The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 12, 1913, Page 6

GAS OW ALL SIDES: | HE CAN'T GET ANY HEAR ADDRESS - teresting news for the real es ; Gas to the north, gas to the/side of the atrest Inter & new t r the real South, Kas to the east, gas to the Gas On Every Side tate men of the city Is contatne Weet—on every side of his little; Furthe to the east of the in the announcement for the next i home in West Seattle there is gas|DeRoy home is California av. ting of the Seattle Roal Estat =-but Benjamin EB, DeRoy, former | f aw California av. is the! oo isston next Briday noon at first Heutenant in the Philippine | principa re vf Weat Seatth aye a service and now practicing law in| and ‘ with gas, To the | She Rathekeller ¢ Seattle, n't get any gas service. | north is W Dak t, 450 foot Au addre will be made by Her pe Tho Seattle Lighting Co,, secure | away; to is Woat Gon F. Giles, state commissioner of tn its monopoly, arbitrarily refuses jessee sf, 350 feet away ‘cteteoaitin Mt There gas of {de of | Mr, Giles will talk on the subject eeemay's, cose is not the only one|the DeRoy home, but DeRoy can't] «pinging in New People,” and will ind wet an t ne ‘eal bh abou ape Geer at Aikt point, Frank A. Mar| It would mean but one day's eet tanicaaee ie va plein A oe Ble has been trying to have gas in-| work to connect the DeRoy home| \iich the secretary. of state's de stalled at his home. The gas com-| with gas, The cost would be les: partment {e carrying on pany stalled him for a long time, | than DeRoy has agreed to The invitation includes not only And finally told him to get six con-| pay one-fourth of that amount saat aakeln tate Oak waebiede. ine @umers before it woukt comply} IF THE GAS COMPANY, LIKE J. ° With his request. Ho obtained the| THE PUGET SOUND TRACTION, Pon i stand should ®iX consumers, But on the show LIGHT & POWER CO. WOULD addrost a catd to Secretary J. J down, the company again failed to, HAVE COMPETITION FROM A ie Goltexd ‘cainaica oc; base geome through. MUNICIPAL PL ANTS Rag 4 e¢ him, Main 2052, and roser al s WOULD HAVE GAS 4 cage og Bem In the Deiter case, the company's} WOULON'T HAVE TO GIVE UP Pactics are even more repre {HIS HOME IN WEST SEATTLE Bible, and so the case has finally HOW MANY TOES. een presented by DeRoy, through NEEDED? ‘Dis brother, Irvin FE. DeRoy, to the WAS IT HAS A TURKEY? public service commission, and it | wilt = up for a hearing next) DRESDEN, Saxony, Dec. 12.—The| . . — soe. 12 home at 4136 44th av. SW a powd ently Invented which| \ormal turkey remains a matter of His lot faces the east side of the | produces pefact It sal ure {n the district court of Street. Directly across the street,|the gas from a single bomb has anante on the west side, the gas company | thrown several hundred nto al Two ET Raye Om rnishes gas to the residents.|sleep lasting s« v eight howe) o.00° cuacwed with stealing eve at's but a few feet away, but the Tho {nventor 4 woman—Ida) Popbiers and hens from a neighbor. | Gompany refuses to serve the east Boehm The plaintiff identified his fowls] thy in the web between the toes punch toon has ked counsel for the de holes he had nehtfully by made | with a harness How turkey anyway?" fense. The plaintiff had never counted them many a THE PRICES OF MOST FUELS AD- VANCE DURING THE WINTER MONTHS, BUT GAS REMAINS Ne foe, And a poultt “AS CHEAP AS EVER” d not know mitto i he GALLOWS GAVE HER NEW LOVE CHICAGO, Dec. 12.—Mamte Dunn. fia of Harvey Van Dine, one of the three car barn bandits hanged here In 1904, is toxbe np Tied early January to Frank Van of the man whom ed on his Inst After Van Dine avold fur at “d North Dakota. LESS HEADACHE PARIS, Dec. The moment gas appliances enter your home, just that moment you have started to e¢onomize and place your home and surroundings in a more sanitary condition—you have at last reached the point in life where you will be able to appreciate gallows n a fuel that brings with it quickness of operati she lott ¢ ar and results, convenience and cleanliness; a saving of labor and worries. With the cham pagne crop in, It was reported toda that the quality of the wine would jnot be of the best and quantity con siderably below normal. A wet and jcold Jaly, following a late spring | frost, caused many of the shoots to fall off the vines, f# the principal cause. SEATTLE LIGHTING CO. Henry Bldg. Phone Main 6767. Entire stock including Women’s Suits, Coats, Skirts, Silks, Dress Goods, estics, Laces, Notions, Fancy Goods and Shoes for the whole family Every dollar’s worth of merchandise in the store must be sold at once without li of creditors. Below we merely give you an idea of the many bargains offered HERE ARE THE SORT OF Men’s Furnishing Bargains You'll want to buy when you come te an DON’T MISS ONE OF THEM » this g rupt sale. S $4.90 and $5.06 to $1.60 Chit Men's Neckwear tisually sold for 35c and | Men's Flannel Night Gowns, usually sold for Men‘s Shoes, in this Shoes, sizes some 50c values. Saturday 196 $1.25 going at Se. Se a e2.08 | © , button or lace Men’s Dress Shirts in a generous assortment = Men eced Underwear, worth to spe Bags styles, pair 796 4 of colors and designs and a complete line of | 75¢ price for garmer $3.00 to $3.60 Ladies’ | $3.00 to $4.00 Men's E sizes. Regular $1.25 and $1.50 values, while | jue jot of Men's Suspenders, regular values Shoes, various kinds, Viel Kia, Cammmaatal : the lot lasts. Each Se. to Ibe, Sale price 37¢. the pair $2.49 | And Russian Cal Men's Jersey ribbed, all-wool Union Suits, the | ig iis Hae duality, bide and édiored $2.50 to $2.00 Shc Shoes; Bankrupt Sale kind usually sold for $4.00 and $4 8 pe iedd i “ol gon la “ive dior iat "= Eries ae o $1.98 price, suit 9S. yen pene oe OE. pes . or women fe 0 to $2.50 Ladies’ $1.50 and $2.00 Men's Flannel Dress And another of Men's Black Cotton Socks price, pair $1.49 rned and welt tole bankrupt sale price O8¢. le values, all sizes, for pair 9¢, Vici Shoes ..%2,49 Tailor-Made Coats and Suits Misses made LADIES’ SUITS Strictly Tailor-made Suita, best of material inelne quality black satin lined values WOMEN’S AND CHILDREN'S. KNIT UNDERWEAR Including Dr. Garments, at Pankrupt Sale and Denton’s Sleeping $17 pr’ 8 1 ONIMMIGRATION Greatest of All T | | | | | | SIZING TALERY uP oBte A rehearsal in the Metropolitan Opera Raymond Crawford Ewer. Ilastrated by By Norman NEW YORK, Dee. 12 > den horseshoe” was silent and emp: ty There wasn't the glean of pearl nor the glitter of a 4 amon ine ita wide expanse. ahove balcony presented a shelving array of vacant chairs The stage was brilliantly Mam- Inated, filled with people and over. fewing with tem my A pine counnion Yee rales corner of the stage, close to [footlights, and the plan bad ie ecord Breaking Prices Saturday—The Starr-MacPherson Company’ S Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, or restriction, for benefit hoe Sales THE WM. ROGERS And Royal Plate Co. SILVERWARE nelnding Knives, Forte, Spoons, te, and now offered at bankrupt 9 Boys’ Balbriggan Shirts sale prices. g Drawers, 25¢ values; sale price é Regular values $2.50 to $3.00, sale a I2i2¢ price, ¢ 81.98, Boys’ Union Suits, values to $1.50 Regul $2.00 to $2.50, sale sale price cach $1.39. 8 vy fleece ‘lar values $1.50 to $1.75, sale ; regular $1.00 set of six OSE. price... 7 seit ig i il e4 $1.76 to $2.00, sale F Hadtes! tihion Suits, worth to #t96, | BOYS’ OVERCOATS {| HOLIDAY GLOVES | jwise. ter ct ste B1.Is, ¥y TOP cence es ecers 9¢ | w,, ular $%.00 to 87.00.) Women’s $1.50 and $1.75 Kid] Warranted silver plated Some ’ Ladies’ heavy ribbed Vests and | Worth regular $5.00 to $7.00.) 1 ¢) all sizes and shades, | one in a box, Suitable for Chrfkt Pants, values 75¢; per garment 39¢ | Bankrupt Sale pric 83.95 guaranteed; a pair Si. mas Gifts. Take advantage Laces and . Holiday Leather * Goods Gift Neckwear Buy Gloves Balance of our Kid Glove stock now of fered below cost, take advantage, Holi The Starr-MacPherson Co.’s Store 1420-1422 Third Aventufe—Between Pike and Union iday Silk Hosiery 3000 ariet of ‘ a ae Ribbons __ Jewelry Good variety Of | yaaiow’ Betts, Hand | Handkerchiefs | Undies’ sine Silk Great, big stock of omen’s Christm: In abundanee, at ri: | Hosiery, 3 pair in iy csi Tewaiey [Git “Neckwear at.E Begs acid Pisses | sovimnals yw | box, suitable for at a mere fraction of ut 35e on the cord breaking pair ime pre up | gifts, at prevailing Be Orne s, SOK ig Sailer " away below cost in neat Gift Boxes. bankrupt prices, Corsets can Lady and 1G Corseta ot Bankrupt prices. the HE STAR—FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12. , REALTY MEN T0 [GREAT FUN, AND EXCITING, SAYS HORWAN, TO SEE HERR HERTZ PUT OPERATIC FOLK THROUGH PACES } [keeps his right hand tn GETTING USED TO House. Richard enkave score of Der Ke produ tor him the Strauss’ opera, Her,” which w ope nearly three years ago and which New York ts to heer this month for the first time. Perhaps we would have seen still more temperament !f we had chanced upon a rebearsal o. Italian opers. Still, there was plency. Germans are, by no means, Incking tn this in Eur-| seoming ossential of artistic en deavor. In proof whereof one need only watch for a few moments Alfred Hertz, who t» directing Uh rebewr sal and who fs the Metropolitan’ principal eondnetor of Wagnerian and other German opera. He has a huge body, wnich was clad tn a white linen coat, a very bald by thick, coal-binek wiisk Jers, and a left arm which t# never wt Hertz walka with a cane, which ibjection, but the left—(t waves above hi head, it seizes the arm of a tenor or & soprano fn a vanelike erip, it thumps upon the piano, {t Mutters [in manifest disapproval, ft clenches in rage. Hertz in everywhere. He moves incessantly He sees everything He lets nothing get by Anna Case js going through a | | parently not getting \eet used to wearing tt scene with Margareta Ober. In the background some chorwm men have to match off. They tnake some rt of a false move. There is a roar as of an aroused jion The black whiskers br'utle, the cane clumps on the floor as Hertz goes rushing up stage, almost up setting Case, Ober and four or five others persons who happen to be in his path When your eyes have tired of | following the cyclonic Hertiz about jthe stage, you may rest them upon Franr Hoerth Hoerth ts one of the Metropolt tan's assistant «tage directors, and he has something or other of tm portance to do with this rehoasal He ts long and lean and funereal and his constant companion js an normous book, whose contenta, in etion with the performances singers, seem to give him much tribulation. Still, he ts rest ful, as compared with Herts It's & most bewildering thing, this rehearsal, A lot of people rushing about, and waving their arms, and all talking at once, and | marching off, and marching on, and |waying, “You should be here.” and n, das ist nicht recht,” and ap. anywhere at all. But they are Order comes out little by little Otto Goritz, who sings one of the principle roles, rehearsed in A jhis street clothes with a sword on -a8 did also the chorus men-to and if any- thing could make Otto Gorttz look funnier than he does enyway ft was that sword buckled about his alder- mantio equator. | Miss Case, who used to shoo horses in her father’s blacksmith shop over in Jersey, and {s now in er third season. at the Metropol n, seemed to have little diffientty in framing things up with Mme. |Ober, the new German contralto, |thing seemed to work out quite sat-| whose splendid voice is the sensa tion of this season's opera thus far Perhaps this was because Miss Case speaks mostly Englith and Mme. Ober mostly German. But art has its own language, spoken mainly with the hands and every-| isfactorily. GOT ANY ODD JoBs? Are ther any little odd jobs around your home which must be done? If there are, why not kill two birds with one stone. 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Best Sugar 23C QUEER THINGS DO HAPPEN portunity to earn their livelihood. The city and county exhibited the | genuine sort of charity wivh the army of unemployed. . Hie oid wal 11 Times in Wall Street.—One broker has entered a monastery as a Jay brother, Bill introduced In Washington provides for half-fare for strap-hang ers on trolley cars there, Lacked Endurance.—Converse college girls in Spartansburg, S. C., started a hunger strike, but lasted only two meals, ° Ambitious Dayton.—Unable to get Col. Goethals as city manager, O., is turning to Col, Roosevelt,