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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-16

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-16
EVERETT-SEATTLE
INTERURBAN RAILWAY

sEATTLE TO EFEItEIT--fInIffd trains
70 40 q N and Sszs .. m
local Trains-~-s 40, 20, $40. $50, 1890
tA4.s0. $40 ~ $40, 1850. sac. Ds4g,
7t.ts D m. daily. Extra train aatur.
Day and sunday At 1915 .. m
Ticket offices seattle. 9th nv. near
Wasfishe. Greenwood Ajax Drug
Store sBih and Greenwood.
EVERETT TO EsTTLE--Limfted trains
800 q ana 90 y
B 1900, II 90 a M: 1900 noon ~.
100, 200. goo, f.6i ~. 500 90
TOO. s 800. 1875 m. daily Extra
train Saturday and Sunday AT 800
y m.
n Indicates baggage trains
Frelxht train iesves freight shed Of Sixth
and olive a. 500 D. m.
e EfsATTLE EVERETT TRACTION co
The evening world., 1911-09-19
POLICEMAN ON FIXED POST
FATALLY HURT BY CAR.
Patrick Flynn Run Down by
Trolley on Eighth Avenue and
Skull Fractured.

Knocked down by a fast moving
street car at 7 o'clock this morning,
Policeman Patrick Flynn OF tire West
One Hundred and Twenty-afth street
station !s believed TO be dying at tho
Harlem Hospital from. q compound
fracture of the skull.
Flynn was on n liked post at Eighth
avenue and One Hundred and Thirty
second street when he was struck by
q northbound car. in charge OF Motor
man Luke McCabe OF No. SIS Eighth
avenue and Conductor Samuel Cole OF
No. 46l Seventh avenue.
a milk wagon driver PASSED the word
to Policemen Casey and Thiel, on duty
several blocks away. They impressed a
bakers automobile delivery wagon, in
charge OF Edward Saunders. and took
Flynn to the hospital, where DR.. R!t-
ter attended him. There was so little
hope that Chaplain sullivan OF the Po-
lice Department was summoned.
No arrests were made. Flynn Is
twenty-five years old, single and lives
at No. AZ Hamilton street.
The evening world., 1911-09-19
REVIVAL WORKERS
START WEST FOR
j: REATCAMPA|G
Men and Religion" Movement
70 Begin fn Minneapolis and
Cover Whole u. S.

Thirty trained religious workers ,.s,
me city to-day for the West to begin
work on the ground for the big Man
and Religion crusade that will BEGIN
IN Minneapolis next week ana a,
planned to reach every city ana ba inlet
In the United States and Canada
The workers were guests last night n,
sames q. cannon at the Metropolitan
S!uo' They Included Fred 4. Smith.
VINO IL In general charge, Fred 8.
GOODMAN. Raymond Robins. II. r.
owartz. tho Rev. Charles Sickle, r.. A.
waite. James A.. whitmore, the Rev.
pr. /. j. Lansing. the Rev. Charlie, A.
barbour. John A.. Alexander, the Rev.
David Russell. James n. Smith, ROY p.
Guild. David Latshaw, James L. I,ath-
rop. Alfred e. Marllng, James A. Post.
+. e. Tasker. James ~. Speers and
Charles s. Cooper.
Inc dinner followed q much larger
meeting held In the afternoon n. the
broadway Tabernacle, where more than
four hundred ministers and lavmen
gathered to discuss further plans for
New York's part In the campalgn. The
hrst practical effect of the conference
VIII De that In hundreds Of city
churches the movement and New york's
part IN It Will be put before men next
Sunday.
Starting in the West and coming Fast.
the campaign Is expected to reach New
YORK In November. The biggest feature
Will be a mammoth street parade OF men
ana boys on a Saturday afternoon.
Local religious problems are agreed to
present peculiar difficulties. and no ef-
fort VIII be spared to devise methods
TO reach the New York w~orklngman.
Details OF tho work elsewhere vera
sst forth at the meeting. MIR. Sickle
outlined the chart process by which the
workers will map the social and reli-
gious conditions found in each city.
Rev. DR.. Arthur Brown spoke in beha,y
OF foreign missions and Fred S. Good
man for Bible study. ar. Alexander
took up tho bog problem, and promised
that IN every town left by the worker.
there would be bodies OF trained men 10
carry on an active work IN behalf of
the boys.
The whole campaign will DO carried
on by men for men. without the aid OF
women. Financially It has received It's
most substantial support from men like
J. i. Morgan. Cyrus H.. Mccormick, r.,
Fulton Cutting. Samuel q. Il. McCook.
Cleveland II. Dodge. DIR. d. ii. McAlpin.
William II. Sloan and James II. Post.
Headquarters are at No. IA East TWEEN
ty-eighth street, from where the work.
ing OH OF the campaign will he directed
by a general committee Of n!nety-seven
with Nr. Cannon at It's head.
The evening world., 1911-09-19

Ills B q SpeCIaITy tHHeu eVeHC 10 supply UTesSl
at home, with all the needed notions and dress-fint
although the quality maintained is on the high
Of items:
Taffeta Silk Seam Binding. best quality; lloyd. piece,
black or white; dozen pieces, $40; box. go pieces, $3.50.
Cotton Tape, I6-in. roll, &c; dozen rolls, A6c
Sewing Silk, large spools, black or white, sizes 90 to d;
spool, A0c; doz. spools, $3.50.
Sewing Silk, 400 yd. spools. sizes Dab. black;
spool, 26c; doz. spoos, $3.50.
Blasting Cotton. 500 yds.; 1oc for three spools; 3sc doz.
Sewing Cotton. best quality, dozen spools, A6c:
Hooks and Eyes, Gimbels' Gretchen" Rustproof Hooks
and Eyes with additional invisible eyes; gross. 2oc;
great gross. $2.26.
Dress Shields, Gimbels' Perfection" Light weight Dress
Shields. guaranteed impervious. sizes 2. 3 and 4; doz.
pairs, $3.50; pair, 16c.
Duchess w ashabe Dress Shields; dozen pairs, 81
pair, 10c.
i0c for three &c cards Collar Supporter, many desirable
kinds, such as the Christie and Queen"
The evening world., 1911-09-19
Disposal of Fine OIL PAINTINGS
At Half Former Gimbel Prices

Taaein pcturse hangs but slowly. There no suht thing as Fall fashions in Oil Painting.
preventative last "trip. Therefore We mark at exactly half their former prices all the imported
Painting now our stock which earle wee$ 75 to $500 to- maker room quickly fr the newcomers
liner are just Wtytwo pictures IN the group gu OF some 45O that we brought over A II are
handsomely and appropriately framed. They wmbe displayed in our large gallery and people in
treSed in good pictures are invited to make selections promptly, Here is a list about. half the
The evening world., 1911-09-19

makers, milliners and women who do their sewing
ings for the Fall campaign, at specially low prices,
iimbel level of excellence, These among scores
10c for three &c papers Best American Pins, $50 dozen.
10c for three papers Milward's Sharp Needles.
16c for two 10c balls 'C.B" French Daring Cotton.
l0c for three DC rolls Crystal Wash Ribbon. fast color.
blue, pink, white.
ioc for two rolls English Twill Tape; 10 yards. u. ~
u in. wide.
10c for three &c Honeycomb Wash Cloths.
1c for two 10c boxes Nugget Shoe Dressing.
10c for three sc cards Savoy" Safety Pins; 36c dozen
cards.
26c for six cards Clinton or "Duplex'' Safety Pins.
sizes 90 to g..
1c for two 12c Pin Cubes.
coo for six l5c Hair Nets, large size. best made, Of
natural hair, all even colors.
16c for two l0c Harpin Cabinets; large assortment
invisible and heavy hairpins.
10c for four Wooden Coat Hangers.
Zoe for three hc Asbestos Iron Holder. Main Plccr
The evening world., 1911-09-19
An Important Event for Housekeepers
This Sale Of Blankets and Comforters

In the SuOWdy 0tOre
These decided advantages in buying blankets and comfortat
1. Big Stocks, afording a scide variety. 2. Thoroughly
). Prices that are the bl0est vet
And another advantage -Gimbel blankets are plainly mar
cotton, as the case may be. If you desire all cotton blankets wi
the way are decidedly warm and durable, you can get them, and
are other advantages, but you should see the blankets themselves
$2.75 Plaid Blankets at 81. 90 a pair. 45c White {
$l.5O heavy Cotton Blankets at 81 a pair. $1.35 Silkol
So. rs heavy Cotton Blankets at 81. 96 a pair. 1925 Silkol
zoe Crib Blankets at soc each. $2.75 Borde
Heavy Wooden Blankets at S. a pair. $3.50 Mains
Indian Blankets at $3.76 each.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-17

Now, a word about what the high quality and low
price of the EMF $50" have accomplished They
have prcked the bubble of inflated values and literally
forced rival manufacturers to give dollar for
dollar value. The newspapers have been filled of
late with the significant headlines Reduction in
Price" What does this mean? Simply this, that the
purchaser had not been getting his moneys worth.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-17

cars These automobiles have gone out over the
land and unto the uttermos parts of the earth, for
durability speed and power tests such as one
single make of car has ever endured, and every
of the 10000 owners is enthusiastic booster
This is the one that sells itself and creates its
own demand. A secondhand EMF 80 is UNI
known, because nowhere can you find such automo-
bile value and we challenge comparison
price comparison.
The chassis of an EMF 40" is an engineering
marvel It is a composite of mechanical genius.
There is not an ounce of experimental fad in it or
gilded furbelow to catch and charm the eye ofthe
unwary and fitch dollars from his pocketbook. The
EMF 80 is built for power, purpose and long
life to perform any and every motor task-and it
does it.
Immediately you guess something we mean to drive
home The EMF "3O'-the whole cars made
by the EMF Company. And if as you read, we
could transport you to ST 100000 plants and you
could stand in the glow of furnace fires or amid the
whirl of automatic machinery, milling, grinding and
cutting to the nfntsimal fraction of an inch, this
would impress upon your mind the eloquent truth:
Here is a car built TO last and serve.
Only a little over two years old. How can we
tell "How long the car will last? 1t is not the revo-
luton but the friction which wears out machinery.
Everybody knows that---but the EMF Company
conscious of superiority in the quality Of their pro-
duct over cars selling at double and treble the price,
have tried to wear out an EMF go"
With deliberate intent for this purpose they choose
one of the first cars built in their factory, Bullet
and crowded into its two years of life fifteen years
OF the hardest possible service-on the
track speed which in meeting netted eight wins
Over hills, upon the road, through sand, mud and
water, demonstrating path-hnding, carrying surplus
passenger loads-in fact every possible test of rea
bic durability applied to satisfy our curiosity.
Seventy three thousand miles is the present mile
age of this epoch-making car, and it IS good
the day it was wheeled out upon our shipping plat
form some two years ago, the most remarkable and
convincing argument ever presented to the public
an argument that is attracting worldwide attention
among buyers and dealers, for it has placed The
EMF Company at the pinnacle of motor
struction and proven beyond cavil or question:
oft-reerated statement that in design materials and
workmanship, the EMF 80" chassis is the most
envied ensemble of mechanical perfection extant
We have proved the EMF "30' to be long-ived
and that brings us to another declaraon-it is the
safest and biggest notwithstanding invest
menffor you in motordom---when you buy an EMF
go, speculation is eliminated. You put your money
Pm 10 prove 10 you that ii isn't the 7
our Show Rooms, 222-224 BrOadW
Car 100000 Roadster $50" 100000 DEL
NV Automobile Manufacture
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EMF COMPANY, 222-224 Broadw
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-17
TheE-M-F 600
The that has reVOluOniZed the automobile industry
and made the high priced automobile a fad
An Analysis

in certainty. The that lasts is the that pays.
That's simple business proposition and an EMF
is the 400 per cent car If you went any of the
10000 owners of an EMF and tried to buy il, it's
safe bet the would ask you almost what he paid
for it. even if he bought it two years ago. Just scan
the dealers sales lists any the journals and
see whether you can find used EMF $50" for sale.
You don't have to be mathematician to figure out
what this
81 900 the price and you cannot buy because isn't
made, any car to compare with this 80 HORSEPOWER
Masterpiece. There's no Black Art in the show" it
is done. Here's the chain of events behind tan
ideal to build as good or better than the other
fellow who asks any where from $500 up to $500
and over. Then corrallng the brains to do it. Then
the car Then the merits of the creating huge
demand. Then an adequate plant and machinery to
meet the demand Then the distribution of cost of
manufacture immense quantities, instead of
limited number of cars bringing the price within the
reach of the most moderate income, and moreover,
offering as good as across the water kind
The automobile industry saw its inception in 1898
Many manufacturers Dragging about the
number of cars they have Sold but they don't state
how many years it has taken them to sell them.
Where can you find such rapid growth in public
favor and appreciation as the EMF Companys
cars? The proof is in the number we have sold,
and the time in which sold them. In little
two years nearly 10000 EMF $50" and Flanders
100" automobiles have been made in our plants and
we shall make and sell SO 600 more this year.
Now, a word about.what the high quality and low
price of the EMF go" have accomplished They
have prcked the bubble of inflated values and literally
forced rival manufacturers to give dollar for
dollar value. The newspapers have been filled of
late with the significant headlines" Reduction in
Price" What does this mean? Simply this, that the
purchaser had not been getting his moneys worth.
told them how we made world-beating quality car
and sold it at rock bottom, with standard equipment
for 81 $50 This price created CONSERVATION in the
camp of our rivals, but great the demand for
the EMF 80" that the cost of production was
further distributed At one stroke I'VE slashed off
$3.50 and now this $50 horse power Standard Tour
ing Car is $1,000 We justly proud of
achievement.
One Years Guarantee is interesting reading to the
prospective purchaser. 1t is liberal service insur-
ance covering the Car and its equipment for one
year. This guarantee is really unnecessary, as we
have hundreds of letters from proudly stating
that their EMF "30 has stood not only the test of
time but every condition that can possibly be ex-
pected of an automobile-and more.
ice YOU pay that insures quality,
Y, and wen clinch the argument
l-Tonneau $50" 100000 Conpe $50" sl.4sO.oO
: DETROIT, MICH.
Y. Telephone 1908
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-17


Human Lie has been measured and averaged. Three
score years and ten is the WelknoWn formula
ing the wear and tear of flesh and blood. Life In
surance Companies have scaled the years of man and
tabulated his length of days to scientific nicely.
How long will il last? This question of durability
is asked of everything that has motion-whether it
be animal machine. Living in an enquiring age
small wonder the life of motor should be of
compelling interest for this modern miracle of travel
pleasure and utility holds the center of the worlds
stage
from particular point of view wants to know how
long standard automobile will stand up and give
service under specific test
The Public spends dollars and cents in purchase
and maintenance upon this information The
Dealer anticipates his sales, guards his own and
customers interest upon this knowledge The
Manufactures wants exacting proof of his cars
strength to protect his and fame and to govern
future production the most important question in
buying, selling and making of automobiles is this
How long will the car buy-the
car / Sell-the car | make-LAST?
With most manufacturers this is a question that
cannot even be comparatively answered. And right
here there is why every intending buyer of
an automobile should investigate So we pass the tip
along Find out whether the car you intend buying
is what is known to the wise an assembled car.
The automobile scrap heap stretches from the At
lantic to the Pac.hc-from the Artic Zone to the
Of tn saw &c
"sadder' but wiser" people who have found out to
their cost what the word assembled" means.
So the life of your depends upon how it is built
Forget the price, for the juggled together car may
cost anywhere up to S. 600 and over but insist upon
this: that the car you buy is built from the raw
material to the finished product by the one engineer
ing organization, from foundry to shipping PLATFORM
backed by an irrefutable guarantee covering for at
least year, every particle of equipment, tires
excepted
to say there is an automobile concern that makes its
own castngs-heat-treatsi its own steel-tesS in phys
ical and chemical laboratory, every factor that is
necessary to build perfect chassis Why, that kind
of a car would be the lasting car, the biggest
because the best seller in the world.
Now. getting into the heart of the matter
Friend you're right and we will tell you what car
TO buy and why You should buy.
THE EMF COMPANY, in little over two years
has built, equipped and sold 10000 EMF 49,
THIS ADVERTISEMENT was writ
but what you really buy--COme Il
The EMF 'sO' Five Passenger Standard Touril
THF F,-N-F COMP,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-31
AN OLD-TIME
REMEDY THAT
DARKENS HAIR

From time immemorial, sage and
sulphur have been used for the hair
and scalp. Almost everyone knows
of the value of such a combination for
darkening the hair, for curing dan
druff and falling hair, and for max
ing the hair grow.
In olden times the only way TO get
hair tonic of this sort was to brew
it in the home fireplace, method
which was troublesome and not la
ways satisfactory. Nowadays almost
every up-to-date druggist can supply
his patrons with a ready-to-use pro-
duct skillfully compounded in per-
fectly equipped laboratories. The
Wyeth Chemical company, of New
York, put up an ideal remedy of this
sort, called Wyeths Sage and Sulphur
Hair Remedy, and authorize drug
gists to sell it under guarantee that
the money will be refunded If 1t fails
to do exactly as represented.
If you have dandruff, or II your
hair is turning gray or coming out,
don't delay, but get bottle of this
remedy today. and see what a few
days treatment will do for you.
This preparation is offered to the
public at so cents bottle, and is
recommended and sold by all drug
gists. Special agent ]. c.! Perry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-31
Life Insurance or Death
IRSurance-Which?

People willingly pay large sums for
life Insurance, which is really death in.
surunce; hut real life insurance frequently
consists In taking Eckmans Alternative.
Can any lung sick" person afford not
to take the Alternative?
lt SharpcnS the appetite, makes life
look different, brings better health with
greater earning power. Often persons are
SO much improved that they can work
even before they are finally cured
Investigate II, II YOU are broad minded
enough to believe that there can he
cure for Consumption, which has not been
sensationnlly exploited, or which Is not
based merely on climatic or diet reStric-
tons Mr.. Webh's report follows
Weldon, Ill.
"Gentlemen;-puring 1905, my physi-
clan sent me to Texas. from there to Col
oradO. | became worse aud was sent
home to die. | heard of Eckman's Al
tcrative hegan treatment and was cured.
| earnestly recommend ECkmnn's wonder
ful cure for Consumption"
lSlgncd Ahidaviu ARTHUR WEBB.
Fuller details Of this case upon request.
Eckman's Alternative Is effective In Bron-
chitis Asthma, Hay Fever; Throat and
Lung Troubles, and in uphullding the
system. Does not contain pOisOns, oplates
or hahit-forming drugs Ask for booklet
OF cured cases and write to Eckman
Laboratory, Philadelphia Pa, for more evil
dence. For sale by all leading druggists and
j. c. Perry, Salem, Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-31
HOW TO SAFELY
PEEL YOUR FACE
From Beauty Culture

If you have a muddy, sallOw or
blotchy complexion, the most sen
sible thing to do is to remove it
rather than to patch it over or doc
tor it with any cosmetic, rouge or
lotion. The only way to really re-
move the comprehensive from re-
sorting to an expensive and painful
surgical operations by means OF
ordinary mercolized wax. Spread the
wax over the face, as you would cold
cream. washing it off in the morn
Ing. This gradually absorbs the life
less and the half-dead outer skin, in
minute, almost invisible particles
and gradually the fresh young skin
beneath beams forth. Then you have
a clear, smooth, velvety, healthy-hued
complexion, such as no unnatural
method can possibly produce.
Surface defects due to weather
ill-health or the ravages of time, Of
course disappear with the discarded
skin. Ask the druggist for an ounce
'of pure mercolized wax; this is usu
ally sufficient.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-31
CITY COUNCIL.
Continued from Page I.)

figure head in the running of it's af-
fairs. He was supported by several
fellow members who expressed SINH
lar views. This made the mayor
somewhat wrathy and he said; Gen
tlemen the police officer must be
made to answer TO some one. When
he answers to all the people, he an
swers to no one. This is decidedly
wrong and should be amended" The
mayor did not mention whom he
should be made answerable to, how
ever. The matter was finally COM
promised by Mr.. Huckestein when he
introduced a motion to have the
mayor appoint these various officers
by and with the approval of the city
council, and in this form it will be
submitted to the people for their ap-
proval
The other amendments to be sub
mitted to the voters are:
To support and maintain a Salem
band To amend Sec. Of the city
charter concerning non-partisan
primary election Amending Sec "a
so as to limit the time of city CON
tracts. Amending Sec. % of the city
charter so that a majority of the
votes cast will constitute a quorum
on the vote for bonding the city for
public improvements. This also pro-
vides for a 100000 bond issue for
the erection of permanent bridges.
In suggesting this the mayor stated
| that it was simply question of
whether the present generation
would bear the entire expense of
these permanent works by paying a
maximum tax rate or whethe sue
ceeding generations would contrib
ute to the work by helping to pay
off the bonds.
Owing to the late hour, the council
adjourned to meet again next We'd
nesday evening when the unfinished
business will be attended to.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-31
Mater Purifier Is Found.

Washington, Oct. S1.-Ultra-violet
rays for the publication of drinking
water is the latest development in
the Philippines.
The army surgeons there have
been making successful experiments
with plant consisting of small
dynamo and gasoline engine, carried
in the ordinary escort wagon with
troops, which has shown itself capa-
BILE of purifying very foul water to
serve daily quart of sweet drink
ing water to every man in regi-
ment of troops.
The ultraviolet rays not only kill
the animal parasites in the water but
also destroy the bacteria causes of
disease.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-31
Crawford in Washington.

Washington. Oct. 81 Attorney
General Crawford. of Oregon, ar
rived here yesterday. expecting to ar
que the Oregon initiative and refer
endum case before the United States
supreme court Wednesday or Thurs
day of this week. A. S. Bennett, of
The Dalles, who will also participate
in the argument. has not yet arrived
George Fred Williams, of Boston,
who recently filed a brief in this case
and who expects also to appear as
counsel, is here and had a confer
ence with Mr.. Crawford today. The
party lunched with Senator Cham
berlain.
Frank S. Grant and William C.
Benbow, of Portland, today were ad-
mitted to practice before the United
States supreme court.