The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 6, 1912, Page 7

2 cet National)" “} —-Victory Beattle the Center of ce _ Widespread Interest. nal Prosperity + Here. i one * The month of August closed with Pech an amazing volume of high y go ahe ad ation for but It ts the « dig bus a little timid $23 Grd avenue or cry ‘Halt,’ but we pace our Eastern Mr. Thomas then showed ..¢ re- astern Manufacturers Amaz-! , ed on Learning of Phenome- plano business for the Na with the ex ans which have been un able to show still greater when our Seattle books 1 more cars, they must gotten a touch of our good old tle spirit ack there, for! just doubled my or ONE OF GERMANY’S GERMANY’S re arriving at such elip down at the railroad yards we'll have to start something strenuous and Rooseveltian here, and we will keep up to Prevailing | any to im some time. Star reporter called this (j Mr. Thomas said: “Yes. ful volume of first clase is not alone the talk of Dut the old saying ty @till true,| The Jupiter, Snapped Just After Launching and Portrait of Chief ry Knock is a boost,’ and I firm believe that the industrious ‘king of those unable to com with us on prices and terms, |ter, the largest nav we contributed in no small meas | world was launched to the extraordinary showing | Mare jsland Navy Y made to our Eastern - connec at the close of Anguat, fidently predict that from BOW/navy yards. to the close of the year we will/demonstrated that it can beat}A “motorma: te | prival shipbullders, even when/the fuel When I was ordering slong /hindered by repair work and the|run the craft easily an « trolley after cars of planos in rapid ordinary work that comes to the!ear operator handles his vehicle. ton my factories people were /navy yard, and it saved $100,000, because they we will have are not quit- Factories can his ‘ong list of sales deliver: ‘There was B. E. Noble, Decker ; ©. EB Johnston, another er Pidno; L. P. Morr Armstrong ; Miss B. Christensen, Shon Piano; Archie Johnson, Kaabe W. Small, Decker Piano; J. Hurley, << ‘Mrs. J. B_ Hopkins, Decker Piano. A. J. Hawkins, rt Chesley, Schroeder Bros. ‘ fs. Cunningham, _ * 4. 8. Wilkinson, Bennett Plano. Grovensteen Grovensteen Burmeister / BR A. Booth, Shondorff, Piano. "Nellie Carson, Bennett Piano. * Pearl Edwards, Gerhard Piano. Frank Cummings, Player iPano. é 2 Vogel, Player Piano. Emil Vogel, Player Piano. J. A. Hawkins, Shondorft. Mrs. L. Nelson, Krell-French D. Biessen, Story & Camp Piano. 3. K. Montgomery, Shondorff Daly, Haines Bros, Piano. Hickey, Bennett Piano. Wm. Graves, Gaylord Piano. _ HLS. Clifton, Howard Piano. G. B. Williams, Schiller Piano. 0. Player Piano. jraham, Player Piano. Mes Walter Markham, Player Miss Mary O'Nel!, _ Verner Ca J. W. Peterson, Cora Mre. J. Ww. Mra. Walter Miss Grace Fari i Herbert $. Green, Piano. Bros. Piano. ®. K. King, Pla eo r Berger, P' |. | EW. Graham, Fis rears H. Matson, Play Wasson, ‘Mrs. F. A. Friedberg, Shondorff Mrs. E. Mawer, Shondorff Piano. W. K. Bradley, Bennett Piano. Mrs. Jane Parsons, J. D. Walters, Armstrong Fiano. wel, Player Piano. Mrs. B. Westfeit, Dick, J. V. Davis, Burmeister Piano. Mrs. Dora McClure, Plano, Mrs. Edw, Tarnickel, --.ines r Piano, P| Miss Helen Wentworth, Gerhard Miss Rose N. Dickerson, Bennett Miss Mabel Johnson, Burmeister Miss Lillian Aegar, Burmeister j Mrs. D, Beach, Burmetater Piano, Jas, Kinney, P r Piano | Fred Lande yer Plano, | H. Killeen ister Piano. | Luey Dyer, r Piano, Christian Lars Haines Bros. oe +} ©. W. E. Page, Player Pano. is *W. McCansland, Player Piano. | RJ. McDonald, Brewster Piano. i eenernersc m, Shondorff Plano, ellie Helmerson, Decke: as cher J Richards, Gerhard Piano, f Olle M. Nelson, Haines Bros. i. o [Bo Thomas, Player Plano A. H. Arnold, Armstrong Piano. | HA. Bronson, Gerhard P!ano. D, 8. Taylor, Rennett Plano. (.%: Svenson, Haines Bros. Plano. “Marry Underwood, Gaylord Piano Haines Bros. Knabe Piano, Grovensteen Burmeister Isaacson, Decker Lindsey, Brewster Brewater Brewster v, Armstrong Haines Bros. Tr Piano, er Plano. er Piano, ad tin | for George Underwood, H. P. Nelson Piano. Piano. Piano, Piano. J. B. Waldron, Haines Bros. Hav rie e Your Eskild Olsen, Schroeder Bros, Piano. Ceci! Wallin, Player Piano, dict. E M. Kennard, Haines Bros, | Ay Plano. Piano. pre M. Humphrey, Haines Bros. 6193 First Ave, =" Piano. . Ka@eil-French LE SAM BUILDS WORLD'S LARGEST COLLIER AND SAVES $100,000 | | Naval Constructor Thox F. Ruhm Whe Made Record by Building the Muge Ship. The United States collier Jupl-, The Jupiter is one of three new ‘al collier in the} giant fuel ships of the American recently at the/ navy, with a displacement of 19, ‘ard. 500 tons and a Jength of 542 feet, The launching marked a record}When completed it will be the shipbuilding at Government|most advanced type of vossel, as The Government has|it will be operated by electricity " on the bridge of ng leviathan will Ita speed will be 14 knots, and As @ result of the rema le |e loaded draft 27 feet 6 tnohes, heard so much about dull times, /record made in building. the Jup-|The coal-cerrying capacity, includ were | iter, the Mare Island yard is prac jing bunkers, is 12,500 tons, In ad- tor August and our repotts |tically. certain of getting the con-|dition there is a fueloll eapacity in ether with rush orders tract for a second great fuel ship, | of 375,000 gallons. r which an appropriation has en mad RICHEST MEN DEAD BERLIN, Sept. 6.—Leaving an ¢8-| nowt ide Them With « Vell) Kemere tate worth $8,750,000, Karl Nord- ‘Them With the New Drug hausen, one of the richest men in spectaitet recently Germany, is dead here today. Nordbausen formerly was a ser- geant fn the army, and tnvested | clear, ifut compienion that it his savings in a farm in 1862. This by EF omy land was subsequently swallowed Te im the extension of Berlin and ts! «et now the center of the fashionable fh neta, eae suburb of Schoeneberg. freckles vanishing atively Plano; G. F. Farrell, -Brewater | P!n0. ; B A. Fioley, ful Is. remeving trechise nnd ‘und the money if ft talle. nt Be i Dre Fan Trenet: Gerhard Piano. | aoupie srength ethinal Wt te this that to Ray ©. K. Vandeveer, Player Piano. |. Jaa, P. Corey, Haines Bros, Piano. Mra. L. W. Edwards, Shondortt PATENT ATTORNEY 118 New York Bullding H. McSorley, Brewster Piano. Phone Main 2427. Walter Stetnaker, Player Piano. Mrs. Edw. Woolen, Shondorff Mrs. Stella Baker, Decker Piano. Mrs. B. Sullivan, Behroeder Bros. Mr. BE. Nordland, Strauss Piano. J. G. Anderson, Strauss Plano. Mra. M. Lambert, Howard Piano, : Chickeri9§ | Never So Reasonable V. Walters, Steinway Piano. | Never More Beautiful Mra. J. Goselin, Hamilton Piano, H. E. Morris, Playautoma Piano.| | Modern, Methods, Modern, | Banip. Mrs. 0. B. Newton, Strauss Piano. | our hah Clase work maken it poe- F. Landstrum, Leland Piano. sible for be — ane eee ving Washivara, Burmeiater| int ttiGenee and patronage: We Edna Cullen, Hampton Pian splurge pa + fon 10. N. H. Pritchard, Cote Piano, |. 7S BROT BRIT: en sne To Albert Ward, Hardman Piano. Miss B. Watt, Hampton Piano, otis BUST ose AND s18-00 ron. Archie Thomason, Burmeister |CMLAIN OM 1D PILL INOS (UNEQUALED) Alfred Dishaw, Bradford Piano. Mrs. H. St. John, Bradford Piano. Mrs. A. Marshall, Hale & Co, MAREE 26 feet Z. Warner, Player Piano. waa George Norris, Player Piano. J. H. Pritchard, Player Piano. E, D. Thompson, Bepnett Piano, . U. ac. Kako, Gdbert Plano. Rate Dentists Mrs, Margaret Bernard, Gerhard PIONEER sQUARR. The Shop That Saves You Money A New Fall Model $2.50 Of Course JUST RECEIVED 5,000 Pairs of nobby Fall Styles of high grade $4.00 and $5.00 Shoes, at the Upstairs Shoe Store— TAKE 2 50 Second ELEVATOR e Floor Gunmetal, Calf, Button and Blucher models will be in great demand for both men and women. Open Saturday ansrwa to 10. OSTON HOE O. SAMPLE DH O P Qin SECOND AT PIKE OVER SWIFT'S DRUG STORE THE oran—weiigie SEPTEMBER 6, 1912. WOMAN'S FIFTH) HUBBY TALKS IN JL BLIZABETH, N, J,, Sept. 6.- by drew Murray. A Rahway man Just sentenced to jail for #ix monthe for declares his pre dicament due to the fact that his wife has had too much experience. | “L am her fifth husband,” sald | Andrew in his cell, “and I reckon) she knows too much, She told the judge that I failed to come home at 9 o'clock in the evening, when cur. few rings in Rahway. Then she tn-| sisted that I would not feed her pet) dog Buster and that | would not! wash ¢ w after meals, This last I positively refused to do. “It is simply a case of too much husband, Why, that woman ts ex perienced enough to start a corre spondence school for husbands, Bv. erything I do is compared with something that one of the others did. Ite ‘William never did any thing lke that’, and ‘Charles never ayed out late,’ and ‘Edward was ore particular about his appear jance,’ and ‘James was not lazy, ike you” I've heard this sort of talk jtill I begin to see the spirits of these four poor men. 'm glad I'm tn jall, for now I'm SPLIT EVEN WITH G. O. P. IN CALIFORNIA SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 6.—Com- ete returns received today from ‘uesday’s primary election show that the @ull moose of California split even with the Taft repubit- cans In the congressional tents Five progressives and five cans have been nominated. first district B. H. Hart, who ran as amed. Hes caimed oy me ovo (fl LOWINg language: “I CANNOT BUT ADD THAT I HOPE WITH grossives There were demo- cratic conteste in only three die tricts, A red hot figtt ts sure to mark the state convention which meets in Sacramento September 24. The “oa en will be overwhelmitg ly in the majority, and ft is assured} that they will name 13 electors pledged to Col, Roosevelt and Gov Johnson. | LAWYER DARROW | HERE SEPT, 12) “Industrial Conspiracies” Se] AMONG MR. WALKER’S SUPPORTERS ARE THE FOLLOWING: Keles attracted the attention gs the night of September SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 6.—De-|M mayor of Scattle. apite the assertion of Attorney Hoff Cook, that a sentence of more than 20 years’ imprisonment would be re-|fy Municipal League. nent clothier. gressive Attorney. Washington State Chapter ceived with protest by the family of Chas, Bonner, 20, convicted seo 1B dent Municipal League. to life imprisonment at San Quentia prison. In passing sentence, the court de clared the jury did not do ita full duty in returning a compromise ver ade ee enanehenhee * * * IF THE TRUTH WERE TOLD & ® “I could have been here on & ® time, but I really didn’t care.” & * “Let me interrupt the con- * ® vernation a fow minutes with & ®one of my polntions oF 3 * dotes.” *% “Don't excuse my handwrit- * wing. It ts never better than & Win this instanec, and gener be ‘® ally worne.” * “lL expected you, Mr. Fount- * ® leigh. I have been upstairs & . primping for the last two # * hours.” ba den dhe Sin Rin Andi dan Mntindn tandind enough ‘% come to the point, I must say.’ eeeeeeeee * » » a » a > » |= * * > » = » Ed COLUMBUS, Sept. 6.—Arthur L. Garford of Elyria was nominated to- for governor by the progres state convention here. Gover- nor Hiram Johnson of California ad- dressed the delegates this after- noon, 3 STILL AFTER HI8 THRONE MUNICH, Germany, Sept. 6.—To confer with the Duke of Braganza, pretender to the Portuguese throne, ex-King Manuel of Portugal arrived here today, It is believed that the object of the meeting concerns an- other attempt to regain control of Marble an] PURCELL SAFE CO. Brclusive Agent the GENUINE WALL'S SANE Phone Main 806 3rd Ave. nor of Washington. ive Attorney. Edmonds, Wash. ‘ attle Business College. Judge W. D. Wood, ex- Seen Lien fish broker. C. Allen Dale, of “Good M. A. Gottstein. president mayor of Seattle. + Dickey, .. manager | Eats” Cafeteria. 2 ‘ John B. Agen & Co. M. A. Gottstein & Co., Fur- PAID ADVERTISEMENT—PAID FOR BY F. W, CATLETT. WALKER For CONGRESS George H. Walker is a Progressive Party candidate for Congress at the re- quest of two hundred representative King County Progressives, who believe that he is the only candidate who can defeat Humphrey, the Standpatter. Walker is, and for years has been, an out and out Progressive. He supported Poindexter for sena- tor. He was a Roosevelt National Com- mitteeman. He was Chairman of the Aberdeen Progressive State Convention. Walker opposed Humphrey for Federal Judge. Landon, his competi- tor, endorsed Humphrey for Federal Judge in a letter to Senator Jones, dated February 22, 1912, containing the fol- ALL MY HEART THAT HUMPHREY WILL RECEIVE THE AP- POINTMENT.” A Vote for Walker Is a Vote AGAINST Humphrey. A Vote ‘ for Any Other Candidate Is a Vote FOR Humphrey. This ad is paid for by Fred W. Catlett, as the representative of Mr. Walker’s friends, who have subscribed the money for it. — eee al Henry McBride, ex-gover- Harold Preston, Progress- Lester W. Lewis. banker, O. L. Miller, president Se- George _W. \Dilling, ex-|" Wm. P. Fisher, Fisher at a Borwel, of Burwell | iture, ete. Flouring Mills, orfor¢ C. J. France, ex-president W. B. Hutchinson, promi- | Herman W. Craven, Pro- W. R. B. Wilcox, president O. B. Thorgrimson, presi- Eben S. Osborne, Osborne, | TT. L. Quigley, president American Institute of Archi- Tremper & Co. | Real Estate Association. “| tects. FIRE SALE! The elegant $15,000 Jewelry Stock of the Neft Jewelry Co. that has gone through the fire of Wed- nesday, August 14, 1912, is now offered to the public at 40c on the dollar. The stock consists of Watches, Diamonds, high grade Jewelry, Silverware, Clocks, Umbrellas, Musical Instruments, Firearms, Leather Goods, etc. An ity of a lifetime. Our loss is your gain, so come early and avoid the rush. Nothing reserved. Everything goes to those who come first. Sale starts Saturday, September 7th, at 9:30 a.m. Remember the place, 1004 First Avenue, near Madison St. $2.50. EARRINGS, 98¢ latest styles .....0cau wiwwews $8.00 Genuine Leather oeeweree SESH BAGS eeveceeesss 1.09 $1.50 Combination CUFF 39c $3.50 GERMAN SILVER 69c LINK SETS «40-00 oseevesss MESH BAGS 4. .ceevecceees $5.00 FIELD $1.00 TIE $12.00 26-PIECE $4 39 GLASSES Wer FIND «sao coehaseeiag SILVER SET + eveeerame. O08 $18 ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES, 20-year gold-filled $1.50 GOLD 39c : Petts Aare FICATION: sinessernsalie Sonate st $4.50 ROGERS’ TABLE- $ cases, Sal WARE, half dozen .....+.. 1.69 PTICE seve wereeeeereneees $2.50 Gold Filled BRACELETS ... $15 high grade gold filled Wafches, 20-year gold filled cases, $6 19 thin models, sale price .....Q@Un $3.00 to $5.00 Gold Filled .00 to $5, ile $1.28 $7.50 WATCHES, Elgin and LOCKETS .eececee vesess Waltham, sale price ....... $2.69 $1.00 WATCHES. $5.00 and up to ana seas “$2, 69 $10.00 TOILET sale price ... Gold Front LOCKETS ... $10 to $15 SILK UMBRELLAS, $1.50 VEST $10.20 8-day Metal SEBCKS Ys tesere esses 108 “. ewes = 98 CHAINS cos ceene ee” $1.00 ALARM oka $1.50 FILLED CLOCKS .. . 29e woo Gal Ret Pas 190 | | Bons. 9c Neft Jewelry Co. 1004—FIRST AVENUE—1004