The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 5, 1906, Page 4

-_— BY STAR FURLIAnING CO OFrions 4 OF Reventh Avenue ArTRAN Even NbAY Rwer se Nenartme nt © 1088) Indemendene tim _ f week, OF twenty-five BALLARD STAR aves ‘ Weliand Ave W hen that date arrives Ie'y oe tanen Making «a Great Uproar ———— 1 attle are lying awake nights trying to devise ways a na rid of the present city engineer has knocked In the head their jobs in the elty ay t the sitghtest heed to angry looks or clenched fists ’ © cursed and derided him and “sicked” their mongrel pack wspape «8 upon him, but the latter only barked furiously Not being able to secure ghtost thread upon which to hang miadotpg against t engineer they have shouted eptthets Long whiskered man of mystery!” SCaar of Se The Big-t At and the like And th ah administration after administration the city en gineer holds his Job, saving the city money and making an incensed gang froth at the mouth The Star, as ite readers well kaow, has seldom endorsed any city Official, believing that the beat policy for Was to keep from getting the impartial newspaper © friendly with any of them But The Star unreservedly endorses City Engineer Th 8n official who is invaluable to Seattle, little short of a catastrophe. He is @ man who has shown by his from a course which he threats which Just now, when big ral minals from the city, Th deal, no more and no lean one whose loss we te that he cannot be mnaiders right by all of the arguments or ean be bre ar road corporations are seeking to get ter meon ts seeing to it that they get a square And the mongrel pack Is again barking furiously A Lesson From the Hitchen Girls If you will inquire of your postmaster you will be surpr learn the large amount of money that ts sent by the housel in this country to their homes and friends across the water This money goes to bring father or m r brothe stor billa, or the cost of buria t ake a ay . a t regard tana 8 tend and care of parents by the girls of our kitchens a great rebuke to the b s and ungrateful Amertear children who turn their backs upon those who gave them life? Is there something in democratic tnstitutions that br insur ly changed. The old-fashioned methods of dis os bave gre tipline in the home and of parental authority ts ra Perhaps the old methods—the Spartan De not be too sure about that. But there tendencies are altogether too loove. There ts a manifest dieposition push parents into the corner, to disregard thelr vid-fashioned ready obedience and respect ty going out with our day ways—w an be no 4 by ebildren in this vatry to sneer at thelr advice. And are countiess Instances of base abandon ment and abuse of parents Filial ingratitude te all too cor f The loosening of faraily ties by the insu nat an children is a peril of the day Whatever the remedy for the evil tendency, American families ean emulate with profit the example of the strong-m tend aper hearted girls who, coming over the ocean to serv é0 not forget and never cease to love the old folks at home. How to Vote Tuesday Serateh! Use your judgment, Pay attention, first to the MAN, next to his party. If you know the right man is on the municipal ownership ticket, vote for him. If he ts on the republican ticket, vote for him, The voter who scratches his ticket is the one on whom the hope for good government depends. It ts the scratcher who makes party bosses’ power Insecure and ofttimes overthrows the bonses, ‘The scratcher is the true American. above his party. Ho regards his country He stands for the good and against the bad tn pol- Geattle socialists, at a meeting | Governor Steunenberg, and rained held last night, adopted resolutions | by subscription the h of $37.76 degouncing the officials of Idaho | to be contributed to a a for the an@ Colorado for the arre@t and | defense of the accused men. R. 8. prosecution of the officers of the Western Federation of Miners in conpection with the murder of ox and John Monnette made the prin jctpal address Lory Lode CREME Phones 416. Bigger, Brighter, Better Than Ever. Come and See—Sceing Is Believing. THE SCHOOL OF QUALITY. Our Spring Opening AND THE FORMAL OPENING OF OUR Second avenua ¥ * next Wednesday evening, M th, from 7 t Eastern Outfitting Co., « SEATLE'S RELIABLE CREDIT HOUSE. LaBarre presided over the meeting. | to call this afternoon. STAR DUST By “JOSH” FROM A LADY BUG Feb, 28.—Mr lay and s. The Misses Blue Fly were afraid March Acorn City today 0 of This apun our thea line f the town was molished March woather ts flerve ) you think there is any money all your trouble with your cooks t# 1 the game at Monte Carlo the result of being too famitiar with jure. If there wasn't, how could | them they keep the place open? How can you say such a thing? she excl 1 “You know we A WORD FROM JOSH WI8E jnever been able keep one that long.” We want this foundation butlt of the very beet material, eald the | government officials Unele Bam Joean't butld for a day or for a week but for generations, and we must Whut goes up | have a foundation that will last for must come down over said th’ high fina You, that’s right,” put in agmap . t not til af who had watehed the building of p } Thomas W. Lawson speak at @ banquet tn My dear erfully,| cause he wasn't called 1 THE ANNE Thou n mohairs i ceilings Tuesday, 50e¢ lors and weaves os namas, French serge, ians; cloths aly de mand and serv , c all f wear hes wide; regular 8gc to $1.00 values, Tuesday, for The Plain silks ir hoi olor and a few ch fancies for waists, nings or trimmings; w regular ly 78c¢ to » ch the i it in one we put the ally down; a yard ... bO¢e ~ More Rich Finery for Seattle's Fair Dames Second and Universita New Silks and Dress Goods on Parade The Annex Offers Special of the « must t think than people 41 have derstanding olne, ‘th yet come be more to that fellow Lawson woosn ompany did ‘TUNG medicine nithville ile, Obio 1 make seve Take that railroad bill,” maid the | polt ( Mr, Clay new member, who Was after infor- | an expert tr ne and gives ation, “what do you make out of | recetved s audiences that | City, Mo., Sunbeam Humph® granted the old mem ‘ for, wh mind was on something Lint 1t with List SPRING Our spring styles are here occasions, Our have experience trousers to fit | PATTERNS We have trousers for all assortment of sizes is complete, If you 4 any trouble in getting ready-to-wear you, try us—we'll please you $2 to $8 J. Redelsheimer & Co. New Spring Silks to wash lay at Indestructible Blac kirts, pett ats, Low Shoes C Values for Tuesday se newest color | be built to last until the roof ie oP | 800-804 First Avenue, Cor. | Strongest Overcoat House in t Columbia Street the State Y ond and U nd The newest ideas wded Wash Silks in Japanese ( mbinations, guaranteed { for spring and summer waists or lred $; regul oO sil ' ndred pieces; gegular § ks, 1 Novelty Suitings, 46 and 48 tyles h as new gray worsted plaid and check effects; also plain lly priced, k Taffeta— ir for Spring Absolutely orrect, Milady i New fashions continue to pour into this best of all } As to leather, that ea ied Phen al leath Mo te “e ; $ er. Here's brief word of the adyance models ee ph Peaso% | The new Oxfords are a shade lower over the instep § than last season, and three eyelets are better than four or ' ALL OVER LACES five. The Cuban heel has displaced the Louis heel. The Allover Ventee and Ortentat Laces { Only lace is the ribbon lace with bow. The new shoes are the Batiste and Haby Irish } very stylish. Will you see them? Downstairs to { Dorothy Dodd Oxfords tr Patent | Derothy Dedd Dress Boote in all % h Edges 3 and & } t, gun Metal and patent kid, « eathers, ribbon inces, a pair « Insertic ar es 83.00 350 red, biue on wide to mat the} Dorothy Dodd Oxfords in patent © oeeee « 8275) kid and bright dongola, with or | Dorothy Dodd Street Roots tn all { without patent tips, a pelr leathers and weights mir i #250 $3.00 on¢ BBO New Val Laces, « large assortment of dainty edges from \ eer eeteietentcteate onembaneeentaessaaeene otene 3 inches wide, with Insertion to match. Priced, a yard, from } Be to B96 itwear for Spring---Ready , and nota of any higher price Children's White Gwiee Vests | ¢ en's Cott and Panta, ve pants ankle | n Vests and 250 News From the . 4 tse . ree . tse) 104 | Lare " wpectal .. ‘ 206 15e} Second Avenue and University Street FISHER CO.’S UNIVERSITY New Toggery for the Tots Most clabor simply chraming, Children’s and short Coal a yard, from 12% STRE New 18 strewn on white ar Plenty of Long Silk ate showing we ever made. Styles and prices far, far less than you'd th long | of fine | Infants’ Cape in embreldery and beautifully trimmed tn fine French lace fr embroldery, for up t a7.00 Ribbons Ar ns, in ved gayest color spring to ; S5e¢ m wateh and ring ore Courter > 1013-1015 FIRST AVENUE’ MAIN 1240 FLAVOR Food Company's cele Gloves Aromati oung’s Dilators old under guara aker Laxatiy laxative liver ar ALASKA OL Don't go t Stolz’n Kentu Duffy antatoop Shoul Bra prevents DeWeiss Toot Theatrical Cold Crear Pasteur The Quaker mab we « your phone. The QUAKER DRUG CO giver FALO GASOLI More thar 75 Cts. Per Share DON'T DELAY ENTERING YOUR SUBSCRIP- TALKING MACHINE Sherman, Clay & Co. Pacific C Victor Machines and Records. San Francisco, Ca Oakland, verything in Rubbe Coates Great Clearance Sale of ’ Suits, Skirts, Waiste, t ett Petticoats, Ete < NOVELTY CLOAK AND SEATTLE WASHINGTON Reliable Merchandise for Less prevents ang regular nt package of ‘ t keidt TYITS—We are arte «, drugs and aces put up « tor Aden Alaske t t ‘ ke trade, ky Malt; regular 5 ' 2 Malt; Quaker’s E * price and “sit ay PIZLPPREATE z a half-pound t Cascaret 4 Quaker Cut-rate Price les to a of the city, Use Main 1240, Ind. 124 1013-3055 First Avense Stamp of & Approval XIES_EXPOSITION, of Lowe FAIR on the BUF. ' of (his motor saje it by the England, ar E MOTOR satisfactory Invest! gate — GEO. H. WOODHOUSE CO. 1405 Second Avenue Seattle-Boston Copper Stock TION EVEN IF YOU CAN ONLY PAY $10.00 ON IT. DO iT Now It is the chance of a lifetime, Fan Furniture and Heavy Hat Both Phonee-~16t Jar Office in Diller alw VICTOR RECORDS 1020-Ist AVE SUITS To ORDER +15 00 114% Se t T now, Auctioneers, Brokers and Appraisers. t Distributors of 2nd Ave Seattle ma, W Cal. 706 fet Avenue NOTICE TO RUSBER BOOTS OILED CLOTHING SUBSCRIBERS pry E RURBER m py of The Star 14 First Ave a + vit MFG. CO 1207 SECOND AVE ‘ ‘ ib Opposite Pantage’s. ice—and it is the only mm ne . ents : \R PUBLISHING OO