The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 25, 1906, Page 3

SOMETHING DOING IN THE (32:3: "WON'T YOU KISS ME"? SHE SANG sqees WHO WILL HAV EXTREMITY LINE feast egretae'ai|* SO FRANK DANIELS DID fiscitiss ete ‘+ TO REGISTER as. oo an be ears 3 ee Shipments }Lake addition, | , jtime 65 lots have been NEW YORK, Aug. 24 We - ki © once,” tha the w GEORGETOWN Webb tells it T © was gart, apparent! oe 1 | GEORGETOWN, Aug 2 note in bh geasation thelr seat Georgetown # he righ the Union Pacific are roge ee ‘ greement regarding ni that on cwhat about KT Ment ne a er tends tol It reign! erg That aban ‘ockings (0: > cars Ne rightofway extends to came from pudgy | »* We are really fashion: | 11 feet of the corner of the|Dantels ant veers ae eee & Fo building, and, of course, ruins tt fc It happened this wa sila, if penis sow Preach *O™OR |THE BATHING BEACH “8OCKS.” HOW DOES SHE KEEP ‘em UP? |{ch00! Purposes. The board wants night plump jittle Miss {| company to refrain ure a portion|a t ng to in Meu| pleads, implores “Won't geveral years of the count | The « jme, kine me, kins me? H hase “three lots The ungal 1 to elamt by the the leader of the orchestra. Bu eo stage manager was on eu sd a chance GREEN WHISKERED IRISHMEN c=. Just weet portrayed In cartoons and made towards the new brich ing. Mr. Wilson ts show! me the future oF tiles | NEW CARS HAVE NICELY UP Reattle The brewing ¢ HOLSTERED STRAPS, AND M clothes and frowsy The fact ts that Irigh men and women are and green whiskers, and we will the handsomest in the world. We top it by boyeott we can; by [will positively not stand these i monkey faces, —_— more forcibly me necessary.” |sults any longer This the ultimate de to vember th sere were | "BS @ ite new bottling w iy" Wr tate Waeaner. aan “ ohne’ ta Heer Jar, |Georketown the only paste ©. WORKERS SEE DEFEAT) f the " . |machine in use fi © entire | of the Ladies’ auxili« here for this offense oe " By ba cabo this Aro STARING THEM IN THE FACE.) Hibernians, now tm | Well, that is mild to what will bap m here pen unless the caricature of the cient Order | the quality of the « No biennial sens the qua t m 8 The pubile gets an idea from the | Irish race ts stopped at once mproved, while a consh m is added to the cost | aned O¢ ¥ production The machine » nif Gate L as he staggered t to fatty {i stalled at the bottling kei pal « peadaquarte Dll renee wrens etter tment rte ne EF ot iy — le nate "bank build actically dec } that the Union at ontest conducted in the ard yesterday ¢ support Watson Allen for the| state senator from) “e O. A. Tuck RENTON. @ettion of one of the Beattie Kiec-|Allen and KL. Mann. The vote pany’s five new atre .|was; Mann, 139; Allen, 201, Bott WITH MONKEY FACES ls Sette erst : TELLING BLOW | i be taken In vicinity of tleon sick and tired of hating Irishmen cath t the Irish women are mer fet and watidy with sagging |224.4 Dig showldg bas already neers, we may ae well aba ampalgn, since we know stitute the vast majority of ters of the city ALLEN 16 NOMINATED. In improvised direct 1 at ward for ntt cided establish a branch of their tnstitu-| sion was ber o up and workers | ef tion in Renton at a very early date.| trom, the « me, waiting It has also been decided fo erect a| thelr t ahed in to he “The Two Roses.” stock theater about the middle of permanent fnstitut * Cala y The Stewart Opera company will | September | 4 on the ex suse of mur the Renton drug store from the post tonight, and be 4g walls were ad repeat “Ra morrow night the com New Bill at the Gtar ginning t pany will present “The Two Roses Tonight and tomorrow from 2 to/fice, The new structure which - by Ladwig Englander. The produc! 4) the farewell times of the current Of brick and thoroughly up t ey the news of the tion will be on the same elaborate | yaudevitle bill at the Star theater '9 all respects scale as was presented fm New wii) be presented. The proaram| FC. Lawrence, Renton's watch inci On Mow aie York. The bill will rum for o6¢/jies much that is of unusual inter jeweler, w py on : aan week beet and the week has been one of of the in the new Jone , It's these new care of the Beat : the |Dullding that is now in course of the |@fection. The other ix to be ocen ed by Gray & Brenneke, paints] *md #ttec ter, but thie latest attack ee | profit both to the audience “The Female Detectives.” |managers. Monday Deadwood Dick” will be on for | Star will offer the Diamond Com? the last time tonight. The Taylor jedy quartet in songs and dances; 494 wallpapers. company will begin the last week’ Jimmy Wall, formerly am end man) Travel on the Se Southern is increasing since the half-hourly service was inaugurat- | reeou od wr We wonder how many of the citi xens of Renton realize that there paid out for wages during the win-| uper Fone wsppem: Dut ther ei a ter months over §2,000 per day, and | Mer We had guarded aguinet Kk from every ott le, Renton &] very re { our position te but othe wtrat of the treme - the interests the st and We alwaye abead in 3 t this amount is, of course, cash. ‘The ring and night b this niy are. ii j average rate of wages p ja strap in a street car are soo per in these lemployeos by the diff | verted to the t ‘ think | . Itions of Renton is very much rj} ow ip 2 at ar con ow, to him . than in any other po eo} be an te ow d very ef ‘Whe thighs ev!) 7 jetate. The force of of | fect appeal for the voter of ox —— the different inatitut is also that class of our supporters. | era@ualiy being increased as tim Comfortable Straps. | ponees, The five new street care which | Work on the beautiful home th in being erected by Fred G. Sm ors has been considerably deiaye owing to the inability to secure the |necessary matertal CANNED FOOD L. Davies, of Davenpo state é cars of the present company KG }dairy and food commissioner, has ie esl tt |been conducting an investigation of | It '* too mucd. | Kt a number of canned prod ureetul for us. If in the state of Washington, and has votes of the strap | discovered that certain classes of eilies and preserves are adul GONRAD CITY WS A RIVAL | arrow and wore blisters ie of biackemiths who replaced by | pa with soft, upholetere QUARTZ STRIKE OF GOLD AND COPPER REPORTED TO _ WAVE BEEN MADE NEAR LOG CABIN, AND ALASKA PEOPLE| «ARE EXCITED. ing, an equipment «# fortable that, as cow j-style straps, the post like| « comfortab! expect to wir ; Sita | Paengers arriving on the ‘Waker Jefferson brings news of a a Strike eight miles from | Which bids fair to be SCENE FROM “THE FEMALE DETECTIVES,” AT THE THIRD AV oy rad than the Conrad mines ENUE THEATER, The commissioner stated that be ao ; ; cause of the adulteration the sale * were staked and atrela, |Of several of the articles ts illegal have been bond to New lof thelr present season at the Third| with A) Field's Greater Minstrels, Jand that prosecution of the guilty Gpitalixts, xupposed to be the| Avenue theater tomorrow after-jtn a burnt cork monolog; Herbert ims, for $200.900. The en-|noon. “The Female Detectives” will| Brooks and company in card shuf We Gantry for a distance of 20|be the attraction, and it is said to/fiing and trunk pussies, Collins & Wil soon be covered with|be the t of Mr. Taylor's plays. | Clifton, in banjo duets of popular parties may follow. Out of a num ber of samples examined by the |wtate chemist It was found that 27 per cent are adulterated to the ex m Skagway and|There is considerable hamor and|music; the Mason-Kelly comp “ An | : ng - tha ee heart Interest in the play in “The Onion Trust;” Peter Duns | ®t that the sale is tegal of the new » Russell & Drew will transfer| worth, with tlustrated song, and | The ore carries ‘ . to the Seatt r moving picture machine, with | le in gold, | thetr intere « Seal . Mrer and copper. Surface asnays|after next night the | filme new to this city, The custom ens an ice in «stand r e |eastern i) belary daily shopping matiness will be| _— = tone Se prices, at the |observed, and the popular summer the Lumber metals | pla at pop - © this week. The prices of the house are not to be y ‘a | Seattle the ue will be reopened as a | distarbed Exchange REPUBLICANS TO MEET. } ‘There wit) be eeting of the : biieans of the F inet of I 1) en 9 eee on on easiest neliaen teat anes H. G. Crowe Comes to Seattle From Blevesth ward at Kirkwood's California to Do a Realty and wna FROM THE S$ | “Tnsur Hu. G. Crowe. wellknown tele R yhone fro H it Callfor — ance | lates phone man from southern, Caton 40e dozen Grand Rapids sexh 1 be; ball bearing pull MONDAY — SPECIAL POUND Adams Tea & Coffee Co. 1585 Beoond Ave., Cor, Pine St. We don’t deliver but we sell FOR INFORMATION REGARD ING UNIVERSITY PARK BEFORE THE OPENING DAY. THURSDAY Aug. 30th RING UP CHAS. COWEN, Main 957, Ind. 2191, Or Call at His Office, 236 PIONEER BUILDING. Window Shades Made in Seattle. if_o Window Shade Mfg, Ce Witherspoor Prop ion. Main 1 Ind. R 1944 ‘tee > on sine veg eeepc ber Exehange, where he will con fhe tneurance have been in-| GREEN LAKE | Corporation Counsel ( ae eal estate and bro-| throne: peg ler yo Birt ventas any person knowing the |kerage business, Mr. Crowe is} wt cent. | 1 the only GREEN LAKE, Aug. 26.—C. P.|abouts of Walter R. Vacher should) har Aling the bond 1 nite of the New| iS tp Increase are eaw| Thompson, who has pust purchased | sieate with Green & Hill at|Automatic Home Telephone an MM properti..- rties protect-|the Central market from Sethjonce. There were originally sixty|Telexraph Company, who are now M499 autor: klers and long | Nelson, will take charge of the busi-|lots in this addition installing teleph gystems {n all “ ae, school | ness on Tuesday next. Mr. Thomp Dr. T. F. Hoyt will deliver a lec: | the cities of the Northwest : ae ee be Lake with|tare in I. O. G. T. hall Sunday, |among which are Portland, Tacoma | in, I re the bh he st both | August 6 under the auspices of | Bellingham and Wall Walla M pt ge Pacific ree ‘ cidaen 084 & bY the Betterment of the World league, |Crowe brings excellent recommend | to write at the| On Thursday evening The subject is “Physiological Rea-|ations from Los Angeles and San F | a Th : sons Why Man Should Never Dte.” | Diego, in which cities he was we ray oe 0. holders |ownersbip mee ing Wed- and favorably known for man or " p ow horsebac ' of their pre-| Kidd's hall, Bast Green ree or ine, the Missee’ Helen (years, and has selected Beatle fc If you have a prop-[ed.” Ix Interest Jo this movement} Olympic Market MY Which 1 tandard ing in the ele i a ndard ac-| waning in th led by this company it will cer very piece of property in Vach-|118 Pike st, between Ist and 2nd.| ir good plumbing and sick Marion. let fen, be to Ivantage to in-lor’s division to Green Lake has a| Tonight, leg of mutton, 100, pot! # ¢ eo to G@. H. Brown F MHigats ite proposition **¢ gloud on the title by the ruling of | roast, 6c [ing Co, 221 Pine at, NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS Should your copy of The Star fail to reach you by 6 o'clock any even ing, please do us the favor to call up our main office (Sunset, Main 960; Independent 1188), between ed to them in divi-|meeting was addressed an sele seattle ‘ Seotions Wend Miller and Remsberg, but in ¥ met with an acel-|a field of labor b i ving that here 921 Second Av., @ and 7 o'clock, and we will send Seattle is mak-|gpite of the talented speakers pres might easily have proved |are more opportunities offered he you a copy at once. If you should for ove 100 lent, the meeting oorly attend ee cin” "See , miss {t more than once, please tele r over 17,000|ent, the n ing was p than in the ¢ sMtornia towns, eee Between Madison and phone us every ttme you miss tt in of In this way we can be cert ving our subscribers a p servico—and it is the only way THD STAR PUBLISHING CO. fect Phonographs JN GOOD 81,000 Records and COMPANY —-25 Machines anit, gives us a total stock of "1 100,000 Edison Records to Select From 4 shows the general recognition of the omenal dema Edison Phonograph as the greatest entertainer of the age. Records, bc; machines, fre 6 to $106 WE AL60 SELL VICTOR TALKING MACHINES AND RECORDS. | D. S. JOHNSTON CO. JOBBERS AND RETAILE 903 SECOND AVENUE. BURKE BUILDING | Read Sunday Post-Intelligencer IN TOMORROW'S MAGAZINE r published tn Rome recently an eminent achaeclogist ' X to open the tomb of St Peter, which has been at 600 and thus end all discussion as to wheth nm of the saint really rest in one of the chapels of St, Pe- the Holy City. The incident has drawn the atten- ristian world to the sacred spot and the letter has al- , eplien from some of the most distinguished of Cath- ¢ rchaeolog both Professor Marruchi and Father Grisar hay- ing taken the matter up * quest . exces gly interesting ome. and ar strated m the bje jomorrow containg a sk h of ° r st fe, his martyrdom and burial, and the F together wi ry of the tomb an account reat his personages wh have 4 it since Constant om it @ heavy cross of vir gold, six r fe In as ‘ of the Turk, In the magazine, Mr. William J. E his religion and his gover © He at we should have an ar bassadc stantinople, and strongly recom- tm th be raised to an embassy A € illustrated scientific article, entitled “Oceans Have Their Vaile Plains, Plateaus and Mountatns,” shows how Amert- a ke 4 os have made sound- is a curtous fact that the r and oceanographer ts the * Sultan of Johore is leading so gay a life in London find himself m at her us a throne and a kingdom. An ustrated sketch in the magazine ibes this festive ne h and his sens al experiences in the English cay ir, ¥ k G, « the Post-Intelligencer's — correpsondent, s ‘ t jer Grahar I has been quietly ¢ ona y work of breeding twin-bearing sheep I e gazine Mr. Carpenter tells all about his ment and its r . Other attractive special features in the magazine tomorrow are Talks of His Career—Influence a Great Battle Had on His Life;" "Varied Use of Newspaper Clippings Concern That Was Them,” “In the ( Hor Sculptures ct William and “Rare English Miniatures of the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries. ‘ei af In addition to these the ters of Mary KE. Wilkins-Freer followed, on September 9, by the Defence,” a new novel by E. F. yollar concluding chap- rdor It will be ters or “The House of The Right Road BETWEEN--- — vw Oak, Kansas City and Chicago Cuicaco GREAT cut WESTERN Start Now and pawmay || Save $5 a Month In order to take advantage of w ment introductory trial Unequaled Equipment ff Y2acinent pote or $10.00 On All Trains. eet balers Gopher. tok late rates \ $15.00 per + 1 positively quarantee a perfect and permanent cure in cases of appendicitis, diarr- | | | | | | \For full information, apply to "210 Mutual Life Bide. ttle, - - Washington. ONSULTATION FRE. Dr. M. M. Ring Osteopathic Physician. 382 Aroade Bid. Third Floor, Front of Bievator. Main 4185, Ind, R 2666. Did you tr Union Bakery Home-Made Rread? If not, try it, 6 loaves for UNION BAKERY AND CAFE 1413 Second Avenue.