The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 1, 1912, Page 3

‘HIRAM JOHNSON FOR THE et doh ui DU 8, Oo. M vincing argument in fa idative, referendum ax made here THE STAR-FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1912. he explaining that the ex TO THE PUBLIC pay IC 2 elas We Have Made Our Would-be Competitors Mrs. ‘Jack Cudahy Holler. When They Holler You Know They PRL Are Hurt. The Sixth Train Did the Work ets masta evra With Its Prices 35 rc cae ee SIXT TRAIN PRICES—NOT “ONE DAY ONLY” ing of an alarm. Mrs. Wilson, who lives with Mre. Cudahy, and the latter both saw the in- truder, but were so frightened that they cannot furnish a good ir je when oe women sereamed, seine’ Worth $15.00, Now 6-Train Price, Now Our ith : _ \Deserts Bride But Takes Her Money LOS ANGELES, March 1--The [police are searching tod: }A. Day, whose bride o! alleges that he deserted her, carry ing with him her jewels and her savings of about $1,000. . 7 ¥. who was publicity agent for |@ the Astoria Centennial and the Ore- " , if} fon State fair, met Mise Charlotte Boys’ Regular Adkins, an assistant in the office of a dentist, February 1, February TOWELS PILLOW CASES $6.50 SUITS ([}17 they were married, | Pour days Selling Now for if} later, the bride alleges, Day disap- |f | peared. Now en =| ||CALIFORNIA Iss i eea mines t= the | STRONG FOR T. R. 9 C SAN FRANCISCO, March 1-<En Geo ©. Pardee today declared that Cab fornia will return a majority of : ” 200,000. for Roosavelt at the prest . BOYS’ SUITS dential preference primary. The ‘orth 250 progressives at the meeting : Ww $4.50 adopted resolutions declaring |} | Roosevelt the leader best qualified to restore the republican party to 34c of popular government, and pledged [their untted to send a solid Roosevelt 4 tion to the Chicago we have evor offered at convention. is our new hand- ¥ . upesxelee ” made up in the newest Bi) LEGAL” HIGHBALL Ste ahown te ali LOS ANGELES; March 1.—Two ounces of whiskey mmust be put io a highball to make it legal, decided Justice Reeve In a back salary suit, 12l4c V. Dobbins, plaintiff, says four \Flounces go in New Orleans and San CRASH TOWELING Will Do This for You. “thm Selling Now for Here It Will Buy WISHES HE HADN'T Durham Duplex Razors Now |hook, and pelting him with rocks, chased him through the main street. } SAN RAFAEL, Cal. March 1-- [| Thomas H. Kortick felled a tree jon Mrs. J. Lenoir's house and caved ft in. She floored him with a right “ME SUFFRAGETTE” COLUSA, Cal, March 1.—"Me suffragette,” grunted Irene Odcock, 20c 25c a Digger sq , when she regis . Irene, her hus TURKISH TOWELS HUCK TOWELS band sa: suffragette of the 4 press ae Now Priced Now Worried About Wheel GAN MATEO, Cal. March 1.— that tomorrow is the last day of our sale ih, goodness, my ‘wheel is furnitare. All our samples and short lines |}roken up.” wailed Amy Btarken, it ran tnto her, pfurnitare are reduced In price to clean up our smashed m3 Sues and hurled a her head quem which witl be arriving shortly. pleces are marked at half-price, while fiber pieces are also reduced, see Re Women's $1.50 GOLD DUST SHOES and OXFORDS DRESS SHIRTS ‘ thiffonier, in | A strong eran | a merene. Sold the World Over at 25c | for Men, $5 and $6 Now “& plain neat style, | sleeve board, mpor e Our Price ‘ and - substantially | made of sea iB Wade; just the | soned fir, 19 thing for the | inches long; putter. . e ‘% room, or | can be used Ease. f camping. Reg | either side. ae 6 ge Price $12.00. | Regular price N . Dresses Mea’ } 25e, Special— ui 3 co _ A ith leet BF Gloves ildren’ BURSON STOCKING SUIT CASES ; FEET er Values All Colors and Black 5 Now, Pair low | Rocker This large comfort- (ANAT able rocker has the roll GM = seat and high back; the arms are braced AMERICAN PRINTS ‘ SUIT CASES Little Gents’ ’ Indi Il as Black Men’s $6.50 OXFORDS ~— ond. White HIGH-TOP SHOES $6.50 Values $2.00 Values, Now Some Ask 7c. Our Price Raw under the seat; it is very stron midfle of solid onk In the ‘gold- en finish. Special price tomorrow— it Potatoes, 100 Oregon onior SPRSES SUSSRSSAS SNSVR. * we >wOSe Om Lm Beet Farnips. sack dignes. don. THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY: LOOK FOR THE LOOK FOR THE GREEN SIGNS GREEN SIGNS a Doors Open 9:30 ' Docrs Open 9:30 . A.M. & SECOND AV. AT JAMES ST. Broadway.