The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 21, 1904, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR ADGA EE EEO OO OOF go4. POOPED EER EH mre = BY STAR PU RLIGNING CO. | * T Y OFFICES—10 And INP Beventh Avenue \¢ -* ~ : 0 loungers ben a ame ean |G: STAR DUST »-)]: TRLEPHONDS 8 Rditorial, Deparunent—sunset, Main Lak ; . she stare pee Siar = | Ce sett eeenenaerenentes vee Dullding W. Hh Portort y eaaaeeremmamaned BALYARI AQKNCY—aa B allar ' , \ * Bs o vi in tit ey, fh T aoek ihe eine Gar Seat Ge @ Oe wesummakers in convention tmjoan't exactly tind it. It's not the P ‘ ee rm mT Mm MT mm mm Se ees en's belts th mn must be dip-| Krank, It's not Kraxy's elthor,—i. | inet ee nics by gi vo gh J ’ i | ‘ih ue Hl i tion} iin be tain advan {Sakon From “the et | matter whether they are or not : hag a : i A che . the address label Do you object to smokin anh “7 “age , ot me a6 = : = . Tar | . Nat Goodwin te said to have lost | ed the reporter ae be ; a ae Sea oe oe — = from England. Nat , | vertined actres but promine Me | wolven § i ceesenea ? ne te the others nnd The @. ©. P. never has to make up any stories |if | smoke one with you, that you iad nye : about him. won't mention it in your tole. y plete « two he ‘ " REPUBLICAN PHILANTHROPY}. woe a ine andthe" banditn rode | which the shadow of the tal om PHI, And to think that the 30-yard] “Old fashioned sort of a felle ha Se One Bees) wales 7 08 the Sem) Oe a ' 4 fellow pany bete in the | iets and $1.18 wheat should come] that man Grimley aa pour S walled peincineninanate jatate of Washing: | along at the same time. How so ” ho ¢ tb a a - i gg ¥ * He aye he on expect his * ~ vaige hogs ton as the campaign goes on apac A WORD FROM JOSH WISH. | poy to learn much at col nae bat pg go Raed venag < Y om ~ No, it might even be said that those in the high places are that he will at least learn to be ®) found. Thin ee mae a ake t Ce Fagen “jumping sidewise” in their mad hunt for things to “jolly up” the | north—th ‘ , feet of ‘ n webere. wir eae teats COULDN'T REMEMDER - od pene ap gy Pe he on We don’t mean to insinuate that the demoorats are asleep to any i the fifth had en \ " hold of he women are born us mp « . lifting an t wie bh ad large extent, but the republicans, being in the limelight of authority, for the ‘ AMERICAN GROWN COCOONS USED IN TH REET their acts have a sort of official stamp on them that does not charact- smart wa th’ homely the Tex 1 returned to forge to follow in th e wa MENTS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE ' orize the efforts of the democrats. ones. But they doo't! 2 ayy" | Tt was nur 1 ; aay b walth es and gon wens nih raya hd ne = hyp ~ Ap rtment dis For instance, the state board of equalization down at Olympia a hy Indian ir outhe tomt Hark dik cultfire. Most of ¢ or t nt Pace cake ol — " at it is keep it up. edge of the Nation r ther 4 sin 1k worm eggs, bu day oF s0 ago had the bold-faced audacity to “soak” the railroads. rs ee SAM) ies hai Gcceek a kee Bae sad ee ee wa |sent In to the agricultural depa 0 distributing thor of mul- Think of it, actually dared to raise the adshaement on the kind ] ron that Id land th the | inanded leader, plunging for-| ment at Washington fos rm worm [berry tee euttings, Gas ot the - “ . helter he Canadia ' ard through » damp passage. On|“? ald one « © employes re-| steps in the cultivation ¢ hearted monopolies which furnish republican: dfficials with the bread Sees ‘at tae cea a oe . ho dame Deen. On | cently, have come from these states. | worms is to proper ‘ ACEP . Starr. wt ie Charatien Ye the strain of the | It 18 also said there that best spect- | nourishment ry bushes or j a man of giant t mens of ¢ n eon received | scrub are found growing in Some may think, of course, that the good men whe form the board re ofa Wilkesbarre, Pa. jou, with & taree an 1 stand up. Starr| from the farm late Re parts of Alabama, and in many oth of equalization did it because they honestly thought the railroads reh will abstain from 1 but He had entat b em up with a wa miral Beardsley, at Beaufort C./er parts of the Southland. The 4 pastries for one week and " » taeees his 5 F They stood listening | With a to k | trees in existence, however, have were not being taxed enough. | & mortgage with the money ‘eg > ; : © mihutes before the indi ndustry, con es-| not been pruned or cultivated ae- We, however, opine not. There has been « lot of complaint by . Why not rth ing them, swung open o n appropr 0) to be « ng to European methods and { the taxpayers in various parts of the state to the effect that they are ce ee restaging Pacaagear or eg phan DD Sa Be eee Ro bearing the brunt of the taxpaying burden, and the republicans, with ae a pA nt y 4 are right!” Starr] worm feeds, silk worm eggs and the comm - + their ears ever to the ground for the rumbling noises of political dis- y to learn the bart ne a litenek "heals pigsty ed | urchase of oitk cocoons. a oe . the Be 4 ee cet sl , barber r ! , years that he) The department purchased 100 | night at the Bon che. bai te . and to take a course in musical tm miles by rank | had kebt to these Mis : ~ ‘ - = conten eard a mighty roar, and through the! mental horoscope struction._Richfield, Utah, Reaper A. : ~ + , a : hs ped ounces of silk worm eggs. There are saw “a great light,” as it were, so they have tossed # sop to the dis- of al? there ys Ps more than 40,000 eggs to each ounce “1 often thought when I } he Absent Minded Hippi—1 won. ceduiaehtine & vas * The supply on hand has been ex i gruntied voters whose loyalty, is wavering. hop that'l would like ta be 0 frame |#08- WAY my wile US that bnake a Er aeamee womnthe bea : iy | haumted j We shall expect to hear it oried from the housetops, and from | oling salesman,” remarked Mr. Late: STOUnd my wrist - aie diet ditende, Lthe oe “ : ved. | It is proposed by the government . 2 é sradually incre e facilit To buy well, If you get your the rear end of Pull) i ry stayer " } s this border chief im- | 1 ar man | t0 &radually increase the facil y ; he ond of Pullman care running over the very relireads thet /*Tnt 1. sxe said pleanantih 1 have finished aff @xamination Bose any ote fiann 2 en of tha Of Faising #ilk in this country un drugs at the reliable family 4 have been thusly “soaked” that the republicans have shown their ins | “Vos but when | grew older I Se books.” said the expert, “a ot the | place—etraw blankets. food ang til it can be made profitable to those | store you will get them right in 4 born hatred of all corporations by making the railroads pay their rontand whee . stresuous time Mien phases to ay find your cash ern Bend.” A reat pile of wood for cooking who enens tn te ‘The prin ipa = || both price and qua Our i Just share of the taxes. 1 don't supp you would have | 4 oa deed surprised,” remark b Mo sede with tower room, y arr 5 the worms. This labor can be per ese é : So much fer the state beard of equalization and ite part in the | enjoyed being on the go so much,” |, 11" President | mn Heed took a|ined the outlaws’ horses should be | formed by persons too old to labe t. $1.00 size... 830 ; present 6 she observed 1m Rot” sald the vice Aimaidint Oe ee at oak aan apy . Swamp Root. 1.00 sie... Se ampaign. ook how he has been iing wor t tres as| Back again at his cabin, the ld] The compens Peruna. 81.68 sise.. Be > Perhaps our readers may have noticed the call for another meet- | I, mone wor wc Soe a won Reed's confidence | Indian protested, with a « il aineny ak te ane GEIR oO Seren ud Wins aameinn, bbe aie j he men who at the lawn mower hats m surpriged,"* be a dive a, that he bad never heard of Y of vee ing of the Washington Good Roads association, which is to be held ——<« plained the president ‘aan 't © . oi Seen gy nghy are fh oe a ftel bal of the tact that lI 5. &. i, $1.00 sine 830 q up at Bellingham next week. On the face of it, it doesn't look like | Have now much greater troubles |(hIBK & man who livediGo igh fer the band separat 4 not guess why 10 mer sak an ae Hondache Srecan, We slap.<kie on the way could be #0 short.” re “ at o te 4 hie > how s , Ors i itch Hazel (no water), pt 4 anything but the nicest sort of philanthropy and public apirit, Mebbe | por whi ‘aie on grass but! + 8 ¢ ‘ Mor-|1 mira creat intact Gee ieee tei while excellent in — 250 x. - ae - . has not been large in quantity, and . 80, mebbe so, but we again ne not. t ne were left the face of one man th + pies t “ r) We make prescriptions a spe- Is for action & | PE ruring th " 4 had ‘1 of course, the expense of production alty, usin ly the best dru It smacks a whole lot more of the doings of atie tor action every NEW INSPECTOR a eee re a ee eer ee ae coe has been prohibitive from @ com-|— Satt. Sis oa’ give you what | ; a ak ioe mfg hong nema ly grenp - oh mercial point of view your siclan prescribes—and about sixty days before there is an election pulled off in the Ever IS W. TED - [cma tale cnciethen and Sadaes It is the object of the department |ff the price is a money saver Green state the good roads association sits up and remembers that ‘ ‘ Bai ei te vee: a, Gne weit the in thus purchasing domestic cocoons Bs it hasn't met since the last election, and it hears that the good r: The board of health is consider | ¥'* vot. At the first Youngers Bend drew th 76 | 30 cccatn Cunt Sneht Se Saree’ om i | ing the adviaabil 4 the edges of the tab the tra 4 od the men | artificial ket for a time in or . q publicans here and there are a little bit sore about one thing and an. | p+ Band fr sing ity of — per t in front of himself the cave aw rode back | der to interest individuals through Stone § Pike St Pharmacy ~ | s iemic oO * council to appoint himecif as « 7 ‘ ether. The “good roaders” sit down and have their stenographers | school ing ~ acatt the dishes in a Minwou d to thelr old life | out the country in learning the art . os ‘ | oe meee A order to mai mashing wreck. Morris # “ here of sitk raising, to stimulate efforts BOTH PHONES—MAIN 933 a pound out some letters to the farmers and other people whe have | fe ereg Ay oe © health mf the | yi iinterir tobte. tan and One by one Youngs « we the production of the best pos Reliable Family and Prescrip- yotes concealed on their persons and and tell them that by and by | ns Sh pie thes eye bullet fect in Reed's body.| captured or killed—Tom Mel als capoons, and to keep alive the | tion. Druggiste, « ° pl] ye sah nied > . was shot at Pine Hill, Ky. in 18 interest, so she, wn 419 PL treet. Washington is going to have some good roads, and that the repub- Under the present system : k. ae . hin he b ~ » ¥ -? aor ¥ Your ace and | tim oh oye aoeel . tu ~y: vs . lican party is going to build ‘em. So the republican secretary of agri- the members of the board do all|for a pistol to bill his asoaasin | Hobbs Kerry were taken at Granby time comes when more natural m 4 | such inapection, but they do pot e e| ttle gine town southwestern Y culture sends the government demonstration train over the Great | think it ts adequate. Tt will depend Pisce [ma needing Te s was caught Northern road (republican), and the “ readers” (ait jicans) upon the ae of the council de He's! Kansas carly s76 Then ’ 4 sit in solemn session and tell the “natives” that the republican party an be secured for the purpose. him, 4 ve Tm an officer mous raid tn Minnesota, the at a tat he . oming forwa: tempt to reb the thfietd bank ~ —_ tren oe Washington as casy to travel as | John White and Kugene Brodie ee tee ering ee ima \the kiling of Bil Chadwell, Clell street jaradise (by « ‘ . are held at the city jail on a charge otnetit ahactie work, | Miller and the pursuit and That makes a hit with the “natives,” and on election day they jot ee ~—- say they en ale of Reed's death feached|capture of the three = Y unger ee | tered room 12 the Aloha house + Dar ome safely to| brothers, Coleman and Jim. * search themselves and when they find their little vote they cast it lf the restricted istrict and stole | Youngers Bend. Morris had tearned |The time for laughing at the law for the G. 0. P. 09 f the redesvous on the Canadian | Pasted—rewards mounted to extray J iver ne would be gathered |ogunt figures and publ ! Se much for the “good roaders” and their philanthropy. Dan B. Ametuts is utilizing the| and ear os aan nee Bay a gave way to a better feeling for aw ‘Tiere lrocking chair nowadays, a young on them at the moment, for jand order te @ republican eseretary of the navy defn in Washington, | stor entertaining him —Kidroa remer that brought the story, to| Over Youngere Bend | tr and there are a lot of voters over at Bremerton, and a good many (correspondence Orrville Courier them, and deter od officers could | Years fell a and strange quie outride rumor. O1 om St | ‘Tom Starr minsed his former guests, | of them want work. The laws of the nation, however, say that me | In addition to having tad boilers| oad ta a eanneh SUF 88! und he was growing too olf to form “extras” shall be put on for “emergency” work at navy yards (or | the Russian cruiser Lena seems to) Toungene Bead wee tupregneite Jother connections that pleased him. : : words to that effect) within sixty deys priee to on have lost part of ber name. said Starr. It's evil reputation pro. | Th¢ cave in the flinty mountain, just i a Caen Oe tected it from invasion. In the years | >¢vond the cabin, that had always , en Seen needs votes now and the men may or may WHY 18 A HEN? | [that hed passed since be cut away |>°*? = = —s ber Ps i the « ob o plan cor | came ered - eave ’ so op sll No doubt.” remarked the anthra You can save money by buy- fll )> man ned penrreted to that Ing | choked with chance blown rubbish, | 4 “Well, anyway," as Mr. Dooley says, the secretary of the navy 4 lump as A. was thrown out of |i ing your goods from us We Bl stronghold without his knowled hoing only to the grow! of @ stray . | the wagon am ne handle nothing but the best. lang consent. A f on he ee [coyote or the flutter of a bat's wings, has just ordered that 180 additional men be given work over at } (The 8D. M. km Give ws & trial. Soe ne nener Went eat tte ng |The law had claimed ite due: jus Bremerton. On the face of it, it looks as philanthropic as the “good | 20k somewhere in the above, but) I not been able to explain their pres. | tice a ce mightier than | roaders’” annual meetings. ee |e" satisfaction of Starr wrong, and its workings were inex- ‘ | ren as the ot s spoke a Tex. | erable. For a time a strong man : But we opine that it is @ big fat political “hunch,” about 100 per | } as theritt with a powse of 10 mon, {could make his own law and break g cent pure and three feet to the yard. | | who had followed him the 200 miles |!" ¢ he —y eae F There are probably @ lot of other philanthropic kites flying | For leon an tie ral tore re rid | Certain as death. Old Tom Starr fell 3 a greted ta the ale with pollttesd taite ted to ‘om, but erie The Kind You Have Always bene lbrakes. ive mile the tog | ite @ half-blind dotage, and You can buy this fine new cottage on $8.00 per month City Se j “4 one Bears the house they had walted until the) Tounsers Bend had a new history. water Sc per month. Sidewalks, teiephon and electric lighta z present. j tend phone—Buff 41, Ind. 99. hom le $ the warms, -enely ‘ : . Only $390. Co quick; 15 minutes’ ride. Now is the time te buy. - q ‘inentienn cn jones aa tenet tovee Gay’ ty Ga oa We can’t tell you what it is. Bet Over 1,400 lots have been sold in sixty days; over 100 houses right ; watch the philanthropically inclined democrats. They z given way to the cool- | ioe visit the Bon Marche toni ht. now under construction. You can save money by buying now. I * : u ine ne timber. ‘Then they « arge i : are also in the kite flying business just now. ca pene Hoe nner jotm, with city water, only $16 to $100. Take Washington street car. 4 | rove sisaliecticaneibtcsnvi Office open until 8 in the evening. ; ee Ree wea met. @ single fie, silent as dead men. Over| } Sa iia tate MATER GERR-Ot tas white, tone eens ere, SD oF Co, | os Seattle Dental SOUTHE 4 yaniel Mur: Man warcely deft they picked | A E : It would save the city the troubl ¢ of fighting his case in court. 308.310 Pao. ais prewar ay wily. At the corner of Sigg tty 4 ae yee. & quarter of a mile Parlors toa “ - Free Delivery bin, the sheriff gave his paemaneesatia PHOTOGRAPHERS STEAMER FLORENCE word of non al Rooms 11, 12, 13, 14, Hinckley Blk MEET IN TACOM. . irawnclowe| The largest “aud boot 2 ~ ‘ n close largest and best eq TURNS TURTLE sessces: TEE TH Sues sot inom. wih «moon ental ; otin the LaundryCom ine ~ 2 on mn tental office on the Pacific Cor Piet cat why rhow them if they ran, the] We have all the latest and mos (Special to The Star) | Musical ati 8 " hundted yards tastes | scientific methods of modern and it-rate offices, First avenue and Bell st peer a ™ 5 benteed wasee tecteaeto 5 ’ r u st avenue and street; Third, near Pike TACOMA, Sept. 21.—Originators| The Alaska steamer Florence mtiete. te Wenntio hevine vee tit were Weft, tied to the rat] Gnd nearest teeth w noes tau teaes an Ay “hina a ee wt the world-tamous expression | tFned turtle just as she was taking | ° botanical DISCOVERY to apply to The 10 crept forward,| pain. No students employed, but || "" HDs Us new business every day 4 > “Look pleasant, please,” gathered in|*®¢ water yesterday afternoon, | ir gums for EXTRACTING, FID, nto two lines to wurround | all are _dentiats ot long years’ ex-| Hak cma as’ gthereda | Peet Yoder ateroon racic apy wie" cs | QUEEN CITY LAUNDRY Idaho, Montana and British Colum- | ready for launching and crowd ~ IN os ua rantee ontight showed the big log | and ‘tell you in advance just what b. bia, for the purpose of attending the | ¥25 in attendance. About 20 people oo abin, set equat among ® group of | your work will cost. We make no Established 1890 a fourth annual convention of the| Were aboard the veel. ‘The ways| te quite as necessary, now mm, the long, black |charge for extracting teeth when | Photographers’ association of the| Ae Way on one side and the little|\s a knowledge of the « a wa eee ee ee Pacific Northwest, which convened | Vessel completely toppled over. ‘The | sehool branches, oud thie necewsity A. Somat thebee sett BOSTON q im the auditorium of the new Ma-| People were thrown into the shal-|hasdone away with the old iden that m © window at one! - PAINLESS 3 sonic temple at 9 o'clock this morn- | !°W water and all were saved by the | music is a luxury. If you will but end, a not gry red in the quiet 4 ing. speedy work on the part of launch-|call on us and examine our large | yellow radiance of n a DENTISTS 4 ‘The negative makers will be the | attending the event jand iful stock of Pianos, Or the men came close na from § guests of Tacoma four whole days,| At low tide she will be righted | gans, Simplex Piano Players, Talk- | Examination Free trumks to wood piles ané| and on Saturday they will be allow om repaired. Examination shows | ing Machines, Violins, Mandolins, | Silver Fillings 800 | char 1 far the | ° od to get “a focus” on the beauty at she {s not badly damaged and | Guitars and all kinds of Band In-| 2°14 bes Tath, that a 0 pd ht 2 how | Full Set of Teeth spots of the city as the visitors will | ar, fixed in @ few days. She| struments and note the prices at| Goig Crowne "$3.00 $800 ving side ended abruptly, | Bridge Work $5. 00 We keep them, The t b be entertained in elaborate atyle, | ¥'!! come to Seattle for her engines | which we sell our goods you will be| Bridge Work. $3.00 4 5.00 Th of the old Indian | Gold Crowr PRedghnra, the you othcsong oh y* Faery and the program assures them that |™ 0M as the repairs are made, | convinced that this is the place for} ol st j four | had caug gentle rustlings as | Gold Fillings G8001 cry eeebiaiy papmtata, baeediate “thete will be ‘something doing’ all CORRE CL a sg td buy. ‘ | PAINLS MITTHeD I ' fted rin. Starr | Silver Fillings 5060 ; tae: ¢ the time.” es * f@ are not bound to any particn-| PRICEM AND GOOD WORK DP Ik rimanded th - Painless Extracting 50. e Z Stat has not arrives at €a0 welocs |r make, our object being, In se- | BY SPRCTAL ISTH in each depart. | of lamp with © gesture Kxamination - yes | WEBER PIANOS, KOH. \ “Exeursion rates on photos at| telephone—-funset, Main 1060, of In- | lecting our stock to obtain the beat | en! O STUDENTS In the the th aarp t features o ‘ Fegan & ricson's studio, 1516 First) @eBendent 19% any time between | value for our patrons fice, All work done PAINLESSLY | ; Aled for —| LER & CAMPBELL Examination i ' + cam BA. © and 7:00-—and a copy will be seat | If you contemplate purchasing 40|pirienre. ive us meal and cou |* « down toward the light, the | (Mt PIANOS AND Silver Fillings .... BBe FOU at once. by special messenger, | not buy till you have examined our| Ril tind we do Just ce we tee. | Text# sheriff came up to rap im-| MARION SEATTLE, Crowne and Bridge Work. per Ine. tine |r t the thick front STREET (2s (] WASH OTHERS tooth . $3.50 We feel confident we can save you , called the iff | Pot Permanent Plates (that fit) $ s s OR YOUR EYESIGHT—WHICH? money. Anyhow it will vost. you wn's Dental Parl ’ OTO SUPF i ee TXAMINATION AND GLASSES FITTED FREE. nothing to inventigate. 713 FIRST AVENUE. SEATTLE KYE, EAR, NOSF AND THROA< INFIRMARY D Parlors 1, 23, 4. 5, 8 Union Block, | re ae ee ee Pl sT0 SUPPLY co.| H. & H. Chesbro eS DR. FRANK P. PRATT. 4 aad & Haller Bldg. .S. JOHNST One Door’ south of MacDougall | ter visit the Bon Marche tonta choo! of Photography | on ONCO & Southwick Free ta Amatanre 3305 Second Ave. loannecna' - i J