The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 28, 1912, Page 7

NING PARRY HADN'T NEEDED THAT SHIRT SIVE CHIEF USED TO BE STANDPATTER—WOOLLEN SHIRT CONCERTED HIM nG oulattvely for the ing back a couple tet ve : naned u fa gone 8 Y mt win even to think of ft At) H. Parry bad stayed inter, he would not rtirone obilly, bleak noon to buy a wool ia Lawrence, Mass. what would have hap me that Will . bad the cobweb made the of Com advocated the patroa- home market. [t was an that $600,000, or — day for the was Parry who, ok helped elect John ‘a8 governor on the pri of building ng Mem a canal. It was Parry— ? Parry ls the the “eyes” in it it looked like and meant ready H. Parry would not in Beattie. and boosted Converted another «peck, had not gone the shirt herein. in Lawrence. Witt H. Parry cog be the presi. newly organized Bas.” King started out i pene tne “or that he for 25 years. ONE | EVEN | IL CELL, HF court of Pierce county, taken on a S afar all bet against him. To | if he may be freed that contain. dinner was door of his cell, siow, philosophical then he sat in the bars of levee fm smiling. He endowed with a! brain, should be day, no ‘Thankssivinz one, and a cheer. occupants of the county as much to be thankful thelr Thanks- furnished a erunberry sauce, }Rorth on 2nd av. at pole. to polles headquar- Was released on his own TARRHAL FELALY YMCA. HALL 4h and Madison St FIVE FREE LECTURES Laws,” by Mra. widow of the 0, 8. Fowler, Dec. 2, 4 evening at % p. m. - at Lincoln | 7% m. to 9 p. m, until sa Overcome Alsenne Classes berinning 2:30 and 7.30 Far be} For a quarter of a) heights, and} ponder what) tioning in| WILL H. PARRY But he returned that night to Andover, or Boston, or what. ever the name may be of the place where he was temporarily pasos with his ming awhirl. ‘he progressi weed had begun to find fertile soll in Will H. Parry. Parry had visited the big woolen | mills in Lawrence prior to that aft- jerneon. Having been a faithful pit ‘iar of the Seattle Chamber of Con: | merce, Rainier club and several oth ler organizations of the solid, wub- meng safe and sane class, Parry |azea ght gre admiration on the magnificont buildings where the | wheets of the woolen trust were | bustly grinding out more dollars for the magnates He & the Light. “Protection of American tndu has accomplished this grand work,” Parry mused to himaotf, and figura tively he patted himself on the back for his loyalty to the G. 0. P. Parry, up to that time, had never voted anything but the republican Ueket, and had Ways voted tt jstraight. He waa a delegate to ev- ery city and county and state repub- Hean convention held in Seattle and the state of Washington since state hood, He was president of the Se attle efty ecounell a republican, and was comptroller a repub- it 1 went from store to store in that woolen manufac turing town that afternoon,” says Parry, a, “ tor mer stadpatiam, purchase a fairly good woolen shirt. In Lawrence, Mass., the home of the biggest woolen mille in the country, the people could not afford to buy woolen clothes, and the stores did not have them to sell.” It set WI! H. Parry to thinking. He had plenty of time, and he began thinking new thoughts, and reading, and studying. 3 ver had time for that ost mixed with the cultured and wealthy class, My associations have always been apart from those who did the actual work and pro- duced. My best friends today, too, are among the wealthy class. Furth ts His Friend, |. “Jacob Furth is a warm personal friend of mine. I think a great of him personally, though we differ now in our views. I used to think “Say, pop. how much turkey gobbler must a feller gobble to be i Bo. Bobbier ?" a ell,” innocently que returned Mr. Goosenberry, ried the pride of the Goosenberry “at the way you're gobbling it down, you'll be sprouting feathers be- fore long. Mind, I say, don't fill yourself so full of turkey that you ain't got room for the swell punk in le what your mother made yesterday “Never you fhind about that, pop, I'm saving my neck for the dessert,” replied Tommy ‘on't you have some more vayviniom macrocarpon withhat hunk of ‘dark’ you have?” asked Tommy’s pa, hoping to slip thing over on his bright son. aw, I wants lots of cranberrios,” said Tommy “Ho! Hot that’ Har—hbar!” roared his father, * the scientific name for cran berries.” Tommy subsided for some considerable time, but bo was a-think- ing deep and hard. “Pop,” he finally said, carefully chair, “did you know Mr. Blinker’s jin the West end by an old mule? eyeing the wall back of his father’s little boy Sammy who was kicked “For the love of Mike, ain't you sever going to learn to use your the west end by a mule or anyth of a bey™ ‘and smiled once | S™&™mar when you talk’ Who ever heard of a boy being kicked io | ing else? Which is the woet end Tommy wondered whether he'd be there to finish the pie, but he came around with the answer one asked big mother, “The end the son sets on, of course.” “which will you bare, pie or pud “Pie!” yelled Tommy in accents loud and clear. His father wasn't going to let that opportanity pass by. He set about to correct his son's manners even though he had failed in his |leseon on grammar. He wanted t idea of saying “please.” “Pie, whatT’ sternly asked Mr. | much attention. ij “Pie, what?’ yelled hi¢ pa. “Why, ple first, of course,” BE THANKFUL ‘FOR THE GOOD PEOPLE LIVING IN WORLD There certainly are good peo- ple still inhabiting this old world of ours. it ie one of the things to be thankful for. The Ryther kiddies have full THE CANDIDATES YOU'LL PICK FROM There are two candidates in the fleld for port comm'asioner in the | election to be held next Lae 4 December 2, They are Judge ©. | Remsberg, a eet and i. rael Nelson In the schol hosed ‘election to be held on Saturday, December 7, |there are five candidat They are Hermon Craven, the incumbent, filling out the term of Judge Ever- ett Smith; Nicholas Schmidt, #0-| clalist; Joseph Allen, socialist; Jo- |neph R. Mannlhg, utdertaker; Jas, Stevens, architeat. TWO BOYS HELD IN SWINDLING GAME Roy Ballantine, 15, and Cecil) King, 16, are in the city jail, charged | with working a game to swindle two | drug stores out of $60 worth of| merchandise. The boys placed an order for six safety razors at $5 each with the Stewart & Holmes Drug Co. a week ago, stating over the phone that they were for Kinsel Bros.’ drug store. When a similar order was re ceived by the Pacific Drug Co, yes- terday, a dummy package was given to the “messenger boy” when he ap JUDGE GIVES 12 MEN HAPPY THANKSGIVING Police Judge Gordon made 12 | men happy and thankful this morn- ing. They were prisoners in the city jail whose sentences were about completed, HE’S HOST TO ALL » impress upon the young man the Goosenberry. Rut Tommy wag licking his chops in esaercrse * and didn't pay swered Tommy. BLIND IN MEMORY OF BLIND MOTHER Honoring the of his mother, who was Obedient to the custom, an Invi- |tation was sent broadcast through- out the city to all blind people to dine with Mr. Biogerman at the tod: “Mr. either. Singerman doesn't know, J must take it for granted | that every blind person who enters lis a guest.” BALKAN RULERS TO BE EMPERORS, EUROPE QUIET LONDON, Nov, 28 --Government offic! consider the danget European war virtually ended. Bota Relgrade and Vienna show a quiet- er tone, and some adjustment of the difficutty is expected, by which Ser- | via will get a commercial outlet (o ithe Adriatic sea without encroachy ing on Austria's political claims. No details have been received here of the great Adrianople fire, which has been reported from va- | rious sources. The story th \pyroxylin bombs, dropped by avi ors, caused the conflagration, is not credited here. BLAME YOUNG TURKS FOR DEFEAT |Young Turks are mr IE | wrecking the Turkish army organi- | zation, and that afy change from \their rule would be beneficial. The sultan will not be dethroned, land it is arded as improbable | that Abdul id will be restored, ‘as he is opposed by the most impor | tant men of the new regime BALKAN RULERS WILL BECOME REAL EMPERORS According to reports from the Bal- kan capitals, the rulers of Bulgario, Servia and Montenegro are going to romote and rechristen themselves the war ie over, King Peter aims at being “czar of all the Serbs,” in imitation of his friend, Nicholas of Russia, and King Ferdi- nand, failing the title of emperor of the Balkans, intends becoming em- peror of Bulgari: King Nicholas I tenegro and Albani said about the Greek monaych, but doubtless he will transform him self into emperor, instead of king of Ithe Hellenes, ‘king of Mon- Nothing is It is generally admitted that the et ponsible for lit 191.50. warm outside room, abe STAR—THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1912. as the wealthy class thinks, that the) few were entitled to the cream of | the earth, that it was right and on tirely oper for the man of wits to elip the choicest portion of the laborer’s product “t used to think that if the rich man grew richer, the poorer people were also getting more prosperous, | fourid ft way an inverted pyramid. that thé prosperity of the many had to be provided first “EL found the boasted American protection of industry did not really | reach those whom it was intended to protect, And I discovered thére were too many of us who grew rich without producing, that there were too many rolltop desks in this cour try, too Increment. ~So Parry is now working to “put the human equation in our govern im like Saul of Tarsus, a acof- for, who is just beginning to see the light,” be pleaded with the progres sives againat his election as presi dent of the league, Parry preferred to be a common soldier in the ranks. Hut the progressives saw in Parry not only a man personal ly, bot that he f# also big morally He was a man big enough to con fous that he had been mistaken And they elected him unanimous ly, In apite of himeelt. NO, THANKS, WE'LL DO IT OURSELVES Hy & decision yesterday of the public safety committee of the city counell, the council will be bound to its agreement to tollect and destroy the city garbage. Timothy Kellog had offered to collect and dispose of all garbage for 10 yea for $160,000 lens than {) has cost the city, Kellog had several pro visions in bis offer that the com mittee decided they didn’t want. yg pe ‘CADET TO REMAIN IN EAST Wallace W. Crawford, Seattle boy Aismin from West Point Milfary academy on charges of drinking, will not return to the home of his father, Samuel L. Crawford, but will remain in the East and enter busl- bess with his brother, He was a/ member of the senior class at the academy when disminsed Thanksgiving Dinner JOHN WROBEL Wishes all his friends to know that he ts serving the best turkey din ner in the city, Will be pleased to meet all his friends and ac quaintances, ALASKAN BAR Au Service——Best of Wer 20 pounds for SOc. 2%e for every additions! pound. Rowgh ary 400 per dozen ont Ninth fy W DANCING HIPPODROME, SEATTLE’S NEW DANCING PALACE. Fifth and University. 5 CENTS PER COUPLE. (Bvery Day ind Beenie u Trial Crs a tree, Whee fy Will fit gold tiled frame. spherical lenses, leather case, comp! examination. | including 237 Epler 2.6 hwarts, Optometris Block recta, boned with @uar- oven wire stay, not sold in stores. developing, Jacobs’ Photo i, oh Fe anid University Undertaking Parloce, 4214 NE ‘ork- North 212, W. B er Kh HUTTERWORTH & SORE. al in or Miltott 84! oy anere mit second. ed Tedon, cw Bitiott 246 n~ house, Beac ira) Main eee UPTURB CURED: perm Operation or detention fr nd. | aiBiath ay ‘and learntn, NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE Kh Grade School. Washington St. z : Pont GET COLD sults and overcoats + Og Ree Ae y Be UPSTAIRS. Room Theatre Bullding to be &@ good barber at ER BARBER COLLEGR 220 Occidental Av outelde 7 minw 204 rooms, heat, bath « walk from Pike free Instr School, 629 ‘alin, ultar, banjo, ernie. Hykes Musle ples Bank Bidg. Say “I saw ft in The Biar.” Rav 00 Hate, 1116 int av G02 8 i Ale act rere ria pelea impale This Modern Hotel for the New City of Tolt. BUY LOTS IN TOLT Lots in the same hotel may be purchased today for only $125 each, including sidewalks and water mains—cleared, level lots, all ready to build on—easy terms or dis- count for cash. Some people take an advertisement for a new town with a grain of salt. Why to make a grand investment the new city of Tolt? town backed by so many ri of standing timber in the s the resources. of Tolt miles of new track and both the G. N. and the M modations for a city of Five lots in_the heart of a town of even are they worth? You can't get lots in the same block with this mod- | ern hotel, or even in the entire t $125, when the hotel is cor opportunity comes in—the plans is completed. the foundation months before the hotel will you think Tolt offers you West when you can buy | for $50 and up? Here creamery and cheese mill under construction, and many homes under construction, tem installed, electric light graded and many miles of tion for point of one of the richest Buy lots in Tolt today. ting the rock-bottom prices and growing up with ream second best city. Special automobile excursions leave our offices every morning at 10 a. m OREGON & WASHINGTON DEVELOPMENT: COMPANY ‘Tolt is your opportunity—an oppor- tunity to get in on the ground floor of a coming city—a that the Great made its terminus at is a beautiful rivers, in the heart of a great rich valley, is the principal point an two great railroads factory, cannery just now completed, 16 business houses completed manufacturers and block with this modern doubt, when the opportunity is so plainly illustrated as in ch farms and the finest belt tate. So great and rich are Northern built 18 Tolt, and ilwaukee have made acecom- Thousand. Think of owning Two Thousand—what wnsite for anything like mpleted. That's where your have been accepted and It will I be six be entirely cognpleted. Don't the finest investment in the jots in the original townsite Tew town, located on two and has large iruit, vegetable berry shingl? mill and large pos saw modern water sys- plant being installed, streets sidewalks laid-—is ideal loca- the positive converging sections in the state You have the pager 5 of ing 410-11 HOGE BLOG. vical dees General utility young men Hence bi waning harawend wih eral yard work. Wil call at any time and give estirastes, Satie ction guaranted and prices tight ie Beacon 3008 ye? wanted. owner me 7 me by and navertisine. Ea Coat $ gymnasium ‘Mon se Phone Loat- each ettss pal ol, 2 tlack eves. oO bi ae and white, Elliott y night or on Liberal reward. pO COTES 7 Situations Wtd. — Female Housekeeper, lin! general house work, mothers halper, middle 4 woman. Mra 4. ¥. Sulton. rkiand, hh, Cornwell Staal “woman widhes posltlon At housework and nursing ref on. 518 Columbia st xperienced nurse desires position confinement cases preferred, Kast ait te T. lor children any time, any i petienced work as tele ply to 1108 ay, The Pacif Telegraph Co. TAUGHT—My “Specialty, people, at your home night fey: "hone Mast 7645. )—-Mieady employment, six » iti ced shirt operators, union Scale pric Address Shull-Day 7T AL Telephone and Vion youn win Apartments for | opeYand Coat, THY" MRO Y Rote, git M. 42100 Furnished and un- jsior Apts. i $th and Pike. Main 2861 Nfuished _ Furnished Rooms — Tactic Woren, 110% tes 500 daily and up. Board and Room Konto ccbvetns v8 eno 2th av. B., ly . electric om, plano. of men, Room eawonal k a n ni Aron be ) wey 1213 Children boarded, unroundings eit tded, private hom beat car 6 Ballard tsi, 1448 furnish Bie-|¢, Houses for Rent For Sale and house month, 2 block A bt A ae for $10.00 per me walk to depot, modern plumbing if taken at once. nm et houme ndition. : Swift ay., George- Tent almont snap if taken at once ing-city. Inquire Mra bea Rothing: Wie leay fern, Wanted io cabin near © heap. X- 4 POUT ROM « gan, electric light and yard, rent cheap: 21 Neltev N. Filiott $02. For_teat- arn and o 6 low rent | ern; rates Barringtor __Housekeeping Rooms TEWART HOTEL block wer team heat, rooms 60 to ‘$3.00. Washington, and week U rooms. reasonable st. Phone eping and housekeepin 2 and 3-room suites, ~4 ' 0% Howell | at 0 W | OLYMPIC APTS. Single ro Yee MHS, $1.50 up; suite, $3.00 Near public market. weil fuinished transle housek oping rooims, steam hi ated, at 819 Howell om modern h High ek eopin Bib7 The furniture of 14-room apart house for sale, location good per month, walking digtani returns on the Investment $5.00, X49, The. Star. established 20 years, ms of Crom $100 to $150 % cash, tp care The ¢ 221 Liberty Fuel baa doing b day, m ance L. C_ Simkings, ~ Homesteads a Felvauten. ener esate belt. fored. 1 land 4 mile elt graded road, and sidewalk od market for dairy products; mile from 9 . Wash : se Estate exchang at any time, if Real Batat Lumber lG Simkins, ything everyw a price is right xchange, 620-621 Uber Bidg- Furniture of 7-room houre| Hotels & Lodging Houses| Ol, #7, let ay. Hotel! =| $10 DOWN | i210 Weatern av.— | f-| A beautiful lot near Ravenna park, CLEARED VALLEY LAND and L0-acre tracts, ob | will pay for it photos and aol and products, extended cane of FOR $7.00 miles from a good i on $30.06 $4.60 per ly racts left SOUTHWEST WASHINGTON LAND COMPANY 709 Recond Ayv., Room 1% Downes B14. iH, 65.000, HALY CAB pally fine tract for ¢ & propor nter of B adjoining Beattle and larger y homes ed four miles from Kirkland close to Redmond, over! beaupitul Lake Bammania th of @ king frontal} county | living be property, with suf. water for a water system over the whole property, tis | always has been heid at $6,000 but the corporation owning | the property is desirous of lguidat- ng, hence the very low price for the 40 acres Anyone who can this and will look use a piace like up this proper y tt cKT B. LORD, 1009 Northern Bank Bidg. % ACKES WITH STREAM, $775 month m; fine view ap tare. 209 trd Ave. 2-acre tract on in Kennydale, $1,600. Address Mr. A. Ainaly, Poulsbo, Wash |fo-aere tracts near Séattie, ance $10 per ty wilt» AL Empire Hide. $400, THEMS inbridge Island tor ain, $400; terms. write X100, The every bit grow any- $25 cash oft ft thin, po tare ve. ore tracts, Ve od land, close to cash, balance 6 with deed i~¢s 5 ACRES LEV EL ALDER, $200— 1940 .cneh, $10 per month: has two nK#, and the beat of soil; lots cheap fare to Se Arsdale & Co. 1209 3rd Ave. Peller 1112 Western City Real Estate Real Estate BRIAR NAMM RIOR RM railwae FINE COUNTRY HOME IN THE WHITE VALLEY FOR $8 RIVER $0 cash, month ot 4 tracts with building: walk from balance Thin fich valley all clea 00d hous Only 6 the interur station and about 15 utes walk from where the Northern Pacific ts spending bea da of thousands of dol- lars on thelr Auburn freight yards, round hous and of- fice bulldings. This place is a big bargain for some one dr BURKE & FARRAR, INC. 104 Cherry St Ground Floor OCC ROE ACCES OH ROE FOI LITTLE INVESTMENT | Lat > on semi business street tm- oved with a very good 16-room, ided » one b-room and one 6-room earning capacity, $20 per n One of the best litte income properties brought te our attention in many a day, Only 9650 cash required WEST & WHEELER LMAN BLDG. modern local Improvements in, fully must have $2,000 cash. Price only $3,600, Write or phone for appointinent, You ought to see this desirable property If contem- plating the purchase of a home. * H. Powers, 1321 N, dist st North #67 S-room view paid RAVENNA $450. K SNAP 40x105 lot level close to Ravenna rk, will have good view of Lake Washington, 1% blocks from car; any terma S&P. DIXON & CO. Marion St bungalow in f your own interes ed, bath, modern Plumbing and electric Wehte. ete, | Phinney ay. district. Price $1,700 |, $100 cash. Buy soon or be sorry. | JOHN QUEST, 410 Washington Bldg. FK terms, 10-room 15 minutes from ad av. a n, balance onth, tading — tn’ Phone Beacon | 2k C2 ese ACEC OE CHER | THIS BARGAIN FOR ONLY $350 BALANCE $5 PER MONTH level, 40-foot Lake Washington residence lot, all red, has best of soll to the new lake boule- vard and near the finest park | in the city. This lot has efty water, electric lights, phones and gas, also within 20-min- utes car ride of Pioneer square. A choloe, BURKE & FARRAR, INC. 104 Cherry St. Ground Floor. % OUI Hee JUST A HOME 5 room modern, up-to-date hunga- low; firep hardwood floors; everything ifteat ss, Price sleet & co 4th & ‘Pike 5x100, bungalow, with £ te, Phone Ballard 1 e Jots on Ratni close in. Phone Hudson 18 $450 cash. Queen Anne 408. | For Sale—Wood and Coal For Sale—Poultry eB hoi t A Thanksgiving turkeys, dre: try, all kinds of lay » Leghorns, Sil Hambures, Blue Indian R of poultry Pacific Poultry © ner Market, Hott $268, First ‘and Pike. Bis li riot L Une Bassett's Native Herbs 1 Wanted to Buy-Furaiture PPA LLL LALLA PPP PPP Want house & office furniture, cash. bon Ch vt, 610 Pike, M. 2227. For Sale — Livestock For fale— ot hurnes 900 to vin $26 to $125, I, 1,200 pounds, jot a ittle sore Hight farm wagons, ons, 2 bum- gies, 15 wets of barnens, both dou- bie and single, very cheap. from street CITY AND COUNTRY LOANS On improved or vacant amount, $50 to 86 time; séany payments: n Sturtevant & Co, 212 Bos vate parties with mo call on Le C. Hidg Pp. ong oO “elty 1 y ulck action, 209 Mehihorn. 80. AND COLLATERAL Newpectable piace to borrow money on diamonds low rates, * American ’ 50., 803 Becond IF YOU NEED MONEY on household goods, pianos or ‘nonal notes to emplo: terme i'd payment reasonable. Come A see um. ASTERN BROEBRAGS co. Northern Rank Pike PLLL LALA 9 Spe measure and Dis- Dp, with full inatrue- sips eh eapen cont of Iiv- Necen: house- 16 Missourt Bt or con- 50 tablets for Zhe. All -yclopedia ne buckram bindin, 690 = necond hand wet, half price. Main 5362 ~Fi—HOT POINT TOASTER $3 Bound Electric Co, 161: Mtn AY. prEntsee 3 nee ICAL We” ja assortment of maged “hath tubs, sinks ee Rustad’s, 316 Second 4 HP. motorey ob. Call aa _ 19th ay. BW. er oe p.m. New pianos piled on ne Union. stip Gruggiets, New — international a basine ; ren Meyer -Tone’ BANKS adlan Hank of Commerce Head office, Toronto, on savin, 4 e; Beattie Gv. HILLIARD AND POCKET TABLES FOR gegen’ aun ay thee HAN iierd ranch, 302 Denny Bid) hae 56 per month. z, 2 Ww. ag now Arcade. 101 hours \ “Arcade Annex. Main 1342 DR, JOBEFH ku, 26 ARC, BLDG. HOURS—i0 to'€ Parts fit” ci Te ‘an ‘oom 317 Hinck. Elitott Ey ree delivery - SOLLECTIONS re Heitante Collection Con Me Maperty PD Bldg te postoffice. Quick — settlements without ul er possible, a el _ fae Seine Poestbee Phone El bilis collecte ywhere, per- sons located. Washington Colice- tion Co. 306 Bailey Br Senate Have your bills « Coasi Collection Co, rth 33 3 N.Y. Bik. CosTUMEs RENTED ut Uxetos rent Main 5243 ENCY y Datars I Mey, Vac. aoS-a-8 Bid, sea ow “gna clvil Work: consultation - Eliott 4472. be aad detectives, ovide articles a persons locat 308 Batley Bul idi ra ory Toit Pie a avaneugh § st av. in Joseph Ajten, 408-406 Eilers. Munto 1. All Tegal subjects. Consuls tation free. RUSSELL. Ro FARRELL, 429 Now Yo K. General practice. es- Tae husband and ‘Queen of 1 orders carefully sic Co, 426 Walker ms and Trade in Seattle. Mark. Attorneys 500 ZF ? nant oe ey PATENT 21 y: ‘entral F Burke Ride. —— ERNS AND MODE! BAT ie ey Hh Works, taaiann South. Best equipped shop. Main 6068. Tat Tia i JOHD erty Hide. a Union ys < MPSS “Main 7219. | rena ranch ana ae 4 ————— | “SEALS AND RURHER STawrs ~ SECOND WAND Ta WANE clothing be L017 Pike “William Jolly CK AND OW Lia. 6 REPATTING Te Tmintry~ Watehina or—Watn= Springs: Jewels, each; glasses, 3ho. 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