The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 23, 1906, Page 4

i BY STAR PUBLISHING CO. 1907 and 1909 Seventh Ave, THE SEATTLE STAR By “JOSH” PROBLEM OF REWARD; DOG AND THE MEDAL no matter how power: | perm Wanted-A New Inspector » | A w vw de anding a 1 N L, e do “ t L why @ t : : ‘ ' . ea he wt INE OF THOSE NEW MEMBERS eo wh a snd drink, and then leave open the widest av to dirt ’ and disease by neglecting t atl restaurants wash thelr knives, forks and dishes? know i You, I 7 nt , . con . ve i» ea mt hoaltt at ane Of " I " < FINE OPENING FOR A SMALL a Ther can be no doubt that many cases of disease have been thus - transmitted > ee ane ot snadien ons’ And yet who ever t R proposal t a City Deh Y { me ‘ Washing Inspector? A sat 1 \ a bi * many t tt te safe t wh ‘ . ap as eee ahd on 6 FROM THE WEST | what bos ‘ ATTLE BLUFF.” authority besides, would soc ; ta eal tt ss Pe tm the sanitary conditions of of th Re Be Why alatior ‘ Tonlees ree * 4 ,« b - at Le ~ tent, and the * a ” an , pa > Uhorse b wh ‘ f od Pus - i. ie plumbing imay , on That there nts wt he dishwashing tw performed, cannot be denied, but it ts usually hard fo patron to determine wh care he He has to ¢t t Oar b « ry have b be th ‘sea 0 changes hands iat dis ® enetennir te. annthet e have an na t « licenses have been mised! p the microbes and many other devices ia the taterest of are, less dogs are 207] man bealth—but we still aliow partly washed restaurant kalve \"* end spoons to eater our mouths, conveying with utmost | London folk have bee n Atkt Potat was] tainty the germs of sickness and death Into the places where they [by what they have seen eting of th | Res can do the most harm. aboo wals i's what » and ed that body ne the waist that shocks over here.|ing station. It has ve to the committee on sid gentioman was tatking|bilad pigs ke a Dutch wn Fire Insurance Bunco He's my mother's brother A request has been recetved by/ ‘The deliberately announced intention of a considerable number |/ i Velde jthe counct! perty by ~ purane enhen Je down thelr pay of toe - Jers on Spru change the of fire insurance compante e down their payments of tosses a bienaien Stiiens Jame of that strest to Zigzag ave-| fa San Francisco, regaretle cy obligations, should certainly mo like a king, he| sue. T. WIEDEMANN be followed by restrict! e ation, in all of the states, which will lim!t the operations of such irresponsible concerns in the tuture Up to the present time no limit has effectively placed eo > balls went through ns| ' retivel, ase y bomb just graced my upon the amounts of Insurance which a weak company can write In head.” 8 given locality lf tts managers are eo inclined, they can write a eee awount of insurance in any city that D L P K | the company can be oblige flagration, and fn the meant business they have secured. I im premiums the sum represented pany, 30 that even if a great fire does fi y assets, the cet result# for a term of years | proved profitable. bs The taw should make al! fire insurance companies tiable, in | furnishes some way, for the risi they take in their policies. - - There should be a sufficient capitalization ree red and perhaps etetie guverament, an untimited tability on stock. Gunarieh 604 Guspterd ols There might be a fimit set on the amount of insurance that | It th All R dj: moting commerce with Chin any company can write in a given locality, depending upon the size | $ e 2 oun at throw” your ole sway, Have them cleaned to of its capital and surplus. Certainly some legal method should be devised by means of which hae at the Paatortum. Mola | tod by our merchandise fire insurance will insure, in the event of a catastrophe, such as in of thin at ten time or twenty times | upen the big years to sec June 23 infor: in China, © b is determined to has recently visited San anciseo. Great fires have not been un | common in the past, and they wilt oceur in the future All of this talk about raising fire insurance rates should be | combatted vigorously, until such time ax policies are made me oecure | } | ate ar makes the whee re go round Under present conditions, no increase in insurance rates can be crease in security. There will simply the Insurance companies, with the tr at of the public than ever before, and It's the ft and exce tes of our yur cust In--and their them. *, perfect fog quatt that bring again and with followed by a corresponding be an increase in recelpts b fesponsible ones getting more with no more Hability for loosen | This ts @ good time for the Insuring public to keep a close eye | upon the actions of the fire insurance companies tn relation to San | Francisco. Some companies have agreed to pay im full and | these are entitled to a substantial recognition, The others which | seek to evade their honest obligations. even in part, should be heralded throughout the world as dishonest, and should be crashed out of existence by the weight of Adverse public criticiom and « | Centennial’s Best Flour Makes More Bread Makes Lighter Bread Makes Whiter Bread | Makes Sweeter Bread Makes Better Bread It's our generous credit that helps to make thin » nicest place In town to anda time.” and no extra a little dowr socommoda tion general dropping of policies. 7 press of America ¢ well afford to print a Mat of the honest and the dishonest companies, after the San Francisco mud. ottled Surcmer thing that's in Summer Fas! Outfit dle has been wtfit—wa 4d best in ms for Men, Wo- mea and Childe i) Eastern Outfitting Company, Inc. pany (n a powerfully written, well defined play— Pre e Lifelike Rep see Ing of unalloyed pleasure. Next week—the tenth of the Ayleeworth Company— We never change our prices—but we do our attractions and plays RAND | AUSSELL & DREW OFFER THE GAN FRANCISCO OPERA COM A CONTINUOUS TRIUMPH GINCE ITS FIFGT PERFORMANCE AMUSEMENTS. IRD AVENUE, THEATER RUSSELL & DREW, Mgrs. or 4 and under 19 16 b0e Phones 547. Hever ouly ing MATINEE TODMORROW, SUNDAY, JUNE 24; all Saturday matinee Russell & Drew present the Aylesworth for Gold’’ pany, that you know Auoed by an unusually competent Co nor heretofore unthought of—The Most Nat ton of the Dra A STRUGGLE FOR GOLD.” “Kidnapped” Tre HOME OF COMIC OPER, 65—BOTH PHONES—65 TONIGHT AND BUNDAY NIGHT, PANY IN AUDRAN’S THE MASCOT PRICKES—760, 500, 36c, 25e; Mat. 500, 250. Mat. 10 Popular summer prt Pert sem dally 20, 9:00 p. m montay- H * 2 to 1 Last time NEW BILL MONDAY AFTERNON, THE APOLLO FOUR ME OLD DETECT.) Francot# returned to th (TALES BY bie My D ed 5 . 1332-34 Second Avenue T In @ Singing Travesty Act, “THE MAN OUTSIDE.” it was t n Hed-| lowe of wenlskin aacque. “I Near Union. Ot epeth “sy linet 3 t . it 5 ; han Any her Flour ARTHUR RIGBY THE ACTON TAYLOR Co. eed = il eorees “ “Seattle's Reliable Credit Av a's Foremost Plackface [fn the dramatic sketch, "A Biter one gang the n oper in St Mouse Monologtst Bit Heds Louts ft ng-—to go and att fe - statag the encein = = — THE HOFFMANS FHE SPOKANE LILLIPUTIANS Detective Billy Pameond had beer | | NORMAN STANLEY THE STARASCOPE mgs lyre eae Frult Jar Rings dear Wa Weadertal Marttons, | Saapehete ot the Moving Work J a ; love . Pp «Ww id. Mrs. Hed THE RUBBER STORE, 4 my- 714 First Avenue mare, Ait) Sen WE ri Oo TOMORROW. befe s Cc N CURE sg U RECREATION PARK. m : sil aaah ADM! ION 25e AND SOc. Medes he Take Virginia or Cedar Street Cars. : ~ Fy SIX RACES DAILY RAIN t wineeth| Sune, No 7 Lf —<p KIRKSVILLE INFIRMA ae * Ls ns paw’ OF FIRST RACE 2 P. M. SHARP The Mead OSTEOPATHY : ae nh ows | ial 114 Washington Bulidin Take cars at King street and First avenue south 1 ac alr cl a FROEELSLEVESER SDS ja Med Avene Admission 50 centa, including grandstand p , * AMUSEMENTS IN SEATTLE. Phones, ind. 9¢ Pi + * Phones, ind, 9629, TAKE YOUR SUNDAY OUTING AT ALKI NATATORIUM vel * creatio Park * if and pay nnect! . * The Me rs e o leave Fiver 4 - : - . # gram—Firs < * Refined Roller Skating * rosntee ‘m soreeng em 0 7 to - ® Me *. RE : Se Pc + hgitmaneliat 6% DANCING ©" weovesoar ano _ - * Third Avenue Theater— SUNDAY NIGHT 2 is i Avie in the * t . » 7" “= . * Star Theater le le * ‘s — * Orpheum Theater—Vaud ‘ | howe ‘had, hen a * Orpheum r—Vaude: DO YOU KNOW | eee : * Pantages Theater—Va a an ee 4 . : # The Boda Water Bearing this tabet || Ww ‘ a: Geuteel'~ Cheater an Ve * ie the best in the market, |} ehad } : : ; THAT | ’ * Lake Union Pavilion—Roller # A WATE EB) perience will os een’ oe E 5 Mad b M: . ier * M ison Park vavi —* Shee 2 “ . 1. Friday o bepbade yee ‘ner bane yates: | * * * 2 Mio got the beet El isrensseeeenee?] THE HEGDAHL CO. I ceed Westone Ca. = : “opt . nc. De > rt . | EL eee arya neers! | ie Sa Se acathet oom bmn pinta F acific and F uget S¢ ne: Bottling Co, 1 seo | gud ave, $1.00 napimmneinmmemesn BASEBALL BASEBALL BASEBALL PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. FRESNO VS. SEATTLE | FOR 'FRIGCO SCHOOLS. y is | al conve bien. ' The i day will prob-| from Jan a wke done | Big Dance at Leschi = Park Tonight a lancing 0 Lake de. C. &. CONVENTION t peo. (ruc Co. SEATTLE, WASHINGTON 240, UAKER 1013-1015 FIRST AVENUE’ MAIN 1240 SATURDAY EVENING " he QUAKER DRUG CO 1013-1015 First Avenue ld You are cordially in vited to our Victor | recitals—datly. { oe VITOR ts t he greater ite yees the mu SHERMAN, CLAY & CO, lc Conant Distributors of the Vieto taki second. AV. SEATTLE SAN FRANCISCO, TACOMA” OAKLAND, CAL. renee GOOD ON “ORIENTAL LIMITED” General Excursions June 23, 25 July 2, 3, Aug. 7, 8, 9, Sept. 8, 10 ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS, DULUTH, SIOUX CITY OMAHA, KANSAS CITY ......... .....-$60.00 ST. LOUIS CHICAGO July ro to 15, Inclusive, BD. O AIVER, 0 ov oes cness ccs ecee. $55.00 August 7, 8, 9. G. A. R——-MINNEAPOLIS ee “ZAGLES—MILWAUKEE Pee K. of P.—NEW ORLEANS if ee .. $85.35 OTHER POINTS PROPORTIONATELY LOW. Further Particulars at TICKET OFFICE Great Northern Railway SECOND AVE. 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