The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 27, 1905, Page 4

SDAY, SEPT. 27, 1905 : } } 4 THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDN — fant » hpi A behind | gone in the darkuens, | : ; THE SEATTLE STAR ‘ nine Peni ; “a ad BY STAR PUBLISHING Co. (se | } trod, it shook ae rg mood eae cht ms. OF FICHR—LWt and Tae Reventh Avenve y : : are : od th or vat WVERY awrtennoon EXCRET SUNDAY ~ - ’ 1 t , . ma arrive TO MAIL SUBACRIDER Qh the address label of each thon 2 han not again been paid in wdvanes, your Mame le taken from th a Bela ' \ nd het ' stip 4 ' | _a A change of date on the address label Is a receipt — no diag — ca a brent ' might sy, he was] g - avy 4 at the Postoffice at Seatthe, Washington, as second-class matter. 4 , ; -- hi ' von ih ; ; ; AD OFPFICE-RAGLEYS DRUG STORK, COR. BHCOND AYR | — FO cnt? Le gh a te ah . Yard t : AND PiKS STREET | ¥ . ' ‘ ' ig m, 1 Our new Want Ag. Office at the above mumber has recently been onened | the w ' re } i her 1 thou shalt } ° seta tr yote % for the purpose of afforting the public @ convenient piace to leave want ade Aig “oe Adon ° : : . a eae ‘the the s 7 * te leave gubscriptions for The Star and pews tema, 7 phone eum 1 ‘ , Bere tor thin ot : er Undenerdent. Tee the water t r ' ~» be ul. — — ~~ ' h t f hur lef os W. D. WARD, New York Representative 68 Tribune Bullding | a t s hung fr ‘ ; ) 4 e _ = " t ' b , f ay ; | ke & poo rhe t ith a ter 3 The Living of Labor sis Negee? 4 ' as 7 wht much! the ¢ 4, due aching \ | by mab , ' . el salt ' at } ' Tp “ wan like th aith oF " y 2 qo wi - bs 2 le a Ma from a talented mustetar wirtioh 4 th a wh h : since 1890, though wag not Increased In proportion. att titi» alleen that ; cen ieee: aa akan The country girl raised her The fine showing of prosperity appears fram this to be only a Sin abved aly reat ehténtion to the| th s of ond 1 show brows, parrying with « © prosperity that does not give the man of Wages a good living making of happy homes fat r blu juery : 1 " " ty at'en When a woman hates to cook #t The patricia s the first to 1 returned the wn “E) Consolation comes, h from Pr ‘Worn Cb famity unhappy, and she ta just as y 1 torm 1 And I als mor in, who has been investigating the dard af Hv s country are to make dyspeptic of the whole | night king withou wiit Workinen of any other try he haa ever v 1, and b s stud La To ea nok of & woman who hk bel b ] h . - ir # it Is not only plotting against | ing up the bridles onto hi ler ‘The beat and safes | gable: ~ pepe eveecteghhe rs happinons but against the health} and patting the bay, “and all her to buy @ piano Is to IN. He admires the “spa s eHing” of the American laboring , , “ge | VESTIOATE. 1 ake man, “where even a bathr » is not miswing. ne of a woman into at qu " . om parisons arry nom amily i k style He ts tmpressed by the “sumptuous meal which the workman a lo the f it rm t ; ; ‘ ¥ fonsumes as a lunch at the factory “ap p,m ’ antage in He has pleasant ries of “girla who even at work wear oo a cae pr ibe White silk Blouses and on holidays walk around as the most fashion- } tly ‘ sen and our able ladies. in kid vee and «silk dresses,” h ant " a] th an with hie phrase A av er rece tn ee there. | who w get of a job ha richly dreas at ith much neem, our prices are the The picture the Gerr professor draws js a consoling ot ke we ie n ts ~ ; * re a “yp “hs i : nnd to make us forget that the cost of living ix steadily Increasing far Ate and why should woman be doomed | Of the women threw back her you gave him up Bros., Hackley, more r ity than wages. » Weld ' met in the kiteh.| ¢ od coat fr her throat, as the law and had to fly for bin lite Rach a plano of But the American wage earner cannot be seduced into forgetting adenty jt t choked It ts false—my father fi od home. that he te entitled to something more than a mere living he’ Th wh x-| Duntry girl stepped forward Your fath laughed the oth i : ‘ : " ate of| cellent batch of ples ts at wland Iatd her hand upan the ostier's bitter MY father forbade 4 He cannet f that his condition tx not as goed as it ought ¢ sa " 5 r we mm hs | plone the compos of al arn i: be. He is ambitious that his sons shall inherit bett c ment rete w 1 be to a areas must Was he hurt ?* she faltered, witti You are tying, hissed than he did and that their opportunities im life shall be great than areh lan fry lips patrician . ‘ | , ‘Lying! Who you that ‘ Bie Die Those women are t who Ay.” admitted the ostier with a ‘ } ' me Har? What is your name? nocial | should do th king f rest | ort of retivh; “knocked sore against ‘That feeling among the millions of American wage earners has vere ee : . the rocks, wes-Re. Wanders in his v7 18 PALSR"| "The bine ores did nat falter be-| Piano House Made this the greatest country on earth. . emancipation of woman They should do it and be paid for! head. they nay. I helped to carry ¢ ite many case | Ore ine Tee oe eee an It is the basie and substance of our industrial development | Statement by Dr. Sanford Beil | it him in, A fine big soul b aa, too. mma C1 ee ee acs The big trusts and financial combines are but the exclamation y darke me of) J “ h t anewe 2: . 2 stauqua, Boul it b an went by | yard side by side, each a bed th sdiu one tad 0. bond ont Jocelyn,” ¥ the curt a ‘er ass Points in the story of growth. nrg ra baderé Mell! | which w ie shel her own: theushtn ~e ree ont chara oon, et ome moved and parted tr Tt te not enough that American wage earners live better than Murrah for the man who hag hit) tikes and for which and A fair good-day, Mistrens Joce-|in noisciess diamay. But each was|"!*# Opposite new P. L Bldg. those of any other country, They more than deserve to that. | the mail on the head! {kill have beat fitted be} lyn.” said the of th : 1 that the encounter was| ig den ~ tt t w hey | © the how i rity » the « or - “ j then the words be indiet They are more ¢, more ambitious, more industrious than any m ought to do the work they | making ov he hor ty to th t aginary, and so passed on in dis-| - ih iaieetineens © Beat and best fitted for a to the wean lay» omg a guishable ; “e % That is what Dr, Bell means by r will be mor wels ae eaasibiak Marta . Twe figures stole invohuntertiy arm Rut what they deserve and do not get is a larger propo: “ * eerie. v aving nearer and leaned over the speaker Wor quat Become econumically | more comfort and rea ' “ quicker ear, and a shr the wealth they create. The average American wage earner is : tent heath and stronger n } t aoe” wart their | 4@ tyes Po wonderfully hand : You'll find Shaws to th & well t 2 man, with curling brown bea intelligent and more industrious man than the average « hy woman has been sent ft pende 1 » the mare goal with comparativ soncas Chat ped ~be 1 Pharmacy across “ al neem “tale kitchen year in and year out f so) than im the home of « | manded the person addressed, chock " apid Neverthetes ne aller ene the street ct © mere ueefel and greater factor tm commercial development. He | ony centuries ne an tel! pation jing tt ¥ of Master Leigh's chat 4 , feminine ringlets hair, smow- Geserves a better living than the capitalist, and until he gets it the Prosperity of this country will continue only a ver ant, pausing at last Man chooses his w er sts or hia taste, k to suit his) Put the kitehen where A/Bétongs| tor and let those who love it run it "he osnser gana as baa: pakitie-7 $206 SECOND AVE r, wae hard wo macioun heels, Both had been at- tracted by the same tentative index w vat brings thee over here, Mix he rep ee Se ee to hina steady ray of pallid light Mung] stretching out his arms and op That Love Feast heart of the wreck | mncrom. tine dusky corridor." "| iegnts “lina ayes, Amy’ ay ff SOSTOM DENTAL Amy!” be toeseee a haciuae mua lama PARLORS and feared it might be the Olive-| grew asid “Olly John” Is rapidly learning the value of having a good oree} it was the injured man's cham- | nine eyes shone wet and anguished Tweive-year guarentes th - mere: wed 5 te STAR DUST tye jst ae Mi ahaa 3 sane’ ex-| ber—the room of him who had been ures,” isened the ote ane % Lady attendanta planation, delivered with hot cheeks! rescued trom rescue oO the “great foreign]. op ‘ Houre—-#:20 to 6; Sundaya 9 and downcaat eyes : hanged voloe—the fretful v of 1 downcaat ey ship." Am she had hoped, the nurse! the wien to 12 Both phones. A few weeks ago he entertained the American Press Hu Heaven be Qnd got considerable publicity out of which the words “thief,” “rob- ae pion a onty a) wan a by the cavernous fir Sandler’ Ctdtiee: Give tik: tha teat 1429 RECOND AVENUE Ber,” “criminal” and the like were for the time being elimina ace, The closely draped co: rye set ; > remarked patriotically event Breyer cael light, and the two women departe Again, yesterday, at Cleveland, assisted by the local mem ot - stood in strong shadow. The peas-| warily. Upon the lower landing the Associated Press and a corporation Jen BD Recheteller was « guest play “| Ctartee bent to her companion’s torney, who has ably os- log the Kurly Settlers’ ansocts Put up by the team tm the fight ear. sisted Rockefeller in many little “tax-dodging” schemes, he secured |of Clevetand, the other day. John] 1 told of ite skill from the morning My love.” she murmured, mock- | considerable more notoriety in which hy “the arch hypocrite of |®!Ways had a warm feeling for earty| until some 9 ingly, “Amy!—MY Amy! : Diianied* Sted eacared: @ith ériveling encuminee. ccttess, ANG the cartier they set-| "Way into the middle of night Pf __And laughing silentiy, she v In every way the affair was consistent with the true character — And here it te fall and the taet Fame of the host. I. E. Molden, the A. P. man, dubbed for years “Liberty HE Wot ona TALK SHOP of belt int . - “ ¥ F ” Enlightening Holden,” as a term of opprobrium, was selected as No, Clar I cannot say yes,”| 1 saw was a full month agal Lest You Forget’ lives lie on altogether erent | coke or more: mess down the throats of the A. P. clients, and no doubt he was per- | ines.” | ‘The anding’s a thing I don't ‘ee You From mo; and bf 8 fonally responsible for the inane drool which appears today in Sure they do.” admitted the! knew Ow s ni 1eS$ Holden is the man, who as a member of the city park board per- | 10, Tunsons against the merger ot] Indeed ts a Chaemonshtp race; |'? *A® PONE TPICACYS at Jade aaa ey VO We ®Suaded Rockefeller to donate to the city a strip of land through a two tines. It's stupid to me, for our team, you eaten Are on cial Uselexs ravine for parking purposes, adjoining @ tract owned by a3 see Holden bimself. Then Holden, as a member of the park board UNCLE HENRY THINES. MS cure to'Wwind ap i last plgce ‘ (8 ghee earns vuuew ia puna Sale This by adding thousands of dollars to the value of hig-own, and the bal- Allen Savage ie busy these days ance of Rockefeiler’s property. hot ate te human; [Pauling wheat with a xi hore W. k So that, when the tear-stained hypocrite Holden wept over boy a i = a ao wal 6s ee . aha Mw the shoulder of the “greatest criminal on earth” out there at F Bill, and when Attorney “Andy” Squire, chief ab or to mil “tax dodgers.” shouted “Praise Jawn, from whom ‘oll blessings’ flow!” there was a picture that prob. In the background stood at to forgive it, devine, A new stock of these cel- ebrated sweets at less than iy made Satan smile. me hundred simple senting the mob in the forum, or the clack jn a th ; Lk Wholesale price. ture was com The story about President McCall, of the New York Lit The Quaker Makes Free Delivery to ance company, which was spread all ov fi wt “ all parts ot the city. on Tuesday, appeared in the New York papers two weeks ago and : iis the "Priase, papers: mre than 6 week'ago. Another case of Use your phones, Main 1240, Ind. 1240 Graph news “Ma in Seat with selam gror inane Even thor packers are ff r “, th pestis i po sg hange MART, A st CK The QUAKER DRUG CO ey cee nine ‘. ar phew “sm = Pvt Reo was HORRINLE? HORRIBLE 1013-1015 First Avenue “Turn your thoughts to higher things.” «ald Johr t a-knif Jim aa way and precipitated the er nd I had a« pleasant tatk| gi to the k bed. Mr. T we.| was pinned under th to the Cleveland friends wh 1 him on Tuesday stood that the price of off leaped in glee at the statemer ndered ur vam. W af Wellaboro, attended him and 1 that he had five ribs and his _— Ohio college students tried to lynch a fellow student because ho Ladies’ . ah know It! right sider blade broke wore his hair too long, At what length does a college student's hair no ponsity win Sue havne- tae. elaees 1 to| The Above Hlustration Shows the Remarkable Effects of This Won mecomé too long? Sis. weme ace vaewl ba ahet, tas tee axes oud c nf derful Obesity Food—What It Has Done for Others It Will Do some - | Injured. Lawrencevill oF for Vou, ® ‘That horrible stench comea from Manhattan islond, where they ald Don't be fat. Tt tw an ormal| Mich, says: “I have just finished s A NATURAL HORN FAN | and diseased condition of the body.| the seven weeks’ treatment of your have lifted the insurance companies’ lid. Nutriment that should have Wuilt| Obesity Fo: , , I'm the fan of the spring, when| RAWL-OUT COMING, UNL: bass oe 4 must say that See never a thing } - a up bone and muscle for you has/it ts of th most wonderful o done by ~ acai > s “i made fat inat tments that I have ever seen Not to be outdone by New York, Chicago has dug up an insur- Could weaken my faith in the] Another of Long's hogs hawehtia ns fat in attended by many|or heard of. It has simply convert . ance seandal am not on its own foam but ere, The heart, stomach, liver ¢ into a new woman. [ have lost theta Sosa neat inthe anow andl ORs ata ae sn Sala ct aera, bart. stm, ivr ea ein new wma favs oa rice rom the sleet. | term ptttte eak theif in existen ed, breathing in made difficult months, My health fs in The flag was my happtest dream Thie theif lives her and has be | and often though y ¥ U way improved, and T no I found good ex n the play-| Operating here for @ long, time.| the fat person ie in grave dang r both with that smothe oO v ON : he ) y ing ‘wae teen | With ‘the ‘co-operation of ‘honest | Don't starve yours: You will mit hich T used to have aft I knew ‘twas because id ithn this th would soon be weal and egera the slightest exertion. tion without losing You need a Ram Coat nowadays—if you buy one here it will give You perfect satisfaction. Fit, Style, Quality and Price will be just right and moreove any coat in our stock may be bought om “One-Dollar-a- Week" payments. 1 am sure that your treatment sure way and a safe| deserves all and even more than you nda of reputable people | Clim for it. Never saw anything testify to what Kellogg's Obesity Food has done for them. It has Wasg Yo0E NLUSINESSLOLIECE |" a ey And be the world beaters of old bey ingtie against certain persons on ripitition of the offence.—Paha Night School + rite on nese | r anyone to me and turned fat into muscle. They glad to recommend your No makeshift with us, but a big part of our life work. f) rooted and cursed when the toxm| the ohd sheop't orn ‘at ‘aqoire|™hPrOwe” | 2 ON [trom murptun Wan” Eastern Outfitting Co wot the worst Dobb's now Aetna Drum corre-|} mane oe ae ee oe “ se Oe Cae ae tat today to FJ. 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