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L
FREE
p A , N J, S
i«' < I
The end of the season—we must keep our tailors.
Muat reduce our stock.
304 PIKE ST.
The Wonder Millinery Co.
1S» Second Ave. 518 Pike St.
MID-WINTER STYLES!
We bare the very lateat la sold, lace and aide roll effecta.
OUR FALL TRIMMED HATS FURTHER
REDUCED
152S 2nd Are. Two Big Stores 216 Pike St.
A Message to Buyers of
Fine Overcoats
Dnrfn* onr Rfconstruction Sale, whlrh will §oon be brought to # clou#, the prices
on all Bradbury Winter Overcoats have been
Reduced One-Quarter
Theae Rarmenta have a reputation for atyle anil durability that la rarely equaled In
the hlKbeat priced apparel, and when w« toll yon that the price*. whlrh are already
▼ery nanmaMc, have Buffered a rut, yon may know that I) DNII a dlrert Bavin* In
dollar* and rent* to you. furthermore, notwlthatnndlnis thla reduction In price, you
can atlll avail youraelf of our cany payment plan and
Buy Them on Credit
ft'a a rhanre to get the very brut garment nt thn price and pay for It a IIIIIn at
a time while It Ik giving you good. warm, romfor'iblii wmr
While thla Bale laata you will find «uh ataritlal reduction* innde In every depart
ment, both m«'n> and women'*. fur IlltHCl patnl ItatlMr BIUIM lhat *i.ld originally for
$Fi.OO are now f- '*'■>. the $ ! ".0 kind are reduced to tl !>"•. ami mo on. It « a good time to
buy auita and furnlxhlnxx. all of which are a old
On Our Easy Payment Plan
Come In tomorrow and make a aelection that will prove aatlafactory In every par
ticular.
WW -a* Second Avm.. Naaru!non 81
Seattle * Reliable Credit House
HOW MACHINE OF
DEMOCRACY BEAT
WOMAN SUFFRAGE
By Gilaon Gardner
WABHINtiTON. Lan SO It* the
art lon of four nmn, the cfttiaa of
woman auffraK" l» retimed a heal
Ihk In the houne of re|ire»entatlve»
Thin l« an Ilium ration of the i<
iimi kahle outworking of ma< lilm
control In that body
A majority of the democratic tuu
Jorlty of tho rulea committee ban
voted unfavorably on a raaolntlon
to en ite it rommltt' e to ronaldc*
the aubejct of woman Hiiffrnne
The majority <>f the majority
romdata of four democrat*, namely,
t'homaa W, Hardwick of Oaorfcla,
Klnl* J tlarrett of Tene*aiK>, Jame«
C. Can trill <»f Keiftih'kv, Henry M
Uoldfogle c»f New York
Makeup of tha Board
The other democrat* on tl»l«
camailtlw are llohert 1,. Hem
DRINK HOT TEA
FOR A BAD COCO
(let a amall paikase of Hamburg
Brraat Tea, or aa the Uertnan folka
call It, "Hamburger Itruat Th»«."
at any pharmacy T»kw a table
ajvootifnl of the tea put a cop i f
hotline water upon It, pour through
a aleva and drink a teaeupful al
any time It la the tnnat «ff«e«l*s
way to break a eold and cure grip,
«.• It op»na the pore*. relle*tng
congestion Alan lormena the bi«
ela, thua breaking a cold at ».•««.
It la tneipenalva and entirely
vegetable, therefore banniaaa-
Adrertlaement.
E\mA
Ofi" • y*mr fmr m I"
tdvrrll** »ur |>*l»»l*»* m*lhorl« anil
«g«*tl-nr of fir# w® g|v»
, o r.lnl rntem ! ll.# UUnr# of
rfili month w# wilt #rork #i ih#
, followinr prlfM and with all w. -k
4t\r m 13-trnrs' ll««-
iirrdm mt |K»l>lr *#«r|| tmw Itils
p«r» itnll > *#rls F##r mn.l s«t* w«»'T
; dy laklßg •J%##l#«# of K.
ii«r I'rlrrs for lk» *>f Tils
isntlaatioH >'HI I'.
Gold Crovna <21 k and pitra h«*»rjr>
por tooth .O lo ft.VIMI
DrlilgHWork (strictly ftrat-claaiu per
tooth t3.ft« to fI.VOO
Oold FUltnaa $ I .INI up
I Our pslonl »••!(> —
11hr fln*#t nr'lfli I*l !•*!h In th#
worM. p«r •#* »3 am ?o II&.M.
Boston Dentists
1420 22 Second Ave.
Opp. Don Merche. Seattle
fr'.«4«r#+d br lr«4U« brial»»M men
■ ««l III* prnfrselnH IMrrslli
THIS STAR—FRIDAY. JANUARY 30. 1914
of Texna. chairman; Edward W
I'oil of North Carolina, and Martin
11 FVater of llllmda Theaw man
voted In favor of tln> auffiane com
tnlttee.
In nililltloti In these democrats
the committee Included Philip P
I'aiuphell of Kansas. Irvine 1., l/n
root of Wisconsin and Kdwtn A
Morrill, Jr . of New York, repnli
llrniis, »nd M. Clyde K"llev of
Pennsylvania. progressive
Tin* llloiflcal uttil singular thing
In this nil tin I ion I* urn 111 the fact
that the actual number of votes lii
tliln commute* In fnvor of the nnf
trim' n'no hi I lon exi ends (lie until
her of votes against It
Anionic thoao who have an
nnunr>'<t thsmselrea a* approving
the creation of such u committee
sre Campbell. 1 .onroot, Kelley, Fos
ter, I'oii ntiil lletiry
Order* From Underwood
Merrltt has burn 111. and tixik no
pnit. Thus the committee stands
six to four In fnvor of the rnsolu
Hon. but by reason of the part*
caucus domination the four dem
ocrsts who represent the Cnder
wood machine, block the propossl
As a matter of fa-'t, the action of
Henry and the rules committee Is
due to orders from I'nderwooiJ and
Ihe house leader*
A secret conference was held re
rcntly to discuss the matter, and
determine what to do with this per
plexlng and pressing suffrage
qunstlon. The result was a deter
initiation to stop Its further consld
cnttM by refusing to create a suf
fiase committee.
GIRL, 15, SUICIDE
UOHKIIt'IUi. Or®., Jan 30 111
health »a* given am th«- <«i»<- for
the suicide of Ml** Kdlth I'orter,
IS, daughter of J II l'ort»r of Ten
Mil". near here. who. late yester
day. *h"t herself through the h«a<l
with a rifle.
NERVY CONVICTS
JOI.IPT. Jan. 30- Five convicts
wrre caught making counterfeit
nickels In the penitentiary machine
■hop.
BOLO CLUB HAS
NO SELECTION
Kditor The Star; Tb* executive
board of the Holo club desires to
announce that no action of tbe club
or of the executive board ha* been
taken In regard to endorsing any
of the candidate* for mayor: nor
has any meeting of the club or of
th«- board been held for the pur
pose of considering endorsements
for the mayoralty.
W. A III.ACKWOOD.
Secretary.
IF GERTY DID IT
SHE'S GOINGMAD
ri,FVKI.A>rn, Jan »0 -Oetrude
Huffman was aervrd with notice of
an Injunction suit by Oaby IVslya,
who charged Gertrude with copy
ing her dances.
SUICIDE AT 18
LOS ANOF.J.FS. Jan *<>.--Worry
over approaching examination* I*
believed to have CMV'd the aulclde
of t,*» Dolan, IS. a atudetit at Hol
lywood high school
WILL FINISH DEBATE
Tb» debate of the question. "Re
volved. That the t'nlted State*
should e*t*bllah a more extensive
»hlp *üb*ldy." started at the Satur
day Literary club of the V M C A.
laat Saturday evening. will be con
eluded tomorrow evening.
Interested in Poultry?
Many Inquiries are received dully
from reader* of The Star, asking
where certain breed* of poultry,
oßg* for hatching. equipment, etc,
tan lx> obtained. For the Inform*
tlon of Star readera, a poultry col
nmn ha* been started on the clasil
i Tied pane*, where Star reader* may
1 itdvertlMi poultry offering*. The
rate* for «d* In thl* column are,
ea*h. I cent a word a day; three In
sertion* for price of two Charge
ad*. R cent* per line per Insertion,
three Issue* for price of two. Tele
phone em to Main 9400. "We're a*
clone a* your phone."
AT THE THEATRES
THIS WEEK
Moore "Tha Blindness of Vir
tue,"
Metropolitan Park
Seattle Malley * Mitchell Stock
In "The Crime of th« I.aw."
Tlwoll Keating *r Mood Com
pany In "Dreamland."
Enl<l fitaMliheil office
In •very department.
Korihftn 11-ink lliilldln*
FELT PENNANTS AND
PILLOWS
Indian Wigwams for children.
Liiulf)uist & Lund, Inc.
1104 Third Avanua.
Blllott 6340.
EDISON IS LEFT
BEHIND BY THIS
WIZARD DWARF
HCHKVITI'TADY. N Y, Jan *0
In Ihe total wealth of thn
I'nlted Ktates. one of Ihe most
valuable assets Is Charles P Klein
met*
Germany miKh' have had him as
part of HKIt productive capital.
Hut she didn't want him lit fact,
the Herman pollen chased him out
of the country Just liecausn he was
writing socialistic articles
Ho he came to America an In
significant Immigrant. without mon
ey. and of little value physically,
because he was nearly s dwarf
Charles P. Htrlnmets Is not four
feet tall. Hut ho has a giant's
brain.
Heveri years after he had fled the
Oerman pollen, a poor student, his
wonderful mind had won him the
place of chief expert for the t»en
eral Klectrlc Co.
Today Charles P, Stelnmetr,
working In his laboratory in this
city, holds undisputed place as the
man who knows mom about olec
trlclty than any one else In Amer
ica
He has forged ahead of Edison In
fame as an Inventor.
MRS. JOHN D.'S SISTER
IS SERIOUSLY ILL
TAKII YTOWN, N V . Jan. 30.
Mlm Lucy Hpellmaxi, Mr*. John I)
Rockefeller's sister. I* irrtotiiljr til
New
and
With a View
$4,700
On Washington Hivd.; & large
rooms: living room with fire
place and built In bookraaee,
paneled wall* and beamed cell
ing*: dining room with built
in buffet; buffet kitchen; two
extra large bed rooma, with
large closet*; bathroom and
linen closet; oak floors; hot
water beat, laundry; full ce
ment basement; reception
hall; good view of city and
boulevard. |. r >oo cash, balance
to suit purchaser.
Theodore Wilts
1012 First Ave.
Slayer Prefers
Death to Life
in Penitentiary
Thief Who Murdered His Pal
Over Division of Spoils
Does Not Want to Be
"Killed by Inches."
"I would rather be killed at once
than go back to the pen, to the
black hole, arid to the lash —back
to the *y*tem whore they kill von
by Inch'* and call It 'Justice.'
When >ou beat a man up In the
pen, lashes strike deeper than Ills
flesh -his soul wither* up and
die*."
This statement was made last
night by Verne Wllmer to Andrew-
Michaels, prosecuting attorney of a
large city, after Wllmer had sacked
Michaels' home and shot and
killed "Rat" Sullivan, his partner
In crime. The shooting aroused
Michaels and his household, and
the murderer was caught red-hand
ed lie pleaded with the prosecut
ing attorney to kill him at once In
ntead of sending him back to the
penitentiary, from which he hnd
Just been released
"The Crime of the Law," In
which thin scene Is enacted at the
Seattle Theatre. In the story of the
young crook's life. It hliowk. In
truthful and realistic way, how
criminals are made In our penal In
stltutlons Instead of reformed. It
Illustrates terrible ahuses of our
present prison system, and siig
Rests remedies, through which
those convicted of crime might he
made Into law-abiding, self-re
specting citizens. The play Is one
of compelling Interest.
Thin In Mlhs Rachael Marahnll'n
second success iih a playwright
The Seattle Theatre Is the only
local playhouse where "Seattle
Made" plays are produced.
"The Crime of the I.aw" will con
tinue jih next week's hill lit lh»<
Hoiill lc Theatre. There will be no
advance In prices The licit aeat
at ultXlit may he hud for centa,
anil for 2f» cents ut matinees. Ad
vortlaement.
WEJTLAKE
,4% PUBLIC MARKET 43.
Fifth, Sixth and Pine
Big Saturday
Specials
The ads below will certainly offer the economically inclined housewife
every opportunity to cut the HIGH COST OF LIVING. We believe we lead
them all in the matter of HIGH QUALITY and LOW PRICES.
OUR FREE DELIVERY SERVICE is wholly for the benefit of our
patron*; we earnestly invite you to make use of it. A schedule of Delivery
Days and sections of city may be secured at the office, or be found on Bul
letin Boards. Call up Main 6989 if you can't visit the Market, and you may
be sure your order will be carefully cared for and sent you by first delivery.
Visit our Meat Department, the cleanest and best equipped in the city. Every*
thing under glass; ammonia coils keep the meat fresh and cool. We sell
cheaper than any place in the city, Quality considered.
JOIN THE CROWD OF SATISFIED CUSTOMERS
312—H1-GRADE COFFEE CO. HIEST-GRADE BLEND—3I2
SECTION A
9—Stalls— 1 O
high Quality, low Prices,
Best Service
Charley LaFontaine
Stall* 11-12
A Few Good Speclala
IMrnlc Hams, lb 1 'I' it
Cottage Mam*, 1b.... IHf
I'rlme Hlb* of H<>a*t n«-«-f, lb !iOc
Noted for the Bret Meata and
Service
SPECIAL!
Large Salt Mackerel,
each 5c
Stall 19—Lower Floor
M. A. HANSEN CO.
Stall 20—Lower Floor
4Or Supreme Blend. 3 lb». *1 .(Ml
All 60c Tea*, lb ISC
30c ran Imported Olive Oil iiOf
Arm and Hammer S<«la. pkg 5c
Hulk Mack I'epper, lb SUf
3 lba. l't-antita
WESTLAKE FISH CO.
Stall 21—Lower Floor
Frr«h Herring, lb . * lb* 25f
Halmon Trout, 2 lbs Mi?
Halibut, 3 lb* 2.'it
Salmon. 3 lb* 2*)f
Hllvor Smelt*. 3 lba 25f
SECTION 1
100 Lb. Sack Pure Cane
Sugar $4.75
Ohlrardelll'* Chocolate, lb. 2."ie
6ic Upton * T<-a. lb -s©£
25c Snider'* C*taup. 3 f0r...50f
30c can* A* pa nut u* 15*
20c Alaaka Red Salmon. 2 for 25*
20c can* Fruit, 2 for 25*
7 bar* Crratal White Soap.. '&'*<■
11 can* Mount Vernon Milk 85*
12 cana Carnation Milk... *»5^
6 lb*. Domino Sucar 17*
No. SO aack Holly, Centennial
He*t. High Flight. Krone Flour
or Patent Kxcellent 91.25
StalU 104-123
TOKIO GROCERY
Stong's Market
with qi ai.itv *m> giAvrmr
i<-« f I.ami' »>
M >uld«r of lb
hnfur <"ur*<l «Vrn#d lie«*f. Ib,
and ... .... 15C
< hole* »' ;»«•'« «*hl> kfn», )h
I'lionr Main M •«»*—4 nil for M«ll ISA
Ihe llnneer Mml Mwfiiuil of th«
Mrtllftkr I'uUllr >Urltrl
Brenneman & Mcintosh
Circle © Market
*.*H 11*
r*n>r n««l Pork. Ib 1
Cirri# W 1 <"t «if Umh, lb *llr
II * M All Pork Unk Smuh". lb
15«*
|f«b l,*M. lb .... 12WC
Ksn. y Tl*<*nn. Ib IHC
K.rrr.vthlns I nilfr (.'!>,»■
SjWN'UI \tlr«itlmi t«» Phone Or«1rr»
FUSS & COMPANY
1110. (11 W. HAMTUt) MAKKRT
Ml AI.IN 110 111 II?
K«it«rn IM.nl r llama, lb 12'fc€
fMh Utf lard. lb 12'» C
Pura T'«»rk IJnk F*u**ire lb IHe
, Cirri* W iJimh Chop# lb ir.o
! <irmiUl Orwn Hnn». 7 lb»
Annex—Stall 14—Meat Sec.
People's Butter Store.
MTAI.I. lI>A—I.OWKR I'I.OOH
limt Frrnh ('hurnril lluttar, J Iba 7!%««
yrnh aah. Crsamarr. ll> HftC
Now Zealand lluttor. lb. . . .'t C
Fresh Vegetable! of All Kind*
Low Prices
STALL 344
Cnlnmhla lllvar Hmalta. tb
• i n»a ir»« (
NI'AI.I. S2II
L O N D O IN
Rlpplatta don't Iron Stio* Rtrfnira. II for Wool Droaa Oooda. good i \Vln.lo<r Shadaa, gj#
Droaa Otnshiuna 11-hx-h ll«ra' Wlnlar ♦lac. » lllo> oa quality, undesirable color ' opanua . Man
1 Of 4 . moli lft<« IOC """..J*
M-lnrh Imlf """> I lllaiikola anil . .mf-rta Blvl , b,.., plaln Child a Hivn4**rolll«'»
I lo <* fi.oo.mz.im ao ,,„d . £ s< . . rhl " l * , Jm itrd)
r'oiion n»tta. full pound mi.-IR. «"<t I,r * *C I i,' IST
Aallvsr) soma nt .... IKtC Uh Curtains. rair r
7HR I F grocery co.
STALL 219
Htffh <|n«Mt r— Frlwa—VWl W«» »If
22 LBS. PURE CANE SUGAR $1.00
to** fctrJn* |<*sna. I cmr • I runa Plr*%pr>«. t tor *t%g
I UK 1-orn or T»in>i'>« 25# I ClnaSsr KaMas lb
i it.. MMna nn . 25f " S ""* "" rh ". S
iUr q« mn ix»r '*»Mn Kyrup tWC i * b«r« Pwfft't FrM« *o»p na
4 He r'>!J« Toll* f*p»r I • r kni
STONCi'S crowded to the counters, busier than ever—cut
prices does it.
26 LBS. GRANULATFD SUGAR »1.00
23 LBS. PURE CANE SUGAR $1.0«.
Either With II 00 Grocery Order > .a;i Not Jn««ud#d
4 can# i ?idena*d Mlik . 'JZftC * can# Tomtit! .
W!!l> »0c Purch»»» j , (>O , Cunrl.«ll'« Poup. . 25-
pk* "Nob« Such" Mln. e M«s< 2lc Rellan*# Salmon • • IJS
Af I t rim Van < "amp's fork and lam
4 Ifm Choir# New Prune* i£f»C Me
I lbs '"holr« Kaiilni a»«* * Lc sa'ka KalC .
•ftc pkg Wheal Hearts I W boxes K*archli*ht Matcha# Ifte
II Maker's Premium '"h<> »lat# | ,'»<* 4 10c roils Toilet Taper |D
t lc ake# Sweat Ch<x • .ate lO# 10 ic bars Laundry Soap
4 its Macaroni *ZT%C 4 lbs I,!ma Heans . SKf
4 lbs (j >ss or Corn Otarch * »*ana Pin#appie tC
I pkr* '» 2r>* ' ans ' "rri Syrup .. . |fi
i 16' *'a*»'a h<»me mails Jam ? 10c aertlon# Comb Honey .gC
<lhlrard*> • « :ate lb too Q* Plck'es. India Reiist
tic b<ttle J rgUth Worceeterahlre i Chill Sau'-a and Chow Chow.. 2S#
#*••• 10< 2ic bottle Catsup 15#
All Hr»s4a Hosr at Cut Price#
Thewe Prl<e« %r* for All Nest Weelc
BTONG 8 GROCERY —6th and PINE.
Another fl|ht Day
STOCK REDUCING SALC
At Two-Thirds Its Taloe
BIGGEST SPECIALS IN HISTORY
r9 CT IBS. GRANULATED »• «' »*""•>— <f /\/t
j SUGAR 5b ■ *UO
No t cane Solid Pa/k Tomato## ]|f H'g He Minced Clama... It#
Guaranteed Cora. per can ft jb »*>* Mararonl or spaghetti Aft*
New 1 ar»e Norway Iferrlnt. each ]1 hart Laundry Soap JM&
He® Pnrnai f)f He ettra fancy N#w Tsrtt "Va
Jlr French Pras. per can Isf Ifans Iff
<<uarant«M*l Yakima Burbaxik I t*La- f<>c <-an# Ripe Olives lfi
toea none better, per sack 01.50 I bottle# Stuffed Olive# 26#
Pur# Cocoa* ib too Eaatern Hominy, can. ... ls)fcf
the irroßß or qcautt
ANDERSON GROCERY 210
RED SHIELD BUTTER
3 lbs. for $1.00
PTATK It R AM) A-ttS
I rf*h (barnod Dally. of tfca Hani Frmli Crftn, la ■ Tnriy Tp-U N
25c Qt. ICE CREAM 25c Qt
65c Ea. 65c El
RED SHIELD RANCH EGGS
40c—DOZE IN—-4€>c
RED SHIELD CREAMERY
At Um» Bit i hnm la the («nt«r of tha M«rkH
HI ITKKMIIJi TOO
Half (HUlon 5 C —( ftrrim Frea
SECTION 2
Taklroa Durbank Fotatoaa. aa<-*
91.25
I'anrT » »iliik unci Cooklnc Apple*
for **!*• Mt » His Harrlfloe at
*T \l.l> tOO tlfi
M'r.l IAI TODAY
A* 1 Hard WhMt. Haat Family Flour.
K I ,00
I do* Coroanut (ak » 'JTiC
STALL tO4
COAL AND WOOD
At the W eat lake Tobllr Market
TIIONP. ELI JOTT !AH
RnnVlot Orßnprp*, 3 <1o» 2.»^
SppcJlcfs Orap« Fruit, 6 for. 2"*t
Cooking or Katln* Apples. 5 Ihs.
tor
Stall—342—Stall
MOTHER'S
KITCHEN
Stall 353—Main Floor
Wa ap»*clall*a In homa made gonda
Our H rea <1 In the fluent In the city,
tr\ a loaf Saturday
ni*ieriA!«- na* aor rake» 25c
Tl»a Only We«in Tahiti In tha MurhH
Pine Vegetable Co.
Stall 340
Fancy Potatoaa, nark 1*1.20
Fancy Baata. sack 41.00
<"arrota. •nrk
All oth*r Vaitatablaa at loweat prlcaa.
VU>r'4 IM\iy.M%Mt fill "i
sPKI IAI>
«o Mix ad Candy, lb IS#!
:0c Chewing Taffy. lb iff!
40c Hand Holled <"hoco!ataa. 1b..-Ma
stall* r:: *u J
Pacific Coast Fish Co.
STALL Ml
Halibut, t Iba MM
£alra«>n. I Iba • •90C
r>«»lt». t lb» 2*4
Oliver Smoked Meat Houie
I or th* llewt In smuknl MraU. Faaltty*
Sau»act>*. Try Thla Stall
STALL .10(1
iioc
100-ib. mrk 91>]9
KwM>t * lb* • jWfj
CORN KB \ KtiFT AHI K WAND
Sltth anil Tine
Corner Fruit Stand
Slith and Flna
I ar*e Orapofrult earh Sf
Spit«enb«»r(r A pplaa bo* iu>
<Jood Applaa. 4 lbt .
Fancy Leinona. dot 1M
H«»ir 40c Omnirr*. dot IW
Ha* 200 Oranirt. t doa SM
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