The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 9, 1906, Page 5

talked enough to “work the sotive,” yet no@enough by any ner of means to tneriminate AS DANGEROUS (239282 AS DRUG HABIT | 2.22) gUsiINESS MAN SAYS CIGARETTE SMOKING UNFITS MEN FOR | *ckor. The cliy paid $10¥ ANY POSITIONS OF RESPONSIBILITY mt of the burglara and found at ti V jonal duties that I've been handicapped THE STAR'S ANTI-CIGARETTE LEAGUE, ne, t Thereby pledge myself not to permit any young man, when in my company, to smoke a cigarette. I pledge my- that lies in my power to discourage, ng men of my acquaintance, the habit of I desire, also, to have my name en- member of The Star's Anti-Cigarette League. large and t 1 al which la that he shouldered fallow shoes and all that a faced, Jo! ort of a chap has a most decided advan (age I know {want to congratulate about i i tts stand in ua mee} 4 qmoking of «(nar writes a w » Pts} business man of Seatile and a ately and t . 4 ' noking tang a * . & small way T aar an employer he United Stat f labor and under ne mmatances| A Dave bern) = much T\ wilt L take into my ¢ y any one} ra Bnever de 4} addicted to the cigaretio habit. | fae to the Puilippines Return-| want to comn The Star's course | knoe expreas the fag madiers from (howe Islas ¢\in thie matter a habit of hope that it will continue to agitate | 4 a than has a | thia question in some farm or | Uh ¢ etga . watil business men are aroused » smoking heir part to/ th ravages 1 at at | man Inughed and sald All Should Aid. not such a fool an b upon the 4 ve rung fs ofties, aad, by a pro signal, the suspected isinews men look upon the . joes the w Here's One Examp!s ‘Tbave given a a ne of the-prisoner were called Pai of sensy and Me . lo the habit should | iprough the phone i very ft, ietim iy not Killed by th h im ds suppression. The Star| uncanny volen = 4 eruf *} {wants to hear from others, Sign wafitted for aay jo ik f a/ the pledge above and send it tn with | whe had bright prom 4 word of two of encouragement to Bie; a man who was intrasted with | the Anti-Cigarette League, The Amportant positions, who [= now Star, Seattle, Wash.” Pecomes morally ax wel! » detective placed the phone} against the prisoner's ear) * astontehment when he heard wmation that led to the re mt of the at lichelegy te my favorite study), study that ts invaluable to @ detect tive; to the second, perhape the | hardest task in “shadowing” is watching for s man who goes tnte = ow he had been tricked can readily| up be tmagined. | Im dark bine and white such a} hat the comventic r m1 decision t J the King county supe school authorities to cor school fraternities, The DIRECTORS Fpansed resolutions in ay the anti-echool frater The dects' n of Judge t is made, Croan ed in combination kirt {ea short one, escaping md, with a fold fininh m the bottom skirt ha nt aol with rhe wl pla I , m the bia » with 1 t of The , fthe white, with a cuff 1 and bine at er tight saflor hat ie worn with t costume. It ia of bright ww nply trimmed H ENDORSE LOCA is the firet evor made om the morits of the question. , 0 YRDOCK DEWEY w A 18 REPAI RED HINGTON, D.C, March & tary Booaparte was no tifled dock at Las Palmas, Canary Island | wil! be completed, and the craft will probably sail March 12 a. which took machinery for the od Sigsbee'’s fleet | in the Mediterranean and the fleet} going t | mainder home vide at Alexandria, « The Ta part ) the Philippines and the re VEnYROOY Says that our fancy lowa Cream 2 Ibs. G5c, Is equal to what you ery pay ig ol building. Figuratively THE ANNEX {Second and pnd Vereen speaking, there must be a man at Bho e mes out my Soon ee farth to working up evid Viet him. He usually rejects that f& some detectives ns tending to prove bis tm These detectives are brated / fag this; and righ @ dyet the prose ag the same atfered be is to walt 16 or more how ore a house for a man, and to oye” on hance to amile at your expense something a detectives dislikes very much. Speaking of amiling at others’ ex the best I ewer heard ve la substantially ae The last of the tot, ti gh, v t ld before the } te contio jor must belleve aim « @rter to do his best—the 5 tounse! must believe htm follows $@at in order to do bis bewt The little city had been overrun both sides hare purened this with burglars, and it behooved the and the case has been submit ity authorities rotect its citi ‘Gf tw a fury an {ntelliger n pa the case, they Maeed jury—justice can ask nx » discover, tf pow Bore. » rpetrators of the many petty burglaries, supposed to be lo eal talent on a det eke a good Waists marked to $14.00, as long as Tm partied of these po times, and during my 20 ode iS @f duty as a > Mielai, | may |W Rave met tive to dete work |him carte blas m4 otherwise. One t ‘ st gang (supposed) with beer and make t ones are as to what y|them talke rorite study and an to what is| The gang yok to the beer In a Smart Hats for spring) Willl Greet You Tomorrow 1 ns that wouldn't de 4 fhe most 4/1) alt task in “shadow-| manner that was a frigh n tnet tng. im & manner t + To the first I will reply that pay-| rupted the —— seen Fw one ne ae THE MARC SALES FOR SATURDAY CHOOSE FROM THESE ITEMS PRICED SO RIDI- CULOUSLY LOW me and see we put ust as well t mc $1. Haberdashery for Men and Boys e's a worthy list Women’s and Children’s Ha Boys’ All Wool Knoe piain white and colored | ise de Merode Knitwear for Gentlewomen Now Ready Butter ked. and plaited fr mits oe € for at the grocer’s. Store, Ist and Pike p ~natatindirs THE ANNEX. arn afterward that he bad lett the ‘ Ming by a backward escape 12 ¥ OF more hours before—which gives vet, |the other “t rt * footwe: r stre to perfection and i | | > | Cow on | Lint ft with List, Mutus’ Life Bidg soo for closing—that howing many new styl r tomorrow only we will pair of Boys’ Shoes Rubbers for Women’s Haberdashery For Spring---Ready ngs for women at popular prices % and Y-bveh Sem, ach, 6 for whe jue, pink, red and ‘aeh | tions definitely MARINE NOTES lies rosin The Orisa lao 85c tapesiry brussels carpet ll rea hig hor ig ong ers for 55c yard PORT FLWELL 15 LIBELLED TOWNSEND, bipping compar b ring Tugboat was placed on that fu ther comy will delay the veusel here has named Capt as succes: terson a ow of J will be givan jurtadic the operations of the y's fleet in the north, A will have comple wenger Ready ‘ter Any | In Emergency rder that their money may be on hand where they shor Bank and Pirst we and mer and Second and University. Waist Sale Continues t many people keep it in the of Seattle, ¢ maidered one 4 ravings dope notice when rises or when they need It for daily at, all keep ft ner of ¥ an get at it on an opport others, who wish to ave are 1 be npounds of handling ut at lower & good rate « there, This bar te Beautiful Stockings: Underpriced, Too Black but from o8e to $1.39. day Chi lace and le Hose, odd on! y nbr lots; they were For one at, a pair.. B5¢ Egyptian cotton thers sell for 7 Chiffon Ruchting, 2 white, cream af ited or plain, yard — Not po yg ( » and Mosh Vetling, ffi ATT colors, dotted a : irday, yard A Women's Neckwear, consiatiig of wash st on — cks ar a, Kmbrotdered or Hematitehoc < ek en! » urnoxse: ‘ol * eve atyle. t Heavy Japanned Steel ! < and Tucked Edge Turnoxer Collars, In every Sa Coat and Hat Hooks t for ae pase —regular lozen : be waturday denecemins sneer Metal St nearly all or sa epar sty fren’s fine ribbed Ho fa t black, and toe, all ed for bis ex les of le for walking peel, polishes We are eather at A Pair of Bargains From the Underwear Store ade mance with rtion and finished with $1.29, for GOWNS Frene’ LONG SKIRTS abric, deep rows of luster of five lace edge. De ndlesa variety made mbric, V y, square ne h and and The Smartest Belts in Town Are Here w Leath juet In me Fan In fitted and others with r fancy in back and front m either in t o gun metal the in all ‘olora and range in prices from Gold T5e to Bi ne Second Avenue and | University Street STONE, FISHER CO.’S UNIVERSITY STREET STORE. ¢ to $3.00 th neat har Second Avenue and University Street business thetr | last news of the Carpet _and Drapery sale-- There will be some item ther the Drapery or Cagpet urtment to interest you now le aving yu buy that art store always open Saturday evening for your convenience $1.65 Body Brussels Carpet for $1. xd ll S145 pecial sale week o marked « ya j55e $1.50 bath mats for 87¢ ‘each - Bath Mats are as popular be hought they would be when we « an extra heavy lot. " > ut t mn sale, in ] kinds reens nke and blues. Or seem than the other The seizes are 24x40 and regular prices $1.25 to $150 each. Take them, while the lot lasts this week at, either stzo es oe 87¢ Standard Furniture Co. Seattle 1006 to 1016 Firat Ave. Tacoma 14 « of the eafent In the! et on Ita We Can Stand the Loss---It Is Full of Gain — You wil! find it worth while to see our assortment of uncatiea-for tailor-made Men's #, Overcoate and ers. They have a dif ferent character than factory-made clothes, retain their shape and wear twice as long. For less than one-half of their made to order price. Almost every day something new {s recetved from eastern tailors that we Wave contracts with for their uncalled-for garments. $15.00 and $18.00 Tailor-Made Sults For $7. 50 $20 and $ $25 and $ $30 and $35. Spring Overcoats in the Lat- est Fabrics of Gray, Tan and Dark Effects ants, $4.00 and $5.00 $2.00 and | THE CHICAGO MISFIT PARLORS 1400 FIRST AVENUE CORNER UNION. We Pay 45 —_ interest CENT SECURITY SAVINGS AND SAFE DEPOSIT COM- PANY SAVINGS BANK 113 Seneca Street. FRED. R. THOMPSON, J. F. DOUGLAS, President Srecretary CHAS. H. LILLY, ARCHIBALD A. JONES, Vice President Treasurer Final Windup of the Odd Lot Sale Ge | $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 Hats Oe Marks Clothing Co. 109 First Avenue NEAR HOTEL NORTHERN.