The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 25, 1905, Page 4

| per room at The Kime, where he had > = 4 enov o make King Onc wild per THE SEATTLE STAR I's enough to make King Oscar wi I" ia he Mystery Of | ina tcather vos, Tide lay #mok BY AR I ISHLING CO. ree a Bed ry y [tes and thinking 8 OFFICES Reventh Avenue. haps Elihu, after @l, would rather be Root than president ( was didappointed @ the IT] #u BVERY AMERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY <p> | Hoch der refinery, any way £19:000 | cons vf his whem ema pd c ’ His talk of starving out the de Business Department. Su al dep. x | | uff—etarva BALLARD BTAR AGENCY. 1 Ma nect, Wad 1a. | lumns for the Daily Ultimatum from St, Peter sep ppb es enict would { One cont per copy, six conte Der week, of twentyefive conts per month, | our news columns ff ne Pall . a By Burford Delanney. . ® proce n livered by mail or carrier, No free cop burg. The cat looked in between neh time : FO MAIL BUBSCRIBERS—The date when Your subscription expires is _ |bars and listened. Then she stealth It would be three days bef $F the addreas label of each aver, W hen that date arrives, If your sutworip lily dropped to the floor | man with t arrant touched Eng jon, not again been paid in advance, your name ts taken from the lis Havana's mayor dismiased for letting his friends dodge taxe ish sho ime expiry change of date on the address label Is & reoeipt It that this was net] lish shi Bateret at the ¥ fice at Seaitic, Washington, as second-class matt andalous! Nothing lke that* ever happens in this co@ntry |her firs® visit, The squeaking and] ed, Loide m 6 a ne ~~ WANT AD, OFFICK—RAGLEY'S DRUG STORE, COR BHCOND AVE | of the rats had as it he wanted to flit with the AND {by » ® Dublle neonventont place "Dismissal for it The fear they for} A hundred and one Ideas floate nd leave ee ‘ene men, ther or | through his mind. 28), Ins t ren Vould it be in # trying to Gov. Folk is trying to make Louts county realize that the # eat—th ’ i Would tt t my 4 a of fae er W.®. WARD, New York Representative, 63 Tribune Bullding aid is Rane ‘ | Quite idly, without moving, Ger © the =a ta Ne - ar : rm , ald sald if he promised 40 give him a shar ee == ee Puss, puss; poor pusale | of the spoil in untraceable gold? He RRR ARR RRR RARER RRR RRR It takes no astronomer to read Norway's star ascendant in the | 7 ut paused int althy | had not much faith in that idea * * | walle & the chitae fier He knocked the ashes from bis * THE STAR'S PLATFORM. * el spoke again. | pipe, and replaced the latter in its * ‘The Lest news first, ~ ———$——$—_——— a ho was reassured by his] pistol-shaped case—and thatvery act = iy 40 te pet at, * tor sh " |gave him an idea Seems te de chron 1 that French submarine volce, for she did not run away|é : | dh hap tteatrgncetings ng yore ay see Jwhon he stretched out his hand and| Me had not been firm enough, He = seratched r Y i 1 n-| had not fright el the detective * i == y er neck head; in-| bad * enterprise CREE EERE RR ER RRR RR a i | dood n Evidently |that was evident from the man * wblie service franchises, * * & | Goraid > ft ail \" jo schoe | system. * * * Ay Auother Ho handled the pipe case—in the _ Ny special privileges for none, 2 | EDI ORI Y A a | Then miy-lit room it looked remarkably | M4 of just, and repeal of unjust laws. * S 4 r " a pistol. Me would play it for * jf 1 t wan ovi-| that MOOCHEAAREHORRE Hae eer EEE Eee EDEsy |TETEEE EEE EEEEEERE EEE ERE EER ENE Joey a hapey bunting ground for| Another Getail entered hie brain, THE MAN BEHIND THE KISS. |to tel! him to kiss the girk He |ca nd the humor of it rather ay 4 j thought she had the prettiest mouth| Gerald was rather 1 than | to him In the Golden Days of Comfort Waitor When George Lind-| for Kissing in the world. And one | othorwine—they 1 of| It was grim humor, it pertained c | ea ad ite, of New York city.) kiss entled for another, ¢ ete. | p » far a ‘ats ¥ o-|to the digging of a grave in frout = Sola cam L Magistrate Higgin~| And, by the way, look you, it is pre ried of the barred wh w Right in this hot end of July don't you wish you were a boy | bot! . lays ago with & d0- | gumable that th sea mot with) Th as it Lite way] With amile on his lips, pipe In hi again? n liffioulty the latter ordered | cordial reciprocation and that eyes | along ave ye 1 antern In hand, he d } Georg his wife every day ted them, f t parts of the ar, and pres-/seended the sta He lifted th Yes, you are doing the best you can. You wear gauge underwear | ®"« to ca occasional flow |, To be compelled to kiss your ‘wife. | ently in looking round # ray of hope | tras The light fror antern he y ded a, ere he rub. entered jeorald o » showed ( 0. a the bed. &nd take cold baths and there Is an electric fan In the office, Lite | 4 An {ihe mil! . oe Same An ye" te bee ae the Bee sive! “i sail in rm fg 3 nt Sloot mfortably Be dearadle. You have prickly heat only about half the time and the However, aa might be expected of | of the Puritans which provided that | wire | quoried the lawyer, genially satirely transformed you in ja man with force enough in him to man should kiss his wife al Ther t in it What do you think I'm heat has not entirely transformed you Into a human grouch lkick up a family musa, the man in| ay, thus affording ad He w the coll and took it m Ob, but think of the time when you didn't care what you wore; |the case dissented from the judge's | premium on oseulation down, and his heart sank again Flesh and blood just at present f overalls and bare feet, and splashing behind the sprinkling cart; | deciston | Kissing goes by favor and not by| It was the thread-like wire nved | 90 you can't sleep, eh? We will alter ‘of the long summer vacation, of shady nooks; of a seat high up tn Kiss my wife beea I must?” | force tg in bottling, and absolutely usolems | (hat : You anal oemp a sadly . . . ‘ “ said Mr. Lindsay on your Who that Is a man will blame /|as a means of escape enough within the next hour, cal branches of a tree w the arc malades breeses fanned You |i, ‘The jail for me rather than|George Lindsay for appealing from| Then suddenly a thought occurred | promise you f@nd even the birds forgot to be afraid. Gee! But those were hea lowe my freedom to kias when and| this new rule of law whichrtries to/to him, which sent the blood rush He let the flap fall as he spoke, wenly days! where I choose.” |make a man loving by compulsion |ing to his he and set his pulse - alked away in the direction of pe ‘ , heart beating faste: pack door ‘Oh, Bill-lee! ! 0 san! George ts right and a periodical kisser by duréas? [and heart beating faster. h, Bill-lee! Bill! Let's go swimming. Mother says I can Pomel bivsca are blasphemy in| And what woman would desire|| “My God!” he sald, “there's a| Gerald heard the unfastening of ’ pee the eyes of the god of love jeuch formal and prescribed saluta-| chance yet.” the bolts, the descent of the stone And from across the field came this: “Can't; gota hoe corn— ©, yea, we all know what women | tion of the Ips? | From his breast pocket he drew] #eps into the ¢ arden, and presently @arn it.” will say-—when George was court-| Behind the kiss must be the man/his note book and tore three leaves |4 &limmer of light from the lantern Can you go “fl help?” ing his wife he did not need a fudge —not the ainay A MAN. j/ouwt In the light of the moon we wed ae the window on tc + a penell he wrote the cellar wall An bour tater the patter of bare, scarred feet could be heard ou | God's sake, whoever fi Carrying & spade, the lawyer the hard thistle-bordered cow path that wound through Hodge's cow Pasture. You whooped and yelled and ahucked your clothing as you | Tan. First in is the best to primitive man. All ready. Two brown bodies cleave the air and the cows under the spreading chestnut tree stop chewineg their cad for a moment as a mighty splash is heard. You and the neighbor's Swimming. Isn't it fine? Isn't ft about the dest thing that ever happened? Wou splash Billy and he plasters your brown back with mud balls. Poets have raved over the old swimming hole. Painters have ap- Proached It, brush in hand, and the subject Is too big for them, Just &s it is for the editor who has written this with a pain in his heart as hhe fights files amd beat and thinks of the golden days of child hy That is nm unwritten law that dates back boy are in The feel of the water is as grateful as is ice to the Ips of tho fever patient. You stay in until by all the rules of science yo be ill, and then you stay in some more. Bet dressed first, and after that another run along the crooked cow patch, while the sun slips away behind the trees You can never do that again. It belongs to youth and the time when there was no care. But it ts coting and refreshing and good to think about in these hot days of midsummer. should Then comes the struggle to God Is Good to Us Tn spite of the things that go wrong, God Is mighty good to this country. Never before in the history of this land has nature opened hes cornucopia more generously and poured out greater plenty. ‘The west bas a record-breaking wheat crop that is taxing her Tabor capacity to the fullest to harvest. And it takes less of it to make a barrel of flour than in previous years. ‘The south bas a tremendous cotton crop coming on and the " « @fowers are talking 10-cent cotton and prosperity. The corn crop of the country promises to be 300,000,000 bushels larger than ever before. The whole indicated corn crop, at present Prices, means something like $1,640,000,000 to the farmers. ‘There are indicated bumper crops of oats, rye, rice, flax, barley, "tobacco and potatoes—worth hundreds of millions. The farmer is not alone in being blessed. Throughout the land, from sea to sea, the factories are humming with busy life. ‘There are no strikes of consequence and no prospect of any. The steel industry is many months behind its orders. Every shipbuilding plant and car shop is worked to Its fullest capacity. In the great arteries of commerce the ships and freight trains are carrying all they can. ‘The barometers of business, the retail stores, are re finest records. The bank reports show a steady Increase in savings Every city of enterprise has its home-bullding boo: istering their Perhaps never before, anywhere in the world, did peo. ple live better than do the people of this country today. All goes well in this land of the free! ee ee No home-grown ofl plants in Kansas this year. Judicial frost killed the crop. _ When a woman becomes president, will Her Excellency ride a broncho? Justice Brewer, please phophesy. “Rich men,” says the president, “set up by their success a false standard* that serves as a bad example for the rest of us.” O11? If you want to see ~ it exemplified—if you XOSVUY NEEM anove the severing for the battle of life— Wises — ae ie 1) ee te ———TF o 200 students— MODERN BUSINESS COLLEGE atudenta—at their work —1 You should go right wn to the Collins Bide. James and Second, top floor, and visit the day or even- ing classes of SHE SEATTI STAR—TUESDAY, Sse eee A STAR DUST BALL. There'l be a Star Dust party soon, | Old triends'l sure be there. | Yea, Dippy Dan 4 Lake the Loon, And Joe Kos I declare. | Steilacoom Sal pal, And graceful’s an Armadillo.) | She's promised not to waltz with me But Luke, or Weeping Will O. j (she's Lake's ola} The Star Dust Man will “toat” his| chalr . Out in the ball Aad undertake the While Josh Wise plays the Middle C. SPIDER. room middie eallin And it must be remembered that | this is the Russian army's second) summer. | porte that he won the Togo now r battle in 37 minutes, We stilt insist | [that Rojestvensky'’s place ts deville. A WORD FROM JOSH WISE. “To th’ victors be- tongs th’ soll,” said th’ mikado, lookin’ at th’ map of Asia. ourteen tile dealers in Cleveland | have been Indicted on the charge of violating the anti-trust law. No,! no, don’t fump at conclusions. These gentieman do not all sell straw bate ‘The latest dance is a combination of the jig. clog and waltz How many drinks are necessary in order to perform it? ered the arrest of all} orse races, If that there would be no ‘em after they bet money Gov. Folk or men who bet on was in Seattle, use of arresting They wouldn't have enough nd in betting on the SPECIAL SALE OF LADIES HAND BA THIS W The QUAKER DRUG (0. 1013-1055 FIRST AVE Both Phones 1240. * STAR DUST »)] }im the jin to pay thelr fines. | s ural , » The drama written by a Chicago | z 90 dentist ought draw well, if it tan't 1.00 pulled. Tho author should have no| Mi difficulty in filling the house Te. £0 ' omrel pike There is no horse racing In Chi-} & Pike treet. enue cago this summer. The inhabitants | __ get all the excitement they can weather ake it to the ne jatation. I am impris food or drink in the back Tho Bhns, Maypole road don, by a man who th murder me. This is life or For God's sake, help.” “That ought to be strong en: he muttered, ss be reread it. “I |don’t know that I can add to it in lany way.” Then he made three copies of the document, and folded all three into fiat, long-shaped tapers He then broke off a | yards of the wire, and on ellar of Wimble death A Paris in, writing of the Chicago stock yards, says to 4 He should have been Chicago streets @ fow weeks pewapaper couple of alling a cat jto him, fastened the note to its col ago. Tee |lar, Them be affected the same thing round the necks of the other two. Then one by one he pitched the oats up to the window | He climbed to the window j bars, and wat as he could. They r proschfally at hin aid Shoo!” and they f 4 mo, he heard a clock striking. It F was 10 o'clock, He had been in the ellar only an hour. He remember di ed the care of the proprietors of cata, how before going to bed they | wes pationtly ll “puss, puss * at their back doors, in order to prevent thelr pets spending a night out He prayed earnestly that the own set ne trinity he had we affectionately posed towards their cats, He b great things from those memages. CHAPTER Vi A PISTOL AND AN OPEN GRAVE A JOINT AFFAIR } o'clock struck. In that up ~-~$] 4 WEEK §]--- Pays for any Suit, Jacket, Skirt, Waist, Hat, or other article in our Ladies, remember that our Easy Payment Plan makes buying ULY 44, — lantern on t dow, and then, walked in the direc: 1905 n of the win HOLE GOT DEE putting down the ground, with the edge RETR of the rked out a space on the earth about six feet long and Eastern Outfitting Co, Unc, ff svout tec feet Wide and started digging He n er turned his head 422-424 PIKE STREET, COR. FIFTH to note if there was a face at the Seattio's Reliable Credit House. | window m the corner of his eye he saw it and chuckied. Steadily the lawyer went with his task. He was really digging in the middie of ®o that the Jarges, most modern AOIONdS y PIANOS sell better Pi y other hous anos at lower prices and on easier payments in the city. KOHLER & CHASE, ond Avenue. ©. A. Meyer, Mgr. MODERN DENTAL PARLORS PHONE, MAIN #190 REMOVAL NOTICE! Have removed from Second avenue and Pike street to Second ay enue and Marion street, Mariva Building Our prices are the very lowest consistent with first class ma- terial and workmanship no pLaTes Modern Dental Parlors ey Second Ave. and Marion St, Rtp MARION BUILDING » Mower bed, Por Infants and Children. The Kind You Have les Ba tr ea CASTORIA et ey ¥ aed Po peep ula: tirig the Stomachs and Bowels af S Sagi INFANTS © CULDREN Promotes Digestion Cheerfur~ pene and Rest.Contains neither Opmum,Morphine nor Mineral. oT NAHCOTIC. Breipe af Od Dir SAMUEL ETT In Use For Over Thirty Years CASTORIA yHe CE wTAUn ComenmY mew vomn Ory. o- fect Remedy for Cons! | Pog ot Stommch. Dionifen| Worms Convulsions Feverish- | ness and Loss OF SLEEP. [XACT SOPY OF WRAPPER. Diamonds, Brooches, Rings, Scarf Pins, Links, Studs, Ear Screws, Ete. Houghton & Hunter Jewelers 704 Firet Avenue j his work was not very difficult. The hole got deeper and deeper, the digger —— in it and shov- sereasisa iW CO. Clothiers, Second ani Unien Ten years guerantes. ay aye ot ER Fe ® P tie FIRST "AVE SEATTLE. Becond Noor Howard Building. Sppesite Penn suual PER AND DEEPER. jeling out the earth, while the face remained bars of the window As midnight struck, the task was} finished. The lawyer stuck the spade into the earth, wiped his brow, put is coat, and picked up his lan- glued to the} For bargains in Furniture see ue, RED FRONT FURNITURE Co. 220 Pike St. 2 As be mounted the steps | into the house, Gerald dropped to PAIN the of the cellar, and waited, he k not what (To be Continued.) tion lays of Lal Also ha ey cow Atlant! ondacte better thi a month, © ATLANTIC CITY ADDITION OVER ONE-HALF And no wonder when you can buy Lake Front Lots, 200 fest long. New six-foot wi than any addit side of Dunlap, this Washi seven an and lots of half ken to Lake @ ty Addition. Only Inquire of Mr. Gr ‘ ve plot NICE TEETH ‘BROWNS Scicatitic DENTISTS 713 First Avenue lare the @iscoverers and originators jee tne only reliable and scientific em of Painless Dentistry. We j extr et, crown, fill and clean of t teeth absolutely without pain jand guarantee all work for fifteen rs. Our work is the best, our the lowest consistent with |firstclass work. EXAMINATION FREE. Our plates from the natural teeti 2 to fit. LLINC SOLD OUT and are guar- 500, T5¢ ond $14 4 | GOLD CROWNS. .:.$3.50 to BRIDGE WORK 3.00 to 3.00 FU LL SUT NATURAL TEETH, 8. lonewere., PAINLESS DENTISTS, First Avenu Pe sae ace ANd & Union jock, one door south o: ‘Doug: fall & Southwick's, nds | Hours—8:30 a, m, to 6:30 p.m. Sun. ¥, $530 a. m. to 12:50 p.m. LONDON LOAN OFFICE Second Av. & Next te Guy's Drug Store, Money to Loan on Watches, Di« monds and Jeweiry, De mot buy a watch or diamend Parlors 1, for alks on every street This addi before you see our dis: “ ao play in our ion ever opened in the city of Seat- window and our prices, marked side of Ratnler Beach, and this plaia Cigurea » 1 isaac Luria Prop acres and a two-story new how 2 a $828.00; on berms of $28.00 dows Sait) GELAAGLS We on re t b g tickets from Cet ene tekews from 1) Baggage, Furniture, Stora; Cifice and storage room, 1216 First svenue, Postoffice bullding, Phonea—Sunaet 903; Independent 2 ; {