The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 24, 1906, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR a WV STAR PUBLISHING CO, 1907 and 1800 Geventh Ave, [ate EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY Telephones—tiditorial: Independent 676; Sunset, Main 1080, Qu. Business: Independent 1199; Sunset, Main 1080, NN AGENCY-SM Halland Ave, Sunset, Ballard 806 "Dine cont por eopy, ele Cente Per Week, oF Ce entyefive cents per month fvered by mat or oa No free ee | FO MAIL, BU The de y ow om expires te on the acct paper, Whe " nacrip thon has aid in ad . he tet A ehange of the address ipt Bintered at the Postoffier at @eattts, Washington, am second clase matter — Dual Personality ‘Tm no t or, Judge,” pleaded a prisone® to a New York mai ate a drink Ng coms to make a lo queer things T took a drink nat night, and | sow what I did after that. I think | must have a dual perso “T holt ® ball to the grahd ju remarked the magl# trate, °N a take a drink, rh er that you may be turning yourself Into a burglar he ange case of Dr, Jekyll and Mr. Hyde” is one of the Breatest allegy © written. It Is sal aM eked out Wy way Ka « The mysterio anfor Mation from man Jeu le ho myster wt all, and ft te doing ite deadly work every day in all grades of lit There hing peculiar in its tu ‘ sm into a t tor That is one » mildest result Tt tw re sible for fourtifths of all the erty ' ! “How ham [ offered for this vung girl? 1 Mr aret Kelly, aa she climbed on a in Oh fa Now York saloon, unsteadtly be ha Mario by the band. She fg my own child, 15 years fa worth Of course, the woman w N ove me mother love, the strongest passion know b Mother love! What a mockery boos at ed phrase’ There ts no other passion in which the human nature so nearly reaches the divine as that of the mother’s love of her girt It ia a light shining out of heaven to make the world habitable @ad heaven comprehensible There is every reason for us to believe that as long an the last spark of womanhood remains it feeds the glowing fame of mother Jore—that this passion is the last that disast Jegradation or disse dutton can wrench from her. But booee ean rot it out of her. And since it can do that, and does do [t—destroya the very fowadation of « mother's nature-—we may be quite sure that ft de stfoys some good quality in every one who gives It a chance Tt does not make all women who drink it offer to sell their @aughtera, nor does it make all men who drink it burglars. But suck @eadly influence as this cannot be { inte any mind and sont without killing something ed. A $6,000,000 POSTOFFICE THAT'S) . tragedy of the ( NO POSTOFFICE AT ALL THE 8) ee WALI AN Qi \\ \ai Wherever the hand of civilization has touched there @ had recovered from the bh y of the Golden Gate Man ix a {the element He ha he has con quere TLE STAR—TUESDAY. MAN IS A PIGMY n of nature that has all but wiped out a@fty bas sent a thrill of APRIL 24, © ne earth witt girdled Francisco's homeless, He aays that A ’ it « rate never t trade with @ men a as 1 couldn't git th best uy = A WORD FROM JOB WISH. . SOR Se ; YN" Sa) April apading also \ ; brings May flowers ; D yt a ‘ wh ¢ Seudmore, nl 4 a ‘ M thOW ng > a Jag © COMO ey I neve 1 1 Co ate’ . ik a 8 View most Ww per,” gai jost o eos ; , " tno | ' I ' : 14vely ioe i r . b 5 ' ther « Ihe wer with me jo ip ne - . ; sald thy Bie | You, th sid, 1 { bOnnworg” Fas | af " taxley, the * — | afraid he know Bo- Peep, Whe ine | " P 1 ire} Stas 7 ady Ford , of th Much le . fd the cop, reo: At tely | = | The bunt ¢ t 1 ab 4 | brome ed f ; AMOTe wag ffeo 4 ton « | of the © im fe . . rent valuable | Sir Stanley's to * ue - * and explatnes Teddy myn t no more hunt-| thetic administration he police hed off the ‘ Another | ive an has bed a lute f " » ‘ . “4 profitable evening * ts ’ aid Bagle and © had bee preseut. W ar pt ha ‘ m the tege wom ge Radel “gain erged. eet alah and Mr. Hagley + he outside wider more and ' he ome Fran wanted his rent ght 5 1 be better® Beat away else he " Pg : he door locas stricl a \ “A Mr. Hag'ey politely told Mr. Seud-| "1 .P'l ive Key in your poche ent ¢ Ada tinl} more that ecireumatances had been apie “no 4 wuld the com. go \ \ \\ \ recently unfortuate; that wa oa would be satee* pose. aN \ . \ going to itaniey Ford’s recep Mr. ( ered. My Ae Sa \\\) AY ‘\ tion; at © not f oe wae S Haxley to a. Boon! . SS other s le at *, but w . had (0 attend pK - i WO tion, Mr udinore w f at te of Be Ny Avail 4 . with, “I have an extra n byron asso \\, | ale would be delighted to go to the re axle od hitnaelf tage. \ y option eral charming and dames N ae PLAYING BOTM ONDS AGAINST Tncetn was Gublens, 1é thenget|* mS pan ae 20 AN ale T THE MIDDLE it @ great risk for two un ea | 8 he Jewels were mised Gap. - guests to Invite another . mn prevailed among the ge where none of them were kn f _The constable om A 7 But Bagley just smiled ve (nets ae related, head . . . & ante | cannot bene ia tt All three entered Sir Stanley ? be robbed wih ment arther. Bagley and Carson keenest bray night mningly attired. Scudmore” ‘ective force. 1 will bear ff ara was flustered at the elegant sur - ad Set the matter Patcl rounding» and e! situation ~ o. leaea dent) Up the grand statrease t went * ’ there horr A powdered footman tn knee|, What pussies me.” said Comey const nia breeches and «ilk stockings cour-| ‘2 Bae where did you ge trae OGDEN, Utah, April 24.—B. Ht] eee ed th hat wd “Bo-Peap, “Tr ‘ | | Harriman, who is io San Francisco este <<" Ob Hagley, “the rror of Vesuviug in time to learn of the awful [here saying that, after looking over | (S°°0" | f Fi, aan Ad flock of sheep. We'll see tern ou the situatton, he tx impressed with) pi to Lady Ford. end heartily | *%* his share of the fleece” scott the necessity of uninterrupted for taned > tend of & her " aan tes ae warding of food supplies to fan| 712?) the hand of Biv Stanley. THE NEW LONDON LABMS § «iu | dota He boast | to talk thro: space; he has saile | the salted seas with great ships; he the necessity of keeping up the ef forte that are now being made has proposed to ster the air ou be emphasize YY GILSON GARDNER. —_[ completed tt was found to be abso In his pride he bas believed himself more than man. peg ttctleremane nat Si INGTON, Apr. 24—-Thereis|lutety unfitted for postoffice pur And in the face of the terrors of ee rake snes. it is meet that he should ry eat on foot to secure a NeW | poses It Ineked all the things that Mirna ( d realine that h be natural law, the rich and iM NERS PLEASED Glo of architecture as applied to) a post sould have—light, air ble himself before his God and realize that in the faceof the natura - helple | Bablic buildings, and particularty|room. and a place for the wagon poor; the b and the low ; the weak and the strong, are equal in their utter | elpless house committee on buthtings| mails. Apparently the only td Man is a I ny grow 8 convineed that there | the man who designed the structure fig on Fas conse suaem onteaniben ia aloes uae it mew + ~ on paper He is the fly the window. pane; the atom to be rended and t pyre cousin’ ee te external beanty. and too lit-|from the onteide. It was given af Power that rule « world for some Great Purpose, hidden from us all, shall direct INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April 24 Ee thousnt expended on the purpose | lovely don mime ornate archer Man is a I ay ean a he antes ae ee tee monsters wes’ te be oth cone Boyan. -A ge i “Tam Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the ending, saith the Lord, which is, and beg e been d = pe engscr ne ‘The new Chicago postoffice ts cit- | ooo | which was, and which is to come, the Almighty.” | th ublic. The number of oper @@ a8 the best example of what is| The new batiding Is fownd mach! ators who have signed exceeds the ee ee ee ee eae © j ‘ nilerstood the Standard | Sumber who have refused. In Il Bes Cobb, who drew a spectal salary to the $50.008 temporary » had been thinking of serving | O0k8 It Ie expected that all operat at $4000 a year for six years to su-jon the lake front, where the mai hampagne t office and retin. | 0S Will sign within 60 days business was done while the new office was being constructed. Derintend tt When the befiding was finally thet and Wainwright was tracked | te Boston sad New York by *| trunks Most of the silverware a is of great historic ae it formerly was used in the cou jot Louie XVI of France The! doctor is the descendant of an oft | and exclusive Frenck famély and | of comsiderable means. Most | salen property has been re ght is now back In Min and freely confesses his He says his reat nase te A W. Hurtlett, Jr. awd that his} j father is a leading attorney at New: | |buryport, Mass, and that hix family | | he a bigh porithc socially in | Boston. ce was the b « ey ont ithe family, and, although given an | excelient education. turned to thiev- | r | neapolis rime | Watow | | THOS. J. WAINWRIGHT INNEAPOLIS, Minn. April 24.| - bon TT Welnwvighe, aged 28, re- | WILL SEE CORONATION. cently arrested in New York for the | theft of $120,900 worth of gold and erly im Hife. Word hae been received by C adiver plate, jewela and valuable | Niles. local agent for A. B. Jobo-| pagers from the safe in the home|*" Company, Atlantic steamship | @f Dr. Pinault, of Minneapolis, is. by | agents, that the crowning of Ki } a his own confession, one of the ciev-| Haakon ake place Ju in | @est crooks in the country betend of ume 2. Patty see & Sie came to Minneapolis early in . ene 3%. Fully 000 Scands temas. and. oith the oid of|* 11 leave Seattle and vicin- | od recom menadations secured | '*? and return to the ad form el coun m time for the na- | the position of caretaker of the Pi-|‘ Mault residence during the family’s} Gheence in California. He worked the combination of the safe In the} HO, FOR CALIFORNIA! basement and, after looting the com-| On May 2. 3. 4 amd 5 the North tents. made goot bis “get away” [ern Pacific will sell frst # round! and probably would still be a free |trip tickets to Low Angeles at rate mas if he had not tempted fate and | $45.50. going limit May loth, return! apened up an office in Minneapoiis | limit July Sist, account meeting of | and tried to dispose of some of the| Mystic Shrine For particulars | hank stock which he had stolen. joalt at city ticket offies, corner st} ‘This led to the discovery of the’ First Ave. and ler Wa eee! Bigger, Brighter, Better Than F rer. n Come and See—Seeing 1s Beiieving. - THE SCHOOL OF QUAL TY. STAR DUST By “JOSH” jonny’ THE STANDARD PRIMER agi? RoCKEFELL ER im 4 pe The Judge i Lesson _No. 9. What a no-ble Brow! Yes, be-cause the Man is a Judge. His Work must << be hard. It is very hard. He must de- | cide the Laws sial But were not the Laws # ee for us? i Cer-tain-ly. Then he must de-cide for us Oh, but you are a fine Guess-er ortes, and Plerp® ection will bring} $45.50 LOS ANGELES AND an arty dec\sten. RETURN On sale May 2, 3, 4 and 6; retura Rut th Maxim Gorky whowld| fimit July Dist. Take the Southern find a warm welcome in Pittabw | Pacific Co.'s Coust Line and Shasta | Route (The Road of a Thourand ‘That gray hoes th't Bam Heown| Wonders). Two tratne daily. Fast |wanted € trade for sorret time. Eurelient service peared t' met be « good ons, mt} Pull particulars and reservations Why didn't you trade ™ jat Union Ticket Office, 608 Firet I've always made | Ave B BR Silie, Geal Agt i eee Everviedy teh >————— Everybedy Help NOTICE many homelens friends in Ben Fran- You can get the mame of the } } ctaco, the management at this store owner of any piece of property | has decided to give 1 per cent entire es from now tt peta! -paaeverige Avett) lim the ctty PREE OF CHARGE o the relief funds Garvey~fu- | ode stay Ancarenh tu- |] by calling at my office Also ee _ |] any other information you de- etre. 1 keep an abstract system for |] your benefit, and my own. CHAS. COWEN. 236-87 Pioncer Bide Main 957 Ind. 2191 The Easiest and Best Way » BUY ouTerr OUR PLAN NOTICE TO | SUBSCRIBERS THAT SPRING 18 BY MEANS OF 41RERAL CREDIT } RASIERT, BRCAUEE rT Should your « of The 8t | DORS NOT STRAIN YOUR [lilt reach you by € o'clock cay ove POCKETROOK ._._nE#T er please do us ‘he favor to call r main office (Sunset, Main (050; Independent 1138.) between 6 o'clock, and we will send if you should | TLY Goons BUT HAVE IN WHICH THEM CAUSE YOU PAY sTRriv CASH PRICES Por ROUGHT HERP A LONG TIME rO PAY FOR There's no finer showing of [| Phone ws every time you miss it Spring Fashions in town this way we can be certata of | hon and see those New ig) 6t¥ing our subscribers a perfect s-r. SILK ETON SUITS, SEPAR vice—and it Is the only way. | ATE SILK ETON JACKETS, THE STAR PUULISHING CO. | NEW WHITE VOILE skinTs bins nae 2 NEW WAISTS, NEW MILLIN er NEW ARRIVALS PVERY DEPARTMENT EV We have « i@ BRY Dar. | In the Men's Store we are Sumter of] | showing NEW PATTERNS in slightly used the CLUETT COAT-SHI and some dainty new arriva planes of stan IIB in Neckwear dard makes [BB Stytes Right Prices Right. that will be A WILD GU? jar Hopkineville, Ky, New Terme the Easiest ae Pi I aim a Ae j Era. | sold at a big Chestnut Ridge—Carroltten, Obi Plorp. Morgue, tr. hea thtreteces i reduction fn Free Press. i" hie New York office the Mngiteh Eastern Out fitting price, Call at “ —— us of serving tea in the aft i IN THE LAND OF HIS NAME-| once or writ BAKE - ones r —— C pa | FUZZY WUZZY RUGS J ssose pony ans a teen Rev. Mordecal Ham, the drum x te . Maxtoosh. § ag YB 3p Ag 8 ogg lagen cee 1332-34 Second Avenue prices, terms. i] 1 writes interosting letters | aay. Have tem made into Furzy Near Union. ° ote a eat a to the Bowting Green| Wusay Rugs. We clean carpets 88 a 4 i CLEAN. Pussy Wossy Rug Co., 611 attle Rettad je Cred Kohier & Chase Latest spring millinery at Mra.| Westlake Ave. Phones, Queon Anne sateen ’ Fraser's new store, 120 Pike st. ***) 12 7 eee | 9O62d Av., Soatiio, Wask. Arcade Building TAILOR SYSTEM gan Sir Stanley N 1 suppose not, Sir Stanley viet Bagley, “but these gentlemen Is worth $ You cannot bay aa ~~ ends of mine and I tuok the) other dresumaking chart for tem 3 of inviting them. I With this chart anyone whe es o & ther quests arriv-| sew, can make any garment, The Cor n the conversation Star has « limited number of thes fe | agiey, Carson and Scudmore charts, which it will sell (0 fisah the ed the epacious parlors The orchestra was discoursing de tgbtful mu We will not dance. veribers for fifty cents each. 1a Seventh avenue, between Untversity streets “*’ 1013-1015 FIRST AVENUE- SEATTLE, WASHINGTON INDP 240, Wednesday and 31.66; choice, each Joliar bottle for Sée; Purses, Se, Te eaday for polled. regular price Bho re Wednesday for 7 {, softens and perfumes the wa ace powder, just right regular price 1c; Welln Antines w aday per box Hoff Man with Iron, 2 botties Hilton's Malt with Tron, Milton's Malt, plain, per bott koe y & and ® tncher long saket m free de *. Main 1240, Hazel ‘a box, regular peice | bottle natu best «pring laxative and « © 50; special price 1 parts of the city, regular pri you nd. 1240. The QUAKER DRUG CO 1033-1015 First Avense Sterling Pianos ING— Wet or quality; Dic ary STERLING value as does the We are Pacific Coast representay A complete line will now be Carload just received. Easy payment? G Piano has made a reputation c by its own merits, its sweet in, the beauty of n fact by every* goes t d making Pia perfection. t verifies t Pianos stand as near standard money of Old Engtand. tives for STERLING Pianos found on our floors. The if you like STERLIN for itself; it b gain ness of tone s ca design shown in the bility thing that SHERMAN, CLAY & CO. STERLING (and other) PIANOS + 4