The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 26, 1904, Page 5

ot r, ot > a? th ow . . = his n) c ft ° 4 J J . J ’ , ‘ L as ' e , ba § HE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, SEPT. 06, 1904. ee a { ingt Hexinning at Colfax, B&p-| 606049946446004690064440990009998 9001799019098, > ington winnin " 900404 > GONY CAUSED HIM Fairbank’s Dash to the Pacitic | Sows str Stade saved veo] © pouki nr the othor wide of} , a wm . >) | oct! © THE TRAINING OF THE CHILD 7 : t y NAL 4 ; | Y CYNTHIA GRIY jING. ‘Two or three have the desired oe I . MILES SHAFER SHOT HIMSELF IN AGDOMEN WHILE ML 5 i « that ts ‘ not to bim If ho AND, WHILE SUFFERING FROM THE PAIN, BLEW ps | | . ‘. ghty, Re ~ ‘ eA t ation that he may gta | ern Washington " ‘ habit thet , ut continue the —_--—- | ee SS es . «. tt ie aes ' f 1 and easier for While hunting tn the w » Deputy Sheriff Dickinson, of " to howell I ull things, make Maury island, near t » Vashon island, young Shafer step. | | owes hed be aii cl Don't muddle Miles Shafer, 18 y ane, & et % which lay iv wh og og oo i dentally shot himself in the @ patt his gun on th eee we = ‘ ; teaches self control men with a t a t t lo dragging the gun | a th ‘ P . Take ne thing at a o'clock yeate < Aft the hammers, which next month . t the t « upon that Ying « a few momer " turned wh, caught In the : . t t r and thor- ath, 1 wa urging the tents of | . ' It in th ryealt 2.8 hip pocket, placed | bot of the gun into Shafer's DOLPHIN SAILS | blew the head off, Ba u ard the shot] which Fairbanks wi 1 i " With f 6,000 « st it will be one of th t | mor Dotphin, of the Alecks " “ft : ming | pany un ‘ ay » young man ‘in that viciuit and calling pit fo bs, pawengers and a cargo of 200 : hunting ¢ ing to ease the pain ane SST al merchandise, be ia sla: w about one Anion ir [phone ymmunication will be estab h ‘ pes a oes ness to tragedy i wa wit al hocked at | hibition of nerve and courage which ne ' ay of ant from Shafer at the | witnes young was hardly expected of him. He at rh ; og time, According to his stater " way ba bie aryteal has so arranged his campaign as to! pring t t ’ t . A? in sod taast of hie time berwese now |nerth, es ty of hor’pe || Better Health herift I who made an in t \ ror t th t am er ca, alter tenant ae 9 fl and election day in & n Wash-| f t ey nd tha COMES WITH 'T af the child's und 1 to Cor loy er ‘ ie hurting b The infant w oor Cole’s Original The revolver was fou nm that joonn't get what h shan pets firmly in the boy's hand, wt | spent a8 hy Agia Hot Blast Stove The $1.00 and $1.50 . | red bathed i) VANDERBILT AND CASSETT, REIGNING IN THE EAST, AND | | ere fang here, though I we th ture is even cat 6: 200k Helene ave. bt ‘ , } ere are so many things that may nd hight, and colds are only ae a one Hoy GOULD AND HARRIMAN, RULING IN THE WEST, MEET AT | wrong with the hild that it . - are Then ther is come t ye THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER AND AGREE TO DOMINATE THE | TOT THE PACIFIC : pr ge 7 etn ee yar Paying (pon bade oa now ae T “WALKING HATS a TRANSPORTATION BUSINES 8 OF THE COUNTRY premion of the tech ond the "sind a eeies thie Oe oak a ok ry” to be sure when it is time bese than seat ’ M _ to let the baby cry out his impa Bec, TSe = leh CHICAGO, Sept t6—Senator Bow, Laramie, Cheyenne. It te better to err on the t . 1.00 ’ nvestt te "a i gg Bo ~ 7 - Charles Warren Fairbanks, repub-; Oct. ¥—Nor aercy. But if the mother 7 “4 “3 : aa |ican — vive-preaides and |} Oct. 1 xington, Kearney, | i then let him ery = . ey seth Phew ss started on a record-breaking sp Grand Island, Central City, Colum-| When baby begins to creep, it te ase a “yt tee A omy ie ling to m September 23. it Began | bus, Fremont, Omaha a custom with many mothers to antees thom 5 a oe tack” he at Chicago and ends there, and will| After addressing a great night| place everything beyond his reach os hl . fg hye or nn ast 19 days, During this time he| meeting at Omaha, October 10,|/ This is sometimes necessary, but r h a | will make probably not less than a| Fairbanks will go to lowe, where | most babies can be taught at the <. Sunn hee hen & tether Sete Ihundred speeches, He is already he will spend three days. The lowe ge to keep their fingers EALERS ~~ hes oe Ne } billed for 78, and the itinerary has itinerary has not been definitely recious things. If po et ah of } ” ine S | not been completed to include Lowa, | arrat sible, leave the articles as they $305 Second Ave. ont hat Also, it is said by the committee, | Fairbanks will reach Chicago on ordinarily, for when the visiting 1 then be @ number of #p hes will be sand the return trip October 13. He will|day comes and baby has to go Sok enh e given Geer wiched in which are not on the of- ; address a meeting there in the Aud-|along, the life of both mother and HEATER ar coke "Ee hen Me te al program, The trip covers |itorium, Then he will go to In-|hostess will be made miserable if er tenon and eet 5,964 miles. diana to take part in the great cam-|the child has not been trained to mot Following is the itinerary after | paign for the winning of that state.|keep from handling articles about BARGAINS the departure of the spe train the room. But ff It lies between on the night of September 23 from | FAIRBANKS IN MONTANA repeated punishings and putting Chicago } GLENDIVE, Mont, Sept. 26—{breakable things out of reach $20 vatue tor $10 riondreds || WILL SAIL TONIGHT Sept, 24—La Crosse, Rusbford, |Senator Fairbanks waa joined by | choose the lesser of two evils and état te Gate tee Lanesboro, Spring Valley, Austin, |¢x-Senator Carter, of Montana, this | elevate the bric-a-brac. It is the Sates ticin Ged & bette, ot tame Albert Léa, Owatonna, Faribault, | morning and started on a trip| height of folly to continue in pun than one-half the original cost he Alaska Steamship company’s | St. Paul jthrough Montana with @ morning| ishing a child for things which we Ban these on Gin yen ene Oe erect en Pe oe ee | Sept Jamestown, Bismarck, | meeting here lean prevent his doing by a simple ay Saneatne? Chane conte ead Skagway and Lynn canal pointe to | Glendive. | The night was spent on a branch | change of plans on our own part COLE” SORIOINAL HOT BLAST. te raat. Ales Seams night will have 35 passengers | mt Miles City, Forsythe, Jing at Wibaux, A crowd of cow-| Begin such training by taking up Beware of imitations, b ney pom ooh: : and « large cargo of suppl on | pittings chers gave him @ rousing sere-/two or three things and being con See “Cole's Hot Blast from Chi- ae Wile sae pe — signed to the coast and intertor A. J. CAS8ATT. W. K. VANDERBILT. | Big Timber, Livingston, | nade this morning. sistent. Enforce these two or three ago” on feed door of every stove » « , cities of Alaska, Ame her pas Pee Whitehall, Anaconda,| The senator spoke here on the fr-/ things, It ineures better training om everything you buy sengers will be Mra. V. T. Kelly,| CHICAGO, Sept. 26.—Gould, Vaa- tion between the Gould system and | rieation poltey of the government.|/than to be chasing the cbild with poets buy out some of the finest and [who is one of the largest wowen t. Cassatt and Harriman. | Harriman’s Union Pacific lines, and| Sept. 26—Boulder, Maryville, Hel-|The gubernatorial candidate made|an ever present “Don't.” and fo ERNST BROS. dest furnished houses in the [merchants of the Tanana country 7 fF men are now practically the abandonment of the Gould plan | ena jan address, Fairbanks marched in| getting to enforce the first rule be Sole Agent city; that places us in a posi- §/ W. A. Puckett ie booked for White the railroad kings of the United to extend the Missouri Pacific to| Sept.29—Missoula, Spokane, North | the middle of the road with a long) cause so many new ones have been 506 PIKE ST. toa to offer to you such extra [| Horse, where he has some extensive | States the Paeifi - Yekine. \perade. The afternoon meetings instituted, TO A YOUNG CHILD 'E phones—Stain 1158; ind. 1100 values. Remember the same f/mining operations Skookum” | months this quartet of trans The agrecmest has the cordial| Sept. 20-—Htlensburg. Ronald, Ta-| Will be at Miles City and Forsythe.) TOO MANY RULES ARE CONFUS and place Jim and Tagish Charite, who are re-| portation magnates have been con- | support of W. K. Vanderbilt, be- | coma . E: puted to be the two richest Indians | ferring and the result is a gentle | cause of his dominant influence in| Oct. 1.—Rverett. Seattle. TWO MORE WEEKS in Alaska, are also bound north to| men's agreemen ating @ the Chicago # Northwestern, which | Oct. 2~Portland to an all by which the four tn the eastern « from Omaha of | Oct. Redding, Red Bluff, Marys their homes in Caribou | Complete Moweturisors. Hl FLSH FROM THE NORTH) 2a a ee Bole Agents for Charter Oak Ranges and Heaters. 418 Pike Street i Vanderbilt com “The aliases bet wae and Cassatt'’s Pennsylvania in existence for about Phone Johan 981 | Ste: Hon, of the Alaske pany has been Steamship company. arrived in port five years, controlling the railroad [this morning with a leree fi aiteation in the east =aueeweee | fish and off from the diffe Now it leaks oat that George | nertesr of south A » ¥ € id and & NH. Marrin Met tn the Alaska Piahertes U - r Uy and agr to pre liket, the ve broum@ht 4 ae wt harmony in the west men and 7.000 aoe between the lines controlied by She brought 120 barrels them. Rat D WI AL YF OF barre {fish off, | neither will conduct aggressive op. try salt 4b erations in the territory of the Qin halfbut and 14 boxes of other. This means a close affilia had a sign rates ¢ PARLORS | NO NEED TO SUFFER y LY the pl» ' ‘ Ne : * simple appiication of ih COOKING SCHOOL usual agony cooking school will be held tomor y In every department thor- . row. The fi aes, which meets Ne our keynote, at 9:20 in the morning. will | Spec Everything. third cours poking. The " a The it Materials, 4 are: Brown hk, # Latest Appli nishing, omelets and Q Lady Attendants. B £:30 let nen “ Lowest Charges. a the afternoon @ class in first Q ,. Can you get more than tegen a The these? ach week » SCALE OF PRICES t ns Full Get of Teeth from Geld Crowns | pane gor Q Gold Fittings trom u the west Silver Fillings from iy ad Hamburg. * Satisfied Patier y argo, 4 N. Y. DENTAL PARLORS lao tk aan and ® gens eu = n Avenue. | & Hours 4 to 6 pm pry Sage » + Sundays *& m.to fh m. N be an Franch See eee eee ee) TOS oe Will Have YOUR OPPORTU- THE STATE AND COUNTY INTE | VORCED—THIS ARRANGEME A rocky road lle vet the 1 machine in thi nt Chairman,E. B. Palmer, of the 1 fectua to t i mr u nfronted by an SECURITY SAVINGS AND SAFE nn narvey of afar in na €0 DEPOSIT CO. au atta toa SENECA STREET fn tea a” 115 a ee Of An os mittee to stir things up a bit " HI ' acked, owit t {M ment f b ' t ena th 1 from th \ 1 fa 2 t of the county are no ! uged in figuring how ny men on thelr ticket THEY CAN KNIFY nd not spend too much t t ket, will, it is conceded, get th hatred for Mr. Smith t ’ CHEAP FOUR.ROOMED NEW COTTAGE AND FIVE ACRES Piiiie jut tho tnrmors of t ; OF FINE LAND, ON CAR LINE AND LAKE, ONLY $775 “ Se pias On terme ot né $10 per month. Party,can make $2,000 oughly Inoculated with the rathroud nd mountaine bind nares of this heautiful land has beom 9! weiting far My, Mend, the republiows | sold ip the leat 49 dewpia €. D. Hiliman's Lake Washington Gar Comite Oe Queue, with uo O% Gm Of Tlen atten AN Hate sad aincorw tert ait UR | City Offices, Renew 4. % 3 Tiny Bock, or take free boats at Tay- fh iam rtecrwntio eusneid Ube wate | Office on Grounds. chairensup, Buscomiotieys slavninvil, We. | tors Saari ww Weehinyuton sect Car Lins Palmer scmmge ween Renee weewtad * will be kept up, and | will meet at the Missisaipp! river - * lian ea a a the Union Pacific system Both the Harriman and systems will have independent lines | to the AUlantt coast. Harrigan the Erte ral! | © New York and) 4 has the Wabash, which how / nds from Kansas City and St./ Loula to Pittaborg and is on its way to the Atlantic coast | Thus Vanderbilt and Cassatt, con t « in the east, and Gould and Harriman, controtiing in the west and shake hands cordially across the river = The King County &. 0. P. ve a Rocky Road RESTS WILL BE ENTIRELY DI NT WILL HIT LOU SMITH HARD wf the old war horses nected with the now and a dited W They told him, acec that have f trom ommittee headquarters, that the y for Mead in th nt lay in a compl A ment b entralizat f efforte in i gham candidate fo s fr. Palmer, it is related WAS MORE THAN PLEASED th wi an absolut t 0 Kir unty her Proba anticipating this, the y central commit planned ber of meet ings in the nty for the comir two we with Congr a u ‘ , ra, Mr. I t u shortly I 11 den of nd | ative ticket natorial in terest bly bound wp im th nd he wante t woo every man on the ticket wim that reason, Mr. Pil ud worn, including several mom law of the old Pilon senatorial coment te, WEL romper ete with Ke ebamt 7 ewmtyel = eomemoi ti on Deweem (be! jdtotermnrcas @ the ermal too aed (be wale umitt com ville, San Francisco. Oct. 4—Palo Alto, San Jose, Liv ermore. Stockton, Sacramento. Oct. S—Truckee, Reno, Carson City. Oct. 6—Elko, Ogden Oct. 7—Brigham, Farmington, Salt Lake, Evanston. Oct. §—Rawlins Bargain dealer who Is alway ing at leas than cost no doubt mds that a er is born every minute The re also dealers who price }4 plano at a fabulous sum and sell wtomer for whatever they ap land him at Don't Be a Sucker Hanna, Medicine Buy of a o pric house, wher the person unfamiliar with value elves the same margin as the OUR FIRM 18 STRICTLY ONE PRICE. Our prices cannot be beat m0 yd of the man . n antities, an , i aT ntracts elther do we 6 neil piano ‘ f pianos will inform line Albert Welller died at South Se- attle ast night. He was 68 years of age and was better known as “Rob inson Crusoe’ rhood For many mon ler has been an inmate of the Co poor farm, In life he was satisfied with his lot at the charitable institution but expres tie under his own roof, A short time ago he Jisappeured from the tution r to his own a with that * thoughts Dropsy was the | aus of death ‘ LAND. Va t 1, aged fare + nged t He killed Cadu Wiltiarr Frankiin, Va, in a quart - PLANT REOPEN CHICAGO, Sep The Deering I n of y re ite plant today, The men. In ing t t 1 re stor nine-hour wage schedule with | unions. Steamship Hyades salied for the Orient this aftern She carried 000 tons of freight, consieting of flour, f anned & tobace cigarettes, machinery and hardware | progressing at a slow rate. Work on the steamer Topeka is the beds for the pumps to be used in forcing from the sunken veasel, Capt. Renabeaux, who of the work were laid it two weeks. be accomplished tn a With the completion of the coffer-| will | tothe surface in from two tc three hours from the time dam the vessel, it is expected be brought the pumps are started to work HIS WISH SATISFIED | TEN ACRE Garden Tracts AT MEADOWDALE BEACH ING FA TER than ¢ uttle-Ever 00 acres in e entire 1 going now they won't ng the » tracts for t men a building a N’'T YOU BUY Keen these tracts, Postivel mo vffered on th: net t $150, ACRE nts hoice acre t 8200 ar the WHOLE me N ren train Office and e ut rl h th at $200. t GO oUt any morn © now Inturbe fays that work is being WE EXPECT to at the rate they at time. Pe but th Every @ land, gra arf and building a of land until © best for attle om some $150 pe new you have land the least arket at Some $250, but very at $150 for t ttle h wh, and and SEH THEM. Take ut Buy round trip WEST & WHEELER T and @ Union Mtoe ROBERT MALTBY GHD gmd 410 Row York Ghooty Today | which are the water | has charge stated today that the completion of the bulkheads would romis, you. w.c 2615-2617 Firet Avenue, We all b that will sv Where w IN THE DUWAMISH VALLEY! Get into action! RIVERSIDE aide walks. the Interurban Railway, e that. 1 be the UNION TRUST COMPANY Incorporated 1892. Squire, President. Between A PRICE and Wee from 10 ¢ 934e doft Vv mo: Buy an INTERURBAN TRACTS. schools, easy terms of payment Get tickets and information at our office. Agents accompany CAESAR CROSSED THE RUBICON. WHY DON’T YOU CROSS THE DUWAMISH? The Union Trust Company sells Riverside Interurban Tracts; the Interurban Railway makes the trip Rapid Transit! Here Is the Opportunity! Grasp iti! Seattle is to be one of the GRE. Where will the garden yply her markets? twenty Phone, 653 Main. eesable Suburban Villas? acre of the Continent. stuffs be grown. AT CITIES or more of GOOD land in the Plenty of water, good minutes’ trip into the city o@ 31 and 32 Haller Building. URRY nts 1 BI ory Ab duced from 12\%¢ V4 kish Heavy Towels, f need 1 fro ble War THE BEE HIVE Vine and Cedar Reliable Dry Goods Sto Heavy Huck 20, re p Tur Liquozone, reg. $1.00, at Swift's Peruna, reg. $1.00, at Swift Lydia Pinkham ©o,, reg. $1.00 reg. $1.00, at Swift's Cuticura Soap Colgate’s Shaving Soap ....++++ Beef, Wine and Iron . . DELIVERY FRED T PHONES—MAIN Ghe Main Corner Second and Pike Street PUGET SOUND BRIDGE AND DREDGING COMPANY, ie. ENGIURERS ANY CONTRACTS Bridges, Stewetural tron Weal, Pian quill by All Methods, Toundsetvons, SEATTLP. WASH. 2615-2617 First Avenue, Between @ Vine and Cedar Full Bleached soft liven finish, express for hotel purpose, x18, reduced from 124ge. WHITE BED SPREADS. Three leaders for Tuesday and Wernesday $1.00 quality Soft Cre Marseilles pattern het Quilt, sale price 890 Star Crochet $1.00 tar Crochet sale price.... $1.50 Quilts; sale pri $1.75 North fringed at ++ eee Poem wecereeeeeeees ASO O teeee wee weeeeeee es BO eva ‘ ‘© YOUR DOOR, IND., 798. = i i ah na sachin ha