The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 8, 1905, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, NOV. 8, 190 caemnene weenie oe OM oe THE SEATTLE STAR | THE OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE "ise" 0 = | ycte wantoaengery ion fintan 3 M 4 OFFICESLW! and 19 Boventh Avenue | W ACKINE BATH AGA ' | 0 Pp H d 0 lit M k Grace ee . si Ata, he |r RR A, oa | | Our Prices and Our Quality Make TRLEMIONKS Rebate | ’ “4D MAN! 79 it ’ " Dust Department 8 t. Mate 1080; Independent 1188 dun | (enero 70 o4 ow) ‘ th houtld : ‘ T di H T t E Ta haa se eC TT |S 70 att Yoel set, Suded ap con, Bat, | over | rading Here iruest Economy \ " “ . 1 1 a f ro = FICK—RAGLEYS DRUG STORK, COM BxCOND AVE | S & thaghine at toda Aftording the publig @ eonvenient plac t Th Star and te owe | UNCLE N ss Fon Fh Bar an de pew UNCLE HENRY THINKS s 3 1 An Open Letter to Councilman Cole ' sore 5 ——_ te ; Att or ‘ M ‘ y have } not Dally ara jo But r 30e y ward has . , , § Q S24Mh q 1 add weal driv r that it was this it | 9 “u 4 ' 53-00 4 F . liow journal” which put you tnto office. ’ im fF r CARIN a P You, an y one of your constituents tm the Fourth | YOU BLAMED /DIOT, 7 “em | ' t ; | WE A NOTION TO PUVCH YOUR NOSE and further , ’ 4 know that if it had not been for the fight made agalust Mr | fase YOUR PACE? YOU NEVER DID Mave THE QUAKER PAYS Exrt CHARGES L ORDERS q by this paper, you would have had about as much chance of ANY SENSE, YOU EMPTY-NEADED £O837ER! , Xnd'deviiteh: deliberation : : tinh tel auaritusic: ‘7 : ‘ df YOU £VER SPEAK TO ME AGAIN 144 ATOR planted his “location «tak and ‘ BATTLE elected as you have of being elected again Wrought @ brand new hor: i i The Star is heartily asham { ite that the charge of ever | Pe Re PS ee oe -— - = H : having used its Influence in your behalf can be made against It, and | A har t meourtt é : work for your defeat if you ever stick your worthless careass tanto the Lie, Gre Strom, trough eeraity, | | NOTHING STOPPED HER 4 j political arena aga | P F TOM MOVED 1013-1015 First Avense 7 Y It HOOK you just about two weeks after you were elected to show vo winte and hf je 3 exaggeration to say that you bave not done a solitary honest, upright | ito the hckewt thing pea et lSkee nes roe ; 3 act towards the betterment of the condition of your constituency For the dreaded : heft . A year ago last July y re he gang who sold your vote which us a es , a, He has E for a vicious measure for a ents worth of political influence. | Hekiiens k ro Pegg s off You were besmirehed from head to foot with the nasty pollution | Oot Destin AE I Ps 04 of the Maison Bart andal | ago they ¢ ' , Z Some months ago y came to the editor of this paper and whin- | to wake Y ai @d because The Star ex; your method * he hands Y wit t 8 , of the saloon interests, and you humbly t 4 The Star to cease pub . Left ind thee t tionable actions in behalf of ex Meshing THE FACTS about your qu or RR RR RIOR EH Wanted” by the ob tending the saloon limits Chinks” were Pert you have forgotten how, last win * * ‘ rat Olympia when | % . | # | As an ident tocatio | Howe John D. 1 the legislature was in session and when you were lobbying for sev- | # { € x |, Retold Posive ? patere , eral pernicious measures, y ame to the editor of The Star and at- | # ae ae ecnus de ees arias Riedl ve ' 4 whan ; toss ’ * * f toot bs . * ty x... . tempted to persu quitous “plumber's inspection | 1 Dill” was a good thing for th: turned down and afterwards exp: VIC TOR RECOWD people of the state, wh you were | EEE EERE ET EEE EEE ee 1 as lobbying for one of the most ~¥- oe a Wicious bills passed by the late legislature. ““ His Master's Voice other ground than that al! your acts as councilman were against you, (One of the most prominent figures in congress at the appre iS that you couldn't be trusted, that you were a member of the “gray ing session will be Representative Chas. E. Townsend, of Mi nm, | Wy | & wolf’ gang in the council, that you didn’t have the political brains | W®08* proposed railroad Be ew ee ked by the president, is again] He was my master and I his; The countess arose and shrugged c ttent a ) ~ondswoman ot, he Dy ny o oulder emarkin # he 4id Of backbone to take any decided stand on any question until you to angnee the atenten. & oe Deadevenes; net, Seweres, Sy ang | —_ “yen nag > ~ reaper gata ge form of indenture, but by love | no It is well you are blind, Rel-} 3 Nv first jena ¢ ere ad or er, he loved me, albeit ©) eton | ‘ow, Mr. Cole, if you have any answers to make to the charges was blind and I his bousckeepe With that she retired; but the| , herein made against you, The Star will cheerfully publish them on daughter, That ia, he lov ne morning she wrote and posted the condition that you limit them to the same amount of space given ie: See, Meee eee oe aan ae eee Se Seay SEN Om. the ceaees ° ® ° “ cious music even to my care-—the] of a woek there was another arrival Very truly yours, thought, in compensation for my|the necessary introduction Ral Editor Seattle Star, ghastly face, ton, this gentleman is the most ex That face! That fa How I)iment oculist of his day, and | have have cursed it! How I have cursed| sent for him, hoping that 26 years Why did I not die when my moth-|ing once more, and I think I may er took fright at that wretched| safely say that I have never known woman's staring eyes and graveyard|a man who needed his sight s . pallor? Why were both eyes and|/ much.” And a malignant glance at pallor reproduced in me? What|me gave venomous point to the re-| have | done that 1 shoold be brought] mark | into the world with such a heritage He will nee me, he will see me! of horror? 1 ened in tearless agony when | Raough! Enough! Let me go] could secure a mome to myse back—let me go back to the sweet| and, worse than that, he hungered Hurreh For Chicago Chicago fs redeeming herself in 9 hurry Among the reforms effected in Tuesday's election were the abol- fshment of justice courts, the creation of a forest reserve in Cook county, the right to regulate the price of gas, the authority ate an electric Nght shone. Good for old Chicago! for private consumers, and other tment we are Victor Jobbers for the Pacific North- She has broken the boodlers’ ring and haw taken a great step to- votes that won Rim and thrilled him|ond thirsted for a «ight of me injg *°* : . ward decent government 1 juntice to her people the said) more deeply than even the] spite of my truthful descriptions This is the largest stock of Victor goods in the West excepting The Star was the only newspaper in Seattle to issue eivction transcendently delicious strains} That day the countess wrote an only that carried by our San Francisco House. whieh we called fc @xtras Tuesday. After the regular bite afternoon edition this paper sent out three special editions, the latest leaving the prees at about 9:99 o'clock. containing the latest returns from all of the scenes of er, day | othe tter, and soon there was in Our immense stock makes it possible for us to supply every after day, in th * fluxh|reply another arrival. This time al want, whether a SINGLE MACHINE and a SINGLE record at re- of our love's first dream! fair, sytph-like creature, beaut! tail, or a large wholesale order. My tace he had never seen, but|ae a dream " . ny Ww sie my voice, my precious voice, was] 1 looked at her and shuddered WE ARE THE ONLY WHOLESALERS IN THIS TERRITORS, ‘ : BUT WE ARE NOT THE ONLY HOUSE HANDLING THE VIC- the one siiken chain by which J He will see ber! He will see me TOR GOODS IN SEATTLE AT RETAIL held him: it won him to Jove; it) 1 whispered to my own soul. " zoe end eg won bim in pain; ft delighted him ough that the day came when Out of courtesy to the trade in Seattle we are pleased to pul- in nee: It charmed him tn « q he saw for the first time In 26 long lish herewith the names of the local dealers: One glorious day be called me tol years. I came in just in time to him, and, pitlowing my ghastly face| hear my husband's ery of delight as} The D. & Johnston Co., 998 2nd Ave. ainst his breast, murmured, ten-| his eyes rested upon the beautiful | z . Lulu, who had been placed consp Lowman & Hanford, 616 Ist Ave My @arling, I want my wife. I] ously in front of him and to see Cline’s Piano House, 1309 ist Ave. i a want her t row, Will she give/him snatch her In a passionate em-} American Novelty Machine Co., Clapp Building. The Old Town Clock CHAS, KR TOWNS: herself to mw: brace to bis heart. | sprang for nil dian 00; tern Concord, 1d. lant Gite tentetetion | So When the morrow rose I be-| ward, wailing mournfully J Pac cn Mre cate ‘ er Ist on aleton Recause a couple of pigeons perched on the hands of the town Graduated Jackson, Mich, high| With Reprewmtative John J. Eech| came Mra. Es Vaug D ‘Ob, Ralston, Ralston, she te x of Wisconsin, also a member of the) clow memory your wife clock at Logansport, Ind. the other day. time was turned backward | school, and studied law. mmerce mmittee,| A month passed—a month of per-|\ At the sound of my musical tones| _ Boss” Cox, of Cincinnati, is bom no more, Rising up in a body the cleaner element of the Ohto city put the notorious political mas chine man out of business Tuesday. The sup ere of Cox attei= Ste his defeat chiefty to a series of cartoons in the Cincinnati Post by Homer Davenport. Mr. Davenport ts drawing exctusively for the BM. E. A. papers, of which The St member, and ts the only Rewspaper In Seattle privileged to publish his work. Ask for the late catalogues of machines and records, Interstate §= about 69 minutes for everybody except the agent down at the Wabash | Was register of deeds of Jack#0®| prepared the Esch-Townsend bill. | fect bliss to both. At the end of/he pushed her roughly from him and} Gepot. As far as they w con ther Time hesitated near- | county, 1886-97 It gives the Interstate Commeree|{hat-moath thore was an arrival at ed with glowing countenance) ly an hour. People who were work hour day found | Delegate to the national Repub | commission power to make the rates|the old hall. It was the proud,jtoward me. He turned, but that) they had put in 10 hours without noticing ¢ difference. Tt tx j ican convention in 1888 leharged by railroads | neglectful sister whom I hd never|/ was all. Words were not needed erman a 0. rouble to realise that there was considerable excitement in Logans- | Member Republican State Central) The bill passed the house, but fail-/ seen, Gnd Ralston little expected to) Dismay, ‘horror, repulsion and d 9 aye rye ‘be mmittes 1998-1902 jd to pass the senate oity ieee bend P a arriag vane on Peg er a featur ‘egy leet ex! co ° nan ro the 4 . pod ying e same ally ned of hie T o an on his ha tures. ew lin ~ oy, ERS UESALE AN om ® 4 2 rte soto lacey} page Biman gelirg thee tyne ia amy | pecond Michigan district tor 19 Hons & @ be ge Boe to con-|came to Inspect the brid to him I sobbed as I sank at his feet! VICTOR DEALERS. WHOLESALE AND RETAIN 4 ‘ town. How fond you we f it, and what pride you had in it when it | Re. elected last fall at ite coming seaston. | Good heavens’” she exclaimed.) and chunk to bis knees COND AVE. SEATTLE. Was new and the hands, freshly gilded, shone in the sun. How you | goat in congress was gained large ts married and haa a charming| When he called me to him and ter I told you the truth, Ralston! 1 meee Sy the ae che dnes ot al comparisons made with |1y through the winning of an im-| family |derly presented ma “Good heav-|told you the truth! | I know,” he groaned, | railroad time strangers, What a shock went through the town the | portant railroad state tax suit for! Is one of the many spoken of as/ ens, Ralston, you don’t mean to tell Yes, y Morning the janitor fatied to wind up the k and It p< brazen- |the people in the federal court tn] a possible candidate to succeed) me that this hideous looking crea-|covering hia face with his hands! iy at the Glesclute hour of 2:16 . m. just about ¢ nday | 1901 United States tor Russell A.| ture is your wife, and a misalliance|and dropping shudderingly into his school usually begina. And then, there was the importance of the se- President Roosevelt Invited him to] Alger if the latter retires at the end) at (hat? ' seat z lect few among the boys who had been seen all the way up in the | the white house for @ conference) of his present term PMS Eng we ur eit Marion,” he an. wa PB ene Phe Abo fower to the Inside of the works. Among these there was a forever | cemeeenememmnnnneemm = | But 1, though my heart was on|to do his duty, but the countess and Unsettied dispute as to whether the « ran with a spring like « fire, interposed Lulu were both there—the countess Wa bury watch « Was a key-winder. And ¥ rer mbe ‘The countess is right, 4 bue-[with her machinations and Lulu With a note of sadness, the old clock felt Into disrepute owing to the [band I am no beauty I have th her won beauty | Diatant factory whisties that blew for noon at ar old time but that assured you The me to a madhouse; | Indicated by the old town clock. At first It grieved y everybody minding the factory whistles and not the o nx.” he exclaimed, with} then foll » vehemence, as a to see mont | “My da jock, but at passiona sree, then a wed ding, In which Luin figured as THE RANGE WITH A RE- TURN FLUE—THE DOU- me in his arma, knowin ride, ther okes hear noth last you yourself betra ved and abandoned the venerable timeplece by how my phe to sate sah ng. “I ~ le ~ . gs Be « she “* had w BLE FLUE. knocking off work every time the engineer at the shingle mill pulled is the gem that I love the per-|the game, The misalliance was at Save money by buying & the cord after looking at his disreputable old sliver chronome seibaiaiaiihalieisatiasen lishable beauty of the casket an end LAUREL. $5.00 and $5.00 @ Alas, the ve the old town clock is gradually being | h buys Rates for Seewotten, and mat BET SHE WAS SORE knocker | Cash, jorgotten, and m | We forgot last week to mention that |may now taki we start We will give you what your we ne Hub old stove is worth as part pay” Governor Pennypacker, of Pennsylvania, twice used the word “as- | . hate > CHAE sah gigs Don't Wear Shabby The best of all Ranges at a reasonab! COKE r here ting ¢ re ej c cortainment” in a letter. The ascertainment that Pennypacker 1s ran day ts ne from 4 % a f act , & DM 522 First Avenue, Seattle, still governor of anything will perhaps be a blow to the ‘ ser wh tl of the Ras cae Cl th il d hi & C | | Be what on ~ 818-824 Second Avenue, :) = public. mnitl talk was) the Seer Teo oO es egda 0., ne. Ballard. en z * dhe Russian revolutionists persist in believing that the army ts ee With them, This seems to have increased the mortality a great deal COLLINS BLOCK, JAMES AND SECOND. PHONES 416. JUST BECAUSE YOU'RE A WORKING MAN $5343 to 1519 Second Working men who make use of our Kasy Payment Plan can just THE FA Avenve as easily bo well dress 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT as can the wealthy trust m su IVERCOS HAT—to fact anything o t any SUM OVERCOAT nee See ae ae On all Cloaks, Sufts and Skirts for one week. Sale begins Wednes- day ning. THE RUBBER STORE > ETT Eastern Outfitting Co., () T14 FIRST: AVEROE PIANO =H “Seattle's Reliable Credit House” Cor. Pike St. and Fifth Ave 1 MPM ETT Tn PTET PIANO =I Ave. STAT G, Berhard Shaw must not be discourage police won't because the ew York atize a pool room. nate r ore-—may 1 for his play, Let him dre os iz If Prince Charlies becomes king of Norway he will be known as Haakon VII. Maybe this is why he healtates ; i A New York janitor cut the fuse of bomb and saved the building. Christmas is com A $1.00 A WEEK IF SO DESIRED, ‘The largest school in the Northwest. Exclusive users of Budget Bookkeeping. State agents for Gregg Shorthanti, The only Com- oo mercial Exchange Dept, in state, More teachess that! any similar No wee to telk “under which flag?” It’s th local school. There are many more facts about the big school, Want — to know them? WILSON'S MODERN BUSINESS COLLEGE. isha Sila flag. JUS Russia is having a ciyil war on the installment plan.