The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 22, 1913, Page 6

Extra Special $2.00 16-in. Ash Can, with cover and raised bot- tom-— $1.69 $2.25 18-in. Ash Can, with galvanized side strips and ventilated base— $1.89 $2.75 20-in. Ash Can, Saturday— $2.19 for }Hardware Co. 1426 Third Ave. the man, with the most taiked of man in What manner of man is he? question Is continually being asked. the judge is an egomaniac, #0 to The Star investigator and Vic, the speak ADOLF, DEY VANT US To Post For: MOVING PICTURED. ALL DEY VANT ISS A PICTURE OF ME SOAKING YOU VON IN DER JAW. You DON'T ° THE STAR—FRIDAY, AUGUST 22, 1913. TELL US VEN You ARE READY— DEN JUDGE HUMPHRIES, MOST TALKED OF MAN IN TOWN; HOW HE LOOKS IN’ COURTROOM Througn a series here give you their im- One ts struck, upon first sight of|is law, that big head of heeded, is judge. Judge Humphries It is an Immense top-plece. It of eccentrici-|that, as he ties displayed on the bench, Judge bench John E. Humphries is today the weighs his neck down #o complete Seattle. | ly that it sinks out of existence. The! impression that crouches (his favorite over attitude), One gains the Likes Thought of Power The thought his a stirring that he is judge, that he has power, that his word edicta must be one to the * Wes. JOAN E. 'S PROVO jews w cover the t how nice it would be to fice, At last, inst elected bis life came. unconscious of that big fact. be in of fall, ho was The supreme moment of " JubGe” JOHN E. HUMPHRIES 1S TO VAY THE MOST TALKED OP MAN IN SBATILE* world ever did.” he said one day And he believes {t He Has an “intuition” “I can tell whether a man will Never a moment does he remain! make a success tn business or as Like |a lawyer or anything else. I have the Raven in Poe's poem, there {8/a peculiar intuition that way,” he ever a hum to bin Judge JUDGE John E. John E. Judge Humphries ikea publtetty. | eee fs stupendous. It is so ponderous’ He longs for praise. Assisting at the demise of an old-established firm is not a pleasant “If John EB. task. It’s like the burial of an oid friend. For nearly a quarter of a cen- tury the Seattle Sporting Goods Co., and its predecessors, The Rubber Store, formed an integral part of small beginning it grew to large dimens creditors had to be satisfied, and the old firm’s big store, the affairs of this community. From ions. But misfortune came, stock and fix- tures, have been sold by the Federal Bankruptcy Courts. MY ORDERS ARE POSITIVE “Get rid of everything; clear the store out in a hurry,” are my instructions. WATCH ME OBEY. I've given the people of Seattle lots of ba ins, but this is the greatest chance I’ve ever had to give by friends $2.00 or $3.00 worth of —jJ. P. BURKE merchandise for $1.00. Contract Goods Are Included Fishing Tackle 50¢ Snelled Hooks, per doz 40c Pennell Cincinnat! Hooks, per doz.... .N%¢ 40c Limerick Hooks, per doz. 40c Cuttyhunk Bass Lines 26e Japanese Grass Lines... 20c 84-foot Fish Lines $1.35 Silk Fish Lines 40¢ Edinboro Leaders eed Leaders... : ound Test Leaders 40e Cornwall Spinners 50c Artificial Minnows $3.00 Weedless Bass Flies 50c Kelso Pearl Spoon Hoo! 2ée Glow Bait....... All Flies at 1-4 Regular Prices All Rods at 1-3 Regular Prices Sale Starts J p Tomorrow | 7°" ° 10A. M. 715 First Ave. $5.00 Lawn Mowers... n Mowers de Carving Knit Butcher Knit Butcher © $1.75 Butcher Saws ck Mason's Hammer 3% nley Plane.....% Stanley Plane $3.00 Doortrim $7.00 Tool Grinder 50c Dent's Dog Remedios 25e Dent's Dog Remedies. 116 10¢ Dent's Dog Boap... 4eé Scores of other necessities in Light and Shelf Hardware, at leas than cost of production. Burke ‘its 2he THESE PRICES GO 10¢ Baseballs $1.25 Baseball Bats . -48S¢ $1.25 Footballs ..... Be $1.50 Ballbearing Roller Skates oe . THe 50c Gilt Edge Playing Cards 19¢ $4.50 Wright & Disston Tennis Rackets - $2.68 Wright & Tennis Kalla B2¢ $20.00 Stevens 12-gauge Shot } $19.00 $3.20 SD Dupont Ase Dupont 59e¢ Gun Be Diaston 22-callbre Rifles 0 Air Rifles. gauge Western Smokeless Shells ..... gauge Record Smokeless Shells Perfection Shot Shells (25 in box) Seattle Sporting Goods Co. Bet. Columbia and Cherry I'll Pay No Attention to Trust Fixed Prices Rubber Boots $4.50 Men's High Boots $7.00 Men’ Boots . $9.00 High Topped Roota . vee £6.48 2.50 Men's Kneo Boots.. $1.89 0 Men's Kneo Boots. 83.98 —_——————————— $12.50 Men and Women’s Slip- ons $5.98 Boots ve ooveeee 87.29 $7.50 English Golf Shoes $3.98 $12.50 Waterproof High Top Men's Shoes $6.98 $16.50 Waterproof High Top Men's Shoes Sale Starts Tomorrow 10 A. M. Topped High Topped 94.98 $2000 English Riding @ pleasant sound, t00,/aaid to the big in his ears, which repeats: Humphries. | Humphries. JUDGE JOHN E. HUMPHRIES.” Humphries has not audience court room yesterday. And he belleves that, too. Judge Humphries ts honest. He |has no ulterior motives, He t# no scheming, conniving individual On the contrary, he In extremely good natured, genial, and kind Hut above all else, Judge Hum phries has a holy | himself as fudge, of the majesty jof the law as b sonifies tt | Attack his majesty in a direct way, and hia k | Judge Humphries will not re in the veneration of | jas the cause of the jday of John | | ons evaporates. | | nize attack, if made indirectly, un-| | der a cloak of sarcasm or frony. eee Judge Humphries loves to con- jaider himself a humorous person. | But his ts the humor of the buffoon. | He Has Faith in Himself The judge is of the opinion that] he understands men, and life, and their problema, and their solutions. And he has unmitigated faith in himself “Follow my advi Humphries, yesterd: be successful.” Mrs, John E. Humphries, who was in the courtroom, nodded her head | tn approval, ‘and you will said Judge | She {s proud of her husband. She/ | shares with him the crowning glory | of the widespread publicity which | attends him, Dreased in smart blue, she has been sitting in the court- room for the past two days, dang ling her gold-handied lorgnette and viewing the audience as though she | were occupying an opera box, “ee The Judge is a study in circles. A | big, round head tops a bigger circle, | | which is the rest of him. And he He does not foliow his thoughts to | logical conclusion, but departs, in | , on any tople suggests Which, of , necessarily makes him lo- And he loves to have au | talking y | been doing It all my Ife. | Akin to his love of publicity ts |hin desire for outward show He wants people to know who he jis. He jbowtng and doffing his hat, here and there and everywhere. | In his courtroom he has four |American flags decorating the } walls. He wants all to know he ts a patriot, that his family was patri otic, and had its splendid represen- tatives in the revolution and the jelvil war. He used to wear some 19 em blems of fraternal organizations on his coat lapel, But he has discarded this prac- tice since becoming judge | “No judge In King county has ac- jauired such a national reputation as \L have,” he says. And he is a hard worker, He re- | peatedly tells Nis audience that. Ho has refused to take a vacation, |though he would bav | do #0. ns retirement And Judge Humphries has no in- n of effaeing hims 5 the right to “SPECIAL LOTS OF HATS $3.50 and $5.00° FROLICH MILLINERY PARLORS 392 Arcade Building But a vacation practically | will go down the street, | | | THERE ~THERE, DON'T CRY. IT MADE JUST AS GOOD A PiCcTuRE — EVEN IF HE DID DOUBLE — SANTA ROSA,— Financial trou) KANSAS CITY—Two bles caused by poor mana vent ofjand fifty thousa his vast properties in Idaho andjand f Nevada ts assigned by friends here suicide ploneer hundred cattle done in those two days. Sibbald, man. KLEIN’S SHOE HOSPITAL, 613-2nd Av. NEXT TO BUTLER HOTEL Words by Sch, Music by MacDonal BUT Dink OF (T — AFTER I'VE ALVAYS BEEN S© KIND To HIM! _— The dol ner at the Rath {8 popular—Ady, las REAL ESTATE VENICE ON BAINBRIDGE ISLAND -ALBIRTB TOPY/) WESTLAKE PUBLIC MARKET Fifth, Sixth andP 95¢, dozen half-gallon Economy iTS sade At All Grocery Stalls 25 1 lb, Fancy Mixed Pickling Spices CENTS 1 dozen quart Economy Jars Stall 352, Section 3 or Westlake Special Flour Stall 210—Section 2 7 Bars P. & G. Naphtha Soap Stalls 104-123—Section 1 SECTION 2 Ground Floor—North Side— Entrance Fifth Av Pee] 1 SECTION “A” Lower Fioor—Pine Street Side Stalls: 1, 12, 16, . 217, 219. The Big, Clean Sanitary Market STALL 210 b ‘The Big Department of Pure Food Stuffs. SATURDAYS BIG CUT IN FLOUR Hammond's Best, 49-Ib. ake Special Flour, 49-1b. sack No. 1 Mard Wheat Flour, sack. $1.10 7 large bares Naphtha Soap » 25e LARD, GB. «004353 STALL 11 Sweet Potatoes, Ib. 5c, 6 for ; 25c Large Cucumbers, 2 for WE WILL DELIVER ©. 0. D. RED SHIELD BUTTER, 1b 406 Tbe The: 2 ibe. 81.10 3-Ib. ere 81.15 If crock ts returned, will refund Se KED SHIELD wae M. A. HANSEN CO. Telephone your orders—Main 6989 Ask for Creamery. We hav excellent delivery serv- fee, and will fill your orders promptly Red Shield Creamery STALL 208 ZOBLE 18kbs 89 Best canning Bartlett Pears, box $1.40 Se T5e Grocery Co. Stall 219 Pure Sugar wit a * Other Sp as usual 100-Ib. Sack Sugar. ..$5.00 20 Ibs. Sugar... 81.00 10 Ibe Sugar 50e 7 bars P. and G. Naphtha Soap. .2he STALLS 200 215 660 Lipton’s Tea 48¢ PN: 1 Hard Wheat Flow BOE | Pency Patent Hard Wheat Bitte B5e 81.20 Boe Rest, Sweet Potatoes, Ib Siberian Crabapples, 20-1. box 4 Ibe Cottolene bs 6deba9 0 12 boxes Searchlight Matches. 4 large cans Carnation Milk No. 80 mack Holly, Centennial Patent Excellent, High Filght, Ham or Krone Flour. 81.25 TOKIO GROCERY CO. Stalls 123-104 FUSS & COMPANY BIG, OLEAN SANITARY MARKET Eastern Dry Salt Pork, th.....12%¢e Fresh Leaf Lard, Ib. « A2Me role W Pure Lard, Ib Ihe andie at all times only the IT Meats—Alno * Meate—Fresh killed mond’s Hest SECTION 3 Ground Floor—Pine St. Side— Includes Stalls D CANDIES . Id 10¢ Hand Rolled and b 25e¢ 2° Ibe. | for ‘ SATURDAY ONLY ANNEX—STALL 14 Meat Section Brenneman & McIntosh 8-814, Circle W Mkt 116 Lege of Cirole W Spring Lamb, Ib 20¢ ise Dressed Chickens, 25e¢ TALLS 922-824 SECTIONS 1 AND 3 STALLS 129-132 | SPECIAL—Pickled Pig's Feet, § for 2he a Pure Rendered Lard, Ib A full line of ¥ Roasting and Frying, always We also have a full line of the best Sweet Potatoes, 3 lbs... 10¢ STALL 344 on hand 2 quarts grade of Mastern Hams Lowest Prices and Bacon at ine 95¢ $1.15 29 CENTS 5 49-Ib. Sack Hammond's Best $ KC Specials : Stong’s Prices Beat Them Al 22 Ibe. Granulated Sugar. spac 88 with $1.00 grocery order, included. d No. 60 sack Patent Flour. No. 10 sack Flour...... 260 bar Baker's Premium 2 100 cans Van Thompson’s Fresh-Made| Peanut Butter, Ib. . .15¢ Spices, Ib. vee cen ann Je Vinegar, the right kind for 1 Mg M a, I . 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