The Seattle star. [volume], October 31, 1912, Image 8

About The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947

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Everything Up
From Warehouse
J. I\ llutko atated today that nil
clothing and furnishings from the
warehouse of D FuhnnMl would
th taken to the Third avenue atore.
at 613 Third avenue, and placed on
sale Saturday morning at 10 a m
In order to arrange stock. Mr
Burke mated thai ho would have to
rloae the atoro tomorrow Special
■otico la alao given to thoao who
have balances to imv on aults lo
call any time Saturday and the
aaux- will bo taken caro of When
Interviewed today. Mr. Burke waa
aaked If tho valuea would be aa
good aa laal Saturday. To thia he
amllod and said; "tf ever tho pub
lic ha»l an opportunity In Its life to
buy good* right It will have It
Saturday. Why. Just think, Cluetl
shirts at 50c and Arrow Brand col
lars for a penny. Thoao are only
two of the many hundrrda of bar
galna we will put before the public
n tomorrow evening's papers
Door* open Saturday at 10 a in
For Fruit* yj
and „Jjj
Cereals £ /3K
: Nothing I* 7^
no
Kristofersoo's
Pasteurized Cream
It ha* a tempting flavor all
It* own. Sold t» leading
■ rover*.
if. JCristoferson
PlMt# KIIUII 2X3
The Lunoo*r) T rv*a I* Beat
Free Trial to Pre** It
A. LUNOBERG CO.
1107 3rd Ay*.
$2
Special for
Two Days
EXAMINATION FREE.
•n AA A Gold mini Kraine
ffctUU -with spherical lenix a
for reading or distance. Includ
ing a careful examination.
Friday and .Saturday ooly.
U.S. Optical Co.
917 Ist Ave.
Brirg This Ad With You.
Albany Cat-Rate
Dentists
Then* la not a Dental Office In
the world where the very beat den
tal work < oats so little One year
a«o we started out cut rate*, audi
the great volume of dental work our
cut rale* brought to u* permit* of
cur continuing our low priee* Our
name alone la a guarantee that your
work will be of the heat, and only
best materials used In your
mouth.
We do exactly the same kind and
clasa of work on other people's teeth
that we would want done In our
own mouths, and our examination
and consultation ro*t* you nothing
THE! lIKHT A RTIKICIAI. TKRTII
CONHTRUCrrOItH HI-.BT (JOI.f) ANI>
POROEI.AIN CItOWN ANIi llltlli'lK
WORKKHH. best gold and porcelain
filler* of teeth, and the be*t Pnln
le*s extractors of teeth In the Unit
ed Htatea today, are with the Albany
Dentists, amt our reasonable prices
are bayond all question the lorn eat
ever Offered In Heattle. Our low
prices will continue because they
*re bringing ua the large practice
we dealre and require.
We guarantee all work for 12
years, foil and *ee ua and you will
find we do exactly aa we advertise
Our work Is the liest, our prices are
the lowest,
übui ct'T mati; ni:\Ti»T»
heeoud Floor People'* Until. llldg.
*eeonrt and I'lke.
Take Elevator or Walk tip.
Our Frier* Will Nurprlae Von.
Our \\ ork Will I'leuae Vuu.
I
LABOR EDITOR EXPOSES
HUMPHREY'S RECORD
"Congressman Humphrey In the
groatoat foe of the Amrrlru sall
or today. Ho in » menace to iho
public traveling <><> the high ■ran
110 haa Iwn fighting tooth and
nail the seamen's bill which would
fiirnlah greater protection and
safety lo passengers"
In theae words, Waller MoAr-
Ihur. editor of (ho Pacific t'oasl
Seamen's Journal, of Sail FYancts
co, laal night, hoforo a parked an
dlence In iho l.al»or Temple, vigor
oualy attacked "Trimmer" Humph
rey'a lalior record. while making a
■Ironic plea for puhllo aentlment In
btkilf of tho MtmM'i hill which
haa been pending In congreas.
SHERMAN SELECTED HIS OWN
PALLBEARERS A MONTH AGO
I'TICA. N. Y . Oct. SI - Tho fu
neral of Jamoa Schoolcraft Sher
man. vice proaldont of the I'nlted
State*. who died here laat night of
Krlght's disease, after a lingering
Illness, will Im> held from hla home
here at 3 o'clock Saturday after
noon.
Tho aervlcoa will bo conducted by
the Kev. M W. Strlckler, proaldont
of Hamilton college, aaalatod by the
Kev. lyoula Holdeu.
Sherman himself selected the
honorary pallbearers a month ago*
The Axfaiter
13erton CDraleu
Be kind to the wafer.
Be patient and aweet.
Though hi* thumb* In your aoup
And the atew tbat you eat.
Don't ever grow angry.
Hut irotte right along.
Though he g>*ta every pari
Of your order all wrong.
H«> kind to lb# waiter-
Poor downtrodden roojx-
Though you wlab you could lynch
him.
The Blow That
Ms Them Out
|J_W if V / V AO Gym and Football
aJTW -/V\ / Good* Must Go Down
T4 tu .nd Out
$5.00 CJf .r Kangaroo I ... $3.15
Football Shoe*. $3.90
75c ATHU7TIC ANKI.K HIT PA NTH 3UC
PORTKR3, IM or JC n „„„ „
bl|lJ . k *»3C BOX INO OUOVKB from
f'i&iv&i. $i.50 $6.00
BOX ISO HHORS—
$2 and $2.50 $2.50 to $5.00
nUN H ai°l«'or »*ft«»W* All Wool JKHHKVH
DIMBHKU.H In maroon, blue and fray. Regit
tb<> 9(1 a I" 1 150 a» rt 1100. f1 OC
llouae 3UC Hpeelal f li«|9
Seattle Sporting D ' Mr f i, ;; ,,Mrs
Dent's Dog Goods Co. Wright it
Remedies. 7,3.7,5 ,„ Av.—Th* Rubber Store Ditson
Duck Hunter* can make arrangement* here for Hhootlng on
I-A Conner >I*l*.
Paid Advertisement.
Good Roads
• Mean to any
community what
railroads mean
to any city, county
or state. It means
rapid development
If you believe in develop
ment, you believe in
a good roads investment
$3,000,000 Bond Issue November 5, 1912.
MrArlhur showed up Humph
rey's anil lahor record In other re
aporia also, showing that ho "trim
mod" on tho children's wolfaro bu
reau bill by not voting at all; that
ho did not muni a nolo on tho
paivola pout hill, that ho volod
sgnlnst tho InioroHia of tho post
office employes, and ao on
"tlo to Iho |Hilla noxt Tuesday,"
aald MrArtliur, "and vote ngaliiHt
Humphroy If you want lo help the
working people Help tho sailors
got their bill. Help to give tho
traveling public needed protection
Defeat Humphrey, who stand*
bark of iho ahlp owners, who alda
aporial Intoroata and who falla lo
roa|H>nd to tho working people."
but the list of their names Is locksd
up In hla desk. It could not b* learn
ed today when the dssk would be
opened.
Drank Enough Coffee
lo Float a Yacht
WAItUKN. O , Oct. 31 —Coffee
enough to float a yacht, aud at rang,
too. has hern drunk In the laat ceti
tury by Mrs. Mellnda Kyle, aged
114 years, Sbe Insists coffer is
keeping her alive now,
And long for a rope;
lie doean't make more
Than ten dollar* a day.
Which everyone know*
I* deplorable pay!
He kind to the waiter
No matter how rotlra.
No matter how much
Of your need* he'* furgutten.
ThU dope la the wlarat
Wherever you've been,
He kind to the waiter —
You may come again'
THE SEATTLE STAR
ANOTHER DREADNAUGHT FOR NAVY
The battleship New York wan
launrbed yeaterday. Thla picture
shows tbe stern of the ft*hi In*
monster. Not* the bug« rodder at
lh« bottum, twice the height of tbe
man standing beside It.
The Now York la the name alto
aa the Tesaa. and a trifle smaller
than the Nevada and Oklahoma
Ita length on water Una la &«5 fM.
el tre me hieadih 96 feet, displace
ment 37.000 tona. required speed
SI knot*
Mtaa Klale ('alder, daughter of
YOU'LL FIND IT HERE
News of the Day Condensed for Busy People J
gukerrtbere «o Tt>a Peeltle W»»
will r -nfat ■ favor l.y notifying
till* nflltv at «ti.» of any r»ll
ara in ixiirt prompt and rag'
alar Mlrarf of the papor. of
ear attempt to aut.etitute •»-
other papar for T'• H»al'!a
B«ar It I* ilit itaalta of tba
e>ana*am< tit lo Nrura tha l>aal
sorttra foi all an J romptatnie
ar» gtvor. coaritoui and prompt
attention If your paper 'e'le
to arrive ro r«t»ht l>r t
o'clock. kindly pl ena thte a. tr|
•t on a Main »«aa A.k tar
Um Ctrci tattoo !«M'lwMi
Portland.—Jack Palmar. Indian
Method!*! praarber at tba Klamath
reitervatiiia. no sooner got out of
jail for Introducing whisky Into Ibo
reservation than he wu told aevar
to leave tbat place again becsuoe
be waa general!) worthless
A Countryman's Notion.
Farmer (seeing a wltir cart for
tha first timet—-Oang me. Haibort.«j
If these Lunnon chaps ain't amort! I
Just look what that feller'a flae<M
up at the back of 'la wagon to keeH
boys from 'anging on be'mdl —|
Sketch. London.
Omaha.—"Quick, robbara ar»j
stealing a aafe,"" *a* a mnuirre<
rtlint at poller headquarter* Csp»
tain l.ynch and a (quad of pottrwi
surrounded four mysterious meiw
carting a large square object on »
wheelbarrow It »a» only a win*
preaa
RARE TALENT
"IHd you s«w where another
< horn* Klrl waa called on to take
the leading lady's part and mads
*ood""
"I did. Hilt what I'm walling to
aee soma day In a leading lady who
can co into the chorus and make
good '*
Monrovia, Cat.—Fro* Joy rides at
the expense of real estaj* dealer*
here arc a tiling of the past. One
man spent a «wek riding around
the country before It «iu dlseuv
ered'that he had already purchased
a property and wt* seeing the eoun
try free.
* Water will be abut off Frl- #
* day mornliiK between H to 12 *
* noon on Jackson it. between *
* fith and 7th ava. H, and on *
* Waller at. between sth and *
* 6th ava. 8, on fith av. between *
* Jackaon and Weller ata. and *
* on 7th av. H. between Jackaon *
* and King ata. *
* *
*****************
Didn't Stay Put.
Irate Woman (to bird deftlor*-~«-
Aa for you. you're a thief! AH
thoae canaries you aold me yeater
day flew away thla mornlngl —
Hourlre. Paris.
Phoenix. Or,—Thla town had no
place to houaa Ita new hoae cart
ho. the vehicle waa atored In a barn.
When the aliirni wua sounded the
owner of the barn refused to allow
the fire fighters lo remove the cart
aa one of his hena wua Hitting In It.
San Franciaco.—AfUr burning
roaes In a cemetery Bt midnight, aa
told to do by Abdul Mohammed
Herrkut, a clairvoyant, to regain
the loat love of a aweetheart, Geo.
Keproeentatlvo William CtMcr of
Itrooklyn. shown In Inset pl« ture,
named Iho rnrnl.
A ftaab failed to make good with
the girl and Abdul la la Jail for ob
tainlns money under fal»e pre
Mm,
Los Ang«lea.—A Hal
lowe'en la tba edict of lb* police
her*. Motorcycle cope will i*strul
tbe residential sections, ad any
prank* tbat savor of tha "rough
neck" variety wtll b« promptly
aqtielt bed.
After a rough trig across tha Pa
rifle Iha U aimlitMiar liner Orterle
reached Vancouver laat night. Ar
riving la Heattle Haturdsy mmn
Ing. Abe will load flour, aglt flab,
canoed salmon and machlner> for
Oriental porta.
At the meeting of the Weal Coast
lumbermen's asaoclailon hero It
waa voted to continue tbe preset*!
Hat of values of lumber. J. K
Rhndea. of Taroma, waa appointed
to *urcei-d Hrnneon. of Chi
4-ago, a* manager of tbe assocla
HM,
U. S awrvey sVwamer Oodney ar
rtved In KlMott bay yeaterdajr from
Kei<hlkan. In tho vlclnllv of which
|It has bewn carrying on cuoat and
geodetic surveying thla summer.
The Patterson. which baa been do
ing the name kind of work In Clar
ence strait, will reach Heattle In a
few daya.
Btumgardt lecture# will be given
In the broad* a) blxh school audi
torlum rwry rtmu of the tr»k,
starting with No*crou-r S.
AT THE THEATRES
THIS WEEK.
Moore— l>»rk Friday, (>ad*kl
In rosetrt.
Metropolitan—"Offl. it 646."
Seattle—The Seattle Stock Co..
In Mrs \Mgg* of the Cab
bage Patch."
Alhambra — rboloplaya and
vaudeville
Orphaum Vaudeville.
Emprtaa—Vandevllta.
Paniagta- Vaudevilla.
Grand Vaudeville and motion
pictures.
dammar —t'botoplijrs sod rat*
de Wilis.
Melbourne—Photoplaya and vao
de villa.
WANTS INJUNCTION
AGAINST ANTI-
STRAPHANGING LAW
J* me* II Howe, coun*el for the
M<-1: rI. Kl, .fr |c I,mi |'li: * . hn
aaked for a permanent Injunction
from the au|H>rlor court, enjoining
the city from enforcing the "antl
strsphanglng" ordinance, lie ron
tend* that the power to regulate
the oiteration of street, rallwava
doe* not now reat with the ettj
but with the public service com
mission. Van Is tan t Corporation
Counsel Halph Plerca contend* that
city and utate have concurrent
powers in that line until auch time
na the Mate contmlaalon la Riven di
rect jurisdiction by petition or oth
erwlae. The matter wan taken un
der advisement by Judge Atbertaon.
An ordinance was passed by the
City council providing that street
cara should carry only one pas
senger for every four square feet
of floor apace.
Legal Battle at
Naval Clerk's Trial
Trial of Edward F. Meyer, former
chief clerk In the head storekeep
er's office at the Itremerton navy
yard, who Is charged with conspir
ing to defraud the government In
purchase of supplies, promises to
be a long, hard fought legal battle.
The entire day yesterday waa d.
voted to the hearing of one wltneaa.
Paymaster Kay Hpaer, storekeeper
at the navy yard from January,
1908, to Auguat. 1910. He aald It
was the duty of Meyer to make out
the requisitions for the stores, de
scribed the system of requisitions
and of maintenance of stock. The
cross-examination of Will Morris,
defending Meyer, tended to bring
out the fact that there had been
limes when stores hail been or
dered without requisitions.
FREDERICK & NELSOfI
Unusual Kid Glove Values
At $1.15 Pair
/ f \\ rp HE Glove Section, First Floor, features un.,.—| ril^
/ ( 'j ( 11 JL at this low price Friday in a new im |-»or tatiwujl
j\ II en's Glace Kid Glovej of excellent workmanship. Alf^
2L !L * U " P^ t J uc "** wn ' Paris [km nt embroidered backs
' if ,wo " c ' a# P B - Choice of:
'it <1 JT TAN * HKOWN ANI> SLATE IN ASSORTED
~~ '"I SHADES. BLACK. BLACK WITH WHITE STITCH.
||Jj| Flight hundred pairs in the purchase, to sell «, ty»
cial, 91.1 T» pair. -wtm'n*.
Women's Suits at Thirty-Five Dollars
Attractive additions have juat been made to our already strong assortment of
tailored Suits at this moderate price, with the arrival of new plainly-tailored mHfh
Corduroys, Velvets, Cheviots, Serge* and Mannish Worsteds.
A very pretty Suit of taupe corduroy, in
demi-Norfolk style; $.15.00.
A Suit of black corduroy, simply tailored,
3 button coat in cutaway cffcct;
$35.00.
A >uit of two tone gray stripe zibeline,
with panel l>a< k coat finished with black
velvet cottar; $.(5.00.
—the above are suggestions from the large selection now available at this priss, trtq
garment in which shows high standard of valu« in atyle and quality. —SsasMfiiS
Special Values Sterling-Deposit Glassware
At the Sale-Square. First Floor, unusual value-giving at 50c and $100 in a stfc
variety of ueful and ornamental Sterling-nilver-deposit articles suitable for gift par
po*e* and inrlutling:
STERLING DEPOSIT a. STERLING-DEPOWt
Oil Cruet* Mustards Violet Howls Vmaes j
Puff Boxes Cologne Bottles Nappies Basket!
Sugar or Creamers 11 Napkin Rings Coastal
Plate* Sherbet a J lP High Hall Glasses
Ice Cream Dishe* Sardine Dishes
At $1.00 Vases, Trays, Cruet*, Baskets, Colognes, in various pattens.
Factory-Made Rags Specially Priced , £
One Saxony Rug. 9x12, special $35.00. Two patterns in Tapestry Brussels Bapi
Two Body Brussels Rugs, 9x12, special 7x9, special $10.00.
$22.50. ® ne Tapestry Brussels Rug, 7-6x9,
One pattern in Tapestry Brussels Rugs, nal #*0.00.
10-6x13-6, special $18.50. T »"~ * 3 * m > **
__ st* 97 «00«
Six patterns in Tapestry Brussels Rugs, ,
Small Axminster Rugs, 36x72, iptttf
9x12, special $17.50.
One pattern in Tapestry Brussels Rugs, Smal ', AxminJt er Rugs, 27x60. spcal
8-3xlo-6, special $15.00. $1.05.
One Tapestry Brussels Rug. 9x12. special Small Axminster Rugs, 27x54,
$13.50. $1.35.
Odd Sizes in Made-Up Rugs Specially Priced
One Wilton Rug. 6x6-11, special $12.00. One Velvet Rug, 9xlo-10, specM
One Wilton Velvet Rug, 7-6x7-8, special $12.15.
$12.50. One Velvet Rug, 9x13-4. special $!4Aj
One Tapestry Brussels Rug, 8-3xo-4, spe
cial 912.50.
A Demonstration of "Wear-Ever" Alumimw
<<TT7 EAR-EVER" Utensils are tnatlc of thick, hardened sheet Aluminum,
VV free from seams and joints. They arc thick enough to prevent denting taiifc
and to ensure a lifetime of satisfactory service. » _
, . . Our showing of Aluminum Cookaf
The demonstration now in progress shows BoUert> feu*
you how these Utensils aid in saving fuel, Pan 9 Steam Cookers, Muffin and
time and the continual expense incurred in Pans, Tea Kettles, Tea and Coffee Pots*
replacing ordinary kitchcnware. a variety of styles and sues. _^i|
--Ito.i.'furnMlng^SgSS*
The Banner Oak Heating Stove
For Coal
A Demi-cutaway Suit in im|>orttd cot
*ij>eline, black with fine brown pfci-stripe
s3s 00.
A Suit of fine navy-blue terge in a dew.
trimmed model, with shawl collar and coffi
inlaid with velvet; coat 36 inches low;
$35.00.
Bissell's Carpet Sweepers, $I.s§*
—Second no«r. Asa*
"Rayo" Oil L»«P
Special $I*2S
Complete
—Chin*"*" **"'**
Demonstrating O-Cfdar P®^;
and O-Ccdar Polish Mops.
Hou»efuriii»hln»» •*J