. STANDS, | SPECIA wide, with lon-he; Spe- -Chinaware Section, Women’s Mercerized Hosiery, Special 15c Ps 5 good grade Black Cotton Hosiery fine mercerized wo! in a seamless style, with elastic top, reinforced heels and toes, finish, made i Special 15¢ pair. —Basement § Full-Size Metal Bed | Special, $8.95 HEAVY, structed wel Bed, or white | enamel bronze finish, The coma tinuous steel posts amy two inches in metefe Special, $8.95. In connection with this special Bed value we offer a Full-Size Cotton Mattress weight 30 pounds, white cotton filling, A. C. A, blue-and-white ticking; well-made am Special, $5.65 FREDERICK & NELSON JNCORPORATED, Great Majestic Ranges Ladies’ Home> Nournal Patti PAIR—Pique sewn, in a4 of cretonne and] +o oe aR RRR