The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 4, 1914, Page 2

STAR—WEDNESDAY, NOV. 4, 1914. PAGE 2, ono pereats cox] TWENTY-NINE CHAMBERLAIN LANDS OREGON 8H, REMAINS WET! STATES ELECT GOVERNORS PORTLAND, Nov. 4 Thursday Bargainsat PANTON’S For STAR Readers! When buying your necessities at Panton’s you edb i Spectacular and unique picture feature staged by William Ince and the same company which put on “THE TYPHOON,” showing the DESTRUCTION OF SAKURA-JIMA Winfield Ham Rep., ts proba re-ele In the} save money—and your trading is appreciated we Tuexda y, In the “being dropped” departments goods are ted Ghits: cootpldetay indian | ,ARIZONA—Georgs w. P. Hunt, |i i cing sacrificed at prices you couldn’t buy at whole- the reelection of George Phe Ps ’ “ALABAMA~Cnartos ‘Hendorecd, sale. Chamberlain, Dem., to the U, & { Dem te > SALIFORNIA—HI J jon, In the other departments you'll find many bar OE ee ieee rh Senn Booth, Rep., of 10,000, with Wr ‘ | gains that cannot be duplicated elsewhere. ais PAC wed oat okt COLORADO — George Carlson, |i fa 4 4 ” rs c ee, far ¢ Re 2 It will pay you to patronize Panton’s store. a the rear CONNECTICUT the store of real bargains. or, James ot tor| , : lcomb, Reg th, | s | GEORGIA--Nate Harrie, Dem - IDAH Moses Alexander, Dem. 1OWA—-George W. Clarke, Reg argains in the Notion Dept. KANGASAMhur Capper, Rep probability tha hi MASSACHUSETTA David S6e Fancy Pin Top Support ood | ‘ 4 8 bes Walsh, Dem ie 209. s In the Fi Hatrict W. C, Hawley f bebe oe “imeane Princess Chie MICHIGAN—Woodbridge Ferrie, . . p is re Dem 6c Rickrack Braids, 10¢. ; ca PEE | NEW HAMP6HIRE—R. by the great Japanese volcano. 10e Bias Tape, 7¢, s majority. The Third die| Ger EB Writs. Spauiding, Rep ‘ pps 5s, thy EIN tu Goubt, with 0. N. Me-[ entity, ‘The eatire Fepubtionn wtare| p Neehnera vem 4 Morehead, GREATEST PICTURE OF A VOLCANO IN Be German Make Darners Arthur, Rep {ntaining a amall| ticket was elected. | NEW YORK—Charies 8. Whit ‘ ERUPTION EVER TAKEN. Be. ’ lead over A. F, Flegel, Dem. A. W.| At least 10 of Ohio's man, Rep congress: Lafferty, ndent, ts a hopeless! with 19 ‘aie Sune crimping Pin | ff tat with 19 detocratn and three Tepub| pQNORT" OAKOTA—Loule Hanna . Celebrated Japanese Actors ra CHIO—Frank B. Willie, Rep. Six Reels of Thrills 160 Goff Angora Braid, 56-yard T Le yee ol q Lar OREGON—James Withycombe, bolt, 5¢. abolition of the state senate and|(TA6® and | taxation dments| 940, 10¢ Macey's Hooks and Eyes, $1,500 taxation exemption were ap ; PENNSYLVANIA — Dr, Martin! parently defeated Brumbaugh, Rep | On account of the failure at the last minute of the Box Office Attraction Co. to deliver “St. Elmo,” which they had booked to this theatre for Wednesday's change, and which we had advertised, we were compelled today to change our program, and in order not to disappoint BOXING GALL CLOSE be tag apace Livingston BLACK CARRIES *yourn cA our patrons, we secured, at a great additional cost, ‘The SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 4—That|_ SOUTH CAROLINA—R. J, Man-| prize fighting will have a close call,| ni Dem. Buttons, 25¢, SPOKANE COUNTY fe tt ts not beaten, was Indicated to & TENNESSEE—Thomas ©. Rye, Wrath of the Gods,” one of the greatest photo-plays ever produced. Shoe Laces, dozen, S¢. POKANE, Nov. ¢-—Vote in Spo-| 447 12 early returns, Fourteen pre-| Dem. ADMISSION FIVE CENTS 25e Shoe Laces, dozen, 10¢. kane county shows eincts, mplete, gave For abolf TEXAS — James E. Ferguson, tion of boxing, 1,052; against, 1,160.) Dem. Black or white Basting For senator-—Jones, 729; Black, | 2°" : peat i Thread, dozen, 10¢. 860; Hanson, 706. The same precincts howed th VERMONT—Charies W. Ga " No Advance in Price of ples vote for the “red light abatement” | Rep. bition vote was 203 for and 1,989/ Rep. Bar: ‘ains in the Shoe De t cinct»—Chadwick, 1,539; Crow, 946; g Dp e Mills, 861; Holcomb, 1,246; Hum. CAN'T COUNT VOTES} "= not yet decided. = j sizes; 69c¢ values, now 49¢, Prohibition, 60 precincte—For | > y, $7 predine - 275 In Diack, tan, green, blue, | ¥ Boys Shoes Ph snen ay not tncte—Bor, 3,378; | obiem today, Worn, out from the wey general, MeKay BEES ' . Bi 01 9 54 Bre ” et h Its on the | feations also are that Francis EB gt of hs er | wea poo dh, to Radery Abolish bureau { ction, patna nfs A arg mm 4 ; a Newlands, democrat, has been re $1.50. Our price 59¢, Broken > cinete—For, 1,492 , 1008, | extremely ae Uae, Suntrats Ot! United States senator, al sizes. Other black Galters, | box calf; laced. $2.50 values for Antionipleyae election clerks forfelted their sal-| elected Un $ ! Wo "a first ald, 66 precincts In black kid; soft and com-| glove-fitting Rubbers; 6% to 11 orkmen's firet ald, 68 precincts! 11 i. keep up with the demand for THE SAME BLD STORY $1. 25. | Another style, made of Para 1,663; against, 3,028. | Ps e 0 dmission Teachers’ retirement fund, 64 pre | clean sweep. 2,115; against, 2,911 terday’s election in Ohio, bi biicans elected 31 out of Comforts $1.98 824; against, 3, In Colorado was doubt-| seats haupt, 760; Dit precincte—-Ro bill 697, against 1.361, The prohi-| WISCONSIN—Emanuel L. Philip, against WYOMING—H. 8. Ridgely, Rep. phries, 699; Pemberton, % ss *S Wi . ts oF Black or white. 4,677; against, 2,998 | SAN FRANCISCO, Nov, 4.--Elee | ates Houtenant governor, Lozano; 1.98 and quit thetr jobs. Regtstrar| though closely pressed by Samuel | For, 968; against, 2,887 fortable. Value to $2.00. Now| sizes; $1.26 values for 98¢. A pera new help. a's, Women’s and Chil-| rubber; sizes 7 to 11, 91.00 _~ 7) PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4—Com Scop Saieal atees ta broken! catnes tor 83¢. FE gga nih taparncen a HOPE FOR COLORADO |. returns from this city show| ha cinete—For, 735; against, 4,261. | available returne today showed that |“ “Tncomplete returns from the the chances favoring the measure providing for the 600 and 65¢ Dress and Coat clncte—For, 2,110; against, 3rd Ave. at Pike St. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY Corkery, 790. Ba For supreme court judge, 86 pre Oklahoma, Nevada and South Da. Gaiters th officials here faced a serious |*ecretary of state, Holman; ator) 35e. | th MEN’S HOUSE SLIPPERS | Men's Goodyear best quality, ansky found it almost imponst-| Platt, republican. | Road levy law, 86 prectnets—For, | ; against, 3,946 ubl | NEW YORK, Nor. ¢—~The ra t the republicans have made a Bar: ains in the Beddin De t Quiney Valley, 66 precincts—For, | {dition was decisively defeated | state at large indicated that the re. 2 my p - ‘Alsen land law, 62 preeincte—For, | ona probably went dry.|the 36 congressmen, @ gain of 13| Extr : Revers thle si pattern White cotton 73x Quilted. Worth 82 so Spe- etal $1.98. ‘ete. eet vectors | JOHNSON A WINNER TACOMA, Nov. 4-—John probibition{sta, JONES HAS BIG LEAD WALLA WALLA, Nov. 4-—-Whit-| LANDSLIDE ON HIRAM), man county (incomplete) gives) eesen ra omforte, $1.35 |” Blankets $1.09 Good cotton filling. Neat pat-/ 150 pairs of Gray Cotton Bian- terns, reversible styles, Meas-| kets, diue and pink striped ure 72x78. Hand tied. Extra| borders Stze @0x74 Special value, $1.35. | price, $1.08, { a | ts gave me bait'a gianee, 7 would WAITING ON SURVEY Rep., for congress, carried Pierce ee hen * SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 4.—Re-| Senetor Jones 35, Black 4 foueey ee pie malorty, SGrate.| turned to office, by « vote that hal Hanson, 371, Congress: La Fol | Stetaty be tonetel out four out of 176 county precincts |th Proportions’ of a landslide, Hi-| lett om i For ‘3,431, le sleted by my wite):| No definite preparation to start give Johnson 4,041; Drury, De: ram W. Johnson, progressiy ean-| 0¢ ro! : ¥ 2.671 Warburton, Pro., 1,916.| @idate to sucowed himself as gov.) jagainst 1 A White Crochet Bedspreads. Hemmed Size 66x90. Special price, $1.59. be about January 1, says Thomas | Riggs, jr. of the Alaska engineer FOR LOST EXPLOR so the Aldine Stefansson {s alive and well | turned from a few days’ conference work on the Alaska raflroad wil] be | a A BEDSPREADS $1.59 Seti; | Warbarten, Eros LS16 | caer, detested John D. Fredericks LOSE; SHERMAN COTTLE HAS HOPES ==> wx ster reporss on the sum: Marsefties patterns. ty, which tncludea Tacoma, lof Loe Angeles, Rep. his nearest aT c0! } are the prohibith competitor, by a plurality neal votes, against 5, progressives claim will reac GAINING VOTES ator, recelved tn the 69 p Wesley L. Jones, Rep., oa! te uly” a spet e ‘ , RUB PAINS FROM Bargains in the Economy Basement} }j ‘3: :2"%.c°°ursty? 29.0855 | tN eae: ene os Sait Boxes, 29¢ values, now) Hammock or Swing Hooks, 2 votes; W Dem., 2,338 | for Ole Hanson, Pro., 2,620. With all of the larger progres sive precincts not yet reported tn the city, Prosecutor Dow and Sher iff Jamieson, progressives, are har iog hard work to hold their own against the republicans, and early returns appeared to {ndicate that the county would go republican with the exception of those two of- ie. Feather Dusters at 200, 396, Rat Tra . for 18e. Bee and 750. pome worth & Bird Cage Guards, 690 value,| enoh, any doz now 26e. Picture Hooks, value to 38¢ brase or silver fin-| dozen, now Se. ish, oblong of round, at S8e, 35¢, utter Paddles, value 10c, for W8e and a Spice Boxes, 69¢ values, for) Wooden Spoons, value to Sc, de. ‘now 100. epsia Tablet it readily is din-| of by the stomach and diges tive apparatus Don't drug your stomach. Give it just what it needs at the very moment {t needs {t. Here is the way @ Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet acts fices, and possibly that of as} Bargains in the Drug Department | || :--::. Dr. Pitcher’s Castoria, 7¢, Bath Mitts, 98¢ value for Omega Oil, 7¢ and 5ee. AH Jard Me al . 0d Presb oe 4| Sanitol Tooth Wash, 15¢, ar ea rOmO T Te, 15¢ Md) poric Acid, large can, 7¢, 35¢. | Licorice Powder, large can, t Di t Glycothymoline, Sc valne| 76, 0 ges for 38¢. | “Borax, large can, 7¢, - “4711” Bath Salt, 19¢ and| Perfumed white Vaseline, Is Quickly Digested by the Taking ¢. 25e. of a Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet “Mum” Deodorant, 15¢. French Imported Olive Otl, After It Is Over Bath Mitts, 59 value for|none better. 1%-pint size, Corn on the cob is hard to digest, B9¢. 49¢; pint size, S5¢. for some folk, but with a Stuart's $1.49 Petticoats for 98c Sateen Petticoats, all colors, in green, blue, cerise, pur- ple, black, Roman stripe, ete. Pleated ruffle. Price, 98¢. Value $1.49. Bargains in Neckwear An assortment of most attractive neckwear, including linen collars, plain or fancy, many with cuffs to match Your choice for 25¢. Bargains in the Art Department Se Crochet Silk, 3 for 10c. | Se Crochet Cotton, 3 for 100, be Knitting Needles or Cro-| Chenille Tassels, all colors, 2 het Hooks, de. for 10. 3é0 Stamped Handkerchiefs,| 690 Cretonne Laundry Bi ae. ttenberg Thread, 50 spool Heavy Linen Embroidered now te. Scarfs, worth $1.25, now 600. He—“I can eat corn now and feel JOHN PANTON CO. |[Siictinsccccren te" One takes a tablet just after the ————————————————————————————————— meal 1 comy leted. It {8 taken into = - the mouth like food mixed with MOORE : ar ‘Tonight Seattle Theatre — “ores"s’scitn snt'sucaiion "° Stuart's Dysper plet re: $1.00—MAT., BEST SHAT#—s1.00 Wks tesitte tabien ta Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet r partially dissolved, It goes Into Inforces the juices. It quickly ft nile the ch passes “NEVER SAY DIE” Sarit Waa seal hors artially’ digested ‘ 4 another m6 i Marcus | Quality Vaudeville | as in Léew’s O—BIG ACTA—6 pepsia TIVOLI THEATRE PALZER, the Giant White Hope 3 TOPLAYS—5 1 Empress | ‘wats 1000 snare | Sundays and Holidays| tf W | Theatre counted, 160 benefit of the ae There {s nothing harmful in Nights 9 1 26 Mats. 100 and the; Nights 196, 18e, 20¢.| these tablets. Only natural tngredi Friday Night—Chorus Gi a is —!lents which the body lacks are sur P TAGES | NAVY YARD ROUTE -|plied, «In a short time the blood and digestive juices are given the Steamers 1. 1. Kennedy at power they lack, Man can digest i Comedy Mit OF BOSTO! meal {any food without injury and the Bunda nay pep Tab BILLY'S TOMBSTONE |*rs@2.00 ete 2° 2 * foe SI Prey Bagel e- 4b a tablet “We aod 20¢ hone Main 3101. Price 60e , ae a Me “Phone M Wert ple Stuart Co., 150 Stuart Hich., and STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS “pr ghorsag ted 4 ” |e to state office Knowland, the republican nominee | Francis J. Heney, the progressive was running third n the prohibition contest, the! t* apparently had beaten tbe} a drys 2 tol Rack hurt you? Can't straighten 1 eight-hour law was over) uy without feeling sudden pains, ¥ ingly defeated. Up to5 am) sharp aches and twinge: not a precinct in the state had re-|\jisten! That's lumbago, turned a majority in {ts favor, and|or maybe from a strain, and you'lllocratic candidate for the senate, | Robbins, | it appeared to be snowed under 4/ | Ket relief the moment you rub your to i | da k with soothing, penetrating ‘St. Jacod's Ofl Nothing else EASY FOR WHITMA takes out soreness, lameness and} stiffness so quickly, You simply | NEW YOHK, Nov, 4.—Practical-|rub ft on your back and out comes ty complete, figures, piaced Whit |the pain, Tt ts harmless and doesn't man's majority for governor on the| burn the skin : Fepublican ticket at'123.000, Wade.| Limber up! Don't suffer! Get » worth's plurality for senator, also) *mall trial bottle of old, honest “St 7 60 33 acob's Ofl" from any drug store, jTepubtiona, wae 00,250 and, after using it just once, you'l t that you ever had backach KANSAS GOUNT SLOW (cs, Sutin sack will never hurt or cause” any TOF A, Kan. Nov Elec. | more mise’ It never disappoints |tion sommes are wlill tn oust. On y/and has been recommended for 60 one-twentieth of the total vote has| years |been counted. Arthur Capper, | Rep, for governor, made heavy gains and his election ts claimed | | by 20,000 plurality | | REPUBLICANS WIN | DENVER, Nov. 4 Returna from UNDERWORLD yesterday's election today show |sepublican landslide which carried linto office nearly every candidate on that ticket, headed by Geo OF PARIS AT THE CITY THEATRE for governor. The fight Second at Seneca OT HE eon the wets and drys ts very probably will require the official count REPS. SWEEP STATE MILWAUKEE, Nov. 4.—Barly re-| turns indicate the entire repub- Hean state ticket and the repub ean candidate for U. 8. senator ARIZONA GOES DRY PHOENIX, Art Second, Near Marion 4 BIG FEATURES “THE FUTILITY OF REVENGE” Powerful Two-Part Imp Drama “THE RETURN” Vivid eee Eclalr “PERILS OF PAULINE” No, 14—(Two Parts) “Full of Surprises” EXTRA! EXTRA! That Komical Kuss FORD STERLING “A RACE FOR A BRIDE” One Long Laugh has joined rohibition states h & prohibi slightly ahead ater returns G. 0. P. SWEEPS IOWA DES MOIN} » Nov. 4.—The republican © a clean sweep of low Tuesday's election by a vajority which today's figures show Ml reach 25,000 to 40,000. They elected the entire state ticket and 11 congressmen. The progresstve showing was a poor one RETURN NEWLANDS 4.—Indica tions are that the fol publ have been elect Governor, Od Se Be Se Se 5c 5 be Bo Be Do ‘You Know That the “Circuit” Shows Are Equal to Most 10c Shows, and Our Plotures Are First Run? je Bo 5c So Se Be Be Ge Be CHICAGO, Nov. 4 urns from 1,641 precincts out of 8 down. state, gave Sherman, republican, | for U. 8. senator, 158,753; Sullivan, democrat, 119.643; Robins progres sive, 66,232. While Sullivan bas a large ma-| jority tn Cook county, returns from precinets over the state give Sher man an immense lead over the dem and it may elect him Pro, 1s running bad third. BOALT SAYS HE HAS FOUND BEST LOOKING MAIDEN ie (Continued From Page 1 a a movie actress, The mysteries of the switchboard are to Her an open book | am sending Her photograph to Chicago. Maybe there Is somewhere a phone girl, but | It nd I'll always suspect the judges were crooked If She doesn't—She will go to Chicago with Her mother and take the leading role in the Ee sanay Film Manufacturing Co.'s new play, “The Woman's Way.” I almost forgot to tell you who | CAROLINE VAUGHN And She lives at 401 24th av. 8. W I am not an impressionable man, but I frankly confess that if I were LESS ‘MONEY Frye & Co.’s Markets FOR TOMORROW (WEDNESDAY) We Offer the Following Big Specials Choice Spare ies 124c Ghoice Lamb Chops .. Choice Steer Sirloin Steak ...... Choice Shoulder Pork Steak Choice Veal Chops Anchor Brand Bacon Choice T-Bone Steak weoseeeee Look for U. 8. Purple Stamp it t signifies purity and quality hons open until thinks Capt. 8. F. Cottle, mi » whaler Belvedere, which arriy-| in California. ed in Seattle Tuesday, after a year and a half in the Arctic. He thinks) Firet shipment of Imported Ma- he may have reached Banks Land. rth; ROBERTS || THE | AND HIS BIG BANJO ann SEE THIS Comedies When the Ham Turned THE FABLE OF How Uncle Brewster Was Too Shifty for the Tempter ter of with Secretary of the Interior Lana, laga grapes due here sho: of BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE WALLACE AT THE PIPE ORGAN CLEMMER 10¢--Seattie’sBestPhotoplay House-10c