The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 9, 1906, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR HOME FOR BY STAR PUBLISHING CO, 1907 and 1309 Seventh Ave. r VERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY, ”9 Telephon: SS. See een THE ‘WANDERING JEW 1013-1015 Busine Independent 1188) Sunset, Main 1050, ~ : F . — ~~ he c BALLARD STAR AGENCT—am Ballara Ave Ounce, Ballard 6 = | Sinaia nnn we FIRST AVENUE WASHINGTON . « pnrones ‘ sng By B.. ne eae ee TARR RRR MAIN 1240 NDP 2 ‘ N Pry la» s »! when ¥ mn " 21s Another form of the homing tnatinet that te asverting it. & nat * * lw welf among the Jowtsh prople and which has found a * . Washington, 00 ereend-cluan phat \* the ITO by 1. Zangwill, the gifted author of the race, The word, # in ing Saturda eae atin ® ITO stands for Jewtsn 7 wial Organiaation, ¢ object of} & Speci | for A The Whiffwind City & those Jows who cannot or do not wih to remain in the landsl # untpure M « j \* in whieh they at went liv * rond Peat wuler istssitineninneiib \* In this article, written espectally for the Star, Zangwill delle, @ " : length, re : | of the principle of the movement and the mand for it, ‘The! ) a : Cynthia Grey, ayndiente writer and a frequent contributor tO |@ Tro has already effected an international organtaation * K t/y tuckwk Mi boudaes st ; ‘ " The # has her eye on Seattle, She evidently Mikes the city and | # Just where the Jewish stato will be founded has not beeh WV IVS rm) re has been 66m pe 9 “tb THE Ot HEADQUARTERS FOR ALAGK tts people and our way of doing things, In a recent article which | * Met . \ me tatk about consion of a port| w . | _ A OUTFITS. & tion of Kast Africa by Great Frttain, but the organiaat * 2, ts published simult sty in many cities of the country, Cynthia |e jooking all over the world for a progurable territory large > sewiSn\ ee Cownid . » wees fir $7.50; fap, Grey says | ® fertile enough and healthy «ah - beg “ ; . A The Whirlwind city ts the gateway to the great northwest, | # x Tae Through thts ateway pase the crowds of people seeking their for |PeeE EEE ER EE EY be ie i i i i ee ee ee ee ee ryt tunes tn far Ala Through this gateway is poured the wealth of - +Z, it te gold that country yields By |. Zangwill eat econamie w ure tn alt the people and in spite of the gold, Seattle is not a The trast biem of the Wan * migrations o Jews| ‘ot rich city. Tt epen a it goes a nd it goes like lightning, quickly fering Jew @ yw in York, and of | the United ate ' t Neues t iv tates ger 1 re enormousty . » rcontorey of abnormal activity steps a stranger. He 18 lempire, the question of the hour ie: |to pettle dows eat bums are] (iS tone ZANGWILL picked up ip a jiffy, whirled around, carried along, bumped and | Wontn en to this kind of charity with thumped in the name of progress, until in self-defense he becomes At 100,000 Jews wander t y we nt of the a part of the life and he, too, joins in the mad rosh poverty and oppression, whether| But this immigration inte: pere To the observer it seems that the madnoas has no method, but | actually fo escape death by #trava-| hecked. ‘The atr of 4 it has, ‘They are rushing to gain possession of the gotd fives, gold | lon oF tessa AO epee i fy ae Lay lag Bes 1013-1015 First Avenoe tens and gold twenties that seem to roll up hill in this city of Seat | oil the { Htates and Kng att the It te w halfday’s task to find ao bill, a bit of paper money. The [land but Canada, The Are ' wir increases the money in Seattle ts gold money, good gold, nothing else but the Afr Ait have! local anti-Hemit tH! saturation streama of Jewia immigra-| pate immigr small silver necessary to trade ger fhe feign ence at And when a man finds a gold ten he turns {t this way and that jrefuge, the tendency tm A ' 4 that the | way and into this line and that line of business until It grows to a grants is to rema thetr | strear f emigration, | twenty before it leaves his hands, and it leaves within 24 hours vienda | as , Teatives ¥ in| which eo many people object or there first seems to be the Seattle watchword. a a thet bhaiener to Prorat sag | e bd “There are no great fe Seattle js 1 flows, T force tw in | six hours to raise $75,000 for San Franc a rel 4 pany re of tit " ie ere world - Ny 8 alicia — © ple tow an alr of expectancy, Men look keenly ‘ 1] Not ite impoteney but ite competi. | — aren The whole town has an alr xpectat : fen abi é on “ 7 to the true ground of ahead 4 of refuge The|recountzed, legally secured home L and women are eager, intent. No one ifugers. If you tarry on | stimita a-| the sighted objections t its a side-~though it will mot! fs je one 5 f all the world Pu Ing @ street car you go on to the next block and walk back. Even | sdvent. i ts a N ich, split! tone hold R tnete of compare wanderer must feet himself Fi the houses, perched saueclly on the side hills, seem on the lookout ; ¥ eS ’ rong re Siday ane m every y unex o4 of neglected ter-| ceived t sdgingly, but with as S ” The people of Seattle are self-centered and selfish They may ted ty 0 & onal 5 “ n> nod ; " a7 . : ’ ne - de e ' ) dig , = ¢ . be unable to do anything for you, they can do anything on earth > rural sollte whe they ¢ " . oll gee ~ * ie , y oS eS tying mightily tb prepara i ‘ : ¥ d ‘ a ee “ ee What it is they expe don't know, Likely tt ts something in | Nee ee eT LD y (ar fa, it keeps Seatt Tt keeps the men, women and children a I 74% Becond t Avenue : ord ” he noth Strike at the Law By “JOSH pa eal | a . Every woman knows that a Another season of woe because A WOMAN ts sentenced to be |e ee aeaee ake ee &&® & I intothecity oo < 4 | iow $ tie Holand and Mise polished table collects so much All the women want Mrs. Aggie Myers’ sentence commuted " s —or # /a city ba ! proud performed the ¢ ° 5 ts of men want her pardoned im Gutaen Abdael cee con with envy as | Those prosent were: Mr. and Mrs dust in a day that she can write ing points & repetition of the samme old game, the | @ acceptable nature will * Gentile T. WIRDEMANN te oe S nas . 1.8 . = -— Mr ov] ¥ ®. * Degen | ® There are hundreds of humor Was of ot ‘ arta rant Ah ge H. Prieve, of 5 Fab Gis Ge alee @uiatinnietaas wae a trult stand, and riebe, of Renton No one wants a woman hanged he ae the Go aunties. One te led, and sho applied — | wh the have watered for “yd, of Paradine; Mes The th . h But why a! this work upon individuals? Why se GO AT THE |e proposes ts ect as pub- @ Gar ahead Waibdhes lo Nigar aS same & happens to a LAW? j for those in this com: @ ing came, sg gern Pa go ll ogg nggher ‘ 1 afin at cover ar “ ayden oberta, of ST a acialidiies opitas sheet ethdaney et wenn, 12 St wim chores hort and eal (OL See, that L cover lof Paradise: | Hayden Roberts, soda cracker exposed to the air ah sm at de legislatures to act AGAINST IS weaaaneaeaneeene oust he S rey Catlum’s nafa®, |1 80 ruthlensly ne cherished | Mins Mercy Lougheed, of Mack Dia ° * THE LAW THAT MAKEE IT POSSIBLE | nga a pepe aa secrets of lovely woman? David Lloyd, of Maltby —sufficient reason for buyin There are a few states, now, where capital punishment has beon MORE TROV@LE jeattle 8. 1. BURNTRAGEER isi sanaunaeiiee” aakinn deem ae Pe Pee ee anda 8 abandoned. Why not in states? Some people wanted more good | reqs Compton, of Paradise; Rev. Mack Uneeda Biscuit the only Give the state governors a rent and PITCH INTO THE LAW Pee pe — — — ptt nae Seattle A. O. WELSH. |intewh, of Kirkiand The General Federation of Women’s Clubs is now in session in na wat tn tose. a eee eee ee ee ee, See ee soda cker. P. rf | st Whea Monw wes cous are | ON BOARD THE YACHT their home in Beat cra ° erfectly pro- athe eat organization Under its dire mal went out, that had been in be |Ghe asked papa to purchase the ™ . . . as : 1. : | | yacht tected in a dust tight, moisture course of action could © mapped out, by which every legisiatare | ey got Moore, and still lost He reptied, “Dear Dacht t cannacht,| QQ rowned in iu the country might be approached, and quickly | more and yet they still hav For I haven't the dough Go at it right apital punishment impossible, | ¥ stele ic wees: As you very © a pr pac! where it belongs 1 they are great i Seattle, & H. BURNTRAGER eens lady dre ’ > eoteetiiing welt seesachings A young lady was nearly drowned GO AFTER THE LAW, GOOD WOMEN, and God speed to you! ary Maaad tesneen j { this morning while imming in i pg AE panning | WhoreAre You Going Sunday? (ai6 Wassingion, and when reaus 7 &., f i | Why not go over to Bremerton, citated the first thing she sald was Br tee eee eerenes SPR Re Lee ee ’ | Visit the Navy Yard, see the world Oh, if 1 had drowned I couldn't have 7 | famous battleship Oregon, or stop purchased one of those Bathin i A WOR P pu ‘ «| > * O FROM JOSH Wise. of at Pleasant Beach and pick Gaps for te that will be on sale at} » _ wild flowers’ It ts a magnificent Bartell’s Red Cross Drug Store, €1¢ < * * ip, and no para required to on- Second ay, Saturday, | know they * ¢ the Navy Yard. Boats leave | sell ularly at T6c, and I'd have! = * REMEDIES bs ee ee, a of. THe. FIRING Line, Pier 2, six times daily, Round |missed a genuine bargain. Don't/ 4 » *“ a man tht didn't ™ trip to 60 cents oe }forg tomorrow. vita § ? i think he cd pick TH " a en ae $ BY ELLA K. DEARBORN, M. D. Ps Gut beter weather S EONAR HAT &) * * fer iW world “Yea,” re “ 4 or m marked the hat, “KH is]... a OPA AA | edad te iti ee Bature does. quite true that I bave reached the 4 oy pole, and you will percetve by my | a! Camphor is drying—use the oll battered condition that | have sus-| thie alone tained some severe knox; yet I in-| ‘8 ta People who find tiffientt to variably came out on top While *8n digest add lime water, but most —_— owning « band, I am not much of 8 STARTING MONDAY AFTERNOON r ce | toe people use too much. ‘Ten drops is} They aay the rich they rob the poor.|}musician. Yet f keep in close touch | tre with the eae beater, the | For sid the to know for re but owing to obli-| milk will digest east CHE T| Where the poor get all the jones thet are binding, | matn-| The Eminent German Actor, in » Condensed Version of POSITIVELY NO BUNDLES DELIVERED AT oe mtb a. , maf ve fr oe age on Beng rh OR. JEKYLL AND MA. HYDE THE PRICES 4 mixture of saliva will prevent ite} If the “P.." denies the “News.” | my career ts blocked out Owing to} NO BUNOLES DONE FOR LESS THAN TEN eo co nalallges see pena age Fo kle da ne oale <p fpr eng nter mevegh sgy gon Falardo Ellsworth & Burt cents Un If you have the hot t,| to read the “Stars” to get the eo! quite elevated, yet “The Inatrumental Man” Comedy Sketch Team. Sag font drink immediately aa B Might Bow usually sccompeanes rts Cc. 0 la c ba } meals, ag {t dilutes the gastric| Seattle Slang ae She ts Spoke. [my downfall. At times I feel as M Ki L Br hei Shi 10 C 1 2 a apn guid anlanas capeaeaon | ee a a Se ee ee oe tea en 2 ee Ces orenzo Brothers ’ rs Ct Don't drink salt and water. You} Yellow Peril Sunday Times peony Sl hr ae There Wonders at Songs and Dances | The Famous Ctrous Acrobats Cuffs 4c Ba get too much salt in y system | Cutting up Regrading " ai Font © gn wd neotenic wares oan and my asp _The tarascope Peter Dunsworth peng ged pail « a , , . ley tas alate toann daieimen B FACT THAT WE HAVR T <4 If you apply fomen’ there th tunne mn i 0 Views of Real Life No BShow Complete Without Him MODERN AND UP-TO-DATE MACHI Bal ue lay be shguicien to astonieh san . pelt, ech; to 3 ant 1 Puget Sound AMPLE PROOF THAT WE CAN GIVE ae iustard plaster without his permis-|wet clothing or neglected upplica-| Ahead of the Tiwics .. Tt Auction Sale BEST SATISFACTION ‘Gat sion, and the next day fa equally | tions. 1A Great Se ird Avenue RUSSELL @ DREW, Managers. No: astonished that sho DARED to give) | While you use the fomentations, | o's steam shovel) W. MH. Finck’s jewelry store, 816) "The Most Popular Theater.” -__- ee & teaspoonful of cooking soda SH THEM! When you sto at Seattle T. WIEDEMANN Second ave. daily 2:39 and 7 ‘e. Theater Phones 667 dear slomach; the masiard COULD |warm, dry Nanne in the ace as ° ee an thy = jewelry _— ' rices: Adulte, 25e; Ch mn lc. Evening prices 20c, 90 KOT do any serious damage, andjeise you are lable to do more tie ITY HA ware. clocks, cut glass, ete, regar bir fog pele lrg er ene ae = | lene of cont ove . “TONIGHT, “SLAVES OF THE ORIENT" — oa have Hot Mentions tee touatie bet building stands on a re Week « Sunday Matinee June 10 row. Every nigh . thor at thelter than cold. Be very cautious|S™*1e4 street in a degraded condi ” aoe OFFICES: 1801 8th Ave. and 1512-1614 6th Ave. Ra _ the t bounded om the west b a 5 it alt © trow- | about er neu of med ia the winter and ‘ THE AYLESWORTH COMPANY studi worse. no{|* Se \ ‘ : tn the ewmy 9 erente preeratatie - 1s ci roomvane| nae a ee aus | Shabbily may? oO Tppay 3 or croupy, or h cold muck rake hed a over D d M . atime intensely interesting Rig * scenery and spore ve t On the south = Health 0} Way, be Who Succeed Agency 604 Pike Street, Seattle. UAL The Richt Road ~ ; GRA ND THE ONLY FIRST-CLASS THEATER CURES CORNS € ig t Roman right who abandoned — ; 65--B0TH PHONES--65 > BETWEEN post in 18% when th new u eal Sey Sees ane {mina ' Pe ghar MONDAY AND ALL WEEK, SATURDAY MAT Seotie © echtie oae Mh cote. Saint Paul, T reff devoted himself » ; et out of the elt y | JSSELL & DREW PRESENT THE aa Gutea then ont cme no on . :. sgh . we Ae weg yp vanes Ay et ot of easter 2 : be is Pech SAN FRANCISCO OPERA COMPANY IN drogateta, Fee bathe aa, oe gg tegucanc "iat the meat Ctr ithe me ulin “ne | “THE NIGHTINGALE” Kansas City and lifficult » were submitted to | cate ee ns Weddin in @ortebaba Chicago his consideration and many of his| 2!" neg dP PBs oa | a renee mtespretations of the law a ased be how the 4 cand ft me Day” | OFFENBACH’S WONDERFUL COMIC OPERA CURES CORNS we Fe me sy ago be M got r gre ‘ 1 Matines 500 25¢. Next—The Princess Chic { Gucees respected b the friends of |" Many mn neve E i REAT ones oO }made here but w not vialble tte zr ate ge ther ears the Gpuation ta ae” eS CURES CORNS | Brera enemies ng the barri en ee ae Se BA Ss EB vey ‘.. ‘.. WOODCOCK’S PHARMACY, } Rawev rious of his big revenues, aboutine'Zateution ot. the Patrel” Bast PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. sie, Weeh “te u ft be rage oy wesyel Lgs 1' Yery dno amy alc galt om more FRESNO VS. SEATTLE - Unequaled Equipment ut has a sincere aversion to the|°r) ba torn sown and a new TOMORROW AT 2 Dod F as Eeivileges of birth ern city hall t ‘on. | ‘ RECREATION PARK. gated BA - ee Others, however . ADMISSION 25¢ AND M. MUROMZEFF _ Table Queen Bread larger haul out of ‘the € Take Virginia or Cedar + a AND oa T. PETERSBURG . ‘ome of our foremost mind read: seet Two Games Sunday—2 P. M. E _ os, | For E H gus oxemont mind owes | Eastern Outfitting et eee Be a cotcorated, protionsr of the | nae eae ee, TTT Ne | Some tay atide down the bil, crue : a profess Me ans that ied bre ad hos been mis Company, Inc. p } NOTICE For full Information, appli Mapelinelce Cream *~':" ss ss=. °° Excursion to Olympia} wosehusd seme | {PrainBaths12 F2e ce lon Ser tec can't imagine how g00d Me-| flour leaves the barrel wntil pone cut! n cena ion Galbraith dock a ’ Near Union. Hl d ° B b Fen % rip ro . Ht Bear Law Mo yw 210 Mutual Life pre pleine ice cream is until you try alit for the table. The blue label or 2. ‘Returns 10 p.m. Ro eattle’s Rellabl e benefit, and my own em fr your be rmerty $3 Seattle, - - Washi dish at Shaw's Pharm: i. hath loaf sa ciahenten of ouilie, Fa mt. ry ri iron é x worn a ‘snene say ea y 5 ar er Shop Mgt OWEN. : 86.00 pases a can Bank building *** | phones 526 oes Cor, First and Washington. Main 067 fatten ee LOGGERS’ SUPPLY co, olman Dock Pr