The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 15, 1905, Page 4

WT i ever found, and standing for truth | and trust company. ‘and justice without regard to either | and coutrolied by the laboring men | fear or favor. attention to is your short editorial last evening in regard to high rates | per share. Pay a smail interest on of interest for poor men. THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR LISHING CO. OFFICRS—int 189 Beventh Anus ON ACHPT BUNT 5 TRLNPHON RAY A* Bvtiness Nenartment—Gunset, Matn 1000) Independent tim. am Mallard Ave, Bu week, or twenty-five ee coples, « fur- iufied shifting to forts of the women to attain equality with men have | nished more or less h s amusement to men serene a with their sense of natu the other side. long as the women meek quality to sv But the hands of such prejudiced judges and taken it into a higher court from which there can be no appeal jority, But tho laugh ts confessed their inferiority by mak- man and left him ow they have taken the case out of ing arbiter pleas for as sole they were amusing A 1 bulletin issued from the census bureau sets forth mod estly and concisely the portentious fact that in this country as a whole illiteracy is less among women from the ages of 10 to 24 than | among men Here is something to cause self-satisfied and serene man sudden ly to sit up and take notice. | The census report further declares Changes which are now progress point to the coming of a | time whe ales of all ages will be less illiterate than mon. | When that time s what is to be: of man’s complacent assumption of superiority OUTBREAKS OF SOCIALISTS PREPARED FOR, OWING TO. EVENTS IN RUSSIA RIOTERS |). HOW INSURRECTION WOULD BE ! }would advance towards the betng rewarded as a fre If we could all be pe nap! but ot ATE MET Suggestions It iw Interesting to in Berlin rrangement of any poy learn that the have made for the sby ing neurgent counter author m plete on I] is asmumed that | the city where the emperor's pal l be is € ee ft conte for Bu emac 1 a ye | , r 7 ve ne office What will be his chance in the contest for supremacy with a sex | ring IMPERIAL INFANTRY. | and all the government off better equipped mentally and with all the subtle advantages of learn are uituated, ‘The police plan has SMOKING COATS. plendid assortment ing against him? BERLIN, Dee. 14.—BSince the out-|been rehearsed aa often as feative billiard clott A ad br r iar oths, v and b Woman, with superior intelligence, will no longer ask him for | break of revolutionary distur pj cocasions attract immense crowd: ’ ’ an fo netance @ h * 5 equality, but deny him it in R Dhan GR map AB ye $5.00 to $15.00 Don't imagine this ts a dream. | dicat he recent arrival of BATH ROBES, Of ciderdo und terry cb Already organization of women has not only mportant The Sp police she Visiting President Roosevelt and demanding of him that he use his t inte the suberte ‘ influence to have the governing power taken out of the hands of men. ing this task they LOUNGING ROBES. Choice enon who have proved themselves administrative failures, it ts alleged, and | ¢ blanket, homespuns and worsteds turned over into the hands of the women $10 to $20 Surely it is time for man to cease swelling up with pride over | 1.501 Lils self-asserted superiority and seriously devote himself to text Evening Dress } COFB. +06 GB LS books. * |p pary agi eae ; ra | " reform of the Brac RUMEY, +10 thao eseen ees 1.00 e be reaaneR: 2 xaaed ctoral laws in Prussia. At Elsen: Kid Gl 1,00 to Min Yueng Tchan, the Korean diplomat, will not commit suicide |ach in a parliamentary election, at | ee te eee Gane if Just because his brother did, he declaring that the custom is obsolete, | Which a Conservative candidate was | would by RWERE Soc ok Cees decécnsacecdds 50 to ‘This shows Min Yueng is a diplomat. |% posed by a Socialist, the mayor | was obliged to read the German riot I 1 t Ca 2.50 to qrenucasece ; ag i 8 Kskweees Bs j ac Lto the last man. The Willow Springs, Mo., 90-year-old veteran of the Mexican {| ae Waiste 1.50 to War, who demands an increase in his pension because he is the father \¢ ’ of two young children, is carrying the Missouri idea pretty far, UN y CLO ] HES Underwear, per sui 1.00 to : Umbrella 1.00 to Re eee Shirts .. 1.00 to By PRUDENCE MANNEN . Two girls who worked in theaffice were talking as the bookkeep- Hosi -25 to ler ed in the doo He caught the . the girl with the Muffy pompa was saying, “I don't wear FEUER snicai Bhd 6 beucesedesbece - 2.50to j& rat in my hair. It's @ puff comb. but it has a kind of wire cage on “A jit, Just ike a rat, that serves t © purpore ammbalele ob aikidesss sincoee -25 to “My stars,” said the bookkeeper, you girls do wear the moat tdi —_—_—- otte things thire a man to wear a thing Ike that, Just Suits and Overcoats for Men....... 10.00 to Editor Star: unions have in their own hands, | 160K at the imal ae esven Theres enews owe | Stated briefly, the scheme is| *##8#e UP the arma. Salts for BOye.6<ivissesvevnseeses 3.50 to Permit me to congratulate | something like this: | Yee,” answe ian't ogh arm to fill the sleerge. on your course in exposing} Let the laboring men of Seattle) TP°'?.8 fet. Bath et in the top of your derby Overcoats for Boys .sseressssseees 5.00 to mg men of Sea’ and graft and wrong wher-/organize a combined savings bank Let it be owned for t benefit of the laboring men. | ‘What I want especially to call | Let stock be within the reach joe the average man, say ten dollars! all deposits oth vi bank: ‘With your permission I wish to at ong g I reasonable rate of interest, on any working out in detail and | good security, certificate of stock the laboring people |always being taken as collateral. ited In the labor L. W. COLLINS BLDG, JAMES AND 2ND. PHONES 416. “THE SCHOOL OF QUALITY.” ROOM WAS SECURED TOO LATE TO B BUILDING PEOPLE. TO BUY CHRISTMAS GIFTS HOPED FOR. FIRST SECTION OF THE NEW STORE =e Second Avenue and * University St. BY REASON OF THE FACT THAT THE MUCH WANTED WE HAVE DECIDED TO SELL THE HOLIDAY GOODS, TOY DOLLS, GAMES, ETC., AT EMERGENCY SALE PRICES. HAD BEEN DONE ON TIME, AS WE HOPED, THIS OPPORTUNITY WOULD NEVER HAVE COME TO THE SEATTLE SUCH PRICES IS MORE GOOD FORTUNE THAN ANYBODY EVER THE FIRST SECTION OF THE NEW BASEMENT, A BIG, FINE ROOM IT IS, TOO, IS FILLED WITH THESE STOCKS. THE ALSO READY, AND THE SELLING IS GOING APACE, hat? ‘Rafe hit.” acknowledged the bi r what olf that extra WE wear such things, anywa “Tl tell you why,” sald the air! cause nobody who tries to break the loc by wearing strictly logical igar- stock of Cloaks, Come and see ws. lected. E OF MUCH SERVICE IF THE BEFORE CHRISTMAS AT NOW COMPLETED, IS EVERY Sensible Xmas Gifts | Nothing is more appreciated than a useful gift nur Suits, Furs and Millinery, Men's ¢ ing and Furnishings, contains many practical sugges Our prices are low, quality and we'll be pleased to have you pay us for anythinl ONE DOLLAR WEEKLY Eastern Outfitting Co., (Io) Cor. Pike St. and Fifth Ave, Complete Credit Outfitters for Men, Wodi@n and Children “Tut” though t@ully | stand convicted. Wty do | It'd bee who hadn't spoken yet Ave. Cor, Colum- bia Ot $00-804 Firat State. ith- ns. iF SATURDAY SPECIAL Cookies, 8c dozen 2 DN PROVIDED FOR YOUR COMFORT AND HERE'S PLENTY OF ROOM AND PLENTY OF LMOST EVERYTHING IS MARKED AT EVEN 'S.4NO TROUBLESOME WAITING FOR YOUR E DELIVERY SYSTEM IS EQUAL TO ANY - J PUT UPON IT. JLD BE MADE OF THE NEW STOCK OF DS WHICH ARRIVED YESTERDAY. QUITE THE BEST COLLEGTION EVER SHOWN IN THIS SECTION AND AT LOWEST PRICRS.™ WE SHALL BE OBLIGED I? AS MANY AS POSSIBLE WILL ATTEND THE “MORNING SESSIONS”—CAN’T FIND ROOM FOR EVERYBODY IN THE AFTERNOON, FACILITY HAS BE CONVENIENCE. ‘ SALESPEOPLE. PRICES, SO THER “CHANGE.” AND STRAIN THAT M MENTION SP PARISIAN DIAMO =o Oe For | hat 5.00 3.00 2.50 3.00 35.00 7.50 15.00 10.00 3.00 3.00 4.00 1.50 40.00 10.00 15.00 |; isdeldaexner Co. Strongest Overcoat House tn the Two dozen for {5c Second Avenue dint It’s Almost Time for Santa Claus mas Crowds Now Throng the Store ~ eton it is the CHRISTMA YOR HEADQL HOPPER RTER FROM 9 TO 11 A. M, FOR . THIS GUM 18 MADE BY THE LARGEST MANUFACTURER IN SEATTLE MANICURE SETB—In endless variety to BRUSH, COMB AND MIRROR SETS feed from oKFUMES: holiday packages if PERFUME ATOMIZERS In y maker, every odor, is shown In nickel or gold and . Ss! VING SETS—TI rgest stoc © ever had, pr If SHAVING BETS—The largest stock we ever #1 walrus and sea lion, black an WALLETS—la HAND MIRRORS—In every size @nd shape and wood LADIES’ HAND BAGS—-We FOUNTAIN PENS—F Ww an's om GILLETTE SAFETY RAZ0i.3 them f SUIT CASES $2.50 to RR. ble gift; we Make a most accep t Nowhere else will you find the values we offer The largest stock in the city to select from HAIR BRUSHES makes FREE 3—Main 1240, THE QUAKEF USE YOUR PHON Independent 1240. 1013-1015 First Avenue g to recognize the liberal Eat I will give on all cash or time purchases made at Hillman’s Meadow Gardens Ask any one of Twenty-five salesmen and they will stumps. Some of them have modern cottages on delay. Come today. NEW ish Station, The Owner —OUR MOTTO-25 PER CENT--UNTIL XMAS—25 PER CENT To All Bringing This BRADT OPTICAL Co, Room 4, 1112 Second Ave. EXAMINATIONS FREE. WEAK EYES MADE STRONG. 1513, 1515 1517, 1519 Second Avenue Two Doors North of Pike Street for Xmas holiday goods a complete assort- nt of everything in cellulold | We and handkerchief photo boxes, work boxes, mant- cure and tollet sets, shaving sets, —PIANOS We sell Detter pinnos at lower rates and on easter payments than any other house in the city. beautiful line of _ shawls, dressing nacques, | are giving special reductions all these lines. KOHLER & CHASE, 1306 Second Avenue. C. A. MEYER, Mer, CHICAGO LOAN OFFICE HARRY SILVER, Prop. 117 Yester Way. A genteel place to borrow money on diamonds and all kinds of jewelry, Strictly Confidential. 1207 SEGON® AVE. Opp Pantages Theater, Remember we sell Watches and Jewelry on the Instailment pian. Pay any time before Christmas. Houghton & Hunter Jewelers 704 First Ave, Sentep], RELIABLE TRANSFER CO, Baggage, Fora! Stovengy wets - Office and stprame room, ‘fvenue, Postoffice building. Phones—Sunset 902; Ind. 626. a, . J Creat Christ. roken Urlat mmense pietp ory extra aay pment Albee md all BUY. ECONOMICAL vo BIC PRCI 1 FOR TWO HOURS—9 A.M TO 11. & M. we NINE BARS LENOX SOAP ‘ROM 9 TO 11 A. M. FOR 2he THREE PACKAGES BEST CHEWING GUM je ‘D BEST GUM ax $17.00 MILI I HAIR BRUSHE Every kind of a ery price cae 82.50 to RE TRIPLICATE MIRROR Be sure these, the e all & JEWEL BOXES—New nobby, in gold, silver a have the most complete stock in Seattle $1.00 to B21) “ranklin’s GU@ranteed Pen at $1 ' we! 85.00 $4.75 to $20.00 506 © $5.00 ery to all parts of the elty. The QUAKER DRUG CO patronage of Seattle Real buyers, I hereby announce that from now uatil Christmas 5 Per Cent Discount allow above discount from list price on any of our large cleared tracts. Remember, these tracts are all in grass and absolutely clear of them. Don't RENTON CAR. Get off at Duwam- ~ sath “AD” Qut ecials We have as our special lines of | albama, musical albums, leather | goods, burmt wood and leather, A silk or wool waist patterns and furs, and We STEAMSHIP ALAMEDA SAL+ VAGE SALE At the Novelty Cloak and Sulit Mfg. Co.