The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 15, 1904, Page 4

TAR-MO DAY, AUGU AUGUST 15, 1904 ree That ning, after bh THE SEATTLE STAR | wereer & vee . fino! GLOBE BLOCK on —_ HY WILLIAM HAMILTON ©: { ly ve mourched tt high and} When the new ayndicate, the WHAT HYPOCRITES WE BE United Amertean Construction Com KNAZY KRANK Russian ra Trenwith wan tm on 5 mediately put recognialt } Trenwith was one of the youngest nt ta and one of the beat of the synd nd extremel rightly that she an ime se " gino que preach t ty Heard at the Photographer's & mechanical engineer He t college bred, but he had i furnish bh » his profession in the rail |men as being ® good and t tion that he de fe and in the » end | workman, ite Lived {a the little |® aid than done ‘ q > HOME were to Peter Potrevitel : TRAVELER t x 1. At the SVE spe sdoated (no harm, he . Went, t ine leat 1 ul cases, fully equipped and t . ay 0, it wa A & upon and . Y wld that 4 certain good, and therefore put him on what ! ' ing an a ders aa tea . mus t r n 50e to $5.00 ts ca hea ‘ V in va f y therm “ n y Yet tt ‘ h th * Syringes and Water Bottles sing a” n that nq an nal asa fixed t at ty me of t Mt fe all about, he h ha book y t on get . AY y 1 find fon Is that tamily The Quaker Red Cross Hospital Syringe Moun ‘ tt t 1 lutel “ ] urket. Made of the very high , the b ferences tions are ir noir, That ts th why uninte Ask to see them gion One t t the of h inaigh The people guilty of t are & . b ‘ . Utterly Incapable of the th they affect. They G real | 4 ee at Surgeon’s Seamless Rubber hia “wth Gloves for tha a “et all a a But The best grade made; aby aranteed. Weed by sur- s : » f geons yhers. Spe prices on ation to sur E He was at. Trenw ’ eomenagtten “he pee aa 5 onan , Free Liquozone a hed = vague. But © SCNT ae NRT Siniteall In France cath schoo! has a certain sum of money set aside for ? : ; sale D . a> ahi wih ere the loose th r t Leave name and address of the benefit of the poor ch aring the eve t WHAT DOGS ARE YOU SET TO WORK WITH? ine and wove t yourself or friend at The Quaker fe entitled to the privileges ting ts ed a three-week . news pe aprcmare penal bi yen vacation in the country or at the « ie. The F rt pays gia te . for this outin i the . yoked at this lope) it rremed to him that a full a lor this outing 5 end workma shook bis head #0! that be had hung if While In the country the boys are taught to work. They leara oad 1@ envene Gam he ~* tt well-nigh eame| lone yeare we Ps to dig, to hoe, to pull weeds and chop wood. The little girls are " aken the ' th wn system at ha oft efaneen trem t 2 of not neglected, but are taught the simpler duties of the household. s clothes. He a ans Are we t dogs, your extel- | roviteh—that the * he They wash the dishes, dust the furniture and perform other homely \ lency.” he replied we are set | uch wished to hear wae a OHIO PAINLESS DENTISTS i h Cha N ! k a onag to work wit as | pu «© her own He wa ee: This custom has ¢ Napoleon's time. It was he who [25 passengers and 800 t Y proces: What dogs you set to work| Over in New York one g instituted the annual en. Three weeks in the | freight a alwa tf with? sired. Standiloff | stom of an acerees 4 whe know not a tree in the open. There are little ones who have | photos are “it 1516 First av one ag > hand . . . ‘iy t i - with ft all, T answered, pointing to the lon®| one wae an ageremation of never seen a cow, a pig, 0 live chicken fact he was the oa of workman down the track; “there pore eo f bis auth them Aside from the actual physical benefit to the little people th was well spoken, and he was well /stands the man whom ! Treawith wae © oeai | | gape, cad 6 petlten quavemtes 6 fs an educational side to the custom which can but appeal to th New Fall Styles In king. He had « squa m and | named He cannot work with s everything conected with the | io with eh work, q r od countenance t tox e Tren with nodded quietly ° d to find tn what Napoleon has done @ rugged countenance th ot " work depended. The villagers Seep tee Oet H Sard to find quod te whet Nag cease men end be S44 Sikithe seatec ‘ele bee? Taied te te him, they understood | WEBER PLANOS, KOH- ; ee eye, and a ready tongue, and a fancy | “He seems to be all right his genign when they would @0| TER & CAMPBELL es When the packers and the etrik » accuse the Chicago police a ore sort of wit that at . caged A ht, all right fown o” wights and emoke and talk ‘ Of discriminating against ther whet ia the answer? the admiration of the ' * ; the : oman a ther ‘ ver the wonderful work that he PIANOS AND Ho Trenwith, und *. packed | be-all right. when he's naught but « accomplishing. Treawith was Br ee a OTHERS ape ener ft t r t » mit er the et of suc ry >, bh Set . at 3 ‘There will not be much “unclaimed freight” in politics this year ret boat ove Binge Mi under ¢ t of such men as we out that. Perhaps he was one of | iceiine | = ‘ out for him, for while he had a fe pwith beld up his ha N&* |in the place. There were two others H H Ch ‘ . . n the & bro Teeth without plates Venecuela is getting Into the Dractic-Action gnme herself. Good assortment to estect « men king, be | tor st. “Good Lord!” he ex cn af them @ Wash-beowes tab ° . es pe wel » w - ——— All Summer Mil? would have t ain Upon claimed, gazing about upon the men |i.¥" the captain of the patrol. He| ha hp a aa half price. a lot of Russian recrutts that he had d him, “why, 1 thought that | O% conopular, but he was admired 5305 Second Ave. on as tah. to whip in line before he started tm. all of you were Jews.” ae es ee oon _ - . ainianioail This thing was Sunday schoal| Immediately there arose a shout “ th for bis uniform, an pwang Houghton & Hunter J feared he was, therefore, n of anger from bie'men. He had te: Hie name was Rado BOSTON 704 First Avenue wulted the aman. Hie name was Rad STO ¢ First Avenue: He didn't understand | Sits Trenwith admired bim be - PAINLESS ~ ON. NP. ‘They seem to think that the M. @ E Transportation Company fimance was some frenaied. plenic, this tri was not @ job and Inter- F night. The he had made a break, and » bad be didn't ke him. Tee man : “ “ ‘ ause be didn't Mike b urban Railways. Car yours 40, pertore s lose, And « caine © gee-| Sat hed traits about hia face: he » DENTISTS a'tine of the Pinest Sed ST A R DUST friends solemnly b turing wd reed « t Tres k - we > avory w hee. ghty . k him by ‘the hero and savior of the w se pen nate wan Want fant PUPS BONNEY -WATBON CO. eband. And n Russian workingman. ney ne. daughter af Pete of Dances ont Sensis recs ue euch cireun con i he had a kees If Trenwith and the Main 1h Beattie. Wash rd st worn nex thet situation. But © cour in the little vil ‘The Igorrotes at the St. Louis ex- OUT IN THE DAKOTAS ts * pochet. a & must go for-| ing des wes t is Sicilia in. THE [SUPERION COURT T OF position who are going to Washing-| Alp we Tenne it was | who ig rie . . Trenwith ea | ALL OPERATORS LICENSED ¢ te 7 ae att -- indie wear ene ipl dear Gastan,” Be wees 4 rxet 1, or a 8 fown the track where the single} TWO men glanced upon Irene Pet es { the Receivership of the Inter- S75 will learn of their mistake if they| Gaston 1 * my dear Ale Jer man was working and tapped hin i - age len Lumber Co No. 43398, ad ru ng. A t ' Petroviteh,” he sald. “you'll have . + cna ened has be ed ree Ghe bution trust. There was a trust |» . : Aro po “ “ ~ ; w a corporat und has duly you might know it B—t beg of A 18 on ave to @ ne of wing ¢ 1 suc an order hole sooner or lat ph R k t h wo 4 down his stakes and | fee, that i nee Gee ton r Seat = By romet- Sgewe » vv A White house policeman told) "a4 1 . on : en, too, bul “as =p uk tha he C ! ee +i? Sentai rae ; a . J “ 1,2 Horeeh—t was bo. Rayon rt wave of a hand the & had | er t a word, without | F vit : . ereone 4 : 1 the at shoved him few have met him on his own ground. | To be Continued } t 4 ieee pe thtahs o great . . sag . t elling | But the man simply bowed his head . ts . ate : her @rive his automobile SS teow M% ann, that's ant Pay Y fown in the age, | Las “t iH “ . ome esate S ectne new 7 ne 5 I ft ‘Kloat Jew iry Co. t oa = oe S = ( R tl tonight © th c h take Beoond Avenue f eive 1 to A WORD FROM 3 JUARER ( lbeseiaied Bx months later ¢ in 1 can’t help th = =| bh 4 be forever barred ays | ite , * r t| men ewore him, and * ». But the work must go f My} ' ad a the # he 1 to . od to do . MAI A man's « were ght. | th tter t He Knew | the ‘ ss no han th ee up- | his b and he knew the mem.| — potrovitch ¢ bts band to Os ode “of } he feels 1 He kept t ‘ and | preciating ma serstat : pn a A ay ht. It nae f t " Me he said ily, “it has alw . saretul . ade\t am a 1 - Se MEN ONLY | wetsremsdettecsrotmiend poisons specialty » 0 1 exar be * . b But lo Lad Frinery,. Seaeatary er Tertiary Bleed Pelee Pi grands a ahi, A ‘ him f f mi " t ™ wt ° K ca rike | vit t Trenwith t tr ' “Te 1 a great sinees © wher t and Sic Gad Waihed wen ; high prices marked } ul ae . t wont: ling sed een aes eee ok eas) Gib Geran: Ante Guse-Oite, Se aeas iceman ca ' © was we The com A. LAWRENCE Syndicate Doctors COOK REMEDY Co. they are not And in Both Phones—260. pond, Finally, however mado again serene | 908! 2nd Ave I finds things dro Wash