The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 9, 1911, Page 10

based on returns from a majority | Oream— MeDonald’s plu’ Congressmen fi will be H. B, Ferg ee It is probable that a demo-| Clreuit—“Irapped”; “Too eratic-progressive combination will Engagements”; “White Brave's Her be in contro! of the legislature, the [tke.” es holding the balance of ity—"Or en ie Besse vn Ptont ‘hat one ern Cinderela”; “The Rattle Class A—" Auld Lang Syne”; and the other progressive. Latest returns indicate the stand.) Lyceum—"Dante’s linferno, ing of the The democrats ¢ . Seat in the sena' NEW MEXICO (By United Press Leased Wire) — | doubitul house seats. SANTA FE, N. M., Nov. MeDonaid, di the first governor of New Mexico, together with the entire democratic state and congressional ticket today conceded by republicans to Screl’ PICTURE SHOWS At the Motion Picture Shows. Pathe's Weekly No, 45°; tution of thes ‘are | ing vot have swept the atate with plurall te of upward of ‘of the democratic triumph are precincts, which show that “Little Injun The Mexican. ty will be nearly; Grand—"The Vagabond”; | on a Dirigible Balloon”; “His First | Progressives Contro! Long Trousers”; “Seeing Indianap son and Pax Val ey.” on Reno . senator will be democratic S eae Luck of Reckless Reddy ture as follows rats and progress Why is the soda cracker to-day such a universal food? People ate soda crackers in the old days, it is true—but they bought them from a barrel or box and took them home in a paper bag, their crispness and flavor all gone. To-day there is a soda cracker which is the recognized staple — Uneeda Biscuit. Uneeda Biscuit are the most nutritious food made from flour and should be eaten. every day by every member of the family from the youngest to the oldest. Uneeda Biscuit— soda crackers better than any ever made before—made in the greatest bakeries in the world—baked to perfection — packed to perfection — kept to perfection until you take them, oven-fresh and crisp, from their protecting package. NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY | eae a“ FAT FOLKS WATCH OUT FOR THYROID | AS FAT REDUCER thyroid in obesity iogieal form of The returns show that the ballot.” which enables the consti- to be easily ame ded, passed by an overwhelm: |} Gates, wan married here yesterday used almost unt Versally in anti-fat nowtrums effective ax jrold is much more veer than any of the older health of the patient the new state olls, Ind.”; “A Sioux Lover's Strat lof the drag has is said that the action of the xSeeeeeeeee ladies who had tried the drug yj had suffered from tt day at the el av. Mrs snd proerese: $5 NOT TOO HIGH |Huna 12; doubt-| NEW YORK, Noy, 9.--Mayor Gay n't a high price rform ans, 21; doubt-| marr ceremony, The adds, in a letter to a man aim the doubtful | charges extortion, that he'd marry and two of the! ‘em all for nothing If he had time. |4 health by the use of thyroid. “Boys FIGHT DUEL BERL IN, Noy A pistol duel Teichel, near Rudolstadt | A 16-yearold Ind named V 4 and his oppor 18 years, was slightly wound whose name was Diet ben, turned his weapon against him Jwelf after the enec | himself twice bullet pierced his lungs and his condition ts hope: There were no seconds. l by Necker about a girl whom both had met at # dancing 10 TEST RY LAW | hoteanle confiscation | |Pagne and whisky was made late which will result ringing about a thorough test of the local option law Everett voted out the saloons last liquor has-been shipped here from Seattle of champagne lons of whisky were livery man, and he was arres teeter eee AT THE THEATRES Empress Vaudeville Pantages—Vaw Grand—Vaudevil eeeeeeeeeeeeee eee een SPREE EERE DEH AT THE MOORE ee ee ee Kate Putnam Hs a gripping et fie t e for erring, an w It's ® play that and also has fresh loving children | full of pathos prings back memor |ies of old, and makes Se ee ee eee Eade AT THE METROPOLITAN euee cess in a return en Metropolitan this w and is ax fasel IGoodbye, All You Pimples Stuart's Calcium Wafers Wil! Drive Them Away, Creams Will Never Girls” have th le *| RRR Trial Package Sent Free to Prove It. complexion disfigured . liver spots or blackheads Orpheum theatre this week. The *| Millions of Catarrh Victims! ] * AT THE GRAND *| Have Used It With * f rts Calcium Wafers r the blood, driving out a € & good complexion until the blood i# clean |e eM ew | strength, and t Caleium Water beneficial effect upon th nth, but.ja a few days. doing its work properly No matter how plexion is, Stuart's will work wonders with it get these little |your druggist’ for If you would lke to. try them Calcium Wafers dress and @ tr sent, you without 7 Marshall, Mich Bin 2244 im. 3061 * 9074-11 WESTERN AVENUE 30 per cent. THE SEATTLE STAR YOU’LL FIND IT HERE NEWS OF THE DAY CONDENSED FOR BUSY PEOPLE Col, Brengle of New York eon) alvation Army meet on, Oregon and dd@e He will be in from Washtni present ho were of meetings at the barracks oe didn't W YORK, Nov. 0-—Mre. Mary W. Gates, divorced wife of Chariey Ww J. Romero Migiietta in the pres ence of a dozen friends. Mighetta is connected with the American Ol! company VERE REERE EEN EHH! ttle will soon have a full: *| i Dr FW. * Colgrove, Otto A, Cane, W. BE. *} Stevens, David wekh and * A. M. Cadien have been ap *| pointed as a committee to *! find quarters. * * REE ERE ERY Hay Talks to Women. Gov. Hay addressed the lerated We elub on Harvard | dus acted as thairman Gov Hay asked the co-operation of the women in bring ing about reforms in state penal institutions, particularly in the segregation of the girls in the Chehalis reformatory ¥ | with said Congre A gale which at times reached a“! & velocity of 42 miles an hour, swept the straits yesterday and endan gered lives and sailing. Many boats had to put ie to shore for shelter Peace | Cleburne re ports, one woman met bim on the road with n bible, | MB saying she was ready to die. The women and chi! on were an that 0 for a sortie to that | city about 16 | place and Jamestown, Ky hoped LAt the Theatres Hlittle Hux Ww garian young lady. A.W | under RRR ORE EEE AT THE SEATTLE * * * * see aeetetehen eee n|* Max Dill, with a good company,|* The problem of obviating te introducing The Rich Mr.|* Street car ttle. It gives |® being figured out by Supt. of ndid opportunity to as |* Public Utilities Valentine lish vocabulary, | * is bis plan to have more loops down town cars. i] ® for ® and furnishes a sumber of « * laughs and several passable songs ie ePrrerrer rer ry SERVERS ERMEN YS) * Aread Te eee eee eee Th Orange Hic | auepices dramatized from Bertha M book, holds the boards at the Le this w tic to ault the most fastidious le the story girl who bad ne ‘dooks”—think of it ee ee | * ee The Rex Comedy Circus of train foots the bill at the Kiernan & Co while awo ° * * AT THE PANTAGES * * in “Taming the Beast.” There are five other acts th tk \* *) * AT THE EMPRESS * * “1.2 eg merchant Joe Tinker, the Cub shortstop, |twenty-second anniver tells a few things about the great | hess in Seattle at the same game at the Empress theatre thix|Mr. and Mra, Redelsheimer came to week, and has Ilustrated pletures | Seattle from the east just to go with it Telephone |ago a al classy act along | delay the music comedy line present site | More eee eae ee epece of * #|panse of three * AT THE ORPHEUM * Up and Down Broadway a | n—yve sketch with some originality, af. | ford: num of laughs at the|™ ee Y Azzard — brothe © other vaudeville | shows numbers are the Grand. Motion pictures are in EVERETT avy gale Nov. 9.—During a] If y where the wharf formerly stood. A good increase in the member. | MEL ship of the Seattle Y. M. C. A. over | have to do last year is shown in figures just | dosing made public. At the end of October, | ‘he 1910, there were 1,970 senior and | bra 750 junior members, or a total of | #24 heals mation. 720, At the d of October jthere were 2,487 seniors and It juntor members, or a total of which shows an increase of 817, cou; where, and; able amount of pocket et cording to a decision Joneph A. Knlerim, whe lroad for that amount wreck. Kalerim gets $ ages had only a short time | ARRESTED BECAUSE SHE WASTED MONEY Was arrested when she per sisted in throwing mor $1,800 Pocket Change hundred dollars ten't an furniture FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. [rurn Dry Goods shout the week. It whe & Wise tariff builder wie || Btore Closes Daily at 6:30 have the nerve Recent Arrivals in Women’s Coats Reveal the season’s most ad- vanced developments in models 1 for all occasions. WIDE range of materials is offered, featuring the favorite corduroys, vel- ours and zibelines—also satins, | plushes, broadcloths, serges and novel- | ties—in styles appropriate for street, mo- toring, afternoon and evening wear. the charming “Flo Honeydew ber was ‘worn san grated to Broad Se name to Dressler There is no danger of war be |tween the United States and Japan seman Saburo Shimada Japanese association last night ia » member Apart from the newness of the styles, the lowness of the prices strongly appeal to discriminating pur- The price range is from $25.00, $35.00, $45.00 and $55.00 upward. | Demi-Tailored and Novelty Suits Special, $45.00 higher prices and embraci throughout will A MATTER | oF FRACTIONS Bighw gaged to my wife's half-sister mo When will they be Beattie Lodge No. 92 of Elke will just 50 years ago | celebrat = today, Col. P. R,| With an exce ent program of yeu in honor of Alas: | deville oid | Kans now in Seattle | Geattle Male Glee club met last two weeks increased from 40 ¢ dren, he *8F".' Grand camp of the Arctic Broth-| erhood re left) 10| November T om pkdneville, | special that day when he took # force |brothers will journey special collection, as zh bodice effect. All ar An exceptional off represented in the Oregon city Values of Special Interest in ‘a for the Thanksgiving Season Enthusiasm hae by organizing of th Kane has commented favorably mT |the actiqn Deputy Sheriff Freeman placed | Williams, a real estate er forgery in the ee ee ZCES in a pleasing range patterns interestingly priced as follows:— PIECES size, 22¢. size, 40¢. , $1.00. , $2.85. special $2.65 congestion in pow terns. to select special 75¢@ yard PATTERN Mayor Diiling will be one of the in AT THE LOIS # |*peakers at the opening of the old «i e hall Friday night as for poor men t 54-inch size, $4.35. h Scarfs, $1.35. 18x45-inch Scarfs, $1.75. 18x54-inch Scarfs, $2.45. HEMSTITCHED LINEN LUNCHEON 1314x13%4 inches, with’ welle finished hemstitched border, one-half inch ; $3.65 dozen sizes 70x70 and 72x72 inches $2.35 cach ROL ND LINEN CENTERPIECES, 18 | NAPKINS, in diameter, lay'n | League It i# sufficiently melo | Sunshine and shadow at's the way things go y of American You can’t hay use for English Without the sun, you know! KANBAS CITY, a hatchet with him to tack Andrews, a real while riding ins cut off his left hand Carry in, p signs rere Oak Breakfast Table Special, $4.75 practical and substantial Folding Table—solid oak throughout, ‘and tapped on the window. stopped. and a fair sketch | for ald be, Twenty-Two Years in Business Here Redelsheimer tered grain, in fumed or Early Top measures 34x36 when extended. lue at $4.75. celebrating his An exceptional up business at by 90 to its present ex hampered by Oak Dining Table $12.75 SUBSTANTIALLY built Table, in the a pattern pictured, with 42-inch round top, good valde at $12.75, Fumed Oak Rocker $7.50 it sticks to the rail, fumed or dull ge Wonderful Results Notice this picture cluded in the biN at | rubber HYOMEL the exact size. If you own one Wharf Carried Off |!¥om only 60 cents, | last night 70 feet of | one, $1.00 will bu wharf at Brown's point, on /Whid-| a complete outf by island, was carried away, as-was | includes & warehouse, This morning’ there] now you have is not a pile standing to show] possesion cade a typical Price $7.50. ight Chair to match at same es Mail al Telephone ‘Orders Carefully Filled that has banished more The launch Maggram sank cabes Uf tataten tae all the Y. M. C. A. Grows ints on earth is end catarrh, is money back During October, 1911, 244 senior} The Quake |and 44 junior members were taken | "4 drug, into the association, Z | | re Dry Goods L. Re SRNR Bae 28 and 30 inches long, the beautifully, at $45.00, Becond Pleat, AND EMBROIDERED —Firet Peer, Iden finishy extending to six feet.