The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 13, 1914, Page 6

$2. 95 New P. is none of mo: Heel Boot, w Pp round toe at cially built for hard usage. Patent, Tans and gunmetal, style, and black or tan. Mail Orders Delivered ‘Si POSTON | D SAMPLE OR Second Ave A BEAR FOR HIS PHONE TALKS After winning the mara- thon telephone champlon- ship of the world, J. A. Lim- bacher, 30, was sent to Steilacoom asylum by Judge Tallman Thursday. Limbacher spent four hours in telephone talk at a Booth In the Rainier-Grand hotel, and two houre at the New Cecil hotel. He was pinched when he th | | | ; mr INVISIBLE | *- Double Vision BEST IN THE: Beattie befors tor WORLD less than $15. It OPTICAL is the world’s lens = DEPARTMENT Perfection. | 705 First Ave., Washington Bide. ‘=D. Edwin J. Brown) Main 2640 | —| Cloth Top Of the many designs featured this season there cloth top, Goodyear welt sole, short vamp and Boys’ Shoes Either the more dressy kind or those @spe button or lace Ol Calf and High Top Shoes io ‘ll Sizes 9to 131-2, $2. 00 < 3} Other Sizes . . . $2.60 > | these atent Boot With re pleasing style than this Low ith patent leather bottom and riced $2.95 Other styles like this model are carried In gun metal bottom with cloth or kid tops, and also patent bottom with dull kid top, at Free by Parcel Post. OPIN SATURDAY HOE 0. IVENING HOPNINC) °° tITEL at Pike ‘CRAZY MAN ON LINER SHOOTS PASSENGERS CHARLESTON, 8. C., Nov. 13.— Crazed by an overdose of a head- | ache powder, Geo. B. Perkins, Bos- [tom architect, ran amuck with a revolver on board the steamship Mohawk, off the North Carolina coast, and killed F. W. R. Hin- man, business manager of the Fior- {da Times-Union of Jacksonville, and seriously injured B. H. Wright, Utica, N. Y., and Capt. A D. In- gram, of the Mohawk. Hinman appeared on deck fn his pajamas, and when told by the cap- tain he must wear more suitable clothing, opened fire, Later he attempted to kill him- self, but his revolver had been emptied. He was put In trons for the rest of the voyage and when the vessel landed here was turned over to the authorities with @ charge of mur. | der against noe cat SMD |EAT SPECIAL DISHES LONDON, Nov. 1 13.—The Indian troops fighting with the allies are unaccustomed to the kind of food and clothing supplied the other soldiers, and require specially pre- pared dishes after the manner of thelr country, and special clothing to do their best work With the purpose of needs, Lord started a fund to femond been Bctont > ~ snienconl eR BREAK A CHILD'S supplying Roberts has which $250,000 COLD BY GIVING! SYRUP OF FIGS n your child suffers from a cold don't wait; give the little stomach, liver and bowels a ge thorough cleansing at once. cross, vish, listless, pale, sleep, eat or act naturally; 1s bad, stomach sour, give a tea- spoonful of “California Figs and In a few hours all the clogged-up, constipated waste, sour pile and undigested food will gently move out of the bowels, and you ave a ful child again It c snuffles and ha cold or is feverish or has a roat give a good dose of a Syrup of Fig to evac bowels no differ ence what other treatment { given. Sick children needn't be | to take this harmless “fruit lax- ative.” Millions of mothers ke p| {it handy because they know action on the stomach, liver and bowels 1s prompt and sure. They also know a little given today aves a sick child t Ask your druggist A nt tle of “California Syrup of Fi ich contains directions — for les, children of all ages and for grown-ups plainly on the bottle of counterfelts sold the genuine, made by fornia Fig Syrup Company.” Call: BOUILLON BUNK Carried away by hia eager ness to prove muntetpal owner ship a fallure, A, V. Boulllon unwittingly, perhaps, has trip- ped himself in his own state: mente Roulllon used to be a munt- cipal ownership advocate as superintendent of public utflt ties in Seattle, and in an of ficial way at the city of Bd. monton, Canada, Disappointed in an ambition to become ma. yor, Bouillon may have become soured at the public. At any rate, his attitude to- ward private corporations deal. ing in public utilities has been materially reversed In his address before the Trt. State League of Munictpalities Thursday, Boulllon worked like a Trojan to prove that the Se attle lighting plant fs a fail ure, is losing money, and te a detriment to the city Roulllion certainly assigned himself a herculean task. He dealt at length with what he called the “unit costa of the system's output and the reve nues.” If he had stuck to his highly technical line of argument, he might have got away with it But Bouillon sped over his limit, and gave himself away as a prejudiced, blased and un reasonable opponent of munt elpal ownership. For this is what he sald about the city leht plant “The claim made by the de- partment that it has reduced the current cost should not be passed without remark. “1 do not admit such claim, but am of the opinion that the reduction in rates took place as a, natural consequence of improvements in methods of current generation and thelr plication to local Industry. “It HAPPENE!) thta such re duction wi about due by rea son of such economic devel ment when the city’s plant be- to be operate and the public operators promptly took advantage of the value of the coincidence as an advertise: ment.” see Routlion would have you be Meve that the reductions in electric rates in Seattle would have come voluntarily from the Seattle Electric Co. if the elty Heht plant, by {ts competition, hadn't for And Rouillon would have you believe the ch Fr rates would have come quite as quickly, too. It wae merely an aceldent, Boulllon says, that the city plant was first to reduce rates. It merely HAPPENED. ee It's a peculfar thing, Mr. Boutlion, that tn no Instance In the Northwent, company HAP duce ita rates voluntarily, It's a mighty strange thing that where the city plapt ts not in competition with the private company, the private company rates are from 26 per cent to 40 per cent higher than tin Se attle. It's funny {t doesn't HAP- PEN that the rates are lower in Everett and in Bellingham, where there fs no munictpal competition with the private company It's funny the rates in King county, outside of the elty, are 10 cents per kilowatt hour, and only 6 cents in the elty, It Just doesn’t seem to HAP. PEN that the private company EVER voluntarily reduces rates. As an expert engineer, you ean talk about “unit costs of output and revenue,” and have us buffaloed with your evidence of wisdom, BUT WHEN YOU TALK RATES, YOU'VE GOT AN. OTHER GUE COMING! has the private INED to re TURKEY AND ENGLAND MAY COME TO GRIPS SOON IN COUNTRY WHERE THE CHILDREN OF ISRAEL WANDERED FOR FORTY YEARS When | doesn't | if breath | Syrup of | Egypt is enormous country Map showing how and where Turkey would move against Suez | canal and England’s personally owned Egypt. Turkey's jump into the war as ally of Germany and Austria rly #0 menacing to Russia as to England. Russia is largely protected from Turkey by the buffer Roumania and Bul- which can hardly help 0 come into the scrim- mage now. She will be almost fully pro- tected if her navy can beat the Turks’ navy in the Black: sea. ward she comes into dir t antagoniam with Bogiead in Egypt. Turkey is supposed to be ruler of Arabia, but it’s a mighty fiimay hold she has on the fiercely inde-| dictions wanderers of that great| war, don't let your knees knock to- pendent desert land Send Cavalry South But Arabia backs up against is only divided from it by the Red sea and the Suez canal The trusty censor in England and the crafty c sor in Constantl nople have very carefully subdued the real news on the Ci Arabian border. The fact is that Turkey has sent large bod by way of Damascus to the Sinai peninsula There is only one railroad in that from Belrut to Turkey will find it of | Mecca—but coaxed | great value Canal While Lined With Soldiers Turkey has ace the Suez canal, England has lined the canal with soldiers from! Australia, India, Ne Zealand Malta, Gibraltar and even from yuth Africa It would be uncomfortable to En nal even for a month, b ise of her trade with the at u But it would not be the serious press association corre blow some been slyly {t#] moving soldiers southward to men. gland if she lost control of the r warships there's our | spondents in London try to paint It Experiments quietly made during | the past two or three years have| | proved that | troops, munitions of war or goods| | of any kind from India to England or England to India nearly as fast by Canadian Pacific railroad and EA Pacific and Atlantic oceans as by steamer alone via the Medite: ranean, England can move Suez canal and Indian »cean. No Danger of Holy War Then for unbroken cargoes and own little Panama canal for them. | When you read the terrible pre. of a Mohammedan holy | gether too hard been the Mohammedan “holy wars” have scarecrows of the cen- turtles. They never happen The sultan of Turkey all his breftth might use calling one, but Specials at the NEW YORK BAKERY —At— Second & Yesier 2 10c loaves Bread for 15: Assorted Cookies, 2 for 7 loaves of Bread. STAR—FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1914, PAGE 6 <pUACsI>e Or >=-AMTYe Comp any ZOBLE Grocery si’) 20 Lbs. Pure Cane Sugar Suevevet eevee Mae With $1 order, excluding specials. STONG ‘tne LIVE SPECIALS 20 Lbs. Granulated Sugar for .... With $1 groceries, ep Karo Syrup te 106 Royal or Dr, Price's Baking for ius Ribbon Tea. Baking Bode for bottle Hxtract of Lemon Lipton's Tea Queen Olives 4 large cans Milk for 6 cans Bifted Peas 8 cans Minced Clam: 5¢ | 25c can Red Sockeye Salmon 18¢ jan Pineapple 5Be » BOE Kips Olives Reeded Raisins for Gallon Sweet Cider..... 2 Ibs, Seediess Raisins... 1 Ib, choice Mixed Nuts for 20¢ 7 bars Swift's White Soap 2 be pkgs. Tooth Pick#......5¢ Heo gan Pure Virgin Waly Oli Rafersgine ANDERSON Grocery Co. STONG'S TWO STORES——————-Sixth and Pine and Stall 205 STALL ® STALL tO | Pure Cane Sugar, 9 Ibs. for Boe Pert Patent Local F rack $1.50 Hest Standard Tomatoes, don... HOE ibe can Karo Syr: 10 bare Laundry Soap. 200 oan Aspar : be Good Brooms, each 35. vaiue of Preserves at Be, oe Carnation Milk, case No, 19 pall Cottolen No, 4 pall Cottolene 4 large cane Milk Pure Italian Olive Of Comer aaa STALL 352 Tee large roll Tot $ 20 Lbs. Pure Cane Sugar ................-$1.00 } 1% corm staron @ | and 12% With $1 grocery order, specials exclud NO STRINGS ON OUR SPRCIALS—YOU CAN BUY ALL YOU WANT Goods delivered only with 4 large cans Milk for.....2%¢ | 2 Ibs. Mince Meat for.....25¢ |f 15¢ can Minced Clama 10¢ | PB lie aay ch rd , © boxes Matches for 4 Ibe. fancy Japan Rice....2h¢ 3 pkgs. Raisins for, 4 3 GIRLS SPECIALS 3 bo #acks Salt for. -10¢ | 6 ibs. Green Peas tor. 25¢ day f jal 4 Ibs. Navy Boans.. -Qhe | 10 bars Laundry Boap......25¢ Cer en os OY See Bae FOR SATURDAY 3 Girls’ ped 2 10c loav Fi 19 Lbs. Sugar for $1.00 12 cans Carnation Milk 88e 4 large cans Milk for... Se P94 4 lbs. Fancy Head Rice for, 4 Ibe, Best Navy Beans. 3 pkgs. Happy Home Raisins ase 3 cans Tomatoes for. 7 bare Ci rystal White foap. +e Tokio Grocery Co. Stalls 104-123 129 Marigold 132 The Best Oleomargarine Made Come and Get a Free Stong’s Market No. 5 pail pure Lard. 55c With a foo meat order od Roasting Chickens, vel. Because our factory @ ts calculated to produce We 3 GIRLS’ BAKED GOODS WILL SATISFY ~- THREE STORES—CORNER, SANITARY AND WESTLAKE MARKETS Chotce Springs 1» 20. Armours tirand Nal 1 Mame, whole or halt, e Be |? on#, Call for tall Rg Attention to Phone Orders. Lucky Strike Fruit Co. WALL a1 We offer the following prices on our new asgertment of selected Domeatic And Imported Note New Wainuta, laren, th 2O@, 1 Ibe STALL 217 400 ARCADIA COFFEE, # ths. 81.) 260 Btandard Coffes, Ib. fhe Coffes Compound, Ib.. : S00 Ceylon Tea, ib. +oneehi Rpider Lag Tem, Ib... i New Brazil Nuts, Ib. ..15¢ Winter Nellis Pears, doz. 5¢ Florida Grape Fruit, each a Applet mice size, box New Almonds, 1. 2 Ibe 200 Walnuts, 2 the. Hot Peanuts for. 9n45aas 2 tbe Large Egg Plant, ea. .5c Dry Onions, 6 Ibs. for -10¢ New Cabbage, Ib. +e Fine Ripe Tomatoes, be STALL 328 STALL 207 tb er Raisina, i-th. phe. for 2 Dates, Ib 7 Dry Onions, sack Yakishe Netted Gema -10¢ Fancy Dry Onions, 16 Ibs....25¢ * Red Shield Butter ’,:¢° 76¢ Fresh Eggs, guaranteed, 2 don... 75¢ Hens, Plump and Fat, Each 45¢ Buttermitk, galfon At the Big Charn im the Center of the Market. Fuss & Co. STALLs 56 Lower FLooR| Best Yakima Potatoes COTTAGE HAMS, ib. 206 Homemade Link Sausage, 1b. | 100 Ib. sack ........$1.18 Stoer Pot Roart, Ib.. { STALLS 200-215 Legs of Circle W Lamb, Ib. Crete W fpring Lamb Chopa 15¢ B & M. all-pork Link: Sausage, Ib 18 the ugar for 156 | ¢ pkgs Macaronl or Bpaahetil 1 Tolle Tollet. Paper tor LUCKY STRIKE FISH COMPANY STALL 826 cnick MALIBUT, I». Olympia Oysters, pint,.....- IMPERIAL MEAT CO. Cottage Tama, Legs of Chr Pork Roast, 1b. Stall 30 Burbank ER Bower es Stalls 2-3-4 100-Ib. sack Swoet Potatoes, 4 Ibs. for..-10€ | Legs of Lamb, Ib. 18¢ Hubbard Squash, Ib..........2¢ | Roast of Pork. Ib 14e Big, White, Sanitary Market, STALIS 110-111-112, Annex 13-14 ie Fresh Dressed Hens, ! Good Bacon, Ib. New Cabbage, i Fancy Dry Onions, 6 Ibs... ...10 Fresh Dressed Springs - Young Hens ‘our Choice 45¢ MRS. O| Leas oft _ MAIN FLOOR—STALL 09, tb, . Roast of Pork, Bacon Backs, Eastern, Ib. Fastern Bacon, 1b. Young Pork Roast, Ib. UNION FISH COMPANY STALL M5 RALMON TROUT? ion < Preah Waiibut, Fitba. fore... RR We handle meat in a santtary way. All meat kept fn refrigerated show casea Special attention to phone or- ders. Preah Halibut, 2 ibs, Fresh Salmon, 3 Ibs. Pine Vegetable Co. Circle W Shoulder Chop: is ibe e’s Butter Store STALL 340 Shoulder Steak, 1b... -..--15¢ ] rancy Yakima Burbank Potatoes, 100- Large Spanish Onions, WEST'S HOMP-MAD TD GEE FOF »+sererreesseees 1.35 | sraue 10s. LOWER FLOOR, pound PALES ADE CANDIES FT updard squash. 1b, 26 Fos tsa loney 20. Ms for. Se Imported Swiss Cheese, ‘ Meadowbrook Milk. 7 cans, Best Creamery Butter, § ibs. ..81,. Cranberries, 1D. Bweet Potatoes, 4 Iba, Nice big Cucumbers, 2 for. Large stalk Celery Ge, € for Potatoes, ¢ Iba for LLY SQUARES, 1b. fancy Cream Mixed Candy, ib ie 4 HS se Ree LONDON Shakes the 10¢ 10¢, 11 Ibs 200 Fudge, ib.. 2 Boys’ Heavy | Men's Heavy Kangaroo Cait} Sole Work | and School Shoes, |Shoes, tan and) Julfete, neat 82.00 | BARGAIN TREE gg i vate. for “stbe Union Suite, Dolla, kid body. Linoleum, | Ladies’ Fie 26-inch Plain Jointed, moving) &Teat, printed | Sikes, til 11 12% Sheetin | genuine Lone-| Pitlow Tubing, f See 690 aie uit | fine. grade, | | Wool Batting | =-THe mu 12%e oon iit 11, 3 ibe tee és Ge | rab | j tn aa | Ladies White 15¢ : — Underwear, ¢ Shaving Soap, | Woot | | —— SETSNUG, Children’s, ‘all aul day | Bheets, Tax ito Boys’ Wool fleece lined and part wool | rivet heavy hotel, 5 boe 338e ue ag | 50e {t's 10 to 1 nothing would come at] yrd was not a drinking man, and|ters of Grant, Sherman and Mo At. | his wife is of the opinion he wan-|Clellan when they were young Mighty few Moslems, outside of | |} dered away while his mind was| army Turkey, recognize the sultan as| | temporarily affected calif, or successor of Mahomet, | William C, Nelson, Vineyard’s| | Rerer | | brother-in-law, at the above ad-| lane Tepe Tunis ert a et | dress, offers a reward of $100 for eeria, pon, a have been at war with the Christ-| tlans most of the time for a cen. tury, but nary a holy war could they get going. Must Cross Peninsula There's another “holy” phase to it. M AN) Sie "a PLANNED TO BLOW | DENTISTS MISSING Great anxtoty for the sa Herman W. Vine- yard, who myster. If Englisher and Turk go to It] jousiy disappeared UP THE SUEZ CANAL | LONDON, Nov, 13 —The Chron- for the Suez canal the Turk will ; hls hom | icle prints a story to the effect that have to cross the Sinat peninsula| goi5 17th aves | Lieut. Mors, a German officer, r (see map), which lies between the) pore than a week ;| cently imprisoned for life at Alex- ibe of the Red sea and the Med-| 4.) and from . j| andria, Egypt, by British authori terranean sea ahaa . eased the work of or whom nothing has| ties, has confessed rt | That penises is me ees ti since been heard, blowing up the Suez canal was in Beers] stretch of country in the! i. rot by his wifel trusted to him by the mans, and and other rela- that he was to have recetved $50,000 uve, if successful. Mors served eight | EXAMINATION Vineyard, who ts years as a British pollee official in|] 22K Gold Crowns. .. $8, was employed, siden Bridgework .... sai D aWrerss, 00 Col | —T | Full Set of Teeth \ WILL PRESERVE Porcelain Crown. . OLD COURTHOUSE When the children of Israel fled from Egypt and crossed the Red sea by dry land, they took refuge in this desert peninsula, There they wandered for years, On Mt. Sinai the Lord handed | lumbla, Moses the 12 commandments, In| ond. the Sinai desert manna fell from He left his heaven to feed the chosen people. | hour Monday, Herman Vineyard | home at the usual Nov. 9, to go to work, near Sec Id Fillings Silver Fillings We do exactly as advert but never appeared at the shop.| CHHHALIS, Nov, 13—The St. [ady Attendant. Terms to suit There is in Norway a law dealing| He had about $20 in his pockets| Helen's club has appointed a com All work guaranteed 15 years, with cremation, According to the| #t the time | mittee of women to take steps look re) every person over 16 years of| He wore a long brown overcoat| ing to the preservation as a his ELECTR and black derby hat. Mrs, Vine-| toric relic, of the old Jackson prairie | yard was not a drinking man, and| court house, the first structure used the police, who have been unable| for court purposes in the territory to flud any trace of him, Vine- of Washington, and the headquar- age can be cremated after death if he makes a declaration in the pres- ence of two witnesses, PAINCEsSsS DENTISTS 1st and Pike, Opp. Public Market Laboring People’s ventists. Fe ee ee ee ee ie | Tt es Se ere ae ee «