The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 10, 1906, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR committee was dolng nothing to 9 - hurey the matter along Y BY STAR PUBLISHING CO. ° 1307 and 1209 Seventh Ave, fo wouldn't attempt to explain S RAH WIGLE S he i, why the x-governor was EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY oo ailalory ie cckneston arith © ' Independent 57S; Sunset, Main 1050, Se Oe ee eens ie PINK ( -ERANIUM Independent 1138; Sunset, Main 1060, Submit the Plans ae ty Mr. Harper sald that Judge Burke ~~ 1013-1015 SEATTLE. " um Ne eu aliard 38 1 to submit the e —_— = oy WASHINGT » volley jo cog FIRST AVENUE ON a per week y-five conte per month ompeter that Wi« lived at Jasimipe | came; ah 114 Ko to bed now, that va Ah wt . * steel on which had no jasimine am ow mfort, Alas, t ' PRIN 1240 he date when your subscription expires te |} building , ould be veri-| growing over ie If had no back and in stalked When that date arrives, COMMERCIAL CLUB WANTS TO/p.4 . ame ls taken fron és poina|. Mr. Harpers statement puta'tt up| &" Jen whatever, only a tiny pleee ae oe . A receipt NOW WHAT HE 18 Fee eeecaraw Perhaps the gor, {of round in front with « wooden| sa pink wnt at the Postoffies at Beatle, Washington, as seoond-clase matter RELATIVE TO THE STEEL! ernor can explain paling; and there was not much |! growing there, but a remarkably - P : PLANT—HAS = FAILED TO hen yo fal ” fine geranium, bear mequiti> 1s “The Speed Fools” Law EXPERT TO WORK gerent “mae ode PRCIAL PRICE Ki CALL MEETING OF COMMIT ent trusses of a pale pink tint I bithiek anvttilien: « hw ety Sod vo , ; . ’ r 4 - a Brow, tha in & pot on the window r thinking t* past, and 5 Quaker price " ‘Ke ‘0 de Tee, $0 ' oo pas kong Yeatereay. staal tcasiaaatios. abibipin aie. Oohee> UNDER THOMPSON |°': tor doubting ytd Cf oy F town @ ne in Seattle, due to the recklessness of “scorchers.” : Her friend, Mra, Elina Hubbard.) Haran Wig ses Port Wine and iron, best tonic for y people ‘ ’ i i r he othe: as al If an expert etreet railway ena he e R . ‘th P 1 a nN an was injured in one case and a boy in the other wr ty att with former! peer ia brought to Beattie to advine| *8* 4 & ‘ er, and knew a/% « firm hand 11 t vii toe MO a 1 iu The Star's editions of Motiday Gove 1 HM. Meira lwith the elty eo tl in the jf e rr) os @ | ba The ‘ h by 1 ‘ Or lem No arrests resulted. None of the witnesses knew the occupants Phat ta wh . tion of a plan for muniet, and t uw most : ' ' ’ to let b Colonial Ole and Fa Clea € eote, phe © autos, and the numbers on their vehicles didn't | matters 1 clu . ership to be submitted to a vote of alled 4 , a t Bat-|¢, sony . 4 yural bonding ote ing arans Gada ter Reatihe Mr. MoGraw t . the people, he will be made an a | \.4, . “ eg ‘ tb 20 list of owners of these machines w kept tn t - ittes the | atetent te Cty Suaineer Fhameesn i , Hubt 1 An unfair statute, passed at the instigation of certain automo atthe Commercta ub and the!/ ana will work ander that official. entering J me ue t ' t her old f ' Ditiste at the last session of the legislature, provided that t Coms " Y This, at least, is the intention of} t her friend's 5 Itl the \ fronnngetenD - z required by law should be kept at Olympia, w d ' « t - fr) Counctiman Crichte chairman of in full bloom : s or ian ‘Be = 7 es ose rtheaigpe Sage mes ' a Bite ant cll, who firat sugmested the employ-| 5, : g to as few persona could recognize the occupants of machines and thore rc Hn i ¢ atl Soes of an cunt 1; “what a w arah Wigley tt ry i would be difficulty in securing Mentification through machine wum- | cor told the municipal ownership ad-|,, Wistey w as tating out of/t ear, " "6 at our : t ne tt " t | ‘ " ut led ¢ r “ f* y " Y t re Ke ly at Olympia. ‘ | strenuously oppose the tm-| ie. hindow. rei wi nee + et le . :a ' lportation of an expert and will] mer § 1; her eyes me tramp or th sated any fay. { The Star proposes to spol! this pretty Hitle dev or y oid Gree that, if engineering | @°te? to & narrow lit 4 ab { witt por Pir a Pert . P #1 4y p orechers” who imperil the lives of pedestrians, It has Committee Does Nothing. i aed tat maak ee a ¥ Cot her hardest t — tthen ae “< A ¥ Sonu Dd y : Valley, Chy. tb Olympia for a camplete list of all the aute eo own 8 s | a , ea 1 { this city be made assistant ~ Bie ‘ but Mie. Hubbard wa ‘ ihe per ox: i and Pierce counties, and will eady in future > wav long " ting of mitt ty engineer and given that par-] proc, painiae 4” ye Jelib eatin ! f t - distance inquiries of state als Ww an auto her makes | and that so far as he knew the|tteular work | At this moment sh Wigley I , ° t oo —— = . . une 1 th lew and stéed . "t fon"t supe : r The decent men who own a n nierested : . " e r t nh? vw as anybody in securing legal hment eh pal of 4 » a y ae des a te who are doing their best to . act t e, not | | “Ie that 1, Ettea blomaorr : tts only t y try ir (, Barah, tt's my dou-| Mer t sarah Wigley b ble £ accié xp es will undo as | roe right away t ‘ 1 i th t ed of hex “ ¥ ' es at my f be larger than last season | By JOSH ' 1} ¢ ‘ > nn ag bg st be ' 1 : ass lookou arked her « ‘ tor | 1 Marah, faintly art of ' 4013-1015 First Avenue 4 1 t help ad ne Perkina [ett sded, aplendidweturch- | going pregen a la had Ss i. . a yn, fine! ' . x corn, ‘I it y na enen © weather re 1 od kind t as i of ‘ ell 4 a| wae o child her f t ' y Aver ment Burtington,! t nere: nt an { ~ ‘ . . * f ! , som f a j blind wet enjoyment! } Hubbard h THAT SOMETHING SaTigey, fe Two of the governmer fic branches are ex ng ox a far , ry 3 [ng ‘ine eat atid 1 p ING on Se aR A WORD FROM JOSH WISE } but « ger er h lwieh 1 ° Tm going round t srah’s 6 ry \ e A wow may know how to drew 7 t A AB Pele. ut once wid wh and while Ir ke and fe bu tory phere died away when Secretary For ¢ supper or anyVold| ioning « neat garn nero pq |seranitum to her as well, The pind y » Wilson begins ¢ about the agrtc wl departmen | (hte 5 | Mire. Hedeara rose ey ye . {il look uncommon nice be ° But where on this earth fe a man] ing, Sarah,” aid ab | * , tween them tw Getiquent of the . » wha knows how { Mrs w mae, ds j Just an did bet The weather bureau has been prom al pre ns a To dreas for the uncertain weather | 1 | . 7 * are equal t one - ard drew the door ae Mer face| mean te month ahead | ovtr f spring? J was crime hur beart beat. feet. | She eneenent ake fame Root more " aIVE BUTTERNUT A ting to S y W nm, the 4 a good time coming for a — 1 Tt ten't as the : » rea Sie - nH ald act ped deadin «| y, al window. | department about to recite “The Face on the “4 y the geranium she saw be se ) It ig to be hoped that > than his phy vee ig ge or, nee. the heart i” thie Lee Be proiecd!” ealé ate the wad that goes on “ The grasshoppers will find so h to oat,” says Secretary to deat " Bhe seemed rather e] hugging it eloes I the Lord be{the training tables. They allow . 4 feath if het . Sut nated | t I i, bh t ee Wilson, “that they will not t and the hot winds will find wa at ten, mit pride | praised that in’t fall so iow as ered tread, however, becau YR BMTOR WAXETH _— jby « dull wense of « ¢ it c so much fresh and green t gainst that they will be checked j be) ae od f whe a to have suspicions of my old friend, | {t contains a lot of nourishment and ‘ ed. © © © Bn 1910 th suction pen cere wit be cetee | A New Haven man has had to » ip the geranium and, hiding! ‘Lise ie made in the most sanitary man and ] ‘ produ p r ! i> tie Dadbwaiiae’” adent. Sen 4 under her shawl, sped home with| And Eliza Hubbard, meanwhile, | ner oo touch the as great a was In 1900 jie son sloped. That's or tuna le '- 7 — - " ke the “shallow. This is a happy epect—particularly for the grasshoppers. To of course, but think of the son, Pe agi Wighey's next-door neteh-| ME) { eet oway from them it fs official assurance that the agricultural department will Bot [in "snooting, but wpe guns iar ond he saree t keep richs ne interfere in a direction in which its activities might produce dectaive | amina eggs Poms AB Sarat * gases a t ea ine 4 he y TheMactors that have cor ited to the growth of agriculture in | °* * ty —_ tt Pe yl Wood this country are numerous other ss endéen energy: eee Quick and cheap transportation ts the first In our Judgement howe Why, bless my soul! atever The mat ural schools and colleges are another, very low princtpte a and have you done wit ur gers The sta al depar s and experiment stations | ** Would advise t . —— ly t A. BL Chase bas at . good, that wach practite should be It wae here aafe and sound tant * necessary in come ation 1 away with, and he may com night,” sald she Hiiza Hubbard ations Publications devoted to the farm have |to the sam neluaion before thie an admiring it . ‘Ie : “DIC a mie cunctanion,Setore, ) el REDELSHEIMER’S, FIRST questioned that the agricultural department bas s Miercaag poe eveeens: | Cae ‘ helped But tary Wilsons claim that the doubling of the agrt “ P P cides Gunee teturetes than a A! D COLUMBIA cultural product in 10 years is due to his departm alls to mind | tucky 2, way Bt Deary, deary me ried Sarat ‘ the fly that, riding on the elepbant’s ear, od out to the people fticers font te how w tater D4 you ever? ‘ eal tor wea ther N a “— See how big we are! I can't @o to worship this morr r od price. The paonstt ent eau mane cor Oh, Yes! He Stays sl acting: hate, cape and f is for s ‘ ermal , Maud break of day, | - jo ver he ave 71! Second Ave, Seattle it is the same old story Skipped to the raiiread, far away. | GoRsIP. t an Shen “ “~ 1 econ ve. The new mayor, following the example of his predecessors in | And there she tolled till late at (Ape enpendssen) E A Bona Fide Sale 911 Pacific Ave, Tacoma office, has “investigated” City Engineer Thomson, and finds that he night Now that Uncie Joe Cannon has a! ao Wan ee when 8 fects right man im the right place. ave yen fae ey pun suit of clothes and a “ urther, the mayor tly states his opinion tha One, © Sma iveeec ec: Always Something New your Sunday ‘Gimme * ‘ snedibatins3 t syetem, if T ural free detivery boye ar Take the Road of a Thousand ° ° wants Thomson to build the new municipal stree the people vote in favor of one Picking nps ‘ | Planning a dance $B Wonders for California. : AND CAFE pancam ms - nuse brent r enone a wad ry bo | agente ‘ie on eat age thee ank teeee. one ll gs wae Avenue, Cor, | Strongest Overcoat House in 1413 Second Ave. men who have been deluded by the outcries procee ci ’ " . 8 jumbia om a bunch of grafters who have found the city engin: a thorn Ha, ha.” anid Maud, “Td like to ave | YO* hes f thing new, Ite Tae are in Strost the State in the flesh, when trying to work their games on the city t al t f Tickets, reservations These honest citizens should take a tumble to themselves, It ts | ig rated ve. Me : oat & fay a at Union tin t they Mined up with the majority of honest men : ‘ page . + : EE + ith Genel yes es | 4 = | * should ret te t «| tn York xt 8 y | BATHTUB CAUSES SOCIAL UPHEAVAL a night expres h- Beer? . e PS BROKERS ST Ror ast. | tre h has a d : attach ESTAN ung | 08 | mawetar wm fl | REALESTATE ¢ f “ it hold « canrent | « r rr ' J nod * eee Pas z EXCHANGE. to distia.| atop over | EJ | Vos mae thine | WHAT THE | | AY ” sh t yori. . ~Hl ; « 1 ae t ey wed th on BF ay ) 5 ee, [stb waning 9 NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY fF. 4A Bu z be church member, as} et night on a bed STANDS FOR a Poin : = 4 Piano Snaps his ; . uaiting ont Ron —The scientific, reconstructed baking industry, whereby day a 4 ' he f : the — and nutrition of Biscuit and Crackers aseeeeee : Bayon 4 fe have been marvelously enhanced. ; slightly wal * tr 0 pn: Fo ps The new method of protection by which all dust, dirt pianos of sah F t the aympathy of | and moisture are completely excluded from the package P y pe g ers Oe . pu ered the -Penmays and the freshness and goodness of its contents are care- | 24 the| “Down with capital,” she fully preserved. | t de-| wives of workin ~ This is the trade mark which appears i soa | te rageen Race ond in red and white on each end of the . package as an absolute pledge both of the quality of the baking and the (INjERY purity of the packing. For example ty Graham Crackers—to different from the ontimary graham crackers—differeat in bs different in flevor —different in packing. More ing—more nutritious. Made of the purest ia s manaer understood only by the National Biscuit Company. Cbyonlg Lode Sneeg Ngan se tiie ath emporiut r Phones 416. Bigger, Brighter, Better Than Ever. " al equal Come and See—Secing Is Believing. 4 at hous to ther With QUE SCHOOL OF QUALITY. (om Pa Kohier & Chase, Seattio, Was | 15202d = Ste 3: 11K 1: 1 Ke}! 1.10}