The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 14, 1906, Page 4

THE SEA’ THE SEATTLE STAR T_ATAR PUBL ImLING CO OFFIORA-IRt and |e Reventh Avenue PTRANOON EXCEPT SUNDAY, ‘Wreky PRL EBON ED Bustness Hemectment Mun Matn 1880) Inde ~ BALLARD @TAR ace NOV aA lard A % Ned ba. . ~~ te cont "we oF twenty-five oe Gutleared’ts ms eveartler, Ne tres sapien a ee MAIL SUNACKIBARA The sen Zour subscription expires We ry each paper m that date arrives. If your subsert « ¥ me is (amen from the ii lS nk reowlpe an seond Shriveled Souls ‘That Is, He Applies Business Principles to Municipal Affairs---J. N. Adam, Remarkable that a man’s soul ryld entire Millionaire, Whose Vigorous Old Age is De-| NEW MAYOR RUNS BUFFALO ON DEPARTMENT STORE PRINCIPLES a ly whriv sit of we it you Snow some million d Ri } i F f G aires as « know them, you would agree that they had lost voted to Rejuvenating Form 0 overnment. the la k he soula they may be présumed to have pos — seams ania for m aK Obwesmed them, T would BUFFALO, Feb, 14—uckli » a promi like na, but if the process ts going to make me ithe [down #t @% to the most strenuous} Me at once found there hed been Bom: vile | know who are millionaires, I don't want the | taak ¢ J Adama, a de \* hortage of $9,000 In the poltce aaties | pa magnate, third larg | pension ft It resulted in the . David RP . ae tag ‘ | eat taxpayer am the city of Buffalo, | forced resignation of Gen, W. &. — wegen, vi at of t Nat has begun bis term as mayor with a} Bull from the police chieftaney, This! bank nao, in a public address. Something v aueh } eeal that belies his white hairs and| shortage has accumulated in the same « had been eaid long before upon divine authority | forecasts a gol reward for (he| course of 11 years, a law for weekly r almost 20 ceaturies mankind has familiar with the ity which elected him regardiess of | settlements having been ignored. It ihe as tee " - e : party was made up on the eve of Adam’s| war . easter for a camel to pase through @ needle’s eye Ma Adam is one of the few! inauguration } thea » rich man to enter heaven. This never meant that the | Democrats elected to the Buffalo] Me makes all city employes put in| gates of heaven are too amall to admit a rich man’s soul, The | mayoraity « the Ume of Grover} a full day's work meaning is, as Fergan points out, that a millionaire’s soul often ao | Cleveland, but he dismisses that clr Ho has called upon all the munt hriv that nothi left t ata y eaying The conduct | cipal boards te submit to a special eaeree nat nothing is left to save. jof municipal affairs ie a matter of | inspection and accounting The disposition to accumulate is an tnstinct. Called into exist- | business, pot polities He was| He has requested the county su-| enee and condemned to dig a living out of the hard earth, we 1 | elected on that slogan pervisors to straighten out the coun. | the motive and habit of euch efforts born in us. We naturally gather lected, ail hands atood back jan | ty's financial attare with the elty. | e him a chan make good a © has announced that he Inuat about us first the necessities, and afterward, th = 38 e company with Vietor Spe his seo-| have all the city's bad debts wiped luxuries Ary, & Hewepaperman whos eal-| out or properly bonded by the end This f# mere animal instinct. In it there is nothing the r he dered worth $3,000 a/ of the year preparatory to reducing | higher human qualities, And can the tailless biped who has this | year out of his own ey ~ ane oo rate : | sate Mane a omar pago - sellare ton to the regular $2,00 salary o! he influence of his election, was and nothing more, though it gain for him a billion the office, he viatted important cities | such that in the firet 27 days of his ever to develop a human a ause he ha t to cheek up bis ideas, He began his| term the collection of Hcense fees and walks on hia hind legs? jterm on January 1 by hurling at) was $2,912 agninat $1,006 for the To develop the mind is t ™ ‘ y the tn- | Common counet! & 14,000-word mes-| first days of last year - 4 tthe site, | 888% Outlining reforms In studied) He carries out bis idea that mu Stinets. The trick horse of t . o en Jotatl Inictpal gov is akin toe show, turned 0 flelds to th atarve t h Making Ge: great business ishment by ad Hence the « stator of mill tt s im- | Since then every day has produced | vertising for what he wants Wiineta, is of necessity ignorant and unaympathe and accumu |#0me new move consistent with his] All board and committee meetings | lates to excess without the power to enjoy his gathered store as a men with souls would enjoy it-—by dissipating ft among people with WY UY shivering backs and hungry mou tha Such « deiver tn earth for gold cannot stop to look about him, to ve Lyf think, to p to lend a hy ng hand, for not only is he without pow — fa er to do these things, but his “time is money”; nor can he a i to an MAYOR J. N. ADAM, OF BUFFALO Y teation astes, should he possem: any, for such faGeige in the gratification . ald he poss a Somewhere among the archives {ery any more! I'm all alone ip the | ~~~ arma —— ~~ - — is & waste of means. Art. science, Hterature, sympathy, love that Jor the confederate government may | world, and nobody'll miss me, snd) are now thrown open to the pu commissioners were trying t Sacrifices, unselfish purposes that ennobdle, are all dead to him be found a document dated Sept I'm going to take Joe's places He Invites comp! from all! thwart @ trial upon a more serious Yes; Mr. Fergan, who has been up against the animal, knows 1864, wherein Joa Wilken wae or However, that coulda't be done. | citizens He gives wnal inter The shortage had been him. «to be shot, and on the back of | Josaph Witkon was the deser@@r, Ghd | views to mad p by the aid of one of the ‘A a the divi che tt we oe which i the Indorsement Ap- | Joseph must be shot to death as the A resol e assembly has| commissioners 4 Hull's bonds as Gitne author © warning about the nes | provad-—Jefferson Davis, President.” | penalty | been offered for the investigation of | men Who knew all things, meant that the man who merety rich has ¢ | You see, my companion was then While the big officers | the state t imimioners, Mayor | Bide Lights on Adam. \ | pesos anything they did oe | favor. She asked for an hour's visit ushed on all sides, having little to} with her brother, and they gave it eat and less to wear, Some of us/to her. We had him shut up in the were philosophers enough to endure| granary bern, and om that very nat we coulda't cure, but the youss | morning | waa given six men and men, expecially the chaps who had/told to guard him until he was in Virginta, and it was war time & certainty, We rebels were hard soul to save. | Better Than Spring Tonics Sit up in the early morning and take notice. charged that the $14 0.003 total valuation of franchises jin Buffalo ts a farce Ha has put on the {mot a Puritan ti | He has secured long deferred ac tion toward a union station by get Adam having These things may indi manner of man Mayor Ada Although one of the largest mil on of Buffalo, be bas no im one iid,” but it ts fn corpora He believes in municipal owner nnn SPOR RONAN AHS eee i * 0 ee eed A CHARAOTIN STI J. N. Adam, mayor of Buf Adam's advertisement for a pol eee eee ee ee eeee SORE ee the elty ag fo route ip der of the ng. | : ‘ 5 Ma, | 4 c holar and © often te A “Literary Feller.” Hoa neawen ng at it was mentioned nd suggested for state |e | Hi | eating Pshaw I'm place I'm not « leader. | on trying to give Bh Heim, e= ree new man's administration Then, J ar | leader haw done fy beginaing «rappling the th @ ming © perfect or. t stores, ix rate his te will hold the ards tn will perhaps His course 4 what his owning am- to iness {deals to might sa Just f all the others As counc he wa force an timan agreement The Quaker’s Big Bargain List for Thursday by the t equally good val [ue 1 SRM e se et ee ee eee an Whisk Bro Thurs 26-cent Spe Jap Penn's Cascara Ta! } sleep, 26 tn box | ' Whirling Spray Rowe The earth is again tipping over towards the sun and each morn- | den conseripted, were terribly wa-| wanted for execution It was thus] ting representatives of 15 railroads| *b(D. He says Buffalo is about ripe . ‘ ing » " easy. They were ready to give ft up| that the gal came to me with « bit) to meet for it 7 i . pect Thursday, each Sao Se ae for @ lost cause and start for home. |of paper on which was written He named his opponent for the/f a4 or two for 2he : "Tis the first sign of coming springtime —of warmth and the | Well, this feeling, coupled with | Pans Nellie Wilson to eee the pris Bingle Department Heads |mayoralty, Chas, L. Feldman, = Hoffa Pelt Back Anti-Pain Kidney vrice each, te; { Wakening of nature to glad amiles starving rations, ragged uniforma.joner for one hour See that she oe , j his new charter commission. od Quaker special Thursday, each sted ‘Take a hunch, you man with the grouch! and daily fighting, seat @ good many | carries no weapons i gpa hoon hat og f°) put the gectnamer eS, Hee in the} Syrup of White Pine and Tar—quic . 3 of our boys over to the Union Hace it was signed al! straight and 1 ~ ~ | Republican organization eo put bottle only Tera over wowards the sun. as devertors, and this brings about |could not question her right. | was| Permente vs Poona nga agra 1 ve-| the head of the New York supreme | combination Ravid Fiow Syringe aud Hot Water Warm up. Get to smiling. There's a world of comfort in a [my story directed to see that she had po} {eve '@ single heads with a definite | curt on it. He put a union labor! $1.50; Quaker's special Thurstay staile One of the conseripts of my com-| weapons hidden away, but Lord save| 8"! fixed responsibility.” he says. | ian on it. These and 1! others are |B ov sier's Kidney and Liver Tea—Nature’s Tt 4 an ald to dyspepaia. pany was a boy of iT, named Joelye! d'ye think [ even referred to| 4 Dill to reduce the police board 19} going to help him give Buffalo what |B” aay for tree sample—2 nizen Wilson. All of us fellows of 30cr/such « thing? No, sir! When she member io already te the + bake war on insects, and preserve your trees Also ft fs & panacen for the liver about, felt ike @ father to him, aa,/looked up into my face, her eyes) 7™>y. He has appointed a non FAST Here's a let of the most r sprayn Your wife will like you better, if you will only drop that grouch | aside trom his youth, he was poor | filled with tears and her beart beat partisan new charter commission to Formaldehyde Soap, Quass hips, Whale O and smile. and pala with not much of fight 'n|ing like that of a wounded bird, 1] Graf ® Dill redusing other depart-) ats, which formerly || phur at mpectal prices. We specially recommer And if you have no wife, smile on some other girl. That tan't | him. The idea of little Joey Wilson | says to her, says f etl faults Ray tt acnstbege vo Jd at from, $1.50 to $200, but ace|§ Lead. Rains will not wash it off; comes paste form, eusily inan'heet, te tet helping to breast back a Yankee tine! "Go right in, my dear, and may] |ne many Ce Feee eae ee oa kad down to $1.00 this week at |) handied-—3 Ibe makes 60 gals; price per Ib vs 200 : ot battle would have «et us ali God bless you for what you have} '** pag eoedlhen. 310 Second The Quaker makes free deliveries to all parts of the city. Use your There's no place in we sympathies of humen kind for the man | He shoulé have been home| tried to do. Bore Criticiems the Seattle Hat Factory, 1 Main 1240, Ind. 1240. with a grouch. He's like the eur dog that ev people are afraid to do it on account of his teeth. Well, nx tm about 20 minutes after she bad passed in what should enter my head but an idea which lifted my heels clean off the Noor if that gal was as smart as I took her to be she had a plan to carry with bis ma, and none of ua felt anything bat pity for him. One night, after the desertion: had gone on and become so numer ous that the big officers had to take ntioe Of suspects, a trap wae set yhody wants to kick--only some jo! poor little Joe fell inte it.) out, What? Why, to change clothes You, sir--nabbed “In the set of] with Joey and sead him out in ber deserting to the enemy.” and mey- place That was the idea, « rede be you know what that signifies, «- and for about five minutes I STAR DUST pecially when that enemy isn't can make up my mind what to do. I fig. non shot away? [t was & surprise! ured it out by and by By “JOSH” to us that the lad had plucked up| Upon one pretense after ‘nother 1 got all the guards except one away from the door, hung the lantern up © a8 to throw the shadow where | wanted it. and while waiting for the courage enough to make a break but | reckom he wae desperate and hoped in same manser to get beck to bie home. Ava, are going fast. There are etill some fine ones left. however No man should mise this opportunity It seems to be conceded here that such « single-headed system of de partments is perfectly safe with a man of Mayor Adam's qualities, bu’ some hold that ft would be a source { abuse if « corrupt mayor were to get into office Ta some quarters Mayor Adam ideas are looked upon as fada Som merchants are kicking because b wants to tax electric signs and side alk excavations, One citizen be came esaxperated with Mayor Adam | for refusing to ait with the police) UNION BAKERY AND CAFE 1413 SECOND AVENUR. SPONGE CAKES 15e MADE FROM FRESH RANCH EGGS Here's to a Valentine, ite. Tt cam be truly said that the It was determined to make an gai to reappear | sare to the guard Its message of love | play will live forever, as i por-jeaample of little Joey, and | guess mys | To Dan Cupid standing on guard | trays life as it is actually lived. | it wasn't over 10 days before'be was! “Jim, that gal must feel jest aw Up above. As we look through the vistas of the | convicted, the sentence approved at/| ful.” Two hearts entwined [past ft still lends us the enchant-| Richmond, and an order read that! “Sartin, she dom,” he answered — ment which carries one to the edge| he was to be shot at a certain howr.| “And when ashe comes out she'll A WORD FROM JOSH WISE. of emotion. It is one in which can |! suppose it was all quite proper) be crying “Reckon she will.” At inet there was a knock at the bj and according to army regulations | de seen the charm and pathos w In| but 1 must have gone hard on the | holds and imterests to the last . | this play will be seen the ever pleas-| men on the courtmartial to com-| door and | opened it. I just felt tn ‘ tng and beautiful tional actress, | viet him. Mad be been guilty of my Bones that It was little Joey, and | Miss Addrene LaPorte, in the title| murder | could not have aided to|so I saya, says I role, with her super’ robes of bean-| bring fm a verdict against him. ‘Well, child. I'm sorry for you, . ° ty and elegance, in her brilliant and| Nobody had seemed to care|and please don't think any of wa a Pl thay charming is simply pleasing: | whether he had relatives or not. and| here are to biame.” . uae Gave 6 > | her artintic acting onriches the play|so our surprise was great to learn} With that [ hurried her out as pone * | fom curtain to curtain.—Jaaper|on the day before he was to be) fast as I could, and then had to’ sit | (Mo) News shot that « sister had arrved in| down for weakness of my knees | — camp plead for her litth Joe's! Next morning—what? Jest a I | life. It was too tate. She had been| told you. When they opened the | Jeniet by the president, umd of| door to lead Joe out to hid’ dhath course nobody in the Meld had any/they discovered his sister in bis lauthority to stop the execution. She! place, and she was just cute ‘nuff to commissioners when they tried) Supt. Bull, and he threatened to pre You'll fat Saws fer charges of negiect of duty 7 ecros against him with the governor. | the street i Mayor Adam had withdrawn from the meeting, declaring he had not finished his investigation, and that} An Opportunity to Save Grasp It Our entire stock of up-to-date CLOAKS, SUITS AND MILLIN 4 SECOND AVE, ERY being closed out at greatly reduced prices—and on EASY TERMS Our bargsins positively cannot be duplicated at any strictly cash store. Eastern Outfitting Co. Cor, Pike St. and Fifth Ave. to 1232 and 1334 Second Aveny (Inc.) near U Moving #oon nion Street . a aa . | was in camp all day jong, and most) smile at ‘em, at that. Joe had been THIS DAY IN HISTORY } | of we got to see her. If 1 should) gone four hours and was safe inside a you she was the brightest, chip Hines gem Re in penn scart artest gal of 19 I ever saw No, no! Ther had to ne as thee Aaeoe ne: vienna 1 be telling you the truth.| let her go, and it was such a smart fice Pg mane aoe y exactly Ike Joe in looks.) trick that the big officeraedsin’t ees © nited § # sone opt = few pointe handsomer, and t it talked sbout too much. Me?| from she had hin size, and walk and ways they did etart to do something | ects When I saw that girl! believe her|or other, but Grant made § move! HEADED brags — THE Hi fname was Nell—breaking down/ just in the nick of time to Bust up GRASS. the news and realising her|all proceedings, and nothigg fur al aia es as, I'd have been willin’| ther was ever done Nobody thought | icone S company tiles aes m shoot me in Joo’s stead.|1 had any- knowledge of the plot two — _ —_ rd mane oe hand on her head and aay plight but for having other busi .—Chester (Mo.) 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