The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 30, 1906, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR BLISHING CO, 1907 and 1909 Seventh Ave, RY AFTERNCON EXCEPT SUNDAY, SUCH A FIERCE LOVE AS WAS THEIRS STAR By “JOSH” fJruc Co. SEATTLE, indent 675; Guneet Maln 1050, indent 1138); Sunset, Main 1060, ~ 1013-1015 | ters Take 1 quit right on the spot BALLARD &TAR AGRNCY-aM Mallard Ave Sunset, Ratlard 9 ; —_— FIRST AVENUE: WASHINGTON ’ : wee - oe mow One time ft was “Jim” and) “What's the price?” asked Brady Pprones tie ta Jack:" now it was “scoundrel” and| “Well, five hundred from each MAIN 1240 INDP 240, ; , words of tongue of pen, sergrow last eventag. They brought] "'éaeal.” And why; They were old | satd the gent , Pe een rn tek, rive Se bd hw Bape 4 ealtte drak [iite Doing with thew enough to know better, Jim Brady| Without a word Brady and now 8 “ 2 6 reegipt r A now car ine te planned down was not his junto: amount, Smilingly the gent pook the Postotfiee at Meattia, Weahington, as seoond-clase matter Dear Joah Wi Steilac a That will bring the} Hut age only tnt ifies bitter ;eted the ney and de 4, Out | Tam a hand with fires; [people of our elty closer | uat , ‘ a ere! whe, through window, cour ove V ‘ouble, 1 see that} coom Juated with the same woman, ‘Th The Foolish Rich mover have any treaie. 1 et ae lis no fool Ike an old fuol-—except |tesled moat pleasantly to Buow a? pr nt Cook at headquarters, How Pacific av, wae awept by a Wind-/it's a young foob—-but [ guess I'll | down and Brady—the rivals ' she cngye ogress t nueleut this cond-h 1 philosephy Jim said Bnowdown, you're a t ° © about it to apply for tho|atorm last night, As that ayen ' 1 \ i ; Mr. Wayne MacVeagh, exattomeyqeneral of the United by _ elena , had not been swept by anything The two had been apprentices to- | darn | ‘ gn y the rwarda the sec am | . male ra our'e 4 Stat has declared Ais opinion that if an income tax law were again A COOK, Queen Anne Mill since Roosevelt visited our elty, I) gother, Atte tu they | " in Pi. a" se A Brady y “| : ! i to the supreme court tt would reverse the decree In which P. &—WHI they fire the ¢ was a great blessing | vari - ol +? po ngghne ore ie a na kt eebtnils FelwNaphtha Seay, Frida . — © 4 snag ire _— : Lew Aoap r and ft held that the law was snatitutional, Mr. MacVengh te an mde i miter One hundred census takers haye | ultaneously they had retired rich Let's take a drink ne ae eee : vooate of the income tax law and believes that it will be passed in | MOA Aue why te & Me aptod|been aworn In to take the copetis! Truth to tell, the woman wan't ven Onana, {a : h = ate azetiat of Tacoma on July 4th, Sth and 6th,| worth the trouble, though she was , - en ae eee | ner co eaid the fly; why pot](Watch TACOMA Grow.) Jundeniably pretty. ‘They had mot A SMART GOWN Full pound (125 sheets) Ce ‘ aly oak thet T. WIEDEMANN'® |her on the beach. She had flirted | { nt Roe s declaration that the time has come when | | fly cis chia aed mitted ot toata~rend et Willams’ Sha Boap, tt h of the country struck the popular chara, |Now the apid SEES EEE HEHEHE EHS | imodiatoly the (wo old chumps be Chloris V1 Totle : he * er t nd Sat mean income tax or a graduated tax an ip * AMUSEMENTS 1% GEATTLE: # | “*™ tval : ¥ ; y , Which one of them did she mean f ve t heritance the are de ted that the great fer ea that are WHAT 0 TY * * Of course she meant either, of i a Ne A ‘ havdod » from one generation to ancther at tho expense of ao. [Cloud of dust, toot! tuot! & .The Meadowe-—Racing pro # 1 kin; ¥ , one See " Pg ghe : : Crowd on akoot! akoot! * gram—Firet race 2 p.m * ays rere “ 4 - ; etety ought to ge ln The nearned incre should bear Ireo tate, erash! ye > Ronreatten Part ithe Ve. @ B ut you find tha ou tate r “ Pot 0 m1 ' vr 3 Ma “ full share of the bu of the maintenance advanc nt of 8 |Peot! Toot! Bad sme ® Ban Franch. 8 me |, Honore seemed even. Brady strawie A 1 , clety, That wealth does vot at present be t share of these eS # Grand .Gpera, Howse—san »wdown had a firm grip on the Menthol Pon in ¢ “aa t ia Old grandpa te bald & Francisco Opera Company tn ® | | Roth : eeces Pa But thea he never oa & “The Muscot * ! " He'll » go In the count lw Seattio Theater—-Frawley # serene i ake in the middie | day et ases methane te Vere svat: te advance of a tht ect, An tn And raise some Belgian b # Company In “The Wife eo are | Bed Bug Banish make . «a fixed feature ¢ t country. An * Third Avenue @| et oF et a come tax t & 4 ’ os poten ota YEARS. @ Aylesworth any ie . 1 one am re ; i Russo's ' ms ral, fines ! tneronse In the * a jo & Struggle fe *. wana Be ae ‘ e : ual ‘ fed : ; questions before pariiamer N ethods of taxation atup | & «Star Theater—Vaudevitle, | My fault ald Bnowdown. foffa An ain tk Bac es variows forme ‘ i. hook. nae al, are MK * Orpheum Theater—Vaude @ a. @ favo /3 nS, ~~ ei ¢ otal, pr wriday as ed Enah , m of taxation—a probleni bevel * p were buted tmp auior ’ ak ' a x Ena . . \ & Panteges Theater—Vauto # ; Next day the ae friends ‘ ere . : we have only play with—without gloves. * vil ai didn't speak Ney e and Iron reat . & Central Theater—Vaude &| dressed up wonderful erly Dp 6 and invalt m, lar t : B06 The marvelous thing in P . nqular stupidity of & ville had a rendezvous with he Quaker maker PREY ‘ ery to > ity. ; list r nd thelr re ® Lake Union Pavilion—Roller #) TP were t wet on Use your phones. Main 1240, Indepor capitalists in the presence of proposed reforms and in th & skating &| Where an old diemant ance to all reason ¢ dema t ou ke wealth pay * e @ shored. Saowdown ‘ fts fair propo of . governmen ety is par SORE E EERE EE HS HHH! Know how Old that noow wan or he | he UAKER DRI IG co allel with the n t “ he f r this country | ¥ pad & mane : He dtd, jthough, el way has been sharpened by recer velattons, And in a country where teomah. Wham te = - 1013-1015 First Avenue the people are the governnient the poplar feeling ta a prelude to face e was alme “ k aotivity © now Itrelf tae iowe the beach oar iB widow that monopoly and privilege, everywh and at all times, w lifted . hands in # or at A atte etume for @ slende mover give up what it has, or an of what it has, willingly the of Snowdown « ma * of will face certain destruction rather than give up tts pound of fle#h ESE a ela ai . ° Like Shylock, it says rs wy epee me Avena Wrady and Snowdown glared at| motive and embroidered vatie “Tt ev t te six sand ducats be ubed a a badly | paton Thi Sidece came tte teas Saar adie tac’ Gk . " A Were in six parts and every part a « 4 , meee 1 voaterday | 04 t0 Roe olther Mr, Brady or Mr que, ft <« & most off I would not draw then 1 would have my bond.” . ‘union erew | 82OWdown, or both » j Only whon It realizes th take the pound of flesh wit t | Ghekta. 98 A. Ho wan cort The # ‘ we and Jo fm the death ofthe debtor over its fell design, Up to that | m Fri S ie sald, gr oy paint bo Youlss, ‘The youe to Bmit tt demands its every ounce HOW TO TELL A MAN'S TRADE J.P. BURKE RESIGNS placed yourself tn he @ tered batiete, w i or by his G tion, Mr. Brady. You have t te t 4 with ¢ 4 Discontent ts the mothor of progress, The discontent of a people, ber by hte 1. P. Burke, of ween by various persons walking | motive of the Venise ff based upon Injustice, is divine. The discontent of the American he yo hae by = 2 oo mae neti? eaacen Means toh tp tet ten ee D ohartt people ts founded upon revelations that show Inequality tn govern h gta g Hoy ; poe a My wile, 1 esta” a ss pai oe ; ana te fone’ Be ment. Society would become corrupt beyond redemption were ! pborn Man by thie Now. | ccopt th rent. “I believe she has « and , > i* & J eu nd semi-public adm! ny he Boastiul Man by his Kt ton T ing ae the Widow De Troop. I’m “ eee ae OF 2 ey “ ee Bessie ren ee Pe toe * afraid you'll both have to appear in| THREE LARGE REALTY DEALS. Steinway (and other) Pianos such as have been « the past year. One year of wuch The Talkative Man by his Chia. , y. Hi , ‘ md th 1 years of allence and The Spendthrift by bin Waist t tomorrow ° Y Snowdown, as a wit ot bs onal 711 SECOND AVENUE SEATTLE @isclusares w jc a thow ears Seastaior ee tee: Sateen jress, I ma way the lady} Char Fierce has boug he AFTER JULY tet, 1406 SECOND AVENUE stagnation Patemmnt Dellier hy Wd DIES OF INJURIES. 4 1 have became tec ed and | Glew hotel at the northeast q — Ww s abe in willing to give evidence |Comner of Spring st, and Ninth ay ~ The “literature of expoanre we. Let It grow weter by hie Charme. William Brown, who fell from! against you, Of course I don't want | f Wo Crawford &@ Conove al ne ~r of the Erie house, to « oe two such ell reapects sold for Larry Ladd o jer than the m obing to find gr The Swindier by his Skin ad f f ¥ how . Ld woh w 4 4 Bothing healthier pen ' sy yon pt The Meldier by bie Arma c h ay. between Main and and wealthy gentiemen as Brady|of Kaneas City. Sparkman &@ Me} Bi Faption. Let the dissecting ep. Shall the ow The Stair Builder by ‘Staves. . ata, Thursday, died Friday | and Snowdown, but—" Lean have made severa) jar j * the adjacent tissues when | the malignant growth? ihe Lawyer by le Ou t the Wayside hospital. Brow € ty in dif Expose the rot! ‘Take off tt ng pot. Let the The ‘« Fare Looks. | * on bis bead and shoul 1 Bid Dar ‘le hi « of the city, the total amour Hight of day into the evil precincts. Le oxone of publicity e his Taking 6 wave which caused Nothing - P K T j h ' 8. A. Bell's Second addi disinfect the atmosphere The Béitor by hie Debts een learned of bis antecedent, { ar on g t toa, has been purchased “ Audley f ' C6 7 help? Shall th . ag No finer Moor the world Wl covering wgfoommecingse ny mall the — we pa THE BILL BOARD WILL BUY ALASKA FIBH. «|, No finer foot tp at ple floor) 8. This et ee nes Have your linen done by the piece as follows: boosied? Can there be v egeneration without confession of sin? oe rt ; Peay ome wer vy fae) Went corner nth av, and Pine} , ai r : . I went around to see the sights, J. ¥. Birminghom, one of the. be sid im the 5 mh especialt i ‘i Will ft do to call the revelator * and railers and | Up on tho hill did stray ae eats tn tae Jancing. Come tout and hear Bheets 2. .cercereeees dentous devevnesccaceess MOO , muck-rakers? Let the people know nd the re Will | But when I got on Raintor Heights, | ; the canoert rendered by Wagner's | wate Geieekie 2 ois ’ ce cracal vasdimig ss Bie come. The people are learning the ¢ ¢ remedies will be ap There were bill boards in jorchentrs i } Diled. But how? ™ j AMUSEMENTS. Bed Spreads .......cses00s sdbaenestdl bette —_—- fou feed biscuit I did sec emeeeadadineeamaenaeea ema Face Towels ..eececcseeseerees . Revolution is God's punishment for Interferences with the law of ske “Don't te clgar 1 evolution. The force that raises thousands of tons of water to the ° Good” ta front of cnn Bath Towels Clouds will descend again tn the awful avalanche to crush and terrify « Ma “The Most Popular ? Table Cove fa its course, or in the gentle rain obstruct a moral fores long oy view: eromnd Ga we : ; pr AGB cen soveceeds @nough. Like the accumulated water above a dam {t will break {t* | Then towards the Sound I tried to} a : . Barriers away and put to seorn the puny arm that dares to stop look Napking cosssceseessreeees $recdccaccoece coseee wees Sha tice dened ut could not see that far 4 It the pent-up sentiment of injustice descend as the rain that fa BE, aya ’ othe be Aswan Ad | 7 Pintle Shebbaald vccicascccceuse odevassaceye he Upon the just and the unjust, or in the storm that ruins? And “Smoke Flew Bird ¢ tear” | Weak earting Sunday matinee, July 1 (tamorrow), lf week and epectal matinee os EA ae 106 ee cs | Rw Th oF ‘otton Blankets, double teeweeeeeece corens sell & Drew Present THE AYLESWORTH COMPANY The people of the republic mere quickly. Once started they do | And Buster Brown I «aw that aight.| The beet metodramatie oeganination of players in the West, in the big New York We consider these the cheapest prices for this class of work im a Bot stop short of accomplishment. Movements In free government, if Be . looking ~ « “ee a the United States. real, are Irresistible, mae Dough oe Pats hen did reateet Keneationsl Male Drama ¥ aight Never Waneo—fente tnvtr He A sure death to a mouse : = x i remedy or an overturning? Evolution | Wr guana mis ry H in full experiment, of every energy of | p a walk I thought I'd take k y man his industrial freedom, or soctal- | an empty lot board sal Biash ait rs solved the problem of political freedom shall | t board sald “Slashes Qu | | MAIN OFFICE AND PLANT 180 EIGHTH AVENUE DOWN TOWN OFFICE 1512 SIXTH AVE. NEAR PIKE EITHER PHONE 177 ‘we be able to solve the pr force and bloodshed? blem of industrial freedom—and without THE HOME OF COMIC OPERA 65-——BOTH PHONES—65 At last I saw an emp Now sight seein Much depends upon the men of large wealth. If they oppose the But round the corner BUNDAY NIGHT, MONDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS, inevitable they must take the consequences. They must do more } There steed the SATURDAY MATINEE than they have been doing for the society in-which they live. The j Twins.” Russel & Drew Offer people demand reforms. How those reforms shall come—whether peacefully or by an overturning of wealth—will be determined large |5° Dill boards bothered me down ly by the attitude of the capitalistic class toward these re! nat ban beasts on the hilt They'll soon be in the Tuanel, Just to advertise Jim Hil | erous creat aystem— alittle « THE SAN FRANCISCO OPERA COMPANY. in Their Lest Bill But One in This City “The Princess Chic’’ 2 of Karl Stahi as the Duke—Firet Time of This Here at less than $1.50 prices Mat, We, Be. Tonight—Lest Time—"The Mas to pay nce you can pay a little at © o—we'te willing to wait for First Appears P We, 2c; Prices 750, Pverything here that goes to ake the wardrobe of the Sumy mer Man or Summer Gtrl coms plete—atytes and prices right, quality the finest, Jat the home of Mr. and Mra. Watch ‘Moon & Wills Display Artistic Photos BY CYNTHIA GREY. “A bunch of fine old guys.” That is what HD. Maines, of K IRRIGATED LAN DS% werything else have tare be delighted to count with he men who + are commonly supposed to be too gid Moon and Wil who recently “ aureeted tnada, oo moan Mr. Maines is attempting to organ uy hased the photograph atudio of —_— “ Old men have been pushed aside for a younger, a more vigorous, |Regan & Erickson, are displaying iti NEW BILL MONDAY AFTERNOON & more rapid-moving set of men autne ma pecimens of high Eastern Outf tt ng The old m ay co a bit slower ther tr ad stography in their show La H F D d DB ll Ds Sputiate aot ten thek pet te th pry ied on eorenann ura Howe's Four Uresden Volis ae a seems valor was aes ae oes | wiling Thar work fs Company, Ine. A BROADWAY ACT aid Chk tani take Site plaieds wall be ents sis trots he thoatd be, Latscoty, pieced: then ; 1332-34 Second Avenue MILTON DAWSON & CO. In “How He Won He KALINOWSK! BROTHERS k Acrobats k of the loca as Moon and Mr New York, where t nm th ortunity, and he should t positions of |r trust, positions which need a sane judgment and head of experience They are a bunch of “fine old guys” and it is time for the bust ness world to recognize the splendid Near Union. THE COLUMBIA CANAL Co! 0-419 Maric Butiding LAUREL RANGE ‘ s stra- “Beatties Reliable Credit House. LYONS AND CULLUM s that come with years FRANCES FOLSOM & 5ON i of experien fe N Binging Spe America ae De A little human sympathy, that comes with years, wouldn't be a | RUDE epee orem maar pad thing for those of us who believe more in right living than we do | PETER OUNSWORTH THE STARASCOPE t rush and rustle after 1 Seattle's wt Ha Everything That Moves is Show a few of the old, lovel-headed men into business and see If t raise the stan Yo the ¢ | a ame sans ma | = a ate clear, v0 tong When you open a packs RAC E Ss BIX RAC me Sens s¥—RAIN OR thus shorten his Iife and b Mr. Maines, him . the recent theory, is organizing the old men—t to work until they drop, and who pray to drop in the harness A bunch of fine old cu f Bless them, they t Good luck to the ¢ FIRST RACE @ P. M. SHARP The Meadows t and F frst avenue south age of Uneeda Biscuit it’s like opening the oven door and taking them out Take cars at King st Admission 60 cents, including grandstand. BASEBALL th was @ grand 6 es—If you EER Fetoekooeseensserasennnnarens crisp, fresh, and clean. can canitis Goat Longue Se vis Sess Gaak elie UNCLE SAM'S MACHINE WHICH SMOKES CIGARS. * . . ek aa. a ee te ak |” Gielen. nettle ab ati 9 $5.00 dow $5.00 cil & boise te ane 2 Uneeda Biscuit RNCREATION PARK. A Iie Take vir | %& &@ mechanical cigarsmoker, It is a” bahia ‘S ae LADIES’ DAYS—Wodnesdays and Fridays. | qu ties of « ‘ € ta * >. he » : barat taken no ad fl : purp ~ the : are the only| Soda EXCURBION < HOODS CANAL JULY 4 THE HEGDAHL co. Inc. * : * Crackers. Others cease puGRATTER DIVISION NO. $0, ORDER OF RAILWAY. CON: If cast phone Ballaré 18 poh & nother polly hardy whie'n ied forget to putt whom h ; to be “crackers” after a Sr ated to. So the mechanical smoker in used. The Ins U KNOW awe phe Sox ll Vtg teade toe Pokaan : few hours exposure to the ’ bape asta’ Senasn Pa bags vi tana tos vy-ye ‘. om ‘ ; b ¢ Soda Water Bearing this tal : - Be niga va, 4 | air. Open a package of | is the best inthe market BREUER ENERY EEN ONE SEH REN HM Uneeda Biscuit to-day. LAUGH AND GROW FAT | eCNnA WATER Bay Tt te the best sears” and em - Wednenday ¢ st ALKI NATATORIUM, barrel races, cup Tourist Exeurston. __no gon ns Sette sone oon | FIPOWORKS fOr the te" , . od It costs the dealer « trifle more 5¢ : DELICIOUS Shaye Bg tia THAT in at ay i mag, he Children | NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY mor \G RAND BALL FOURTH OF JULY, and || fee, eek. aa ee world. the Poi: At Piper aft's, 1024-26 Second PAVILION Dance Every Wednesday Night Thereafter a: bs row anes a a oe walt until everythir “ , oOo : a" a D oer i onal verythis Refined Roller Skating a oeaen tall Pacific and Puget Soun Bottling nex daily. a the early buyers, i 0 car Sot es | mteeton skates ° oa