The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 17, 1905, Page 4

4 THE SEATTLE STAR S BY STAR PUBLIGTIIN co ae @_OFFICKS-20? and 19) Beventh Avenue | BVBRY APTERNOON eXCEPT SUNDAY (BY CYNTHIA GREY.) | ; One come wer wonty-tt nts per monty | Gelivered t 7 ¥ on, (we ve cents p fO Mail our subscription exp ‘ Mi i ma ie ae _ The Marvelous } ,| ne le taken from the iis | NE AD CFFICE-RAGLEY'S DRUG STORB, COR. SHCOND AVE though in many Instances | saw|“awelled fop” if he would give up . : an Pita! @ritiet gh In tan ip naan, Tcould |e seat to fold women who wes! Mh Soatertainer Qur now Want Ad Office at the above number hag rently been opened womer nd while m : “ aaane he tnbeetink teas eee? n in: for the ording the public & convenient p to leave want ade, not blame the men, for I this hoy | standing oh v fo leave subscriptions for The Siar and leave news {te The phone num wee driven to that extreme Indiffe Hat Mow Grey cannot part with th bere for (nts ce are: Bunset, Main @0: Inder Pr Fy ence by the nuow owding of X for the man (generally 4, work~| - ° y for whieh “eat would seorn further reward : Insurance Too Costly é ; ae arer Se ee enamine © ihiek Fo i , aln | 4 -_ sideiial he's 1 with out r | 3 j 4 th ould enf the he «o Grey that is i If the Insurance @xpoxures and reforms are to have any practical franchise clan hich chivalry that compe , effect it must be in the direction of reduced rates to pelley holt that th uting company be com-| give a woman his seat ; 5 ers. | pelled on fent cara to| common semne that she | 7 ; eat the maximam traffic and not| Yours, complimenting h ; the catravageace an@ waste TH past, management t to be compel its patrons to hang on to| gentlemen Miss Grey has not me 419 MASTER'S VOICE i effectively, more insurance must be given for the policy | straps from Pioneer square to Green 4 VERY PLAIN WOMAD THE 4 : money eee i No other reform can be anything but an empty name. e IMPROVED : if hundreds of thourands of dollars that have been taken in 4 4 i Nk gd. es Ga San tavouiietigs Gu tha char Donets at tase ay-a “home iNettte || Talking Singing Machine é that have been given to campaign committees are to be turned | Oper ; aE 1 tie Records, Band Records, 4 4 into their proper channels, the first practical result must be cheaper Blaze the tecutitel giro Cearictte, Mecerds, Seng. Reversa, ; : { ingurance. | ny ANNIE PR t metic, buat thy ad Banjo Records, Kubelik Violt pints, Cans Se nt H ‘ oe The most amazing part of the revelations les In the fact that the | , . : ‘ fa ehild THESE RECORDS are given with « : 4 b, Lucy te American people have patiently been paying life insurance rates that | “If I were looking for a wife, Tj of 1 pect when H A An, 5 : Al f % are unnecessarily and unjustifiably high | her escort way to blame f I hee most no in ° a ‘ 4 should look for one that is willing ' Ar ‘ eres / Prof. Franklin H. Giddings, of Columbia university, has been yp Abas sor ° : brlefly discussing the ethical side of the insurance controversy and eee ceah ane mute. Valk wepuiees siileevas dias ie eee calithe bactie ne Peot i ' own on ie ‘ ; pute his finger upon the spot at which every every policy holder Is | are w pleased. | beautiful Mine Has , n h sis ne 2 Pay us for records and a very t most sensitive Little know,” sald the fat rested ing t 1 Mine i 1 . 5 THE BES small payment on the Victor, ; Roughly speaking.” he says, “the payment of $200 a year tn pre- | ™*" ec qdhe« E say, ob i asia \ , 1 int and take the outfit home, be- miums to an insurance company by a man 40 years of age, and in - et c adjoining FFER Y ET sinning to pay for it 30 days ’ The fat an im righ she likes best happens ' 4 1 : in EASY instafiments. ' good health, buys an insurance of the face value of $5,000, An ex- | There Is the woman who treats a b ree —Ai <ciagred ; fi gout vee eu of later ; in : amination of the finances of the great New York companies, as made |™an Ike a dog If he happens she doesn't immediately | of her THIS GREAT OFFER MADE TO ALL THE GOOD PEOPLE OF lis te the seount Mteaon ap agr i Seiten bh the |DOT@ her, no matter how hard est In everything that the | braid \ TMIS VICINITY. ba geo ares, and © comperioon of them with the | 1» ne trying to give her pleasure,| rest of the people in the group are| cate t brown Complimentary Concerts dally in our store, You are cordially invited. : finances of the life insurance systems of a country ike New Zealand, There is the girl who poute if the| saying and dolog. and ' h, « ‘Wil you wot come and hear the New Improved Victor? where the business ts honestly managed by the state, indicates that| play doesn’t sult her All this| he t wilt agracet 4 oe co. ‘ 15,000." a man hag spent his ne | man latens fo the |} On thle sate a ete ot Lae eset ws Victor Dealers is statement may seem exaggerated In its figures, it is at | or and doceu’ll bay 1 711 SECOND AVE. SEATTLE ‘ Yeast right in its spirit | Kveryone knows the gtrl who ts that before Mra Ht ; The fact that insurance in Now Zealand is extraordinartly low, | a!Waye sighting the men who are ich, handsome, Bortd ‘ . ‘ because every taxpayer is a guarantor of the Insured, doe not offset ng sag be 4 matte hew hardicharming dr eer, the Bm . ea 1 he f > make themaeiy agree " te them al ar ves f the « af the contention that in our own country insurance is unjustifiably | {vy “¥ te make & . pace geen npr meget a Ye ; suis Genk fon ; - Speen St sited ther ae raced, Be ‘ Laurel Range j The free-handed management which characterizes the companies, | '* the one whe finds a bit of ple The womet that & 1 p ty N oft i to stay b . 1 Ke , the assignment of immense sums anally to their agents and the [Ure In almost anything that comen/ everyone, » gett: cee ; ‘at sens s THE DOUBLE FLUE. a Princely pay of thelr officers all go to show conclustvoly that they | pity of things and maken the most. inter con % Tle high-grade Range a | are taking more money from the pelicy holders than the Insurance It « ire a the lead; has n and alwaya wg self legitimately costs. t af ah ” 4 of will be. ¢ Jer its spectal Uulawful and wasteful manipulation of accumulated Insurance te he threw hi # couch 2 partys Drees bs | h tw amd tob N « ( be a « new pater onstruction « a millions is a matter for legislatures and courts to deal with. But a | “/ ‘ conten 4 makes the Range perfect i matter that comes direct home to the people is the fact that a large | sn the : eta ye wey ' part of these millions have been unjustly taken from the people ” 3 , ‘hou . 1 through rates that are extortiona , Me ‘ w using @ : in tor, “hin z and need not fill the 1 le st “4 bucket twice a day either, ; ratett 5 from start Wireless Telegraphy on Trains —_ mpi < eg nd eee ; f all my * “Oh, very well.” fomarked thejsaw and I seen and I liked to have! ™ 2 our AG Mowe an part Sees r president of the big life ineurar = 3 an gece rg te : tea 3 ment 3f and easy baymente It is an old maxim that it i darkest just before the dawn. company, it's all in the family jally not enough to justify one to} ly ed his x ‘ ~’ Raps it may apply to the gloom of railway disasters in this country [ride eight miles over a rough road| daugt warmly Poor feliow! 1522 First Avenue, Seattle, : Last year all previous records of disaster and death on the ratl | — No man can imagine how torrible|and pay 50 cants to get to seo noth-| Whe te he The Hegdahi Co. Inc. 818-824 Sons ke ‘Burely the “darkest” hour has come. that tunnel,” i the young en-/a number of my old Pict n-ne Nettle? : And there seems to be a gleam of light that portends the early |gineer. “We knew that at any min rE a thera 1 saw Geo. H. Lowts, remember Hattle Bimpaon, ri dawn of better conditions. we the flames might eat thelr way| Robert Holt, Eph. Pitman, W. G ia three ye Wireless telegraphy is to render raltroad collisions inexcusable, | ough the barricade wo had erect-| Spangler, D. M. Griffith and others it and married | 4 i "HE FAIR 1543 to 1519 Second < 3 rea ed, and that the 10,000 pounds of|too numerous to mention.—-Caroline ather mar HE IS ALL ALONE.” ADDED} Avenue _ Mf not impossible. powder would explode. When the|Chapel correspondence, Sequachee » THE DOCTOR | Be ‘Two years ago exhaustive practical experiments were com- | rescuers reached us we fainted and| (Tena) Nows ot GOING AT HALF PRICE. Menced and continued until recently by the German government on | 08 reaching the open air I found my taking him ~ a wor pdafeotnene OUR ENTIRE LINE OF MEN'S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING. the military railway running from Berlin to Zosson, with the resuit | BAF Rad turned white in thoe six poaing the wnat Aetiapatea beater te m that the wireless system is about to be adopted on all of the state “It was @ terrible experience.’ re-| awy aw imaginable M [ 38 you want to buy « home eeeee railways. marked oue of his hearers, “but thie y r yr Leonie, taugh- | and on the payment plan, see page Telegraph stations were fitted up with wireless transmitters and been of the —. egg white ie indeed a fi ec tot. | ingly : ne ahe ee na ating 4 6 say “ doesn’t mean anything. yhy. one! dinitted the with | pile elicate lace and sitk heaped) specivera, while the trains were equipped wiih the same apparatus Sunday afternoon | met a chorus) great, frank eyes that look straight)!" the sewing room, ‘that the first | The experiments proved conclusively that the stations can at any | girl who had dark brown hair, and at tt wedding in the famity should carry ] time communicate with a train ronning at full speed and warn it of | when I saw her on Monday morning The next morning at ft Not the beauty,” xald Lacy | “Nor the authorens,” said her th | Deposit Your Money in The State! @enger; that trains can communicate with one another; and that | !t bad turned yellow.” Leonard Wittiams @kact information is at all times available concerning the location, RY eondition and speed of every traia on a division. oe tee The use of wireless telegraph y in this connection would expect- ally safeguard trains on one-treck railways, which is the commonest @eene of accident in this country. It ts estimated that the expense of installing the necessary appa- Fatus will not much exceed the budget allowed each year for repair- Seg of4 signals and Introducing new inventions which alm to protect oun decided om. but Mra, Ham. the invalid must Lots uv fellers in this country are ashamed t' preach whut they practice.” Mfc and limb in raitway travel. ally ofione vedio Bag 8 E Every mechanical signal yet invented has been found to have its reser ine Bdge ed ange . \ jount with If you are, or have lived with- t [> = faults and to fall at times. fm nine disasters in every ten the me | Nae a cy asia" dani Ra \ in @ radius of 500 miles of De- fi i. ehanical signal stands between the accident and the person respon- | |, Snator gh Rl, alg Bay a ide the little sur . troit you know that the 3 sible. be more definite tn her claim for j were ve he gee A . BS Direct communication between station and train and between | services rendered. Get ready, boys. . r : athe Jar, deposit them in “The & Michigan f train and train would seem to reduce to the minimum the possibility | there's goin’ to be @ belling SOMETHING LATE IN MEN'S Rank of Senttle j Dy et wecident. = — = it you denire to te independ Makes More Bread ; ‘ IT LOOKED SPICK AND 8PAN. evn must go f91 you must save f money.” 1 ove ; % Will the railway managers of the United States be the last men — A Pennsylvania court has deel mother for details tucky tal.) . evening i fm the world to learn of the benofits of the new system? A Chicago man being tried for| that a theater ixn’t a public sorvaahl| m taney me ts eS room et nis ‘i | Makes Lighter Bread murder claims he can't be hanged jt might well have gone further and| With the dear old doctor paying me ompany because be has an onsified fecided there isn't such a thing fo seeing ~ ont ome | : . yo Tourists’ Exeursion & public servant—in Penasylvania. | ' Fee id short trip for tourists|— manufacture the world’s best Makes Whiter Bread A Brace of New York Senators No, no, he isn’t the president of a josurance company — =| * to go to the U. &. navy yard and | fi tine of RANGES, STOVES and oat “There's siways one way 6 = J Battleships. The Puget Sound navy | tuaTEne and heme le the “I never asked but one favor of Governor Higgins.” said Sen- Whittier, Lowell and Gen. Sher-/can learn how close his friends #re. onde yard is the largest on the Pacific - — Stor Platt recently. “That was that he approve the bill which was | SP * names hav bess atenitted “How a that?” ‘i i nt ann tnt steamers leave pter 2] trully © the Hall of me, the first two] “Try to borrow money fro aa Pasced by the legislature for this hotel. I asked it thoughtfully and jin the author's class and the last| them. i" e ' m. Fare, round trip, Brevertulty. He vetoed it.” in the soldier's class. Sherman was j But, Hattie id you never | ee ‘ii te And what was this favor that the senator asked of the governor | eligible for efther. Wasn't he the! The former auditor of Indiana §| te! me of th e Net erfuliy?” author of “War is bell? in a sanitarium, suffering frog,| the househol th « E soca © et Special permit te the Hew Gotham be. AND SAYING NOTHING into ¢ Hanly he was agaidit p) charming sist others are iganite. / tel—where Piatt lives—to get a bar license, The decrepit old boss Rev. Wm. Fields has been sawing] live wire. | very gay wnd dazzle me night afte 7L4:F AST AVENUE bad “prayerfully” gotten the bili through the legislature despite the | wood for H. C. Cornett for a few oe night, but when the doctor presides Pomme Wet Weather Wearables GEO. H. fact that the hotel was located within 200 feet of a church and was | 4ay%—Hyden (Ky) Thousand! “The automobile has come “casemate Sticks. etay,” sald the young man whe charming self it Ie, #0 wom #@ forbidden territo — machine was outside. anly and true, pure and good. Nol WOODHOUSE CO. Read over the senator's plaint again. While he is thus off his | THOMPSON'S POETICAL ESTI-| “Oh. ¢ o,” whe cried, “this 6] 1405 Becond Aver | @uard take a good look at him from your distance away— MATE. #0 sudden.” ene rae | Isn't he about as mean un object as you have looked at for some | ,U. G. Thompson has « fine patch : : | ; buckwheat which he estimates at] “The man's a genius, positively ’ : .. a time 4.783 cakes—Carroilton Republican, | genius at invention.” ats Keeping You From Buyin ' Upon the refusal of the gov ernor to break the spirit of the taw, — “What has he invented that's oug! to sign the prayer of the “easy boss” for a more conventent boozing Tr WERE OTHERS of the ordinary?” * : Ww. B Well cd, 1 went to that great] “Well, for one thing he's tnvente t t t ncliet Tatt bi hk Hitical ttitade ft eference to state affe is . im he inven gaged yrs agg sagen se eis of ‘“ ip aa st a 7 : ak show at Whitwell Friday, and I}n self-cleaning chafing dish.” e ew ul an aincoa f RUTCHINSON co M. Hee we . nate ne United States from Ne | = i. Chinese Medicine Co. York. What of the other one? The people of the United States have been looking at him recent- fy also. And the most charitable thing that may be sat of this de- grepit couple In the word of Thackeray: You Need for Winter th Ciethors, Second ani Union > ee f Cures all Chronie Diseases of Man or Woman with- out operation, Powerful Chi- If it’s @ lack of ready cash for wo make a specialty of selling remedy ts right to your hand Suits, Over bd IE MODERN BUSINESS COLLEGE, a a oe w k Is the wo: dis. | ‘How very meek very wine, and Furnisht Hit DOLLAR A W BLO 0; ones ta cores, yet nese roots, he How very small the very great are!” same price, € dit, STYLES CORRECT—-WORKMAN the se te eure barks, bude paneer ad THE REST T AND QUALITY GUARANTEED. WHAT | vegetables used. If the whole cabinet is going to stump Ohio, and the president is vit We gusrantee to cure Asthma, Eczema, Catarrh, Rhevisatiom, ples. ° wkth, mouih going to go south, who is going to run the government. Mr. Loeb? catia i It Is up to some 4iplomat to effect @ rapprochement between | Night School ‘ sbouht fits . ed aS ns Stomach, Kidney, the policy holder and the insurance company presidents No makeshift with us, but a big part of our life work. Eastern Outfitting Co. (Inc.) os HNN St; | Weakness and ait siner ieee en 1 peace fw In getting rid of 04,000 COME AND SEE! ae CONSULTATION FREE, only, by | Office—Upstairs Room 1. 122 Sees > Viret Ave, ond Ave. South. Cur. Washington Seattle, Wash “Seattle's Reliable Credit House” Cor. Pike St. and Fifth Ave. Where Japan gains her victor Rosvien prisoners.