The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 16, 1905, Page 4

Sr i : :a i “ THD SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, DEC. 16, 190 4 r ore TRTAR, RUB LMUNG CO arooly bea when the lady waid 1 cannot @@ ft. I can’t even raise PP AN cow RRenpyr suNnat. . chy flo DY ro ae yr nag bo Is either Europe j i TELEPHONES it have robbe myself, tolen trom sMeg through 1 head " Department—Sinvet, Main 1080; Independent ttm iT 4 + A Busbend, and perjured myself to ‘ that | walked in on the patr ia Sw BALLANU STAR AGENCY GN Wallard ave qiuneet Ned Wa . bowen +n ag oo Sls. Fon mt Of yous it was “all in the family,” ae NT Het COPY. BI Cont ver Week, oF twenty-five cents per month | the ma and while ere was , oo Mvered by mail or cacrler, No free coples softly ter Nell, soft! u no pf at the dinaolute a FO MAIL SURSCHIBERS The gate whee your subscription expires ie ed the man, “I have alw rother would be punist not a Wp. sAareee label of each paper, When that date arrives, [ft your subsertp: | kind to » It always been the “atil ha bad been on Pees Uiteres See sdiroe nual ES peat ee row Se 7 | best brother in the world. Give me | Witiuina’ presence and made to an. E - teved the Postoffice at Seattle, Washington. os sccond-siake Malton WITH HIM THE LAWS OF NATURE AND THE DICTATES OF SCIENCE ARE AS NOTHING--SEEING 18 BELIEVING--FOLLOW chances 1 was horribly in debt " ¢ 2 7 Ar choc (te a : eee pceerenenemanememamer arena aammmenmmemmmnareamacans WILLIE’S PERFORMANCES AND YOU WILL READIY BELIEVE WITH HAMLET: “THERE ARE MORE THINGS IN HEAVEN You have come to my aid In a #804 | pany with the brother, and aa we ; The Direct Way AND EARTH, HORATIO, TH AN ARE DREAMT OF IN YOUR PHILOSOPHY.” lean, Will Ged cana’ bi Wolo ie (uni ike ott ee ( a me for stealing from my husha , i out a puple thousand for One thing maintained by President Re it in the Inability of bay your gambling debt s q state governme a to © with @he ¥ a an interstate FS pooh ell : om 0 worse You «" t rs , han undreds of other v » are Then he game and here’ ‘ dusir »rporations, Nhe maya, “occupy the position of sub sowing their wild on Make a! goodby to veal" be oxcla ined pot q Sects wi a soverelx Hn n se it underscores reaponal- raise of a couple of thouse 1 for | before | could lift a hand he had a Dillity of the federal government, He wants laws at once to make it mo this week and I'll go to Bu put # bullet into his head poasible t { y great licen@e of the big corpo. al a rations. Noth truer t's assertion that the states ommerce Tn the matter ‘. courts a ® from time to time made rul ; ye ings and dec exonerated, ad ished and a generally acted ling to th various best judgments and with A What res b . i The business before them ts never-endt What little has been 7 one is only of 1 effect, ¥ Missourt knows, when It equal . i : faos a rate, the rattroad may be getting even tn Hlinois or in Kansas, a a Or wherever it may have territory, giving some other atate som ea ur 1g q thing 1 i resent. "Ty game of blind man's buff! One atate may ect a m which th 43 others may suf- . fer indefinitely because of te and methods of the legal de- se Advertisement An ideal condition could only be reached by multancous de- 1“ eisive act by 44 states ag t scores of ad corporations and their combir To suggest the idea exposes its imprac- in i ticabiiity. The gs on headache—the fallacy of it, the utility of it The POWER ie not there. It that the president ts not only right, but profoundly so, in Jing for the federal gov- u P @rniment ample power to do swiftly and completely what the coun- per dioney hyn ae fkfnacingy- Agent yon Rage hee n ay aper oe try wants done, make the hu shipper stand upen equal aerial navigation is merely depend pon the z , and the d ground with the Standard Ol company and other big salieekss the inet Ghat Be hes Ge rt ag save | if Dave outraged the integrity of trade in enjoying secret conce oe at the hands of the railroads. Making the Waste Places Blossom Another man, one Baron De Forest, has come to the front with a © ¢ erealpoaambeelytang Dashed liggh alot The QUAKER DRUG CO mbeurd, but the day may come whe by Irrigation, the great waste Iwill become « land of fertile farms, The work of reclamation of arid 1033-1055 First Avense © drought-stricken lands by irrigation ts yet in its infancy and the to come will wu istered so! generat) Zoubtedly see the task of making fertile fields of sv e of such magnitude that the @fforts will pale Into insignificance, Through the use of storage reservoirs, large canals or artesian ‘wells millions of acres of land In the United States has already been Feclaimed. Vast projects for reclaiming the wastes In the far north- ‘went are now under way, Rivers are being diverted from their ages- @ld channels, tunnels are being driven through mountains in order On the right-hand corner of the fair crescent moon, in bilnaful attitude, awaits the famous Camera Willie. He t# coming to earth to entertain the readers of The Star. sent STEAMSHIP ALAM VAGE SAL EDA SAL- & At the Novelty Cloak and Suit Mfg. Co. 1207 SECOND AVE. Opp Pantages Theater, that the waters formed by melting snows may serve the purpose of an, while the guiding hand of the engineer is leading trickling Buch etunts as be will do no one ever id see before Uncle Henry: He's coming right Shang Hi Lire: He'd cer eh streams across cactus-dotted plains and the sage brush and mesquite Awaiting him, in joyful expectation, are those favorite contriba- ‘along, Jouh, b'gosh! [Dut mo out of the business as 6 war) Your First Duty ‘@fe retiring before his steady advance; fruits and flowers make the tors of mirth and wisdom, Josh Wise, Uncle Henry, Cynthia ’ Josh Wise: En I thought it was} By hegre 1 Pest: I'l) recto 8} Gesert dlossom and cereals and grasses encourage the husbandman in | Little Eph, Shang Hi Lire, Weicher Streich, the Gazook, the Gates | hot air—thet trip dowm from] pome "bout him: | Is to the Mills Poet, Everett True and some other charactors to be yet devel- | 0"'F hls efforts to found a home in the onee-desert places. oped to tame, the moon. | There was a boy come to this earth Up tn the Big Horn country, in the northwest, millions of dollars Bet even these wite ones have no iden as to the extent of Uncle Henry: Couldn't be, Josh je don't know where he got his} are being #pent in chiseling and blasting a mountain of granite away, Camera Willie's capabfiitien, Theirs have been confined mostly to | it's 200 below zero up there birth ; | that a snow-fed stream may be diverted to the valleys where only talk; his are entirely of action Cynthia Grey: 1 hardly believed] The paper says he'll beat our stumts, Water is needed to bring thousands of hardy sattlers there eager to Sok See Teety Saraping doings wilt be sncetaliy phe | Oe Sees oe stich enteat: By all_means get a Vietor Build homes. of their own. The waters that flow eastward trom the | ‘STavhed for The a developments, which, as the cirens man |the pudding is in the eating | But let him be so ever clever, |B Talking Machine 4 if you Rockies are fertilizing the arid land In eastern Colorado and western would state, will be marvelous to the eya incomprehensible to the Little Bph: Mah grashus, but dat) He w pull down our intellectual} can't listen to it and attend to Kansas. California, Idaho, Montana—in fact all the western states— | mind, but to all a source of laughable entertainment. Those who | boy done do wondaba! lover | corer Fo roey lly, Me oh. Don't neg- $20, $37.50, $40, $105 are the prices of the more popu- lnr styles. They are com- pact and small in size, but ble per- res and rest content o' nights with their Everett True: He'll have to show An’ we don't believe he can beat ‘Bre reclaiming desert and through irrigation. So why should the would cast aside their day as f ver, ye alert for Camera Willie. me aa for © goheme of Baron De Forest seem so absurd? ing papers will keep # If the United States can reclaim 6,410,000 acres of land, and ts till wresting the desert from the sun and the sand, why may not this { @reamer, sage or prophet devise a pian for diverting the waters of the | River Niger, the Saura, the Senegal and the snow-fed streams that flow from the Tummo mountaing and wrest from the desert its terror ot STAR DUST ta Of sandy stretches? Why may he not utilize the waste waters of iv 10- dozen; 12-inch Magutificent Afric plains, just as we of America are beginning to realize the bene- Oh: ‘tenutlted eacak etek ameas i _ » fits of irrigation, and reap the reward that comes to Intelligence and recitations and stirring met- Industry when they labor side by side? THE VICTOR Is U * } If Baron De Forest can found an empire in Sahara by reclaiming AS A CHRISTMAS GIF WHERE SHALL | .GO FOR that great desert tet him do so and applause for his act will resound Everybody shops but father, soon I fear I shall be compelled bd | FIRST-CLASS DENTAL throughout the civilized world. His project cannot be dismissed with He just works all day call in General Sherman Bell.” ! WORK? the cynic's sneer that he does not believe it can be done. There are gE ag Agel — Newspaper reports say Chauncey ee ee Go to the masters of Dental too many monuments along the highway of human progres» that stand Mother rusbes counters, M. Depew has aged greatly {n the} One morning I was sent by ¢h ave,” sald our chief, when he had Sh r n Ci kill, Ohlo Dentists, discoverers fg monoliths to the unbellever’s doubt and as imperishable records does Sister Ann; last six months, Maybe there is a|chicf to take up a new case, and| gone, hye ; yon ey Taylor lerman, ay somos oF Tearuier a Of success for the men who had faith snd who worked and wrought | Everybody shops at our house | possibility that he will some day| when I entered his office t fou Red not picked ey some slew.” & ie nt ot Dee oe @nd brought the world to their feet when they had achieved. But my old hoarse: be as old as his stories poof ne rv gaan ane handsome,}to the bedroom were the chamber : ° away with plates Let us give the baron « chance. UNCLE HENRY THINKS ledueated, and a society orname maid and th or. This last per-|§ STEINWAY PIANO DEALERS work, which tigh She was the second wife of a rich| souage 4 vo right there, of course 711 Second Ave. Seattle ne teeth, cures Pyorrhea and wholesale merchant, W t run of the house, t 911 Pacific Ave., Tacoma. all other serious diseases of the had been married aby co nto It, Officer Taylor ha teeth and gums. him and had de time to watching v.B. Y iY t ¢ ment had og ee ‘eee W. B. mae reentomei suet HUTCHINSON CO. c. and @ half, and it that it was a love match come to police headquart owe ¢ riage, in broad di tell her story to the chief the services of a dete Hor story amounted A MAN'S LOVE LETTERS ei) OHIO DENTAL PARLORS, Entrance 30715 Pike Street and 1480 Third Avenue, Corner of rd and Pike. CHICAGO LOAN OFFICE A bird in th’ hand is wuth two rollin’ mit for th permaid, and I pu to find ox s: For in a week o some time past she h eon tris that she had ef recom-| Clothiers, Second and Union jewelry and sums of money. A pri-| mendations, 1: probabi | Nestea HARRY SILVER, Prop pa ADyway. Czar Nick hasn't fallen been cmp! were all im her fav oa 117 Yesler Way. back on the nervous prostration ex ded {and then abandoned it. 1 meant to) RELIABLE TRANSFER OO, | 4 centect piace x0 vorrow money on _— aluable diamond ring her a| keep the bu aed chambermaid diamonds and all kinds of jewelry, THE KNOCK FEMININE. of earrings; the third the sum| under surve jaggaye, Furniture, Storage Strictly Confidential. He YoY | of $400 tn the fourth the sam/| but 1 could . a. | ert sorege somnmnedegeomnewtinnil Miss Elderton says she just loves | of $300 in greenbacks, At 1 ng would ¢ ba Geet el storage recme, 1818 First iiapaadine eo ae to have a lot of fine antique rugs days previous to her visit a packa One day | dropped into a family} f Watches and Jewelry around.” of 000 had been taken fr restaurant and went upstairs to be} Phones—Suneset 902; Ind. 626 on the installment plan. “I don't doubt it. She so de-| % secretary, and at e| served in one of the little stalls. 1] - Pay any time before Nehts in baving everything ia har- mony.” me she bad mised « dis |had devoured my oysters when al LOUDON LOAN OFFICE Christmas. mond brooch from her dressing] tady and tleman entered the next | 108 Gocced Aen 6 | Seco ve. -— table stall a wasn't ten seconds be . | Next to Guy's Drug Store. James H. Eckels sayn that at the SWITCHBOARD. Her husband was confined in hfs| fore I ni Mra, Witlleme’| sesaty te Loan em Wathen Dies bottom, the great mass of the room by an attack of gout, and, for} voice, The man's I also monds and Jeweiry. * ntry; it was|soon established by * tones, He Do not buy a watch or diamond American people are honest. Re- ] all we know, to the garding those at the top, Mr. Eck- Still Com $ In, by his advice that sh came. was a har ne, dissipated chap| before you see our display in our els says nothing. ‘This looks like a very simple named Rayno known in all the a bee prices, marked in “Have we done everything posst-| ‘The subscription fund for the re-| ISAAC LURIE, Prop, a § : Ff) ) ble to restore law and order?” ask-|lief of ‘Teamster W. F. Bohringer, | A ‘The other day. in Pittsburg, a defendant in a breach of promise \tnat MIS Wet shaper ee nen | Can ButDe te amount ot The Sear Qnsi 4 mas | S | the street <: Save Money sult of tremen‘ous proportions, stopped at the door of the court, and | his voice grew serious, “If this| « + the man in the case shelled out o gorgeous check bearing five fig- |rough house business dovan't stop | Salnds, « ures. He was not afraid of the law. He had a square jaw and was a ‘born fighter. The Brown Dental Parlors, 713 First Decem: appreciated than a useful gift. Our }} $206 SECOND AVE, | A%?;,32° ine thelr annua ; 1 ’ 1 reduce stock of Cloaks, Suits, Furs and Millinery, Men's Cloth othing is more od at Maynes, * prices for the purpose of advertising their AMERICAN Ss N \ ARY 1 WE wh TH FREE; SILV, ‘A man’s love letters are about four times as foolish as a woman's; she is a specialist fn the love business. He ts an amateur. ‘There is nothing so awful to a man as being laughed at. The woman is used to it. Besides, she ts an actress by nature, and | 3080; Independent 1138,) between 6 | work don solutely without ty and 7 o'clock, and we will send —— ¢ from I to ® years’ exe oe Sn geting rndneacemel aryl in court he wilted. a rei SES go 8 AAA Come and see us, Our prices are low, quality high, | SUBSCRIBERS wun TAS aa is where the girl gets even with the man who “triflen with ¥ odery ao — lk be pleased to have you pay us for anything se BE pine pradigirh ms pongo FILLINGS, So Goi set OF THEN Did you ore see them. Jong afterward, and turn from their fool- jc \S\Y) &$9 ONE DOLLAR. WEEKLY jup our main office (Sunset, Main| fuss attendant awe pore AM | you a copy at once, If you should Eastern Outfitting Cog, (lac.) }} mis it more than once, please telo- BROWN'S DENTAL PARLORS, ean brave it out. COLLINS BLDG, JAMES AND 2ND. PHONES 416, Cor. Pike St. and Fifth A Man ite cor at ea ca Leh ke ee od But the man, poor, defenseless brute, has to turn pink and red @nd “r L ALITY” or. @ St. an ve. giving our subscribers @ perfect ser. | block. one door south of MacDot i fos all his life people will remember the squashy HE SCHOOL OF QUALITY: Complete Credit Outfitters for Men, Women and Children. vice—and it is the only way. & Southwiok's, ¢ notes. q Hours—5:00 a m. to 6 p.m Sums THE STAR PUBLISHING CQ days, $:20 & m. to 18:90 pm. ee nunn Union 7 MmULAUN: OMe to, ! oneal | ig in turn a toute lace than aims | Wand iisale eden stl Sekams ds Dams tena “co-ed: