The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 22, 1906, Page 4

Beak STAR--TUESDAY, MAY a3. THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PUBLISHING CO. 1207 and 1908 Seventh Ave, | " EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY, § AR ouabled to ty, a the { y Telephones—fditoriali Independent 670) Gunwet, Main 1080, a o ” | ved aga» Business: Independent 1198; Sunset, Main (050 By “JOSH | ; a 1 Window Pang, } Why, how are you, Ada?’ said «tat that you live up to the first two ‘ romaved 4 wy, BALLARD STAR AGEN a Ave. Munect. Mallard #8 the old lawyer, extending a hand, | eh phy ae Sy boil Ms any theo” “One cout per co Conte Der Week, OF twenty five cents per month j"sit down; glad to nee you: How's) Vin pave to worry about thoes YOUTHFUL BURGLARS HAD OR h fves 1 Delivered by mail ¢ ler, No free eoples. The girl who' once rolled up her{so perfectly arcanged that there in}ma and Archibald hildren any more?# filled up gat TO MAIL SUBSCRIBERS The date whe ” pleeve jplenty of room, Our architect ta I thing you ought to know how ; re f old lawye ; Looe QANIZED, BUT MADE THE ule a t And worked with all her soul Iponttively a genius in bullding| ma t nid the petulant young | will not, ] ko my Tepule) igraKE OF HAVING BARE pour bet pat is Will never stop to do tt now | fla lady who nfronted old Lawyer| tion tha divorce A | ‘a Friday, ty, ‘ {foe at Beatt! « Washi Sho has no sleeves to rol Wh ? \" m. “It seome to me that t) gets into court, Tm am attorn FOOTED MEMBER IN GANG out Wo the ty : rt man who built ouFl maw yo nd 1 an automobile | for three j | “ Law And you expect me toleounty Jail last nts } vastibaii Don't Growl; Don’t Give Up believe all that Old Tomiinson’s eyon twinkled wit 1 at know at 1 with you ad #ten thie pe | mirthfal Well, what Deter " Corbett yet . ate: bes thought I'd try you | titton to congress to preserve Nia | tor you, my dea he amke ran down and capt f Y t t that . a t n Y fara fall just thie, Mr renlineen, Paces five youthful thieves thr You, perhaps tt is true that you are not appreciated, You grow! 1 eer Sa seur tien: Eadie Li eeeue’ hs tae a alters be [footprints which one of the 1 r kick and you think that that story about fortune knocking A WORD FAOM JOSH Wise ou my wedding trip” ehibald ibers of the ga left behind hin “ Y man’s door ts @ lie, and that the world, which ts al _ My said the old lawyer,|} The tracks were clea vi | wa y, hat been foolish enough to atop ta ita progress for the Have you done everythin, What's he been doing from the plant of the F Ira ODe's . ‘ ‘ can think of, doctor?” axked t Most everything,” she sal Works, where the t | he ry sole purpose to arrest your development (any wean who had been called ih Con one oe by ono Mi hreo sacks of bra \ mornin Trouble is, you haven't half tried, You haven't merited sw Q\ Th’ man th’at | iitation Ma don't like bie actions at all second ha ore, where! a cous. talks too much ts Everything,” replied the family said the old lawye Then |e ¥ disposed of the goods ] EAGLE TO SCREAM Perhaps you do not know that the planet Uranus was once call kept ther | ohyatotan. he thought. He knew that it was Five Are Arrested. : 3 pa r “ b sayin ‘wo Have you F ved the appem ' me foolishness between this| — CHICAGO, 22.—Federal) , , B od Georgium Sidus, and there Is a story of pluck tn connection with Custed et callie is y wom on this! suige Landis today ordered oF The five boys were arrested © Deowle @ the discovery and christening of that planet somebody a lar Ry Gestee, how careless! 1 net irene + * Merely a mother-tn-| «ee to prove that Joka A. Dow and names as| B 1 to colebraty Late to the 18th century William Herschel deserted from a band of it mt, 4 want such a caso,” he| i# solvent by Wednesday or th a ae ic y + /\mericay fn the Hanoverian guards, and escaped to England. History doesn't sald, “Get together and be senst-| would order the Zion estate adju af aor. will be ay tell whether he played solo alto the basa drum. It does say that ble vide -< in 18 year \ f rackers ang he had a hobby and worked for ft. He got a job as church organist werk if you ey sed the opinion that if| ¥#* the leader of the firew and sent for his sister Caroline, who was a good fellow — te iin. pean wamee ane ty Wau well managed the pcre Po er bat Ue I 69 Bote De William taught music and became popular, but it did aot af Old Bubsertbe sone ty = e Dia Tomiiness thonabt be 1a e wrould pay itm de bia and | oot ied’ See founs + Main 697, tng fect his head. He studied nights and between times, He shuply | Roosevell nevi mee tiny try 4 new tack. “Doar girl,” he naid,| lave 8 Dalanow. | Tie pe ee. atl * absorbed mathematics astronomy, and began star gasing, He |; with Tillman on tt ‘ He : witt eg yon | garded as wasteful. Dowle’s needed lescope and g loscopes cost money | bill, and he never mentioned Syoou - ae oae ke lawyer re.| BOY Feeards hin client as bankrupt i ie er, Fora Knox. As a matte a anos & reputable , nate + Seine ae gock tee oe au preliminary fee of $100, I | He whittle A, and Caroline followed around with a | Of Beh | here ia no auch p mu nave th apers made out INSULTED ON CAR duet pan and ¢ angry because she was sure that Wi | Son ae form Senator Chandler the | am would do ve him time and § , o eee a re ge fae apg Tou sever weat wy amnisst a | vit 0 There. fe 8 sates, Gren aad pretend Sp ston all © 1013-1015 propoatt so: fo t rebut He refused to be die | 5m eae @herished by w — which tle incident. Yesterday afteracoa FIRST AVENUE- the } work t : be Bag iby s . $100 we When F a. , vered a blaze o mt fy e ‘ ‘ on We he exclaimed,| nie off at } " v4 wt 1 }« (is 1 2 : 1 anked ed t : 5 It w . ame a day Y ” tw in| os " : tt Cans for ? nw mion for | maid 1 there as . ; 2 : ‘ t army baad ‘ ba gas ea tas / . : ~o Hour Spee 1 a A ided b with oth . wolf forev , otal mea li ' ‘ be a he mnectr Your plana hapa, have all / J ! greg PRETTY BLOND TURNS BLACK oe ' te: Ue » 1 for ‘ vege ig . 1 ! He a “ = Roscoe Black went dow W rhe ™ ‘ b aaa} The ol fan blend tre Pike count rod ti Keep on i 4 “14 t y bed 1 4 { » o . i H 4 b th 1 t ) e wan An again. K a ting : * Reward pe'er came to him who well, | 9or ne [ tt 1 AY me 4 ‘ you can cover the an r ae k $ gots rr wtainer’ ie ing of seif-help, coate p the rewa at wi os (| - " : . aA h wt who are p firot warm days you! J . a! Good moral ta f you wil! only a y it t « A - , a a 5p em AN ene eo taal wie a ou Selected 5 searchlights. And e pon e i ot eines Hands Off! the off business, either ¢ much too warn fi ; J Shere 1 om ° wiscw dee noe teen Roe was . winter Mannete rest tne attorney tor te ptanutt soa SelM YOUR Summer F r ar Spangled Banner,” one of the dearest of our national have no inch of was k the one 1 be _ a haeie-~one gongs, has for years been nagged at and criticised by finieal people jont in the ¢ p on Poe f ? mts pls sand coon sas nein fs te senent oo Oe be io was iniorried “wey Dem Outfit Yet ? mamption: oF ve inatete: ou, & volte exclaimed, “I thought eet sort of powtry and bum * word # have insisted MAY MANTON PATTEANG tte. By ap lharonypom ery Bly Morag ne that the verses really ought to be made th ecalveatiog ti wes Also it has been contended by certain m ritles that there 7) t ‘ou shonld find the choosing fe no music in the air of song; that it is jagged, halting and ! nded to do #0, & ~ bere stack ts so large pot na » and I guess ‘ Moreover, it te averred agninet the tune that its origin ia bad It wed my dime comes from a drinking song, “Anacreon in Heavea.” And Anacreon, HOME OF THE v ‘ 2 tor div we are told, deserved to go to the other place. UNIVERSAL RANGE ate h i ing of sachusetta schoc 1. which equires that the Ml - . atter with pa dhadeber yeminpaceatsip aay Se Hamilton-Brown Shoes. Old Country Linens . 3043-5015 First Avenue e@cholars shall omit entirely the third stanza. om And why, pray? 1 guess are in the way,” sald T] DOWN.TO-DATE WEARING Because, forsooth, the stanza bre Sex ane’ ond cnn Gal? ane Oe APPAREL FOR MEN, husras of victory rend t alr and crude ya ee widow od | mea f their WOMEN end CHILOREN hurled at the foe And « ra It to be feared lest the Bay imbibe an indiscreet Kerency, as it we within They are too ro an 4 Btyles Right—Prices Right 3 longing for the dire alarums of wa t — , a ars Quality Right * and girls stand on the 4 beside Fi mu stan and * “ ton Ke with he bombe bursting tn air Lat them peer hrough e ere hom I . dawn rly ligh we if t 4 ett there” The the h « Reeageidnetadlgcol wlhewttipee indepen tonite so doe THE NEW LONDON Lapics | Eastern Outfitting aiues 1n 1 Bar tt ‘ | TAILOR SYSTEM C l oe « | FORCED TO EXPAND... sora | Company, Inc. ae other drossr for lew Br sl Aicin top Scent Sinan in cdo on IN THE BASEMENT | einer arose tor love Hi 1332-34 Second Avenue Mt bears to the American heart the fa true patriotiam “ 1 Sugar $1.00 rd . h, good eT sew, cam make any gar mont &. e Near Union a : | on , » K. Catioe, ‘sala whe ae net re ath nell ao tie Fake “Beattle’s Reliable Credit ownéd by Mra. A. M. Schilletad, of row 4 ibe $1.00 “ ’ See || sertbe: 1209 House 532 Maiden av 18 cake Pans, good a y. 9 } Baker's +. the cake, 106 Seventh avenue, between Union and ¢ is a standin eward of a 106 Joud hk, ie bottle Se Universtiy streets e ee the tle Kos at fh SUMMER 2 , “17 and other aies-contel SpU en he ee eee oe Tere Fe } AMUSEMENTS } MANY PIANOS SOLD AND CUSTOMERS |dog fanciers that brings the to-|I : << dul eb TH aie Poa, hag SE CT Relat P no SATISFIED o sewers fer the « eae om ot of F 5 N « whed to sell . " a " oo Pf) vietion of a dog polsouer to almost gf Pah A. ‘ GRAND OPERA HOUSE } WE ARE DOING THE BUSINESS $900 | iu PREG CL nanan . strong t od i BANQUET ON TANGO MARU, | ® hy HALF DOZEN ANIMALS FALL | f Rocking In honor of her first appearance | in box Si) as , ‘ ae ae _ VICTIM TO POISONER, AND/in Seat loers of the . ve pom -. New . me * \f Because we are offering better pianos for less money thaa. pon ¥ Kaisha line will gixe « mr 5 — direncssbissinsibinissiiiiiniemmaiegiiidiiiia od JB eae POLICE ARE STIRRED TO AC-lianouot aboard the Tango Mara to . ae gy By Avenue RUSSELL & DREW, Managers any other dealer. It does not take an earthquake TION BY FREQUENT RE) Tee en g the guests. Ton terehiota aren | w ‘ Theater Both Phones 867 to make our prices right. PORTS. |row the steamer, the In t : eae base b TONIGHT A Grace Ayieaworth 4 the A : Ine. ay a wet ab | wide ch, Mauane jeat’ play “DRIVEN FROM HO See our Show Windows Today ——— for public Inspection j soular age.8 . ior f Bring your Y joing eo. Next Taek, | ~ - ‘ wh Ta ern a Deter play ‘& No Change in Prices. | E The dog polsoner is at w rk | Blonniat Meeting Gene Ta ° 4 wolf | For good 8 ou ow why are offering again, and a de . * tion of Women’s Clubs ’ P ni 1 aid Se made by the e de; Paul, May 30th-June = 2 ; severa $ RnOSs d prices > enstare th reant c ws Great Wee Re ‘ ' wiea Rib. | Infant Lace \ gh a larg 1 ts have wan received * thisiway w ath t at = t a, sizes 4 1 be t + it some morning show t one sive St, Paul at os dintets : oe en ° { - ar as $185, $190, had been bus he vicin re plus § 004 to returr ath, wixes 4. 5 and A bia ; $ $265, $28 to $365 - than half a dozen do«s f > 2he a a f g t ts as low oped” 1 y N Ag Ff . ¢ * Sate thos as $6d is t t . aku fox ime P. A ’ aM , oa: A t z { ht Pianos from Sin ws t as low as $§ * ’ ! H * ° n th ™ 00 she peste s $3, $4 $ ys tomor- AQDERN r } ; age achest, $ A “ “ 1 7 ok here YL. SUL Yes, All Summer 2 Eas mothe g atl re our advice h ask f 22s “ Nice Cool Rooms 655—T u spt |W a " Mibes Best Teachers sien. staee Seek, Sond ener Made of f NATURE'S REMEDY SHERM N, CLAY & ee) Excellent Methods ‘ ames bat oure Conatipa A A . STRINWAY, BSTEY eos ik Z ll \AME E d meee Soll AMES & SECOND Hea y's Barber Sho augley’s °° TIN Second A Seattl ‘4 i and Pike cone venue, ea tte Phones 416 Cor. First and Washington. San F . Was Oakland