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PRY STAR PUBLISHING CO. THE SEATTLE STAR 1207 and 1909 Seventh Ave EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY GEL Editorial: Inder Ma Busine Indepe: Main 1060, STAR AGHNCY-s% Pollard Ave, Sunset, Ballard m& meonth. “Stop, Look, Listen!" Tt Is sald that the highest price ever recetved for a writing was the fee of $10,000 demanded by a lawyer who nished to a rafiroad company warning sign for ore Stop, Look, Listen This makes Kipting’s dollaraword look cheap, Buc before the end of a yoar the lawyer was Informed by the president of the road that the warning met every contingency im court and had saved Many times its cost ought to be Words that are worth $3,300 to a railroad company worth something to the rest of us, Stop? Look? Listen? How many of ua do any one of the three? We rush with shut eyes and closed ears, Then we sue the worl for damages. Do we get them? Stop” Why should we? Have we not got just so many things to do in just fo much time? Business must cor at all coats, and there ts little time for anything else? What if the poor do ery out and clutch at our Meeting forms? What have we to do with these? Why should we rest? We must push along, regardless of those we knock down or send back to the ranks hopeles, Look? For what? We are already looking for every opportunity that will in any way (1 our pockets. We never bitad to a bargain Why talk to us about the Deauty of the aky or the splendor of the oun or the peace and glory of the mmer landscape’ Men must be stronger than to indulge tn euch weak and puerile things. The true standard of beauty consists In the woman's face oa the silver dollar Listen? Why, we hear the silvery tinkle of the “tin” that fll We have no time to waste on the songs of birds, What does it y a man if he listen all day to the ba of the brook down In the shady glen, or sit amid the t fm the old wood and throw away precious hours trying to make ouc what the wind ts whispering? The locust is not so bad bee e it reminds one of the sto With the whirr of wheels and the of crowds are not already weary of l.stening? ai of argument matehes this In thought, if not ta Many a man's ! word Wearted of striving that never coases and never wins him joy that satisfies, he is stil so involved in the mazes of this beloved Business world of his that he stifles bis some, seared heart's yearn ing for surcease and balm. ‘The man who counts the loss of time and th vacation when he fs tired out ts a pitiadly poor ecc favestment can possibly bring such rich returns. > . against @ No other expense »nam Lat The old farmer who used to try to beat the train to the crossing mow li He stops, looks and listens, and stops short of danger to a ripe harvest of days. There is a grade crossing every day tm Ife. Safety and happt Bess come of heeding this sign. The Fall of the Foressts Tn the very near future this country will be suffering a lumber famine. The once mighty forests have gone, or are going, like grass before a scythe. ‘The lumber cut tm this country in 1905 ts stated by the depart ment of agriculture at 27,738,000,000 cubic feet. The vast jortions of this slaughter of the forests may be appreelated by imagining the Tumber to be ail of Inch thickness, making a “board walk” 2000 feet wide from New York to San Francisco. Black Walnut has almost ditappeared. Oak has become a rare wood. Geo pine, once che ly. There ts little more white pine, and one of the difficul { building now is that there is no gubstitute of quite such versatile usefulness, Only 2.5 per cent of the year’s cut comes from this noble t The once despised hemlock furnishes almost three times as h. In the scarcity of better } ber, poplar, basswood, which the of 1850 did not consider fit for firewood, furnish more than white pine. Maine and Michigan are no | Pacific slope and the gul lead tod: ber state, and Louisiana second. Arkansas, Misstesippi, Mna, Texas, Alabama, Georgia smd = Virginia make with eight southern states, each of which lead Maine in the lumber produced. How the huge annual cut of lumber and the ravages of forest fires as weil shall be replaced is one of the most important problema with which the country has to deal Some of the great railway companies are planting tr iiilons to provide railway ties for the future, The government has sm Amertean ger the great lumber states North Caro Loulsiana amount of on by the Been feebly attempting experiments in forestry. But far more thor ough measures than any yet undertaken mast be resorted to, and that speedily, if the next generation of Amerteans fs not left without lumber. Income for Marriage whatever that {s—has decided that an and met a an 1 possibly at social settlements or to do her part in the making pop the question” ask that The Chicago Commons @ligible young man who has saved $5 whose training at home, tn schoo! and similar listitutions has fitted of an attractive home, can afford to the day be named It ts demonstrated by means of t salary of $100 a month a marrie can, under stances named, not only live comfortably tn a fiveroom flat, bt $800 the first year toward a home of their own. Here is where Cupld fs put out of business. The lit auditor of accounts, When he and if the loosened shaft lodge in the of @ peasant it is all one to him. Really, income is the least Important and has been such ever since th blooming in the human heart The thin Chiet ng them are labor But both of them often fy ja full of want Want and ne by mo means synonymous whether the are not have good for them than people who have not enough. Juries and crimes against mank rich young we and bles and diagrams that on a ctreum- ut save the god is no his eyes draws his bowstring he heart of a plutocrat or the breast thing {1 happy marrtage, of love first began to 8 al to the happy home Ne baolutely easont are strangely and her of these costs trom it actual starvation it isa ar few. money The but o in little stion e than really The greatest worl mm who me is nore people in ind today are committed by the ultra The cost of living cannot be f by any standard. It from $200 a year for some preache 0,000 a year for stock blers; but home happtr 7 nt ne In the at xact statist it is sa F id erable than half the fam { Chicago live ot abl less than half of $190 a montt b erage income of 1 the United States ts less than $ a year — — REE ERE RK * - & WHO WANTS A FLYING MACHINE? . AP@LY TO UNCLE SAMUEL. # * * W Storr « ‘ t * * ahd e N.F h of Prof. Pt , * # has * # chit rs « af * # const © Potow » “Rous . * ® apart rng had “a . . F Mig « M * * ” ° + — e a & * . ta ex * 1 + ty s he # * * * t m . h * a fepartment ” t ade * 4, or tu the A {* * vernme to ox oe & * s mig se * a divers * * 7 * * EEE Hh hhh ALBERT HANSEN| "°°" 20" ote cows 706 Int Avenue 1048. The | Washington being the chief lum- | STAR DUS By “JOSH” eee RR ci t * * i and *® The Star lav contribu: me wround th : " ® tens fro ite readers for the @) waved. I k, beet, "Star Du * column, All of am ® ana 1 tan at de q 1 ® acoeptable nature Will be print: * ‘ ere the fuera! t © ed, Original matter is desired. & 4 ¢ «ix . es * re are hundreds of humor * . TT e ahd us * in every community whose #09 it a ® only tack ip a publisher, The @ oy fepartr io ® Star propo to act as pubs # ' t t ate hb jon ® lisher for th in thie com @ acid and f . it & munity * ta 4 Picha Oliva © . ® ha auera y tho | eee eee ee eee ee ee re t ediment dan b | } uset ie tt » chicken dppart UP TO DATE NURSERY RHYMES, | pone 7 \ -b b plas, seo how they rut } The use of tobacce prohibited. A o wd » Rap ten style vielation of this rule my » oe Now Wappenatein closed them UP| charge” Of cot such @ Ronsen ae sical rule can't nforced, and you Ww y ry agate : se Well ean give the men to understand as iv blind ple an do Litt Jack Horne Y — Ho he m aye ; y ten day to k a re rm Ww Now mays at a Mary had « litte lamb - ‘= She had a brother, t solute eleantiness, In proof of the thn alte to She statement show them our formalde «geome eam Bos aggre hyde bills for the last flv aix . arm. Th ony en | How fe the eae business coming tre alh th town wae br and! 4 .e “1 . ft Frenet PR png A aaa mist yeaterda » showed iv FR an tere oie na wo about ogee and I had ~ Aas ‘ waye @ it kuew about ev rything w knowing. I think: we tw twinkle, Daly Star wd — > the ese business wer cha aoe This fellow 22 Preparation Quick the at news to » wed . » coon te Se ae nn Sian ca tan | sever ar It's something © T. WIRDEMANN, | wt Bes < « o otult ts A WORD FROM JOSH WISE, 2 Oe | troy are | : stomach to Money never made | mrecyp Menchman has a with which » preserva ve hole mealoit I ha fered ‘ » for his y exclusive property, and 1 think a, a Jhe will accept. That seome like « ETTERS FROM A SELF-MADE |*'*" @ < ees : ~ PACKER TO HIS SON, ek. W nee nn ‘ ie of ¢ » Ar Paria, June 18, 190 vb fecte be Gn cannot sire up th site ; tha y M * with every * ‘ j ¥ af nate f r ment, kit w it JOUN DREPHAM, jean up the yards ! eo as to be f INDISPENSAI shown through the p I ex scone and probably ke an ft, nev rs or 2a I | f you were to do » You art ‘ ough fences t nt he | some of the 5 t Mire Mra. Jackson to wash » Aa I think it over, I guens | be a good idea to clean the f ait the = Natur a great a Freddy Mattreom What can! Tourist Excursen. from your ¥ nm 00 soon, of8 No finer ride on the sound tham) chap? that to the U. & navy yards at y Th reek ola Bremerton, where the famous bat-| tr Mad back to let th (teahip Oregon and the largest! hose off 4 . } training ship in the world, the Phil- delphia, can be seen. Also the gov- ured. @9 Safe De nment @rydock, cruisers and tor~ {iding. Phone Main 607, 1 pedo boats, Hoats leave 2 ote Tuesday we offer you with every dollar's w Sugar, 17 pou BUTCHER KNIVES—¥ UNIVERBAL fine granula’ pound Purchase of Wash G , eae TABLE KNIVES AND FORKS Wook H SPOONS FOR THE CAMP. toe I t 206 I ‘ ze f, made to hang 2he MAY MANTON PATTERNS OMe OF THE RANGE BAKING POWDER FREE Baking Powder ot high ade 81.00 With Every Mentioned in this list you may select without a cha one of the Pamous May Manton Glove Fitting Patterns; acknowledged the most popular and uptodate styles for women WASH Goons Faney Batistes, dark and ight shades able: yard Flowered Organdies, every patiern a beau 8 yard . Figured Drese Gateen, ail good bright colors--roda, bias, browne all washable; yard ee fB%O Persian Batiste in pleasing Persian stripes; w well; yard 19¢ Mereerized Ta’ soft and silky—wears almost as satisfactorily as real ailk—taunders; yard ihe Sik and Wool Challie, 9 beautiful designs; nothing so satiafactory as challie for Seattle's clir " le Silk Dotted Volles in attractive grays, t excellent tor evening gowns; yard . 1j7%e We Quote Here a Few Prices From Our Basement 1060. that y are be “ We guar att pledae, m ‘ é Boys and ’ 1 ruc Co, SEATTLE, FUAKER & 1013-1015 Don't buy thone ort of e hoa mu have to forget some nas,” he wuld, authorative \ FIRST AVENUE’ WASHINGTON te tot gare er "BREMERTON ITEMS MAIN 1869 any girl wamld. He wa handsome fellow. Mis only tau HRM BERTON t was physteal enlture, hygiene and | public hoola closed ‘Thur SPECIAL L b thing That why he ob , Graduation exerelses take tto my buying nal stock} Wednesday evening ft They will give you the Bremerton jail was put in on , he maid Your legs will |/riday night to sober up and wa Bromo Quinine, regular price Quaker «p ! “ t a tremendous sine * od the next morning without Listerated Tooth Soap, handy to bave b In order to bide my blushes I har al Quaker special ‘ riedt dered black ones, Now, the| ‘The report of the ©. & K. surve Liquid on laughing feet, la F tor iris | chum with like to play ten-|on the battleship Oreg will be Oe Atomisers fo a af snd «of was obliged to buy » |forwarded to the department the Lemon 8u: " fi racquet, Jim wouldn't even stop a| frat of the week bent; full p 1 can Ls car for me You at vung, supple} Hugh Garland was the guest Sat-|f Reform Spirit G tove fe, dur 0 snd strong,” he naid fump on: it{urday and Sunday of JJleutenant for camping ul c; Quaker » 4 will do you good Lar Manteure Knives, regular 60e; Quake ul ® t tore my skirt all to frapples, but The high beams for trolley track) Fiex Carved Nall File ilar 2 r b ¥ Jim laughed. Bkirta,” h wad, |i shipfitters’ shed have been Ivory or Bhony Han b re he; Quah . * are no good, anyway they just |Pecetved and wo on the track |i Manicure asors, regula Q ¢ fa b take up the dirt; don’t wear them | will be pu If Manteure setosorn 1 c, Quaker spec q any more.” He took off his hat, aad The final ment of furniture We carry the large tne of M « Goods in the W t his hair Gowed out Itke a haystack, | Manufacture thin yard for the Menthol P euet 106 f line” t mail “why don't you comb| Nebraska has been sent to the|f To introduce Quaker Toilet Paper wi your hair?” Moran Broa. « z ant Tuesde r, each 1 never do,” he replied it eh le Lime pound ‘ € " eek f makes a fellow bald; but I've got B r Than Life Antozone—a perfect odorle i fandrafft know ything that la good for It? i 1% In urance .. | Bed Bug Bunisher—makes bed bugs leave b ® On tor Hee ot a remody I had|,, The best protection for any man’s 7 heard of, but. he poah-poohed fe—| emily fs s Dank nc rg “ on Hilton's Malt, plain, per dozen ic Ne auch quack nostruns for me,”|2248 Of the cause of death, Just ii hititon'n Malt With Iron, per dozer 7 — "laraw the money out when ft's/f i ‘ he said slifornia Prone Wafers—nature’s own 1 ach tmtd-lookt 14 lady, who baa |2eedet. The best place to hav Strawine—cleans straw hats and mab m look ® t A s BORING. © raryid i mw) BAO) that account ts the Hank of I s " > " ofthe Pp noon reK us auxtously, rung |e" Be Sr package the bell and Oe pee ens ale tek ae aipure MiTk: Quaker special price, per can ’ A few secon with sesanee they Graw ¢ pee cous & lectric Belts and Batteries. Many a nt P nging Ue t nd t csc . use~-e Gry househe hould have o . . he LU and «@ of the mnt rel le make i sell them Flavoring Ext rac Thy Quaker carries the k any's car stopped, and we beard wroturt snd ou Jar ntles of Vanilla and I ts him way ah ched the old wom-|1 Gefbanen Peserdench oo Hwee ee eee vee ‘* stubence ob And how | did laugh, with Jim's a R DRUG CO All kinds of peo That | wg ene, A hl god | 10143-1015 First Avenue ny rt And a we j | Jim and I got off at the store quet, I wanted a k'@d of r | W. M. | alled the “Heavy Mi be H | fida't have it, so I asked for | e ove Ju y hing just aa good wre couldn't see t ally ap on quality. Its | t way. He vet toast the some ty done bot the results are Hf ° e 14 “Just as good.” And he sughabte ewung = ther round and amas. slectric light glabe w ee | n sh 1 manag It's better to pay a little more H ant but by this time Jim w for @ aut, and eo of tT) yblivious to his surroundings He |f than to pay toc le and take J) wan using the racquets like swing | ing clubs, explaining that he took } such ines every morning, tn a | “pare room, you know ark naked risk of | with the blinds dows a” ou with ff] At thia point he threw the rae snieinpeeanncemssspeta quets down apd said enthusiastic: | ally | etrt i! pay spot Now could @ p girl dopo here be delighted to Steinway nde other) Pianos with mm as Jim. 1 ave you p a little at a thar reciptta 711 SECOND AVENUE SEATTLE ete | Ww I I to my Nettle sister wh all Chin about be weiter SS Eastern Out itti Bho lstenod | Mave ling Jim's hair. She does avery time she gots Dold of him 1332-34 Second Avenue % sath, dee : fo's going to ee * Near Union. = your Gea And on | looked ve at ¢ nal stockt ne on “Heattle’s Reliable Credit hos ‘Oh, I can wear an cob nv "| he said, “Jim is getting h 4 physical culture n} 1 for 1906 catalogen, @ got four hide and ife ihe Mase in Py 5, 7%, 1 1 ~ : roost 30 and 40 H. P. ahi = 2 and 4 CYLINDERS, engine aran- ‘Opening of the Crow, indian Reservation Trica Avenue Theater TONIGHT, an the favorite AYLI Ly of tt Bost pl GRAND ™ ot ma P and Yesler WORTH summer season ws tris NTS ol Hitiings, | cee A for 2 Jum nt Airy 1020 -Isr Way . \ AMUSEMENTS, RUSSELL & DREW, “THE Most Popular matinee Satur COMPAN “THE TOIL Next tn week, 65--BOTH PHONES--6. TONIGHT AND TUESDAY NIGHT—LAST TIMES, “THE NIGHTINGALE” Wednesday to Sunday lay Matinee, “THE MASCOT.” he the best yet—don't mins it. Prices H0c, 35e, 26e. : 45, 9 p.m wner Prices—10c, St F ORPHEUM CIRCUIT HRADLINERS BASEBALL BASEBALL PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE LOS ANGELES VS. SEATTLE R ADMISSION 2%e TOMORROW AT 3:30 P. M. ECREATION PARK. AND 50. Take Virginia or Cedar Street Cars, RACES FIRST RACE 2 P. Take cars at King Adt rT) n MADISON PARK PAVILION GRAND OPENING BALL next Sun M SIX RACES DAILY SHARE street and First avenue sonth neluding grandstand. ! We in Fr and ne liquors sold iday and anion mu: MILL AVE S. SUITS To onDER+15.00 Managera Theater.” RAIN SHINE AT The Meadows Sunday nm lay, Russell & Drew present “A Struggle for Gold.” ONLY FIRST-CLASS THEATER This will BASEBALL OR tights ry Sole Agents— GEO. H. WOODHOUSE CO. 1405 Second Avense DO YOU KNOW que ose THAT ¢ Boda Water Bearing this label te the Dest in the market THAT fo} It tx the best thet money and em Berience will produce. HAT It costs the dealer a trifle more than other Dognée. Tou i abet if yor for your money. Pacific and Puget Sound Bottling Co. PHONES 927. WE CURE WITH OUR HANDS and chronic diseases We setice athy only. Treatments $10.00 per month. Examinations free. KIRKSVILLE INFIRMARY OF OSTEGPATHY 114 Washington Building. 705 First Avenue. Phones, Ind. 363), Main 6281. DR. O. SKAG Manager. All acute A We repalr pianos. Cor Plain Baths {2 1-2c Heady’s Barber Shop First and Washington _PARLORS antes " Attendants, Hours—8:20 to €; Sundays, to 12. Both phones: Het 1420 SECOND AVE Bon Ami The Best Scouring Soap Made A Scouring Soay A Metal Po A Giass Cleaner > 4 “THE QUALITY STORE” Allen & Gilbert Ramaker Co 1406 Second Ave., Seattle Rubber Quailty piece we money Forced Out Sale LAWN MOWERS 20 per cent. off THE RUBBER STORE, 714 First Avenue. TRANSFER CO, Ine Baggage Ex Furniture Heavy Lovo Hauling. and Both Phones—1636. Office Hotel Open Day and Night Forced to Vacate I w oon handling th lt GREAT CLOTHING SLAUGH- sylvania Lawn Mowe TER SALE WE GUARANTEE THEM H. LEWIS & CO. SATISFACTORY Cal nd see them. NATURE'S REMEDY natipas Geo. H. Woodhouse Co. 1405 Second Ave. Ragley’s Satis