The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 2, 1906, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR AB TUB Ienine ef De er ee eee Ce has always been a poor man's com. | “Fy KPPEAN SON Bx bet ponbar vant TRLEPHONES actos Pe ere raer ener Ass" Ea - “4 pany, and stands a4 the protector t a BALLAND BTAR AGENCY 9m meunra Hed ie 7 t hin family Hoping this explan on COOF, te Em ER Per week, OF twenty et ation t® satisfactory, T have the hon anes. St) Eetuvat wliiel We tres cena, ee nee Oe? enth, or to be Yours truly SUBACRIBERS he an te when your subseription expires te | ORLDER HOOKER . bel of each 4 vives. If your subsortp * a ee blookheada who have been causing | been hiding In Tom Lawson's prt wa so much trouble, and I think| vate car you are entitled to a full explana | ra tion, This company, as you know, | A’ 1013-1015 FIRST AVENUE’ PAIN 1240 THE QUAKER’S Guess & tenes Tec ae ak ¢ from the same president & receipt ehairn of the company's | finance committee } BHT CHARTER CHANGES WILL BE SUBMITTED AT COMING | Hear MI | have my eye on a private SPECIALS FOR Some Purely English Humor s ELECTION—SEVERAL OF GREAT IMPORTANCE, Jyacht I wish to buy #0 the folks Trae JEN, 5 | ecceennener ema in the Went Indies, and | wish you! Ah, th te humor of those English cousins of ours igh} oderter amendments and) sion which undertakes to give bene-| Would Introduce @ resolution rata-| "W ti h a . a sugh makera, Call them dull. and seman and pom xy itions have been} fit of ghe increase to two downed) | ne y w a pA f " fen w t don’t forget that the me " " bmitted to be voted on by the | men at-\arge in the middie df their) 000. Pie omit the eulogiatic rot ¢ berea ” & how 1 d we a © merry jeata of Ernest |eiectors at the city election next] term of office about “my able service my Matt J.J ‘ ; : . voked enough simites to last & minstrel show for a |Tuesday, The proposals wubm tted| Amendment No. 5 providéw “'the| many ye of faithful work,” “my - Pr é are as follows lotty counct! with the power t® @fant| making mpany the strongest ‘ i ( . 2h ' ame over with the Bart and Lady Yarmouth, Rich blue Amendment No. 1 provides that|froe water to any inatitutlon #up-| in the Its | Cascara Bark; § ane regular cownell meetings shall bel ported in whole or in part by pub-| buetne I don't « 8 DOG amnnt ' f . * veina, a he ad or oe wou ike to om A CROBS DOG. —Te . 4 ins, an bad an a that ho would Hke t© #@ |i6i4 on the first and third Mondays| Me charity } won to h-ounce t Cream of Tarta he Wall st. or to be ent when the redskins burned jot the month instead of the first Sieioid’ te: Seisavele Iw 1 take $1,000,000 The price of leather te s up ) Mule - : » naaie Ihe at stake In Des Motnes, Ta }Monday, as at present tal 1 j out of fund and buy the} gegin re the president of pound pack Pertumed } 7 be bbled over with humor, He was full of it, It seeped | Meetings may stiil be held when-| Amendment No. 6 provides that | contr kakin Rapid Tran-| tre saitiven. semanas 6 pound Bora t " Ibe «hide. He smiled at everyone, Ah, trouble lurked not in |°Y®? oalled by the mayor, presi-|the city council shall have power to an réorganize It, tura l — sid the flppant é ps Be nb yah counell oF three jnem-| excavate any street extending Into bonds | youn, ve soll | we Riga tierra Bir Pr ownes’ world the harbor area, to be used fs @ tbe) enough to ke s in straps for 10/8 } ogre ge t aatiie the quarantine officer attempted to put Ernest through | Street Acsesaments. slip for water aft dum | oe M . be had | questioning, he avked the Englishman the nature of his |, ; | Amendment No. 7 provides that|them—and th we'll sell other ! anemedyedll. ; 1.00 | sibel, om ake: WE We VAIL. ‘tha tana Detiiaher venties I, No te ates to the | no franchise shall be granted for a| # ck of the om pany OF 2 uree HE YOUNG IDEA naast & Gallet Ve A ‘ “a boss job : ' q aking aud paying for! period extending beyond 1984 ex-| we'll take $50,000 apiece for our! 4 young woman who teaches a sh Grade rt Wat A boss job master, Job lots of anything, don't you know,” aod | » nents. and it is tn pt that it contain provisions for| fee, as well as the usual profits PAF map, Hse City Sender school Le on eee tan : . ite laughed right merrily tended to incorporate certain recent | purchase of the plant construct I have decided to charge the con chet Sennen Anintnd to Nee pupils woe ee ae Me nee; Tepid The dispatches have seriously ted how Ernest was detained |*4te laws on the subject Into the! ed thereunder, and without any| Pany 92,000,000 for the building 1) jiative to the desirability of im- M yrarce Vilas tpees . : ‘ Me for further mental examination. Cash bonds wore offered for his re | rex Fe . tor| Valve, for franchise right, and pro bs ght last woe ~ — vee 16) creasing its membership, When she eae » ) { ittle a ab “etna yn ~~ provides or} viding that street car franchises | $1,000,000,000 to the good om the) i vid the oo m to that end “ e fpr ve “ ' drs lense, but man who can find humor in such little epigrams as “Job | slightly changing and making more! on certain central stroste shall con ! 4 $260,000 is youre for your! Or the several members, tne young: (Penn urtins “4 : ee lots of anything, don’t you know,” can never be far from leg irons an: Hefinite and certain the method of|tain common-user clauses trouble in having an architect Oe eee ieee ae whook his bead da et the Quakes. Sev Se t $1.75 & siraitjacket in this country |determining the benefits accruing | |} amine the building Your | blowaly sp wt ellen Biren gam i oa aieteee sens a * ee And after 24 hours It was discovered that Ernest was a British | Property from a street assoss Reealt Amendment, GBLDER HOOKER. | Cr 'might git one boy in cur|h erates materials which wih a ; ment, and for properly apportio nigh me boy i ally humorist, sane, sober, and that the inepection officer was lacking in h coat to that proses me! «Amendment No. & te the recall ee op | Belahborhood to « he explain aa hat property | Lat tt be understood once and for | BARR DOr bien te ene in tek ime perapieacity in his failure to laugh at the right time. Amendment. It provides that tm! ai! that Joha D. Rockefeller hasn't | ¥' #h The Ol lere ‘ Pi aor ; ? In our weak way we do the best we can on this alde of the pond, Rei aries - Baran yo nw en ae é , ; , x ’ not perform the duties of his offies | We have not become tnocuiated with the deadly kind of home-made Amendment No, 4 provides for in |to the satieieetion of these Gee ‘Butter Butter nd tnakes 18 gations of the + att © and harenieg English humor, but it is a cinch t America has gotten (wo million |¢reasing the salary of the mayor|elected him the voters cau, upon FREE CAR FARE 5 & Swift's Arsenate of Lead you will have better frmit, times as much fun out of Ernest, so far, as t has out of Uncle | f™ $3,000 to $5,000 a year, that of] petition, call a new election for the }.,Wancy lowa Creamery, 2 pounds 1 prettier flowers, No da r acorebing oom t -rporation counsel from $3,000 election of a successor, The incum-| When you're n town buy your |S5e; good lowa Creamery < will not wash it off. Ask for book. 1 . to $5,000, the city treasurer from | ber . meat at the Hand Hox market, 1100 | pound; Cooking Butter 20¢ pound F j er from] bent is permitted to be a candidate] ne, per pound And he knows a lot that he didn't before, which will not hurt | $2,600 to $3,600, the city comptroller |for reelection, but If defeated by |[PU8t. With every purchase of 60 | at Cow Butter Store, First and Pike |} Ouenain Chine por pound Se. 13 pounds for oft him, bless ‘is blooming eyes. «if $3,600, and city coun-| another candidate his term of office | °F More You wet a car Licket free. t *|T Whale Of! Soap, per pou f 5 ha Ooo 1.00 } & month to §1 a successful candidate} = Brown's Tree Soap; the as f 9 pounds for It provides for docking elty coun | aw coda him in the office | t $10 for non-attendance a | One of the bonding propositons Get a Quaker cut-rate price lint _ 81.00 regular meetings, so if the number! provides for the authorization of an The Quaker makes free deliveries to all parts of the city. Usp of regular meetings monthly is in-| issue of $500,000 in boads the nes. Main 1240, Ind. 1240, for creased to two a city ce # an unconstitutional provi-| tension of the city lighting plant 1013-1015 FirstA 5 irst Avenue STAR DUST ]] ess esc222: REVOLUTION CAPT. ALEX M'LEAN AND OTHER SAILORS WHO ASSIST IN BERING SEA CASES HAVE CHANCE TO BE PAID AFTER ALL. | | ar well well than to make them so they will w By “JOSH” Few persons can judge the satisfaction a boy's suit will give from the way it looks, If you are an | at the doors of ea, the Amer tivity In behalf of (he United States after a thorough examination of our suits—but if Sererersresuscaewae astscaeaeccaeveveds on fons were held tn nearty all! cans was Captain Alexander fran sailors who b ted | subjected him to many unpleasant! The way of the t oo my he you are not, our business standing should be ample tes save more than experter personal rink at}nerg ee ee “ . a: aor O strange guarantee of the goodness of our clothing H ese fig 7 Viet i ga goth np ge neal oe | memory?" — We have the most up-to-date and most extensive n @ 0 In 0 SER quvarntinmt: and contented | the ‘ tera, whe geinea.| on om > nay have omit-) THE READY LETTER WRITER.| 3 umder a law which “ is ined him. pot} *! S&# been supplied by bis jury. | A letter from a life insurance S ° $4 00 U ee us Gaameuntine on Sordian Pe t 1th A WOKD FROM JOSH WISB. | Honored Sits uits me 4 CLOTHING, HATS AND lations of quate hes ordered & hit | 1 am te receipt of your letter te pa Jurtadic . ports afloat about our company. Let ef the X me thank you very much for your chaes of kindness in communicating with ° probability me, inatead of plactng the matter i withou Its Independence before Thos. W. Lawson or eome at e e S elmer In its n~ | lll All things come > bring salt against us You ° . tillttee adm b has} pg Tex. March gogon quicker t them th’t wa yourself to be & man Deen unpardonably slow In granting | Is the 7 anniversary he Dy won't wait ° Uigence than the = . these men even bare justice for| laration of independence of Texas = |} 800-804 First Avenue, Cor. | Strongest Overcoat House in their actus! losses, much less in re whieh was pr clatned on Mareh | | Columbia Street the State Warding them for thelr patriotic! 2. 183¢. in honor of the day all| JOHNNY KN | wervic [ ir chips were seized Public offices throughout the state * eainite he three-mite limit when | are closed today, flags are waving ine government cisimed Juriatiction | from -all public snd thoussnda of WHAT’S GOOD beer the whole of Bering sea ad-| private buildings, and the citizens t Mact Sane iam » tt Jacent to Alnsks. of the state are generally en Maclaren cays & young man) | Con uous among the Aw ing the day as a holiday the public schoola this faen. He owned a half in Johnny Jones came run hould hide his wit. No, friends,/aing home from little Billy Saiith's s advice ts not intended for/house one day, all excited “Oh yng Jack Rockefelle ma,” said be, “Gea but Saiithe got jaome dandy maple ayrup. Billy's two shipy seized by the and In the afternoon ther is ms on Ter States, for which Great B parades and meetings by p HAD TO PICK IT UP | ma KAVe me some pan cakes with ay aueaes tndemadty. Bile iieations with I thought you told me you were|that on an’ it was the best I ever SPECIA th @ British subject. had sworn prominent speakers. iriving the water jtasted. Get some, won't you? It bh the Paris tribunal that he was th : That's right But I} don't cost much, an'—Gee! but it's The bargains quoted below are exceptional and you will not ti sole owner. The registry of the} Two chances to buy buffaloes for) ¢ ed the whip. geet likely be able to duplicate them ex at this Odd Lot Sale.—All bed Ghips did not disclose Captain Mc. | Seattle parks were considered by the - | fend a teent stamp to the Cres goods are this season's make. és - Laan’s interest. Under the atipuia. | Park board yenterday Longworth? Longworth? Nick | cent Manufacturing Co, Seattle, and USPENDERS, for oe tietis nothing could be awn it -_— - Longworth? Who-—ob, yes, certain-/a sample bettie will be sent to you M ’ Clothi t S ifi spiei eas Rim, an American. But « full award | ly, the fellow who was married in’ fre « well worth trying = *** en's ng at a sacritice HATS, worth ap to $2.00 ......escecseecs I fo the two ships would have b | 2 Dozen 45c¢ a — $4.00 and $10.00 Suits ee © ese eee UNDERWEAR “iis fited him td the extent of hin $12.50 Suita « epeerees 5 ties im them. Under the cires For strictly fresh home ranch *, 6.00, $17.50 30.00 Suit stances, this brave and honest r and the best butter fn town 2 Ibe $15.00, § Ak CAP Butte vsosencnne ener, onvapern sss ++ FOGG Sener anna Se atin camer | Spring Suits and Topcoats || oud Lot psy ol Furnishings Regard- his part ownership, whe | assent to the perfidy of his partner) Cow Butter Store, First and Pike! 15 t 35 he would have been benefited him-! St. ead | oO Ss of Cos $4.00 and $5.00 John B. Stetson Hats one be al a Bo from—every garment possessing tailoring of the highest order. oe Pha Lisle Sos 2 pairs for E Our Clothes fit, and hold the ape, and stand the wear and 00 Faacy Go! pets +, | tear. Come fn and get a natty Bosiness Suit. We ean suit your 5 m4 Pay hy ~ een! en Et re ALOPY B/ taste and your pocketbook. You may have essay terms if you She Braces .... ; iia cdi adilin ObLvEeE i Se [J wish it Soe Fancy Merino Underwear ‘ F QALEQ S Tie Kagyptian Ribbed Underwear evans ia $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 Hats nbnaaie dies ine Eastern Outfitting Co., (inc) «84-85 SHIRTS, all styles MEN’S AND BOYS’ PANTS . MEN’S SUITS AND OVERCOATS, from . These Suits are guaranteed worth more than double All other goods go in fp We have a very large assortment of fabrics for you to choose United Fire and Marine Salvage Adjustment Company 718 First Avenue — j Phones 416. | 1322-34 SECOND AVE, NEAR UNION. Bigger, Brighter, Better Than Ever, | ar S 0 ng 0 Come and See—Sceing Is Believing. Our Big Opening takes place in the evening of March 7th . Brt on friend: Ther ll be good w oo » d ; THE SCHOOL OF QUALITY. souvesis tor everyboty, 109 First Avenue 4 NEAR HOTEL NORTHERN. _ {CUSTOM TAILORED MEN'S SUITS —FOR— 7.50, $10 $12.50 NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS Should your copy of The Star tall to reach you by 6 o'clock aay em MEN OF SEATTLE Burt and Packard, makers of the celebrated “Korrect Shape” Shoes for men at $3.50 and $4.00 have decided to close their Seattle agency. Ghe VICTOR. Is to talking machines as the einway is to planos—-th leader of them all. We will place on Sale for 28 days, commencing Saturday, March 3, their $3.50 and $4.00 OF ning. please do us the favor toca up our main office (Sunset, Male Independent 1138,) between ¢ Jand 7 o'clock, and we will eat jyou a copy at once. It you should mise it more than once, please tel phone us every time you mules it In this way we ean be certain of giv r ibers a perfect sf it is the only way masters voice ‘ey y THE VICTOR j a musical THE STAR PUBLISHING CO. LIKE YOU WOULD PAY ANY TAILOR ON EARTH $20.00 TO | meee % Pianos $30.00 FOR \ | i Sherman, Clay & Co, | S2%e of 175 Men's Suits, « ent patterns, but sizes to fit nearly any Paciti tT , man, thoroughly up styles, and bench tailored, moatly me — —— oe yous r a a in § h tweeds, fancy and AT nm SECOND AVE SEATTLE carried OF 500 yards of Short & “ ro Satan, Ck from iat Tes made into Men's Pants, t ed f wit be of ® ta PANTS TO ORDER st. FIXTURES FOR SALE LAscow vou ma bargal 1020-Ist SUITS Te ORDER + prices aa iets mailed TRANSFER CO. Baggage Express. ture and Heavy Hauling. Both Phones —1686 ph erg Kohler & Chase Open Day and Night The Chicago Misfit Parlors 1400 First Avenue Cor. Union a6 First Av. RAYMOND & HOYT 216 First av. Ine. LLoYyD