The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 15, 1915, Page 11

‘ts STAR—FRIDAY, JANUARY 15, 1915. PAGE ff IN FIRST TEST and there $250 ma e House of ee ee * OLYMPIA, Jan, 15.— % »y presenta ye i | By a vote of 55 to 41, the factoric \ ‘ wets scored the first point portunity in the house Wednesday purchasers afternoon, when they de feated a resolution to con rasa Werte (ct eae estat sider no liquor measures mya a A LA naam of any nature at this ses o ~ i sion. The resolution was of fered by Frank Reeves of Wenatchee, a “democrat Politicians figure that it indicates the governor's opposition to a special election, which advocates of Initiative Bill No, 18 and the Home Rule liquor bill hope to get 1 eve eaders of th antipr t fe ar nt that med toa election, 1 er to prevent Th aim his veto power does ! any measure inittat ed d to the le t . ne te par aK 1@ state constitu tion "The veto power of the gov ernor shall not extend to m ure initiated by or referred to the peo ple All elections on measures re ferred to the people of the state shall be had at the biennial regu lar elections, except when the leg islature shall order a special elec tion.” The contention of the “drys” ts that while the governor cannot }veto the measures themselves, he van the right to veto the provision alling for a special election Hlis veto, they declare, would au tomatically put the measures up to 4 vote of the people at the regular e s | in ember, 1916, un the leg overrode bis eto by a two-thirds majority Governor Has Influence On the question of whether all be a special election in 5 or whether the second vote of » people on the liquor question |shall be deferred until November 1916, after the probibition law had een in effect for 10 months, the incipal fight in the present legis. ature will be centered, and the) ernor’s position may have con rable influence. | Hix recommendation in his mes age for an appropriation of $50,( I MANY OTHERS 5 onds, “the very latest, remém-jto enforce the prohibition law je The reason for this big stir } at $267, $418 and $465. A few|taken to mean tentative opposi Big Piano Store is that we are| Space will not permit the mer the marvelous Kimba at least, to a special elec actually selling the finest of high- | tlon of others, but suffice It to sa dic Players at $7 itioagt grade pianos and player pianos at| that here and now you will fing © styles, and three Democrats All Go “Dry prices that have heretofore been | nearly every piano of known wort! ones at $668, The long looked ation Was & Sur | impossible. The manufacturers’ at prices almost unbelievable and ¢,- autoptano Raby Grand Player | n0crats but Urqu Tepresentative has made the price on terms that make piano-buy!ng & | piano, the acme of perfection, ayer] hare art, all seven progressives, andj so low that piano-buying now {s a Pleasure, with no serious strain oP included, and instead of bdetng| 22 republicans voted with the positive duty, and ts doubly easy | the family pocketbook asked $1,250, $1,500 or $1,850, thts | gol haba wees here just now. | STUDY THE LIST last word in player pianos will be| Only one member of the house CHICKERINGS | sold at only $965, or $90 additional NO 4 "Orne: who voted “wet A $450 Emerson now for slightly fancier cases and $6 yor a no < Ji This time-honored name has| Kingsbury now $98, $400 Hallet & more for the very fanctest cases, | °4,Ner® republicans. been before the public constantly | Davis now $140, $300 Ludwig now | The resolution recitéd the tact} for nearly a century (established | $185, $500 Steinway now $237, $30 TERMS EASY that a decisive majority of the vot-| fn 1823), and ta the one WORLD'S | Baldwin make now $142, $375 H At these unheard-of-beforeprices|¢rs favored the prohibition law, | GREATEST PIANO, and the plano bart M. Cable now $265, $400 Smith we really should have all cash, but| “nd that, “tn obedience to the will that fs the despair of all {mitators. & Barnes now $242, Weber Pianola by jal arrangements we are en-|of the people, the legislature does Even this glorious piano is inciud- piano, like new, but used, $650, and abled to extend to you our easy| hereby declare its determination | « ed in this remarkable sale, but | other Pianola pianos $288 and $236. payment plan. We agree with each) not to consider or enact any bill or there are a few only, and in order) Any of the above are unapproac purchaser for convenient terms In sure whatsoever dealing with ? to secure the advantages tn prices able values for the money, and to atrictest confidence and you are or submitting or} now available you should act ag appreciate them you should enabled to have the piano or play form anything once. and hear them. Those that have er piano sent home at once and 4, modify or su-| KIMBALL been used are in the best possible then you pay monthly or quarterly the existing enactment of} shape. to suit your convenfence, or say|the people.” ] Several of the very latest styles FINEST UPRIGHTS you take 10, 20 or 20 months tn Referred to Committee of this famous make are “Iso in 4 . . er Included are many of the baby | Which to fully pay for the instra-| Had the resolution passed, Int cluded at the greatest tions ment tlative Bl No. 18, the brewery and . o offer in-| uprights, the joy of the fastidious | : omic pues varies. At the ie musician and just the thing for the ANY OAY MAY BE THE LAST hotel bill, would have gone to Kimballs are being snapped up the small home or apartment. The This golden opportunity for | ae te ete November remaining ones will not last long; ®T¢ going at a fast rate and for the pianoless homes is about to pass pa ors pig SNE seo in fact, if you expect to get one of 5 styles $245 ts being charged, Avail y« f of these unusual and red Mi pda oog these at t drast{eally reduced le the plainer styles are only remarkable conditions, wt s otis meen 7, om price !t will be well to call the first Many other brand new, fully probably never again bd 9 pelea ‘ t thing tomorrow ore than two Warranted uprights are priced for manufacturers’ loss is your gat ve aske for a suspeasion ° hundred and seventy thousand Quick disposal at $152 for the $275 | you are awake to the opportu t os 3 we moe mee te | Kimballs are now in use, which is| Styles, $214 for the $376 styles, Don't put it off a day longer, You] Vote | ihe roll call tallowel om tie | ample proof of the sterling quality |$228 for the $400 styles; in fact, positively cannot afford to do it.| question of suspending | the rule, | > 7 * the “drys” voting aye” and the Jano you're bound to save enough on Phone Eliott 4877 if you can't call be of this great pi your purchase to partly edueate and all arrangements for a fine| “wets” voting “no.” The follow SOHMER your family in must. piano can be made, The store in| !n§ he pte ar eo Bleck, 8 . * / | Anderson, Barlow, Black, Bow The plano which 1s considered PLAYER PIANOS open eventogs for your convent lin maakt Catlin Gecnineols Sew Yorkie greatest achievement ence until 10. Be on hand tomor | man, A ’ . tm the piano world. Several of, A ‘zen or more of those remain | row or in the evening Crawford, Duncan, | Farnsworth, to be sold within the next day or | Fleet, Hanna, Hart, Hawthorne, Hill, Hoff, Hubbell, Jarvis, T. J Kelly, Lane, Lowman, Masterson, McQuesten, Moll, Murphine, Nickie, Perkins, Reeves, Robe, Robinson, is for every two planos or player Rockhill, Sawyer, J. H. T. Smith, pianos sold he obtains an order for |Maurice Smith, Zach Stewart, 3 three more. Here you will find the Third and Swale, Wagner, Watt, Weldon, convinced that it Is a downright very latest styles §&-note a mere University Wilson, Young—41 snap at the price charged for such action of their real worth. A reg and “Hansel and| & high-grade ptano. ular $600 style now $298, and an " Grand Opera tickets on other $288, other 00, $600 and sale here, WONT CHANGE THE these are also included in this re markable sale of uprights and grands and the price reductions jaye so marked that you surely can not afford to delay your Investiga fi tion of this truly wonderful plano. To see and hear it is to become so. To entirely dispose of these the manufacturers’ representative has placed the price at the lowest notch. Remember, our agreement USE SKIS IN CHARGE PET SKUNK’S VISIT STRUCK ‘BY CAR PRICE OF BREAD trdope charged ta akin dows ine) WELL REMEMBERED SAN FRANGIBCO, Jan, 16—The I< alifornia Bakers association snow-covered mountain slopes at M e, 3 a k by | adopting a resolution deciding not Bonhomme, forcing the Germans to| pasADENA, Cal., Jan. 15.—If A. ®@ st g Seattle-Ta 4 inter-|to disturb the present price of retreat five miles L. Hunter, janitor of Pasadena “T>™" First ave, and Connecticut | bread. | Picea says he will so far forget himself as to do bodily harm " n d to} U | Since the visit of the little white) 70°” ogee F | and black animal, Hunter has used | "°° oe gallons of disinfectant with no last ing ef all who pas Four hundred Klondikers took impressed with the fact that the held at Dawson and gave proc 30 DAYS unwelcome guest was present. Hun- to Belgian relief }ter thinks {t will be months before |——————___ he, the teacher and pupils can for A laxative today saves a sick| CUT PRICES|\:::' UB RHEUMATIC, |:x's"isisergutte Sans J | will not take the time from play} FREE | |to empty thelr bowels, which be: EXAMINATION 7 PRINCES KILLED ACHING JOINTS leet Wastar, teen eee 25c Per Cent Reduction Look at the tongue, mother! 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FRONT WHETHER THEY'LL DIE BY WM. PHILIP SIMS | firet PARIS, Dec. 29.—(By mail to I have lots and lots of soldiers New York.)—-Suppose you were | these days,” she said, “who want called on to shoulder a gun and 0 know what will happen— march away to the war. And sup- | Whether they will live or die. pose that you thought it possible | They are cool about it, but they to find out whether you would want to know whether to put | Government may build some of |17 submarines in own yards. come bask: their affairs in order for good. Would you try? Sometimes I have to beat the Well, many British and French | devil about the bush just a little. soldiers believe they can find out. | If the soldier is a big, strong fel- As a result, the consultation | low, whose nerves are all right, room of Mme, De Thobes, seeress | tell him frankly what I see in extraordinary, is daily filled with | bis hand. both officers and mon. I called If he is of the temperamental on her today nature I feel obliged to tell him As I entered the door of the | that he will be severely wounded reception room, a French officer | and will come out of the hos- passed out. His.face was pale, | pital, but 1 don't tell him he will but there was a determined glint | come out dead in his eye and bis mouth was hard set “Did you see that officer?” Mm De Thebes asked me when I reached her. said that I had and she told me that she had been compelled “Most of them take it stoically A big English trooper, whom I told today that he would be killed, said Well, so much the worse for the Germans while | am_ still Viatt the Grounds of the to tell him he would be seriously | #live 5; wounded in battle “Then 1 have a lot of mothers Panama-Pacil'c When I asked her if she had | who want to know the fate of | ae not been too frank, ahe sald thetr sons because they have not International Expos tion He asked me for the truth. | heard from them since the war His hands showed that he would | began be seriously wounded but that he | “Only this morning such a would not die. So I told He mother came to me. She brought | then asked me whether he would | with her a photograph and his AT SAN FRANCE 0 And Many Other interesting x Pinces in the be wounded soon or later, and last letter, written right after the Golden State. when I told him it would be near | war broke out. I saw that the Snutn crus Del Mente the end of the war he was boy lay dead on the battlefield’ Paso Robles Sate terbare | But I could not tell her that, so I id that he was a prisoner.” pleased, as he said that he would be able to net ina few good licks (GUSTAVE DOESN'T | Gores the ‘novelist. after having been promoted to corporal and ser-| “SAVVY” THE LA geant in the French army, has been | recommended for a sub-leutenancy, Low Angeles Mount Lowe, The Ostrich | | | | | | | SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 16. os | aS ane Ge Sntaeter PRINCE GOOD HIKER | Sherman said tt was; but, believe ane: Penh ae, Somer NaN Ale me, it has nothing on law pro Wife. | pedure LONDON, Jan. 15—The prince | PORTLAND, Ore. Jan. 14,.—} This was the declaration today | of Wales led the Hertfordshire ter: | “The of Gustave, pong teed ee perky ritorfals to the trenches, and a few/ Benjamin of the Israelite House a dealer, while Jud | ste c ; David is pure as the driven snow, Nostrand carried on a fight for his| 44ys afterward 3,000 men, with the) jr) fe seventh Angel as pre-| ee prince at their head, marched 20] aitted in the Seriptume ‘Mt tea sacha fs & juror eg icee| miles Benton Harbor colony we live pure! ; and undefiled.” appear as a witness in Judge Van ae ‘ New Orleens to New Vork vin thy Mostradd'as aust | Home-Owners’ Association, Lo- Thus spoke Irving Smith, broth-| Southern Pacific Steamers, Judge Hunt told him ff he at-|cal 25, will meet at Madrona Pres-|¢F Of Benjamin, leader of the} tempted to leave the room We lcorettes church, 32nd and Marion, House of David colony at Benton §ra Kau would send him to jal at 8 o'clock Friday evening Harbor, concerning which two wom-| Van Nostrand sent word that wm en T™members have made grave leas he appeared in his court forth ‘amet aad aio mone ‘STOMACH RELIEF! 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