The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 7, 1906, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR “BY STAR PUBLISHING CO, 1307 and 1909 Beventh Ave. EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY, Editor Business: Independent 575; Sunset Maln 1060, Independent 1138; Sunset, Main 1050, BALLARD STAR AGENCY.2% Matliard Ave Sunset, Ballard m6 wn conte 5 or tweaty-five per month. » N nie tate r #1 Roattle, Washington, as second-class matter nh Sane meme) Anarchists Who Still Love hore ts Alexander Berkman who made Nimaelf believe that he was above the law-—all law—and whe tpied to kill a man and h ® ea nh privon for his act He te still an anarehiat n there te Emma Goldman. who would do away with all law, *, and who would bare law books and put the Judges and yurts oF of busine sad change the whole scheme of ox ons you, t " who at the law don't know themselves: The violence harshness They wanted le re hrones and divide the wealth of the rich. ey en ed 0) ensation ‘ness, or thought they did And then oar Love, the softener and ref r 1 t mg that ev happened to Rmma Goldman and Alex ant ie wae when the fe nm low Peop w tinw sark and bill and ¢ who thrill nd thro! when THE ONE approved who learn tendernes: and th ful arin f sympathy; who r ize that life in a hovel is } it love ts there; who know that they ean live better and die bet in the human companionship tt Waa ordained with the first man and 5 b mn. rh i) Alexan ut Emma dodged the pach od the wed « march, and the r and old shoe snd a of tow ach Vv and bh in winning bread » b 1 w ! Aly Aw e doc i » the best law in the world suman love Th a ch for th ! ex th na . Too Much Meat Eating A of t ma A t . " . And a ko + T a « y fi » On are B 1 L f he . a ™ \ \ ha i} selves down to J in at Prov t were t as the heated season comes on. we 4 t a little me A € r cumer ule in behalf of veget a ‘ J b t What k 7 si at the Japs licked the meat-oa A diet of rhe Nogi and Stoessel It ¢t unusual for a t @ to the high qual ities of an opponent Nevertheless, the given by Nogt, the Japanese cor mander who t te Gen waeel, who was starved im to surrender, must fa a spon - stlan bureancracy that has Stoessel to se re punishment Nogt's word has weight Certats hone c my that his at Port Arthur and hia estimate of Gen ent for all the practical purposes of wa Dispatches ik eay that en. Nog! has wired St. Petére burg saying that ff it is true that Gen. Stoesse!l has been condemned h for the sur t Arthur, he wishes to testify in his © opponent's beh: surrender was Inevitable and could not have been avoided If the conde m of Gen. Stoessel is intended to blind the Id to the fact that the real fuit lay in the bureaucracy itself, which failed to prepared for war and to keep open communication and forward supplies, it will signally fail of tts purpose feath of Gen. Stossel will add another to Russia's tong list of crimes against humanity, which civilization and decency must some day avenge —_————————. Rockefeller hits Monte Carto the privy of gasoline ts Hable to Teach 31/ & gallon. a There are 51,146 city office holders In New York. If you don't believe It, look at the deficit rs Anyhow, nobody has said a single harsh word about the brew tries ith hee eee ee ee “EVERY GIRL SHOULD * - * * * * * * * * * oe » a * * BY ELLA K. DEARBORN, mM. DO. * PEERS REE la h » . fo a y x | : in 1 , * cups ue paper a th fictnal val Mod. € sen wil tell 0 DR. ELLA K. DEARBORN haa a on No e wo t" i +, to know so much, on > ma t-\T lw ferent cts, ar € r B mm » Tr. J . f 10 - iby ¢ * s 1 eved r "1 wait tity} that : th . by some kx i be ol her fi a mw ~ f E famil ho 1 ha . . 14 ot n q * nm. A rv ty over | J SEARCHES FOR HUSBAND. how to ta e arn ho ‘ h Mire 4 arn bh t r 1). r Auction Sale °- ; Ww. Hw Ft k's jewelry au « J Becond dally 2:30 and 7:30, “4 me ago. He has Yarn tn. watches. elry, aliver- | © " a prorm i, and hie are, clocks, cut glass, etc, regard. | Wife Is anxious regarding his wher ot coat. oe abouls By “JOSH” | STAR DUST | STAR—THURSDAY, JUNE down, and I always hope the alr ahip won't ge up.” And you galled him a stoney old | QN [TALES BY THE OLD ENGINEER ROGRESS a THIRD AVENUE |akinflint and marble-hearted miser? That's exactly | him.” Well, }namon to « a what called d those were hard a man.” he » u Did you fut I ast A GENTLE PROTEST, ner hour, PARANA R ARERR AAA MH Uhre months lator he had $6,000) ek ay STREET GRADE 16 BEGINNING)", : BR: A yp al me It ‘o the County Judge and J ee, ne fog \% the bead: te ra ok, Ago Amon for of Loatle county | take this method TO TAKE SHAPE AND WORK) | a nah : wink in a it, . of notifying you that the logs at | c ae the bes ions from its read or homo, the kind we used to anak : - |% “Star Dust” cotumne “Ail of an (in the gulpurte-vatn to aoftdn'ter | my place have the road blocked wo] MAY BE FINISHED BY END OF |my ti an ; thing * nature will be print> W/the human tooth, He also! gave| Lean not get a toam to my fleld I) pe Aas running right * rie desired. * imo ac ign for the heme and,| lee Gows the river also the \ ween dies Oe . \* © are hundreds of humo? ® neatly, I think we made at! least | are lying - aaa th w* hd ae who here , t i* NN every community whose @ 00,000 out of the name and cover | * pn " b A ig 9 “ Xf 4 ; hee ‘ methine we 3 lw only lack ig a publisher, The # ) gave me a design for the ¢ » gaits to Open an = ‘ ian eae " % Star proposes to act ae pub. & apple lard that caught the .o- road down the creek where th The street grade and pr 04 hy 6:90 Wag |@ lisher for these in thie com: & «and sold many acan, It pad ie. sells te Third avenue between Yesler WAY) iiigs 7 : ; | VW logger |® munity, * to, by the way, who «ve If the*law ado land Cherry street is beginning to] poked ua .¢ ) wae On hig \* M ho oxalte acid treatment ot) b' poten tL) PACE. ake definite shape, and there Is] peaceful # 1 > Beattle, a eRe © that made t retaty » Neuid ¢3 1 thing ‘ b ing fresght + | ‘t ot ia: for olive Hyden, K Thousandsticks. | anon to hope that It will be | Keod th! - “1 under te } “On our last cruise,” wald the gal ‘That boy was a wor fo Imploted by the end of the mooanes lant young naval officer, “weljicay and 1 tried bard alte d month, New 80-pound steel ral ; h H ial touched the weat coast of Africa the ant fot Oat of hie beed.and for the new tracks of the Beattie! , Ny , re Is that #0," exclaimed the fatr| cove him a $10,000 a year Job ab han : ‘ mapany wore ey a p ge ap “ry 0 take maiden, “Ian’t it on the chart Ayman at tt cking house, Qutb Jon the strect yesterday an ; e y ’ nee i A WORD FROM JOSH WISE if r ; jin the middle bee ‘ a mean | However 1 to drop me a a H ' : . 1 Auburn's line @ he nt broke, and I “ f the © | dan vnrchased w 1 exot hf eas and ite curb 1 " > ty OM the le 1 didn’t w ight « ! the Bb } - : . ; erect & cam besa | ch chas the contra ea oe —t : . (wth Th . Well, Willie blew in tod with | | ut it In ae 4 ervice ~ an jau idea that I 4 him » for. | r inaina to the ‘ rege , un cheaned 999 1 » Mr. Beefham,” he i, “you t in « “phys HW \ af he Norther 7 see Bi gc ee ae base for the stone pavement has|"** #!¥ / Soe 2 and den stood ‘ein oe artridge, canned phew been laid on James street between || \* 0°" ; “ ‘60 and Mi lant, canned wild duck, canned vent-| Jecoud and Third avenues \ 6, of & © will phat a? | here « ' « . 1 wish. I don't 27 « lating with I ight of that | margin eo narrow that f for they oe and I nearly tore moat paid the penatty for his bra also plat ia LETTERS OF A SELF-MADE to get #1) » tor! ery Ths “nv a police Pererrererrryy Pv | PACKER TO HIS SON, ' worms big, off Low Ane : b 3 | idea is worth §10,] 1 the bie "| CHICAGO FrERING ; Paria, J yok a cont = ae en Tsaw ahead at as viet | TALE 6008, 5 : Nebo ga ber Willie, dos ; ie ght of t atop | # Ore" rs been de § z+ you? He | Now, to make {ft good,” said |ping ¢ k of danger he ran t ae one otter ine $ ma " ° Wilite, “drop a shot or two In ever - —_ An the * a|* ° ee * Iwhiat and y toa € Ww a e fowl and a slug in the] , the t f “ ye » cod Ne os real sane man t “ a, Of course, a few peo-| MILWAUKE June 6.—Charg + ri gl Bryony a" tant wah @ t, I ey who played those mat: |, break t won't ing Secretary State Houser : apg sbaogg th 3 if ot thin ety, . pl comer ‘ il ttompted Ineur ' Neaag & who o ts sett ~ “a ‘Thave tt pret; alg knowing they have had the real! eal A Say fe the tres rd pov : rn ie oh i a A ae > 1 | rant for his ar The 3 h . ’ =| * one favir * wnat ens Bren he Pore Waite be made when Houser arriv : vin Rios pa s whose } ne and ha " m th mo . tans this afternoon ® jing Knocked ba oats 7 t your mat it “Your affectionate tath owe. hee Don’t Forget ine ot . Bice ; oo IN BREFHAM STATE NEWS | wint get any| At Lesehl Park Tonight . eS Dae Ott 8 GAN. ‘| “Ra Fassett and Art Han a » Magri 7 pa to Monroeviile Sur b ath of dee . ’ < 1 8 ue, O., Ga r , fie 4 TACOMA Mra ©? u _ q the U ‘ f 16, but ~~ dt 1013-1015 SEATTLE, Vs fn MO IN —In pursuance |e FIRST AVENUE’ WASHINGTON rs t te ‘ the Mayor, 5 prones - 2 renew) and Is were PAIN 1240 if w olew e¢ dow esterday afte in honor free nish the | t of Mra. Frederich cadend tonnda vet , fant child, Mra eye REMEDIES wv. A ub buckle CHENEY he following wore : " - : biue|f® 1 fay: M Lu a oe tt wide. | Ht on, C. L Hubbard | Ayer’s 8 — so 4 IF. W. Rent ge Engel, G. Wi ® et abiets, » Stewart, M Page Ptile for I TACOMA 4 ry ooh > Kika’ Association here Jun encarta Pa ~*e and ‘ < wb 1 “4 aphate. I Q special Peay oy: ith | oROPPING IN LATE AT iw i ° escce Sn ats iat waaen of say te . ANACORT? The council 1 Sarsape ' ry ! the that W How do you feel when roulh joo ering franchine asked W a 7 { ar long hair and 48+ those airship trips? mers’ Mutual Independen gaa a . i 1 began a bust nt the opposite of the way » Company, which deatres . : and | sev-|feel on an oc0ean steamer te & system to connect with ao he dart ered a! “How's that? the Independent system at Seattle ‘Oct | Paris 1 mever want the steamer to go erous petty thefts have been| ~ ——— oe ‘ : at . eported to th hin the apecia (on 4 AG d Ti t “ON A ad” ad ee " Quater. Wi & pin and | AGood Time to “Nose Aroun a | ‘7 Rroad tar “ nh one hundred at Our Store Is Friday sa ae ins rota oe Wore is THE bare © apeciaia offer ” oo | tun bette paella on di ] Not of ho you get ' » buy Mustin Underwear ike 622 ad 1013-1015 First Avenue the Phos ay and $e a mult of « hiet tained Bt ain the ‘ : pat a a EMERALD SOAP, § BARS Pie >: ° 7” I t ] | | | of the & Gubert-Ramalker et vot F a) wrerelatiie 1408 Be ‘ ! 1 that we bawve MILLINERY BARGAINS FRIDAY S100 LAST CALL ON SUITS. Suite tm the b kod 1-3 ot to London’ s Basement 18 lay u MAY MANTON PATTERN® 100. HOME OF THE UNIVERBAL RANGE re ( vaca age || SHERMAN, CLAY & CO. = <I Adams Tea & =< = Talbot for Patents. 206 Mutual Uife Security Re- LADIE’S AMU 8 —EMEN Ts. ae Terdivewe = meer anes (i quired, No RIBBON io. ieee oe Interest Charged The Only First-Class Theater. Both Phones 65 GRAND. R & Drew ¥ , } Pay BAN FRANCI PERA MPANY IN t = THE WEDDDING DAY.” ait oxta 4 It's ¢ tr Pretty as : ' ‘ . i i " N t P : - re . as ~~ iC .M * s BASEBALL Vell bel PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE FRESNO VS. SEATTLE sant sue RECMBATION PARK, Eastern Outfitting Virg Company, Inc. 1332-34 Second Avenue Near Plain Baths (2 1-2¢ Heady’s Barber Shop Cor. First and Washington. Union Seattie’s Reliable Cre House.