The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 21, 1906, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR BY BTAR PUBLISHING CO. 1907 and 1980? Geventh Ave. A EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPY SUNDAY. ¢ Tolephonce QO Euitorie pendent 675; Sunset Main 1050 Bue te dent 1198; Guneet, Main 1050, ¥ BALLARD @TAR AGE Ya" Mallard Av @unect, Mallard me ‘ y imprisoament ” ' ® N . mp, banana nd petent la t wing things ony us ‘ o to the skinning games t 1 ; t . nl wells and 00, 7 " was made by plowing and | barve a, by how And when they see that some where a great co mise wage a bu e wn, and that they ad, it ie no ange that they become stockholders, only to fad disaster at ( was cow t was poth need Borges, who was indicted with former Cong m D. Owen, spoke hen he denounced the prisoner as a cu and notorious moral: Don't Invest money in anything you do not KNOW adout, no matter how plausible, or how glittering the out bow Learning From Japan There was a day w an citizen boasted im @ eelfeuffictent way of Amertesn p ay in @ thing That day is past study the defenses of an slete control was strongly fortified, roadstead and harbor ¢ apital, making it Impossible fo hostile ship to pass without being shot to works as ar sf Che ake bt . Aa faland ts to be b weet ” ‘ . 4 mry. and the tected We learned & lot of things from the Jay ng their « t of the war with Reasia ft will require a complete reorganization of our sanitary rangements to compare with the efficiency of those tn euccesstul use by the Japanese armics. The contrast between our awkward end obsolete handling of the sick and wounded tn the Cuban war with the admirable hods of the Japs is humiliating. Our commissar arte h ite seondals is an absolute failure compared with their ¢ and able administration eat armies the Japs taught the world In the handling of Aud ta treatment of thetr soldiery and ability to get results from the man behind the gun the efficiency of their navy and ta the responsive the rank and file po nation has yet approach ed Japaa The more we learn from the little brown men the more conrelt of ts taken ow By “JOSH” ELECTION IN Gf RGETOWN The “brass” some of ua alwa Make Happy Hooligan ma in| none some of a differs dear old Georgetown | ” corame avant WIRDEMANN And for district attorne | T. Wikne in Buster Brown The ice men, if they should get Gle Gus chief police, . a be Mi not keep in the dark, | wy wild get well—-that’s » fact And as his chief detective, why but |The kind of medicine they woul in BZ Mark take er Would just be Pond’s Extract Have Maud down at the engine ine house, o Cireus Sot th) 4 story of a hammer chief afeatly to my liking : ot with a hammer in the plot, Give Masher ¥ 1 come 'O) jt makes It very striking Make Alfonso and dear Gastn 100.) 4 bee and a Jotned the counc large p. And then © ver else is left, give! ay poasessed of facts the brewery full charge Tt the honey & WORD FROs! JOSH WISE. | But the ane then we have in All the World Nol case es of 7 Ride Like This... 0 No where in America wi Inte > Bind more boantiful scenery, more the tan ; tains, valleys, rivers and in-| double than on the Port Orchard Route | question 1 Between Seattle and Bremerton. | farming the land « . Fake the children and let them/ it t# locrensing PBreathe the fresh salt air, or romp | more can 1 Own the sand at Pleasant Seach. | ground leave Pier 2 at 6:20,%:30 and|THE ELIAOTY BAY Invi 20:80 a. m., and 1:15, 2:20 and 4:30 MENT CO., 609 Alaske Ula Round trip, 5%e. ee EXTRACTS FROM THE GEORGE TOWN HOPS. a we i F 1, On the tt " BOY 18 MISSING. jook out for ® f b i2-yea he bans PEDOLER 16 ARRESTED. BB ating a side TALES FROM THE — 1 | | fe STAR SATURDAY, JULY 1906. A BED OF MYSTERY R CAPITAL aS os ee eee ee f “ I ' SUMME - ‘ ht ' 1th foreats t d, weeping bitte rvant found ' ‘ i looke ' | ' te found | , i | r , | ‘ i 1 « | * i } \ 1 | ‘ «! é / ' " 14 das | fa | \ | Wn | 4 A THE EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE UNITED STATES GOVERN: | an0 before the ahtp © eh | MENT OVER THE CORNER GROCERY AT OYSTER BAY ed ane ho had t to his care . 41 Correspondence to The boy, is down with the rheumation. was not alone in the bie house, As Star When the days are however, | sitently « yate » 4 wbad | TER BAY, N. ¥ he ts able to sit on the steps of his seat dh I Hence w a | cottage and tell over and over agalr > tt " vf © summer € visitors what a bright lad the lyoung and ts | ken by w of | president was } ay ( 4 voices In the having ove ]_ “L used to lift him np on the seat | apartme tye § | They are fa jby me, when I was driving the Lang | door oper SEATTLE MOUNTAIN CLIMBERS raph wires, mainly fron md stage coach,” he He lout and weatern cities, and by the na} was o sturdy tad and | remember | envi ; ket| WILL JOIN PARTY WHICH 18 ture ly ghostly impo wai-jthat he always wanted to driv fapeceiiens. tutte hie éuty.de-i i eas town subsides until the | No, I didn’t let him, “Twas agains fed, later he asked his master’s| TO ASCEND MT. BAKER j oo newspaper reporters have|the rules, But | always drove fast-| young wife who the stranger was, | > president and found hip him. ‘The roads weren't as a —_——_——— ‘ ‘ hen hey sow be, and it t te The Maxamas have sow complet | After the receipt of a burning! was Just a mite tleklish for a young there te ne wrong inleg arrangements for the three jmensage from Ann @ vor, Mick ater © on the driver's seat Rech nye: oom saye Apnea BE pete jporting a rumor th that Pr Hat 7 aen't afraid, He hung calnee and eecneiiaa t @ell Jent Roosevelt had met destr n lke a little major and everybody sived in Aeatilo today, the Port | at the hands an an t ked him for his 1 members will leave there next| ' ative was fous Amos alwaye 0 hte | night for Beattle, arriving be mn 8 von con's prety Fa morning. The supp | - Y « what sort of & man} fire ’ through Boattle yoat . tha ngate e when he , for the camp, which will be j detag wes i* lished at foot of the We | ko, { hada’ om wea sl cler, at an elevation of 6,000 feet | What has a washboerd to do with) out thie way : rd Several Seattle mountain ithe administration of American looking, old fashioned | ors will join th arty here, leav-} Inational affaires? It ts a common Sctetend, which he said ted bean ing Tuesday, and among those who| peverrany ae a beard te In 5 of ame of btn Buy have registered for the trip are would fit any reasonable want Ancestors, It wae carved with hid-| Wag Price, Miss Anna Hubert, Dr | as apparently never met sude sous dragon heada snake tamew Welae’ Ada. 3, Ste . 4 freah and new in ap Oh, Tim afraid of WL" orted the! iow, Dr J. P. Bweency, wife and [pearance mpehertane be yor Bee meg iaughter; Misses Gertrade an |hold article reelines im the ox AL mt aid, “we w Christine Niedergesacss, Samue | it up in the litte equare ro ’ Ip ini ©: N Sketched From Life by Our epeciat| excetient specimen of the monkee! nave the largest, best aasorted It eque. The bird was found loiter jot fishing supplies tn Seattle ing about Sagamore Hill. A smaller partioular kied of fy, no mat breed of the same family has been} eper to Une Smitheonlan institute ~ PROSECUTE Prosecutiag Attorney Mackintosh }will not take the tnitiative in tb | prosecution of exSherift }Cockhran, who shot and {wounded Tom Sharkey neat | O'Brien several weeks « jin owt of the bh i friends say be w RISQUE FOUND aT! Fem euareens ¢ with intent to kill OYSTER BAY A ney Frank Griffith eald this 2 | ning } “Mr. Sharkey has all along given me to understand that be intended » Sharyey sot corto a we bran with aanmult OSKEE Hackman Artist © office, over the corner grocery soo that Cochran was prosecst we. od. The reason the # © bas The president's secretary and bis boon delayed is be ne of the opp jee stemble over but always| dition of Mre Sha 7 - otect it. They not whither it I expect to hear from my clfent [> o nor reveal ade tn we without + importance. 1 any day, and when I do the mation | be Will at ones be takes up with capcuting attorney” ule « tng a clue tiom that i te red p bienome affairs we In Washing Why is it bene 1 oo of Parts, © a cavein wh . Lower ster Bay wents to koow ser Pe Jimmy sioave chint of the weve Mews for the Fiabormaa| rvice men here, has captured an Piper @ Taft, 1024-24 Becoad av | ter what ft Is, come to the sporting | goods headquarters, You are sure of getting it bere. ooo The Real Help- fulness of Our Generous Credit System je exemplified by hundreds of our « a continuously several years, and have nothing but praise for our goods, our prices and our methods ted this conse off Hoboken. 3. Chief Sloane shipped bis find Uacle Amos Boreum, the older abitant of record, who knew enident Roosevelt when he was « Excursion Rates to Moclips yugh serv aturdays, return h, Saturday Can leave he « from Moelips Monday w finest ocean resorte on the coast. For! culare inquire N. P. city ticket | corner ist and ¥ «This is one of the | bench the fact tomers ha with te THE HOBART M. CASLE Piano When they neod new apparel and cash im short, they don’t £0 without—they take advan is the latest addition to the ee Se Car eral NG Wat highest grade plano family, this and pey @ Wet 6 Une hr naa hae ether wove anything select an makes sold only by Amert We are showing everything thats “t and best in Sum D. S. Johnston Co. UF mer ‘Apparet for Men, Women sad) Children lity of guaranteed ie, tit garment and is SRHOOND AVENt Eastern Out fitting Company, Inc. 1332-34 Second Avenue Near Union. Centennial’s Best Flour Makes More Bread Makes Lighter Bread Makes Whiter Bread Makes Sweeter Bread Makes Better Bread “Seattle's Reliable Credit House.” GO AND SEE OXBOW ADDITION TODAY OOWNING, HOPKING @ RYEA Ine. BROKERS. Grain, Provisions, Stocks, Honda PRIVATE WIRES Tel, Main 279. Ind. 279, Rooms 304-305-308 Alaska Bidg, ALBERT HANSEN wt WE tsiz"* J 706 tet Avenue Than Any Other Flour ALL GROCERS SELL IT BOSTON DENTAL PARLORS Twelve-yenr Guarantee Se Let Attendants Houre—4.30 to 6; Sundays, 9 to 12. Roth phones: 1420 MECOND AVE the wont Green heard him mutter hia Green taneously My ee Don't wing” As he tu « bim tm that ¢ the be They arrived alr On heade some young brother, * epeak od Mre hrew her arms and sobbed cor r hed bee top of of the most nutritious of flour foods —-Uneeda Biscuit the grewec nm ehowed thet « emal the university INOIAN Two retired army ¢ have achieved p past ae suCcce are tn the city and at : Butler hotel. They are Ma ot simal-lerat James Forsyth and ne bed of} John M Bacon. Tonight. leaving Lescht park - ? mile trip around Mer oanuee This trip is unew trew.| passed in America for magnif sl teent scenery. Fare 25 er, whe forget the me : every night. wen | eaving Leecht | Madinon park at Collyer and Prof. Henry Landes of FIGHTERS HERE Around Mercer ‘Island on Steamer Fortuna throw your old cl Fortuna makes regular t: Have them cleaned to } Mercer Island, leaving Lew ¢ new ot the Pantorium. Mate | 10:50 a m. end 2:30 and 6 —the only perfect soda cracker. Then you will be able to Earn More because a well-nourished body has greater productive capacity. Thus you will also be able to Save More because for value received there is no food so economical as Uneeda Biscuit 5 An tmmer In a dust tight, moisture proof package, NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY at janoa and organa has been mov our Pianos 1 merchandise, best at- » 14 SHERMAN, CLAY & CO. Steinway (and other) 1400 SECOND AVENUE SEATTLE ere ein year fal Indian fightors pping at the ‘or Gen Colonet whe Two cy € with shaft, bro propeller and outfit i fend for 19 16, 90 and 40 £ Every eng teed atiatae toy Sole Agents 1405 Second Avenue THE BUFFALO MARINE ENGINE 2 and 4 CYLINDERS. GEO. H. WOODHOUSE CO. ran Talbot for pater (jUAKER “1013-1015 , FIRST AVENUE’ Saturday Even- The KOHLER & CHASE PER QUART Sinew Rys, full quart Fine olf Peach ant Apricot Brandy, full quart, each $1.00 | For full information, Port Wine and bases full quart The Murphy Wine ver , 206 Mutual Life.| Talbot for Patents (JRUG SEATTLE. WASHINGTON oe At ing Specials (Quaker ickages att « ; % , nt Lim J * yw » pectal : Oe and g ' al hymal T ’ ‘ 4 rat Dust with pr ’ 2 waa Combination Fountain . Hot Water B coiled + jaturday « ore 85.00 to at ay Poyv and t ri rede’ \ Jeattle ca QUAKER DRUG 1013-8015 First Avenee Retablished 1550 PIANOS 1308 SECOND AVENUE Arcade Buliding The Right Road - BETWEEN--= Saint Paul, Minneapolis, Omaha Kansas City and - Chicago Cuicaco GREAT WES jo FINE OLD GLENDALE BOURBON WHISKY S LD mame } Le nequaled Equisment n All Trains, hose U 0 $1 $1.00 Fine old reserved stock ..50¢ | W.H.OLIN, Ge 210 Muwwel Lite Seattle, - - W & Liquor Co. 310 a ke Street Open | To your appearnce and comfort we solicit your laundry work want you to look as nice as you should, and as we can make There ts a difference in 4 rcs sean vom : An you will learn after y “give ours a trial, You will — satisfaction of tmn linen as you have never knowadlil for. ¥ 1 alno the convenience of having work regularly called for and as women ‘ aw ivered. Palace Laundry Compa MAIN OFFICE AND PLANT 18016 EIGHTH AVENUE DOWN TOWN OFFICE 1612 SIXTH AVE, NEAR PIKE BITHER PHONE 177 THE HEGDAHL CASH. Phone Ballard 113. Cash Register Exe WE BUY, SELL OR EXCH CASH REGISTERS h price pay higt The Sundwall 69t. As HUNGRY AS TBEAR tieht in if you every UNION BAKERY ond Avenue anes eS ee = EE OO EOE EE EO OOo OE Eo EO O3OVV<VXV0O0VXV0O608