The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 5, 1905, Page 8

PS aeset car trust A David Arises Against Giant Trust in New Jersey A WRINKLE” SEATTLE § ! IN NECKWEAR! BIG MOVEMENT STARTED TO ELECT LEGISLATURE WHICH | t vn r | WILL OVERTURN LAWS THAT MADE STATE A CRADLE oF |BOt know, and ax far as anybody ~ else has been able to ascertain it} TRUSTS--EOWARD COLBY, BANKER AND WALL-ST MAN, | Will have to be shoveled out, if re moved at all MAKES HIS CAMPAIGN ON THE PLATFORM—ATTACKS SPE The large ®umber of trains that 5 will pass through th tw nel ever CIFICALLY THE GREAT PENSYLVANIA CORPORATION— NEW | Jay will probably ep it filled with the eatbetinaieus -van ov The stock ts of satin taffeta rib JERSEY MAY RID ITSELF OF CORPORATION QOMINATION hb the carne MS ODOT, VOL) vous thoes. snanen Wid, Os j when City Engineer Thomson was about three SPAS ESR asked Wednesday how it would be|!# e#peclally pretty for older women | removed, > replied that he was| When evolved in a lavendar | and from Missourt white shepherd's check, It has a | flway mén claim that no| dainty white ruche, two tucked shire | inconvenience will be caused by the|'" front, and three miter-ended smoke clouds escaping through the | t#bs, wllghtly fulled | uth portal a few hundred = feet ~ from the depot | WEATHER FORECAST—Show he ame he Cascade ne | to chine a sanae’ te Lunn} ore Tonight and Friday; Increasing ae es c Bouth Winds, Becoming High} Soutivant om Da | on my hy BBE > | Freshies” Decorate Building | ” numeral t the| After sev days of persistent | | on the coping that | effort Mr r has apprehe grounds, last Friday | the offenders. At first he was un decided as to what course he would siger has used acids in| follow in having the lads pun } to clean off the stone ished, but finally decided that he L h found impos would leave it (6 the clase Atal the paint bas meeting of the claw Wednesday © the soft aand afternoon, it was mined that remaining oye would ha th masons to f having the ! c m it be about $60 | t se eeeeeeeee -*F See eee reer er ee ene * *. * 5 5 » * » * * * and Prussian governments ha ed into # @ an os the sion to Belgium of the ter ry @ eR Rage I hy a wow | demnant for N Ske. * of Mor in exchange for strip of land adje the town bas been struck at the foot which} 4 & of Bupera, in Prussia * Moresnet was the smallest of frocks the cradle of the trusts v3 gorse h ma * Colby, a wealthy young pean states and living in this is the ne | 2 , mall » »pean indepen = Sane winkehy prommiacn 1 * a-Chapelle * the event of his elect | * t was granted an independent constitution after the Vienna # ent of his elec ey * mega ot ever : * The burgomaster was alternately appointed by Belgium # fegisiatior ‘ 5 vi and Prussia * ae sttacking as th * The population le polygiot—German, French, Flemish and # SEE Tacotvante vaitrend corpors # Dutch. In all, they somber @ 3,008. * tion. ee coteae + Gent thie fal * Moresnet is pronounced as if it wore spelled Mor-na * Send enjoys privileges under state * * Saak ons : “ | EERE EEE EE ERT ORE Eee laws which ore th th equal w Of the smal! taxpayer ' ie e-enya that an evil exists.” Rast. | ** me toads pay 85 per thousand ion the man who owns his home biel a nn wup oly A mnber by says th $22 a thourand. © wrong and in the saying establishes , a2 are placed ur BY THE TATTLEAR. Maeeit as a new type of human | Jer Foverment protection by the $4 Specimen in Jersey pe ns seve ot the asta re a Colby is doing bix » Benen Shasta, During the course of an informal|that every voter was equ re s ou ar r ty on, a j ¥ ba now. His enemies point te r « | sponsible for recent. hold ~ in Wall-st and say he is onl scfieceetipas: Dh 1,000, 00 ' lesson on citizenship, which Mis*! other crimes in the city oa me ise DeHart, tmatructor in ‘The citizens are responsible He is, however, the most Interest “p h D neh at the high school, gave to| said she, “because they elect the tng political character la New Jersey us em her clase Wednesday afterncon.| council and the mayor, who have teday. Upon that «round I paid him | President H.C of the city the author intatA an order @ visit at his ny ont eatate, Ci d A y 1, wan roms oa rich brown cient police Rear Seabright. My object was ¢ : ouds wa ne of the budding statesmen. find if he did, in truth. - rho ix learning the graceful tongue red one of her| Senuine attack upon th What means w Ss token to} ee { it were n laws of New Jersey clear the Gr rm a trying to impress upon the aa the world knows, the t big black he fact that the whe le trent trusts, for the payrne I be poured into it w men class as well the » n poration fee of a tenth of 1 per nel goes into use? sl “fresbies” who daut the can obtain charters upon ocea. The Great Northern engineers do} ool were guilty watered stock. laws which counte- } 2 went on (o say nance “dummy rectors a of the various oth Jerhande ¥ commerce trusts: oper of this state have impunity * the binations j Colby is a young man, + menner and quick of the He Was playing 4 stiff game of tennis! when I interru hir His anso-| ¢lates were millionaires’ sons | "The people of my state are dis-| posed to react against polit grafting.” be said, when he had down to business. I ha © ea three-mor yer ~e t for my oh a tien. Al ent ¢ the primaries, efore. The voters part! & number v people are ase I have promised them » ng. 1 have declared myself the enemy of the corporation which controls felature, making it grind « grist 0: nat the best Ir the mo My fight has be local ismues, and has @irected against railroad, which to swallow the state a ef to swallow my That is the ense f what Colt ald. Though not co gi Twill probably be ugh of a mes-! Gage to wend a throb of fear to th Heart of the octor Me qualm of doubt or of Fervey Colby also favors the electior United senators by dir Nete of the peopie. This, t is tended to be a disconcerting ele iM the trust nest ‘The young bans the Republican ring the 11 Cotby arsemblymen bine with the assembly me Hudson-co and with the th ocrats tn the houre he cat do pretty much what he pleaser. In the senate Colby world have lees power, for this body will stand neveri Democrats to 14 Repub- Means, Colby being one of the lat- | iicety | | te fenders wit! adopt policy and may accept jews high « fer” His whirlwind carnpaign, how- JEANETTE WALLICE, ever, has aroused great public ve ei Ti aa : Hipest, and ft is anticipated that th Str NEW YORK CITY hool freshmen painted figured stor TALES OF THE TOWN Hair AND WE CAN EVERYBODY CAN HAV ¢ improvements from ation, the Her Hair Takes on New 1 can now be had at all Druggistn sizes, 25c., 50c. ow how quick M For Sale and Guaranteed by QUAKER DRUG COMPANY and $1.00 per bottle Must Now Put Fifty ‘‘Bones Miss Wallice’s PROVE IT. E NICE NOW, and you don’t have to wait around weeks and months for resul will te either very firet in HAIR You This GREAT HAIR-GROWING REMEDY three TAR THURSDAY, OCT. 5, 1905, FREDERICK & NE FRIDAY AND SAT are for cash ehall be wold to @ leo Credit 1 eusefurnishers: All males of thene Speciale quantity of ‘hat DEALER and fin deli ustomer, No CG, 0. D any Special Furniture Dept.—Ask Floorwalk er for Sale This $2 Hardwood Blacking Case 89c Golden I man nished Hardwood Black ing Case, having turned leg and lift-up top, the latter being covered with durable cloth in assorted *, with colored ed ned with Case contains al footrest and constit receptacle for brushes, et ilar price of th cane 19 $2.00; special pr ng ! The Blacking ce Be Bedding Dept.—Third Floor 85c Pillow Sham Holders,While Stock Lasts, 45c Each These Sham H ther wood or iron beds, single three-quarter or full «i tal sham fr ie mad at # 1 qual ity steel wire. Regul Khe each ial price, while stock asts, tomorrow and Saturday, each 4he $2.25 and $2. 50 er Lace Curtains $1.45 a alr f thew ¢ te and Ara and $2 There are nit & palr >a pair; #p #145 Importers’ Samples of Drapery and Upholstery Materials 75c Each These Samples are equares of velour, tapestry and damask Ke wh halr t ar tops. 1 4 the ansort t many kinds fine Drapery and Upholstery mater priced regularly at from $4.00 t 04 yar Special p ample pleces, each Whe 25c Silk Pillow Cord 12c Per Yard There is a large assortment in mixed colors. Regular pri yard; special price, per yard ‘ee Regular 25c Green Denim 15ca Yard Ex opt that this Denim ts slightly wrinkled, it in per iT] being suitable for filling round rugs, et Regular 5 per yard per yard price BECKWITH AIR TioHT he $1Cashand $5 Cash and RANGE Complem Credit CNCORPOR: Mow return shore SECOND AVENUE. MADISON The Laurel Sole ‘Agent 1522 First Avenue 818-824 Second Ballard. Avenuc OUR HEATING ‘STOVE PRICES ARE GUARANTEED we have on hand » © 4,000 Heat s =, the prices on them are so eminently fair that we do not hecemsity of redu on any time this season tn order to ch t the entire stock. However, should the un- iw to reduce price of Heating Stove in our st we | immediately, and without waiting ner tom . ach person who has previously bought, a check for * amoun ween th a reduced price. This is what we mean by the expression “Our Heating THE TEAWITi AIR-TIGHT HEATER A Strictly Wood-Burning Heater Embodyingthe Famous Principles. of the GENUINE BECKWITH ROUND OAK $1 a Week BUYS ANY HEATING STOVE,COO 3 t STOVE OR RANGE IN OUR STOC $5 a Month h | NOTICE TO | 1050 LEON (Ine.)—Complete Hotel and Club Furnishers, URDAY SPECIALS -. < eartieat y € The ight is of at all times to limit the nor telephone orders for thee Hpé an be filled. NONE TO | « =“ Cw Carpet and Rug Dept.—Third Floor Choice of Over 50 Patterns of Extra Super All-Wool Ingain Carpeting at 55c a Yard, Cut and Sewed This is xtra uper Two-ply Ingrain Carpeting. made by the Ivine, my A er and low ™ Our entire showing in this grade of Ingrain Carpeting is included, Spec price, cut and sew ed, per yard 5be Japanese Matting Underpriced Regular % Jap Matting ut only, per yard 25¢ Regular 40c Japar Matting, cut only, per yard 2he Regular Japanese Matting, cut only, per yard se Regular Japanese Matting, cut only, per yard .. oa be Regular $2.50 27x60-Inch Axmin- ster Rugs $1.89 Each represented in a good assort- Both Oriental and Floral patterns are me signs and colors. Regular price $2.60 each; special - inch piss, each $1.80 —— * sefurnishings Dept. First Floor. ) Porcelain Hanging Salt Box 25c : Th It Box ie made of good quality white porcelain decorated in 1 blue. Back forms an per panel by means of which box et is hung on the wall. Special price, . 25e t c SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY ONLY The Henis Self-Basting c Dripless Broiler. ng this Brofler the rich By us nutritious juices are retain ed and conveyed back to the meat by simply reversing it a few times while cooking. Chops or steaks broiled in it are never dry, scorched or tasteless. It is also just the thing for brofling oysters No other broiling process holds the juices of meats or imparts such appetizing flay- ors. Special price tomorrow & Crockery Dept.—First Floor. Eight-Inch Cut Glass Flower Vase 68c Vase is eight inches high and cut in an attractive design. 4 loped and Vase tapers gracefully from both mouth and Special pric ERS eee ee This Mou base. 1 Oak Heating Stove. It has the Draft opening is fitted with ashes are removed. The Round Oak, and is se= t with cast iron, pening in the top has wide poll elebdrated R et ma ee Old Stove and Allow You All It Is Worth as Part Payment for a New One. : “| AREDERION €&N ELSON Eh eymplere Mole] ait “Wao Pernuhere AvED) HEATER AND SPRING STREETS. Home M&M ade Bread, hureday. Union Bakery & Cafe 1413 SEC anh AVE. M. HEE WoO a Chinese Medicine: Wednesday ana SUBSCRIBERS Should your copy of The Star fail to reach you by 6 o’cloch sny eve- ning, please do us the favor to call up our main office (Sunset, Matin| Independent 1138.) between 6 and 7:30 o'clock, and we will send| Co. you a copy at once. If you uld Cures all Chronie miss it more than once, please Diseases of Mah phone us every time you miss it.| or Woman will In this way we can be certain of giving our subscribers a perfect ser-| vice—and it is the only way. 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