The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 14, 1903, Page 4

WHAT WOULD YOU 00 IF 10U HD $1,000,000? : : MORE AND MORE ANSWERS To THE STAR'S QUESTION ARE COMING IN BY EVERY MAIL } WHAT WoULD yot HAD A MILLIO Answers to the § ar'e queation are Deing received each mail in gratify ME Quantities The Star's reade Bre interested In the question and Many of them are discussing the | ¢ Question at home, for the subject | admits of much entertaint \ ‘North Porty y y A and KH woult r * a thought anchorage fur « shiv.” Another Ben Of Sor Would To I had itt These Bach person hae many Plans and desires that thinks a miltion do! ity, but wer a ly confronted w I don’t knew.” letters hit app there would be suc Plane of hie ent ault woul! oe and the solu Wouk! be much mw the ak of (ERR RRR ERE REE Ey 2 STAR DUST? Seseetaeenaeaee The P.-I. and the Times are even | mow, Fach one has had an earth Quake in its office. ‘The bedy of the Mackfoot chief, White Calf, has been stolen from ite Jerave in Montana. 11 is @ mean man whe would steal @ dwad Indian An Indiana Blown up with ¢ pe historical roman Judging from the number of fall- U either, # made im ihe ip te willing | success in the mansion at Vanderbilt husband-—ehe | Mrs. O. H. P. Retmont to deed her $1,000,000 Newport to Mrs. W. K Wife of her former MUST be grateful. thing business Cesare Lombroso says there ts 4 percentage of left-handed they may be owing | junction to conceal n their right hand what is doing with the left | Tt snowed first time thie season tn southern Montana yesterday Matthew Karavck of Seattle has Teceived honorable mention for ex Gellenve of work in the senior class of the University of Chicago. The Cut Out of the Bag ‘The Star Dust Man had hoped he could get Luke the loon pumpe out, and on the secoud-at |the water w | eot wine to the ¢ inet might 4 of them must Rave wanderet Into ‘ountry st some time in the past. Lake ie al) right thie morn | ing. but ever sinee he abandoned his) |¥acht-race on F ut HL the Bremerton course, he hae been) drinking heavily “TH wear the © ribbe said Luke. very pea~| _ _— Se een ing ode, entitled The Man Behind the Drink | Some fetlere gite t' drinkin’, an’ they | never seem t° quit They try t corner uy drink up every bit They fist keeps on tamh in’ they're an detirtum’s brink They th’ kind o° fellers fer ¢ put behind a drink | rew Given a Speaking Part Ruth Pryan denies that she le a “candidate” for matrimony, and yet at th’ sin an’ curse of rum, An’ showin’ bad examples, pointin® out the eg an’ bam, ‘They's might Soule people say there is nothing fever stop an” think the inheritance theo "3 S the Mordant-Humphre * aerene oon 2s ae eakst SPO" On| wil neste return, ergna ee ee Oe THOMPSON FURNITURE CO., Inc. . aria f t exe now in sea. . jeenting Nat Goodwit ‘We cut the initials In the lonther, ‘The mining congress no itt 1 Some wk neubinete Oo. : 1427-1429 First Ave, cor, of Pike, ston at Deadwood, & D., yesterday adopted a memorial to congress ask- ing that body to pase laws estab- Hshing @ department of mines. An’ then thay’s them ‘at's moderate mg an quite when they've enough They know they dassen't trifie with | ‘The Venesucian presse and public are lambasting the arbitrators who saw fit to give the government the worst of it in claims made by citt- gens of other countries, and it i Goubtful if the government will ac-|* cept the awards. A young woman of this city hae naked for $15.000 damages because she wae cited af co-respondent in « @iverce case. at is more than some people would be willing to pay tor & divorce, There wouldn't be this holler ‘at th man behind th’ drink. —Luke the Loon 1t Wasn't Josh No, kind friend, you didn't see Josh Wise th Tacoma yenterday You might have seen hie in Toxt- cated of in Puyaltup, but never in Tacoma. He was there once! ANNUAL A Philadciphia messenger boy took three days to deliver a meseage. Wet And when they do get after the Tu rex ory A ealior has been imprisoned in this city because he “cut” a com- jon on ahip board. They evident- iy draw finer lines tn polite be- havior at sea than we do on land People who are pubticty married at = carnival are merely going the carnival one better. Adelina Patti is back on the stage. Even pre-historic eventa repeat themselves, it seems. A Chicago minister makes an rar nest attack on the women's club. It in a case of the man in the well eut- ting the rope. Sherman, Clay & Co.’s Sale, Weil Attended. Yesterday Menara. Sherman & Co. began their annual pianos t change Clay wale of Tt must be a relief to be a calf there days. He takes his straight Lora Rosebery has just awakened the fect the Boer war was not Hot Shots For stock is ek « ode for the fall and Christmas rade arcive | A large number of organs and sev eral re | peeing 0 struments (f such we | A partiat list of the bargains in th sale is here printed. Organ (ohap- high top 1 Camp & Co, Organ, high top + 000 Cornixh Organ, high tor 50 00 Kohler & Chase Organ, PHESE ITEMS ARE PLACED Acad il Poa AHO. 50 00 HERE BECAUSE OF THEIR — ash aN EXTRAORDINARY VALUE. Gauare Piance No, 2 McBeth Chimney Se Bi! Arlington Piano, carved No, 1 Sun Chimney BA 4 ao. ae +4 Le Pe mecca re Upright Pianos ees Senet? ~*~ Kingsbury Upright Piano. 150 0 Wood Balt Box.... «s+ Se Nugent Upright Piano 176 00 im Balt Box, in dappled Smith & Barnes Upright fs + re PIANO orcs eee aD 186 00 ‘Taper Files, any length. Ge I|1 Everett Upright Pinno .... 190 00 4 1 Wheeler Upright Plano. ... 200 00 for Every instrament ts fully guaran: | teed and will be put In excellent re | petr before it is xent home. ' And Any Instrument Can Be, Bought for $10 Cash and $6.a Mouth ‘This removen tie Inst ponsible ob- jection to buying @ piano at shurt ation, 73 will be #00n ended tor been even greater . Biotest ey The supply an’| Cobb? (il) with all the latest special | dancing, singing and mustt ore. | Marion George, a member of the fe 1. | mous George family anda violinist When temp’runce folks t shoutin’) of abitiry, : le . “The Hille of Caltfornia few, Mt aeeme t M,| repented this afternoon caine Earn A Friendly Tip on Umbrelias |The new Cravanette abseclutely Tainproof, selling at $1.60) Ital Clty ¢ heered the] to $3.00 each, can be had ot K Bros. 914 ist ave. Cost no more than plain ones better they look ible Denny), and others in Lake View and other Cemeteries De EXCURSIONS T0 —YORK— EVERY THIRTY MINUTES DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY (We are working so hard to the week that you will have to let us off forrecreation on the seventh.) Rainier avenue car leaves corner Second avenue south and Washington street on the even hour and half-hour. Call at our office, 31 Haller build- ing, about 10 mihutes before that time for free plat and transportation. Selling agents on the ground from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. (We belong tothe union and demand short hours) To the Over-Worked Man Take 2 moowsemnemmee= day off and bring your family and lunch basket and have a picnic on the property. If you are not satisfied send us a bill for make sales «six days of COAL WHERE IT ww Io HOST Sea coal deposita wht pe Lénburn farce pemedy, “Wher opens at the Keattle t Cobb ts said to o night Coal @ Transportation © district containing varying in w In every style, Then you ought te see what we have @eake and many well fe show tn offt “ If the coal actually exists in euch | Quantitics ax reported, It will mean that hereafter the people of Nome and other towne on the peninesia will be able to secure fuel at te lowest of prices tive that we can @ome money wave yoo [J Third Avenue wit be | Tomorrow Union. Umbretiag,| Sunday leave Mogar@ue | dock for Toverett at Fe @ sharp. #e turning at 4: Round trip Meo MONUMENTS Artistic Monuments The longer they stand the No moss on them; they are indestruct Call and see hundreds of design: Go and see the Mercer Monument (southwest of A. A EDGAR BRYAN, Agent 8 Hinckley Block, Seattle BUY A GAS RANGE | | SELLING AT COST | Do You Understand How to Use a Gas Range? Better Let Us Send Some One to Show You How to Use It We Make No Charge for This j | | | GROMMES &| ULLRICH, arquette ss Deserrork WHISKY Dealer For It 212 First Avo, Seattie Mechanic’s Attention ¥ - We are going to give the men a chance, we will give special value in tools, Rraces ..« Hammers ka Mand Axes SUNSET, EXCHANGE 27 INDEPENCENS 96 Seattle Gas& Electric Co: 214 Cherry Street Por a few days only | | | | | \ | From 6 Till 9 Tonight hoe J pee h, P vitt nt t m me vw es in an Air No. 20 Air- Tight Heater ef Cent s ee] Regolar Price $1.75—at No. 30 Air- Tight Heater | $2550. ar | § ves bo Ale up pipe ¢ h the Stove - / have al re yns for thi ale, t s being | he ri r regular k through | FREDERICK & NELSON Incorporated Fine Furniture Fine Purotture Special Sale Heaters Frederick & Nelson Incorporated COMPLETE HOUSEFURNIGHERS Second Ave., Madison and Spring Sts. AMUSEMENTS ATHLETIC PARK Pacific National League TOMORROW Gates open at 2 p. m., game called at 3:30 p. m. Admission 2Sc, grand stand 2Sc extra. Take James St. cars. « SIATILE THEATRE Pliowe Mok THE LEADING THEATRE Phone Mi For three nights only, commencing T-O-N-I-G-H-T The Sparkling Farce Comedy WHERE IS COBB By Lewis EAGAN It's to Laugh and You Do Laugh a roaring comedy, introducing an Array of Up-to-Date Specialties Usual prices —25¢, Soc, 75¢. $1; lower baxes, $7. 50. upper boxes, $5.00 EMPIRE tres c Northwes Dear Public Please observe how polite the Mlectric Trust te getting to be. If you don't like our methods, Third and James mm Vaudeville Co, Inc, High Class Vaudeville burn tallow candies” ts no Week of Monday, Bept longer their gentle admonition to you, lbonides selling lent we | 2 == THE KUHNS --2 teach good manners, Emperors of Music AND 10 GOOD ACTS Box office open 10 a .m. for sale of ect ts Lists Main 87 Spee reer