The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 7, 1911, Page 3

iL Tae! (o)| Pemmeetiae ||! zh iFk a ee eee : a = 3 i | NOT A BALLOT FOR TART YET Well getting real lively and interesting, this littl “straw ballot leetian The Star is not going to tell too much about it until the votes are all counted and the results| anr ed next Monday afternoon, but here are some inter esting things shown by the ballots already received NOT ONE TAFT BALLOT HAS BEEN FOUND. All indicatir heir preference simply for the republican n nee are voting for La Follette ! surprise in the democratic column is the frequency an's name, Quite.a few Star readers are writing the rs” name on the ballot for first choice. For this reason his name goes on the ballot today The majority favor Woodrow Wilson, with Harmon a very bad second, § | have sent in the name of Debs, But Debs is sure of the r sation on the socialist ticket, and this balloting is simply to show how the people feel about prospective nom ince «the other two parties, in which there will be big} fights at the conventions. Hurry up with your ballots, Contest closes Monday morn ing. Mark a cross opposite the name of the man of your choice in each party, and mail the ballot at once to Ballot) Editor, The Star REPUBLICAN PARTY. La Follette Taft Bryam conc ccscccctescesece Clark Harmon CONVICTE WOMAN), HOME ON BAIL ‘United Press Leased Wire) Orel JOUSAS, La, Nov, 7.—Mrs. J. P. MeCrea, charged with the murder of Allan Garland, returned to her home her day from the jail, where she had bi confined since the shooting of Garland two! months ago. She was admitted Ce $5,000 bail. Mrs. McCrea has had one tria! for the alleged murder, resulting in a disagreement of the jury last week “Two-Bit” Meal for Pierp’s Daughter (By United Press Leased Wire) NEW YORK, Nov. 7.—Miss Anne Morgan, daughter of t money king, ate a “two-bit” meal of corned beef, cabbage, dumplings and coffee with me- chanics at the Brooklyn navy yard workingmen’s restaurant while a time register on a wait- ing taxicab sped into the dol- lars. She founded the restaur- ant several years ago. TWO YEARS AHEAD LOS” ANGELES, Nov. 7.—-Tw years ahead of his poe Julius Rath, a St. Louis newsboy, is here | today on the last lap of a 500,000. mile walking journey. Starting 14 years ago on his tramp, Rath to-| day completed his 480,000th mile, and expects to end bis walk in San Franciseo in 1915. CASCARETS CURE A BILIOUS HEADACHE Gently but thoroughly cleanse your, Liver, Stomach and Bowels and you feel great by morning. You're bilious bing sensation in your head, a bad taste 4n your mouth, your burn, your skin fs yellow, with dark rings under your eyes; your Nps are parched. No wonder you feel ugly mean and ill tempered. Your sys tem is full of bile not properly! passed off, and wh: need is a cleaning up Pialde continue being a bilious ne ‘0 yourself and those who love you, and don't resort to harahphysics that irritate and injure. Remember that every disorder of the stomach, liver and intestines can be kly cured by morning with gen thorough ¢ carete—they work while cent box fr will heep you aind the entire fa feeling good fo, love they tast sickon : : Gentlemen, Attention!! Men’s Black Cravenette Coats and that ea: Combini y kind With Presto Notice our mid-week special Bradbury System Coats The wind and r and you must prepare You can do so in no t in getting a coat suitable the light and comfortable. Our black Cravenette Coat with ¥ season has titer wa! and Combination Collar offers just such service, $18.00 to $25.00 Remember our motto, “A Lit and @ Little Each Week or Mon Get Paid” SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY. EASTERN 5 , 1332-34 Second Ae} Outfitting you have a throb- | fy. eyes |} tion C yourself for it to keep out wind and rain and at the same time nas You “Seattle’s Reliable Stumped. He (discussing a member of his cricket team)-—You know young Barker? Well, he’s going to be our} best man in about th k Dorothy (coyly blushing)-—Ob, Kenneth! What a nice way to ask me!—London Sk General excellence, but these prices, Galess otherwise indicate’, are fox strictly firet grades. | Oregon ranch | Native Washington but- ter Fresh Rastern butter Breakers Pork Dressed hogs Trimmed sides Loins Short loin pork. | Shoulders s° Pork sa us 12% @ Buying Price. is 12 M 10 Poultry—Local Spring brojlers Hens under 4 Ibe 404 1,00@ 1 Feed, Selling Price. 1 bariey ‘oNara, in begun y than Presto Down Near — Co., Inc. Credit House” | | | Small Boy Found | not from the bank, but from newsboy named George Lavery, who | south weat. | lottery | The Brazos Company had 14. The pleture of this “lottery 000, acres of ot land at Velasco, Tex.,|shows the Fepresentatives: sur THE STAR—TUESDAY, NOVE MBER 7, 1911 ‘ae SAM AFTER TEXAS LAND LOTTERIES! FIRST BLOW IN BIG: REAL mat BATTLE) | for LAND DRAWING AT VELASCO, TEX., WHICH GOVERNMENT DE- CLARES WAS A LOTTERY. HOUSTON, Tex., Nov, 7. — With 45 miles west of Galveston, at the |the indictment of Charles J. Horn,|mouth of the Brazos river,, which president of the Brazos Coast In-|it sold in 2,700 five-acre tracts in lvestment company, the govern-|fourteen northern states during |'PY ment, through Col, J. B. Anderson, | 1907, 1908 and 1909. Then the land the} was divided and 100 representa-| Austin district, and Inspector A. | tives of the different communities W. Purdum and J. Forman, has| where the purchasers lived, were on | started @ crusade against alleged |hand to witness the drawing, which | fraudulent land companies in the|the government says was an illegal chief postoffice inspector of ‘Girl, Expert Machinist, Dresses in Man’s Clothes and Has Tough Experience (By United Press Leased Wire) at Grant's Pass for $50, he said. It PORTLAND, Or, Nov. 7.—To! is reported that the girl vowed her stand trial for the theft of a motor-| affection for Williamson, and said Jeyele on which he and Carmen | she would ride the breakbeams back Wells, a girl who wore men's cloth |to Portiand as soon as she is re ing, rode from Portaind to Grant's | leased. Pass, Oliver Williamson, chauf-| The girl, who came from Montana, | four, is In jail here today, He was | was arrested hore recently for mas brought back from San Francisco, |querading as 4 man* She was re where he and the girl were arrest: | leased after she explained that she ed after they had beaten thelr way | found she could earn more money on a freight train from Grant's | disguised in male attire. She is an Puss, Williamson sold the machine | expert machinint = | school lands that he did pot already own on the island, when 119 ac apprained value by the » commission of $71,600. The land was sold tn two parcels, and Trim Buried Treasure a Press Leased Wire) NEW WESTMINSTER, BL C., wnding At the trac Ane An enve box, in a for when the that and nothing and The 1 acre AR they did n urged thelr hard-earned savin | comy | worthlens. has been made to the govern fi Ines to be | panies whi * | ay were offered at public auction at an |ifirst dose te land| most miserable hea jhead and nose stuffed up, feverish. | én, snoexing, sore throat, the platform on On names, box containe another of “numbers of 2,700 tow was taken fro ed together and th box, fante fruit raising and many people were ¢ pay prompt Brazo n $3 ated thi only to find th As @ result « uy boxes containing the whieh | eu conta 0 five quembere , and still another results were announ: It in charged by the half of the land is worthless agricultural | governm acre each placed and then opened, | dropped “s | company ob-| 0,000 and $400 000 from all sources. It is charged that many of those it ts who bought this land, paying $10| & month, were poor people who mn by the land t and a score of senators ersham eral stigation and offenders. it Nov. 7- the country and is eneral damag have nplaints with Attorney Ge and Postmaster Hitehcock, demanding prosecution of | storm distressed destroyed dykes ving HOW TO BREAK UP | A SEVERE COLD IN JUST A FEW HOURS Cold Compound taken will o disagreeable aving after the It promptly ms Tt is a postive fact that a dose at Pape's | every two hours until three consecu: | vel doses are ppe or break up the most » old either im the head, chest, back | stomach or Hmbs, You distinetly feel the cold break ling and all t taken cure | ere | grippe | very ends the he, dullness, | runoing . ble offered $1 in excess of each ap-}of the nose, mucous catarrhal dis Nov. T—After all the talk about praised valuation, being the ouly | cha: soreness, gtiffness and Jim Rozyek, the one-armed, one pidder, | rhegduaite twinges eyed man, being the chief actor in the now famous Bank of Montreal robbery, It has been discovered that Joho, inetead of being a bold| burglar, secured the portion of the booty, which was found in his room, mall cay FOU Prees DEAD SPOKAN ov, T.—Mre. Henry } Rogge wrote the Byree-elgricty | Green Co, at Kaslo, B.C, asking! aceidentally stumbled on the treas- ure in a ravine on Clarkson st., Just about 200 feet from the bank, a few days after the robbery OWNS IT ALL NOW | William Pitt Trimble, the Seattle millionaire, now owns all of Blake inland. He was the only bidder for ployed with Chas, Nordquiat at the} Nome mine for 13 years, The place is 10 miles from the railroad, The company #ent a man to the mine and as he entered the tunnel be The man had been dead a week, there contains no upply. quin: * of more than fifty thousand |dollare and ‘which we have conclusively demon: \wtrated is not effective in the treat ment of colds or grippe. Take thie harmless Compound as news of her husband, who was em- directed, with the knowledge no other medicine made ywhere else in the world, which will cure your cold or end Grippe misery as promptly and without any other assistance or bad after-effects as % 26-cent package of Pape's Coid | stumbled across Rugge’s dead body.|Compound, which any druggist in {the ‘world can Pape's Cold Compound ts the re. sult of three years’ research at a/ that THIS WEEK mies and Owing to the lateness of the season we find that we are overlgaded with Ladies’ Misses’ Coats, and in order to reduce % st EVERY GARMENT in the HOUSE One -Third: Off This includes 120 just received from New York, consisting of Pony, Astrakan, Per- sian Lamb, Plush, $15.00 to $125. ‘Polo, Peasant, and Imitation Pony Coats, regularly USE YOUR CREDIT We will be pleased to open an account with you for any article you may select. The New York Outtitting Co. CORNER MARION 825 THIRD AVENUE priced at from tween d purposes, for which it was bought that at leagt 5,000 acres 1 but worthless sea march nd | the concern jbought the originally for small sum, many think for not over! #4 an sere, and sold it for $20 an case will probably be tried | in Galveston in January and prom: | the opening wedge for | utions of other com ls believed have used the mails to defraud in sell-| ing Texas lan BERLIN, weeping the Baltte and North Sea lconsts today sunk an unidentified | steamer off Cuxhaven, eral others, | | Thief Robs Actors’ Trunks on Train, and ir: Escapes After a Hot Fight (By United Pr PORTLAND, Or 1 looting trunk 1 hte performers on jeific train 401, fron day while the train w Vancouver 4 Wire) 7.—Detect i to vaud rthern Pa Seattle, to running Portiand, a be and ¢ thief had rifled 10 t daring thief jumped through the | secure ey and jew window of the baggage ear and | $1,000 from two of them sought refuge on the “blind” end of the ene xy Messenger Farnsworth,| Have your ums cottected. Wort who had caught the fellow working, |ern ion Co., 433 N. ¥. Bloel shot once, and the thief fell, or! Main 6 @ ym the train, lowly, It 1s bel |Seattle Business Directory No matter what your needs may be, you will find them enumerated in this Directory—Cut the Directory out and paste in a convenient place in your home for future reference. AMATEUR FINISHING KODAKERS We do good work for others let ys do yours 106 Roll—Developing—10c Roll ELECTRIC STUDIO 119 Madison 6treet ARTIFICIAL LIMBS A. LUNDBERG Catalogue Pree PHONE: MAIN 1558 07 Ave. “BAKERIES | MES, Pr Sanitary Do you ever think w _ BILLIARDS See OUR NEW PARLOR 2nd and Spring BROWN & HULEN 3rd Floor | Butcher and Grocer Gallagher’s Market | SPECIAL PRICES * Mvery Day~ sub AX ar FAST tess PHONES: chitin ; BUTTER & EGGS BUTTER! BUTTER! Rutter | UNION ST. | | | Churned Creamery 2 Ibe. Fresh te ib $1.00 Bbc Ib., ise | 2 dozen tie | VIET AND FTKE Expert Carpenter No Job Teo one Too Small for Our Attention Office Is Centrally Lacated — Prom| Moderate ape M AVE. Phone: Ind. 477i ‘CHATTEL LOANS $Poedate Money by Getting My Rates 446 NEW YORK BLOCK Mate $7 m8 —Phenes— Ind sane | “CHIROPRACT: ‘ORS DR. W. E. OLMSTEAD 1820 Fifth Ave. NERVOUS DISEASES A SPECIALTY. Phone Main cardell \ CLEANERS AND DYERS| Matin MOTEL DYE WORKS CO. Ladies’ Suit Cleaned and Pressed. 61.78 Men's suit Cleaned and. Preseed. 81-30 Men's Suit Sponged and Pressed... 80¢ Our Auto Will Call for and Deliver |’ At the Above Prices. ~ COLLECT! IONS — te Main 4300. Ind 3437 Quick Adjustment Co. Collections and Adjustments Everywhere. mt—We Get Them. | AR. Bhave, Mer. | c Block Result wan. CONTRACT ORS_ L. B. GULLETT The House-Moving CONTRACTOR 2041 Westlake Boulevard a71i—After 6 | Phone: Main bat CURES Cn) R, Phone Ind. York 172 | DAIRIES "Washington Dairy Phone Ind. A 483, 2211 NE AVENUE Certified Mik @ Specialty. Inmpected tn Accordance with City Ordinance. INDEPENDENT DAIRY KALBERG & PETERSON, Prope. Our Speciaity—Milk for Babies. KALRERG'S PURE MILK. Mille, Cream and Ice Cream. 001 Howell St. Phone Ind. 3338 . Fresh ~ DETECTIVES — CODY DETECTIVE AGENCY, Ine, 452-4-5 Arcade Bldg. PHONES Male—DETECTIVES—Female ato Detective Business -Trans ndents in All Principal Ina. 472 ews BAKERY |_ Market. ———— EYE SPECIALISTS ph. Doctor of Ophthal molady and 2Q edits DELIVERY SUMMIT LIQUOR CO. Phones! Sunset 1084; Ind. 9! German Delicatessen B. KALTER Repr Milwaukee, KAUSAGES D MEAT 1621 First ay. ALSO HEALTH BREAD Phones, Ind Main cess. ____ GROCERS V. LYDELL & CO. Groceries surenion AN rRopucts Scandinavian Goods a Specialty. TRY US 971 KILBOURNE av. |, Green 781 Mort sees | HOMES > Rent Payer, why p fr Pho buy a new nd let your rms nome’ of them at Dungsiow Pi THE BUNGALOW CO., Inc jn 8146. Central Hide JEWELERS CHAS. LAMPE Watches and Jewelry EDISON AND VICTOR Fifth Ay. ‘Anbe 2961. _ICECREAM SEATTLE ICE CREAM | The Cream of Quality Creams) At All Reputable Dealers fi LAUNDRIES | Plymouth Laundry WORK nIGHT TIME WIGHT PRICE RIGHT Phones: Queen Anne 1834; Ind., 7233 €27% WESTLAKE AVENUE Oriental Laundry S&S OKADA, Prop. Quick Rervice and Dest Work tn City | Blectric Reasonable Wii Cali for Work and Dellver Promptly. 305 Ay, South Beacon 5 ——PHONKS— Ind. A 1104 LAWYERS He Maybury LIQUOR CURES We Wit! Pay $500 REWARD private. Ca unkenness we can Aiments strictly with us a MACHINE WORKS» EMERY MACHINE co. O. Gifford MONUMENTS PUGET SOUND M. ne Fast 8294. ITE CO., Ine. MONUMENTS Of Every Desertption Largest Thieage. 2410-2412 FIRST AVE. PHONES: ‘rim Ind. 3023 OPTICIANS EYES * Properly Fitted With Gta Repairing Done. The Albert Hansen Optical Department, Harry W. Appleton, Optometrist CHERRY ST. COR, FIRST AVE, PAINT & | & WALL, . PAPER | SEATTLE BALL TEAM ARE NOW WINNING Rut they do not compare with the win- nera in Imp. Wall Pape B. Greenus & Co, 1412 F at halt price for twe from July 1st. Main 989—-PHONES—A 2987 Star Want Ads.. Bring Results BLE AND GRAN. | | Osteopathic Licensed Physicians Members National, State and County Association DR. CHAS, NW. MAXEY 408-4 NOKTHERN BANK BEDO. PHONES: IND. 5191, MAIN 64607 OR. W. E. WALDO 201-2 NORTHERN BANK MAIN 4150; END. 9824; KES, DR. CLYDE L. BONHAM 19K 9) COR. 40K N. Be NOWTH 1072, GREEN DR. FRANCES THOMS DRS. POTTER & RICKART~ VIONEER Bi MAIN #07. INT A 4a28 ruones: DR. A. B. CUNNINGHAM | 623 JEAMY BLDG. PHONES: MAIN TBBB; THES. Q. A. #30. | Physicians and Surgeons B. T. TRUEBLOOD, M. D,, | , | | 206-7 Mar JOHN L. JOHNSON | PHOTOGRAPHER. Photos tn all sizes at reasonable prices Copying and Enlarging. Der | veiopine Printing 1516% FIRST AVENUE | | POOL PARLORS ~ | Greenland Pool Parlors Get Acquainted With Our Fine | NEW POOL PARLORS 1909 Forth Ae. “ind. 8. Park-Bowman Co., Embalmera 1° Rank. _ SALARY L¢ RY LOANS vat at payments; ef veil citien i TOLMAN, | 434 rpter iatock, Bia becona Av. | Office Hours—8 m. to € p. m. _SANITARIUM BATHS Battle Creek. Sanita am Rooms 1408 Fourth Av., Raleigh Hotel Phone Main 955 Light and Turkish Baths, Massage, erapy wi Electrical Treatments Seattle Horse Market HORSES Bought, Sold, Exchanged 1205 FIRST AV. SO. 2. Phone Main 3761 | N. T. JOLLIFFE, Prop. | 2d-Hand Shoes and, Clothing Bought and Sold | Shoes at $1.00 » j Pale. Coat for $2.00 Repairing Done. 2226 First Ave. Phone Ind. A 5210 __SEWING MACHINES | SINGER STORE In New Location Near 1528 FIRST AVE. ji: OPPOSITE SANITARY MARKET | Phone: Main 1926 | SHEET METAL be Our Garage Cans are the be Merz shea” ‘Mota 11a second, Av. | VACUUM CLEANERS RENT A SANTO —or— Let Us Clean for You SANTO VACUUM CLEANER CO, East 5623 L 5046 Every housekeeper Golden’ Rule Vacuum tahed hy sweet, ¢ 4808, B, NEWKIRK & CO., 2119 2d Ay ed. 6342, rR | Washington | “Wafer | Co. Manufacturers of “ » (nice SEN - BE” (ciicrs dome—aplendid for Chivarens Nice wish T. TABATA, Prop, ~_ WATCH REPAIRING _ 1023 KING ST, tee Gur Work for One Year. FRANK BRIGGS, JEWELER Expert Clock and Jewelry Repalring NEAR UNION 1330 FIRST AVE. which was ved the al dep.