The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 23, 1904, Page 4

Sa a an a THE SEATTLE BY STAR PU BLIgnING CO. OPPICHR120T and tm Reventh Avenue BYBRY AFTERNOON EXCEPT BUNDAT TELEPHONES Business Depa iment sum Main 108; Independent 1198 Baitorial Departn Sunset, Main 138 the Biare Masters offices: iW Hartford building, Chieago; 6 Trtbune Guiding Rew York, WH. Porterfield, fe adve ising BALLARD STAR AQENUY—aa alliard ave @w o a tal. One cent oer copy, six © twenty-five conte per moath @elivered by matt 3 carriers, No free copter. £ DOWN TOWN One 2108 SHGOND AVE Our w Dow ~ ff’ h hae opened for the ¢ . rel ge want or W/THHOLD NOT THE HAND n to be given Tt « at th b by the lowe w * th ft hit pon a apy b 5 vice are to go ayuide Emer gency hospital—that gallant old boat whereon the h esa, helpless and friendtess of the city's outcasts and f vat are given shelter, comfort a a and medical attenda t of charg the only pasaport asked of them at the gang-plank being eviden distress. suffering of poverty The union service should be we! able congregations will assemble tot prayers and hymns of thanksgiving ry is Sung the coins that a dr ed into the entribution box w rep Tesent more th © religious sentiment, 1 han mere church toll, me th giving on ple f careless d or dollars towards vague charities in foreign lands, Those . ne of the city’s most worthy and most Mean specific betterment for practical charities. They will mean food fo hungry, cloth ing for Seattle's naked, and care f attle’s at ‘The instinct to ¢ ity in human nature is perhaps most strong BY appealed to through religious sentiment, and at the union service the Thanksgiving Te Deums w more than soften hard hearts. It Hwill loosen tight pocketbooks The prosperous will pay ¥ mtary tribute, remembering the poor ‘The strong and healthy will p a thankful cola, being re minded of the weak and the sick Daintily clad women will give generously of silver, thinking of their sisters who have scanty mt, and heads of fa . Plump toothsome turkeys crisply brow In the oven at home, will Peach deep down into t kets to give out of their abundance to those whose wives and children are without food So the little boxes on th ng k will pass, and they will be filled to the brim with st iver and gold. And when they are counted there will be a goodly sum—a goodly sum made up of little w, will have coins, and the tir gone on its way ¢o its A POLITICAL STORY AND A MORAL ‘The new governor of Minnessota has a name mon as mud. Hitehed to him is a story that makes you feel like taking off your hat and cheering the mon people, who have big hearts end a keen appreciation of justice. Joho A. Johnson Is a Swede, the son of a Swedish immigrant. He worked his way up in the world and was honored by his fellow men. His candidacy for the rship n him a political target. He took his medicine |! that he allowed his mother to take died in the poorbouse. That mean, low-down story was investigated to the here isthe truth of it: states Nmit and At the age of 10 years Jobn A. Johnson, almost a baby, left School to help his mother. She did take in washing. It uired the Mnited efforts of the pair to keep the wolf from the door. The father would not work. He was a loafer. Love for his wife and boy failed to move him, and, at last, friends of the family sent the man to the porohouse, where he could no longer live and a child. ‘The boy kept on working. Wore patches. He carried a man’s burden on and never complained. His one ambition then was to be able to sup- port his mother, and he did not rest until it was accomplished. ‘That story reached the cars of the voters of Minnesota. As a ‘eampaign argument it was ten times as powerful as would have been ‘a method of securing universal peace. John A. Johnson is a democrat. He ran ahead of his ticket Something like 140,000. The Johnson landslide ram neck and neck with the Roosevelt landslide. He is the new governor. You can bank on this fact: At heart the people are all right, and 2 & woman He boy's shoulders He ran errands; he did odd jobs. his man when they see him. JUST IN—BUSTER BROWN SHIRT WAIST SUITS. Special Sale of Women’s and Misses’ Tailor-Made Suits Fall Hates, Walking Skirts. %-Length Coats, Cravenette Raincoats, Large reductions made tn every line. Credit if you wish—same price as cash. WESTBERG & CHILDS 1312 SECOND AVENUE. CLOAKS, SUITS AND MILLINERY 2615-2617 First Avenue, Between HE BEE HIVE... 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You see, myvbual, |, CENE RATS vi v. 33.—A ned tired of wri Sherlock ness is upon such mall sonia’ sore Gee Seer ore noe Ves atten vane wpm ch nell wale [der area ender charge fm $1.25 Liquozone ion, Wa coula nuana & ‘ The governor of Suez has ordered | “er. malicious destruction of prop- | - vnegt all veasela not to throw anything |@°tY @nd tnciting riots. The arrests | r this week as os ¢ Suez canal while the Rus. |8r@ the outgrowth of the strike at | - T. & Co,’s THE ONLY STORE IN SEAT seals job, Alton B et is passing through. Prob.|th® foundries in Cincinnati, and eats: :. ails pen earmatueeias “thay avaing sean Parker jaw. Never|ably afraid the Russians will sink | N¢¥port, and Covington, Ky., which her black TLE WHERE YO! AN GET A aden fe & attempted, | the canal has been in progress for several trimmed FREE BOTTLE OF LIQUO nothing lost, you know | a } montha quart, full; an 7 f | | Kx-Mayor Ames, of Minneapolis, Those now im custody and ranteed for | ZONE o where there’s| ls being tried for the fifth time,)charsed with murder are William two years, »* STAR DUST | “Gimme a ce ot red bi Probably he Ames to tire ‘em 6ut said the sopho | who had A pew Whereupon a freshman in G church, New lost all he could spare, fled to the| York, sold for $1,560. This (oka nearest police station for protec-| som & like a case of Grace be tion. fore meals. in the tone a we means out.” | plied Smithers. Young John D. Rockefeller says | that entrance into heaven cannot be }bought with me Well, that ts something WE thought of trying ey never A man somehow er finds ning to get four heodore. other always | wonder If they a years more from time t' do some things} - ; | Indications are that Douglas, the he oughta't t' do. shoe man, who waa elected governor of Massachusetts, will wear four years withoot half-soling. Write now for catalogue WAS BUNCOED Oh THE CARGO said Mra, Smithers, an uses when she t count me “AML right,” ‘all wrom 1 am no referee, my dear,” re A decision of the circuit court of | appeals has just ben handed down A Minneapolis man can't be Marin the case of the United States |ried until he breaks his habit of] seaingt Charles K. Todd and an un- walking im his sleep. | married Let ‘im get} 1 named gasoline launch seized some That'll wake ‘im up. months ago by the customs officials | for not reporting In. Todd brought on the launch a cargo of goods, the | ownership of which was disputed. and slipped into Seattle between |wuns. Todd and the other claimants thought the cargo was ambergris, valued at about $75,000, but subse quently it was discovered that it was only worthless stale whale blubber When the case came before Judge | Hanford he decided that the law re- Jauiring veasels to report in did mot apply to those coming from northwest frontier, but rather to those arriving from far shores. The cireult court sustains this decision | tiled suits in the supertor court yee- terday afternoon against C. D. Hill- man to recover damages. They claim that on October 12, Hiliman |hired them both to be ; — of a warehouse at the Gard HUMORIST | Eden at $ & month, providing Indignant Patron See here.|they would buy some lots thére of coal you sent me is 200|They also claim that n they ort went to work, Mr. Hillman would I hope you'll over-| not give them the work. ——WILL- FLY ONCE MORE 600 Alaska and Siberian Fox Scarfs WILL BE 3) TODAY AND TOMORROW slar $14.00 Scarfs now $22.00 Scarfs now If you are looking for a bargain. Peet come and see us. ——— Now is the time when postmaaters | UNION MEN Patter, alias Friend jer and Thomas Bracken. Fred Raw in charged destruction Fred Rauhauser hauser, jr ous er. Bugene Train ot property with abetting ARRESTED\ (By Soripps News Asiny ith |the destruction of property, | The most important warrant ls |eued today waa for Joseph F. or | boulevard t |the num of the week einity Many letters have been received OHIO PAINLESS DENTISTS, by the school board recently from PIKE STREPRT. ! on wae ot oe ro thas TERMS. First in potat of excellence fioer they wit have to eeominue | Letg jn Block 13 flow w eg their educat The matter of mak F paid t ne. | Flag apttene © » the rule cy " Law’s Second for painicss : Pai weet Perfect work at bhought bef board at its next Additi (peel de ger we poser on be pelled to pay unless they car Kast side at r st } } _ | While atte * Neda | | Woo Phones Lane Street and strike riot « o Rainier mpting t large pe limbe jog gasping Kringle reporte omen C OAL ha COLUMBIA CITY CITIZENS CALL | is called to @ mass convention to nominate a ticket for the coming election. The citizens’ ticket ap- | pears to be the strongest in t j coming election, | democrats have jotn | meeting will be held next Friday | aight at the town hall. The republican party will bold a | caueus tonight to nominate candi- | dates for the coming election. The | meeting will be held at the town hall at 8 o'clock mayor, two councilmen and a treas |urer are to be nominated. The extension the entine, president of the Iron M: service ould not be had on him. Valentine ‘telegraphed from Cleveland that he would be here tomorrow Sam Weakley, a non-union mold was killed in | October 7 and during the past few jdays several attempts | made to dynamite local foundries. ve many of th ed them. This indidates for $775 | Rainier On terme of $25 down and Beach has $10 per month. Party been commenced. This will the valley through to the lake The Sunset Telephone company ts the | erecting telephone poles throughout There will be a large ber of phones installed the first Mra. RK. Brinnell, of Southeast Se- | John Cann and F. M. Henlow each | atthe, f* suffering from a severe at | tack of tonsllitis. STUDENTS OBJECT KILLED FAITHFUL DOG lung to the Charcoal and ¢ Matin Ind. 1 the 9 ——-—| PHOTO SUPPLY CO. ke. Seattle Coal and Wood Co. Railroad Ave. S 92 rik! ctope BLOCK THE QUAKER SELLS IT FC ICTURES FOR —— Holiday Gifts Beautiful Pictures, 5 Portraits, F great artiste An a Forest and Water Scer al tif ed Sixteen-cent Pleture Se | One dollar thirty-cent Pictures Twenty-cent P 106 | oeene ‘ ‘ 65e iia eel 4 One dollar eighty-cent Pictures : T £ € r 186 900 Tomorrow Morning’s one L B00 | Two dollar Pictures. t Se Two dollar twen five I aty mt Pict B0¢ Bae Hot Water Bottles Four dollar I Free The you can get a by The Liquo to refund your money pave tor name 4 nation Gloria Umb: ndsome hand carved th ma Free Co. rolle zone gon frame With every | if Liquozone does not prove ben- purchase of a | efi sHORS Val i whi bottle, one pair of Fine | _ * —_ oe Hair I s. 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Office on grounds, 22k Gus ns Teeth at Plates Fit PRICES— 5060 $2.50 os ‘wef The ThompsonCo ‘ to $.D oa) Mundere IE Thane ae chat any ah a 224 Pike Street, Se a veivecpear guarantee Lady attendants. re. | Manion 2) Aes 00D OISON BOSTON DENTAL si a TOCHES 29) weraremns NTIS tay PARLORS ; / wat ee Fremnattogn Destat” ven eet ve eeaeees 1420 SECOND AVENUE f SAMO guaranty. C Marche School of Photography free to Amateurs Soot he tory. Nairog | efor proots. ot COOK REMEDY Co. io ALBERT HANSEN Rich Jewelry .\| 706 First Ave. BONNEY-WATBON CO Pruners! Directors and Timbalners. Per Columbia rect [Ange st one Main 18 Beattie. Woon. and Telephone, Main 18