The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 5, 1905, Page 4

{ HE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, AUG 1905. ‘ ~~ a — = ———— Ts . Il wave some trou-| protest i" THE SEATTLE STAR Perhaps the czar of Russia and the kaiser of Germany merety re- | real pleased to see you Lod ry + “1 think it will some Why should you be tn such @ MRS. WINSLOW $ ‘ K€ the snow go away in winter ple oe . oly rei do © Rove of North’ Caro! sag] hurry, mother BY STAR PUR LISMING CO. E hearsed the timely remark mado by the goverspr of North’ Carolina ap tbe buow ac rg py om on anaweret the justice, “Me|hurey, mother?” sia =a OF FICES—1NT and 102 Beventh Avenue: to the governor of South Carolina ret and if ve got an old too! for | you retuen fe within two hours. It “Boonuae { dont baiteve i tose F vin APTERN OON Back UNDAY, Ts rs band had tuPned him out was a has to go to the coroner by thea “ne| tar ectting an old women, and the ; TRLEPHO? tten by that lady. Her “I told | This was promised utside the arried, the longer ; Det e nt--Gunsel. Main 180; Tetepemtent 1980. The Hague seoms to have bon passed up as a summer resort | forgo! ¥ sooner you get married, Fee PS WEAN ROUNCY ON Waller Ave Gunssc” Wed VE Tis arrays verete to Bare a % nit 40” Hon she sang for all Ht was] officn the lawyer, accompanied by! fone! Fou wel Maria, Noe wt i a % or twealecfive conte ger meni | =" he Powers worth, and Kept her foot on the 1oW | nepew, hailed a hackman 1 arive| my grandehitaren~that's why : One cont per copy, six o per wee! on © ve © or = ‘lager SF se dive . ldren~thn ‘ + Welivered ty mall or carrier No free coplem. _ pedal, ¢ at in e will ark M4 1, BUBSCRINERS—The date whea F subscription expires is " » the burden o of » telle ho says It rtraight to the money chang Of course it was settled that way. ; bp the tar : gp an Geer Game O When trem the bX oe ae ea ee ee CHAPTER XXXVI my | They id and were soon in pos} ite ‘thay left New York shortly : on bas nei Rivers tolet Gs Sees ee en hen't John Past Jones’ body MRS, DEPEW HAS THINGS HER) ,asion of the missing 19,000 pound) Then ey Me Teale were man ‘ Pierced ax the tie, Washington, a@ wecond-claas matter ee _ OWN WAY ‘ latte SEE we “WANT All, OPFICE-RAGLEY'S DRUG STORB, COR. BECOND AVE The Denver man who {# raising allewhite-meat chickens should n § o'clock the three Now, back to my office,”. Mra. Depew usually contrived to AND PIKE STREET. father. mother and daughter—|iawyor, “where the ladies are wait Our new Want Ad. Office at the above number has recently been opened | not stop until he eliminates the giblet stew from the table d’ hote he way. If, of that house affording the public A convenient place to loave want ada, for ; ot her ¢ were in the New York lawyer's Of- | jy, pet her ot-| ‘ true that the husband ainless Dentis f ° Star leave news Items, The phone fu scene fice, and punctually at the hour Ger | They returned there, The farm ponent Tae ae aie thie beet or paisa Harshecate beak oe Are: Sunset Main G0, Indepoudent 158 Chicago's mayor admits that he ts disappointed in his atch fa husband, remember that he ts BIS lor flourished his a and then) ine was so capable of turning the | [* .", "ve! : ¢ prime D. WARD, New York Representative, @ Tribune Butlding mausieiel Cemerek man. Beds, abe, ibore are theo an ¢ ia ot and ares no ans x4 hr vw fato hia wiles ~ vo got it,|head Se aia ciples must be 4 pos vac on e o anid; rHE END. which a large « “ness ————ew a biwband and as good a father a8 lie an gottied.” has bee * RARRA RARE *robal de subscribed for Fad Fancies thinking It was fever stopped in shoes And now you have only to settle eases igdacha staked ga b 4 al ms sag sh pang wets en ee : “I want to day right bere, Gerald,” | with me,” said the lawyer, with @ ™ ARS TFORM, Pee ee interposed the farmer, “that I'm a4] cnite d the whole thing will be : : The Lest news sg Meme $ = = real sorry as any man can be for! 1 dod ane come and go. Brow All the news that's fit to print, what I—~" “Not much, it ten't,” Interpo All the mews without fear er faver. 8 “There's no need for you to #ay|strs Depew. There's a marriage To hag tbl onan Honesty In official ond private wee z anythin me now, farmer,” 10-|settiement for you to draw up, My Jthe past are still here Municipal ewnership of public utilities, torrupted Gerald atiffiy, “You said|"), ia wetting 9,000 pounds ou e false claims. ¥it The business district for reputable business enterprises = iY old man ta settling p ‘ A gross earnings tax upon al! public serviow franchises, 7 enough last time we met to last Me) Gur daughtter, Tessie, who is to be ADYER jexpertence and contir An up-to-date public schoe! system, 7 for many a day.” .|married to Mr, Gerald Danvers ove in Beattie fs & pusrant Equal for all: apecial privileges for none, i. “t w, lad, I know, lad—don't | pore” ‘TISEMENT ee” partine D een J ‘neal : Rigid ay’ rt) 1 of unjust iawe s 1 know it? ¥ bing, LO. =~ No need for a settlement, —— IN TOMOR- clams work Reavy 00 a her the money now before they ROW'S TIMES Come in and have free examings itt hhh hhh eee eee ee ee ee eh your father? , ‘ ne are married, and it's ber’s as firmly tion = 1 anes You were poy ene pts a as any deed could make it so. * m cur opergte 1 Baneed lice wood i ee a fine PERSONALS young enough to be your #0 Is that so? Then . you he state of Washington. We Boy and Cigaret qunaior Manche Salting tor hi, COLD WAVE--Please come back rs Pate 4 pan - ‘ better give It right away—here.” oo Sho Gant haee tor tlt the pian ae and all will be forgiven. nd then Gerald paused nty of time, old girl, when Charged by Obscure den whe Speeesinetcienitin T SRATTLE Two soft, warm hands passed over] ew hack coecent, OF. See gece hea ? ‘We read almost daily of men and women dying at advanced Has anybody calle! the Sunflower Meet me ‘ -4 of we te grades "Get back! There's no putting Board trust. f ? u Soceide Of eons 4 mca, caine around his neck; w BP og a Bee after having used tobacco All thetr lives, But they dida’t smoke | Tink now. et MOL 8 WU the Ne cae ta toate "'*| line touched his ear, ands tolce be ee ris ceocat ena tae The QUAKER DRUG C0. Modern cigarets in their youth — EVERYBODY ote better than any other whis-1i, going to be made one before we 1013-1015 FIRST AVE BROWNS Painless DENTISTS . , ~Apt bored tep out of N’York gain.” 4 Te can't be denied that hundreds of well, hearty, good men live | 4 WORD PROM Joan wism. |, 50 Col. Jim Ham-snd-Spinges ald, he ts my father!” ee ter Both Phones 1900. 713 First Avenue to a ripe age and smoke. But no boy ean smoke cigarets or cigars Say, but I wus th’ |ountic office, You can't keep & yo e +. “ se Rad “That's me, Teas—you hear me eens 1. 2 3. 4. § oad © Unies e nd took the re the hand . 0 one dow gal o| ae while he is developing and uot be injured mentally, morally and sorest man you ever | laboring man down “ hil Bis Guubt had @rapeesnes wa-|"*tcs nee | gall & Southwick’s. saw Friday night For frost bites rub snow on thie! Rg! .'t : You really mean that, Mra, De- | Hours—6:80 @ tm. to 6:30 » a physically. when I read th’ Star, [affected parts | pe the touch of those soft, Warm) new” inquired Gerald, with spark Jas. Means’ Hand Sunday—8:30 s,m. to 12:30 p.m 3 zB ‘The sensible and effective method for a parent to pursue with a nd —s ge Pag skating In Woodlawn park to Well, let bygones be bygones ay ae man.” he answered, |[$2-50 Shoo for salo at SEE WO P| 5 boy ts to begin when he is first able t@-reason and understand and ‘eause he ae me fonde t the cury thinks | We'll forget all that’s benn said that | you've evidently got to learn that ———— : Cures all chronic dige a a ‘enuse by mad me Wonder what the mer ke bt not to have bees sald. Here y y $ ty talk quietly with him in regard to the silliness of boys who amoke, talk ‘sit I hed» {there is up in the attic anyhow? — |ONABL not to Rave been sald. Here | when your weg athe aay Hub 615 tat thon. Cured by Chie i to speak of it as an evidence of woakness uid lack of real manhood, tr gon om acs an Gia ae won| With the declaration pach tape mead conf rg ne by IE The Hub irene hese roots," herba at | mean say }¢le J oof the be save . id - rk, bulbs and veg- = : to tell anecdotes of the disastrous physical results and praise the was: “Th’ reason th't |the Siwashes still stay in the opilar, | Aw 8 “at's a Joint declaration” |“omed, Wes & very faint-hearted gtables. These won- Fs maniiness and pride of the boys who show their superior inteiligen aman dost like t aoe, Ho read it, and then said some | spo ms . 7 pot gon ee a see his wife waste along with me to the justice's of Soaes dar Reeve bane a by resisting such temptations to be foolish, and to speak of the habit monet on dandy ts fies, and it can be declared right} given up to die. We 3 be Bs silly and suicidal rather than immoral and wicked. th’t he don’t like it oft.” | Free Photographs guarantee to cure Ee i The juntice before whom th zema, rheumatiam, if So many children, grown as well as small, enjoy the idea of nissett. presente’ themselves glanced at the asthma, catarrh, 2 being regirded as bard cases. The truth is, the wickedest people on _—— document he was signing ONE HALF A DOZEN fine pictures of yourself with every $15.00 stomach. kidney ong earth are merely the most foolish ones. An lage honk we ees model eee eee. or te tI purchase, and ONE DOZEN with every purchase to the amount of other physical weake Many men are handicapped when talking to thelr sons about | )ear iat NO? soc \\awyer— death was reported at the | $25.00. AND anything bought may be paid for in ONE DOLLAR A ness. By Chl Smoking by the fact that they like a good cigar themselves Of ee coe. ee, oe police station this afternoon.” WEEK PAYMENTS. | nese medicine man Have a tallt 8 Sourse the extremist says immediately, “Let the father give up his Rojestvensky's explanation of bis Death! Gerald started. Had he | with Hee Wo before giving up your Pernicious habit and be an example for his son.” It is this ex- | defeat shows that if he had had bet then killed the man he had strug-| cntp sa peamene. freme method which blocks many a reforn ter veasels, better guns and better gied with? He said | aromas Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc. 422-424 PIKE STREET, COR. FIFTH Offices—210% Washington Street Beatti men, he might have won Y Rr One of the best men living, who illustrates the Golden Rule daily fm bis home and business life, smokes good cigars. When his young What with exiling his cousin, the Rephew was found with a cigaret the man said: “I want you to give |c®ar is getting into the Abdul Ha- = | ‘Up that habit, my boy.” The boy replied: “But you smoke” “Yes,” | ™d stakes. Tesponded the man, “and you may If you want to after you feach 21. Fear of bubonic plague at New BEATS 1900 WASHING MACHINE ou are 10 now, and not at all robust. You cannot grow and smoke | York. However, nothing seoms to ionsisillearindile 7EM ALL at the same time. In some way nature will be thwarted. Wait until | overshadow fear of the subway, Pots Hasy working and will wash fast. Guaranteed to be satisfactory, You are 21, and then I will present you with a gift worth your dat b Inchon, walet f inthta ahd hin |p Sold on 30 days’ triat “That's where the accident oo- curred. Elevator aceident—there is} the certificate just brought in.” | “Will you loan this to mer” i» quired the lawyer, after perusing | General Linevitch cannot read or} = WIPED OUT BY TURKS. Post inches. "walat © inches ahd hipe | GEO. H. WOODHOUSE CO. Waiting for. If at that time you still desire to smoke I will buy you | ysitr'a tine vitch © = Sutted berate scgete’ shiek as 1405 Second Avenue. & box of cigars. *This joko is patented. Senator Thurston says that public | etree or starving, I want to tell you The boy was impressed by this moderate manner of reasoning Store thas 20 teatth iNeiceead ail More than mniths register pee — a We pra He has passed his Zist year | , ote ‘hotels last week” Wonder smnchees gearenk beng why all the Smiths left bom Many well-meaning women will assafl violently this suggestion ‘and declare that there should be no compromise made with vice. ‘These well-meaning women would succeed in breaking one boy of the tigaret habit, where such methods as the uncle used would make a -Beore of trustworthy converts. : Few mothers really think, at least on subjects important to the 4 ip, well-being of their children. How to dress their children, how to 3 “educate them to appear as well as their neighbors’ children and how to advance their material prospects, the vast majority of parents con- _ sider the end of parental obligation. If boys are caught smoking cigarets they are scolded and perhaps whipped, but the careful hourly training to prevent such @ catas- _ trophe, as it can be prevented by sensible parents, |s not given by one Mother or father in 10,000. Hf all the lads of the land could be carried over until 21 years of ge without contracting the cigaret habit, the promise of a box of ae eigars at that age would be well given. seed tis label on your Prescrip- atta sponds with the rk “Steers ling” on silver, 1213 See. SHAW'S DRUG gg ye STORE, Nope, some of them get caught be | mn City, Grew fore they have stolen everything in| ® %&.. rosary and bened sight Serer) ‘The Mystery of £19,000 BY BURFORD DELANNOY. (Copyright, 1905, by the Newspaper Enterprise Association.) , i about I we od {officials don’t have @ fair chance | Sine Whe WoSBWane. he i. - The Greatest Discovery in the History of the World. Alveciar DD Practiced by the Ohio Dentin The new system that Ugthens teeth, Cures bleeding and ‘pyorrhea, of the sume, treatment of exposed den- tal pulp: treatment of alveolar -ab- voems:” treatment of autrum, atmos: pheriec pressure plates. Afe-like teeth tre the most perfect an : ing teeth that dental wo produced: System ¢ Takes ail dental operat: Examination and extraction free eet of teeth, with the “Natural id Crowns, Dik Rrides Work Fittings B56. BOs wna Au work guaranteed 15 years. Hours-4+ a m tof p m Sundays, 12am to lp OMI0 PAIN BM Pike Street aus? Ghe FAIR. Sai? Diamonds, Brooches, Rings, Scarf Pina, Links, Studs, Ear Screwa, Ete, Houghton & Hunter Jewelers 704 First Avenue Opened a branch office at 1209 Alaska Bldg. For the conven- lence of our down| town patrons, HUTCHINSON CO. Clothiers, Second ani Union oe The Need of Manhood “But, mother, dear,” said Tessiey The fact that the bero had ap “you will never be ready; the train | peated to Mra. Depew when her hus goes in 20 minutes, and you will) eid entered. | never have time to change your} The lawyer, who had gucsped M B. We loudiy bemoan Russia's need of manhood. Her need indeed | dress.” ing of what had happened, je | fs great, but a like need of far greater importance ti us lies nearer — | ( dome. Mi ‘America’s own need of manhood cries out from every page of | &C0,, Wc every newspaper every day. It is shameful that autocracy should dominate Russia and hold 7-10 Bitel Bidg | 9 Alaska Bldg. SATURDAY we will give each custo- mer A BEAUTIFUL GLASS BERRY DISH. Bring in this Coupon. 1S ee AFinrwe her people in poverty and ignorance. i But it is far more shameful still that greed and graft should permeate and rot, as it does, the institutions of our own enlightened and free people. ‘ Philadelphia needs manhood to support and carry through the fight begun against exposed political chicane and crime. Missouri needs manhood to sustain the valiant Folk in his efforts to rescue the state from its long-tolerated definance of law. Wisconsin and Kansas need manhood in their contests with en- trenched monopoly. Obio needs manhood to dethrone political bossism that, like a © gigantic spider, has entrapped every department of the state govern- ment in its deadly web. Poor Russia! She indeed needs manhood. But she is not alone in that need. It is inconcetvable that any enlightened Russian can believe in gutocracy as a finality. It is still more strikingly inconceivable that any enlightened American can believe business monopoly and po- ditieal graft may continue in their ascendancy without leading to the disgrace and death of the repulic Manhood must, zooner or later, assert itself in this country. More is expected of us than of Russians. In deploring Russia's need of manhood, let us not forget our own. ee : A PIONEER RESIDENT of Olym-pia, William Taylor, died Thursday. | HARRY SILVER. 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Second Noor Howard Building, opposite Penn Mutual Life ¢ ‘A GOVERNMENT BOARD of en-gineers will visit Aberdeen soon. ee Mw <“9¢e><30 It you want to see It exemplified—if you nt to see upwards of 200 studente— above the average students—at thelr work—preparing for the battle of life— For bargains in Furniture see us. RED FRONT FURNITURE Co, ike St. STEAM A D HOT Wa- 2 Aliso LAKE FRONT LOTS at At ER HEATING. LPT Us NORA NESE Say on * nv ‘Hy Addition. and only 5.00 osT ” 2 B. ‘ Kx MRS. DEPEW WALKED STRA IGHT PR TO GERALD } ta ate Ony AGS ad euly ¢ MOTIBATA YOUR MAS LGNDON LOAN OFFICE ae * —— - . ea .|up. Terms $1.00 per week. New 6 ING PLANT. 108 Recend AY. & Won't 1? Sakes alive. - You've (judiciously left thom together for @| foot walks, fine boating and bath Next to Guy's Drug Stora, known me for nigh on 19 years, and | fow rinutes in: his GUL cat’ ALANS VPLS. Money to Loan on Watches Dia« you don't know your other yet.”| Mrs. Depew walked straight over| oval oa oe Be 2 De pee bees ane Suweiey, EARN BUSINESS COLLEGE Tho train was cavght and during|to Gerald, and gaye him w c ‘ORK, on Washington street ‘ SF Neo tiemess the Journey the situation was dist) cafled a. “omacie® er lta, oF ©. D. Hillman, In ‘Time T BROS., 506 PIKE STREET § Seis c tea cussed with much spirit whe said, “I'm as block hed ar nna, Z plain fleuren, se