The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 12, 1912, Page 6

Gordon © Th Tracie Paint and Wall Paper jasra grains, aaue ron. . Tile, double roll double rot! Many of them may now be had at Stoelt- ing’s. We are clearing the decks for spring business, and radical price reductions have been made on many articles. When you buy here you have the great Satisfaction of knowing that you have received the very best that it is | possible to offer for the * money. Every article we sell, no matter at what price is backed by our record | of years of successful business in Seattle. Stoelting s rig Stores 706 Second Av. Diss MAXES ME TATIGUED! — HERE [a3 DoT FeLow AGAIN, SAYING CACTUS 18S FINE POR Food. Dor a S$ ABSURD TY are LA UR BANK VELL, HERE 133 Fiery DOLArRs Osqar, VICH SAYS 1D IM SURE SOME PooRe CAN BAT ID. ” AUN DOWN BY MACHINES Y. Burns, 5317 Roxbury st, 1420 Boylston av., ly injured in automobile acct Neither will prove Miss Doelker was Injured at Boy! ston and Pike. The car that struck her is owned by Mra, A. E. Walker, 1215 B. Aloba st, but was driven by J. B. Fitzmaurice, She was at once removed to the Minor how pital, and was unconscious for two hours, Walker was struck by the auto of Frank E. Searing, the real estate| broker. He was thrown to the) pavement. Searing placed the tn jured man in his car and conveyed him to the city hospital. There is slight concussion of the brain. So far as the police have been | able to learn, neither car waa trav. | eling at an excessive rate of speed, Both men were arrested, but re leased by the police on their per sonal recognizance. Police Captain W. H. Searing placed Frank EB. Searing under ar | rest. Both are old residents of Se attle, but they met for the first time jJast night. The name is not a com- mon one, and the men were fre- quently mistakes in mail and tele- phone calls. Bianchi Is Acquitted After a heated discussion In the jury room, lasting several hours, Detective Joseph Bianchi was ac- quitted, last night, of the charge of manslaughter for the death of stank Harris, whom he shot in an alley on Washington when the jatter failed to stop Bianehi's order, and ran to escape arrest. The Bianchi trial lasted two days. Several of the detectives’ colleagues testified to the reputa- tion of Harris, whom they charged with being a dope fiend and habit ual burglar. Bianchi himself tes- tified that only meant to bit him in the leg. Harris had a pair of curtains under his arm, and this led to Bianch!’s suspicion that he had committed some theft. Bianchi shot, he said, because Harris was rapidly getting away from him. ‘Find Opium in a Refrigerator Customs Inspectors A. A. Osborne and F. B, Palmer discovered 65 taecis of optum on top of the refrigerator | plant of the steamship Virginian, of the American-Hawallan line. pt. | J. BE. Greene was ordered to appear [before Deputy Collector Chestnut and show cause why he should not be. fined for having unmanifested merchandise on board. The pen- alty is a fine equal to the value of the merchandise, which will total about $1,000 in this case. This pen- ally was never exacted in Seattle before, The Greeters of 8 jattie, an or- ! amounts. THIS KIDDIE HAS $175 IN THE BANK terill for mayor of Seattle are in- vited to attend the meeting in the Commercial club rooms tomorrow night when a campaign will be selected. Judge Wood, fol- lowing the resolution passed by the big Cotterill meeting held tn the Arcade hall last week, bas nomina! ed thirty men for the positions on the committee, Fifteen are to be selected, ers are to say who shall be. are being made and headquarters wil! be opened in the Lumber Ex. RIDAY, JANUARY 12, 1912 AW RIGHT, Now HERE IS Some cactus=— WHO 138 GOING Yo oat 1Df on, Yess, UND HERE 133 FIFTY DOLLARS VICM 188 USTENING! ee en AH-H-H tT cream Purre Ger IN A MINUY® You FIND OUDT. MEET TOMORROW NIGHT All supporters of George F. Cot- | Poindexter's successful contest for the senate, has thus far bandied the Cotterill campaign, but the committee of fifteen may select some one else for that position. Joe Smith May Take It Joe Smith has been mentioned for the task, and he will undoubted. ily take it unless his friends suc ceed in getting him into the race for counciiman. Entries All In It is generalty conceded that the entries for the mayoralty are now all in the Geld and the battle will be a triangular one among Cotter MM, Gill and Parish. Ole Hanson, | whe was urged to file by some of 4 the Cotteril] support- these fifteen Campaign to Open Plans for an aggressive campaign | change butlding next week. There | the progressive republicans, bas de- |is still some doubt as to the cam-/elded not to mix in the fight and paign manager for Cotterill. ore eats Rufus |the progressives are gradually en- Wilson, who managed cussed bead the Cotterill ‘comp. “SKINNING REBEL LEADERS ALIVE scribable atrocities against all perialiets at Lanchow are today sacre, and the streets are littered IRA JOHNSON Here’ lad who has sold papers) for six months, and after school at) that, and has $176 stowed away be- It and yet there are/ scores of other boys of the same age who are doing the very same thing. There's no better paying | cccupation for boys than selling papers. Their bank accounts swell in accordance with the energy they put into their work. j This boy, Ira Jobnson, aged 15, lives at 6523 25th av, NW. and goes to the Ballard high school. There are four tn his family, He started selling papers in June. Ira takes out 250 papers a day, and) makes an average of $1.25 a day in| the two hours he “huatles.” { corner te opposite the postoffice. Well Known Local Man Is Missing Where is Emanuel J. Haberer, known in his student career at the University of Washington as the! irrepressible German who stood| highest in historic and economic; studies? from for five months by his nearest | relatives, the Krielsbeimer broth: ors, Haberer bas variously been a cigar dealer, newspaper writer, sec- retary to the mayor of Port Towns- end, and about two years ago he! went to the Orient. He returned early last year and got local capital interested fn a plan to develop co- | coanut lands in the Philippines. He | left in July, 1911, with letters of credit on the Dexter Horton bank, but Haberer has only drawn three) times om them, and for small to his cold, President Taft was ganization of hotel clerks, will give an entertainment the latter part of next month. “Aunaica’s Pinest Frouniwo Minis’ Costs more sacx Costs less toar UTHORITIES concede that the Fismer Frovurnc Mus Company has the most per- feetly constructed, best arranged and modern equipped plant ever built in this ‘country. It employs only the most experienced millers and uses selected Eastera Hard Wheat and choice Western Soft Wheat in n producing FISHER’S BLEND FLOUR Naturally, it costs move to turn out If'does to tonke elmpler ned lve ite price per sack ie slightly aves of bread that we eat, but lo: is: new, highgrade blend than fully handled flours. Hence, Inasmuch as it is got by nd as Viswxa's Burwp makes more loaves, in proportion to its cost, than does any other er) fives and others using it have the inowing that they are really getting sor values for their money. as Fisnes’s Biewn nar, but it gives more, both, i and quantity of loaves, and actually more econ quality therefore al to ny cheat forced to cancel all engagem scheduled for today, nounced at the White House th no alarm was felt over the presi- dent's condition. HERE FOODS COST L' RELIABLE OELIVERV—Free Belivery from one or more etalis vending each hind of food. Look delivery signs on etaile, HERMANN'’S Danish Creamery Butter, Ib. 35¢; 3 Ibe. Best Minnesota Butter, Ib. B5¢; 2 Ibe. . Local Ranch Eggs, strictly fresh, doz Four Cans Miik, belle other purchases. Two Ibe. Cottage Ch AR. NELSON, ‘Stall ‘2, ‘LOWER FLOOR SUGAR Green Ground Bone Meal § Ibs 25¢; Fresh Side Pork 16¢ Ib. ‘ Best Peanut Butter 26¢ Ib.; Home-Made Mince Meat 3 Ibs, 26c....60 Cottage Cheese 2 Ibs. 16¢; Dairy Butter 30¢ Ib.. . Delaware Red and Winesap Apples $1 box, del. Backboneleas Holland Mackerel 3 for 26¢; Norway Herring 2 160-27 Eggs not over 3 days old 2 doz. 6c; freah-churned Butter 2 Ibs. 76c—28 Preserves 10c jar; Ohio Maple Syrup 40c qt.. .Sandvig-—57 Milk & cans 25¢ with 26 purchase. Beat Eastern Eggs 30c doz.; White Yak. Burbank Spuds $1.30 aack., del; Lamb Chops 10¢ Ib.; Salt Pork 11¢ 1 Grandma's Fresh Bread, 4¢ foaf. 46c SUGAR ONLY @talle 201, 84, 40 ‘The rate every Gay ie as low as for « ton at whole- sale. It's the same you always une. shee if on 7 - Pounds and ‘lone 30 8 lb. Sack Fine om wate A Sanitary Psd th SPECIAL GROCERIES TEA, COFFEE C Butter, Eggs BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE Public M rket = Big Clean Marke’ Ps Dependable; LAE nO J ones ‘ THOMPSON'S Pectin " agen absolutely pure, a pound Carnation Milk, 2 large eanse . J. VANDEVORT, Sanitary Market. GENUINE ENGLISH PLUM PUDDINGS Our Own Make SMITH'S—Stall 19 Any kind of Milk,. Tomatoes, 3 cans. Cornstarch, a package, Apricots, 2 cans for.. Campbell's Soups, 3 cai Ghiradelli’s Chocolate, Ib STALL DT at EDGERLY’S Firat Grade Jersey Butter, three pounds ...........$1.00 A. SCOTT—STALL 28 +2 for 180 250 250. 260 306 (Ry United Prees Leased Wire) BERLIN, Jan. 12—“Anything to beat the reds.” “Anything to beat the ‘Biack-Biue Bioc’” (reaction aries. With these railying cries of the clericals, known as the “center,” the agragrians, called the conserva- tive or government party, and al- Hed groups on one side, and the national liberals, progressives and socialists on the other, one of th: most strenuous cai igns ever | in Germany is being eattied | 5 Po WE STLAKES Pe je PUBLIC MARKET = COTTERILL SUPPORTERS |HOT ELECTION ON IN GERMANY TODAY today at the polis, where German voters are selecting a new reich- stag. Kt ts « struggle between reaction aries and standpatters on one side, ae it would be understood in th United States, and constitution and radica! democracy on the other. All indications point to heavy gains for the social democrats, and it ts even predicted that they will double their represenjation of 62*in the Jast reichetag. Socialists themselves estimate 7 Sa Words by Sch acter Music bi by Con 6AT L CAN ! ian NEVER WHILe CACTUS The largest consienment jever shipped to this market rived and is in the hands @ jretail trade for a gigantic Sale, that will commence and jast throughout the Thetr half page am which appears in this the whole story Sunkist Callforn; % the most select fruit from 4 groves in the world, are reasonable and all the res have @ full supply. © jthat they will elect anywhere cine | bed to 90. y SATURDAY’S BIG SPECIALS = Ls & Bug attractions al) galore, Bug Prizes by the score, Bug Specials, hundreds and more, Bughes thronging every | door yore mo i PICKLE SECTION | try to follow. Specials for Bate urday onl \|Lucky Strike Fruit Market on the Corner rite Luna Pine. Pot Roast, Ib. Choice Veal Roant, 1b Lard Substitute, ib. Fresh Dressed ‘Chicken: Roast of Pork, Ib. .. Shoulders of Lamb, ib. A. A. HINTZ STALLS 11-19 Kantern Hams, Lean Bacon, No. i Swit’ » Wi soauas ; Heat Meats at “lowest ‘prices. Weight guaranteed, OTTO PARTHIER STALLS 5-0 ‘Auchoyies, Ib. Mrs. Weslow's beagtsnayl ali jeindia,” aes Brau 11 Dry Onions, 14 Ibs New Dates, Tow, .. STALLS 102-11 Good Creamery Butter, 4 Cans Pioneer Milk 2 Rol iin. Bean Bo *4 250 Chips Pree Borax Soap. 2 for g! bare 20 Mule with 260 bottle Snid boc box Candy 0e box Cluster Ib» box cig Fine, Witel a ik Soap, 4 ge Bie angee "T # ub Foiled tints $00 jar Bismarck Oliv Se bare Easy Monday 10. Je Dry aes 18 ibs, box Takia Prtaton eas Gra) 00 dow. Or Buy Bulk Oerente at Swanson! C. A. SWANSON STALL #10 On Sale at Stall 116 Get the Bug!! 8: Day, with the other -55¢ - $1.10 a Bug-ite!!! and come to the Westlake Public Market “Big Bug” Bugs. Feb. 10, 1912. Remember -~. dato—Get the “ GO BUGS OVER HIEST-GRADE BLEND Booth 312 HI-GRADE COFFEE CO. M. 6989, A 4506 Everybody Comes for Cheese BasEMEnT of all price cutters. We defeated the Grocers’ Association ever four years ago and led the pace. No | matter what other dealers sell seeds for, come te us; our prices will stil) be lower. Lipton’s Tea, Ib. Ghirardelii’s Chocolate, Ib." No. 4 Ib. pails Cottolene. 20c pkg. Cream of Wheat Patent Excellent Th macks .... Fi 4 yatal White Sean. 4 large rolls, router Paper. 4 large cans Mil 4 boxes Searchiighi Matchen. . Bix 10¢ pkgs Corn Starch .... Get the Bug. Trade at Stong's. STONG’S GROCERY Gavlifiower, head, up Japan Sweet Potatoes, 4 : STALL Boneless Cottage Butts, Ib.. = epg ge of Spring Lamb, Ib... ATS NOTED FoR Ganary. “Fey of Fresh Killed * erate a0 Supreme Blend 10c Coffee, 3 a. un Sprcial Blend Coffee . Slack or Green Teas . H Bjack or Green Teas 400 Black or Green Teas ioc Arm & Hammer Soda Fresh Roasted Peanuts, 3 18 cans Pioneer Milk 3 dozen Cocoanut Cakes Bihiesk STALL 204 Finnan Haddie, 2 Fastern Oyst Herring, Stalls 22-23 86 Salted Peanuts, Th. 200 Chewing Taffy. all Kinds. Sane caNDrEs’ tbs. pint a Ps ane Onions, 100 Ib. sack ... Potatoos, 100 Ib. rack STALL 200 Nice Sweet Potatoes, 3 iba. Fancy Potatoes 100° The 5 391-332 Pickled. Spare Riba, «0 Roast Pork, 1b. 50 Home | Rendered Lard, Our own Lamb Sh a, Choice Lean ies DS Compounc Lard, Ib. Armeurdale } Extra fancy Walnuts, ec Macarcnt' spe No. 19 sack Flour, any Stalls 103-104, GRO Ri Two ie phen. Gloss St One Ib. best Corn Starch 2 cans 0c Pork and B Seven Se cans Sardines .. Italian Prunes, 1246 Two 1$¢ cans Corn Two 20 cans Peaches Three 150 pkgs. Rolled Potatoes Two Ibe. Cranberries White Onions, 3 ibe Tomatoes, Ib. The best and freshost in the Market can be had F Pits? fine Home y “Bastern Bacon, Ti PLD HESE! Fastern Hams, Ib. Partern Bacon, Ib. Fresh Side Pork, Ib, Lard, 2 Ibe. Roast of Pork, 1b, Stalls 210 TA: arnctar, TOR SA Smoke Fancy Bilced Pail 'xite Satsages and] Bg ALL 909 Only First Floor Meat iist Oranges, a English Waln Sweet Potatoes, 3 make, 2 Ibs. J.-F. MILLER, Stall 2. Got the “Bug"—Trade at Miller's and have « Golden Potlatch every day in the year, vie; Save % to on the best meats, Pir's Head, Ib, Rex Hama, ib. . fresh Killed Corn Fed A. WRIGHT The Wright Pisee aud at the ‘Wright Price, Lamb Chops, 1b.. Shoulders of Law Legs of Lamb, Ib, Sirlotn Steak, ib... Portorhouse Steak, Prime Rib Roast Rastern Bacon, Ib. Hamburger and Sausage, Dh, W. S. BURELL—Stall STALLS 339-940, VE REX Maite Virea premises; hot ever DOMESTIC naxes Cauliriowe Hubbard & eless Cottas f Lard, 1b. “CARRICK & THE SALLe | 111-118 Hahibut. ¥ Yba ace ii} “EASTERN H PER POUND i STALL