The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 23, 1906, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR 1207 and 1309 Beventh Ave STAR PUBLIOMING co. [a oe EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY, Telephones@iiditerial: independent 675; Sunset, Main 1050, Busingss: tndependent 1138) Bunset, Main 1060. By “JOSH” ling through darkening streets JESTER OF SOCIETY | DRUG TRUST BUSTER) :":.. throw |": mstieenistemoni A HEAVYWEIGHT Ee ae y through duitening wsces,"roor| mesial, i wt Roy taey a PLUGGER ati: ’ hag ll Sa TR i : 2 thought, “T can do . me, Ve BALLARD BTAR AGENCY-Ml Halland Ave. @ Wallard 36 her, this way wh ovtun” ip cold, paiatively INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. gfay 25 Mh rthiee. i « fety, aa they call It, te ebb he | President Roosewelt, throd ' # haw eo cent & Oy. IX Cente Per Week, oF teenty-five cents per month f tia: and ! 1) Bogen, Delivered by mail or carrier. No tree « b- hor life's 4 = ha Mf h rth « « ee “, : . ree coptes. Site the vis and Gevetep from ite whole| Me eat back, puffed on h nowher go—nowh payin os ‘ a Pe TO MAIL sURSCRIAETE The when your @ubscription i ardrebe of ecandal Nothing | and? i ''s i - rug raat om the « . 1 of cach paper nm that date arrives, If ye jacked the @ ute tor ong t ify t to tale and we ates @ « tom fem hes not agein been paid In advance, ¥ Same We taken I ‘way 4 ively © 1] seems unible to hem to . frat “© “ing | Mr ie “ @hanwe te darens label ts'e redbipe | ght | except to discover the truth.Ox ka bot ’ — Andy ; ~ 4 stat Me. Whaling Entered at Beattie Waahtngton as second-ot | ie bom ak-| ford (Ta.) Leader 1 ito he i * ae ano he - : at _ eg | te the thle martina, 008 1 . lied at ¢ ‘ j if Elkan, Pushing a Good Thin | know w he's improving sector.” she on , aie at rea 8 a fever Yas gone dig h Mad i : ve Mea Hotta, _ _— ~ cy eyous 1 fr 1 cu — : t w you'd get Into rpu ' 1 to the doctor to] ° i” SUAVEY THe | A laree her of . sa) ob aud eubide axe beine'te t f th hays if you kept julre what lonship Madeline rnd = ais ian Dix, , : , . | nulog machine» ' e thy lady 7 . tl may ca tha ’ corded almost daily ia the columns of an enterprising after con : & eheertel trtend ta the mount Perhaps,” he thought tol ¢, Bs r “ -4 . ln \ 1 olay ag temporary who owned the mato limbed | ' f he whirled along in bi] join you '» Deng ea, . Y local staff” on this newspaper some time age formed a lit: | ) under the wreek rriag t f my bust . " | "WING What " ake options on Beattle property im certata sections | “Mighty little.you know about t way >, Claite wath ad@ Veto, thee “by abn ‘ ota ; blained idiot, If Td kept The carriog me to 4 iden | ae ae tt r ) Manite and then “boom” those particular localities through the | ning fast there would hav atop at the rb and the doctor} Pag bie | © board dap hews columns of their employer's paper | neem ain anenaes. fk wan stocsine ked out, “Mra Montague’s,” he ; 1 e i, The “booming” is artistically done and the results seem to be Jat that telegraph pole tt tid J eaid, and then to the coachman: | yo xn ith aa Oe 9 ; ly ot te, entirely satiafactory to the promoters. famag a. » len't where I am going (0,/ np y he #aw & face jt et Baga The que he lly Sow for some 1 \ A WORD FROM JO8H WISE. I know that, doctor . Sosa wan't fits continued ens has made the sche at ‘ heerful voice but J i * His Ma BIDS F a and they have been qublishing “sales” that on the f ot things, \7 An elderty Indy behind bee ine BIDS FOR DRAWBRIDGE, hooked queer even to the uninitia ‘ ee the wide of the a aK ; was that great, @o e The te Makes $10,000 ip one hour!” is the latest flaming announce peer : “=e nowine’ | 20h, the Gecter’s friend, Mrs. or nstreall es Ayo ag sid Montague DIST. ATTY. KEALING. la 8 thon ment, folle by the statement that “Senator Clapp breaks his own . The doctor laughed. My dear ends 4 creme Whig record for f n Seattle realty be | Mrs, Montague,” he wald, “I have it] MAJOR RICHARDGON RETURNS. | ' t ngainat ! ; y lon, also @ Bw © They don't suspect the hook hidden tn Ad | Why, Stump, what's the matter ’ 1, ‘Tonight, after | itrust in thie elty, 6 = fest 4 ; 11 be’ recatnag the batt aervy very du follor'a got] ™*kina @ profematonal visit, fam) Major P. Richardson, of the | inche 1 alts 260 pounds. Tt lege he ly ve er gal but me i it Tanta + | Aleska 1 commission, ret i| " oat t ' » Chery Va As for t roprietor of the newspaper that ts being used to fur . Jincover exactly| to Seattle last night aft body. Me “ old ” ther the precious 0, to be v y wnoor 2 of ALL THE NEWS what Are you also to| the winter at Washing | now serving his » 4 term ate- | "Fj oe what ¢ ng Of I told you T would give you all the | attend the Butler he stated t atforney 5 - ‘ “ . be oa es ya new I don't care hb things.| for this season was not outlined | Kealing is noted for his t ‘ty Rt Main OM, to | The sta ar i gaged tn . ate business Bsa Hah, - phil. wencord brow ceed. il main 4 | and the reade his pape maequently get the benefit of infor 7 Seer re a king and see|the rebuilding @ Valder Fair | as mation of bonafide sales of erty mom ‘ead 4 You ¢ 1 that t, young | ban all Riehardac | | ! and you knew sila “main in the ofty eral w | : . ere Ff ® 4 “ 4 ® al he ters o o ro com Don’t Scold Your Boy | I had forbidden } npoak " : hades JUAKER RU 1 And new »t ata be ways by Intention. Sa ae ; ait t Just as I was told, yie: | "Te « @ fate thet traged -—- —- fi Pg Ae . at levi ¥ and Had yoedy are alvaye triprie up THE NEW LONDON LADIES” ' “Tell the mothers not 4 boys ver in my Hfe did T | nse Awa . e ma vt Aft - h other's bs we rine ‘ aa | TAILOR SYSTEM ~~ 1013- 1015 SEATTLE, eay ‘don't’ ta my children. They were ruled by love aad never disap wh, oh up 3 * 1 hie! * mee areful what | . mepoes ss ta“T | te worth $5.00. cannot buy an : ' painted n wife mersvthy . at to . . imap other pat chart for lew | WASHINGTON Bhe'li get a orce t oj 5 oy, ¢ body should pay . y With this chart one who can i . | ba and ob o the be ang " ~ sew, can make any garment. The That is an extract from a letter from an old woman to the person that cannot pay at prement, . a are expected Star has a limited aumber of these editor I 1m New York bar btm state why . oe ‘ ,,| hart ch ft will well to tts sub: | Why scold the boys? . ath weitere brother, Frank : wae e ribers for fifty cents each. 1309 P To be sure he ts noisy and in the way. He comes into the howse |! , St eek good Seventh avenue, between Union a Ic ‘ways tutes At any ‘ ‘i University streets tt t | like a whirlwind. He throws his cap tn one corner and his books In | rate Da was Be n Defeut * buliding a] . hered to i) A h S 5 I fi Less another. He sprawls at his meals and gulps, kicks his sister om the r te | m hie pla 7 writ. | @parter ‘ ohe ent i as e ore eus Tor : “ 7 : , ore hor Mae Job ' oa) h e 1 ked h A The Marehf peut i shins under the table, makes faces, e cat and is ever | i : - n, § " < on he he ti nthe vs ny hy " « lovie lover, now ge lastingty in evidence . 1 try spond a sad «n fa . sities Tn fs making himself Mt to go up again’ nga, He will need every | . ' . | os : AS us af Robertson's Pure G e— Regular 6 s ut the Quaker et italit Is that eo werved th y ® ° th weng | welt,” bh F . ; . oat pound of th ne vita a oe er weeerves *| tea Bonnsgoctets Bg Com letel Radio-Muivho "The greatont “remedy” on ea | Don't scold him for what he can't help come auiaer Wataaaen _* And call ees @ IN oh oun sates of he at kidneys. ¢ a A nolsy, self-centered, forgetful boy is not necessarily a bad boy. | years aga. when wome “| 20 . was good ore there tet ae Menghol Inhalere_.Wor iris ents but if you scold him you stir up what bad ts m. It te easy to |aleeves, And h at if abe | RS re Been o afraid.” whe ent n asy Wrist Bands—Kxtra quality, at the Quaker for 7 Rag & good natured boy tato rebellion and sb ort loesn’t give you « t we'll Osteo ath “ (Rp By slew ole Lemon Bugar—Makes finest ten nade keeps tely; and it, “from a | art dea angely be y» There's an nator way print 1 and label I. 1 p y evans ones Serta We Payments PS inte cie dae iwsands cab aie Inside the boy's heart is as tender, as his ways are rough out Ite drugiess, bloodless, painless po young & i aide. The boy does not wear his heart on his ale But he ts not SOME IOWA TAILORS Renn ont of disease. Personal at ‘ callous. One reason why the boy's father ean scarcely get into en ae tention of graduated physicians at somes peas. te SUITS, TOP COATS, OUT i] xfer o one tr the Kirker aftrm o! * othe t took nome ch with him is because the father has the boy's way—rowgh | a», who ¢a x » ‘gunthl annie, 111 Shaaiinanes Wile ; 0 when ee PS Bina surrs, Trousers, aide ng ae SNES = } = bi @ under FANCY VESTS, HATS, t down under the boy's vest ts a big lov nis mother. She way. Me wan gosarted to his of enone: Gm a WER RIEE celble Wais Taicciee A tn cs ivantage. And she t to be an ¢ in handling him meat appa Py wpe Pg was in handling his fot courting days. The boy's bie shee . ' , The mother forgets. | t > a ool : tm imomense variety, at de iv gnised the aftts cidedly moderate prices, and She has a headache, or is tired Jang | eee ae e you many Ghe flares up ai him amples hi ck sy / ond aaw her—a selected at the rate defense. It ts s008 over. The boy loves his moth . r But the whole traasaction is a ri t The " . See caas cemehas eek to: anteveamgpes oom oo sof $1.00 a Week [|The QUAKER DRUG ter and charecter makes destiny o4 le Saw alain thn Punish the boy, of course, but do not both yourself and himee!f miserable by nagging at him 1 ace g bie Remember He will not be your boy very long Soon, too soon, be will be 5] n. And you wil! 4 at y arms im v ES RE TT , preme as Seattle’s/ BANQUET FOR FOSHAY | IN A HURRY. Judge Milo Real Bargain S$ foastmaster at a | od at the Hotel Stander last ine by the 16 lodges of the F erhood in Seattle to James Remember London Scalps the Price A. Poshay, of Los Angeles, supreme president of the or a the city on an offiel * cone ae Y ie. wen i by} 20 POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR toasts | "Tae eer a | aker'a a " = EXAMINING BOARD NAMED. | eh: | Shredded at, a packasg ae : George B. Lat | mn Kintie and Aw t M. Carroll have been ave on an examining board) No. 8 Wash 5 THe or ee se. ie offic s of e a National Guard for re Wicket 7 1 f 1 commission. Those to be examined i tee 4 Mea -— Wil M. inglis and Captain Matt H.), He: You’ hink how wervous = Gormiey jl was when | 5 = of Pa : —_—__—— She: You ¢ ’ 10¢ sing P lous I was REPUBLICANS WILL DINE ' . -" a 106 | = —— The first general ting of the SUPFERS RELAPSE. pod, strong Ha » S100 = mittee and other ¢ ‘EW YOR K, M Mra. Jorn i y ide ea: Saeiainas Young Men's Re tornon Krave to-}f 95.00 Garden Hose a3.80 be held this evening at the a » on haus Yon hotel. The meeting wil - Raker s e, ca ate the, form of » dinner cove vevst Fell In Love With Seattle | sic: be 1 aio : cial rather than a t Girl Mo? pp } 1 Tea =s wee a ee une © ef Kettle Oe F Finck’s uction ; pong cee |] No’ S106. | venue Je, watches ry, alt-| better kind, for r * Ruffalo Pa ‘ he | Wonder Fue : “ ally “« aoe. © \ ae? 206 fies © ove Large ¥ Pans, 8 1Me e MAY MANTON PATTERNS too, Lilie MODERN Night School Yes, All Summer BUMS es, All Su ck hatte naan Excellent Methods HOME OF THE UNIVBAGAL RANGE y Lealile \AMES & SECOND Hamilton-Brown Shoes. Old Coun try Linens pot We Still Reign Su-| Fe: % ss = ; Eastern Outfitting 5 Saltovdii is tae Company, Inc. a ee 1332-34 Second Avenue Near Union. F 7 ° Ps . — Credit iT 4 a ' re Moat ties TONIGH AN Ayleaw tt and the Aylee- | * re WAY ma e « “ . ANAP ® A r ‘ «atte oy Mise " ® mA , . < ae anding & * Styles Right—Prices Quality Right fag and Right 10133-1055 First Avenue og Show Madison Park Pavillion Wednesday, Thursday, Fri- day, Saturday This Week Admission 25c sare going at ' , « ac : " have ants tor $265.08, teed nh at Payments SHERM. AN, CL. AY & CO, THE ATURE'S REMEDY tion, Be a box Ragley’s incr Plain Baths 12 1-2¢ my ee eee 711 SECOND AVE SEATTLE INWAY DEALERS Heady’s Barber Shop 4 Washington r. First an