The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 4, 1906, Page 4

WANT y-rich, pam Twelve-y sible in this ¢ an’ aff she wint sayin’ ber lady-| Roy bh hip wanted her every tf taking on ent m script to almost pered in i optical agacine and many news in the try, but he had a story accepte . ra work gite a | VICTORIA, B.C. April 4.—Maye No charge © praise Morley has received a letter only a thin veneer of education, are unfitted ¢ trot aad kee Are you her brother?’ sex the | pap: en, smetiin’ as swate as ye! ination THE SEATTLE STAR A/T’ S A POOR RULE, ETC. 3 ] Var a - BY STAR PUBLISHING CO. 1307 and 1909 Seventh Ave. | yV EVERY AFTERNOO N EXCEPT SUNDAY ” as AE | ’ Telephones— Editorial Independent 575; Bunset, Main 1060, s i (i a. | “ endent 1198; Sun Main 1050. | 7 CANE MONG a lols, ome - eS st Es | ST AT THe " Dep't 7+} Phones ae : f week, or tw f ie per , PAIN 1240 : ° NB w hat it : > } (This stor in tte depict | which sounded for all the world ‘a ¢€ . : ‘ " , We CiRCUAE winnie adie A 'The table wus betwiat w hursday . STANCES 144 || BO" sahegmeorceet © it; if it hadn't 8 ‘ he 7 | Sa hate ra have boon afther | Specials You Go 1. "Twas the o te ai Tks eta aa? Gute YT be . P4 been havin’ for some toime, wid e she stud, an’ fi Fifty Years of Telegraph wort had at all at ali whin | e'd have inj V » at = ARGS OF NS 7° - y ‘oe ONOR ‘ a n alks Bridge Whin the wees the ¢ iis } raph passed from a toy » one of the greatest | AM The AGENT ores @ ro gh . le 4. ony & gg pee te and TE ( . : aa orn wen. y 1s » Glangow T ha L- atte ! » annivers of the We WAYMEN YT PRO jeome tay in a cof ' nm the ‘ 0 \ ‘ April 4 - TCT ive yuay, and thin t wit sight Ww h ASSOCIATION : Par { pardon, me lady, th me ary has the telegraph become as an inatrument and a Pah , R t ‘ that I " nm n civilisation that It is almost impossible to realise Win | rings the bell a wee gow |'tis hopin’ fam ye'll be able to give tha 4 half-century ago the Id got along without it . yoon about th laht av two serub-|him the futman's place Fifty years make a short thread in the history of the world, yet ‘ 4 4 y - jbers, an’ dr i in blue clothes : Deh, o e : h! when | heard that é juttons on thim. opens the (Il knowed I'd opened mo mouth an t WO years have brought mo elous «progress than any wid brass buttons on thim, open: . dure put me fat in it wid a vingeance previous 10 centuries, and the ve of this progres: has been } ee he to me as quick an loight-| Mere Cd by fther making huve the telegraph I pin.’ we've nothin’ for you today to me lady herstif, an’ now—well, 1 Modern man may laugh at the query of Job—"Canst Thou send C Arrah now, haven't ye, me sili. | Was shtrack nymeheles at wance the lightnings to give me answe for today the answer “You!” is \ de] | aut spalpeent” sex | An’ who's} Hut begorra ‘twas wan ay the roight It was on April 4, 1856, that the Western Union charter was bp yea A be for hian intolraly. Are Well, Hridget, I've just been hav-|f 700" Phone, Main i240, tn ‘ granted by the New York legislature, At the beginning (t was a local | > ye afth in’ in thim elothes|ing © Httle conversation with your _ concern, with 650 milea of wire, It acquired entrance inte New York | HOW THE JUDOR’S RULING IN THE PACKERS’ CASES COULD | Wit the brass sovercigns on thim? or one reed bye pone sole t city and Philadetphia in 186%, In 1866 tt had become a national, con BE WORKED TO THE ADVANTAGE OF MEMBERS OF OTHE | They Ft ye lolke w glove. me won! | Tit gg, ug / bd | he U KER DRUG y’ tro ompany, with ove 00 miles of wire, Today It is a gian ORGANIZATION | aimee.” HE oom don't move on PRION about him wel : corporation, with @ mileage in wires of 1,184,457, and with @ history | seesee eee —— eer anen may be able to git ton | 10143-1015 First Avenue € which | veritable romance of expansion, ex s and I couldn't belp laughin’ at him jim whieh - al e will “have | ¢ I n't grea for exercise | thon, 3 Poliemar on 1; talx that's he turns to 1 an’ He é t ry of the Western { very kotnd av gintioman I'd be ¢ f ‘ ver f hy complete. In 18 he re lolghted to see. If all that me | joodt Mr. Flannigan, | shall — ' ! Bridget writes home in he ore in| be toll my husband what a ») i the United States. In 190 " | P 1 oe j thrue “tis the polt n are ber beat | Pleasant con » you have been] k ex" ' By “JOSH frinds in this dirty ould Glasgow.” |thle morning cechi There Is no ing that cons Huh!" says the bit crathur —w + S i urably ¢ otto te lotke a Mash Are you Bridget | 4h ‘ s not all tha ee hundred ee oneh county « " Wo the We I wish you would read my latest | « ducted @ trusf ine} dure an’ takes me through @ gran | t santana vem poem,” pleaded the ambitious young | vew pasage wid chairs an ow tn it cee ee oe J on pianos tt fo pace ty 1870, Great Britain mar | liridget was sittin’ at a table be 4. It sid mean th , Bele wie quate. b and postal inatitution, Consolida ti What's it about?” asked the cold needn't bother about antting’ side the fire, havin’ her breakfast ll to what afro ‘wore oF lesa : for a new trial for me,” said the Och, ‘ts deloighted I am to see j f tf * Atlantic, t the methods we vid editor | ™ the Atlauti reg 7 ae rd | "nee tithe ta, “Thoughts on| Soldup mas. ye, Dennis, me dear!” sex ashe. Thin jf should. therefore, comme b rageean out ' for a message in Great Drttaly es. Why not? I can get it—eure tol ane pute on the tryin’ p PRICK course of th eto ~ te The United t P Mee. ne of thoae wishy-washy, | 6¢t It,” declared bis lawyer | I was Just at me fourth egg whin| LADIES HOME JOURNAL DE . 4 Bestand bes bul » wien nat ‘8 Me. FB ened Ploy styniygee i I'm pot afraid to serve my time}! hears a bet! ring behind ma At ! The people of this y pay 31.6 cents 5 esa FG amen ge gy ete I'll show you ['ve the courage of-my| that Bridget gets aff her chair CLINES TO ACCEPT STORY of = eetiad wn te eaten. ta order 06 ik UD fit of $7,188,064 | head, or te It nomet ‘tha coaviction. Bridget goes away, an’ | was just] OF LIFE OF J. LE ROY, THE! N ( | AY & Se) Centeienes to 30 years, in < " wt be i er pe, ot alk & ore makin’ mesiif at home wid me ’ S . a year for a corporation. England pays ! » und ’ Old Seabury's son has ma@e Ol breakfast whin into the kitchen] NEGRO UNDER Lire seEN-| Cais: Fiennes > . hit Annapolis . t 1 - profit goes into nation’s treas 1 wnething everybody can va F {comes the purtiest wee colleen I iver | 4 , " “ \ ’ «4 big one, Ten seniors teed} TENCE if O11 Pacific A I a—7I18 ! it th hing to be om OX t teveto y and and appreciate,” replied . bg : t | acihe Avenue, | acoma Second Aven the Belin i iad be naek ie edd Vent ee wee ae to hase hit, and he ticked ‘em wll, The top av the mornia’ to ye | ue, Seattle caitathanth Thea | can't pousibly use acushla,” sex n’ up an’ offer — coerce w some practica eeauhaahk Sinak soae-daiees Wananin in’ her @ char J. H. LeRoy, the » conv a oa uae ened r Thank 4 sox she, spakin'| ander sentence to life secnmmant ' lolke the wee fella wid the buttons, | who «pends his time t ers | | w " ime it ne Endowed Id A WORD PROM JOSH WI but folmer, “I won't sit dow I} stories of criminal life for maga E BOSTON DENTAL thought fri was here sines, hae caused & sensation to the Lg Ei ind bbc det weiGl:Siis bn Gilding Weslthy clone), ten. expos JOIN IN FUN Sadcunt iets citaineuial iat ts soeee ce ee ae ee w PARLORS ells forninst ge is just afther ring-|to the Ladies’ Home J L Le t s fortunes left them. lot more Rear Admiral Goodrich, comm Phe os hav t : sh many geo oe te ve ao ahd Ge ties tT at ha ott ing the United Sta ' ” . ‘ on ares the erations in this extrem ural law ts that | ni be the-day I left Beltast eu’ lary attorts, eh r reane ; : * ; . ron, saying that | linned be the I left Belfast an’ lary efforts. which tb Jeweler & Optician Bn oes cad etn: Gatien ne next, while make a definite promise, he thinks !iok the steam s afther bring-|asa joke. When b | tikety bh iret ave the woalth-weakened sink back to serv he w able to make bis jin’ me, say-sick all the toime, to belreturn consignment of A-curd MM co, de — d big oria, om Vietoria |cured by the soight av the luviiest | jing es from the soap tmy. May with hie squadron, com thet 1 th r “ peeatgy Fenwns rendioeey mabe of great nea per | o thet iver was, an at’«| Journal there was much iment | 8 growing a , f 3 | v fleaehip sumer Se Journal there wae rriment | in tions, not t sitered by mismanagement or disse | THe peopte dictne Hat) Cruisers m and Me } “I'm afraid you're « drow fat : | y reckless living jare bragging b was 10 de | 8" pedo boats Paul J jtorer, Mr. Flannigan,” wea sbe, shtili} Within the next ay pos ad Th are o ma heirs, | grees warmer Uhere than in Chicago | * : mes it ie the inton- | sme urious way Is your | N m and Northern Pact | an lo6LEN ithe of A 1 2} tt » make the event of interna | road + tot 6 winced im the hands oa for |* her day. Oh. very well, Hw home any © near Hiaracy cas-| Toads expect to have cars in’ this but are ke act and placed an f sectbur' ahe ile. they | tonal character, eve being ar | tle I territ to meet sow { — ag of more than legrees [ranged for compe mn belween Not a bit av it,” eee ft: “but ‘tis | lun otnpanies I LS if e he none of t evponsibi! { wealth, but sim: be tieh tars here and United Sta t far from Shance castle on Lough | tt i is dee ton nz 1026 Pest. 6] i] > aalsore. * knows ¢ ” ut | the east, accord tot ply receive an inco | if ye knows the t. But} “ € ‘$ Under the Marshall Field w — on have approxi | |imay I sup sorra if in all ould Otre-| - | SUITS To ORDER 45 °° | that of Harvard, Yale, Columbia and mately th Chicago ' an abiding rich class ¢ The endowed may idle their lives away or rein themacive ined there's a pair av bewitehin’|/ FOR SALE--Cigar Stand. Inquire} maucheous eyes the ayqual ay thim| T. H. &, Detroit Hotel ooo jthat's now forninst me! Phat doje - AMUSEMENTS. m do here STRICT LAW si S50" SI i vo pe in ch the natural law fs being nullified and the fortune and the income from it are secure to generation ‘Oech, th tis supposin’ 1 am] t Theater TRACT e rere her ty ah sown tt it ! TEOTH gener Pe ae mtalstera of the goapet|Zc'e Mor arenls areaun eal gern | \ ET, FILLINGS, ie the contro! of trust comp . enforcement of city You've very nearly guemed cor-| turday—TONIGHT | Already an enormous part of the productive wealth te he’ } er : Suler at pe ot os foot te ly.” sen she j Dress Parade | rit warhead : oll | smal ragga ow h ons oaal end . {theaters on Sunday, total abolition | ,., ; “aang waster . pote | SEN HENDRICKS | ‘ontrol of the prod ealt . ped maching evil and CURT) charrums on a mimber ay your own | sh Gane Compeny | industrial and po litical tate ot | co eghtins " scape later If N beter ies pa tip of steel I. OR pret © wod be th igant gintle-| 0 | € wholesome er power the world has ever known fren Bags idler geneaptablatee iy ns Iowa ba greed to be a} y | 7 Ma iw te . se — 4 Mo ow 4 mendations | companion oi # kind you speak} anal! t ; block 1s aoe Two remedies seem to be foast One ts a ra saeaeinm tp Uiehetion pocorn! US fe emia t A || MacDougall & Southwell fwheritance tax which she the p is fare P aor eo Ach acushla, ‘tis terrible dis © earthly reason for delay / ¥ ‘Ham totam 1 huge fortunes. The s # the repeal of laws bon Fs re * Sunday closing threseed | am to hear av it! But(il ine gregaria ee omen ‘ork; | law promotion of trusts of o han a few years’ durat | j ma. ye put no shtamps te new Spring Sult, or whate the responsibi of wealth upon those who inherit |. The tnstatiation of a block aystem. arayn that case av} be needed to ¢ t The American people have no desi destroy incentives to tt cat} by which tra sted * t afther thinkin’ | eithee O08 and h creation of wealth or to deprive the family of a rich man of a gen never|through the sae | rn ‘ 1s sictang @rous share of his fortune. one v4 } Ghe naid mothin’ to th oxcer PLAN SOLVES ’ Bot something must be done to vent the establishment of an he was wrong. | Baginesr W Durham buret iaio the hearty lsughin HEFICULTY e — owed class of idler. WHY PRINGESS ENA ASKED KING Rainier Acres "Gt ms wars Motors Jealous Rat EDWARD’S CONSENT TO MARRY: : dy tire mack Wee On | apse 3 LITTLE EACH WEEK OR anh kere . me. MONTH will pay ton district |im the city to install the ayste number slightly ase planos of stam dard paket that wil ® « Pw ¢ that o Wd Ver Plain Baths 12 1-2¢ anything Jealon Vormente clent law, orig Biem- | sorienet . na wed He had have aelected sold at a Oe bers of the royal family. It ts thelor Lake Wash: . A f wh he th tailed that ne locality law under" Wc every Srttsh sake | “cater eae ne auth at in m tom years be tentleed Son produce es five a grade of maple —— Heady’ s Barber Shop — ject entera into lawful wed : " 4 . x te et ue pw it when they price, Call & lock : Y rgge ne ae y became sensible and begat and taste Mapleine Cor. First and Washingtc om The duke of Oumbertans, who| \ntuse Pianeta wna [save 8 tn. "Boon he had a so*inocune | Eastern Outfitting § C — on was a snob and who was afterwards ling and « , . . t. Hes nulne maple fla for catalogue acy ye erg — | wit oe coe senna on acmmmerer cng COMBORY, BNC. rN Mp, pee tm cchdan af the ilaad toa | : p. . he & k of Bea the finest map! 1332-34 Second Avenue % ete, on aks ae thle property. The tow pricee| tnay = oan oe Near Union RS BROKERS 24 | Kohler & Chase wrens bn vam fe maerai ‘ r ie | : mood grocers |i Seattio’s Reliable Credit House . 15302d Av Seattle, x REALESTATE #f y, EXCHANGE. Zz, hen f were little better than and, as usual, the women # 1 and a furious monarch had trafted what is known a marriage act, which provides that no descendant of King George II shall be capable of contracting 4 some marriages NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS + copy of The Star a | by 6 o'clock any em Our Motto; “An Honest Value at an Honest Pri makes you safe. We sell pianos. We Gbion Lodi’ NHC NGO’ ie GARDEN HOSE | >. CS Ss wo = S % THE RUBBER STORE SE GRR OR A Bomebodty wants to know why ft 9 jean A hout the consent of rent pianos 714 First Ave. 4 ae t endent 1138) fe necessary for (neues Mas of | mana a0 Phones 416. Werepair T o'clock, and we wilt » en: British horse sense has reached Bi » WI RVE Gt { at once Battenberg, to ask perm n of|such a stage of progress that the igger, Brighter, Better Than Ever. planos. v g ; 1 a copy at oneaw King Edward, (1 r to marry| consent js more a matter of form Come and See—Seeing I i “THE QUALITY STORES.” ER 9 608 adhe : , 7 of fo § s Believing. bone us every time you mis King Alphonso. Seems to be none | than a ng lve, but the law nd ne ALB Le HANSEN UNION BAKERY In th way’ we can be cert Allen & Gilbert Ramaker € srwan ay wargues AND GAFE 1413 Second Ave. f Bdward’s business. stands as it was drafted by King! The British marriage act, an an-! George IT THE SCHOOL OF QUALITY. r subser bere vico—and it is the o THE STAR PUSLI ayHING 0. 1406 ond Ave., Seattle 706 tst Avenue