The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 12, 1906, Page 4

+ BALLA BY STAR PUBLISHING CO. 1907 and 1909 Geventh Ave, Qe Editorial: — independ yma; Businena: Independent 1138; Sunset, Main 4060, THE SKATTLE STAR STAR DUST By “JOSH” JESDAY, JUNE ta, [OFFICERS ANSWER QUESTIONS. } | WRITES TO ADVI > wy this } 4 vreaident of the Alaska-Yukon| Colonel John Kinzie will A ‘ FR HAO © En mag ‘ nitty rg yeute : lay |evening conclude the office abe An Comming r - lamination for the Becond regiment , ‘ veretal tt malted communicath be temporartly |Pegun last lt in Colom D, Panty Jot the advisery board y|' - 2 eure D, appoluted by Godfrey Chealander of | ine uson by Adjutant General Pads hin trip north Inst fall, G v i i ¢ Ned W. B. Moggatt, of Alaska Drain on hia return from W ashing ' th ay month, ton, Dr. FM. Carroll ix conduct: |i» M1 vort unt ernor W. W. B. Molanes In rt ing the phystest examination HE SEATTLE STAR EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY, Telephones Main 1080, RD STAR AGENCY.¥ ard Ave, Munset, Mallard aoe been re hweat Territory, b id for] OVERCOME BY SMOKE IN TENE. | Ory board ne permanent advis . ocr your cube — , eae RRR eT mut Ray Twas wel i . og ‘ ~ ~ « ¥ eubec rtp aout |e ¢ * wu ble in golog to@his kallery { oy men Gruen the Tet, 4 ne a . * The Star iis hag sedge ° and « = ms ° int of om picture MENT FIRE GHE LETS GO oF HONOR FOR LOCAL BANK 4 ’ Postotfice at Beaitle, Washington, as @ ator tions from ite re: ¥ wales | ae vee “i CHILO, We } euenenarenin memnrartintece wares omen |# “Star Dust” column, All of an #/1 nevei naw auch a pletare tn wil » WHO'IS DASHED TO) vasdcior, the Now York financta acceptable mature will be pr my life haven't seen anyghing! OgaTH oO} journal, places the Waal m Na Another Great Scandal # sa. ‘Original matter is desired. # 0" boat It wince 1 wan a boy a the PANE: — Voaat banks, of weattie, 16th In Os EATITLE, ® There are hundreds of ty * i farm down in the Beloto Filey " 7 oll. of or, compris Ink - {013 1015 ——— en & iste in every community wheee @ jn Ohio. | velit for a apeqed I - a in. at ab. ane WAS! ; # only lack ie a publisher. The ®/was back there, watching the cows SA coumer ee FIRST AVENUE’ SHINGTOM insurance Dusinoms, the world over, ts being discredited |@ tar pro each. eo. wel> @| suntide | dha | in 1068, AMM BOL New York, June 19.~Sear per lene ns jth witle por a nee by the inoxomaeble teuthse!at.dhe large eajerity ef the companion, |@ Heher’ for thete in thie com: Biine te. buy that ploture the} sons aro known to be dead and| place, which It held in MAIN 1240 40, both foreign and domestic, doug business in San Francisco in ref * munity # | French government and exhibit 1t in| several others are mixeing au af nd ay their losses promptly * all our branch house Them Il! wutt ® fire in @ fivestory tene | Klein, the shoemaker { o ‘ yn [REAR eA RARER ive nome lithographs made and) ment honse at 209 Kast 97th at, | y scat two months have elapsed since the fire swept aw , ya, {BIVO OMe to every oUMtor epurn-| yesterday afternoon. ‘Two firemen ° w California city, and yet no losses of any consequence have been ad man Angry father me eee jing 80 coupons which arg fp be) were injured by falling from the} ” justed and pald. A number U policy holders hav tod drumming! = =W ) placed im the top beet Gap. | building and one of them cannot e ts received 60 cents on the dollar, for setting ' J 4 N a ae ones | that's he And Pit | o ng gpd daughter snge the name of the pleture and $c thrilling rescues took M Dut the big erty owners, ar jorehants, t father, I'm only running 1 it SSeene Just Outside John} place and just as the firemen were o alone, so far as paying their claims ts concern thing on the plano, man’s Slaughter Moun I} about to take « woman and her 2| 2 Only antes, with a prope Well, stop : ox I've forgotton hew to turn al year-old baby from the fire escape : have adv to pay In fu : a ae ae: jok thag bongs the ‘basine Jon third floor the woman fell, | : . ver the plana, Well, that’ pleture showed a little| overcome by the smoke, and drop: | meanly king in behind teehniealitic ' » r , ra th ‘ | - am of water, ‘There wasn't one! i e ¢ | ing the avoid payir t in the bunch that had tubereulont It wa od to death on the |B are « . - rh has developed tha t liumpy jaw or anything else. And| paver feet below. The other S ' te ju low wh yw ted wm er! ” s were found on the top floors ed with the fr ne * wita ma \y oties were Suu | * eh “ ¥ f | thorns and cleaned thelr} of th | . atil the \ od fit to enter a brought to b the fact that » y amall compauies, with | patio: rh were ot many files! IN VEGETABLELAND | back as i age 1 - | the . ie auy capital, ha ! uke in « lim th bothoad and the cows |] Deine thely tries fl ‘ be unable to meet their obligations : 4 them off. Two of not be surpassed for Wes ’ ¢ eee we eee tag © were wa them, but eon ance, and ¢ y upended Ind. 1240 Whe me Ww . , , fly, just ae a pup will wag hie mers sAnemeniia brings « 1 of the law, it was certainly an act of mora pitude which ca en he's up to his oars It a pan] alta: her wie. bene. © us the most sweeplug " of sulk. Some were drinking, others| a, ond why t eng the fire iy c ox were rolling their tongues andl | . e soap a ‘ scking their lips and some were! aot trying to cheat 6 Se gt: standing there with their mouths Come Se ant nelet your Gum 1043-1045 First Avenue whole world, it ts ha ’ full of water which they were al trit «i here One thing Laws st 1 be enacted tm € 0 << lowing to trickle out slowly, ike a] that’s neceasary to clothe « man er insurance by 2 y, and pr ng for means of kid with « mouth filled with butter| a sof the |WOULON’T THAT CURL YOUR ch, the juice all over his cheeks | ‘ money ou claims of ckholders tf boob wary ot | ns bedae Protas ppg Ohagrat Compa ove too small | it was simply great. You “ma “| in Oh een eh ee RAR RRA RRR RE PROPERESTEREDE SET . pn Pade . | Outing Bulta $12.00 and up. ® ' plone . a or oF _ , f the le | bd 7 HARD-WORKING AMBASSADOR of them are mK A F , « of the ¥ H ° e the manaxe affectionate father est ideas in Hata, Shoes and * WASHINGTON, D. C, Juve 12.—The French ambassador, Ju» “Now, the JOUN BERFMAN | } Be serand, does more real hard work for his salary than any other woman. You noticed what Lieele Onton: Mow did you make | % member of the co He is one th whe had 4 F escape from the stew? | | @ tenals court vict often than even Ga ‘ oe very cross ST ITS Rosle Tomato: Oh, there was 6 Ou f i He ts a ithe Frenchman, but he can “hold Unel work g ‘round her. And vain BS irthe rintons mun a vai a Auction Sale W If the relations of an ambassador to the 1 lon ta some way the ama ' New RK, | u on 1332-34 Second Avenue thing, we are on very 1 t . an | ever knew \ a June 4-8. 4 ‘ , On, Fe wee ens : n in ane of most agres denis hove titel a te a Jervelry store, & Near Union. ar aetekeekeeede s men t ever knew. He can fecond ave y 2:38 ana 1 ‘ i vi SERRE RRR ERR HE ws eene ie - sik teal aah Ried Of & eae astonishing hb Diamonéa, watches, jewelry, aliver- “Beattle’s Reliable Credit ] A Y & nsimemieaaiieali - h n. And everybody finds the frome mda] were, cleetes, ent glass, ote, vegan i man hard to get along with w chety coun} C0 of aeet Ss d othe van vidual strengths 711 Second Avenue he tattoo marks all over him Rus ) boys ‘sidianabienandnaeens sell Sage Me's always afraid Paci jsomebody's trying to beat him.” ae BAN FRANCISCO, Cal, June 12—] Re . the Mra. Grace ol-Coffin- Walker-Cot- | A WORD FROM JOSH WISE, aa ve spell toes jan fla-Layman-Snell-Love is the name! Hection, and we've got to get rid of the that tells the ried and fm the world. For she sixth time Mrs. Layman. who was the daugt ; ter of the late Amos J. Snell, weal en nee exalan Weight of the « thy Chicago real estate man, has ¢ have a low fire if o with } married in Ventura, Cal. Her bast you keep tb’ drafts “pt pe | busband ts Hugh M. Love, a youn ‘| opes. ot * the Goods | Californian newspaper man | Miss Snell began her matrimonial | acrybats ” Hest Half Wool Drews Gareer in 1884, when at the age of} piana by “ ree noid at 26 she married Frank Hixon| aré tn tee Wes we hate top me Coffin, a dancing master ” toe ~ 60 waowe 1 ies, Saste~ aber wore forgiven by her father ETTERS FROM A SELF MADE , A ble ma - aD ved together tem years, ur oe fag which time three children were | PACKER TO HIS SON. ‘the bern. They were divorced in 18M “ oo - . ‘ ©@ grounds of incompatibility, bat Paris, June 12, 1906. 4 fect, high four years Inter, at the bedside of | their dyte maarried vorced in Mrs. Coffin became the wile of C. Walker, a hotel clerk when MRS. GRACE SNELL.COFFIN wolce she has cultivated. She alw| WALKER - LAYMAN -SNELL- |Uom in either the bax woos of the 2 $50,000, ” wf the unles a ee teat ae ote her atten — ae “ a op a howe oF «8 rngnt If you are going t> buy real estate, buy right Get They were divorced tn 1900 leaving an estate valued at * all right on woodwork . fn when values are establishing a new standard dally, The remainder of Mrs. Love's 000 to be divided among her three fF It preserves the wood, but this Royal . personag Ox Bow occupies the most sight!y piece of ground to matrimovial ventures are scheduled children. Mra. Coffin's resources| ‘ing of daubing up « fast year ‘Thet the southern district as follow» had previowdy euffered on ac: Canvas ine favorites of the i 1901—Remarried to Frank Nixon count of her matrimonial ventures. |'*** ¥° be all who has mma om Dress Gingham, regular 16 The improvement; at Ux Bow are high class. It has Coffin, O« hotel lasted four day. Dt Chicago, for jewelry in New York Verced Coffin om Nov. 11 for um | for board bills in Sap Francisco and meet @ is or - pe ‘ known reasons for the education of her children. | collect could fritter his time) other ruler who tas 1 his is an opportunity for the man who wants « home. Hore 1903~-Married Perkins A. Lay- She went into bankruptcy, and was/*¥4y loating in picture galleries ax tm thet etunte is an opening for (he man who wants a profitable i man, 2 clerk at Vannuys hotel, Los relieved of $50,000 in debts, Her listening to th en gg ueraiernemeeenam | Vestment. Here ix the chance you have been looking . Iiance. it fe said, promises (OMt such drivel a ‘Ob at Angeles latest alliance, tt t 4. prowl oil in pe Bi Whet a TEMPLE PAYS DIVIDEND. for—to secure desitible proparty—in the very pats ot 1995 —Divorced him to bring happiness after a long ree: | OP" See ae” ne " ae 1908—Married Hugh M. Love ord of unfortusate matrimonial ven-/%0u'~ and stuff like tha Willie! rn. first dividend on the ot mi Progress, near the c ty, 20 minutes’ ride from business Mrs. Coffin'’s mother died tn 1900, | tures Brush is the only panes being Si ain leben Maligle ae nameonnd ta center, at such low prices and on such easy terms that ove knew or hea ol ho didnt yn punced with art and the artistic Of courne ee Temple asaoriation U in veut. PARK FOR WEST SEATTLE. when: & canted 06 & Sletere aut reggae oa - ~*~ i cent on Take the South S»attle car, get off at Monroe mip “ there with ms {=e & on 0,000 street, ‘The “Ladies impr ment club of Means something esl ewe bm RO one block west t) the property, @here the salamen West Seattle has presented the city sian I am no art critic a 3 ‘ ‘ h . with a park ai the intersection of Pevet have pretended to be one, bait N. PL FILES PROTEST Bive Cheek Gingham Aprons, Itke on the gf0und will give you prices, terms, etc, or apply I flatter myself that f can (ell about _ Miscellany re and a cheng to our downtown offices an Fou make it yourself Grand and California ave. The tr provements on the lots were made 8% Well ae the next one just what] The Northern Pacific ralltoad last! by public subscription. At the/Kind of a picture on a lard can will] night fled « protest with the city] meeting of the counctt taat night atch © woman's ere when she ent |council against the construction of| - ers a grocery. 1 think I know what | the norete en wall TAIO, WHO CLAIMED HISTRI- it sell - eee | ohh iene some. Wi te ‘i 3. C. Mayen, Managets | PRIMARY CLUB TO MEET. what [ started out to say was Ph I the —o aboard Security Co. ONIC TALENT, ARE ALLOWED pete cba Sp reno ogy, I ge ier | ee En a pe aga . ws , Wash Pabrice ts 212 American Bank Bidg. 3, 4 and 5 Starr-Boyd Bidg. A NT atric lrect a on er lowed my S$ Life are very attractive, " — : - ONE HOUR TO START COUNT: lo tnary club, comprising im It io be dragged 1 rt cience of pmprining am 7 hee Sain S676. tnd. S808. Main 3307. Ind. 2299, ING TIES. (membership vo the Sixth and «callery here Now, have Examinations daily by Prof. Duan} steer § Ls mt ed very Eighth wards no use for # man so stubborn thatl@ Co, the noted phrenologiata a ee n youll find else ice Gia meeting this « he can't own np to It when he was! room 200 Shafer bullding, 1414 Sec Goettes 1 ash =6Goods Wa Watk Joseph Norman|way. The purpose mg, and while I'm not admitting Full reading $1.90. end Jar on, all young me 18 to perfect the oreneization of the | am wrong ajout this art business 9 to 9 daily —_-—— -—— - — yesteris by Patrotr 7 nigh Watkar ~ MINERS WARN 'G 7: RAND THE ONLY FIRST-CLASS THEATER on the stand, “but 1 ¢ SAN FRANC 18CO OPERA COMPANY in ; , | UNIVERSAL RANGE e ur “The laconic Hubbard not the k around “I guess peach of 5 witness th jected “One be nounced his t out to “h Sedge Gerdor . | KILLS 130 REBELS. To and all week, biggest hit of the Aylesworth Compan } MIDNIGHT IN CHINATOWN.” ] DURBAN, Natal, June 18-—11,000 turned away Sunday Next week—"THE TOI mathe Geo. & hair + Grenory i+ troup ta oo Hy ‘lovely woman, 1 might way charming. We call our man with h tter thers are just right foro mt ° Your owh price-—-we want them all to go Wednesday, we to save, Now is your chance. Come ir “wn up and each other ” note Agility. apd. the ory of the most mar-| et-divorced woman ofte eeQl2 SUAS WOR Se ER Et chaste Stt SEleseels sececerecs Dear Perey I don't suppose It's necessary for }me to tell you I'm not much on art Vierry” law You know me well enough to know one, wae that. | never could see where work the “greatest | with 2 paint brush eame in for nee just manages omc ge ne child, they were ro} They were agals | SERS ate Seattle 1899, and the seme yea: S*pseen the w m and the idle classes, Imore tt I never could see why a healthy| before hie angust man with notes to meet and nétes| King Mdward, of whe water, graded streets and com { walks and curbs, The of lots here are bound to increase shortly, Here we mark it and ery day, We *. 17. Honeymoon at Met She was sued for a cigarette bill In prices The Ladies Vests | Other mood ones bée, 30, and She Ain of white aprons pure white, no the purchase of a new car was or red and a saloon leense was granted to King & Owens kind of a label to paste on a ham/along the waterfront outside of can of boneless chicken to} Raliruad ay. at a cost of $260,000 Van De Vanter-Davis Co McLaughlin Resity Co. and med league MAY MANTON PATTERNG 100. AMUSEMENTS. in THE NTINGALS of Sea len’t Josing me DILLON 1 at not being able to|morning S of the, on etved ar y him to leave n or be killed -s- » THE PRINCESS ( Hike tem | IRD AVENUE | 200 c0ke he district are in an ng nod - ae we RUSSELL & DREW, Mgrs. BOTH PHONES §»7 Dr. M.M. Ring. Goo, D, Bum 00 Osteopathic Physiciaas Men's 416 ARCADE o- / Shoes for a | | | | | | | | | | Phones, Main 443 $5 Cash Register Exchang WE BUY, SELL OR EXCHANGE commanding the change in our Zulu ee CASH REGISTERS 4 an. HS mt ma “" val ' bor "ogistera. . « owt We've Got More | ©.» <7 FA oe ’ the ape ---ALSO--- or two weeks’ trial treatment ye - le M IS 25 - - - oa Hi Hedley, "EY BASEBALL BASEBALL BASEBALL The Sundwall Co. Men’ $3 50 to 7 — PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE 609 Ist Ave. Phone 697, satin ® I th e LOS ANGELES VS. SEATTLE ny: Tenotasw sr ve | « ¢ Shoes for “9 Mise ¥ RECREATION PARK Seert 7 Sse Manele au ades ateans tah | DO YOU KNOW Women's rhoea a, okin OO REFINED ROLLER SKATING (4 SCnnA WATER 3 ® the best tr marke nee e ‘somach : Plain Baths (2 1-2¢ When? Any time ea te ae j ya pi sa 1 fn & | a. DELICIOUS WI ache, Ia ¢ 0, we tar . " ‘ ng rap unorg tn roy the UNION BAKERY || “eady’s Barber Shop a sa eae ~— an pa Arme AND CAFE Cor. Fiest oné Washington HUNTER & NUCKOLES, Props, | i Jot em Gray Shoe Co 7 "Vibeatort es nee ool Eotent Aennat yap ee ‘ : &. Pacific and Puget Peiancagh Bottling Co. ‘ : : ae j mated ‘ Page 6. fonts. A” aos a PHONES 927 921 Second Av.,Near Madison