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

THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PUBLISHING OO. 1207 and 1809 Seventh Ave. YOUNG VANDERBILT IS » "iE TO WEQ A MERMAID THE a AY, R-TUESDAY, AUGUST a1, me MAKHOGANY | ' Tee eee eee eee BRIGHT SAYINGS OF CHILDREN * * * * EVERY AFTERNCON EXCEPT BUNDAY “uN 4 b eg Telephones oh) TREO RECEP Ree eee ee | ar Editorials Independent 675; Gunect Main 1050 , Business Inde ot 1198) Bune Main 10 ~ Ral Bame Thing a eek BALLARD BTAR AGENCY a8 Materd Ave aot, Pe t he ‘ dy , Ning - i * conte | on Heck ' jet at Cae Mveret . arrte: | rr 7 ———— t , oy 7 niin lt ' t nal § yours ——— ark A, AY the imp | Y ub t ‘od him -_— | CHAPTER Vit mobile fh ‘ ” “a ’ 1S etme 1 was growing rapidly in f ayo = . . sith > onere tay | with both M is @ ' ni “ og OM © tbe, ang | to tt war ¢ ‘ ; . Poor ly Was “Burned 1 ¢nt tn iny Be known " \ ‘ i ' thick you ‘ ghtin thar é ‘ 1 met Horte 1 iw haters re " ot or nornls ’ 1 ' i Wash, ax : : bow t ‘ at ’ to this © whict | a ; ; ' ' n 9—Someting . & “ ‘ |Bkidds the f day 1 wes of . 2 " ‘ * went to the 4 1 ifarm Bhe amiled . . ' 1 boy tong. | | ans y | fired 1 1 Venn “3 ‘ of | ’ ' y i sh . rite’. ‘The alley b y m," 1 t the blue ana * You w ve ss aaa Hit the Belfry ped Me m . ve : i} . the one fy Oo - th on » Cha » sak ma yin Anse i he on ’ a - king Why He Was Late, me ® the he w | Hox Was late ig fougt e zat " " " v “ te. ba . -_ : 1 pane OF watcbing & may w | " m had aiod ¢ ' -preagaerttoage | Liked It «a feet.” MMva Bp * | { ¢ eI ' " afte oh | . ‘ ave. ri | bg if ) , | ; = e bd joe lacey ANNEXATION PETITION, o “ td t found b ‘i ' |" . . A hat , be ' ; ot is & as 2 ion wien 1 clennet o Ueving & Cannon Make ve ° burde ' So bee ieonas ar erfect Fitting 7 cred to the ta dew a u nt a . afto « tn I | Br it te be ms clothes are a Soe Quality Bread he fire e sa I. ng, with exclusive r *.” in the esnet t ry sm r ght woring Mag to ¥ f the f ' fn individuality their ow o* from pare ma va $ = wher angers were i. | man v 5 che rent Colut ' ella One teat Ha and pox a siftiew nc . wibie oct eats bia . . a But » s of t ves . ft an} And we herotam hetr servie > working E @ersa ° i f van But skilled @ doing much for itself. 1 | THE HORSE KICKED THE) in te plea snditions easy and tte pay good Skilled lab es n eirl than any other’ Cert }__ Since TREE TO PIECES = ember of the at Kae! I ° at abe 1 to drud mainstay of clv , - K sd Me O HP. Be ten m O ng en rderne he He fers and asks Wi It Ie the highest type of bh su b - wee Easton h ae ‘ ned at be i th j a u ons ! dear h ghier of Mr. [wy " ected jound in all As i ‘4 , 4 at » mss| : : ss : | sabe y has es s « " a fte D the . « called “Btorrow Ht He - a *. The Poor We Have With Us |‘ ; : Ried “Borrow BH,” at Bev) . nd the % | » ) arma | des take otore he would clean 8 1 . vd M Unto | as =” ¢8 Oe er b ped tn hie ca We proudly claim that we are the most enlightened nation the meagre 7 " ider|chum sear by for rte rtemnty raion an Gane “ae ney 2c eee ee kt ite . . : sala cuneind aheetts 4] towed stamenered, town We not seo him agein for) I By suYING AT THE QUAKER—THE STORE THAT SELLS Fon And we do not know how to take care of our poor, In fact, jw marred Se, Via ‘aun ok tenn thant t ’ week when he ret i he} Less t . ' or house is worse than the | * Het cousin, Cornetiue Va : - sell me . had was 8 nd fr eyes we know how so Httle that the average poor house is worse thas aeoted soll whea he marric H. Brows Pur ving | : to-plaas the me: toon roo Nag eoks heavy | Senve Paper, full peuna sheets) fine Linen “Wile average prison, and death is very much to be preferred thas VOW | ei Vie " rasin, | 1 Pine #t 1 wath to me Jnnwt e can all th o Hist Writing Paper. ¢ eee Be! erty Cornelius Vande was when | rere \s ‘eo ving the farm for a ride tn te e4 for seve ays] sioum Powder (high 4) po Holland has fow able ied paupers Every be seems to . t Miss Grace Wilson, j ber phacton the horse . F c A , at a year wok ugh to « a folks take off t ts to the | while Alfred Gwynne was # frightened and kicked the single 1 de But have my] regular & Quaker price have enough to eat and we And ‘ t their hats pot swecaem A oo walied | ey gag or pee gy 0 BRR 9 ng op bane, Baap Aad spot gone came gercng 4: Very old and are kind to them, whether they have money or not lice sets Wrench ER Py Mo | ag ore renee eoecomageg eo If you can work, in Holland, and can't fied a job, you go to the |” wie Mise Bears ts a member of Let Your Bo se was Shes Waadas ented = par ¢ the 4 of Back Bay Bow sad her ad i government burean and teil your troubles - Ba og al ly , ¢ 260; Quaker . ure, not the big agriculture that deale with growing wheat In thous y i. ’ : faye Pamir cnc AO VISIT OUR PYROORAPHIC onpanTun adda of acres, but the careful, frugal, attentive agriculture that en ra much too dangerous,”| KR @c & pound; leg Of muttor ESB ts oop sala mai 2 ables a man to take a Hit plece of land and make it support him a School Suit she anid 1 shail ride in an auto) ide a pound aig | POM cee gp ot Rag gpa Pr rosrapear Galan nicely. That ie the Hollend way. Make those who can help therm | ; = cial Sale And fust as soon as these outof-works show that they know how : 4 j 4 and are to be trusted, and wan get on their aga he gov OF gy Mt sneer yegpanae | r it « to rent pall hold for hi —_—OTr—— mg sO . | erament permit each at a small holding maelf otice trom 92.00 $8.00 1033-1015 First Avene Aad im America we still send those whe can work and who have price ; no jobs to jail and make criminals of them, and those who cannot him nake om = work we send to the poor house, where they are farmed ont toa men | » it it, take ita . who makes « political record by proving on how little human betug» oe ee Cee eee ee a Ss eae Sp eee eee weee Soe & Tee Cemetery t th . ot * Bho | coate—ansious berause every The fellow who makes the best record, for they ceil it best fn with the or es ¢ “—e | time they're sighted a sale ! nite bas) rs t 1 sade Rome on ele this morn potftics, although ft is really worst, fs the most efficient manager, and o p . - : ad Some on tle (hie morn- ts reelected, or rewarded with a higher political position ONE ESTEY AT 825 nim to be scil-de made of gingham A little less emlightenment and more humanity would be a fine ont WRAYEh AT O83 ens ‘ . eR gece thing right in this glorious land of the free, wouldu’t it? | ONE KIMBALL AT 823 } We have a larg ee ection | RE eee I ONE CHICAGO COTTAGE AT i { ble br | Mothers. attentio ones Afi Immense stock of sheet music, musteal merchandisg a0 sir and double breasted | fest black ¢ either SECRETE EEE EERE SESE DERE TEE HS @ix OCTAVE ts, and every suit is made fine oF a 8 to talking machines, pianos and organs has been moved to 148; * | 4 hand to wear as a school suit aay 106 Second Ave, where all costomers rill receive our best at * | Terma should—we guarantee sat wee * » deateed islaction fothera, come 4 How artis for « om * in—we're always glad to See: the banana nen * * show goods prectal ¢ Ie : — “anestes ten tl SHERMAN, CLAY & CO Women's Pure Wo ats and & BEER EE EEE EEE E ERE ERE EER ERE Bose nteicag PY Gs wo yt oo ’ 4 n 1 we “ . : ee short sieeve, knee lengths and t the club, i al old entien . ’ tine plaids fo ate PRUE been pasted | “Mencentiy be oterted fie hese, 1 5 See ae idee, abe | ank s. slightly damaged Steinway (and other) Planos aes cts on gf aa Ty dee ne — || Eastern Outfitting }} ~ iss | Reise Silos: week mgs HH ee acon avenue a captain, je ye out « adeira we were altting| bt-tneh Mraa dct ‘ black 4 we Geo. Jas. Hurlbut, captain, died days ow he re | & * ——- hy Company, Inc. " re. $1.95 value, apes LONG GLOVES og oF a .. e e* | NS ew Zé y' PNE | Lace tops, full elbow length, biack hin, over ¢ ocrwns yo t-inch plain and far Suiting pat oe =: “There were God # a child over Saret 3% 1332-34 Second Avenue for chiiren's “acheol éreaees FACE TOWELS ries about bir bow 8 bright and dressy ae : said a second, “There was ar ' ricket | Opp. New P.-t Bide Near Union. ii TOUTING FLANNELS Muck ta. Etuee transaction that hurried ty on the Just recetved, a full line of strip: the heard the rights of i ybout here, old man; may need this | AMUSEMENTS. oo cane Fie ee sage Pgh meg ame 0 ’ Sieesthensen.” § anil nee to} Geodhg, Mf 1 Gnn't Gee you agate PRPP APPR ARP AAR ARAL AR AAD AAPA POODLE annem |] blue, gre as ite . dew | “He wae over the rail tn bs on sense hes Were came mumbled apele-| stant. The ‘ 7 Avenue a | that good comm fies, and then | added. “Tb the} turned back and seve | heator J That grantteware sale of ours ts cting «attention — better al { FE ey Sa Ae SS SS See. | of which all of us have @ ther 1 ar t iid on one na es va | h continue Perhap will give you a bett furtous > Gaeta CAVE COMPATT te c hetinee cians hernaye = sh Sepation than ts ter gown the re 1 about ble oaths TAILS COP ART sapiens dele BASEMENT BARGAINS are, how can you Station of « man whom I hon-|Teeched him and he handed Neat Ween, “The Pemate Detectives seme eany | i ered to call my friend child up. and just as they pulled Paar = |j 2 bere Ianon fon ane | to buy ordinary soda crackers, aay & wt we be mere come ; wen ; STAR Soot’ tmteep ms | pnta, 1 pint ne d dusty as they must rink, and then I think 1 talked wr new.” | rns amie four wogeems ee Sarasier ehaitgeas ther vane cave. | Carter’e Ink Be wine Garde stale an WAL the tne teat Cont tain Very ee OIE See Waals created coieghent; awe Daabastll, teamed i | } ' ter 10¢@) ; be, when for 5¢ you can get t t hi fathe sin ren tlemen aid the —- MAL aes enat tied teaiveed bee shlee a BRING IN YOUR COUPONS FOR HUMPTY DUMPTY FLAKES. # nothi * 4| God reat his » Fourth ave, above Pike street. Al service. Maple floor. Steel ball | nee a Eethe ool titan ana w chins ——— | bearing skates. Electric fans. Good music. Large crowds eve = tothe old fella and wae ouc'nee-| Tag ng Your “st meer Bae | ih mated Mite “tetas tarts “4 | d G | poorer PS AE fresh from the oven, protected 1 aston ate pein! munte For five years he has As supported the | an ir $ detardey and Bookay afierncens pint, MAY MANTON PATTERNS 100. Are you teaching your little boys Rent a Gun and Go and girls the m advant saving their Hunting |pleces? Do you train their young minds te money for the} Don’t let the fine summer weath-| good they with it rather @ pass without spending a few|than what it » buy. The finest days im the woods. Take a gun you can bestow on the little Tent of bu one * you like, is to start « bank account for & Taft € 6 8 vail with the tty Savings & av.—or your fishing outfit, and go|S Deposit . 115 Beneca —go before the rainy reason. By|st, and then see that they make the way, have you seen our fish-lgrow. O jolla open an ng rods, nes apd figs. e°° count ale RACES SIX RACES DAILY SHINE AT rstracerrasure The Meadows Take cara at King street and First avence south Admission 60 cents, Including grandstand RAIN OR ALKI NATATORIUM John Segnlon, the hero of the Valencia, every non and even- k. High diving, fancy aw ing. N a charge. Seat ty 1,000. The beautiful and costly medals awarded to him from dirt by a package the very beauty of which makes you hungry. NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY HOME OF THE UNIVERGAL RANGE } | OLD COUNTRY LINENS. MAMILTON BROWN SHOES.