The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 22, 1904, Page 4

Seta ne Ee Tc ete, et at ee A any mn et = anew, pot 4 = — r, Bottor take your Oh, | just got behind « tree and | 1 let out a hol THE SEATTLE STAR | obPeeh+ FOP OEE Geer eeeEee dO OOOdOOROR | 1 It Tt er ck-water strong, shot him in tho eye with my weppin \¢ l’caune there's goin’ to be #trange |as be come along, Bee He pinted BY STAN PUNLISHTING CO. mise? at the bear with his bear I I 4 ; ngs, and | hadn't got the » rotor an . EVERY APTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY ve NS) AR. DUS ye . A F | out of my mouth beto vos @ bane my pee om , TELEPHONES ; ® |'woof and comes fi wi Aare caggadede jen “ Business Depa. tment—Sunaet, Mair ondent 1138 é 2 |atoam enjine. [had been + ar “ " 1 The Star's Bastorn offices: 16) Hertford building, Chicago, 6 Tribune | | Lord had caused me to mt und a bear goin’ at I Dulane New York W. i. Portertiald, foreign advertising en eee that I F ices Sak a Ngo rl . q BAL) AnD STAR AGENCY a2) Ballard ave. Sunset 1“ 3 ty oa ; | ———_ one es - , Wether vl ad I felt " : One cent yer copy, 4 pe F twenty-five cents per month |) 6! ; roms | leaves Gladstone Dowle th ' eBlog | cranks heen <e | @etivercd by mail Not irope, says he inte to read} remaining un-Leap Yeared } By H. UC Green cus come along before gratifyin’ my | soon ad Ig = . ; = | Tho W. Lawson Pronated ‘ = by the Frank Lee- i heakarts than the f The dat Ae, Buber Piretige | Finance.” If he de © won't find| New ¥ is reported wide open i sebiinnies Moun | Oh, sugar! they won't hurt] “Hirst ; i q Aine ly taken From the let | it necesmary to go thin winter | again, ‘This te ite regular fal mn ‘ yn't be afraid, | was amagit , I ; B.-, > avoid " oo | Hank, the guide, peeped into the| you,’ he ar ‘ , " ma Remon — ‘ oa a offee pot and then sat down on a] 1 have read all about bear books | that atu , pad ' Mutored at atoffice at Beattie, Washington, as secondctas matter, | 14 the Newport police Judge who| Maybe the Pullman works wore |!# 10 awalt the boiling a and they ain't dangerous.’ | pede vit ' f 1 ae on “== | intends to send m aire automo. | shut down to give the men an op- |). oi8 GNsereml Feplyi eer ted A tobe a gum chune|I id Dr. 1 | mena nara . bt rs to portunity to vote, jhe said, “was up | ah. Drifted | pone t z eee rhe “two-and- | . Ww a. f p “a ait seventy stenches, | got no yots WAR TERMS. evenin', and feelin’ pretty Rood, | A "ay be 4 cae : , : be ei THE SLAUGHTER-HOUSE CASES}. ui 4) ee not meanin’ ho. harm. ‘Dimeby|ot one? Tam surprised that you| sol: ‘R , |} David B. Hill says he will yeanin’ bo harm meby | of one am surpri you p ae : “and several of potitt Jan ar 1 ; rt wh com a litte feller with | didn't ad about them in your ive do , ey ete eee : ine part of this te that H {nothin’ on but his pants, shirt and | jografy. A gum chune bear is @ he tl : stinks,” which the Beacon hill residenta have been forced to endure pe ea Gains tonne pecticklos and looka me ove Hel grouchy old bach maybe a ¢ n Pte - from the slaughter houses on the tide flats, seem about to become wae & funny lookin’ critter, cock oe ee ae Ne Sere | ; to town | am ¢ ; Where's the preas eyed, long body and short leg ke nassioty and longs to wipe it out at y aly unpleasant memories, according to the holding of the state [ine manager of the me of them—what do you call 0 nd until he gets a big a and «learn fancy supreme court, which decided yesterday that the abattoirs in that lo. | company | thom Cogs, Clawed, what they bring of prune gum end be hawe on | went bes 1p the pot with a Ho's Deon kidna said one | ip under a bureau so thelr legu|that day after day to strengthen a ur ality were sances and would have to be abated of the stage bands can't grow? | hin jaws When he gets so be can | Suspender Coffee's t ie” ' This means that no more such establishments will be tolerated | “Then I quit right here!” scream Dachshund | chaw @ crowbar off first shot out of ie om ed the chief warbler 1 want it un | reckon them's it. His| the box, then he goes a-wooln’ rou. | 4 om the tide flats, a section which, by rights, should be devoted to was so short that when helble Better go a little careful with | along afte iW bis feet just touched the! this r, pard. He might be a) grab the bos the tail mebbe J Ti : and that's ail. Pretty soon|gum chune mld b b ba a couple of d. says; ‘I must inaist that you] “Well, instead of scarin’ the little| minutes, by wh time I fg ] d 4 r oting through yo akeetor that only ade him aa] the pe r be | ¥ ire ’ re it le ver hoying nd if extous to epy the brute. 1 should | ton » ht rw led along you do so any more I will be com-|dearly Jove ter see & um chune|uncommon active, seein’ as how 1) Tied. That one word tells _ | pelled to take the law into my own! that I might Inspect b xillar- | have ¢ ple " the whole story. No rest. No comfort. All tired out. Fortunately, physicians know about Ayer’s Sarsa- ratood that I'm the star of this ompany! nothing clean and wholesome Industries, It fa, of course, a hardship for the packing house people, who will A WORD FROM JOSH WISH their slaughter houses, but that it will cleanly be much greater majority that they be compelled to do so and give . way to industries that will invite, rather than repel, other new in Nil desperandum, hands jes,’ says he, whatever them might] ringbon How so? [ asks, curious) be, I didn’t say no more, but 1) a mud tyrtle enough. Well, he goes down in his| thought if a little, h i ot say A RAIN OF SHELLS STOPPED | Pocket and fishes around for a spell |of a microbe Hike him dast stay in| kid at set THE JAPS’ ADVANCE ke he had fost somethin’, and|the same county with a grizzly, a] |finally digs up @ little pee wee, | full-growed man like Uncle Mank| somethin’ was dus ing. It is to be hoped that the decision of the supreme court w * in this important section of the elty, goes without say us th’ old school growed son | Then | books us sult in prompt action on the part of those whom it affects most Remember theres to i've written a historical| putty shootin’ weppin about the! ought not to be afraid to walk up| between two p closely and will soon lead to a cleansing of the city of an evil that vaudeville. roman |etee of @ cigarette and holds it out|to one and pull b whiskers out.|in mind | cut acr y \ 3 : Ma, it’s a society love etery in front of him like a woman bists| Well, we camped there, and sure|on headin’ them off | parila, They prescribe it for fe at least a menace to public health and comfort, and promises to ame thing, same thing, old| 0p @ dead rat by the tail, ‘I shall enough a couple of days after I run Weel, 5 mate & and arrove first} 4, ©. Aver 0. be a greater one if allowed to remain by sufferance of unenforced ma hoot back,” says he, frownin into the tracks again, smokin’ hot,| in a clus finish, The little man was austion, anemia. LO Arpen: | “For a minnit I was knocked/so | hops back right lively to/ still goin’ as fast as former, puffin ‘g statutes. Jack Munroe bas lost on horses a peechlens, then I come to slowly. | camp. land most tremenjous. Wher % Seattle is no longer a country village, and the sooner that evils | ce the money he received for fighting |'Of all the sawed-off, hammered The buggist was backed up| he » me @ look of genooine j 4 Hetty Greer n Jeftries If Munroe isn't careful he| down, nail-bitin’, death-breathin’, against a tree with a pair of blind. | perched his features, and be facident to the life and growth of rural communities are abated and Pipe eo ae . # aga ” Ln won't have enough money left to| roar tearin’ bullies ever I seen ers on. Said he was examin’ th hanged bis course and come a sail 4 ° 20 taxes on her old | start that saloon, y th tt ‘ \ f t n’ by within two feet, disappeartr rom its © sooner the Puget Sound metropolis will | homest a . . Hare the wus says, and turns | ha n the lege of a skeeter to #e Wiped from its confines the soon Puge' pol neetead. Not being @ candidate ’ away. Rut the next mornin’ as | ribe he belonged to, but when | with a whistlin’ sound, But at the > buy well. If you get your | for vice-president yobs F take its proper place among the big and progressive municipalities | 4°), ‘ior eee ee. A — The habit-back skirt made go—! was settin’ speculatin’ on the here him I had rounded up hin| same time the grizzly side-steppe irugs at the reliable family just as lots of the women wet get-lafter, up comes this sar little pe he dropped the insek sudden | too, and come straight for me @ the country —_ ting the habit, too. ® liete aed Bivee ime to tome hin Synere Bry pot the little man. | laid beck, “mouth open, breathin eee gan AR Gat Oe m gag The decision of the supreme court is one which every citizen of | SCIENTIFIC x nar ae ie ee the hilla, Come to find out he About half a mile up the gully | fire oo ie One Soe ae d . ones nyway m rthar been | was a buggist, one of them fellers | yor Better straddle along right | Some fellers would have got pr ave simMar to then Seattle should commend and which should be a warning to every | weil shak if it hawn't been faker | that is always stickin’ their noses | peart, because I didn't tie him none | tight down on their benders and Hood's Barsaparilia B3e c@Mmunity where similar evils ¢ xist. | te die caabenste hn nto the private business of toads! too fast.’ says I prayed, but only girded up my Swamp Root, $1.00 size See ft ~ “ by ° on I and reptyles to find out what they | ‘Certain, to b ure. Had I best |loins and sayin’ ‘deliver us frem Swamp Root. Goc size = waen't much of a sucéepe. I'm | are doin’ when they are home and|take my wepin? he says evil’ right earnest, hopped over a Peruna, $1.00 stae THAT GAMBLING RAID sorry to say. Two men hadssor n the bussums of their families. | As you please, says I. ‘But I | tree trunk and skedaddied dowr Syr of Figs, genuine a3e words just after the sale iqpened.| wot) we outfitted in a way thai widn't advise you to peck at bim|the hill somethin’ wondePfu Next 8.’ . bi.00 cine B30 and one knocked t ther dowD. | would make @ pails dinin'car look|overmach with It. If you ever bit a|minnit | hears somethin’ go ‘po Headache Bromo, 50¢ size. 250 ve a ge — = like & lunch counter and struck| pore bear with that piece of ordi-|and takes « peep over my should Witch Hazel (no water), pint j Mighty little credit is due the police department of Seattle for the t something to be keachetalown |out: and immediate that feller) nance there wouldn't be enough left |and what do you suppose I seen? 250 pect something to be knocked dows 4 to get busy. Bverylof him to pick up on the pint of a| Nothin’ but old Eph stretched out We make prescriptions a spe- _ es, capture of a half dozen gamblers Tuesday night, although the at an auction time he would see a danged bug @ pin and examin’ through that mag-|deader'n a berrin’ and the little laity, using only the best dru: runt of a perfesser settin’ a-strad bialnable, and give you w knights of the mace and brass buttons did go through the perfunctory form of making the arrests after they had been veritably dragged by the coat collars into a gambling joint and shown the evidences of s felony under their very eyes. ‘The Star takes its hat off to Mr, EH. James, a member of the ex ecutive committee of the Civic union for his conscientious and un tiring endeavors to see that the gambling taws of the state are not But you can't deny that the Rus tians have been unluck#all through the war.” 1 can't. He came over here die of him and examin’ his jaws your physician prescribes—a pine silver-tip grizzly.’ he say the price is @ money saver 1 come up. ‘Puffick specimen n be jooks up at me and says Sowers monch aye 1. sot I Stone's Pike St. Pharmac nd and admirin’ the BOTH PHONES—MAIN 933. able Famtly afd Prescrip- about those who m the Lena?” A SURE SIGN. Nell Lawrence is expected home moet any time Nows reached th piace last week that he had bought Must have seen a lot con e - | Wiggles—Have a drink of cool, |him « $16 suit of clothes. and the! the time you was travelin’,’ be tion Druggists, 4 Viotated so far as Seattle is concerned. Had it not been for Mr. | refreshing spring water, Wagsles. | boys of thie county make it « rule| ers with & funny grin | 419 Pike Btreet ; James, the U and I saloon, perhaps one of the worst violaters of the Wasgles-1 should say not Alwhen away from home to come| Yes, quite a chunk. How did} | man's body ts seven-eighths water! home and show the first sult they you do it? | asks, full of wonde law in the city, would never have been brought to justice. The pa- | the way it ix Do you want tomake|har Get Hallow Coe aaaneatie 7 trolman on the beat seems to have been sound asleep or else he was | me a lake? Tenn., Times. “im om the game,” for it is beyond the bounds of reason to suppose Teller’s one of the best farmers that a big well-fed policeman who hasn't a solitary thing to do but |! ever knew GOT BEER ChECK. to see that the laws are enforced on his beat can be # blind to his WELL, WE Gt NoT. Rorn to MH. N. Shaw and wife, « It-pound baby. He has not plowed < a mtion of the re. | flagrant a manner as they were in the U and I bar very much corn since —-Fredericks: ae by Sage te gen Dh ~ It has come to a pretty pass in ® city of the size and prestige | 48! Cor Caldwell O. ReboJour | Vii. the inter was on his way | of Seattle when an officer of the law has to be taken by the nose The Crown Prince Frederick Will. | home last night. The two men were jiam has been betrothed. This| drinking together during the even | ———————ewmereee jing, but Martin and another man, | It doesn't speak very well for the Ballinger “reform administration” How's This? whom he does not kr t ix claim. | ows “a ed, followed Jensen aloog First ave when the public {s informed that such conditions exist. wits $8, om 2 rk apet Since the “hint to Sheriff Cudihee’ was published InThe Star last | cannot be cured reached and then took from his duty as not to know when or where the laws are being violated in so Joe Martin ts held at the city jail and led into dens of iniquity before he is aware of their existence red tare Ph ther (Bae south until « godd, Halls Catarrh | w Bs ‘Tuesday in reference to the suppression of gambling in this city, that | me is CHENEY & CO. Tolste, 0 eyes - ot. hange and a lot = official has stated that he is ready and willing to lend the aid of his | J. Ch laat Js years, and erfectty honorable in all LAN ACKNOWLEDGMENT whole force if necessary to the municipal police department to stop | wtine ranenctions amd financially P |e nto x ut any obligations made] tn publishing itt yesterday's ixeue gambling, but that he has never been called upon to perform such a (2.2, QP scrscaw @ MARVIN, let Pho Blar portionn of ihe 04 os. “Maite Catach Cure fe taken inece- | 99. e a ae { a It only goes to show that gambling can be suppreased in Seattle | BA}, ,sctlne dirpet!y upon, ihe blood | Thome wan @ Every if the proper authorities want it suppressed, but that seems to be the | bern "EME Tei. Pris per [body's Magaxir in whieh : | neries of articles on thin wuhje place where the shoe pinches. The administration seems to be prod- | parion UA! * Family Pills for conats- | MUI Oring The ®tar b igal of promise, but most parsimonious of performance when it comes aes ase Me = phan FS ae to “doing things.” aminsion of yest It is safe to say that gambling in every form it may see fit to po Aenea " out” will mt ec orities int if, any evening. your copy of The ‘break ou exist just so long as the city authorities maintain HEA TERS Gist fee cat emtiven heme e “4 their present attitude toward an evil they are bound by their oath | FREE RENT FREE WOOD You car this fine new cott on $8.00 per month. City iniy $390. x e quick 6 utes’ ride. Now is o 0 telephone—Bunset, Main 10%, or In- er 1,400 lot eb n sixty days: over be oa oe re RENE ere AOC dependent LM, any time between FIRST CAME T HE PERFESSOR tract ma yoo Seana? cb—end 0 e0p7 Si) be a wave rn y by buying now. Large once. ys Brnie i" Siétos e Washington street car ‘ $ in the evening. cate hich they 1 € jo wipe out office to eradivate and which they repeatedly threaten to wi; | We show 120 4ifferent kinds but do not. Ba ey prices from crawlin’ along the trail he wan r Be | in our w x is Se ttl D .. i to get off his cayuse and foller him sft along Sunk the come and 7 i=" | Seattle Dental (2 °c sty noo we cme to tae tras ‘SOUTHEAST SEATTLE 3 The Green Lakers seem to be in the unholy clutch of a coal |i . m weed @ little ho Durndest fost. pretty soos me to the tracks | H ; About a week afterward 1 seen | which same were about the size trust just now. It's a mighty cold day when the “captains of in- adage wt hen Parlors that we had jumped the claim of an|washtub. The perfessor takes dustry” don't have some poor victim by the throat e 1. old grizely, First | noticed wh his glasses and polishes them a bit eutieumnnenion | ding coe nan’ Ranwes Tl Rooms 11, 12, 12, 14, Hinckley Bik, | he had wallered and then rubbed up |then cinches up bis leather an | 10, Garland, @t. Clalr, Bridge 11? Gecend Avenve against a rampike and slashed it takes to the trail. ‘Here, you ga r Extate, Majestic The largest and best equipped | With his claws—settin’ his’ trade-|loot!’ I yell ‘It don't nmake ne oat to that range. I didn’t say|but if you foller them that dinifyin’ machine of yourn.’ But The photographers of the Nor thwest are in Tacoma, probably get ting pictures of still life. others, We are also iental office on the Pacifi prised in my life. He got ner big bargains In all lines pain. No students empl but | was #e « for the Charter Oak | We bave all the latest i po oe ee! S } h ul : e. With o a scientific methods ot Mdderff and | sothin’, but at last the dude seen long enough you will come Cut-rate offices, Fi enue and Be Pike BUZZERS BEARD A BEARD IN ITS DEN. ond-hand department stores we | painless dentistry. Wetgc fi it bh and biame me if he place where your bear was borned Wo aitaee son ts oe po Bee Moco pire yee oo wear Pik | are placed in a positon to offer | 8d extract teeth without the least |didn't know what it 1 never | You have got the back track, pard- i oringing us new business every day pia artihe 2: a - Remember the ne | all are dentists of long y ex-| interested at once, buxzin’ around | Ah, I gee,” sald the perfesser pis ste perience. We examine teeth |here and there like a fly on a free|rubbin’ his chin, ‘Mebbe you QUEEN CITY IL AUNDRY - ¥ jand tell you In advance st what/lunch. Said he wanted to take alright. We'll try the opersite w lyour work will cost. Wa make no pictur of him with the little box first. He turned around and nose charge for extracting teth when | he had packed on his back; wanted /off in the tother direction, him a Complete Housefarnia! j plates are ordered. Lady always in to foller bim up and take his foty-| lookin’ at the trall and me guardin Agents for Charter Qak attendance. ang f at clus range I told him/¢ ear and lookin’ at everything Ranges hin’ would make me more hap- |e! Then all at once I seen the BOSTON 418 PIKE ; hat I dearly loyed to set down | critter we were @-peekin’ for. His 6 ‘2 . PAINL ESS Phones—John 98 gricaly and swap news|nose was pinted towards ua, his ) m—kind o’ a fad o' mine—| head hangin’ low and swingin’ and 1anos ‘ » DENTISTS ways waited until a cir-|his mouth full of the prettiest teeth The fool buggtat was bend the tra and I ieee eS oe into tother’s mouth and disappear-| We keep them. The best the Am CALIFORNIA ed forevermore if | hadn't ketched | fean market affords. Sell them oa Established 1890 REET. Ind. A1156. -\ever | looked Full Set of Teeth Bridge Work $5 00 Gold Crowns : 5 ‘ er living near Delphos, ha ives 5 Aitings . " ae BABY FOOD him by part that was handiewt | easy monthly payments, remarkably luxtriant growth of whiskers, R Painless Extracting 506 ous connective y)|8nd yanked him back, ‘There's | No Students the fields a «warm of bees came a nd settled in his growuh., Mr Examination <j 8 rious, ECoNgMIcAL |Your blame chipmunk, says 1| WEBER PIANOS, KOH. att operators Licensi PRICE pve OF | Macsitcent "The vrs nor] LER & CAMPBELL |Q grammaton = *.......7RRR Buckler sat do m and remained quiet. Whe all the bees bad settled ently while working in 4 | | fs Ve — 3 aoty arose, walked home and with the aasistance of ‘ 45 A ' a hia native Wild. What PIA! fiver Fillings B5e others hived the buzzers. fl Hetween Fourth and Fifth Ave. m1 : eM © > be | 417 PIKE, across from Ranke ball, | MARION Gbcher qe NFM yALiDs tur to. show Br. D to down Stan” Crowne and Bridge we | 90 per cent of Headaches are | STREET WASH ~ east!’ says tho. perfesne e un $$ $ OR YOUR EYESIGHT WHICH? \ coaned boy Kye train - 4 Hitis Kor, e $1.25, $3.00 Sizeg |*iNched his camery and commenced | rane Permanent Plates (that fs Cured permanently by our scten . . to . ' r, sayin’, soothin’ | . ; Asner RECOMMENDED AND’ | | hese, Geek Soke ae be oa Tweilve-Year Guarantee. AMINATION AND GLASSES FITTED FREE. ay eee eee | PHOTO SUPPLY CO. fos) FOR SALL Bi sedied.” Pretiy quick old Boh skin. [eae GO El. Chesbro soe a SEATTLE EYE, BAR. NOSE AND THROA . INFIRMARY H. A. LINDAUE School of Photography | QUAKER DRUG CO his lip and commenced to cuss | - DR. FRANK P. PRATT 4 and 5 Haller Bldg. Eye Spectaliat Free to Amateurs ' $013 and 1015 First Avenue und 1 in bis insides, and‘ 1305 Second Ave. beng. trae ro