The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 3, 1906, Page 4

ei , STAR PUBLISHING CO, rT — or i eRe and venth Arenee o SPER. Boars Sw aw TH = SEATTLE STAR OL a content i SP Sen re oe MALLARY AN AU RNU) tal Baller’ Ave Gunset, Ned it Be? Comr ete cen) e week, oF twenty five conte per mon red ty Beau" oatrler "Ha fas’ Soriea iad MAIL BURSCHINERS The date when sddrees label of each pane, ben that i) been paid tn adveaes, your te om the address label t+ « reoetpt Bi the Postelfios at Beatth « Weshimaton os exeond-sleas matian MURPHY FOR MAYOR The Star presents today the name of Councilman Mur- phy for consideration by the People in connection with the office of mayor of Seattle. Tt presents Mr. Murphy, not as a partisan of any po- litical organization, but 49,00 available man, who, as a city councilman, has pursued a bold, fearless and fnest course and has proved by his acts that he is not a servant of dom- inating corporations in this city. As @ further gecommendation, it can be stated that he GERMANY WILL CHALLENGE THE UNITED STATES ON THE HIGH SEAS” Emperor William Threatens the Monroe Doctrine--« To Have a Great Navy Which Will Completely Outclass the United States Navy When Panama Canal Is Completed---To Colonize South America bg ft the coat of ' t ow t e all t air ovr or ne OR Wel. EAT WY HARKY G. FARMER ox has taken a Geckled stand in favor of a charter amendment allowing the people to acquire the ownership of public utilities, such as gas plants, steam plants, telephone plants, and street car lines, whenever they shall see fit to take over any or all of these things. The Star speaks for Mr. Murphy without any knowl edge on his parethat such a step is contemplated. Ir knows that he has not been, and is not now, a candidate, in any sense of the word. Nevertheless, if the people want Mur phy as mayer, there is no reason why he could not serve. The people will pay scant aviention to party lines at the coming spring election. What they are determined to have is a mayor who will ring true, as Mayor Ballinger has done, but who will go a step further, and will stand for public ownership wf such things as the people want to Own and are determined to own in the near future Murphy would poll a big vote, no matter what party Organization nominated him, and be would poll the vote just the same running as an independent candidate. This isn’t a time for scheming politicians to control the mayorajty situation in Seattle. The people are going to do that, and nothing will be allowed to stand in their way. Theft may be other good men besides Murphy who ‘will be presented seriously to the voters as available can- didates for mayor. The more the better. But up to the present time there has been a remarkablescarcity of available men of the right Sort. Consider Murphy, The Star believes that he will be- come one of the most important factors in the mayoralty race, Apeota! Correspondent of The Star. ships in the Arnerioar 400 1 make PERLIN Germany has| A w Germa as ( then 0 to « any kind tered into « test with the | cr to be ainila ath. | of em ea tan among the navies of the t t fight to be waged ving the next|}! to « t 12 years ors ying bet . os tatu tian: euteie. tn- 2 4 The kuteer ie now « \ . The . “ee thea tly ve . 1 ’ ies ¢ he b : xt G the Gersiar vs } te hatlenge, OE TIME THE PA i” = WUVILT wt seep THR UNI IN WATER, AN THE MONROR DOCTRINE WI HE THREATENED The kaiser’s ambition to oo! South / aby doned by him or by the G ' {ion aid if Germany succeeds surpessing the American standerd : of naval strength, Washingtor plomacy may not be able to x pel Germany to keep away from the oo rns 4 Latin states of the western hemi. | e price, per cake oo an sphere At present Germany and America are runnt 4 neck to rank just below Great Britain tn battle with® the next few © impetus the katner tv ntry will push} , NLESS THY UNITED STATES SERS THE KAISER'S RAISE AND GOERS HIM] ONE BETTER The kalver has taken a lessor 5 ate: Y = from the Russo-Japanese war 1 { Hiarriage wae ofly [i the name—to | traming his new bill end has re 74 ) | me it was the wedding of soul and | spirit to the one fair woman of all | the world! WH you naw, tle 4 xivo yoursdif to me to love, eberish | gun and arm’ stn—regular price per rice, per cake Re 4 ° orion ben tam regular price per WHEN UNCLE SAM, AT GREAT EXPENSE, HAS CAREFUELEY AND LARORIONSLY sCOOPED OUT THE BIG DITCH AT PANAMA, THE GERMAN EMPHRQOR HOres TO be ABLE TO ACT AS ABOVE special Jar ated and / iq! price, per box,. wary sale price ..15@ ry sale price, per cake, Jax sary sale and protect emell death shel! part | how All ft eG aa? Can you do it, Agnace?” lare to have a Speman der oncthere saben mp ie | Yes, Claton.” lienet 14.000 tone, excee@ing by 2 three cakes in box; January soap sale ho If anyone hed accused Clinton) from the shadow of « bond that{ Then Clinton Calorme kdanes once | a the most powerful Ameri 2he | Calorme of being in love with the| will have existed coy tn nem. it | Seen tenderly and reverentiy this |pamtieship, and by 4.500 tons ent—a wpbetitute for soap where soap irri- Tittle women he took pleasure in| will be for such « litte ties.” woman's lps, and there is the re-|iangest Gerr battleship a s STAR DUST »)/ | “AN eastern ectentiot has found a) manager. “Sarah Bernivardt intends fray to take aly from water, Pr play in the dining room of ¢ Read some kind af a Wat! sireet/ Palm Bleach hotel, and if a grea ertiet Uke her in -witling to play | thore I don’t see why the people in The mystery of it le how those! my company won't.” trust offictals ever found time Yes, yes,” impatiently answered Gd any work. the stage manager. “But think of the sed awaacries it would awaken.” WENRY THINGS Gen. Miles has been relieved —-t nothing of Massachuactts! ct wor mo enan’ children an’ furnish th’ tuee. men wee made (| “What started that row between grou and your lawyer? “He appealed to the judge for) Miore time, and I was afraid PA get) enough without beasing for more.” . | “You were tntoxicated lest night, | ou miserable wretch” "My dear, you wrong me. 1 cer- tainty was not.” “Don't try to fool me, You mat fae chair beside the bed and tried @@ read, thinking you were seated wacine he revolving koane.” wy « The water wagon executive com-| FREMONT STILL BOOMING. | mittee bas elected Bob Fitasiminons The wooden Indian in front of) a life member of the association. Mr Soungman’s cigar store has made! Fitzsimmons ts considered eligibio Dis appearance in a new suit of win- punch. as bright} The committce is also preparing « yleher, the sigh | congr ory monange to the citi pete G14 8 good job on the red- | 2 and on the decision of —Fremont News. jt rs to build an Edge - | water Brookside bosleverd Bob Fitesimmens| There will be at least one gym ne week and | past t in the entertainment at fils soubret fat is con-| the works, but the committee Vincing proof that be can’t be un-| 1 ft shall not be a hort- lucky always. | we ar performance ommotttes has requested the y of war to furnish ft the ve," said the|name of the officer who first used mate |the water cure in the Philippines, A wnon passing at/medal wil be sent to him. 4 tly, “Olve him!” “Has your cook quit?” asked Mre. loar NOCKING THE BOAT. ALL ABOUT THE WATER “Remember. ‘It ts tore blessed to | secret than to fe indard Off m Noticing Tom | that moment, he Rtohim! Gi Inftating the managers of Sarah | Bernhartt’s farewell tour, the m of the musical comedy had|repiied Mre. Cashington. hg ext his company for a perte resigned Ghee in the diuing room of the pa-| nit latiad hotel | More than 10,000 t “1 tell you, it's no mse,” stage manager i never I don't My dear, please don't uso il when you k of her have been Protested | prewented in congress. But that tan’t te chorus }a mark to the number th will be out of congress about P said the Jar COBRLING BLOB, SMBH AND 2ND. PHONES 416, “THE SCHOOL OF QUALITY.” | warded to this country to Its proper! heard from the woman where a | revert to you tn the event of my)cian had written him: | dying enmarrie? and withent mat- “The case la not helen” Anat | t of each of the new vensels { Medicated and Antiveptic Soaps, whi waiking with on the sands he would) He wonders vaguely at bimectf lmion of « Hfetime in the tongs of | ‘The inet $6,000,-1 we # yh r have been very indignant, He was|being #0 much moved, but with a| Ds voles as once more he whispers, | we " * agatnet $6.00 * SELL. FOR H Rb POTRETANS Shap ONE sorry for the poor invalid, and felt|strang effort gathers bis faculties %4,!f the words were sanred, “My ‘000 Be tw by Germany onl WAR RAGK y sons Sie tai Rosia intulat pres Boe he was doing an act of genuine phil-jand mys slowly, but with gaat | *ite her battleships, an amount la aT " for be; Januar: ee 25e 7 Soswers oe FREE Dy PLAVERY to all parts of the city. Use Main 1240, Ind. 1240. anthropy In trying to cheer her up | carnestnces: “I wilt do wll yqu aa One evening Inte, ax be was =mok-/ It will not be for long but, plea tag tn bis hammock, he saw the) God, this good action slit hear ite young sister of the subject of bis) fruits of righteousness for you” * thoughts approaching him It was & strange betrortnd, but My sister bade me give You) marriage there was, and a @lfatin this,” she said, placing in bis band|Calorme went out at last alone | & miniature of an olf man whom be] through the dewy, teagutht gifcden remembered with| path, « women's kiss buseed upon when he died tn In She wanted | bis lips, and a faint, passionate me to ask you if you couldn't come! whisper thrilled upon tte night alt over to the cottage tonight. She's the straneret of all ubtagiem to very badly, I'm afraid.” added the | come throbbing vp from Gite anos girl eadly j heart. and yet tt came —_ rw Clinton Calorme followed her.) erently and Wumtfty eihdet, “My Without any pre'iminarics the in- | wife.” valid said } Five years pase@! inf (linton My oncle died tn Stwla fm your) Calorme was «till a wanderer over arme, Mr. Calorme, and left in your | the face of the earth hands a will which you duly for Once onty th af! ele time tra, het 7 1033-1015 First Avenue GREAT Januar y Sale CAUSES GREAT ACTIVITY BECAUSE OF THE Final Reductions ON OUR ENTIRE STOCK Suit Reductions VALUES UP TO $30 NOW $14.95 VALUES UP TO. $50 NOW oe VALUES UP TO $70 NOW 5.00 VALUES UP TO $100 NOW $50.00 One-Half Off VELVET SUITS, FURS, COATS AND GOWNS One-Fourth Off SKIRTS, CRAVENETTES, SILK WAISTS, NET WAISTS, COTTON WAISTS 714-720 714-720 second “ PPR Second Ave. Ave. wtora, My ancle was a man of) he had once kissed in solemn ar great eccentricity, and that will.) knowledgement of @ vow the letter while it pat me in possession of thie) of wh alone had been avtuet! of entire property, eo ed a condl-| him, leaving th ttt si! omgetedin tion that will canse this property to) «4. and that once the Paes ghigsl- | ural betra. In cane of my Marieke?) receiving thie he hawt gone Mis wage | and the failure of netural heirs, (h®) oor of civilization inte thy wiltle of || | will permite me to make ® teste) africa and far Ansbia, unre] there | mentary disposition of the lan, | came a day on which be steadfly net | moneys and estates with this #IN€0- | nis face homeward lar stipulation, that T have ta jin At the little umtunddtietity twtt.- | | meantime become your wife, 10%-| ing resort he comes te a halt. I ts ‘ing me, he would have withed m@) aoonday, bet be takes bie break to become the wife of an honormble.| au: and then wilke down tf the | | trae-hearted man only, and. bellev gubety beach ing you to be all thia, I have sent) e are buntin Sigs and for you tonight to ask of b all about tim, but Calernip | greatest favor, it seems to me, that) gece or hoare gothing of it until the woman conld ask of man Voice of a woman quoting, dream ity In all the world I have no rele- few »w, Barry Cornwall's “Tt tive or friend, save only my sister) gon ine Sen, the Gpan Mea!” cute | Bianche, I took her a wee, help) mrough his revente jens babe, from our dying widowed | 1: iy whe—hin wide! Hite tip yet her's arma, and gave that moth-|y again to the winds tm softent to make th®/) whisper, He sees the am gitar while lif@) upon the ailver-white crewn, He lknows that some eaweet thestiaitr fe “Onty In one way can my last | py) od tn the hely aves lociing | hours on earth he emoothed of the! seaward He marks that the white Intolerable dread for her future|hands are no lemur thig, apd which now oppresses them, and 90/ wasted, and that there I a delivat I have courage to throw myself upon | flush creeping feom Ghe aaft clerk | your merey—to ask you to make me| to the “crimson Uppit” ear, end ttpen this night your wife. thus giving me| he walke across the suuta, ajrdmate ‘er to provide by will for my| ome, Awmce! 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