The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 22, 1906, Page 4

THE SHATTLE STAR—W, ESDAY, AUG. aa, ENGLIGH PRELATE DEAD DIPLOMAT A TRAITOR sed recently that no housewife need dread w THE SEATTLE STAR Prrmpenp fone ~~ pew how to utiliee th leftovers,” and the ue g 2 BY STAR PUBLISHING CO. 1207 and 1900 Seventh Ave overs” in thie special case were |» a fow” ones ¢, H LONDON, Aug flarl of Lev , a's ro) , eg ¥ ie” cheewe, “bro 4 white brond an” of frat, and “b! Phe pict 2 aaetieatant 9 Fi Telephones samples of “leftovers” on tap did not need any philanthrople suger * of the general a Nceredied ta thy bs Businesses Independent 1138) Sunset, Main 1090, round of h renoher” the leftovers would be general mietro 4 pe Le 10 Aplomatie y v panes | rm -™ pougnle BALLARD STAR AGRENCY-am Mallard Ave | ® —_ Another paper states that baked poa must be pressed with a | week. oe twenty-five eente per cate silwer .on, NONE OTHER WILL, DO and probably some female { copyiat will be foal enough to go with peare—minue a oaitver | pon spoon The trouble with all of us is Uh we hanker alive oe iptlon, hee net m and doaplee t pewter If my neighbor en dinnos 4 ten 2 enange of dale oo pork and black bread, It Reed not affect my stomach, If Mr’ | si Millions would pay M Laborer decent wages, and Mr. Philar am, 00 CRANES ee thropiat and wife would ad to thelr own affairs, Me. Dy. L. would - a OTT A be a big sight better off CHAPTER Vit ’ 1 ventured. 1013-1015 icememniianenesiainaiiiaieamemmiemall ——eereeeen | Cart, the chaffeur, Was kh pompots| rut Incka poetry,” | Casting the ' Harmony Bell lobetae, Me refused to take orders ‘ FIRST AVENUE’ weTORPPOCCUEEEr Tere eee SEE SEES inybody, and anew went ao fay] Our conversation was Interrupted | pele : ~ —_ * : 1 oT e, ‘Muidde to do some-| by the entrance of the ehautfou PR creer : Pasi tat: : pede a bgp ngs Ryan be BRIGHT SAYINGS OF CHILDREN - hati” howled Mr, mulady “yo | | from Atlanta tha ' contributions from all parts | @ 4 i ler me @ 1 You ever speak! n b ' part » » he ” e | me ir 4 pinhead, and I = Me conatrs fer © pipregclionns ato rrr rrrrrrrerer Cte title eth. 2s eae : Regs = yee ogg PAT CROWE | a tower at Wastin sch year on the Fourth of July te ° ee Last Week in the Contest what te fath s ithe daughte #0 . because f the alte he ine t i “ | ¥ BUYING AT THE QUAKER—THE STORE T M arian. But if you take senth eniia ontent wit {Iie (9 do whea she grows up?” 4 " p. gioven t 1 | rahe MAT SELLS Fon at ‘ reggie sty ‘ lay, Aus ed the fond papa, “Oh! | am goin tlete ‘ alne } meat ow , = we _ me t t lopa be |to be @ nurse girl until | grow ay boys « | it Gerteapendense Pager, { tno cau sor : \ fought the civil WAr | orinced, an far as adminnat nd then=-well, I guess PH be jus k he | adatieh Writing Paper, Aven Watae And the ser at lew m of hearts is of large tm « . « Tedaye othing, ke mamma Mra AD wte . “m8 © iapert deen Pou " saa os the . | , ‘ " r Mannun "7 gulo - me ad ave He Read the Comics } Wanted to Do Him Up. | | New YORK Aug 2 Pat ‘ Sasin 3 i 7 a eeee Ay we Were stroll t Ma My nephows, aged 3 and 6 years Crowe, of Omaha, who was taken }— eed tg te: Quaker for By \ . v ath at Philadelphia, though ro were sished by their fat Aft} charge by the poli has come Stalvinn Che se Waker for Quy Re ore ' te " sentiment, in giving « 1 ing erward they were found hd eae —_ ‘ lio an understanding with the « Setin Skin ( reg ‘ sie , " sentiment of Lit no other bell t Hh biste: - a While stilt at] Ways and means of gettin, “ . ‘ ‘ | thorities, He i them that he had} nein » Pee ‘ ‘ f ’ ne bel No ott ‘on ‘ Mil-jhim. Keith, the baby, | ov | fe < ag h ope wolary | iven up his old life, He said he} menwemt © ¥ ans has d much tn ed a b years ol4, exctatmed, “On, | the shop” his head tt . »Y wan engaged in newspaper work| VISIT OUR PYROGRAPHIC DEPARTMENT. can ey . s place in th { the people, But the harmot . . os Mappy {him up. Don thought it b ge him « quart . * land meant-+to earn an tb t Hving | Look goods in» t Dur aim det! can bh a place of Its owt « Mra M. J, Cavp 919 }etand him in the lake, upside down |! Picked the bie hts ee myeell | enceforth. He was 4 that hel|f any desigr Big: viere Grrcanaands a nae e h ave, He Mre. G. A. Hansen, 8118 Green |teking only the ripe and perfect) iid remain im the city Mt prices : * x rh ter wood av, Beattl os. . Pees " ta ner wee Wnees ae bepryae Did Papa Shoot Them? - ai , me i ni it nate | non Sacer BREMERTON ITEMS | The QUAKER DRUG C0|| egend about the of one of these belis, When the worste for lunch, @ little boy| Me te a iittle over 3 years o' | | ed for the 1 the people held t h are, who ha@ always 4} now The other day bis pepa sa | t ; eB ui ; " suntry, remarked, “Ate they |to me, “I must shave.” Benntel BREMERTON 4053-4055 First Avenue ibe ” 4 1 Hix fatt ane 1. | watched him shaving a few minute ough meta Ar pre ins goes, the wom 1 ques 50. Me then asked, “Did}and then sal Papa, when | get) en tore tt rcelets frow « and the earrings from thelr | you shoot ‘er ar'~Peart t big, I'll have some, won't IT Hix ears, the men took the rings » thetr fingers; th te children | ete m% Eighth a oe papa said fome whatT “Fur | too! ets; and e nd child threw oo my face.”~-Mre. Bea L. O. Tate aiabhe ™ 5 ' Name lant Smith, Either | Monters, Woeh thei ase e moulte es And there was enough And a anne : the bell was high in tt wer of the hurch to ring the |cireus parade and when she nen, | Born In filinols. | matt ad the reapers and frighten the witches away And never |so many pe she A neighbor's littl daughter In wil was the a ower nding be spoke of the love and | Whites, look med me that her birthday came | wegen) here; look oe the sw that went with anting I reptied, “Bo does ming.) he + Neville Whee that t be the reas } } Mino atthe ike each other so 1 ‘Oh ; eave An immense stock of sheet music, musical So tn the casting of oar harr 1. For into tts making have cacate valsened the ental ‘ nm this yard merchantion gone the golden lives and th teoda of all glorious dead An Ingenious Question mite, “my birthday comes tn Sun.} gg PO talking machines, pianos and organs has been moved to 1407 Ento Its cx e making were Cyst the deathiess heroiams of Purt When | was visiting « friend} but | was not born in March; 1 wae D 3 * = Second Ave, where all costomers recelve our best at. tan and of ( © Wind thane proctens eamtrtbettens would Be ttend. |6"*e 3 Overboard hor Mitte Boy, age im lilinels.—Mra, M. J, tart for hie home tention, 4 years, say jo was putting him ° ; : ed Into the silver chime of that “usion of states none can sever to bed: “Mudder, wh@ dose Dad's “ See plerube ee + 2 ee do on dark sights when Dod Papa's Name. paon | LLL The harmony which this bell would speak haa been coming for awe own.” —Lanore Harker,| Ope day white visiting, « thy | an ach aed paeeenen 98 ste a Sh caathiare aKa Youpait: tor cock See | te bh Avo, Seattle nuked Hitle Violet what her papas] | Pleked the Berries Myself SHERMAN ( ] AY & CO Both the bine and the gray in mighty batt It was fostered by the tiaedt on temune ame wee j ts . some “nat el ar cepa nee ae a bes > é silent soldier when he sald, “Let us have peace.” Lee wrote for It Littie Jannett was playing w your mamma him?” the feay{? ‘ a, 5 a the berries Philadel Steinway (and other) Pianos ‘and Gordon spoke for t. And the day of deep bitterness was well /her dolls, while the future of her| persisted Why that'e wh to bie mouth This te the rea Phureda 1406 BECOND AVENUE SEATTLA gigh forgotten when the sons of Reb and of Yank marched together three sturdy brothers waa being | mamma calls } pare, WEY a! This le what makes a farm ttle, was re 3 liscuseed in the family circle And | Thompson, Mentera, Weeh e . ox e five der the snapping flag of the aloe, es ‘er ; Rpg sonst ehed b if he ie be one aq Let the harmony bell be cast. It will not cost much It will h. And as the sugees comes from the South, which A Woman's Easy Dupes By “JOSH” “a <ecttisilsthepiatidiicdesialie Tempting Offers in Dry Goods Become a Fixed Principle at ICONDON'S Mean m Dad the most reason for bitterness, the North should join in the of fort that together they ma * t the old and ring In the new Most people will find it hart to wympathice with the casy vie Is Your time of the “Widow” Hamiltos, or Verrault, who freely orhanged her clusive affections and promises of marriages for sundry sums FIRGT PRIZE FOR BEST CONTRIBUTION, $2; SECOND PRIZE $1 Ww , Extra heavy broceded Turkish Bath Mat ; END IN YOUR YARN& MAKE "EM BRIEF, AND ADDR werk in o bask and « 1 sata ) Ticking, blue « ft « ao " @f good cash. a pm ° would ike to quit and « work ¢ keep in the feathers, Our Ite grade .. . So long as men are fools women will play upon ‘their foolish 408M WISE.” THE STAR | farm, Mather gave me ard beat y ar on Half Bleached Table Damark, 66 inches wh ne wet, 7 “© . on has 4 the ba ouble Darn — Makes the beet brea It te sad, even bad, that the pretty New York adventaress, by q ‘ lif he te a man of w ‘ ‘ the exercise of wiles tmtrinsically reprehensible and by the use of Jooh Wise Is in Town. faacy Gee ar say veer hair] ation. ali the beating weiad cess mendecity, ina persuaded weversl ton tresting admirers to} “aoeh Wri” Bae some te tere | tock «s i coat OM Jour! ont arive It out. As one: ae transfer to her their money sala De Post patggg te reteets da neg 1 ae a Munich Maibieg, dssels Ceick coe Wars Leo Kiesler, « rich Insurance man, te a fair instance. Me Btar readers take areat Exciting Pastime | on Teste oie 4 . 3 | yard 49, and baw been im love fust once. That cost him $4,500. in Unig Ceature Of Ube paper The boys and « . a ie - ? 4 | oe mr - ye Oh rash for roller towele or Gish towels. “| advertised last October for a wife,” be said. “I w read “Mar Dust's” effusions ling the beautify ° oa, 1 fing ) | . fy 0nd contributions with heen enjoy-| munday eve-—Roope (Tenn) anewing 1 judge gome and had no one to make e to ment " jon 1 i He fouhd one te make love to, His lonesomeness waa prompt Jon wants everybody to read} tip ‘ut. whether ¢ y { his fy relieved. And now he complains that the w@nan with whom he pee ha oe nae _ wey ab Rubbing it In. ar eate than te fest a thes are made ot Hemmed Napkine With red border, all linen. All the way & foil in love at fret sight got the better of him. He ts oabiian : Bove, wah te Why te that tramp oe 909 ot 10 per cent, with ‘ You won't slip on qual ‘ fermiine, Scotland, Guaranteed wear, Special far A ‘ pe et publishers so tha > prices w ~ 4 ’ * as security 1 wo slip o use, per dow . seeeaeee j @nd still wifeless, though, It is to be hoped, somewh Toh chin weeti tee the bach con-4ee ee Bee bes bie One ‘This le bad on the woman's part, bat there are mitigating circum | iritutions Anything funny. a louw He picked up @ lost pack grandfathers work that years ago I auits, at ar rice from gtances—at least there are circumstances hinting that some of the jas i ie pithy and brief. wilt be » A ee stant enn te t hia tole MSIE $) 60 to $B.00 Pier ape i Badness was ou the other side pe et . 2 ker —any old R - - we th ~ sickle b ye library wall and it): the built to stead } om A man who has reached 40 without ever being In love is to be ry w the ectomm seday * hie reke ne townie? hey are built to stanc 36-1n. Kimono Flannelettes—Perstan Japanese and Judes for yourself, show you @ maximum of wear and stripes and allover designs, To see them ts to choose pitied for that, but he is supposed to have sufficient discretion at The first prise will be $2, the ae a He te4 me Into ¢ Norary where oo ‘ elt with tonne ® that age to take care of himself and his money ond $1. and the awards will be made Hickeville Meard From. he showed me the atokin ip StSt, anc sre etyien vee | Flanneletios in all the newest wae “a inode s All of this guilefal women’s victims thus far reported seem to [every week. Now. Star readers, get rniabed their uew We Keep things like that io xh’) a! yy ead Counts jf] ctroowe trom.” Onty a yerds: pr rae busy, send in ye rea, but make hasers to our -" - reaste: es d se Severteached the years when oman to charged-with dhevetion and |=". cos '* your varea but mas remveacegts Pog Hage ; saat “sig bet ond teh Ti @hen he gets little sympathy if he shows tts lack a fter t e Theater. ' ! | And in the case of this particular woman It looks a@ if ail her A Werd from Josh Wise. A Little Weigh Me Mas. p rt Brine him i ot | Picting were Jured to their undoing less by an unconquerable love The iceman kr * hie 10 | A eorican Bank batiding pier en ‘ | double-bed sized, a new Une Just received. NEG than by an unconfessed ambition to asstet the too effective charm- ‘“ ve — e i oe _ t : ; 5 hen aoeaen Me | i" cs y » ain e whole po Mied with nice white cotton, er in the care of her Mexican lands and the tncidental disbursement Too much he hag been giving you tants te Pang EE sosoctee ches seks sie of the revenues from them. . restaur on adway uses them. apeavy. enough to stand The money they gave her seems to have been rather @ spec Where the a Convalescent Now = —— tiant Washing. Per doren .....+++- tive ier ae a8 expect rather will there's re os The people of aur cor an the lection preparing to lay by The readiness with which the enraptured business man of 40 tGunkd Gerteuneniines Company Inc. econo es and over advan money to release the woman's property from oe , | or while or k borders. A very ght and & se Btigation might suggest that cu was more in evidence than tne te pr = 0; Mune | er, Speci er pair ° " essed aahesin “4 ° u me 1332. | dove, and that In a game of matr mial money-making the woman tude it be ¢ Both phonee 332-34 Second Avenue | got the better of tt inatneih seenant 1420 @RCOND AVE Near Usion. he law will properly punish the woman for her wickedness Oddly Grgped Circles it * ete c ttle # th asted o t whose Prof. H. G. Simpson, of Jasper,| ! ae with many Kiewes (* * % Riderdown tn e, pale pink, and pale gray, red, tan amd And there need be little wasted on the men tte Tosetay evening |Your devoted.” ot AMUSEMENTS. Now ia the time to make the baby a pew coat for witty very desirable for wrap blankets for baby. Per yard. them easy vict foolishness made a men in a game nstrated that he is] Sterling Sliver Top Hat Pine, new Moral and fancy Dee extra long. Values to 850, Special the days Will be close to} ANSWER 4 wight easier than f that Attenuated dyspeption have figu ordinary sized family @an tive on 11 910 cents per day and get rich on the surplus; but a Man who earns a living for himacif and family by his muscle needs Something more substantial than fractions. These pee It'a a blame b ALKI NATATORIUM saying “Ne” after you've eald “Yes vr , ‘ohn Segalos, the hero of the Valencia, every afternoon and even- ee thee hears” At 2 Ie padiocks 100, the looks 1Te, ling thie week. Migh diving, fancy ewimming. No extra charge. Beat are On a par wit a leading publication which chance say “No"—if you are th eee eee ** ' in diamond circles | al 2° » he tudo 7 aindind Ps Sequeches (Tean.) News | CLEARING OF FINE DRESS HATS. YOUR CHOICE OF ; 4 3 mit aa , RT aud G11 thin week the renitette boréer Gra ONE OF OUR FINEST HATS . { » “ ey've dram a a country a asiibochl secu SIX WEEKS MORE OF SUMMER TO come YET. LYP * * ©, There ie a chance t " * TATLON COMPANY Ina bewtlering sensational comedy sucess ASIDE THE HAT YOU'VE WORN ALL THE SEASON AND * [make st very sensational by ar 9 2nd © cette, Cnty magne Sate A FRESH ONE. i * a |e ® =— in whieb : 26-inch (one yard wide) Black Moreen Skirting, good welgtt comes a actually pays bie sub . regular 600 quality, on sale at Lo * today for : PHILANTHROPY : |: wie * * tole, But Not « Frost . jatar mngprd ha * BY FRANCES GILORIATHANGERSOLL. Sak. ce nsaae wna Shaw bole: Meatied 3 | ms outs eae, Mages, Cancers, <acase’ SL CHILDREN’S VESTS 10c bs % lwore buaey riding Sunday—Han-| At the meeting of the Co » neo wae oe ‘ oure Rieached Cotton Vesta, long sleeves. Well made ant PT PSPC CPSP CeCe eee eee eee kt Crossing (Tenn) correspond.|¢lal club to further the plane | ————— os : Half the world does not know bow the other half lives; and if | #ee Ort raepgerneg se ddings O60 ete -tee! A Sk Rink the half who think they know would only attend to their own bust fecided that there should be two uditorium ating In d Vests and Drawers Bess, the remainder would be all the better off. But Mr. Cashier Bulgaria has 3483 centenarians, | daye ad of one, a8 Wag the first | Pourth ave, above Pike street. Al service. Muple Moor. 6& 7 r bee ; . . , 1 t ntentio 1 stall ° e tee! ball Women's Jersey Ribbed Vests and Drawers, vests have os Gannot see any reason why Dr. D : Laborers family should “be so Get old, probably, waiting for that if “ me . 7 detatla of pre bearing skates. Electric fans Good music Large crowds -- Drawers are knee and enkie lengths. pear steo lace trimmed: @retchedly poor if they would on spend his wages judiciously,” Ralkan war youd to do something, | P ; i exhibition day were gone over | ——— er pure white, Special poe tee enee ; and proceeds to droxs a 26-cent dinner (in theory) with a $5 “trim bind it was finally decided to walt atier - fing.” Even the great economist, Carl Schurz, once Idtotically re Early Orumhead Grapes. wntll a larger committee could be Retined Roller Skating Lens eaihes the “poverty of the liboring classes was due to their Yo writer has fidieat garder ts hog So mate the arrangements " MAY MANTON PATTERNS 100. ying in smal! quantities instead of taking advantage of the mar- |thig part of the vineyard. He bas) '"! me progres eterna nmnencmsasas eases linsianccattniaatiamanaitiiel, Kets.” ahout 1,000 cabbages just beginning} A m™ © of the business men X RACES DAILY—RAIN OR Groat Seatt! When 60 wants are taken from $49, how much Is |to make peeee Whitewell (Tenn) ba Fon int ted me movement RACE s BHINE AT , left with which to “take anta of anything yerespor * wd a he rooma of the tn the name of arithmetic. how can they buy fn an ing bat Commercial club on Friday for the FIRST RACE 2 P. M. SHARP Mi ali w @mall quantities when every dollar must be apportioned QUESTION purpose of appointing the commit : The eatows dozen wants, and an exceds of any one when there Is a uu dare say “No” at the} l0® o@ twenty to take charge of the| Take care at King street and First avenue south. HOME OF THE the market means going without mony other absolute necessities, i lt le empected that the). Admisolon is peers va as ~ eee : UNIVERSAL RANGE OLD COUNTRY LINENS, aitar’s your lant ce leeks 20c, be locks 36c, at) 4, Spinning’s ore) capacity 1,000. ‘The beautiful and costly medals awarded to him » on exhibition,