The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 17, 1905, Page 5

A THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, MAY 17% : 5 CAPT. HOBSON'S BRIDE | ALL HAVE HOBBIES a STRANGE FORMS OF CRANKIGM SHOWN BY INHABITANTS OF SEATTLE'S CITY HALL a 9 | If the council should pass an or- | lordly brahm@by {ts crow, and lent dinance making it unlawful for any | tell you whethas the hens that furn man Wie a hobby to go into or re- | ish you with breakfast omelets orig main t@ the munt }inally came from China, Africa or would cause a discouraging | Hindustan ning of the ranks at tae olty hall City Comptroller Riplinger de the There are a few citizens who |}dog crank, He ts acquainted with think the council should pass such |every dog of fame in the country Hundreds of little girls are entering our “Happy Home Contest,” have you? Come in right away for ITICAL pOT BOILS ae CROAKERS BUR pol LO , up ARMOR FOR SPRING garTue-SECOND Ware HAS ARMY OF MEN WILL. your “Happy Home,” “Happy Home Transfer” and special booklet telling all about the contest an Important half-price sale of imported German white enamel ware— ~-An the housewares store for the week there will be an exceptionally interesting sale of German white onamel ware, The reductions are positively one-half is ware is very popular for kitchen uso, and particularly for camp and minors’ outfits, Note these few half-price valuce— (sale in housewares depasimen cond floor new annex.) 1 se | } | | Handied Cups Round Bowls Ware, an old tin wd war goa frection to to the next An ordinance, or that the civil ser-|and has enough cups tucked away | aor The fact that al labor vice commission should adopt a/in his strong box to furnish a sa are dingusted t similar rule. The do not believe | loon | ana for alleged that any man haunted with @ hob Eddie Melse, deputy comptroller, | re aloa men is largely by in a safe public servant, even as- | has perhaps the pb ie t pastime ar rage en and Gaucers— for Soup or | Oval Meat Platters— for his candidacy, Ware serting that such individuals are | of all. His joy ts to collect spiders tide , | Rewular price Mush Bowle— 400 size reduced to., Qgrosg waiod man, partially insane, It ts thelr claim |in the course of years he has col Flat Shelf Soap Dish—Regular | oot Regular 16¢] 600 size reduced to.. WS ter Fivalry for the he ve that hobbyism ts merely one form | lected spiders of all sizes and price 200; reduced to, each.106| , rO- sine reduced| 600 pize reduced to.. seus the Secon’ werd tape ~~ of dementia, If they are correct | sha from the moat diminutive | uced to..180 to Bo 800 size reduced to ar =o price §=—- Regular 204 $1.00 nize reduced to.. » certainly too many meh | sort to the big ugly tarantula, He! need minds in Seattle's |has also a large assortment of public offices, fer nearly every offt- | stuffed snaked, a fact which has cial and employe from the mayor | sometimes ipfiuenced his frienda to down to the colored dog catcher | unkindly refer to him as “Bosco, has a hobby of some kind |the snake eater.” City Treasurer Rathbun, for in Fire Marshal Kellogg ts tho most stance, is so wrapped up in the | distingula local follower of study of songbirds, that he ts often | Isaac Walton. Ho fishes at night, referred to as a birdologiat.” | as well as day, and can hook the Sclontists all over the country re- | beautios of the deep when most per cognize him to be the foremost gone could not reach them with a ornithologist in this state. He | seine closely follows all the doings of the | Water Superintendent Youngs ts | Smithsonian institute from a bird | the crack shot of the elty hall, He j standpoint, ang it is no exaggera- | owns a veritable arsenal. tion to state that he can recognize! street Superintendent Walters’ the note of every bird in the United | hobby is to be cheerful, even when States outside of New Mexico and | you don’t want to be, and he wears Colorado, where the birda vary !s amile that won't wash off. mb belt Cool ast a donen Pos —_ who think they oe he aatitled to repre t im the) an of m are ambi have a comfort y to stake on thelr et; ore size = reduced = SS Dish Pane— i + v i ¥ arty Hah Ff jast election. The toss ity decided the result Johnston got the plum general, th that Joba-| ‘not te 0 fortunate in the | ation of the Second ward wheel, but bis friends main the fact that he haa done aither for the betterment oes of the city and the bere during his present = Ee eee Teg. price $1.26 Reg. price $1.60; reduced to Neg. price $1.76; reduced to BBe Reg. 20c size redu Reg. 860 size reduc 200 Reg. 400 nize reduced to 20 wize reduce 230¢ Reg. 600 size reduced to... .260 So wine reduced to... .28e ‘ redu 330 | g. Bio wine re ‘ eo g. $1.00 size | Ee > Lipped Sauce Pane— | Reg. 0c size reduced to....15e | tog. 40c nize reduced to....20e | OV#! Baking Dishes— Reg. 46c nize reduced t 230e| 250 size reduced to ..186 reduced to.83e | Round Milk Pans— Reg, tbe size reduced to....180 nd to....180 4 to....18 Deep Mixing Bowls— « = 156 a nine re Lj it Bitataa mony new tricnts widely from those in other parts Of; Council Clerk Lang is the base ; ‘gather has he made many ene the country bail erank, and Committee Clerk | Secretary Bagley of the board of | grader, io the king pin of the orks is an authority on the early | howling alley. history of this city and state, He) a -_ ean give you the name of every prominent pioneer and Siwash | * eX RAKRAKKA AE HH chieftain that ever hit the north weet wilderness, being in fact a his- wich fs more important, there are others, Herbert wadiamayed by former de js ence more eager for the of powder. Abraham Kistler, tly relished his position \* * # NAN PATTERSON GORS # of the license and rev- > ; * INTO VAUDEVILLE * “ tory of Puget Sound in trousers. — ~ Ss aw | ee went in the conn John H. Ballinger, the mayor's|* § PHILADELPHIA. MAY 17 & Reg. 0c sise reduced to....26¢e| 800 wise reduced to........15e private secretary, is a tennis pro- alg ‘ereon will « 2 Reg. t5c size reduced to... .33¢ | 400 206 diay. He has played the game all & | Bee bas sensed 0 contract & 3-qt. Water Pitcher — Regular | Reg. 86 size reduced to 43e| 5c educed to. 230e the way fr Maryland to Call le price S60; reduced to ae Reg. $1.00 atx du. to. .500e 500 size reduced to 2Be fornia, He has refereed interna-|* $ ® dig — ane ep month aenktia Be sa Pret ten i : tional championship games, and in'| * Jet fret date in @ short time. & —~ Dest cheap lots in MISS GRIZELDA HOUSTON HULL, | a tennis court he can make any ten : — ee y Pinta the & | eee ee Toe aad | Whose engagement to Capt. Richmond Pearson Hobson, hero of the ee, ae jombe, New York, after stand- # Easy terma Inquire | Merrimac, has been announced Mayor Ballinger is an admirer of | * Se three trials rd the tg . =| horse flesh. He is an adept horse- | * 3 her, reson ane lo aie powboy. | hoo 5 oat . ell before, wants his job back arain, friends do not admire him for hay | xe Darins eee _— Y, | & @ated that she would not court # x aa Ladios—Regular price 20c; ~~ | Soup Skimmers Regular price 25e; reduced to c to that ure epublic i hi ott, « aleaned; * juced Oeecerecere oe ae esescvcese - . ‘ é0eo . 4 ‘Games ahem andiaate reed = B, a b — took tne wf “al | has \ prved won 4 —— os \* ee ke edie ean = . “ae Mi a besa jcounciiman from the Second, and | him for having remained so long out ine cene as he pew Sie Bome. * 7 . peaaRSN 3: lerstwhile aspirant for the position! of the fold. | * * of state’ Tabor "commissioner, “ie|" Clarence Hitiman thinks he has] ‘ Standard Furniture Company enthusiast. He introduced the sport unciimen Burnett fs a canoe sfeseeenensers * Ninth ward has heated the politi/ man who ts elect : FP cc 1 pot to a high temperature in that/ have to be popular with the univer-| retary of the board of works, is the | Judge Gilliam is away in Spokan vicinity. Councilman W. H. Mur-|elty students, and the “frat” so-|city hall chicken connolseur, He | Judge Gilliam will, # portion of (he ine capette to meintain his present | elette He may be a professor of|¢am distinguish any rooster trom Lime, ait for Judge Poindexter at| position, although bis democratic! political economy or a football hero. | the dapper little bantam to th’ iY | once more seoking honors. Th everything bis own way already in sone the Feta adr b= tht: Lan Bredtondond b de ol the field phew it d eventh | O8 fake a patel Su puchainn. we acme} 4% entirely ta the soe event | ago, and aince that time it has be-| Judge Potndeater, of Spokane, 1006 to 1016 First Avenue . - ; " e}come wonderfully popular presiding over departmen: 6 ; The recent, sub-division, of the|siate university and ie frienda, The| Se To aeetatiy popular. seo-lecpertor cours this week, walle cc GOUOERVELD & SONS -___ SEATTLE peELL INGHAM TACOMA “Give Him Another Chance” Sobbed Aged Father | A Weak, a Lame, or an Aching | | 2615-2617 First Avenue, Between itn et The Bee Hivetnn.c: Vine and Cedar Dry Goods Store 2615-2617 First A good way of buying Bplano i* to rent one for qjmonths and then buy H you like it You can come here choose NEW 1 A assume no | Hapensibility beyond Spaying the trifling sum | a d upon—$4, $5 or You can keep it as ELt072802 104 FIRST AVE. SOUTH, Phones—Sunset, Pink 1751. In- dependent, 1751. Free Delivery. as you wish. and You decide to buy after a few months, we WH! allow from the pric ik te Nature's Warning NEW YORK, May 17.—William der.” saat ir 9 Kidneys M. Moran, a young man of 22 years,' “For my daughter's sake give the | Are Sick. do: ome fi e chance, leaded the | * i with fingers badly stained with finer wend -m Cure Them With Doan's Kidney eopaeee nicotine from cigarette smoking. | «1, you know your boy told te} troubles } | in the Gates avenue court to-| ; . | “ thing we do. ; was ae officer who apprehended him that | to tell | Gay charged by his father, William | hi) arrest was a bluff and that it ened The Greater Moran, & middle-aged, well-to-do | Quis not scare him NORRIS & ROWE | Manhattan basiness man. living at | Dol 0) 110 Macon street, with intoxication | OPE" toc my daughter ——_ asked the} aystem & value FP e Denim Rib Over- ji» rapidly filling ke. | acid and other poisonous waste 9o value Boys’ Laundere: . : 4 court that his son had been misbe-! G7 Ve tne hoy one more | cence ’ gee Shirts, specially x & Co. having himself of late. 3 s geen chance. 4 the father, burying his| jiealthy kidneys filter out of t%c value Red Seal Dress Ging degen + matin yong vat thet he | 20% {@ his coat sleeve. Mr. Moran | the blood every day more than 4 ahoaay siti aeanteryp ing -g 1- 2c : STEINW. LERS, | ine exaasination, '& order Was advised to take @ seat and re nm ounce of eon. But when hama, spectaily pr OT... ig -ipedhcomes might get over the effects of the | nar tor a few moments. The boy | tne kidneys k. this fitter Til Becond Ave., Seattle. liquor that he had been drinking. | was brought up from the prisoners’ | ing process in either hindered or je Bea Francisco, Cal Twenty minutes after the beavy-| oon and as he entered the court| suspended. Bo the b can Oakland, Cal. Preemie fief mabenivhey art Me |foom, his sister threw her arma|never be well when the kidneys was back, Gcoompenies = % t his nec 4 cried tor sev 1; and it is because » | daughter of 18. Both were in tears pene peony m4 yee ee - made vaso Sie endow tant Mr. Moran pleaded with Magistrate | tondants looked on in allence Kidney diseases are causing more prose to have bis boy given ome) «7 think you are « worthless | deaths than any other human more chanee. sald Magistrate Fur- | Ute. “I think you are making « mis- a have broken your sis | It Is easy to cure any form of take, Mr. Moran,” sald Magistrate | ters heart and brought sorrow to | kidney trouble with Doan's Kid OLD RELIABLE SPOT Furlong, “let the boy go to jail for| your aged father. Upon hin plea, [| ney Pills be it reaches a fatal & ROSENBERG, a few days and then put him on | will place you on probation with | stg, and there are many #ymp- 625 First Avenue. probation. If you do not correct | Gourt Officer Sheedy. The day you | toma tell you when you have hia ways now he may be back here | break your parole that day you | kidney disorders charged with larceny or even mur! break into the penitentiary. Tears| The most common of these TwasoAY => ASEMENT Double Menagerie— Museum — Hippodrome We Handle the Best Line of Garden Hose in the City Will offer this week as Special 50 feet five-ply 3-4-inch Cotton Hose, regular $4.50; Special. ..$4.00 0 feet three-ply 3-4-inch Rubber Hose, regular $3.00; Special... $2.75 50 feet three-ply 1-2-inch Rubber Hose, regular §2.75; Special. ..$2.25 ERNST BROS. Phones 1158. 506 PIKE Buy Your Clothing at the STREET. Both Enormous Water-Proof Tents. SEATTLE Opposite Recreation Park. 3 DAYS Starting Monday, May 22 Daily—2 and 8 P. M. st of All Features of | fect thea.” Pain in the emall of the back * le vegetable elements which are } ne - or sides; pain when stooping ab mmediately hy the kid- THIS 1S NORWA}'S sesagathes Gh4 @ieky apatis.. AR neslg ond onres Qioeneea Usenan INDEPENDENCE DA}\ ¥ 2." oom eee aw MAM rentaten eaeunl tddoes nation THURSDAY ARGAI NS Norway's fair daughters and |“"'thick, cloudy, alecolored and 1 - Seattle Proof THURSD sturdy sons throughout the North ine, with deposits of sed omas Russell, of 311 Thirty- AY ewe west and across the Dominion bor- | tment ‘ave carpenter, says: “Ir- der are celebrating the anniversary Having to get out of bed at night 1 of wes kidneys caused That will command the Attention , iianiat bees of all Seattle. bee shaw pasnages smpanied with a scalding of the declaration of independence | to pasa urine, ete j and the promulgation of a constitu- The blood carries the urinous tion by the popular assembly which | waste to every part of that body. It met at Efdsvold in the spring of | gets into the ne or more us system and 1814. suses neuralgia or sciatica ) ao ae The bold act of t assenbty te tae : ; fengation. 1 had more or less pain iad We it-quart Fiver Water Palls.. } 2 Painted Wire Hanging Bas- 9 started a war and the Gwedes, un-|tneumatic pains and gout: it weak. § ir, 7%, DAC and stooping or lifting y » Rtivaes. » 19¢ ket . . 10¢@ }} der the leadership of Marshal Ber-| ena the 8 and irrit t ay Ape egy regy: far ragreedgre-ng 100 CIRCUS CHAMPIONS AND er ae Pych apaetio Pal mas | « ¢ lungs and irritates the heart. de, fe good for this trouble, but ob- CELEBRITIES. nadotte, who waa heir to the Swed-| causing the heart to flutter and pal ish throne, invaded Norway with an | pitate; it crystallizes into gravel and army of 20,000 men. On the eve of | stones in the bladder and kidneys. f for this trouble pan'# Kidney Pills Ge Parker Steel Coffee Mil, with cover ......, - 49¢ taljed little rel ungjl I bow Be Mire. Vrooman's Sanitary Sink © Sitainer, with stand ...15¢ RAND n the K Drug Co.'s store. Cheap—This cozy Cottage and acres, on Lake Washington, with The Lap Sewing Board . & big battle near Mose, a truce was) you inpse into a general run-|'They helped me from the first, and| ty penis T oe . hea, on Le ee : M96 clared and Sweden recognised | 4,%0" pee into © keneral run<) They helped me from the first. and) two Jersey cows and 825 chickens, only $750. Terms $25 down, $10 por month, See the owner, C, D. Hillman, offices in Times bye, to- siwaye r ommend Doan's ~ — Kopoline Paints Anything; 26e CON 10F 2. reseree 15e Norway's Independence and the con stitution. Shortly afterward the two drift every day towards diabet and Bright's Disease PLES Nickei P ” a kingdoms united under one king. - + anil | Kidney P when I hea Ten Kettle nen = so $2.60 All Bristle Floor Brush .. 9) m6 independence that the Eidevold Mote or At nn oR nhituer ef totnen trcanh FAMILY PAINTS, STAINS, FLOOR PAINT, VARNISHES, LUS ~ ry ms. copper, No *.eece.s $1.69 f) assembty dectared was not against | *bOve syinpioms, or you may have emery gpcclacne gy 3 hat |] TARLAC, LEAD, OILS AND PAINTERS’ SUPPLIBS. : ih. seeeers GDC | 5 s-quart Retinned Milk Pan Sweden, however, but against Den- | **¥e# “Meech. bath Chontians [Donnie Hides Bulb whk'ae toe We carry a full line of above. Wholesale and retall, Let us fig : MGs vine stceteaied Te || Mark, and the Swedish claim to[0ne. and you should begin treating |Doan’s icidney Pille will do for youl] ure with you Totlet Pap o ve re os ‘ Norway was based on one of the | ‘"* kidne once onan Wil mall © triet box Sree on as Gat ss vcseen-B@ | 18e Good Bonty Cotnaen, tne, [| ROEtZe TAs Ramee SF eet, ute | angry Se? OS nada Foaremoersll — G, Hi, WOODHOUSE CO. " $240 Heavy Galvanized Garbage ne vie was made about the same tima }? ca Cree = © Sommneed OS Ce, Bult % 1405 2nd Ave Can, with heavy wood st 26 Can Wonderful Black Satin Fe gene dh enh Dc ene elton . 2 = + seees BZBUQ {Stove Polish .. 13¢ ‘the go “fag SPELGER & HURLBUT fion's”” iar fhe betinees, Norms and DO AN’ KIDNEY § BEUABLE TRANSFER CO. Union Bakery |” "sist See or sonen befitting the day, and Judgo PILLS Baggage, Furniture, Storage and Cafe haw sek chained B. Albertson will deliver an ad R m wi an & Office and storage room, 1216 First dress commensurate of the event For Sale by all Dealers. Price 50 Foster-Milburn C affale . ¥ evenue, Postoffice buliding. |} ONE TICKET ADMITS YOU TO A similar meeting will be held at | Pr Phonea—Sunaet 902; Independent, | FINE BAKERY GOODS. EVERYTHING Christensen's hall. 26. Good mea rved on ou ables, 3