The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 18, 1905, Page 5

THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY nobis fe dae und officials fell for it, because it AMUSEMENTS Hous Milley, of Bt. Louts, built YP) outnumbered theta In carat HIN) oe ne ee ALP RO ALL OL OPAL ALA We fine & nment of graft that! hair never had to be cut, tt sort of| Some ST +—— |GAVE GOV, FOLK HIS OPPORTL Hrought with itself and kept iteolf DON T FORGET THE BIG DANCE NITY, AND Hi SMASHED THE) shin and graft. But with all, if} At Leachi ¥ Pavilion, 16 be hy the Seattle Wleetric Tan- | 80-CALL MACHIN WHIGH | was your friend, you had a real one ployes’ Beneficial As ition on Thank i Vednonday, No REAL LY MEANS “BAND @®lii. would more different thing ? ¥ = “ me | THIBVES for you than any other, He 3 I i ine nel! Fon BENEFIT OF BICK AN® DISABLED MEMBERS. i n San Francisco, though, was the)” wag NATURALLY GRUFE > ° HOMER DAVENPORT, THE finest type of the real bons, the late! ang gpoke In tones between FE fiat y Sgt 4 hestra. , fom Rainey It was good to noe] NG Spe ¢ there was nothi + Sane ay ares’ SS GREATEST LIVING CARTOON |him. He made no bones of it. You| Std B flat, But tate ven AT e DEANE CO SRE IRE 8 UsID H IST, WRITES ABOUT “Bosses could by looking tell what he waa. I CANDY, H® ATH CIGARS. If you and he took it for granted and be-| iia him for his support, you got | paid him for hi uppor you # 1 t HAVE KNOWN,” AND lieved that an honest man was one|| I | if you paid enough, This summer “‘Tho Most t NAVE KNOWN AND] ib am hea eo pa aan ie OD AVENUE | 1% mo0t | THE FACES OF} my first ploture of him he bruited) ieing me of Bam's true welt, “Do| THEA TER | iheator” | THE MOST POWERFUL oF my body some, After we grew to] eee uhe sald, THERM] - be quite friendly he told me of his] avin A wick PASSED THAT | Russell & Drew, Mer joth Phones 667 THEM methods, and they were startling. | eax DIDN'T GHT SOME POOR R ee ; they were so nimple. HE ALWAYS | pert Let OUT OF JAIL.” eated Entire With Opera Chairs. RY HOMER DAVENPORT REFERRED TO HIMSELF AS) - Evening Prices 20c, 30c, 49¢ and 6c, Box feats $1,060. Taking lunch the otber day ‘In THE GOOD GOVERNMENT CLUB, | DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED|E wyatinoe Prices, Adults Children under 12, 1 peclal Seats New York with John Burns, M. P WITHOUT SMILING. Owing toby ipca} agp No Telephone Re a Held After 1:30 and 7:30 Sundays and 2 Megiand, and other eistine: Rainey's looks, one of the boat car-| Ten (he | Holiday ieee and women, the Whole « toons I ever drew was made by #im=|pess, and that t , " gation ran to the great money steal ply writing under his picture as he) ciles. | Deafness Mm eaves cote init ere of America, not the people In ide of the atable| ofthe Wustachian Tube. WEEK COMMENCING MATINEE TOMORROW, SUNDAY, NOV prison, but the REAL THIEVES | rans BY, tube fa ‘ou 19, WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEES F WHO ARE ALL, OR MOST OF . a Print) Mee ot e 7. on . : 5 aterm ; THEM. AT LARGE. Mr R abinan' hurt him, {t discredited him with | It i ent! THE SEASON'S MELODRAMATIC SENSATIONAL SUCCESS— th the thugs, and once he lost thelr] oan be take and this tube re anxious to get at the cause of, as | tt | confidence, he was gone. stored to its normal condition, hear w Re gag gy | Sam Rainey wolghed Close to 300) 56 Will be destroyed | fer 5 got at no conclusion other pounds, his nose wasn't big enough | hich is nothing to blow, and he had spent so much | 4 condition of the system! wag a school for graft and that our political “bosses Were in a great measure the wor atl People in the whole world that of his life in dark corners that the | QF win etve One Hundred Dollars Hight hurt his eyes, His hands | for any cake of Deafness (eaused by looked like dustpans and rings | ¢atarrh) that cannot be sured. by couldn't be put on his fingers with- | jare tree there was but one remedy and that remedy “publicity,” exposure in the | out gre his diamond on his shirt yr H crm NY & CO., Toledo, 0. press, and that when bosses appear was of the old school and yellow,| Hay. Yale Pumily Pills for Consts A GREAT PLAY, STAGED IN A LAVIS on the horizon they should be set but it did the work. Weaker mon! pation THRILLING PLAY, ABOUND! IN £ TART VIVID SITUATIONS, LEAVENED WITH BRIGHT COMEDY. STORY OF A TRUE WOMAN'S LOVE AND DEVOTION—PRE SENTED BY A SUPERB CAST. GORG $ SCENIC EQU MENT. “A PLAY FULL OF HEART MOV ; PATHY, upon at once by the presa of the country, and never let up on till, if possible, THEY ARE LANDED IN JAIL, A boss is a pecullar thing, if you 3 50 4 00 5 00 6 OO || MAN SENTIMENT AND LIFE stop to think of It, What Is a boss? . ’ . ’ . ’ . ’ Next Week Esther Rujacro's Romantic Drama He ts generally A BROK HEAB COURSE, CUNNING CREATURE First Time in Seattle $7.50 AND UP In our Suits for Boys all measurements are care- fully planned so as to insure a perfect fit. But then there are times when It becomes necessary to alter @ garment {n order to meet special requirements. For such cases we have an expert tailor who looks after the t needs with the same care given to grown-up ss Boys’ Topcoats $5.00 Boys’ Raincoats $7.50 Pecan e es af J. Redelsheimer & Co. who once asked some lowly one on the street corner to do something ‘The weak person obeyed and the Ross had one man he could com- mand by giving him a smile and a cigar. The underling told another of his kind and others, til! finally this domineering one could truth- fully say that he controlied 20 men on election day The Boss known to at least 20 was Spoken of as Important, thus paid to deliver his moral cowards, and did, Next year he was fn a position to demand general recognition from the alleged big ones; he had hat the crooks in town under his nod = tJ ~s few years, by standing by he controlled all of that a and thelr allies, and then at the convention the state senators and representatives found the Ross fm power. Thus they sought bim, | were glad to keep from farm work by wearing his collar. ‘Thus the Boss elects the governor ‘and United States senators, sends Tonight, Last Time, Willlams Opera Company in “TIPS” SEATTLE’ S09 Corl a LEADING Soot Main 65 THEATER lndogentoat PE" MONDAY AND TUESDAY, NOV 20 AND 21. Oliver Moroseo Offers MR. HARRY MESTAYER In Henrik Ibsen's Mastarpiece GHOSTS The Play that Has Aroused More Discussion on Two Continents Than Any Other that was Ever Written. “It is « drama that once seen will never be forgotten.”—Milwau- kee Sentinel. “Never has any play created such a sensation in Los Angeles.”— Los Angeles Examiner. PRIC! ES—One Dollar to twenty. five Cents. Seats selling. Tonight and Sunday night, last ‘times— ARIZONA PRICES—$1.50 to 25¢. SEATTLE THEATER itm « JOHN corr, Manager. BOTH lle = 43. 8U NDAY AFTERNOON ‘AND ALL WEEK. PRICES—T5c to 10c. _Weinestay and Saturday Matinees, 25e, 10c, themselves and their folowing v « SRICAN P . der the power of the Boss, which TYP! CAL AMERICAN POLITICAL BO8 SES, 900-804 Firat Ave, Cor. Colum- gtrongest Overcoat House in the now call a “machine,” but Se = ed bia St. Aitate. is still a Boss, the most pow-| ty Cincinnati and Ohio the people | terestin - + s- Im New York there are, tho crop.” His contract with Mur-| ‘tian eriminal OP | are Just waking up to what has been |two; one tends to the state, the | phy evidently read strange; and if public “ @ stuffer of} ° their backs. A man that can lib-/ other to the city. Platt used to con-| his friend had let him alone he A glia a man itving from) crate criminals, that they may vote troi the state and Croker the city. It) wouldn't have nominated a candi- _ the ballot bor. Mollar {# tainted. | 2% ticket, if his men are elected. | was mutual; they would have each | date at all thi 1. Finally he Coemlpgetf THR HUMAN without stopping to think, will like- | other investigated about once every \tried several one accepted, geget ciaed ioe bien, ov08 ly wire the press In general “God | Finally Mr. Croker's nerve! which reaily gave him a fright. His ‘sae. on te stan, go} Tels the grand old party still ‘@ out and he passed it to Mur-|closest friends will not admit that y | Ives. phy, & man he could trust to get all| be sold out, but will ssy in a low perm the United States senate and! ‘They call thomsclves leaders; {t’s| there was to be had. Platt hung on | tone that they fear “he's in politics Gceupy & seat, when, If justice), wonder Mr. Cox doesn't say “Me | Odell, told him how young he was ‘for the money.” 9 | [have seen and met nearly all of reign for a brief period. it) and Murphy, of New| looking and bow the a 3 ? joo! ¥ couldn't get | Boald send him to prison, where be) yor “should pay the same tribute| along without him; and the old vet-| the big bosses of recent years. Their eran sat hour after hour in the old | methods are slightly different, but} at least know what to do. But) i. jerrarson. corner in the Fifth avenue hotel, they arrive at the same goal. Piatt! SATURDAY, AMATEU R NIGHT. London Gaiety Girls —WwITH— _PAT WHITE, the Great Comedian. aay, Of the econ be”? "| The public ts to blame. It haan’ WITH OTHER CRIM- suffered enough. The best thing | where he used to give orders. But /is more of the sly fox Murphy of | INALS that could happen to the country | he waited Im vain. Odelf and his/the cold, undividing sort—Croker d share hele lot. | would be If, in the large cities, the | men met at other pinc the old|was the shrewd grabber who! bosses would close up tb: chooks, | Senator was too feeble to follow, so | thought out big schemes and deals. | ee sor ks cow! double the gas rate and water bill) he spent month after month watch-| He had to know his men a long eerie Lona COUNT. and raise the car fares to 10 cents,|ing the bell boys pass and repass,|time before he trusted th with| and then after the easy citizen stood | wondering if he was late. Finally/ much, and once a “famble of th et et eas tee The this a few years he would vote right |the convention came off at a differ-| ball,” never. tried again—he was te all over the country, but| When there was a political boss Inj ent piace and the first he saw was! done with them ‘York city and Ohio the fight | ‘Be scales. Send the bosses (hem-|in the papers. Odell had “harvested) Hugh McLaughlin, of Brooklyn, Her, and in each of these places | S¢!vee to the senate; part of them —AKES STRONG HEARTS | ¥8# one of the old type; fae great boss and his hench-| ®F° there, and the rest are trying to |" HE GREW RICH SLOWER Mving from graft. They steal | 8° UP courage enough to face the) Thousands of weak hearts have/than the Murphys, but kept more franchises and rob the poor.| jeries. Imagine Cox, Mur-|been made strong and healthy by Heense and af ‘with | PRY ) the rest, real senators, | the uve of Dr. Miles’ New Heart aoe es? | lounging around in seats once occ ure, It acts directly upon the heart mosT A R- ALL DAY STRIKING -s SUNDAY SHOW T. 2T0 11 P.M. PROGRAM FOR WEEK OF NOVEMBER 20, Only Sunday Paper In Seattle That Has —_+— FOR YOUR FRIENDS AND You. obber. oo their life is grow-! muscles and nerves, quieting the ex. a ts io to an because the public Died by Vest, Ingalla, Sherman and cited condition, nourishing and |snown’ tn Weattie. Just call ana WAHLUND AND TELKA, | ETHEL WHITESIDES the fearlan press, “have tery He regulates the circulation, stimu: | 2, They will please you. 3 Associated Press The Modern Samsons, | | AND HER PICKANINNIES. og yy — seeat| SHOULD BE AN ADMISSION | intes the appetite and tones up the | Srecks & Co, 1391 8nd Ave Se ice | GEORGE STEWART ] PETTIT AND M'GEE, and you will find the boases, | charged to see the senate, the pro-|*tomach. If —“— oe to Want a good job? Page TVICC. oes eee vee Peerless Imitator. | Songs, Dances, Patter. 5 OUT | ceeds to go to erecting monuments | 2°""\" money back mh ~~ JEANNE DE WEISS, ARNO MARSH, MaeAD SEO CLOSD LAI of them in the public parks. | Foreign Musician. | Song Illustrator, WORKING BASY, LIVING] The methods of the boss are In-/ Ragley’ s Corner > STAR GREAT BAND, | STARASCOPE, PLAIN FOOD AND GETTING — sineemnas n omorrow s OSt~= Popular Programme. “Exploring the Sun.” NEXT WEEK GREAT THANKSGIVING SHOW. Let Us Fix ‘o- —THE— TO8 CHERRYS’ Old Piano —— In our repair department we They can NIGHTS’ REST. PERHAPS| SEASONABLE UNDERWEAR NDING OTHER WEAKER] 0. on CTS TO PASS A CHEW OF | oeicon ke. N’ Broo BUT NOTHING MORE. ‘ing Ave. After Six Second Avenue’s Busy Coraer | 75e Asbestos Tanned Working- RUBBER GOODS Fountain Syringes —AND— Hot Water Bottles We absol Rubber Ge Intelligencer a a Special Announcement PICTURE OF RUSSIANS IN CAPTIVITY, BY MARY CRAW- FORD FRASER— ‘The first of a series of iNustrated articles of the war in the far east, by Mra. Mary Crawford, the velist, nd widew of will be printed int 4 tely guarantee our ts 2-quart Hot Wat white rubber, re! anese side F. Marion ,al > nd her brilliant Hterary @ mont timely and interesting quaintance tn th mtyle combine to mak 3-quart, same 2 feature. rt Hot Water Bottle ed with heavy red flannel Large stock of second-hand Heaters. 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Co. $c German Chins Creamer 106 This ts a special Value On wash day since the WATER esting Things About It jf “fill In” the cracks and make it 1207 SECOND AVE, We Leather | 25¢ Brownle Postal Cards, | 25c Glass Fruit Dishes, 8-inch Figures, in new burnt de | «.---- seeee seeeeseeese SOG | burnt wood Flannel Covered Face Bags. POWER WASHING MACHINE eee has come to the rescue look like new. And they'll tune it with care and skill. Opp Pantages The. HOW THE COLUMBIA RIVER JETTY WILL OPEN A FORTY- FOOT CHANNEL— Rectal Raby Syringes . A whole tub of clothes can be | Th very 7 n Account of the Gre ngineering Operations Go o he charges are very reason- signe Te good quality Asbestos Stove ive nember we guarantee our horoughly washed in 20 min ns the Mouth of the Coheata Wie Pome Oe A able MAES cisccecee ceerseves Be utes, You can wash five pieces | Ring us up now. Phone 260, You'll find Shaws Pharmacy across the street <¢ 4206 SECOND AVE. in that time. Come and see the machine operate, CANADA'S OCEAN TO OCEAN GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY— An Illustrated Letter by Frank G. Carpenter Describing the Great Transcontinental Road Projected by Our Northern Neighbor, either company, and we'll send an expert to tell you how much it will co 15e Good Feather Dusters for Furniture De Spelger & Hurlbut Second and Union Both Phones 982. Free Deli D. $. Johnston (0. CHICKERING DBALERS. 903 econd Avenue. Burke Building. LORD ROBERTS, ENGLAND'S GREATEST WARRIOR— An Miustrated Sketch of “Bobs,” Who May Soon Visit the United States 1405 Second Avenue, BOTH PHONES 944. Do you want a fine Umbrella, cheap? Come and see ‘us, Houghton & Hunter Jewelers 704 First Ave, Seattla BEAUTY AND FASHION PAGES FOR FEMININE READERS— THE CHILDREN’S PRIZE COMPETITIONS — THREE PAGES OF COLORED COMICS—CURRENT CARTOONS--A COM- PLETE SHORT STORY.