The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 10, 1906, Page 4

ee THE SEATTLE STAR nt Ganset. Mista teen: te rates th The te RO renee = FOUR DAYS IN THE HISTORY OF BUGTOWN Red 1a ate ver monty AW KGRNCY—Gn Balarad Ave @ er twenty-five he y when your eubeoriptton Ben that date arrives, @ re ln bean bald im BavaRen pour Reme ls tones trem tbe tot ot UETo am the addrove label ts 6 reostpt at the Posted at Reattia W nires ie deo hingten as eeond simer matter An Imperative Demand The accident this week on the Ballard car line, by which two petsons were killed and many more injured, the disastrous Collision on the University line several years ago and two Comparatively recent collisions on the old Renton line, all tes tify to the dangers of single track roads, even when equipped with signal block systems. Either the signal gets out of order and does not work @r some careless car man fails to operate a signal and there is | doren @ head-on collision with resultant deaths and injuries yore If it were merely the smashing up of the Seattle Electric company's property that ensued, the public would exhibit a FIRST KISS OF MAXIM GORKI passive interest, but when each collision involves the smashing up of some citizens and usually a diminution in their numbers, then the public takes a decided and aggressive interest Novelist wt Or Just now the public demands that the two Ballard lines | uation » | riv should be double-tracked, and double-tracked without delay. |“))* Thousands of people are being compelled to risk their lives — Continually upon the unsafe single tracks, and ever face the dangers of possible collisions. The block system has proved ineffective, It fails at the thost critical times, Therefore it should be supplanted by the |" @ne thing which is more effective, and that is the double track, | 1 thus practically eliminating the possibility of collisions. head And the public will not be content with double-tracking | *™ the Ballard lines. It has not forgotten the perils that daily | seots 5 | Sends lurk around the single-track line to the University. One of | casicr } he kx these days another calamity will occur upon that road and Pp } perhaps a carload of students will be the sufferers, It is sure to happen, sooner or later, unless the road is double-tracked throug And the Renton line, although a property independent of | shutters taverns the Seattle Electric company, undoubtedly could raise the hese money to double-track its system, It should do so, pomat Not only from the standpoint of public safety, but from that of rapidity and convenience in operation the double-track road is far preferable to the single-track road In time every line throughout the city should have a dou- ble track. It Is Well Worth Doing The City of Seattle should go after ali conventions in future. The bigger they are the better. Why not make this @great convention city? As long as facilities must be provided a face marks, for the Christian Endeavor convention in 1907, the largest of |in the any, why not get the smaller ones? Fine Los Angeles has evolved prosperity out of tourists and conventions. It knows the value of these things from a mone- tary standpoint. aa the Let there be an active convention committee in this city |'***"" that will systematically go after these things. ahe v Just Plain Meanness n diee The English newspapers have long been callet dull, but that | 4P.' they afe not without an element of humor is shown by their tree Dusk f ment of the countess of Warwick in the late political campaign. } th The countess is a socialist. She ts said to be sincere. She is also | he what is known as a pe ad She made speeches by the score, She visited workingmen 4 ~ tricts; she occupied platforms with grimy-handed sons of toll, She Whooped it up for the common people, and she damned the rich right Merrily. She painted the cause of justice in bright colors, and there is no doubt that her heart thrilled as the toilers cheered her efforts I broke th And most of the English newspapers gave her generous space my frie They described her tailormade gowns. They told of her beauty and | °riet grace. They discussed her noble figure, the curve of her ips and | hd the freshness of her complexion. They were sed with the dream of a hat that she wore, and the cloves to match. They enthused over Seeing that T static over the | fore she had her tan colored whiz cart at. and grew almost auto itself, When she accepted athroat lozenge from Will Thorne the socialist candidate, they recorded the tumultuous cheering Her speeches? They were not even mentioned in these hide-bound, lberty- hat ing, confounded mean organs of British stolidity. And humanity-loving women will struggle to repress a smite, and admit that the average British editor “is too mean for anything.” THE TRUTH ABOUT THE = FAIRBANKS MOVEMENT —_—_—. tr WASHINGTON, D. ©, Feb. 10. st Harriman, M t &« f - pares ore to bring k nd . « me A . f ® . 5 to their annens ging | F f : Hanna we d th: ' e . might s 7 : Fairbanks £ ' " eo him up 1 t Rocke fe! act of Providence did th Jing ‘ . " But Roosevelt will retire 908, | stinted t THATEMe i » good fortune t and wouldn't even saw up a half ten » to fied 3 Evening hing and at diafigures ould any a word malaht an we an for the " or the--You, and it was the last thin 4 didn't do tt The bread r pd | themselves in the art that | alm siely | basic tet ft be known / Ch Le) ile a WA. WW MLO aceg Qeoe’s Phones 416. Bigger, Brighter, Better Than Ever, THE SCHOOL OF QUALITY. BATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, FEB. to, 1 Wenderful Saturday Bargains ME > , rr > A, ~~ te oil May 26—pent the day teachy ( May 30 mt the day in | ing Mr. Caterpillar how to fly Acorn City, and Mr, Sparrow | Hie has a lovely new set of | was good enough to call and | wing } take me b e | EAS TN t ' ‘ f Ged wd th u 4 al . ct eS MA then she Mamet mee cat wien ond wore wove onl Me QUAKER DRUG CO Toogenterate here gs Pel ding TS aie goes 1 gpl wi 4013-1015 First Avenue ‘Vietor’’) Dog |( STAR DUST *-)|| west or PROOF. it. Letters will be given covering 1 all kinds of | * and any person 1} “You elaim it was f ia-| who wishes to become known ee at jeanity that that y YOUr/ able correspondent need do nothing |Frhood come down and } wif whked the Jud more than follow the forms given. | netimes they all take the “H |} “Yea. your honor | A letter from a young man in w furnishes the ab Why do you think you are if |cotloge asking bis father to send hin t is the only talking mach is on and} eason Sherman, Clay & Co. 7" sani" reyman's wife) amid @ ort that | am mee | prayer befor va ems in my atud The New Cook (indignantly) close applicat | Well, he needn't take sich precaa- | iy ‘4 1 realize jtions phwile | * I'M }iabor conquers all, and in my i™ kia’ ech Bot being « quick student, I am ap } tying an amount of diligence that } < woing! — Y i enable me to maintain « pox by uch of a burry mn in my clase that will wy and credit m yo nee 1 swallowed show that I am worthy « i have x fidence you have bestowed upon me hat to do wit in allowing me to go so far from parental authority 1 feel assured HE KNEW that my rank in my clase will arouse In you « feeling of deep pride « Why are the grant powers ali t «o much im the honor that ts at ne Moree, MKed | tached to the position, though 1 am cer to - from Bit Paper | not ineensible of t but in the ae anemae saa nina it ie} Ttection that [ have conducted myself tn are able ms oh & manner that you the evidence of my industry and perseverance. The faculty has made some changes in the text books that have been in use in the college for « | number of years, therefore I find it becemary to request a remittance because the price of leather ts a jing up,” answered Robinson, who ls engaged in be shoe business A WORD FROM JOSH WISE. | of $26 with which to purchase spel! hy wey N. P. CAR S110P8 EMPLOYING ABOUT 800 MEN GOING It @ the honor, sir, to remain ON C. D. HILLMAN’S MEADOW GARDENS. Also, two heads ¢'n your affectionate and obedient son. Will make the land very valable. Large tracts 500 feet long maddie things up | WM. SMITH. $175, on terms of $5 per month. Also need several men to work os worse th’s ona. | Letter from a father in reply t land. Take new Renton car to Duwamish bridge. 20 Salesmes | hin son's request for $26 on grounds. City offices in Times block Dear Mit Times are hard and I can’t put | my hand on $35 at this minute, but ji have unitemitest credit at the book so | have bought $25 worth of iling books and sent them to you GO DOWN TO THE VERY LAST BANK TON marry nals by exprea. N Ww BACK TALK. Jennie Jones war married yester ie mand you women; you're all pu she drank and two or three There are oo mes a week beat her Which proves that you men 7 - ney OS ae lesn ait iiniinie } You R FATHER | He~Why? } She—fimply won't give ws all up. | ! Has received highest awards at exhibitions against competitors, Whether yot , hether you have already made |i we want you to call and investigate © money or whether you are just be ginning your savings, you should | | salect @ good, safe place in which to | [deposit i You can find no safer a8y institution in the etate than the . . ° they ever agreed on HOW TO WRITE LETTE It's an easy thing to write kind of an old better, yet th State Bank of Seattle, corner of of persons find it most difficult. | First av. and Yealer, which pays 4{| SOLE AGENTS. wee, SE00ND YE a philosopher of my! and they never attempt to improve! per cent on deposits, and com h they | pounds the interest twice a ye letter le | When you draw y t y tonig oaly ie itay certain is to-lent tn the beak ar ow Spa be | LLovD TRANSFER CO. tne | FINE OLD know a yerly word naibie nt to t li eponee ¢ y every | pone to many demands Uncle] waek ang before you know tt youll» Niger giremeuggre ; i writ son, eee tae be le Will have enough for a good inveat-(§ °¥r" wre end eevy Heating. © a letter, b but not blunt./ ment in real estate or a paying bus-| oth Phones—168 4 dignified but mot stilted, cordial! iness of your own +e ol os ‘fice In Diller Hotet but bot effurive, pleasing and | Depa ere ment te open Saturday even. | Open Day and Night. 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