The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 18, 1905, Page 4

ZATTLE STAR AR PD ALIsrina co. iw and 180) Beventh Avenue HON ES: Business Department—Sunaet, Main 19 @; Independent Lak BALLARD STAN AGENCY-al MD alard ave . enty-five cents One cont pergopy, six conte per week, or twenty delivered by Maier darriers. NO free coptes at, Ned 1a ry expires is ort Ni aha eo when your subscription TO MAIL sUnaCRE the de | hen your subsorig! AA ate arrives, if your # en thy lg bel of & W hea that date arr wt oe, your By ts a rece! Washington whd-olnse toa tter. wtofficn at Beattl & WAN Fr ®-RAGLEY'S DRUG CO. COR BRCOND AV “eNUS \ Copyright by the A. F. Fenne Company AND. F how Want Ad. Office at the @ dove number ore recently Yen ovened WR, gh ye B % @o: Independent Lt —EEE BH. W. BLACKWOOD, Chicago Re pre ive, 1006 Hartford t ding (Continued from Yesterday.) anding announcement that he} stone, I took the Heutenant # hore | { W. D. WARD, New York Reprosen tatly : pune Hulldir rae i a 1 by Marshal Ney's|and, in spite of his half-hearted { | CHAPTER VIIL—Continued escort us to St. Cloud with | protestations, insisted he should be ATION. ]} She pouted and offered mo he »mpany of dragoons, ride imghe carriage with my sister cub he ne: Saree yy or wort p news pu 10 ut of te r r b he o bat « © This ts to certity that the Se AVERAGE BONA FIDE J) purse, “Henri told me to give Bie Bx. Sap Omp, SE ae _ Re ged _— ony aged . PaRAGS aR 1006 BE = on “sonia tenet : er comp’ led with a jealous and CIRCULATION of the SEATTLE STAR. fe the YRAN QUART tihng ents to the Houtenant with asmile | pleading — tath changed places EEDED 000 COPIES D. an r the RS ‘ ’ th quite turned the poor fellow’s ) Lablanek GERDED 16.000 COPIES OA ee arch), ‘ge a od hor | Hat quit " poor fellow's | with Lablanche : OF 1905 (January, Februs = ¥. on ond wae 4 head. Poor fellow, L way, for by | found my slater feigning to be EXCEEDED 18,000 COPIES DAILY. . 7 Uhat time i half pitied him as I had | weary, leaning back among the we ms General Manager, © in the passage . B. F. CHASE, Ae Scan Snes made up my mind to,kill him cushions, _————— y wi monsiel . I could see the follow had halt Are you tired?” I askea coldly - Die Sra day . ‘ Very,” with a yawn s hed tn my presence and sworn to before me this §rd Ver ad elle,” I answer-| commenced to think me @ boor #0 y ie Am are wins a A. J. TENNANT Nhat. pepe siesta Seana A pretty country, this France of “aubiic 4 for State of Washington, residing at Seattle 2 she t- | hate to be nvtsappre »reod | your I pointed out the window Notary Public in and for I know I w ong © Dp nt pp )1 forced ed, “but wa vce aud vo |him to eat with us, and was alto. | She yawned again. “Lovely weath —_—— ee bak kan | banda it need not be| gether condescending that he | er, tan’t 1? : RARER ERR KARA RRR RRR RR 1 | was soon ready wwear T was the | ‘Clarisse!” I crted sharply * P 4 beat man in France and possessor | She gat up startled. “Monsieur? * THE STAR'S PLATFORM, bs of the prettiest sister in the world. | “What do you mean by treating * The best news first as * I extracted a good deal of valu-| me like this?” os All the news that’s fit to pet nt. a able information from him, how lAke what?” indifferently * Ail the news without fear er favor. x , Pr he| “Don't pretend innocence, made- * Honesty in official and private lif 4 ove or ng aries and the a a . rahip of pub utilities, J ” The busine: trict for reputable business enterprises. bd Lablanche informed me that the Really whe protest he a ° * A gross earnings tax upon al! public service franoh * emperor expected great things from | ed, “I feel very tired,” and sett * An up-to-date public schoo! system. * my visit. 4 ec not help feeling | herself among her cushions again * Equal rights for all; special privileges for none, ‘i « a thrill of exultation aa I iistened,| 1 stared out of the window, fart . Rigid enforcement of just, and repeal of unjust lawa 2 for surely few men have had such | ous With rage, for a full half hour, | an opportunity as was mine. then, turming cautiously, discovered eee RRRRERAR SATE RE EESEE TEREST IEE Labakehe Sank ty atetoe sadly siselle to be fast asleep compliments, He assured her that | But | had been played with in that BETWEEN THE D--- AND THE SEA he would % sensation at | fashion before. I stooped over her, ranged, by paying a sum down, for | court, that there was no one there and though her eyelids never flick a coach pair and ay to compare with her, and the like. |ered, the ghost of a amile played | Uncle Sam te apparently engaged in a losing business. His |! s all way to paris. . found | Clartase accepted his attentions | round her lips. I pulled down the 4 “ jmy assumed name and passport | with the savolr faire of an empress, window olinds and kissed her ledger shows that he is “In the h to the amo ft $3 000. acted everywhere like a tatleman,|at one time commenting disdain- roughly on the mouth, more in hate The bookkeeper—Se w—estimated that the balat and luckily I spoke French so| fully, at another Fedveing him to | than love But my anger inaee § " fluently that T was able to carry | eestasy with « kind glance ora daz- | like a dream and our quarrel spon! sana tanec timo, eigen Mp myself in tall with oane xing smile, I watened the comedy | itself in kisses, So we passed the some eighteen million. It is already thirty miltion At breakfast mademoiselle was a| with a species of grim humor, and | best part of the day, But when we ‘The bookkeeper says the outgo will be a little less for the eb. fesele, and frowe all my at-|onee when I caught her eye suc- | woke to earth again I warned her maining two months and that the final batance sheet for the twe tempts at reconciliation; m or, [ceeded im disconcerting her for a| "Don't play with me any more, month will be about $25,000,000. The few millions over what before it was half over the hand ment. Hut she socom recovered | Clariass; if you do, I will not an ogee todo attye 1. | SOte officer of the morning—Lieut, | and treated me worse than befere. | swer for the consequence. mated, he says, is not much. It would be considerable for one indi- | 1 iiianche he called hitneelf-came | When, an hour later, we stariedon| ler eyes flashed. “You threaten vidual, says the secretary, but it Is small for & great and prosperous | into the room and made the as-'our journey I was hard and cold as‘ me, monsieur?” nation. To be sure. The bookkeeper is very kind. Bat a deficit of $25,000,000 ts sufficient even a great and prosperous nation to sit up and 's bus in reason, take notice The trouble with Unele sar t ter of expenses. The bookkeeper says he is taking in as much 4 money as usual. It is the outgo that causes the deficit. Either he must do a more thriving business or he must ut out the expense. 9 Whereat the tariff reformers smile majesty and a a tax ta between bis satant with a growing navy either put They realize that your Uncle San and the cerulean sea. It is impossible, bi¢ canal to dig, to cut expenses. So that he must upon beer or readjust the tariff schedules. And this ts where your nd the stan Unele has lended—between the brewers patters. ‘The tariff revisionists have waited for this day and longed for ite coming. Uncie Sam is undoubtedly . ED Here are three dates which we believe will interest our readers: 3 May 1—The Star announced exclusively that Mr. George T. Sutherland, traffic manager of the Great Northern Steamship com: pany, would be “fired” for his pro-British leanings. May 1—The Times claimed that Sutheriand would not be “canned.” May 17—The Times admits that The Star's story published May 1 was true. err t ee eee eee eee Pee eee eee eee) SHOULD A GIRL PROPOSE? BY CYNTHIA GREY Kee eee eee ee ae SEER EEE EEE EE ERR RRR ARERR Should a gir! propose? If she gets the Not a man among you but will ss woman who did!” But—think it over. Those answerg are for others had the question to answer for yourself and you believ ness of two lives depended upon the decision. If you we wouldn't you? If you were the man, wouldn't you think At the crucial ment when the Will you” trembied did you by the flutter of an eyelash or by bending a bit n plainer than words, “Go on, ask me!” If you didn’t and are s é and lonely, aren't you kicking yourself because you didn't out when all he needed was a little push to land him on the r of the fence? Maybe the gir! rich and the n fhe r Bhould the piles of money tower between them « are him away to another woman lees. worthy of him? Or ghould she make an opportunity to say, “Well, if I loved a man, no matter how poor he was, I should marry him—if—he asked me.” If you have ever been placed in such a position and had let the money stand between you and him wouldn't you give a good deal for chance, should she? + “I should hate to marry the Suppose you 1 the happl- the girl, should? his ipa, aret say ngle, 40, elp him aide sh n is she let another chance like the lost one? Supposing a girl ts listening to a glowing dscription of the girl the man loves and dares not ask to marry him, and suppose she has every reason to believe he means her, woul losing her life's happiness by keeping stience gay briskly, Ask her, ask her, Tom; how do you care for you?” Do not men, as a rule, lead up to a proposal so cautiously that shrug of a girl's shoulder may change the avowal of love to a remark about the weather? And if she makes a mistake and shrugs her shoulder at the wrong moment, causing the man to side-step, is she or is she not justified in whispering, “I didn’t dream you cared so much?” Would she think less of herself, of w when we proved tongue-tied by the witch should turn the conversation Into a chan chance to murmur, “I'm crazy for a dear li your” Ask your married men friends how t she be foolish to risk ? Shouldn't she rather know she doesn't wuld he think le y of 1 whi * of her, the moonlight h would give it, she her a en't » home of my own, they ever screwed up thelr courage to pop the question, and nine out of ten will say, “I didn’t, my wite did.” And won't nine out of ten of the wives blush and say with their lips, “I didn’t either,” and ask with their eyes, “Well, for Men, Women,Boys Clothes and Girls $i. 00 a Week Payments Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc. 422-424 PIKE STREET, COR. FIFTH “SEATTLE’S RELIABLE CREDIT HOUSE.” word Muslaid” BY AMBROSE PRATT, Danderine tre Grew Miss Wilson's Hair ANDO WE CAN PROVE IT. 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Hills Look for the Mule’s Head Opposite Te: No, | warn,” | answered & not liking her tone answer she sprang to the window and stopped the carriage “Monsieur Lablanche!” she called He was before her in an instant leap in hand Your pleasure, comtesae?” “My brother is weary of riding with me brothers #0 eldom ap preciate sisters of choir own, mon wieur—he wishos to exchange places with you, @¥t he feared to discom ® you, though | assured bim youmould not mind, Was | imper tinent, monsieur?” | -Labianche poured out a stream of | frantic protestations, looking idiot Jically happy; and 1, feeling half daxed at the suddenness thing, half amused by the the witch, and deep in m burning fire fa t got out and moun 1 the ant’s hor ( I wet pace fc rest of the day nightfall had broken three of hor And still I ore jadvance, not even t meal, till by 10, more thar to Pariny in own wea it & h vilage of ir HUppe ) and think f th 1 dared not ank the lieutenant to join | us I had vowed by th time to have done with the girl forever, | She had befoiled me—she, a ft | |}a child fresh from b nvent— | more than any other woman in my | fe had done During my furious | ride | had cursed her for @ jade, a | heartless coquet, faithless and for-| | eworn, until | had « st persuaded | myself tnto believing ber a worth | leas thing. F I schooled myself, laughing my anger, my lack of we control, to scorn—me @ gam ’ | the card-turner, to give way like a jraw lad!—until 1 was openly and cold for all the blaze within Madeomuiselle tried several little she hes for my ben had the grace to appear a little jashamed of herself, but I was adamant and rebuffed her so often with stinging coldness that at last sho let me alone, and af | fected light-hearted indifferenc Immediately after supper she ed to her room, and | was not long | in imitating her example | | (To be Continued.) } pretty ape | ‘ oy | | | | | severely retir (STAR DUST lin the days when mules were mulixh What was always week and fo BLETHEN BLATTER SHORT ESSAY ON CHANGE. | It is reported that changes will | | take place here in a abort time. Some | intend going cae piace and others at another, and still others at differ ent places. In a short time Bell- | brook will not be known as ft waa a short time ago. These places will be filled by others coming into |town. Changen come and changes go, but the time goes on forever We will lose some of our good citi sens and other places will gain | them. Some are going to | im for the benefit of their he Bellbrook Moon A WORD FROM JOSH WISE I've noticnd it's 9 habit uy some office- holders t go after a) with a copperation toy pistol an’ use a 16-inch gun on some little cums. Johnny Rockefelter, jr. has raised | a beard. The old gentleman has! been gullty of many things, but he | er has been accused of doing | that The government has ordered al $600 inketand for Vice President} if sirbanks. That may seem ¢ jwant, but a vice pr | wet ething ava- ought to job. aiden, t of his A NAVAL ENGAGEMED “And you claim that Job was a | patient man? es, Job was the most patient | }of men.” | “Humph. Why, he fairly boiled over.” | | | | “Is you at college om pursuing his studies | “I supose he is, for T had a letter | from the president the other day say he couldn't keep up ith them.” “Did you spank Mr. Gottrox’s lit- tle boy?" asked the school prinel- pal | “I did,” replied the teacher. “What was the trouble? | “He was too fresh.” | “Ab, and then we must class spanking as a fresh heir cure.” Wisconsin has placed a tax on all bachelors in the sts No sympa- |thy for them here. Any bachelor | | who lives in Wisconsin ought to be | taxed. for Infants and Childrer n. Kind You Have Always ht has borne the pigs ature of Chas, H. Fletcher, and has been made under his personal supervision for over , Allow no one to deceive you in this, Counter ions ang ++ Sustens-good” a%e but Mxperimen unger the health of Chiidren—Expericnce agai ! nent, The Kind You Ha Bears the Signature of In en For Over 3O Years. Cheap--This cozy Cottage and6 acres, on Li ake Washington, with two Jersey cows and 225 chickens, only $75 $25 down, $19 er mouth. See the owner, C. D. Hillman, offi Times Dloelk, ty day a twee You and High Prices the city means muer ang’) t . OUR CUT RATE OFFICES Main Office, First and Bell Dow ntown Offic Shirts, 10 Cents; Collars, 2 Cents; Cuffs, 4 Cents THE QUEEN — LAUNDRY We please r it comts you noth: We Handle the Best Line of Garden Hose in the City Will offer this week as Specia 50 feet five-ply 3-4-inch Cotton Hose, regular $4.50 50 feet three-ply 3-4-inch Rubber Hose, regular $3.0 60 feet three-ply 1-2-inch Rubber Hose, reguiar $2 ERNST BROS. Phones 1158. 506 PIKE STRERT, Both Satisfied users of GAS i is the best testimonial that es) be given for the GAS RANGE a) its merita. For economy and conventeses, the GAS RANGE has no om petitor. No modern houseisemm plete without it. Seattle Lighting Co. P.-1. Bolldteg, Fourth and Unton. Phonee—Sunset, Ex. . Ex. %. 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