The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 10, 1916, Page 7

STAR—FRIDAY, NOV. 10, 1916. PAGE 7 Meet Prices POINDEXTER VOTE IS EMPHATIC SLAP AT STANDPAT GANG st} the voters, judging by thelr tnell Tuesday, would have ts for Wileon and the without any of the heads of the Fifty thousand w ho | c chetr ballots for F Wilson leaped over the political barriers cast th pall in order to vote for | 5 own Miles Polndext Poindexter’s ity of n than sorbing topic of loca day, Tt is all the more remar C&uso Poindexter lost t yotes at that—by his X. Hughes. However ford to lose the He } Ospare. Even I ‘ feat Poindexter. Defies Standpatters Even the asinine trick of publican state centr in indorsiog the ures, couldn't of his rightf mate of the v ent senator. Poindexter defied the state cen tral committee and the standpat press by vigorous denunctation of the referendum meas didn’t mince words on th He refused to be gagged there were any who professed to b pointed in h they still recognized reat independent se ed for Wilson merit for me inated sives, or ed to him with the old voters k on any Saves the Day Ucal observers know, bly have been fatal for of the ticket The as the voters ex selves for Wilson. over to the republican to vote for Poindexter the day for many a repub. n the state as well as in the ad them | colur saved 8 are practically ounted in the ear Wilson leads Hughes 11,000 Lister about the same ate resu »proximately leads McBride by diieans and one demo crat were elected to the house of sentatives, Geo. F. Cotterill g to John F. Miller by 3,000 votes, and Mra. Frances C. Axtell losing to Congressman Hadley by approximately 1,500 votes, Mra, Ax tell carried King, Skagit, and per haps Island counties, but lost the two big ounties In her district, Snobomish and Whatcom. Who'll Be Speaker? legislature will be repubd how apparent there rats in both th than were expect ed to win out. Fred Nelsen, ta the et of King county, stil) lead over F. H. Tonkin, r »e the only dem m King county the battle is on for the with Guy E. Kelley H. Gute of Seat- tle the leading contenders. Roth are standpatters, tho Guile now la w “— to make concessions progressive demands. A new candidate may develop as soon as lete ret’ are fn, and «th of the democrats and ogressives ts known. and ve been him as th or who v« of his The D, be more d every Just will oc house and senat sitions orig progres they flock- yalty Faint Praise by Standpats Immediately follo the maries, the standpat organs tried to damn Poindexter by fsint praise. At the end of the campaign, attempted Poindexter it was an impossible feat To Poindexter {a due the sur vival of the republican state ticket outside of the governor, Had t Humphrey been cominated as re th publican candidate for the senate, | real Already speaker of Ta MOORE A quaint Eng’ : Hed at acrobatic dancing and rope skipping. The feature photoplay of this bill is a five-part play, “The Discard,” with Virginia Hammond, Ernest Maupain and Harry Beaumont in the leading roles, WE'LL SAY play written by = English author and with an Eng lish cast, that’s what “Hobson's Choice” is. It opened last night at the Moore theatre and took very well. The author, Harold Brighouse, ts Practically unknown in this part of the theatrical world but if he con tinues to bufld such plays the “pe witnessed last night he be \ d from ere long. Hobson's ice” ts brimful of quaint say. ings twisted into many new forms. Viola Roach, leading woman, made a distinct hit by the manner in which she handled the part of Margie Hobson, “the girl” of the LIVE SIMPLY,” THE BRIDE OF YOUNG | FORD y. The show remains here until Sat urday night. It is a character por. trayal with both comedy and drama sprinkled thru it at intervals. All told it fs worth seeing. . . PALACF HIP An Alpine grizzly bear, named EDSELL & MRS.FORD “Little Jim,” headlines the new| : show at the Palace Hip. And he|_ Mrs. Edseli Ford, bride of Henry makes good. He ts a clever artist | Ford's only son, says she will have on the roller s . does all of the|a simple home, in spite of Ford’s modern dance steps and wresties| wealth. She was Miss Eleanor E in full conformity to sporting rules.| Clay, one of Detroit's most beauti mon & Co. offer a ventrilo-|ful girls, She was not a society! girl. The Fords were married aft. quial feature out of the ordinary. The Salambos have an electrical! er five years of friendship. Cc, T. KNOX, of the Knox Hotel mystery act In which they do many | curious things. Jo Allen and Bob- bie, the Golf Girl and the Caddie,| Supply Co., arrested Tuesday by entertain pleasingly with songs and | dry squad in his offices at Second comedy talk. Murray K. Hill is one|and Yesler. Five quarts of whis of those “nut” comedians. ey and several empty bottles The Three English Dancers are! foun WHITE: taar PUBLIC Southeast Corner Fifth and Pine CRESCENT MEAT CO. MAIN 2599-—“QUALITY” OUR MOTTO—MAIN 2899 GIVE US A TRIAL AND BE CONVINCED LEAF _LARD, LB........ .124¢ 17c Wash. 55Sc | seuer, -14c 15¢ 10c 18c tor th, 3 oa 1610 Stall 26 DOzS 8 bars Crystal White 25c | fo Granulated sugar 25c fo th. cain ‘Htiis’’ Cotes fo 85c ny One of Above 4 Articles With a 25¢ Pureh: Specials Facinded No. 50 Best Patent Flour (several brands) . .$1.95 No. 50 Choice Family Flour. . ise Oe | asta, Steaks. Che teer | Chotece Steer Pot Roast, per Ib aed Choice Legs of Lamb, Strictly Tresh STONG'S THREE STORES—WHITE AND CORNER MARKETS Mrs. Goethal’s Bakery ee Bee Loaves of Bread 25c : "es BOC dozen Lemons, Bw 20¢ 15c Large 3-layer ( Be doz Joe Fischer DELICATESSEN Queen Olives, qt. .25c MeLaren’s Nippy Cheese 106 7c Each Simm =»: Stong’s Meat Market + war ¢ ‘ h teer Pot F S Oreumes Butter, 40¢ Lb. Pantevrized pt te 10c co be SOC ‘124 1 Prices On All Other Meats and Poultry mS. .(P The Center of Economy CORNER PUBLIC MARKET STONG Does the PRICE CUTTING 1¢hs GOOD FOR A WHnkK : 25c 85c 7 One of Above 4 Articles With « ihe Purchase, Specials Excluded No. 50 Best Patent Flour (several brands). . .$1.95 No. 50 Choice Family Flour..............$1.75 Be Oryetat Ww mation Milk y's Marmalade... 140 Boe t Biscuit 100 an Guittard’s Chocolate. (ate can M. J. B. Coffee Macaront Bplit Peas Cranberry Beans can Italy Olive OlL bottle Cat pkes Blueing 9 can Hershey's Cocoa Ibs. Wal ed Milk Shrimps n Clam Nectar 16 STONG'’S THRER STORKS—WHITE AND CORNER MARKETS Btail let Ave. ie. Patton’s Market “-:: Pot Roasts, lb.+5c to 10c | Legs of Lamb, lb... 15¢ Many Other Specials Saturday—Big Bargains Every Day The Best by Test ‘This Is the 0: im the Market uine Lynden Creamery Butter Goon LUCK TTER sTORS a1 \ L. Stern Company Lower Fioon—Sanitary Market Apples $1.00 and $1.50 box, del. Quinces So Ib, FREE DELIVERY | TILIKUM STALLS 119.121.123-125—SANITARY MARKET You Liked Our Speci Last Week. Well, Here Are Some More | Real Live Ones for Tomorrow bh) ag Rolling Reet, Re to 10¢ Pot Roast, 1b 10¢ to 12%¢ Chotce Prime Rib Roast, 1b ibe Special Log of Lamb, 1D..........20¢ Home-made Pork Sausage, Ib....10€ Chotee Round Steak, Ib.. 17¢ Chotce Sirloin Steak, Ib 18¢ Chotes T-Bone Steak, Ib. . . 20¢ Our Motto is “Quality,” and “Quality” Leads With Best Services. Free Delivery to Ail Parts of City—Elilott 1720 Armourdale Meat Co. STALL 9—LOWER FLOOR—SANITARY MARKET Quality Always—Quantity, Too MEAT BARGAINS Sirloin Steaks, Ib........12%¢@ | Home-made Sausage, 3 Iba. 2h¢ Round Steaks, Ib 14¢ | T-Bone Steaks, Ib Rib, and Loin Lamb Chops, per | Veal Ronats, Ib.. + 10¢ A x -12%¢ | Leg of Veal, Ib 14e Leg of Lamb, Ib 12%¢ | Prime Boned Rib Roast, Ib. 15¢ TRUE “ECONOMY” MEATS | The Best Your Money Can Buy at Lowest Cash Prices Joe Mueller’s Markets Stall 103—Sanitary Market 1812 Pike Place Stall 100—Corner Market On the Block for Saturday , Fat Veal, Young Lamba Cudahy's Bacon, Ib Chickens, Lard, Sausages, Blue Ribbon Steer E Legs Pig Pork, 1b. 17¢ Belgian Hares THE PUGET SOUND MARKET A. J. MEAKER, PROP. Successor to Franklin Market STALL 26—LOWER FLOOR SANITARY MARKET—STALL 26 Choice Round Steak | Choice Pork | Whole or Half Hams 124c Roasts 174c 124c Chotee Sirloin St All 25¢ Grades Bacon 124c Leaf Lard 20c 14c Choice Short Riss Link Sausage— ieee pee a 10c PERSONAL ATTENTION Special Rates Given to Boarding Houses Ete, Cuts eak UBLIC Mi Stalls 18-25 ARKET PIKE PLACE PUBLIC MARKET Allen’s veda Lower Floor 1 LB. TETLEY'’S INDIA CEYLON TEA 30¢ BOTTLE PURE VANILLA O} Fresh, Orisp Soda Crackers, Ib. for . 16e bottle Chili Sauce . Crisp Gingersnapa, Ib... 108 | -10¢ GREEN’S LOW Mila Cream EXTRA CHEESE 23c Lb. Fresh a 39c Dee. | Supply 2 des. 150 1 at | 33¢ ve STALL 103 Jersey Cow Butter Store Stall 10 Lower Floor J. &. Kennedy, Mar. SPECIAL Comb Honey 15c If you bring your own Jars we will give you pure California PUBLIC_MARKET) | Honey 19c Pt., 38c Ql. White Mountain Cake 20c EACH '15¢ Assorted ‘Cookies, 8 dozen 25c “NONE BETTER BREAD"— Large, well-baked 15 c loaves, 2 10c loaves . Mrs. Pfeffer’s Bakery 1513 FIRST AVE. HOT CRABS cooked daily in our Special Saturday Huckleberry Filled Cot own boilers Fresh Fish, Eastern and Olympia Oysters, Clams, Etc. Philadelphia Fish Co. STALL 10—-LOWER FLOOR Pure Fresh Cream, Pasteurized Butter, 39c Lb. 8 Always Fresh-Churned a Cream Cheese, .23¢ Fresh Ranch Ege - 45¢ ans 55c STALL 28 LOWER FLOOR Sanitary Market GOEBEL CASH GROCER Lower Floor, Sanitary Market Telephone Main 3457 We Are Your Best Grocers for Quality, Price and Service We Sell for Less SANITARY FRUIT AND VEGETABLE CO. STALL 112 BRUSSELS SPROUTS, 2 LBS. FOR . BURBANK POTATOES, /25c — 25c¢ Free Delivery 11 LBS. RUTABAGAS, 8 LBS. ae LARGE DELICIOUS APPLES, ... 25¢ | 25c FOR DOZ. Butter 3 Ibe. 980 this GREEN’S BUTTER STORE ,. R LEMON EXTRACT .. 241b. can Corn 141, can Salmon Olymple Pancake for Blb. PRICES LEAD SPECIAL | Storage Eggs ranteed 33c Doz. 2 dos, be LARGE CANS MILK 7c With Purchase Lb. | limited pric ry First A rent o BUY AT 1 ‘andy tn Bach Package BUTTER When You Can Buy It Fresh Dally From Our Churne at 38c Lb. 2 Lbs. 75¢ We Guarantee Every Pound Cascade Creamery Stall.67 and 513 Pike Piace \GROCETERIA © no gs mrceiroca MS ITREo 106 Shaker Standard Soda, ée HOOD’S On Corner—Pike Place Market Peanut Brittle 15¢ Lb. Assorted Chocolates (Hand Rolled, All Flavors) 25c Lb. Marshmallows 20c Lb. oS” FREE! Souvenir Candy Cane to Every Child Accompanied by Adult HOOD CANDY CO. STOP LOOK LISTEN NATION- WIDE COAL FAMINE ARTIFICIALLY CREATED BY RAILROADS TO BOOST PRICES. which own 90 per cent of the an thracite coal and more than 50 per cent of the bituminous coal, create a coal shortage at the,very | beginning of the winter. This shortage has the triple ef. |fect of making every Jeager to buy coal, ready to jany price, and willing to ac Jany quality that may be offered | ‘Then, when the proper frame of mind, the coal is brought Into the market by the | railroads and sold to the eager pub- lic at monopoly prices CURES MEN through Errors and BY BASIL M. MANLY Noted News Economist for The “sal WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov, 7.—The United States Is in the grip of a coakfamine, artificial. ly created by the railroads for the sole purpose of boosting price Cities, towns and villages, from New York to Seattle, re- port they are unable to obtain enough coal even to supply their needs from day to day, much less to prepare for the winter's cold This same thing happens every year and ts just as acute and terri ying to the householder as the railroads and coal companies C4n | who, make it jeuffer from Chronic This year, favorable condl- impaired Manhood, Pain tions have made it possible to | Bzck, Nervous Debility, Lost vVi- create the appearance of a tollty, Kidney and Bladder Trou complete coal famine and scare | les, are quickly cured by the consumer so badly he is | DR. PIERCE’S SEXOID willing to pay any price for hy mall B coal. In New York anthracite bvery box ® coal is selling for $12 a ton. HAY MOND Hotel Antler The annual game of the railroads, phone Main * or #ix 6 sours and Union. a is to; companies must | state consumer |all the power né pay | ept| consumer f# in a} jhas been sanctioned by This annual robbery of rich and poor by the raflroads and the coal be stopped, The department of justice, the Inter commerce commission and the federal trade commission have essary, IF THEY CHOOSE TO EXERCISE IT This fraud on the American people Is made possible chiefly by the railroad ownership of the coal mines. This owner- ship was prohibited by the “commodities clause” of the in- terstate commerce act, which forbids railroads to own an iIn- terest in the production of any commodity which they trans- port. This illegal ownership of coal mines and other commodi- ties is continued only thru the palpable subterfuge of dummy mining and industrial corpora- tlons, which, in fact, are sub- sidiaries of the railroads, It is true this evasion ¢ he law | a decision of the United States supreme court, But there is every reason to be eve the court will reverse its in-| defensible decision if the issue ts again presented with a strong pub Ne demand behind it Since that decision was rendered two Hberal justices who certainly will not stand for the decision Brandeis and Clarke—have been added to the court Moreover, the court has heard the rumblings of discontent and has seen the commerce court de stroyed because of its betrayal of the people for the benefit of the railroads. As Judge Grosscup once said “There are windows in the supreme court room, from which what is go. ing on in the world outside is in plain sight.” The supreme court reversed Its legal tender decisions, its Income tax decisions, its Sher- man act decisions, and will re- verse its commodities clause decision IF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE DEMAND IT. The railroad companies, by eon verting hundreds of coal cars for C CORNER PUBLIC MARKET aan spell | the }and Ky riminating against the consum ers os e | cance in England Are Lower ENTE SANITARY PUBLIC MARKET We Cut the Cost of Living Isn’t It a Scream To see the methods the trust uses t They feed them with a spoon that the p easier. Come on, Old Man, and show the people a little | ces. That Is the thing they are interested in. We lead and you are always a month sessed ZEC deceive the people? ght g Roast Veal Cutlets Shoulder Lamb lene of Mutton Pot Roasts FOLLOW THE CROWDS TO MURRAY'S Murray Meat Co. Washington Market Stalls 2, 3, 5, 7. 94-96 Pike Street OLD PIKE PLACE | peat siais STALL NO. Umbrellas 64% on ex MOET THE WHOLUCER HERE FOODS COST LESS Lower Floor ping and pettie weal _ 7 ve STITHAM’S MARKET Fresh Bear Meat Saturday Round Steaks, Ib. 12V,c | Prime Ribs Beef, 12'%c Sirloin Steaks, Ib. .121/2c | Pot Roasts, Ib. .6c to 8c T-Bone Steaks, lb..12'/2 | Boiling Beef, lb. . .5c-8¢ Hamburger, 9c pound; 3 pounds.............25¢ All Meats Guaranteed Strictly Fresh—From the Ranch to the Consumer 1 Am the Laboring Man's Friend—Come and ®-s Me Rainier Market Always the Lowest More Meat, Better Service for Less Money Shoulder of Lamb, Ib. ..8@{ Round Steak, Ib....12%¢ Leg of Lamb, lb....12%@ | Sirloin Steak, lb.... 12% Lamb Chops, Ib....12%¢ | ed Sausage, lb.....10¢€ Boiling Beef, Ib.. -6¢ | Local Bacon, lb.......15¢@ Veal Steaks, Ib..+.-123 2¢ | Pot Roast, lb. up from 5¢ Largest Display of Bacon, Hams, Sausages, Etc., on the Market Pay Checks Cashed for Customers RAINIER PACKING CO. 1527-29 PIKE PLACE Lower Floor SELZ SHOK M co. AND OTHERS 1916 Sample and Job Lot SHOES JUST ARRIVED! Ladies’ Butte Se fae tn." $5 50, $3.50 “MONEY BACK” OURMOTTO School Shoes * $1 .65 tbat wear . and up ‘$2.00 and up No Special Sale, but Speciais on Sale at All Times Men’s and Boys’ Dress and Working Shoes At a Big Saving, As Usual -00 Ses" for the Whole hoe? Family 1s q Near Sugar Stall Heavy School Shoes and Hi cuts ... STALLS 21 to 24, Pike Place tMarket STILL LOWER PRICES AT OUR NEW SHOETERIA. No ¢ The nev pe System RKS—WAIT ON YOURSELF Briage. The Market Man- guaranteed a sa on yourself, Stall $0. Entrance from Pike Street agement donates the space, and you are eliminated expenses by waiting Special Saturday Only er's Catsup, bottle ‘gmpbeill's Tomato Sc Fancy Pig ¥ Fresh Liver Sausage MRS. # Stall 55—L Dp. k Sausage, Ib TMA DELICAT er Floor—Across from Groceteria ) of munitions | tioning stare exports, are |at men Of appa suitable e transportation other industrial of women directed ent good health and not in khaki Conscientious scruples, family ties or any ¢ reasons other than that of inabiity to pass the phys. The federal trade commission |ical examination, are not sufficient has powers broad enough to call a|to gain a man an excuse button, peremptory halt on the entire hold ' up game, Up to present time | the trade commission has been |, ape ias! *, % os oad ~ dilly-dallying with cost accounting | 5 abor dis atch oftics systems on charge of gambling. EXCUSE RUTTONS Citra SHOW THAT CANUCKS seo OFFERED TO FIGHT {sss ta ea and then the hair st To stop falling WINNIPEG and rid the scalp of They are Winnipeg of coal commiss Stop that discriminatic The interstate ¢om ion has power t Thursday Nov Manitoba, 1 every particle of dandruff, get a cent bottle of Danderine at any store, pour a little in your {rub it into the scalp. Afte few applications, the hair out 1 you can't find excuse in now—little red di bearing a white which sig fy that the wearer ha self for military ser been refused on the physical disability These were made ne was the distribution ve-bands the same cross oming dandruff BULLBROS. Just Printers Tino MAIN 1043 as ale of signif more than a year | importunities of re and the ques-! aga, by the cruiting sergeants 1013