The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 4, 1906, Page 4

“THE SEATTLE STAR ey STAR PUBLISHING OO, 1907 and 1908 Beventh Ave EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY. indepen dent 675; Bunset, Main 1060, + Independent 1138; Sunset, Main 1050, wiale Binset. Ballard @8 ard Ave ‘One cent per copy, atx ¢ Detivered by mall or carrie of tWenty-fivecents per month eoples, | SURSCRINENR- The dat paper MAI What has Berome of the fellow with the little walnut shells and ® yea? he off days, no oty fair was complete without him, and het med the suckers in a way to make them sore and poor for mon afterward AW » was the fellow who had purchased a gold brick from an A ai it for a fraction of ite value. And there was an opportunity for an oceasional Myer in gr goods that appealed to the country doacon and the farmer alike, Lot money made in green goods Don't fo man who came to town and got a job in a bar ber shop. ped apeed. Whoc how that fellow could run. Ho dete the village champion, Then be licked the best there was fm the county, Folks swore by him, Fastest man in the country, And later along came another man who thought he could ran some and wanted to get up @ match. How natural to seek the barber sprinter Why shoulda’t the town people bet their pare cash and watehes and hay rakes and horses and coming crops and suspenders on the man they KNEW could ran. And the stranger ran like a scared cat and Was just a little bit too fast for the home champton. After the clean up and far away, the barber, who seemed like a friend and was a vil Jain, and the stranger divided the pot and thea the thing was done ever again in some other town Fine business, But there ts Httle of it now, We do not even got good fon ot owr swindling any more, The bit of roguery that frould coax money out of the pockets 10 years ago is dead today Now the thief assumes the guise of business. Scoundrels there Bre and more of them than ever before, But th is not the vulgar gray of the pickpocket or burglar. Porch climbing is coarse The same class of men who robbed the fp in the years ago Bow do it in a more dignified way. They or phone exchange franchises of varfous kinds; plar ments with ms Bole idea of Wnt not cotla are rearing structures that will carry bond issues for a time pe till the out of town athe | the modern 1 It is far more profitable than dispensing gold bricks and not half da it has en d th L ug, robbed the widow and the or } t was at least enter i by men who Field for Discovery Copt. Boyd Alexander, of the British army, has suddenly estab Pished worldwide fame as an explorer and discoverer by finding a ive okay! What an okapl, alive tead, fs good for has not yet been as gertained, but sclentiste are busy on th From all accounts the okapl Is fy distinguished because It dee tes itself with more lavishnews than good taste and rivals the garrot in exhiditing as ‘ongruoas colors as possible Barnwm stil! tH the okap! would promptly be pat to sable and profitab But s is no Barnum there might as Well be no okapi It hardly seema prope at a great discoverer like Capt. Alex. |} “der has proved himself to be should be wasting his talents on use Bese okapis in the heart a. He might be Induced me ofer here and hunt ap an antl re te captain of who would be a curiosity worth while, and minently useful If there is straying in the jungles of finance any corpora ‘defied the lows he Jinding Any beet trust would be w brefied the laws he would be wort? nager who has not confessed to crime would be 4 rare discovery One of the “nobles” of the Standard Ot! oligarchy who might be able to remember his acts of yesterday or the day before would be B Bensational find indeed | There are lots of things in these American wilds which discov erers have overlooked, the finding of which would be of immensely more value to the world than the finding of am okapi in the heart of Africa STAR DUST By “JOSH” But who was vindicated by the As I was about to say, he was) New York courts, Perkins or Jet) guarded In his statements.” | ome? —— one By the way, did the meat trust or aT HOME. the coal trust wagon ever back up The skipper left hie ship one vm cis vinm eo You Don't Have WHEN WE HAVE WINGS. To Do meses" 9 Without That New Suit birde and . ft Wert «tra wings Just because money's a little twice, Our statime plan does An ~ bs ~ ~ wd . away he sity of a Fou a wom at = aad pose you try it oy at We are show! com line of o ng # im graye We aug at all the rallroades ° and fancy weaves. Prices preeping, greedy range from $12.00 to $26.0 We'll have ne ft Ex lent alue <b tes We ca ov Gre vol . that’s needed to > equipment of the sum coc Panama hats, shoes, ne = . Come fn and o fh an account veer with us Our ou are col we pa raat rnc ggerey ° rect and priess right. : Bome daring * Rb * a . : : — ‘ . Eastern Outfitting ave lea Company, Inc. c . 1332-34 Second Avenue Presiden =o Near Union. . - eattle’s Reliable Credit . . House. w « iH Wiens Night School Vil WHI a Yes, All Summer Mihty jd, ania Wety tallle JAMES & SECOND Excellent Methods Phones 416 ' at your house to let the driver play giveaway? nny, ten Ol! Co, overlooked your b giving away A WORD ing strangely, n't it Standard se when how th “nN oll? n his pantet FROM JOOH Wis8G, foattle E SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, Buddenty tt sprang A w ata lady and landed on her hea Was the cat mad j T think it emetied a rat" The Old Family Phystetan WELAE How are you Wiille hello, Willie | morning? I know uv two | Wise Little kinds uy chun t' tell you one tht be The & F. P ev'rything an’ why wott th’t. won't believe Ww. L. W BUSY WISHIN', Gee, I'm gettin’ nervous Sittin’ hore In sehool; Wieh th't | wus soakia Down dn Jc pool Hard U keep at studtes When th’ weather's hot; Jiwt Us’ time t baseball, On «@ vacant lot Gilad there ta a clrous Playin’ here Uday Het I know one feller Sure t' run away Bet th’ fish are hungry, Ritin® sumpin’ great, Jumpin’ like a tiger, Grabbin’ at th’ bait One eye on th’ teacher, Both o' hers on me, Wish | wus a enoosia’ , Underneath a tree. i Right up near a window— fellow He doesn’t seem to take as that’s hard to beat our engagement seriously | Lot on I'm a workin Pauline; Never mind, dear, Me h behind @ book, will be sertous enough after the Rubber out th’ window, knot te ted. PPB a cp arene Se 9m A BLIND MAN'S QUERY. Bout this time o° year A dream said to an echo, Whut’s th’ use o’ study What are you worth? ‘nes Gi wemnares bees? The echo said aw much ag a dream - - A blind man smile who never saw Rox pares lollare off the] ¥#t hoard an echo and dreamed a Did he re te Throw @ blind man’s dream You a yeast cake ang) Ad the echo’s worth shame he “Gana 4 the blind man's hardest pill INSTINCT While his wonder hunts him still HAL BYSTER yl a cat the s act Talbot for Pater Mutual Life anything ev'ry me - nr atore offers ma rac and popular how most appa in our showings of All specially chasen—all this season's styles OWER AT LONDON'S. themselves. Coming generally | Mas ) about all the tn darker printings, in neat of a real silk, launde figures and stripes; they are very soft fnteh, summer's Most sou for fab made up as in the rics of the inexpensive grades line ts very extensive pee priced Tuesday... Be pattern & beauty VOILES AT &o These desira goods almost sell apectal price, per yard TAFFETA VOILES - new W Jominat ack for camp wear especially. [Made broken at all han me ~ extra heavy t comes itn i8e values; spectal Tuesday black gfound with neat [print ilSe ings, in white stripes} and here! cial verda ORGANDIES. — a a ae BATHROOM RUGS. Every woman knows the good news of Ore jie for summer Are a necessity ours are ilarge frocks; just now our store fal sine; the She grade, Tuesiny ly blooms with the matchless OMe patterns of these goods A HIGM GRADE wap | fiecting as they do the artfw venga - akilt of the designer, we our | V@'Y soft and easily lean _ selves wonder at the remarke mostly Gurk printings, | we biy lew price we've marked fancy figures, very serviceable diaen, ger wane ibe and highly desirable, yard * siege Ive FIGURED BAT! SEERBUCKER GINGHAMS. Similar to Organdie, yet quite aif | xcre good qua: and soft fin ferent, these goods appeal to inh, without dressing; hard to women of taste. There's a sum find anything to equal ft for mer look about them that ts girls’ everyday frocks; medium difficult to resist. The designs dark patterns and plain; per cover a wh range, ali bew yard Im%e ful: needless to say they are washable and in every way de ORESS GOODS. sirable. Our line is apectally Tuesday should be a busy day high in quality and we price | here: leastways if prices mean them at about half thetr real | anything. Prices backed up with vatne; Tuesday 12%e | cools That's the way London does. Puts « price on goods that MERCERIZED SHEPHERD CHECKS. PHER 18 Gifferent patterns to choose | SMEPHERD CHECKS, all new men? Geli ailadioee Gak Glam and all sino checks, prieed to ning: these @ among hurry them out Tuesday, per the season's be: not soil yard iSe qnetiy and wears well, We 54INCH BLACK BROADCLOTH a Se HALF SILK LINGERIE | A bewutiful soft These come in checks and bre blue, pink, whi plaids, neither rain nor hurts them; make up dreway amd stylish; except value Tuesday ash Voile for shirt walst rs pre 36-INCH PERCALES. Nothing excels these goods for appearance and service; every | Ladies’ Fine F i n wo show in a me quality and tomorrow are greatly ara inder priced at tite otal, pair PEOPLES SAVING 8 BANK HM. Denny, Jos 7 D. Farrell, feel sill Newfelder MAY MANTON PATTERNS 100. HOME OF THE UNIVERSAL RANGE COLUMBIA CANAL ¢ You're not? you things makes them move )MPANY CONBOLATION. ANOLO'’S MERCERIZED TAPFPETA NATURE'S REMEDY FOR THESE SUMMER DAYS Taped. NEW GRAY PANAMASGS. ie SPECIAL HOGIERY NOTE Second and Pike Who ever saw @ dog with a pate Why, this ¢ looks ag we Our overs i2%e BLACK, HIDE TWILLB, In another sensible cotton | etoth teed to cure Conatipa , 2h¢ « box Ragley’s And My ma says it dont § wo talk t 1 alot goin'| | NAN KILLED {N FREIGHT YARDS mation, and the Northern Paolfic | offte asserted that they knew nothing of the case, At the hoapttal all the authorities know was that | lithe man had been kiled In some sort of a railroad accident Coroner Carroll began an investt gation this morning when a report of the accident was made to him The body is at the Bonney Watson morgue and an examination of the * |lremains shows that death wa» ALBERT SWANBON DIES IN| caused by a fractered skull HOSPITAL FROM INJURIES Nothing ts known at the present RECEIVED DOCTOR RE-| regarding Swansun's antecedents FUSES TQ DISCISS CASE or oeeupation, GOR Albert snson was fatally In Fi k’ Big A 1 ju 1 in the freight yards of the ne 8 uct on) Northern Pacific yesterday after Ss noow nd dle a few hours later at a 6 the Seattle General bbspital | of diamonda, wate fowetry, ott Detalles of th are not | Corware, clocks, ou te, ally known, Dr, But attended |3:50 and 7:90, 8 @ooond ave the case, refused to give any Infor-| Chatre for ladies. eee SHERMAN, CLAY & CO. OVE UP TOWN the store of Allen & Gilbert Ramaker Co., in Port west, including the one at t4of md Avenue, Se 7 want “1 cannot rd to pass this opportunity emember that rman, Clay & ( sy that a Bargain is a Bargain, it is a Bar gain. Do not sit for a second itation, but come at once and make y r selection visit SHERMAN, CLAY & CO. STEINWAY DEALERS. 711 SECOND AVE SEATTLE. been Penn. Ten years we have handling the celebrated sytvania Lawn Mowers We Guarantee Them Satisfactory If you are not satiafied, bring them back and get your money All styles and sises. & Ray’s”’ fort’’ makes. every particular have decided for Call and see them Lawn Hose, guaranted from 1 to 2 years; all prices and aises. eo. H. Woodhouse Co. 1405 Second Ave. THIS WEEK YOUR CHOICE FOR $8 a $250 “Waldorf-Astoria ANY $16.00, $18.00 and $20.00 afe. UIT THE BARGAIN STORE 1104 First Ave. 1104 First Ave. When you th eper is it any we et COmp, s > BROKERS % YM REALESTATE #€ | 7, EXCHANGE. «.. on aus OFFICE UNION BAKERY AND CAFE 1413 Second Avenue ALBERT HANSEN 706 tat Avenue , FIRST AVENUE? BIG TRHEE-DAY SOAP SALE The We have just received a car- load of Coffee Urns--- and the *‘Home Com- These urns are first-class in and yourimmediate inspection. We One Week Only to place these on special sale, making a positive reduction of 20 Per Cent. These urns are from an $18 single to as installed in the Olympus and Gerald's ink of the SEATTLE: WASHINGTON INDP 240, 1013-1015) Cle promes MAIN 1240 AT THE QUAKER she William's Shaving Soap, regular “ ctal ries for three days 1 Cuticura Soap, regular pric Léaterine Complexion Soap, regu The Quaker Hotel Soap (Buttern 1 ¢ BS ee, ; per grows $3.60; spectal F 2 oe Bocabelll Castile Boap, white oF Kreen, 3 3-4-po ula? ws $1.00; special price, per bar The » We cut this in Loe cakes to o oe Conti's Castile Soap, large bar, regular 5 ; vail ; bar per i Felw-Nuptha Boap, per cake ” Lenox Soap, per eake 3 ; Ferry Soap —it floats ‘ iv Purmios Hand Boap, regular price, por cake, 1 ioe, $a cake wit Jorney Lily Cantilo Boap, large b fai wad 1 bar ise ” La Primera Castile Soap, regular price, per cake. 1 cial pela per cake Jorgen’s Castile Soap, 4 pound bars, regular , clay Fe per bar 3 406; spocial price, per box 106 Penn's Antiseptic Skin Boap—three cakes in a box—special He 4 per box q i La Beaumonde Glycerine Boap, regular price, per box of three ea ' special price, per box : k's Tar Soap, regular pri QUAKER DRUG CO 1013-1015 First Avenue _CATARRH in irentinent and. cot case the proper ind time, and our tee of oniy $5. OOA castiy ptncne the treatment within the + tion atecluiely FREE Do not delay wm McHARRIE, ™. D. MONTH 42-08 Arcade Building Phone, Independent Oftioe to 6m Wit pm. 2 tot pm Evenings ePodem and Fridays, 20 to 630 Bundays—¥ to 11 em ¢ per’ TOORDER ASG ve Woolen -MILLS LAS Ist AVE SUITS To oroen +15 00 Aldridge worthy SG topmee battery, same such @ nder that she hails wit lelieht tt f modern ements