The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 18, 1906, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR Judgment, “ia the way sho “P got a dinner if company comes. | brary f pute it fram a reference book In Lenox 1 amas out fp Seattle uTTLe STAR—WEDNESDAY. EDMARSH, FORG "BY STAR PUBLISHING 00, 1907 end 1900 Seventh Ave. | I hunt flats, 1 take oharae of o ni give edviee, S80 many - house or a family in cases of mudden| people want advice 1 se@®much of EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY, iineas and make funeral arrange | sorrows, | have saved many « girl - ments when necessary 1 take care | from catastrophe or from needless Telephones—Editorial: Independent 875) Sunset, Main 1060. Jot convalescent patienta, too well |« xpense by investigating positions | } 1013-1015 r ' ve offered to out-of P ’ ‘ Business: Independent 1138) Bunset, Bain 1050, ft @ hospital and too fi! to work. | thet he . | Benjamin Bottles rolled hie red] Redmarsh's manner an » And I hunt up all kinds of informa. | town women one knows better! oo pound about on the wealthy| ‘After all,” he sald, “you were an FIRST AVENUE WASH INT — ~ ~ tion for people living out of town. | than | what 1 costs to live in New) ywd, and he snarled, agowing bis|old prison chum Come here wo ea iN PALLAND STAR AGUNCY-i Halland Ave. Sunset, Ballard 98 N ; Re | York und wast it menee crowd, « ua v “apd prenrens iad ot long ago 1 copied a whole page| Yor woth like a wolf he was ¢ window, Do you see that ma pais aan INSP 26 a at gont v, abs — 1. meee or twenty-five conte per month. | Me had only come out of a cond@in the tweed eutt? Mee owed 0, a te aBimenwncay ns Mn crnats feon viet prison @ couple of days k: | you he “PO MATE SURSCTUIBIRA The date when your aubaceiption expires I Jrome out on parele, with a good bit A 'te , gasped Bott lee ‘h . fem the addr nb f each paper, When that ¢ arrives if your « rip 4a lone sentence anoompleted I'm done for 1 Ry AERO a AE oe es Mi & long sentence uncompleted: | i'm done FOr” e Seattle Travelin A change of “a eee label ty a recetpt * ° - was to filla ters berth! tf Here eu a note Star s D I which a charitable employer had) He took the $100 from a tin box a : Oar | offered Now,” he stinued tr ‘ : ‘ se | He stepped the ro it he other r i t . s vas 1 Bring it 4 All Join in the Attack By “JOSH Bm ee ry een by he gh casdeeheales a various Improvement ube of the city could not do a better loud shout from the driver, and a| get away Co ‘ hy te a a ‘ af hing thar mite their efforts in termined attack upon the girl in the eamed, Bon jail The transformation was quick fib cans. a ver and % «gerade e adieu 1 1 " hich make mot of uttered « yell of fright and scram-|effected, and Hedmarsh showed ne f Linen “a Ta ; th emahtly Seeenne, nee ae re os nNY bled back to the pavement, » his visitor ¢ Then it was that rafpenned « 2; pee the reaidence tx of the olty hi (e} THE STANDARD PRIMER, P looking up in rage to the two « rah leughed mare nance sank wet fe js Me F Into the alleys, or the back yards with them!" should be (he upants of the car, he got @ sur minutes late Benj, Bottles pees ' © Me Dattle Ory against all exoept the trolley poles ROCKETELLER aM prive that Was as good ae moat and] was arrested attempting to pawn @ iia Genk bes ab enenes bes Bs Celene le . . , rota who wouldn't ne to him $20 counterfeit. “Done!” he groan 4 There ian’t « b owner on any of these streets who H1Z Wi te Py. win lea Rewe s . a I For he know the driver od og ee , peepee cree ee B N. in spite of the coatly skin 1 The man in the tweed mult pt ne . , . . - 100; mpmetat & sh no alley existe and the poles have to Le jo. coat, and the difference in the looked closely at the prisone ep, weed : — = Vieonment Then ho said something that yo - ric he ssadiea om Tartar T cular price ‘Me wi va, lot reapectable looking tron poles be subs P sp Capt, Kidd, by all that's tach tdn't sound nice 4 hustled as Dr. Burs Digestive Te had “ ; tuted for the awkward loge now standing on end in the streets, even Leeann, See he gasped, and at once to| fast au he could to the house where|H Gritger. regular prise 1De, special pric priee a Mf the city has to pay for the fron poles as a penalty anol lina of Wa-ter ope iene oan eimnselt “¢ by t 4 *. constign: fs @taplatty in not providing for them im the first place Se iad sank tha Asleae a8 tba. nt ee ik: lini C0 oe rene wedi ie L “ There is no need for a double row of trolley poles, A single row How won-der- ful 3 fa-t ‘T Jurtous car seven youre ago; te had|away nearly ton mmutes ago in| I Watmatey's Claanine Pane . int price 2 P on each street is sufficient, It made of tron, with arme hing out con him enter the great coovict| their motor car,” sai@ the girl who “; % primar an a * ith him a nawered the bel P over the street and holding up the y wire It forms three- fourths of this prison, 1 hed ed with f f ‘n enewere the Dell. noves wast Zi i “ ; Pe ee » Se Ge 6 HR Cee ot)" ’ years, when the latter was dis-|found an elaborately fitted up , 1 price, 2 ey are now used tn many eastern cities where the people have Earth's Sur-face Is that not lucky ? charged hamber—printing presses, engray ee en tae ts cae = ' i, f é) a ‘ s . aT Brown wise from bitter oxpe with electric companies and will ie h’ i ote deb iaueenh teathie obama anh acumac atte aan eae a mo longer permit the defacing of thet ehfares with the tall ¥es, in-d eure ie ae aa u + a “ be — A's toroer ~ nol seed hte <r amagehe ce iw delight eveten sien for all the Bonds and Stocks that cgn J [2515 saty Sweaay ‘man "uld| ine amore’ service for thee years |] foreleg, Sa, me ae sharing Nor are these iron poles so exp as to make th at afford to live. He was never caught, It ts bettev Men's sizes § ae vl © brace excessive burden tn trolley Tne construction be float-ed. And they could not be The man out on a ticket-of-leave|ed that he got away to some Perdames See Gakt nn < hey can be had for a reasonable price, and one of them takes ould have hugged himself for joy.|corner of the world wher Latest Government Map aioe toa ‘ onan Ganensboendianliohergaren . Noat-ed with-out Wa-ter™» Oh, I'm in for 8 good thing, 1 am!”'| timed to live with his loving and de-|B saguatses te gs'b0 or mene ‘ Aaa oad ae” he muttered, I'll ask for five thou-| voted wife | : map But no matter what the objections are (hat may be raised by the Would we wa-ter our * 3 wand, ond note poany tea oP <TR aph snon - — ‘ ; s Beatilo Ke. ompany or other butlde ar Vines, the fact re ; o : 4 A Bus Place x TG. r my gman Md a ° bay weir & mains that good appearance of the re noe districts of the city with a Glass? The Redmarshes dined rather y | Saal alia toe ‘hema nd outfitg S Ne ‘ nd alone. Fd. White's new tatlor shop, 208 @hould not be utterly destroyed. earlier the and alor | The Quaker makes free deliveries to all parte of ¢ nN ’ . Ml < - Oh,” excl | Mra. Redmareh % Collins bellding, is a busy place} ; v mt the elty, a The people have sore rights ns well as the cnatate compacien Cer-tain ly not. Come, Grand s pee, gicinimed Mra. 3 edmar {Coline building. 18 0 buay piece tt sour phone Main 1240, In te ‘ A monstrous condition has developed on most of the residence nett J See Sore ee eee oe ee eens cage Waele Minera os Nad secs OR streets due to the unrestricted erection of all sorts of electric p fath-er, call the Fire De-part an extraordinary Aiscovery when [own cutting and fitting of clothes | - @uring the last few years how do it. , were motoring thisafternoon, In| Mis suite fit | Th U KER DRU That the telephone and telegraph poles can, almost wit ox and show us you the basement he found come kind e@ A £ ind d queatio: ‘ of « secret vault-—why upert, | ception, find places im alley’ and back yards, is beyond question Wan tait fe the matiet, gon bee 1013-10155 First Avense p- It simply remains to #tart.a general movement to change them R j pale? / F- from front to rear oR Redmarsh rose, went to the fire g es ‘the The improvement clubs are the organizations best od to take thrust his ands into hie srommeras + , Gila matier up and push tt. Ways and means can speedily be found a ass ee Se Wee: ey Saeee an or | B women and girls who. ott by the! The apeling ruls 1 fol “An | men d for day night dances have com ft accomplish the purpose in view 1 have received news of the moat If anybody thinks that the removal of all these wooden masts ns vital impertance from my agent to | to ress from the streets would not make a material improvement In the What's the matter with putting (and once seen, the desife td’ witthes ae We must leave t fg ny | * appearance of the city and doe great deal to hemutity ft, let Bim | ssn "bowie to work on the Paua-|the performance will appeal wo]! am sorry tc give you so short no Well phone or te'egraph poles tn the streets, and he will be speedily coo ; |sctuiely impossible te some Se) cates Whtess. Yet the flushed with | THE OPPOSITE 18 TRUER wa Poraker’s friends are said to be) temptation to get seats—-New Phil YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO BE we booming him for the preatdency.|adelphia, Ohio Democrat amnayescs, Redmarsh crossed over > ~ a : SE ¢ lone ys Mame to nemed Pour kinsed her tende She henitated — Y Dre . . 18 1 . = a =o 0 or but aut left the roo HE WELL-DRESSED MAN Elkins Must Stand on His Record What's the other's name? no longer, but quietly left the room. Hil Se, COMMANDS ATTEN HURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 19 + 2 peony sterm-cloud charged with passion A NO MPORTA ce ome u condition eur : : ia) Senator Etkink, tn the senate, hax vehemently denied that be eS Pena Be pe Heary | longed tute ‘hie 2 met os eae TOR IN MANY A MAN'S SUC , wears a railroad collar. He has announced that he favors arate re@- |)" lay gays i'm aabamed to pasrd in & moment CESS : - ° e anttt | - oak He touched a bell and dermanded Our Easy Payment Plan tiation bill, but “fears” that the pending legisiation t# wneonustitu- | come home, my dear,” replied Hen & tiene tate, Fair he endesined St makes the buying ¢ good A 4 pe tab “ nined. He a he buying © jc tional ry, “but U tell the truth I didn't rvs tgs «san. -vnr tne einen Gale-anen aie Gee e » bis om, changed may he Funny how various members of the American house of lords | want C come home ky, but 9 a filled «4 the choice of anything tn our Worry about the constitution, To hear them rant one would think | 1 tore ghould be any more pocketbook with banknotes to the ogee an pay for sam = that they oe with coptes of that blessed ~ument under their pi stories about Andy Carnegie and value of many thousands of pounds t » at _~ tf A 4. are crow lows; that next to the Bible it was the one great piece of Hterature | Dowle there'll be a whole lot of wo- | = and thrust it into his pocket ed for ready cash M 1 duced. | men th this country who won't no- | - - | have an hour to epare,” he sald that the worl had produced sc amen Gite ta ten Sen He switehed off Nebta, went Spring Suits and It is the bid Foraker trick, thts taking of a high moral groumd [vi cory to the window, and drew aside a that needed legistation will confict with the constitution urtain, ‘There were a few people | Topcoats The trust senators do not worry where thetr private interests are A WORD FROM JOSH WISE basalt by the house, and on the opposite side I n & tweed at stake. They, as business me rs. manufacturers, holiers of ult who Temsteed standing. look $15 to $30 stocks and bonds, have not hesitated to ride over and through the | The Sheriff Made a Levee on the/ing up to the windows which were} constitution. They have wiped thet: on it and would swap Old sporty now darkened Style, Fit and Quality of Glory itself for dividends ot Pi a amd wae a kere ey the door every garment guaranteed. aia et ee aaeneen reomithy's #0 pe in!’ cried Redmursh eas | a There is no money for the corporation interests Im the railroad When an old man |e fine name for himesif ‘tn the lity his hand stole to his pocket East Out fitti rate bill. It does not provide for extra bond issues or watered stock. tells you how pretty commery world. He ts one ofjand gripped something bard and | ern It will not buy trips to Murope or stock wine cellarn some girl is, divide it the cleanest young men fA the} cold there | | Tt is an idea based on JUSTICE for the big and small, for the | by two, a town, z A man ts @ownstaire, cir, who} Company, inc. oa, he staps at a manicure's|says he must eee you.” anid the strong and the weak wery morning on his way to bis | foot “4 | 1332-34 Second Avenue ° o od footman, "Eh * me xt a C It is an attempt to return to a method of doing business where | office. = ae Pad or Lowe t * : : all had a chance. It is a blow at commoerctal strangling and favorit- Unele Joo Cannon te sald to be An old pal wants to see Capt Near Union. fam, the kind of favoritten that bas b up enormous special te in fever of ae the wages Of | Kidd Ben Nottles late of stone | Beattio’s Reliable Credit t net ty 1d ts rs en mu aie lcongresemen because the cost Ml gang comvict prise House ests and bas put net only small rt ntire comnier A Chicago theater h living ts higher te other west the — ok hag. Out of business. room for babies. Hardly » as the comt of living is higher, Uncte } ; to add that it inn't marsh And Senator Elkins, who would now wear the Hvery of the people, o © -— 1 ie ® Joe would make ft still higher Ben}. Bottles entered. bat who in a corporation umm and the warocinte and friend. of cor- | eater for the rest of us What do you want,” «aid the poration men who have thrived on the very thing that rate legisla it kannot apel the old wa now | Seattle Coun a No Pry rented other calmly at Bi ag ee OPER ALLE, SCTE to come and bear = tion ix planned to prevent, hesitates because he “FEARS THE SA- | Bokaws sins A. Kurnagi sed Commercial Travelers. has publieh weet 40 you say to banding ews ys VICTOR Tolkt: a. Bn Abaco yy CRED CONSTITUTION WILL BE VIOLATED. | It was no gud I'v kut ft owt ite annua! souvenir whieh t ie 7 A = & goed chenk of dough. the VICTU ful votces perfecty—Ogm {t does not need a constitutional jawyer to tell where Senator And speld all wurds by sown In-|iended for distribution at the grand | 10! wate Tn gen here 0 ni Wanted! today bes ot abing? c : La wife, who ikins stands. His reformation ts not over skin deap. | The wurds that bot a munth ago |Tano on Feeney on oregon ae4 | ten Whinking. wouldn't lke to hear CARUSA CAMPANARI TAMAGNO “By their works yé thall know them.” I nu so wel, toda lek straynj liso . that her hubby ts Capt. Kidd, alias| Tove ey > ‘. j is & great credit to tbe UC. T., and 7 a ve can mate money sell GARBIN DE LUCIA SEMBRICH Kikins is listed. [It's difikult- for me tu reed jatove all te a fine advertisement Repert Redmarsh, esq, @t-con ing Seattle papers. Come to wun. | Sins I adopted Andi’s chaynj Jat Seatrie's prompertt i! Fee The Star office and have your JOURNET CROSBLEV scoTTi a fe a tha marsh was or: rn 6 F F 1EN IN N 99 | | cannot ape! the old way now A full line Of BOions and general |overing him with a revolver iy neHatien ste pate, PLANCON MELBA POWELL KUBELIK ad ss i never was so gné, I ee dry goods constantly on bang atghe| “You wretched hound. We were AN ATISTI | But 1 ean’t spel the old wa now High School Stationery and n|{8 prison together, and you would podboringg cso ct ee oo or I've forgoten al I nu Store, 726 B. Pike, corner @arvard|be far better off if you were ther CALVE BLASS JUCH Abowt that complikated styl ave. and Pike eee}now. for Im to kill yo Is moar kan I spel wurda by rul elt ney, the photographer jonly wanted a little stake i Many of these famous singers, including Carusa, Eames, Mela, ius I began tu spel by err | tumbia st.. is forced to sm | _—— | Sembrich and Tamagno, sing ONLY for the Victor, )} at half price for short t Th | @pectal Correspondence to the Star much I feer my apeling now | i 4 Cotton Hose, os sw Y - ror Wud giv reformers gud xe pling and nosale NEW YORK, Ap New York! ® x v D: | hell bedrooms are full of ambitious To heep upon mo in ther ray} j ance at eschi THE RUBBER STORE | | A torent of ther vy! a! | t 714 First Ave, { $rod of ambition, are struggling to} I no ful wel they wud ¢ Value i themsely t vt ap aon on po Rekawz ther ar eo meny wurds Honest y wanted likely! That I don't no how tu pronowns. most of them v9 i — onteratiy, | soueruina TO REMEMBER. st-floor-tros i aos as greens nds | Bear in mind that the minstrel ‘last of a congenial circle of friends [hours af 1 and S on Swenseny efter | and panne J eens in some poon. The parade promises to t QUALITY 8TORE” port ” a8 me grand glittering pageant « New York it is different. There! ¥ Gar taaty hve-ta the tnd botanens ly contumed and unitormed men. |f Alen & Gilbert Ramaker Co Sandiady sees to that. If they are} - } taken ill they are packed off to a} hheepital and the room ts rented as/ oon 48 posible. ' These conditions, and many| Others, have ted to the extabliehment | of « new pr wien for women. The founder is Mrs. A. 3. Dowling. Her| re iain pretty lttio apartment at 263 miliar with all sides of life, ae 206th st. looks tike anything but a| mands of custom, the usages and re-/ MRS, A. J. DOWLING place of business. | sources of New York, and above all A few years ago, thrown upon her | = a OWN resour her own experiences | A N B d muggeated (b+ af work abe took | ew rea up. Bhe 1 alled @ “Pro-| Table Queen in a new bread « fessional | n Need,” but her|ing much popularity. It is firm Come an card read jeos in Case of | w and every loaf is FUL Bmergency | weight. Blue label on every toi “My Vusiness requires a person fa- | THE SCHOOL OF QUALITY. Phones 4x6. Bigger, Brighter, Better Than Bwver. id See-—Seeing 1s Believing. season in the b | pavition at Leechi Park Wagon {orchestra furnishes mus Don't forget Thursday night oe prices ete Kohier & Chase 19052d Av., Seantito Wash. Arcade Bu 9 Piano Snaps | | We have a number of slightly used pianos of stan Gard makes that will he wold wt a big reduction in price. Call at once or write for catalogues, | SHERMAN, CLAY & C0. VICTOR DEALERS RETAIL AND WHOLESALE. VICTORS ON EASY INSTALLMENTS. 711 SECOND AVENUE EATTLE CutRates _ ALL DISEASES» Come at once and have free wi EXTRACT TRETH FRE ©; SILVER FILLINGS, She ‘ UP; GOLD FILLINGS, The UP; j SET OF TENTH, $4.00. @FLEN DID SET. te.00. « LD CROWN: sae $ WHIT! CROWNS, $240 TO $5.09. All work guarantees’ ‘for ten FOR $5. 00 A MONTH years. Pr r x AMINATION wi. McHARRIE, M. D. Tndiopenetty Spm. Evenings Tenders