The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 19, 1905, Page 4

THE SEATTA® STAR—SATURDAY, AUG. to, 1905, tain THE SEATTLE STAR >) MAN W terrupt the awesome wlenee vi u{ NOTICE TO ? oriicns. ia Li — hi rue MOY, ean you SUBSCRIBERS Gvinv arn RN OON BXCREY SUNDAY loostte eet Peasant ae We dee fal rad Ave Sunset <> 1a miner by the hand, eald ‘ ning 7 do us the favor to call Ro free coples. eee | 1060; Independent 1138,) bétweer é MAIL SUBSCRIHENE The date when your wubscription expires le oe | a 'ns80 erelock, and we will send dress label of each paper, W hen that date arrives, It your subscrtp . oe Nat again been paid in advanee, your ame is taken from the list | PRETTY ANTOINETTE PERRY DEFIES GRANOPAP MILLION iin sayin you & copy at once. If you should ange of date on the address label is a receipt minn it % than once, please tele panna me AOAAN MRS, WINSLOW'S phono ue every thin ~~, “Brntered at the Postoffice at Seattic. Washington, as second-class matter, AIRE MALL, OF COLORADO—THINKS GOD GAVE HER TAL- | It was @ wild day when Booth wo reached our destination, wo were = t ANT AD. OFFICH-RAGLEY'S DRUG STORE, COR. BHCOND AVIE tdnafield came into Gold Bat, the[feoling rather merry, to say the tok one an en aetaser ae PIKE STRERT, 1G) w mbnin wtp. | r rf " See a ee ur cuare taper tect | ENTS FOR THE FOOTLIONT 8 saute cae (tas cesar SOOTHING SYRUP |.",.."0,.0508 S50 the § Affording the publi to leave want ad Old Dan Forbes, the coach driver,| “About 1 o'clock we started home.| vy Miionn of Monn fo, thal m4 tt io the only way siptione for The Star and ducts phone num: pulled up, with the reins tled fo/T had drank a great deal of liquor " an whe Tenth ng for over bitty Years. | THE TAR PUBLISHING CO *ralnncuree wind oolie, aud ie tlie bees Main @#0. Jashboard, so stiff, if you'll take} so my brother got into my cutter Ree PETES iscsniamitisiensnanan fi D. WARD, New York Represen tative. &@ Tribune Building his word for it, that his pocket flask {as the young woman 1 had taken| femutyherdlarrkne ” , was half full of the stuff that ts| refused to ride he with me. Hor| . SWENTY-CIVE CENTS A ROTEMR UNION BAKERY ARR AR RRR RE RR ee uid to keep the cold out, You may|refusal had greatly angered me,| °° “ vd THE STAR'S PLATFORM. § nability 4 his elbow could] posed a race | was perfectly willing. 4013 Of D Avi The Lest news fi have prody that result and of course quickly assented. All the news that's fit *« And ft thar tenderfoot re Brother trie to diswuade me, but It 9 wee pet * forring to Stansfield—"stuck to the] was usolens i Ft 0 ai Mager Bia gd e box all the way from the Noteh In @ short time my sleigh had g * inene Gietrten err Putahle business enterprises, * OM Forbes bad announced in ad-]left all the others behind save the : * * a w n Thar’s the makin one that contained the woman wh F An up-to-date publie schoo! system. . good citixen in that chap, bad refused my company and be e : Eaual rights for all) epecial priviieges for none. * rred. “Lightnin,” be ts escort. 1 was mined to be BOSTON DENTAL * enforeeme of Just, and repeal of unjust lawe Naturally the inhabitants of ¢ ry em 1 to drunk Sarsaparilla. T he PARLORS Bar were very anxious to see drive we ; 7 RRR ERE ER ER ER suddenly we reached » shar» doctors’ Sarsaparilla. The year guarantes, f aay ettendasta, ia iis hiieeenecnemmmenenmemeetnee curve in the road, The two tested and tried Sarsaparilla. BH yotre-$.30 to 6; Sundays, 9 :| Uniform Divorce Laws las akc eee wre Prlroctiy | Phe Sarsaparilla that makes “Oe aROOND AV ENUM. \ lahend was a bridge not wide fich, red blood; strengthens 2 enough for the two to pass side by the nerves; builds up the ! The alarming Increase in the number of div ad In jside. f rescived to pass it first and whole system. d King county during the past year adds peculiar local rest to a eae oe 3 the meeting of the commission for the promotion of uniformity in dl- bin tay eether Chad te step O—| # Woree Jegisiation in vain the driver of the other horse| Sts commission Is now in session at Narragansett, R. f., and {t ts endea “I to slacken b poed : @acing @ vexing question, for the divorce laws of this country ar seis ae ' Rob tote a a complicated as a crazy qu coe Pega Bl ty gence i The decision of the stipreme court of Connectleutt the other day. eoream the womar 1 was @ blank that a marriage ts dissoluble uncer the laws of that state whe j Of the parties is an epileptic who, by falsely representing his When d recovered consciousness, | Gical condition, induces a woman to marry him j cr ae gars Be cong Mg lg Tie pose tincttion that extet ta menrty all the states We had all bem thrown off the i For example, Minnesota, besides Conneeticutt, forbids the mar- bridge and tho others were stunned lage of epilepticn The marriage of lunatics is void only in Kansas aan crowned: Ane Sow, bays, Co] . Maine, Massachusetts and Nebraska, but is a cause for divorce in wan thet aay to ie | aa all but five. In Michigan the marriage of persons having certain » of the accursed f uff? And I never wi Constitutional diseases is void. In all the states, except New Jer- The big miner was the first to in-] q @ey, New York, New Mexico and South Carolina, marriage licenses f 4 @re required. Generally in the southern states and also in Call- ee aa @ornia, Colorado, Idaho, Indian’, Nebraska, Oregon and Utah, mar- The Garla Plages between whites and persons of negro descent are prob! 2 fm North Carolina, Oregon and South Carolina, betw Chinese. Marriage between fir ‘ousins Is forbid and marriage with step-relatives { fucky, Minnesota, New York, Tennessee and Wisconsin In New York none of these prohibitions is made. It its the @asiest state in which to get married, and, with the exception of South Carolina, the hardest tn which to get out of the contract. In New York the only cause for divorce is adultery; in South Carolina y Cooking With Gas We sell this Range on thirty days’ trial and guarantee it to use 10 per cent less gas than any other Range on the mar- ket. Call and see them on dis- play at the store. whites and “| PRESUMB, GENTLEMEN, I OWE YOU AN APOLOGY | in 15 states lowa, Ken- Skirt Special TODAY—Between 6 and 9 p. m. only. This is the BEST SKIRT THAT DOUBLE THE PRICE CAN BUY And it is only ee LL Remember, only this evening between 6 and 9 o'clock. all exeept Flori #0 highly recom river, He was al llow eyes person who « mended by the dark, thin man, with and Mashing teeth. With his first | appearance in the only saloon Gold | ar afforded came the usual west RO Givorce at all is provided for—the state stands alone in that re- MISS ANTOINETTE PE , e nvitation Liquor, stranger?” 83 A} TE PERRY. ra tavite pect. ; im sie ret eines ow wo | astern Outfitting Co., Inc. | And yet the attempt to harmonize the divorce laws is not hope- CHICAGO, Aug 18—"I would/ner.” She was found engaged in| was not, in the parlance of the} s ‘ rather be a second Maud Fealy than! . task of noving | camp, “used to chawin’ bis words Corner Pike Street and Fifth Avenue. Bees. There is really less vartation in the divorce laws than tn the | own all the riches in the world trem bas us | twi | Marriage laws. Statement of 17-year-old Antoinette) at th Booth Stansfield measured him It would be impossible perhaps to harmonize the marriage laws. | Perry, member of “Mra. Temp’ rmance. | with « glance and, quick as a flash, | But this is not necessary. Practical uniformity tn divoree may be big ag onl Nye playing ! is to stay on the ‘at hin right ged shot out and the on nie pgedirisen dogs *° theater, Chicago. but not beday have an t| miner staggered and weat down to Becared by the general adoption of certain fundamental principles |” And. just as a slight Indication| idea to reform tt. Im |the floor. Stansfield put his foot on | Cosy Comforts CATER ETAL oO Bhat will apply alike to al! marriage relation, however variant the | that she means what she says, Mbs| ary good little ¢| his breast and held him there, while Re grhnge. methods ané Baws and conditions under which the tion was formed may be. | Perry, by her decision to stay on 4 in her habitu n voles. | he mly surveyed the thunder FOR ee Sines” peda Ae tay Ror ‘We have been a long time talking about uniform divorce laws. i : stage, — wished all interest | “I'm tn lov# with my work and 'm| struck companions of the fallen oat Solids icdiooets aaa Bho visto commissioners who are now in session the a dificult prob- | uy gr nacatner* tale value at) evine to, say tm Man lon as Ue | sateen, I owe you For Chilly Evenings] | =: css Co soa me ‘ie sek oak aiton Soups a | pu oe me | »srewume. gentleme convinced. * Som, poss! - @ had told her that If she went andpa Hall ix cruel to ask mejan apo aid he at invi jand her mother. Mra. Edna Hail me ts just as 1 tant as bis old| here. Nevertheless, | am sure you Rockefeller on Rum | Perry. ‘well known club. woman 1 mine is to bien; and fm sure 1{ will excuse me, it 8 also my uaeal A Gas Grate eae it ©, Colorade. They are the only | w i not osk him to give up his} custom to knock down any man who} -_—— h | gold mine asks me to take a drink. To the! Artistic, efefetive and cherry ts Jas. Means’ Hand bs: John D. Rockefetler’s prayer meeting sermon on the demon Rum 1 og that God ghee he g Ex-Senator C. I, Mall, of Colto-| gentioman who hi the fi a the open fireplace, and much mi +50 Shoe for sate at wre vi on earth ave each some talent! redo, i# rated the third wealthiest | Stansfield added, smiling, and re- clean and convenient whea GAS J} aman Meight be called o notable contribution to current literatu that we are expected to improve n in the state, his gold mine, the | mi wing hin foot, “I wish to is used aa fuel. No smoke, soot or ‘We are all interested in hearing what the richest man on earth id she, youterday Ma t ne of the rich-| that I bear him no gradge or mi ashes. Weare having a SPECIAL The Hub 4 has xiven me an es has to say even though he talks like a phonograph. weet. From early youth} whatever, but ['m perfectly willlag a SALE. Like many another pious man before him, Rockefeller took a few | 10F pigeons Magers max “a i. he has had 1 opinions of the | to him oy satisfaction ne » ci ike to ple y¥ eraodfathe an | stag Hie antipathy fed him first hee—only make your wants kes st dit Jehn Bafeycorn ai condmond thelntenperat wow ot | UM? Lovie my pag see coma fat ay xt |peeeetee, See ew See Seattle Lighting Co Booze as though that were the only devilish form of intemperance | Miss Perry is decided! etty oe give} temerity to marry | epough.” ad known to man. | Not only that, but she has a “man-/an act I crawfish! I’m not a fool not -l. BUILDING, FOURTH AND UNION. Of course he urged everybody to abstain from strong drink. All to know when I've enough,” oruat gre Ex 27; ind, Ex % n t at od the minor, rising to his feet, the poner vas eigeet do ner We ail agree that homes and fam ee a eee ase a : cae cad 4 Ss Miles are ruined by the curse of liquor meaning in bis eye ax he glared ‘ y But the truth isn’t amy more truthful jast because Rockefelle | nround, if you fellows choose to al put bis personal o. k. on it. Ye S$ I AR. DUS I tye take advantage ot ale eee. ar 1513 to 1519 e 1513 to 1519 And there would be more variety tn the discussion if some | ing -a Second Av Second Ai ahead of any of you ie. co! ve. other forms of intemperance were placed in the same list with the The “eommaaiens << i wee . F intemperate use of boos. stood epeechibas and puzzied. They ? intemperate cating is probably just as harmful in ite effect on eatin + easenten \ Bs -. 117 Tester Way. the human body as intemperate dringing; and the intemperate accu- A WORD FROM JOSH WISE pratense a 2 ‘ A La ¢ PLATINUM PHOTOGRAPH men: ‘ is 3k for home consumption in, and he said A gentest piace to borrow a mulation and hoarding of money is just as reprehensible and as c se ‘wae ai Jemen, if you would like to r 4 Giamonds and all kinds of pears, harmful as either of them. er, “they've| bh a story, I will tell you why I Siell has tins Yo. walking Goma’ h.ark alley ot dead ot “iii: aa OF Yourself with Each Dollar Purchase. ‘ ight we would feel safer tn meeting a man full of boore or food but it is so a have it, par cried : than one full of an insane desire to get his fingers on more money ie coal “ate wees Git? he bennn, “eee 7 Ne man can oncssed tn basiness who wee stro pare SA eae Marg yn | Me Dy ay yp: ASK ABOUT THEM person has a place in better society who falls into its power.” So ’ so igy ; |e Tadinns. then 5. Brocgnt ee Sy 1M FIRST AVE SOUTH a] Says the richest man on earth. close t' th’ old trav'ler B ben —. girl that ain't n ng parents — h Be srag. ws ntl Phonee—Sunset, Pink 1751. In- : Much depends. upon what success in business means, and what shed oft before, to get 4 | r0on got into fast company and dependent 1751. Free Delivery ‘|| REMOVAL NOTICE! MODERN DENTAL Panos | ———— ———— Be pne’s notion of better society may be, If the society that John D. nuE oO ake Prt t before my r old | re be. Bravels in is the better society, there are many honest people who will . a one - br back to get mi realized it, as we as myself, Save neiaarel trem Beene climes ene Vee te en HP yk 4 etay out from choice. And if success In business means to accumu- iy tink. Seitne on bile onty child. 1 hed enue and Marion street, Mariva Building. tion corre: fate many millions of dollars and at the same time attract the cun- a lot of mugs back re aad whic }a POURge.. SSS" T tid sl actin Ont eee ie Se some pee al ag janpt and hatre4 of all humanity, then the world iy full of men who ween what he was doin Mt yw me into town ‘a (pre not havkering for success. nnocent ey: | , me home when T was un Modern Dental Parlors e212 See onayrs gre 1 It is comforting to Know that the richest man on earth still goes ‘ . tks cncndion th whl tale ~ Ao prayer meeting, even though some of us have serious doubts as to " itt ol Sefer peer npg Sgr cea. Second Ave. and Marion St. ’ hls ability to buy bLimself a resereved seat in heaven 1 keepin’ my mugs and"inch.|sleighing party, and, for the first| MARION. BUILDING ] ul _- jo t my brother formed one of the 1 days in a sc ; The town we were driving to that wr T KE ‘EM ON rir | night was some 14 or 15 miles dis-| tOAD. % Detroit man awoke in Duluth after wandering 90 france. Lucky man, Look how much of the Equitable case he tant, and we made several stops on P missed. Ed. G. Croxby, of Watervitles whe the way each time, naturally, to IANOS _—_-— jin town the other day, Kd uped fol take a drink, so that, by the time onic iiiatens te : . A . 1 ot, coughed up the bullet. This inclina- ’ wwEMOnEET, © a faity |. = | lo oi er Pianos at lower prices and om easier payments * Missouri man who was shot, coughed up th ae BORNE i ae | than any other house in the city, } ' 4 Pion to be shown amounts to a mania. te a reputation’ asia j Wam ttn m sround Witet |fB funders #30 a.m. te 13 m ; he carried, a. % { 614 FIRST AVE. SEATTLE. 4 All the R. Fe D. boxes are to be painted green. It’s not stated a gettin e of | KOHLER & CHASE Tuy Sabens Bese Wownss Butiding, J yun read beards to | ¥ epposite Penn Mutual Lite all Matr Now he 1305 Second Avenue. C. A. Moyer, Mgr. | Bullding. the road, and ha RE BIG + gwhother the shade will be pea or paris. his whiskers ne nce, Lewiston Journal. If you want to see 4 bes Mt exemplified—it you You say there's no such word as : OX) want to fee upwards fat. | certaint jo.” ot 000 atetente— ¢ { went, 3 yu'll admit, won't you, that Sbove the average “Skidoo, fellers, skidoo! ere’s 8 , nme! th word as anment?*] — rk—preparing for thé battle of lite— Whut fer? I don’t see no cop. ee ae “It ain't no cop! It's a woman | | . J ney a tourin car! Run fer yer| “Why 45 they nar r | FRIED MUGE | ‘It seems to me to be most ap: The root beer was served in ice! prop MODERN BUSINESS COLLEGE cold mugs of pewter, A great crowd was buying it, and here and there e243 OO 4 <6 fomeone would depart with a foam: | ANNOUNCER BARGAINS IN FURNITURE For bargains tn Furniture see RED FRONT ht A co, ike St. MENT IN SUNDAY TIMES. LONDON LOAN OF FIGE 305 Becond Av. & Next to Guy's Drug Store Money to Loan on Watches, Die« monde and Jewelry. De not buy a watch or diamoné bh © you see our display in our . and our prices, mark: | Gian prices, ed la The QUAKER DRUG (0, 1013-1015 FIRST AVE Both Phoves 1240. isaac Luria Prop