The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 29, 1903, Page 2

see... sen sae 1" THE SEATTLE STAR NG CO Bremer Se - At BYERY APTRANOON EXCEPT SUNDAY, WIRELESS SYSTEM Buainess Dept. Matn 1050, Haltorial Dept |, M pees et Batam we B Mosard Welle, Mattor, BF. Chase, Business Manager. INVENTOR DE FOREST WILL ENDEAVOR TO PLACE UNITED _ rss x ” STATES IN CLOSER COMMUNICATION WITH CUBA, PORTO Seattlo—1907 and 1908 Tth Ave. RICO, HAWAI AND THE PHILLIPINGS New York 290 Tempe Sourt Bu tiding, PN. aa niiinesadiin tiakieeetaa aiehesibies ins poeelie aaah Chtcago--f1?-314 U, A Bxpross Building i s mp a ag Aran 4 One cent per SOng: Ix cents per week, or twenty-five cents per mouth, dstiversd | (Bpecial.) ate of th by mail or cartier, No free copies fur Bubscribers changing their addrces will please notify this offloe at once and sepd their old as well as thelr now address Rotered at the Pesto(tive al seattle, Washington as second-class matter graphein (to w the sinal cor with wireleas te departinent y adopted is that of Dr wrephy, there The power of money and Of the front, a graduate in the ola o word to a that} a! to the brands be | MING COUNTY'S Brive gpirrtingg sores Gucci 1 Solentitt the army at $125 per sack, war } f HONOR SULLIED } .,. sarintaction of the entire state in| ni man coined or wack $1.10 PLP LPL DP Pe nen | worog and modestly sald that Per barret Hes at Olympia today, As forecast by the Star ty diapatehes from its cor- cod {tha migual corps had invented it PLUG CUT TOBACCO—-Seme respondent tn the Capital city yesterday, Levi Ankeny, the Walla Wala words per minute wae attained, |Now the word appears on the wire dare aped— banker and the ralir@ad candidate for United States senator, has been md Ghat the Maroont system te cap. |lonn tele Per pound ‘ we able of only to live fi Forest ha» tons for t ® minute, duly chosen by the transpertation trust magnates to represent, or mis represent, the people of the state in the upper house of congress (or the next six years. Be it said once more, to the shame of King county, that but for the blind subservience of her legislators to the railroad « Harold With these des aeration - Preston, or some other King county man could have been elected to the [aici to his credit, the youn United States senate. Whatever videration passed for the support ventor opesss to enter upon of Ankeny by the representatives of King county, It may be depended [wider fait He tatke of wireless - communication, pet only upon that the people of King county will pet share in it. Nor do they | Munem, Met an en wish to do sa. The people of King county, at least are still honest In [erties and also between the United polities and loyal to their home. States and Cuba, Porto Mico, Guam, Seattle is now In a worse plight than if whe had never anpired to |Mawall ond the Philippine } representation in the United States senate, ‘The men she depended upon te aid her in obtaining that representation have played her false. stilt Worms, they have sullied her political honor as well as thelr own. Tt wit De years before King county cam again hope to become « power In ate politica ! ‘The worst that has been said against King county political methods ‘and King county politicians abroad has recetved full confirmation at Olympia, What do the peopte of Seattle think now of James J. Hill's @eclaration that there ls no raitroad lobby at Olympta, ee CALVE ON LOVE “I would rather be the happy wife of @ French peasant than the Sreatest singer tn the world,” Thus Mme. Catve, who ts not only one of the greatest singers in the world, but “a woman with « history,” the main chapters ef which are love affaires and engagements, She knows. Continuing, Caive says: “To be loved is every woman's ideal—yea, every woman's She may be an empress or a poor, little Raypttan feilak girl, but the happiest moment of her ite is when the wan she loves tells her he loves her,” An! ‘There apoke the “eternal feminine.” Mme, Calve may have made misiakes about men, but she ts not ready to unsex woman by making ber masoulina Concerning those “advanced women.” who tenore Diclogical, inherited and moral differs entiation of vex, she te doubtless like Lay Mary Momtagu who, in speak- tng of that kind of woman, said: “it goes far toward recometling me te being @ woman when I reflect that | am thus in no danger of marrying one.” i Calve is a real woman. She would not shy at “love in 6 cottage.” Love, in her view Is everye a w York the story of England's great virgin queen. Reed between the Imes, Let some woman read it for you. ‘The historian will tell you hat Elisabeth toyed with hor lovers, balanced them, played them eng oh woe TION against each other for the good of the kingdom. Woman's intuition will nes ane a tell you that the masculinity was a marque, that the great queen sut- | © . 7 = fered torments because she could mot marry the man she loved asd that AT CONEY 1#LAND, Empress or Egyptian follah girl, love is “woman's whole existence.” [SSIS LE mUST ASSIST Now Located In Our New Store (OR. SECOND AND UNION Watch for Our Sais City Attorney De Bruler's request that citinens who are annoyed by the amoke nuisance come forward and assist the city is the prosecution o€ the smoke makers ts entirety reasonable, He promines to comvict the people who suffer from the smoke nuisance give i hy z ii > 3 ? ! Chief of Police Sullivan has Imued strict orders to his patroimen to al- lew no women to loiter in and about saloons. if pattte Well known to doubtioss pack the theater all next week. “Human Meerts” “Heman Hearts.” sbeautiful pas- toral pfay. opens « four-nighta at the Grand i it Shtowsbury’s, 114 eee bt The big sale of the sega Stock of the Monarch Shoe and Clothing Co. wil! soon come to a close, and should you neglect to take advantage of this genuine bargain opportunity, such a chance may mever come again. It's true there are times when the public are offered goods damaged by fire, ‘smoke and water at a small reduction; but such trash is dear at any rice. The Monarch Shoe and Clothing Co. kept high-grade merchandise, yet, buying too avily for this winter trade, they unfortunately were “Forced to the Wall,” and this stock was, by the Hon. Judge Morris, ordered sold at what it would bring so as to settle with the creditors. Mr. J. A. Paine, a prominent real estate owner in the Pioneer building, was en- — with the responsible position of recewer, Time is short, and prices are now lower than ever, ; toc Linen Handkerchiefs, 2¢ ++++-33¢ Youths’ $10 Suits and Over- asc Suspenders,...+.... 9¢ Over- COMES cecseoseseess $ 3.25 §0¢ Suspenders , + 1B CORS oe eeeeeeeees $12.00 Children's $10 Suits and age Neckwear +» 8 Men's $30 Suits and Over Overcoats ........ 3-45 §0¢ Neckwear Pr ++ 186 COMES eeesereseeses $10.00 Children’s $8 Suits and $1.00 Neckwear +-33¢ Men's $25 Suits and Over- Overcoats ......... $ 2.7; $1.00 Underwear asc coats . seeses$ B.50 Children’s $ 5 Suits rt | $1.50 Underwear $3¢ Men's $20 ts and Over- Overcoats ..... ++ 8 a0 $2.00 Underwear sees. COAts ....... +eeeee8 6.75 Children's $ 3 Suits oan Men's $5 Hats +oee-$2.39 Men's $15 Suits and Over- Overcoats ......... $ 1.19 Men's $3 Hats + $1.19 COALS see seveseees $ 5.00 Men's Pants worth $8.$ 3-65 Men's $7 Shoe! +-$3.20 Men's $10 Suits and Over- Men's Pants worth $7.8 3.19 Men's $5 Shoes soe Baag COBB geese reese ++-$ 3.25 Men's Pants worth $6.$ 2.95 Men’s 75¢ Strong Overalls.. Youths’ $25 Suits and Over- Men's Pants worth $5.8 2.39 ses eet eee ease eens BHO coats ... «+++. $ 6.75 Men's Pants worth $4.8 1.88 Men's s0c Working Gloves. Youths’ $15 Suits and over- , Men's hae poten a8 1.35 Oem eee ne none EES COMB teeeeereeess. 8 5.00 Men's Pants worth $2. 69c LADIES’, MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S SHOES, AND A BIG LINE OF T . : RUNKS, VALISES, BLANKETS, COMF: RTERS AN ‘ “ONE-THIRD REGULAR PRiCon D RUBBER CLOTHING AT ABOUT This Sale Now Going on at— « 1317-1319 First Ave., Seattle ONE-HALF BLOCK NORTH OF THE POSTOFFICE FOR OUR ISLANDS » Ata tine when wae experiinonting FOR PARADE GROUND CASE OF WALK f ba). ington the Unig] f of pate U jeter ' FREDERICK & NELSON Fine Purotture and the 0 840 tin FRIDAY CLEARANCE SALE it wae let nd lp, rhe other ¥ Cooper & Levy WHITE PINE AND SPRUCE BALGAM.—For Coughs and Colde— For bottle, reduced from Me te ibe yin. | PILLAGEO THE PALE-FACE fusic Brandon, an Indian maiden urromted last night FLOUR—ts made from selected Wheat war] triet S-QURNER O11 BTOVES— Reduced from $1.76 to.. 91.00 WESTERN WASHING MACHINES— Reduced to, each 76 GOOD ALARM CLOCKS— 60¢ DELICIOUS CREAMERY UTTER POUND WECM 6. cses +4800 new YORK CORN— "or ae see ONLY TWO MORE DAYS OF OUR GREAT CLEARANCE — SALE ver NEw Per Per Por dom. .. - $200 mya qpsael const Butt tke this, Chotee of hand- turned or Goodyear weited soles, If you try them you will wear ho ether kind BIE pannes*s a8 saraeey New 1908 Styles W, L. Dougine Men's Union-made Shoes Kid and Asteo Calf Kid and Boxcalf.. CALIFORNIA TOMATOE Per can 106 Per ton, 91.00 Solld Golden Oak Cent Has i6-inch square top wir Table rd | beaded edge, neatly tur pi Aim res ‘60 and good sized lower shelf conform PRESH ite onTe— . a ars Reena thes BI eel moron, Poo eo eee pee Seer ee ing—will outwear two paly of I OKED SALMON CROABRICO BONG oes isccso stticschanis ml the SPS i kind~ | 408 und 4 ieee 11 to wr TERN BA . Sines 2% to 0%.. DRAPERY DEPARTMENT 1. Swine Musiins, im stripes and figures, § yards bene: DAIT vcscenom arareneeasnveresenene sneneacncee senennere The and 1.00 White Laces, 2 yards long, stitched edges Gholee patterns; per pair............ Sines ve S00, 298, £10 PIKE STREGY. 244 Half Pairs of Laces, secumulated @uring our salir [SESE cau past month, in two lots; each 50e and ann nn AMUSEMENTS Po wk i Manufacturers’ Samples of Lace Curtains, a ler geeks Wine— ! samples, im two Lote; G@6R ...--+++ee-eee: ana opena Meese : i Leading MOUSE Treater mations (ices cunt <I Fredericks Nelso RE RYE OR BOUR Starting Sunday, February L HISKEY— 4 wm Nankovile « Prodaction ate unt 0 Complete Housefurnishers “ Second A Madisen and 7 HUMAN HEARTS or eo eee A SPLENDID COMPANY. 4 ' i MAGNIFICONT SCENERY, CAPITALLY STAGED. | Brats on sale Priday, 10 8. m, E.W. Merrick The American 703 First Ave. mintson, Hat.'ss ond eas “Ome ny ag nine verywhere bat ONE BLOCK FROM THE SHOP- ‘THE GREAT CARROLL, bee tet PING CENTER OF SEATTLE ng, onl waren Citizens’ Light & Power Co. ONEGIL SISTERS. "PHONE, MAIN 1186 INDEPENDENT 75 1425 First Ave. PLUMBING And Het Water Heating. Plans and Estimates furnished Cc. M. SHAW @ CO, T Bouth side Colman dock, foot of Cet- daily at 2:20 and umbia HOLME®@’ GOOD FURNITURE _, | $18.50 Dressers for $14.25 '| Paintess Dentistry No P HAMMOND MILLING CO., SEA Ton Vear Written Guarantee ‘This is omy a hint of the Dresser pricing that is to your The Real Painless Dentiste M t advantage this week. Large mv- No charge for p “AS ‘ Inge among the Chiffonters, too, X v ws CHWEX' Pictured Dromer. ls of solld pe- traction when tceth are x lected oak, Mnished w rich golden ed. Ali work done by ‘op drawors are cu dentists of 12 to 20 perience; a specialist department. We will Full Set and Fit Guaranteed... in advance exactly gsla gene at “ae: Re work will cost by a free live " ination. Give us si Full hat ved Que, Dowie, Suction "Adhoatve| Will find we do Festh, Rxtoested Pree, witheus|*oveae pain and replaced with new one@ the Temsonny, TAG attendant slwersigur OF TRETH « ion ¥en Written guarantee, | No|GOLD PILLING ’ Tete ae ut al spectalists of from | GOLD C ee making a speciatty. af wot srome {SILVER FILLING «+s! SiMe NW , making and bridge work. Be aure and con. oe sult us about this high-class work, 7 Or. E. J. Brown’s 00 PLATES : Danial Parere 113 3 718 Tet Ave, WE Fir GLASSES Pariore—1, 2 & % 5, @ Union block, frat v ° in mm, material attainable for our glasses, and guarantee a PERFECT FIT. Gleave $1.00 and up. QUICK KIDNEY CURE New York Dental Stops pains in the back Schuchard Optical Co. if S23 curthat!' kidney and bina 614 First Avenue, GE x RYE SPECIALISTS (Pleacss 1207 Becond Avenue, Beattie. (Neat to Stone “wher & Lane's Btore.) Quick Drug Co. 704 FIRST A