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

veep ENS EH hee Se oF sis so ee THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PUBLISHING Co OFFICES—-1907 and 1308 Seventh EVERY APTERNOON RXCEPT BUNDAY TELEPH > 060; TndePendons 198 Dusiness Department—Bunnet, Ma Rditorial Department—Suneet, Main 1198 One cont per copy; aim conte per week, or twenty-five cents per month, detivered by mat! or carriers, No free copies n 1t the Postoffice at Beattie, Washington, a9 second-class matter THE STAR POR THE SUMMER ¢ vacations can have The People leaving the elty for thelr sum Star forwarded to them without any extra exp Rates; 28 cents cer month: pay able in advance, In sending orde ol erect out-of-town address, “the length of time the paper t nt, and edition wanted 0 —_— SANTOS DUMONT, PIONEER The ho biases the way f or civiliaation, the man who dares] Wine a soldier of Napoleot hings and doen things am advanc © courier for the race Is deserving Of] story sit catted hve " j"nHo® THe BRIGADIER ROD: oe ae | TO MINSK Cf wo of leant yeaintance, It la not the eagl:| Mow work £ least snot, Tt a k fran Yesterday.) eat way conn » think & rhe ¥ ' a ever, that ¢ Santos Dumont is rien. t Of ue Aa we rode uj T * fortunate fe ross. He is using unstinted ml ot] 1 observed that a fine gray francs e big workshops hear Paris in order to find @ new mig er yy got antce Dumont is a pioneer. He has the fa : tne ‘ enthusiasm of the ploneer He bas faith. He believes men wil ride in the alr as they ble, but probable, And he shows his faith by bis works, N « daunts him. Defeated, he tries again, He will not quit Ho has courage This man ix absotutety feariess, He is reckless. He takes care. | ne them to comp tte and I knew sid not eateb thy bh by the #kie ‘Then be wails, A score of times he has ew his teeth. So soon as he iv disent angled from the debris, he ts reat: tO 89 Up again. He looks death in the face, not in the way of a chal-/exyect no help from lenge, but smitingly | iter wt He bus ontgust | am Viole Moral eothusiaam will take @ man anywhere—enst, weet, north, th n or sidewise. Now Santos Dumont is dead In earnest south, up When pe ia absorbed. He is wound up im his task. He has hin critics. He has only time to try, He betiew and bends bimeeif to it, He will work at it until he succeeds © fo notice, He is too busy, He time to anawer sneer at him, he ta atinually dice an eagio and I him that he was measuring the | aw am | clomed with fa t and To let go of this te an ire st the paper, | was sure ( extreme importanc H te twitened ae! if he tonged to ) it from me He shrugked bie Hiders, however and smiled good-bumeredly when 1 4 for my roughness ’ What in this were carrying It isa Hine 1 he CROPS Mit | home of this Village It te Dobrove. SCOTCH FARMERS WILL LOSE $15,000,000 Lew yield armors me $15,000,000 t ADAMS’ You can't he ing that sort of a man, nee between us Suddenly he half > ee ‘ ay. * turne as nl Io owel Mitel Range at He is @ small person, phyaiealty urned; there was a flash and a| Get a Jewel | os oe ae Mnelleas rack a# hia plato! bullet hummed | Thompaon Fur. Co, (ine), 1427-44 a pant ny ear, Before he could draw| ist ave, cor, Pike . n A HIGH COMPLIMENT “It te fully recognized in Burvp 6,” says a cable dimpatch, “that th duty of initiative in opposing Russia's game in Manchuria belom mere to America than te ether Bagland or Japan with my and my shoulder. ‘The United States, me 4 by Kuropean has only a commercial interest in Manchuria. EB ngland and Japan have ‘The above statement is both a recognition and a compliment and saw at a glance what I This country has grown so big And powerful that Engiand stands oxide and asks Uncle Sam to go first And it ta not the earliest in wtance where Buropean government « have asked the United States Md tight, colonel,” said he. take the initiative in standing for freedom of commerce. i! The United States askn fer am © pen door for commerce in Manchu ria, Bat over and above our selfi nh interest is a world Interest. We do ot demand the open door for ou revives alone, It would be easy to @ecure the concession for ourselves, We demand the open door for) the wopld. j ft may be that Emgiand imagine # it can “work” your Uncte Samet | by talking giibly of bis duty and de stiny,and of hie abiitty to foster t World's commerot and the world’s p eac ad wants we to pull @hestnuts out of the fire. But let Engtand think so if it pleases the ancient dame. The fact i, American diplomacy —frank, free, open—te on a high plane. Of course we look out for No. t. For that we are Yankeos Rat we ome stand for principle. © ure le an honest government and which he th © UNITY Im dazurOiUree, wri eid he iianaianin tiie ties o ale looks ithe we would sucowed. It ts not becaus we love Kngland and Japan more than Ruseta, and it le not because of England's fat tery, It ie Because of princinie all the muito’ here. Vieling, band Tie Pu. Great Bargains We repeat a few of the great Clearance Bargains of yesterday—giving you another day to take advantage of th: lowest prices we have ever quoted for good, reliable sum- mer merchandise that we want to close out regardless of cost: __The Fair. The Fair. STRINWAY DEALERS, 751 Second Ave. NOTH PHONE, MAIN as Genuine Balbriggan Uy Jerwear in several differ- ent shades, Th quality FANCY RIBBON, Se WHITE SHIRT WAISTS finch Sik Ribbon, in fancy | All the newest sty! Wye PERCALES, Be 86-inch, in dark and Haht col ors, value 12%¢. the yard. .Be Wc TABLE PADDING, 400 war 600 enah, caem 54 inches wide, full bleached, || HOSIERY heavy quality, that sells "Sh. || Fancy Stripe Hose, tm iste ularly at 60c. the yard | @pen work, whrth from 4c to $3.50 KIMONAS, $1 | 650, all ane price, the pair Full length. im solid colors, || * : 200 sik trimmed, « splendid | Women’s Ribbed Top. Fast value at 81.56, each... §1 Black Double Hose, « splen SILK CROGHETED GHAWLO) wii, Pum, the tar 18s Sitk Crocheted Shawie, import- regular i8¢ ones, th ir ed by us direct from Turkey, , dvlend LINENS the $2.50 values, clearance bo $1.50 Loom Damask, 60 inches wide, Th i i] 1 owe ‘amiat be sawn to || Splendid value at $8, ape. i i With bib and wide embrotdery ruffle over shoulder, the =. Hi. Lewis & Co. i N. E. cor. rst ave. and ie street. Kp iments Wo etal, the yard MEN'S S0c FLANNEL ORAW- | BLEACHED DAMASK ERS, 350 62 inches wide. regular 50c quality, the yard . 390 BLEACHED GERMAN DAM. ASK at 95 || 64 inches wide, alw 4 tor MEN'S 7Bc SHIRTS, 40 | “bide the yard “tae Men's Percale Shirts, negiiaee | 56-INCH OIL COLOR DAM. style, with two collars, reg- ASK ular 750 values, clearance | Either red or blue, regular fc price a «+e || grade, the yard 250 EMBROIDERIES 1] LACE CURTAING 2 to § inches wide, with inger- || Six designs to select from that m to match, worth ise to are wood values for $1.26 and 40c, all one price, the yard, || $1.50, all one price, the yard ‘ .. Be +. 800 Men's Canton Flannel Drawers, regular 50c kind, tomorrow, Frame Fitting We ate expert frame fitter your frames are not satinfi fit them for you en duplicated ken le IQWELER AND OPTICIAN 715-716 First Ave. ARABIAN CURTAINS Well braided, full $4 inches wide, regular price $4.00, the pair #319 SASH CURTAIN RODS S-inch Extension Brass Cur fe sede, graye, tack and binds tain Rods, worth 26c, each the regular Te ones, the yard 100 Be White Curtain Poles, BLACK BRILLIANTINE a 62 inches wide, that you pay SOFA PILLOWS $1.90 for, the yard Me || In scroll and floral designs, Lininas remular prices S90 to 0c Percatine, in all colors, Mer one ave cerized finish, the regular t5« MERCERIZED PILLOW kind, the yard Oe coRos FANCY SKIRTINGS OR LIN INGS |, 36 INCHES 6 inches wide, either Stripes or figures, the yard mp apy r & Southwick Co. REMNANTS OF STANDARD PRINTS Auction Sale « Plenty of co! from, the lorings to select ard Be Bold at 26c, the yard.......100 SUMMER CORSETS CORSET COVERS The regular 39 ones, the pair Lace insertion and India Hnor se Horses & splendia oc value, each || | WHITE CURTAIN LOOPS | Mules Oeeeeseeees Deceves 2Re ‘The pair Cattle THE FAIR $20-122-124 Pike St., Jon Stable every There be a large line here and chunke | harnesses to | if you want to M. J. Walker, Manager Het Weather Stove n and buy 1 Burner Gasoline i 25 M. J. WALKER 2-Burner Gasoline . 4.50 3-Burner Gasoline 6.00 Ponts Maneger snd Auctioneer | PLUMBING And Hot Water Heating. OIL Srove B0e, 75, $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 eee ERNST BROS. OM Stove SHAW & Columbia street, | Phone, Black 841. he Russian’s np hie right Oy up to | his mouth, Inatantiy I dragged him acta my pommel and seted him | Why? by the throat, se that he could not rds of diplomacy, |#wallow. Hix horse shot trom under him, but I held him fast and Vie lette came to « stand, Sergeant that and much morenelfish interests Oudin of the hussare was the fire However. te join us He was an old soldier ra} ut his kwlfe, thrust clenched turned tt mouth oper was the Htthe | been se anxious to ewallow. Chidin oe of the “hard to get” plore. Sacred oF secular, grave or gay uments, et on Men’s Cashmere 8 Keep Cool af Stripes, regular price I8¢ to ae 7% to $2.00, all one oa | Bc, the yard . Ge | . | SCOTCH LAWNS, Se gun. BONNETS ih | All new Summer designe, reg- me « good quality pereale, 1 1 ular price te, the yard ° & G. BENINGHAUSEN Union block, next to McDougall Cor. Second Ave ere : J draught horses; if you have any kind | of horses, mules, cattle, vehicles and | ment will be here to select from. | vd Auction eer. Bring on your horses, Come} Plans and Eatimates furnished. Cc. M. co., | Houth ‘side ‘of Colman Dock, foot of . Dancing clases Monday and Wr leveningn. Prof. Wileen, Ranke § Pike street. Privete Iyesons daily, Powder, 16-02. Cans 25 Cents ufactured and gtaranteed to Pea nti na Go to Spinning for Lteyete repatre. | ” Levinson'’s Quality Store All Botties Full Measure Bass Ale and Stout $2.25 Tomorrow Tass’ Imported Ale and Stout may be had at_ Lev inson's at the dower $2.25 Strengthening beverages {tke Ale and Stu xt. Wine are siweys found at Levinsope im the best grades and at the rlaht pet DELIVERY BY WAGON OR MEMRENGER pleame you, by ADAMS Tear Coffee, Bpices, Butter, Fyee and Cheese PM Beeond Ave, cor Madioon Screens and ¢ vicst Hoth Phones, Matn 644. 1299 Ind ave Ret ween San Lien Clothing House A nRAL - CLEARANCE SALEt i Underwear Regular 1. vaiues, 75e Garment while the prices are down THE BLUE FRONT. THE BLUE FRONT. | Men’s Suits | andF urnishings A| At Reasonable Prices for really first-class kinds. We make it a point to have yw prices, but néver at the expense of quality Our ry-day 1 are often lower than the so-called sale you read so much about | THE BLUE FRONT 812.814 First Ave, F. L. Jacobson, Prop. Opp. Louch, Augustine & Co. MIDSUMMER CARNIVAL OPENS MONDAY, JULY 27, 7.30 P, M. CLOSES AUG. 8, MIDNIGHT ——~-SEE—— Great Log Holling contest on grounds every a The wonderful High Dive from tower 100 feet high t Man Fish, eating, drinking and smoking in glass Ride down t vole ride tr ne ii 10c to All Pacts = the Grounds “Let's Build the Temple” ’ ¥ ary document wh 1 ano Tell me thts Instant what he in 6 #ingle| Which the el ently with the beat of fr | had pamnod And now to business,” wht t Atents. Tarahoft nauay pridutt v Minsk.| and 1 had to shake nowed it to my| olon were all rough | f taught Great Annual And that Minak over yonder, | WEVE TALKED AROUT ris SALE FOR THY LAST HALF THERE TO #ay¥ 4 AND Ls NEFUNDED ATER PAYING S48 1N THE PIRST PLACE THAN YOU DO RISEWHERE ALL DINNERWARE . GLASSWARE . TINWARE ALL WOODRNWAR ALL THUNKS ALL #PORTING GOODE. ALL SILVERWARE Spelger &Hurlbut __ Second and Union Screens circulation of fresh | fitter and give special attention to this feat- ure of our business. On a few sizes of window Screen Call and get a few EMPIRE =... Cor. Third oo of the finest tens ever presented. | Performance Every Evening | MatinessWe | remerved seats. Shari Tntatr Tuc Tacarne) eae LILLIPUTIAN OPERA od | PAGIFIO NATIONAL LEAGUE ATHLETIC PARK © (asain Jaton open 2 o'clock. Game called Admission 26¢, grandstand 260 ex » James street car Discount Sale DAYS, “AVENT TOLD GEeTTING TR MONEY TOYS 25 Pen CENT orr FANCY CHINA 88 1-3 PER CENT OFF 25 PER CENT OFF 25 Pen CENT OFF GRANITE WARE 25 PER CENT OFF 25 Pen CENT OFF 25 Pe ovr 25 Per CENT OFF 25 PEK « ENT OVF 5 PER CENT OFF HARDWARE 10 PER CENT OFF We have an expert ‘Tel. Main 35; Ind. 3. AMUSEME NTS The greatest vaunrevinite | formance that has ever been seen! Beattie | eur Night: Friday Be, Ie Meo, We open et 10 a.m, for Hoth re ones, POLLARD: Time Tonight of “The Geisha” | -—— ; WHEN YOUR GAS GIVES A 25-CANDLE POWER FLAME aiance of lower f ats reserved or held after 7:90 mian ther BASE The Rent Payers’ | Dear Public Paradise. press eas vor Se FREE RENT FREE WOOD CITY WATER | 3 a ii burn tallow candies” is no longer their gentie admonition Houses and lots almost GIVEN AWAY. Only 86 down and 60 cents | Der week; don't delay, come today ing light we 00d manners, Take the Renton car on Washington | Bown town offices, 16 Downs Bidg. Phone, Union 6. ith ave, and J street, 6 cont fare; 4 salenmen always.on grounds to handle the crowdm SEATTLE CATARACT CO. ~UBE-~ QUEEN ANNE FLOUR HAMAMOND MILLING OO., Searnc IF YOU WOULD AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT | tn your © Non the ony. up-to-date ae, @ succeed beontise there of of Atting EvEneoe orrioal oompany 108 Becond avenue, New Fork block, Phone, James 1901, Take Virginia or Cedar Stre Rainier Fuel Co. Forest Wo. od at t HARVEY & SONS, Second & Vine at. dt Moved to 1406 ad Ave. REOREATION PaRK| Pacific Coast League Tomorrow SACRAMENTO vs. SEATTLE ton Grand Stand se At 3:00 p.m. Car| rd lots we will seli 3.50 St al od at 32.25 per cord your winter supply now, Both Phones. =. | MUSIC Co Men’s Suits Boys’ Suits Men’s Shoes Men’s Hats Boys’ Hats Men’s and Boys’ Underwear, Hos- y, Dress Shirts, Negligee Shirts, Neckwear, Suit Cases, Travel- ing Bags, Umbrellas, Etc., Etc., at and Fancy s left of the Sound Clothing thousand’s of dol- worth with complete stocks in every department---must be closed out as quickly as possible to make room for the immense shipments now on the road from our own Eastern factories. A.Bridge&Co 1415-1417 Second Avenue Next to the Bon Marche stoc cca there’s ies GOOD TEETH We give work for the least money, Our offices have been Jestablished for ten years. We have the beat equipped officés and larg: Our low prices and good work made it * WITHOUT PAIN adhesive plates may in the —— [eat practice in Seattle. ndaya | 4o for you what we have done for oth } We extract teeth without pain. teeth without Our double suction, $1.00 Pall Set Teeth Bridge work a sp duate specialist no youths or students al- ed in the offices BROWN DENTAL co. 713 FIRST AVENUE F and 6 Union block, one door south of MacDougall- Hours, §:30 a. m 7 . Citizens’ Gas ii maeaaagnts asinine Ss hin WHEN IT DOESN’T IT ISN’T eA We Have no Students—All Our Operation: Are Licensed by the State of Washingidl Restirete Warning Sliver Fillings . Poreetain Crow: Bridge Work, per tooth Ali our work under the pu O. Bipes, both holding the degree of L. D. 8. the Royal College of Dental Surgeons, NA! BUpervision Lady attendant always present 1422 Second Ave, Opposite Bon Marche Boston Painless Dentists Hours—8:90 a. x . © American Clothier, Agent for “Keyst Working Pants and Overaile. 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