The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 4, 1906, Page 4

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Ber : { ' ; i ‘LE STAR TUESDAY, SEPT. | SDAY, SEPT. 4, 1906. - — = » | " * y if THE SEATTLE STAR oP hered STAR PUBLISHING CO. 1907 and 1909 Geventh Ave. =e : 2 EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY age ore agar Telephones— M SE Editeria Vadependent 675; Sunset Main 1050, with & ath ‘we Bu ont 1198; By Main 1050 5 hall, ba A bi A Me BALLARD @TAR AGENCY ara Ave Sunset, Me | vw *. Preah 2 five conte per month th © wn dD AD ieeuEs CI J . FoRST PRIZE FOR BEST CORTRIBUTION, $2; BECOND PRIZE, $1 CANADIAN RO 1s nh ward, BR M ” GENTS MUST) how A ' . efiene, ’ fo } SEN IN YOUR YARNS, MAKE ‘EM BRIEF, AND ADDRES CULARS THAT Ai iroh, J. 3 ; | CONFIRM TO INTERSTATE Tenth 1, Maye hall, Latona . “JOSH WISE? THE STAR | 01 ; be and - amend COMMERCE ACTS | we | | Herricks hall, Byoo! 1 Those Trust Funds he barkeep blow # thot cal her And what are you gotny i pasion D1 a eas 1 } ie ssi when you gro@ ap my littl bat | he Canadian Pe i, in} S Cc i sitie, Pano sath: Maver, Mich, has | "'m gola' to be a trust aor By, The Con b ratttong ee Ca a j ' 4 relative ta Rogland had an automobite T ongaged the 4 te ~ te United St agen f " offers ex ua a» Gow Oh r » he ha x yeara earned his 0.” he wald, “ten eo the tan He a ; on ae modat Two trains daily t n A Word From Josh Wise ty wrote me that they ov rew a n Fras hort at . “ garden of 200 acres, rial |!" A og re a \ adarned W wine < Pacific ; ' te and taformation # t We at iit t oe eatinend iy fice, 608 ¥ av Al w i that a . \ we inquired nd F BE. #.F 18, Gen. Agt. °** 1 home fe bed ‘ ae b sald ty pase as . vr ‘ — a t “ t maasenger busine " M 1 Idon cor “ i awk he i sndled by agents ob comunl th w wt » a » and be td . Poor Aim ' ° the h agents who receive remut be M “ " t you hie ba “ nd in worm out old Fated ear tant toe, om omething New a Sed dp oar » purcha ite «ja i Py : word te the old horse ¢ You coun = see. fo, Coming in © ‘ M M. O'Brien 2 w 1 in the mor . Now Whe Was Right rs bes ef oo i Every Day th 1 ow stands at the ¢ t tt would ra f prohibited Student - i. Pay rte . ! m ' : " : af 00 s by stating , " may ha : . “i 1 unjust fellows . ! na t - ? fq . ' with t ale ‘one n t mt f amy & o “ t gen aspir ‘ at | wa 4 I u P : awe ’ t te — hr gry” hee The Maroon Adress Wanted ih New Pony, Bion Mie w ' ' ~ a long etlw t ” . : - Priv ry , 4 : to be char “ " { the whole framew i fe guy “ a lady had at a | ‘ ‘ " a ite * wld now her « ‘ * , itis send her @ ne te The bles « of vo " fom 8 2 ft ey “fs i “ e ‘ and ote ted mix e oe ~ f ‘ « . ork miature 5 - a : ‘ $10 to $ SPREE EERE ESS ERE R ARE RR ARR “ . 1 ; t ow paw Sere nt b wa A 9 , too an nee * * la spot. Now it I re , o have. We are pre o ® |1am doing rig for Wright's - Bald the ntoth you out at as low a o * eee? A? I'd tear you | pores tore | Th Lat? The ng then anew . nee & és Ps BEING THE STORY OE JOWN RADEL 5 | "Oa _~ ' 1 ned if yo . the bex wart if | should | the strain on yo WETTER OCCCEEE EE SESE SES SEAS > ; ai as Saud 15 Olney | i, Td tem t artty of John J. Radel, a dotax ¥ t which would is tin cane to| CAMPAIGN BEGING IN EARNEST |B way treet fines his free-giving, He aeeeen, 2 6 1 would | th f Joe Rain's yellow dos agente, What he has to give he gives S “ey w ts tat, Jen-demeleined to Gp LIST OF PLACES AND THE king business 4 1 a ' hat, but was told that those SPEAKERS FOR TONIGHT State ay, among with a cuspador while 2 th Tr. Wideman Seeds Eastern utfitt ng It tp tear the | Me Ow . 4 ever busy er ' «m . po C : Ieee, CHANGE ARTICLES Soe mpany, Inc. f ie he “ wilt begin speechmaking 1332-34 Second Avenue gown upen ne | by on leit, and the Hat of places and ple " =| OR WAR sagen stint: wo oo rising # “* . 4 at N - dg ie gy ear “Seattle's Reliable Credit John Fi women and children suffer, and he te were of sociation are | tt wy the Preses Me oir meeting ide av. and @otng his pa * . is in the summer, Rad paying $1 a box for picking hope) \Y i + od.) Washington st —-Bpeakers, 0 1 loads far . ge sed takes them acr he land state that a year to| 't* a ny A | irk ee T. D. Page, George A. Pid-4 river to Ais « t ee ls t bottomed. « wheeled boa xceptiona “ ate «cn t Co ‘ Ron which will ca about 40 people cor abiy « plcke tok * . ‘ Berond acon Mill engine t Kentucky side, It is shaded wo to three boxes a day and eof we stating | now A White, H, LEWIS 4 co. : yg nd . A - ee who de ° . at formerly of Piret nd Cherry st ore ab o* . “= |e i 4 in ering f . have removed to their pew oo "con a7 ie ‘ the , store, 1206 Becond ay, where 4 Baturdays, the barwe ' tatmente In Cubs and th they are ready for business Sane es ee K | .* £ the offending ever aske any questions as seer of and enlisted sae e taken the trip The j , te upon > or, romp and play under the | ‘ and» eld tre pure, fresh air. The mothers jeueh ine * were } at about | guters a enfeying th | those ser od had the at snee to procure a new carpet Fx - . | at . " on « hae " “hart ig ’ ' fl carpets t ene . In * | the pr tinge of at 1 wer 4} y jon't ha to bea ige of $ Thies tf jet @ when voluntes k are bargains. London sells | service ' th amie » 4 fit that he sells dry a the cae “k x a ee goods and eryone k is prices are ab <stmant ls the pleaaure and aatiatacton of \What Your Four Dollars solutely the lowest in Seattle gecing the poor women and children enjoy themselves ee 2 Oa er ert ats anne one's a Year Will Do THE CARPET PRICES water exp of cold tn wo @lee lone bh HORRIBLE FATE OF ONE NICHOLAS Ii. So many disasters on o mane of a it. 4 rent # box in the safety De vaults of Wm. D. Pe berry st. where you te peoait utterings isanthrope Special Sale | Of Used paper have fallen upon the erar in the last (wo oF three years that there isn't enough him jeft to com Among the early | oan pare to a fraction of infinity. Het» the great annihilates, He bas |remining aatutia w “ been crushed to atoms. The poor czar fs no more jstreet costume dtr oof ian a ‘One knows this is so, for haven't the cartoons shown him blown [114 fashionable tall Pee Hn up in 1,200 different ways? He has been pashed off all the cliffs into Jing fabric used fo ton-vlebs abysses labeled “Chaos,” been smoked and booted cult a tweed of ned 1} over this mundane chunk of 8 rd Ot! teal estate Be . whe eek is a ent mer ps erally sides which he has been shown in ful weeping bitterly de jection Organs 5,000 postures of despair And | insonded to be worn by a tall alen eviden at the sloppy spelling used in | ise figure It is long and fit-| cartoons. tin and heavily stitched around Nevertheless, the dispatches come drilling in saying that his eae ng ma abe | an > Swetee inte ts f he hadn't been obliterat the edges. } These are some of the ber. despotic nibs is reviewing his troops, as if he hada en obliterates The trent te uateuely closed on af fl sine y« ee ce celle ae worth 9 cuss. Is it possible that the cartoonists are misinformed bias line with three large black | the Meyer-Toner Plano Co. 814 ‘The truth of the matter is, Nick doesn't take It mear so bard 4 |ioen buttons A flat arrangemen Union street you do. They've mever touched him. That's not saying they won't. | of plaid and black velvet trims the | KINGSBURY—Fine walnut anne but the pictures have taken all the edge off tt for him. o will be (Sicuigers and cuffs. The skirt {e ae 4 ae new a1a5 no novelty about it him to tarn to the Vovoe Vremya knd has been made the daily Nevertheless, the most flendish manner ondering how he got awa DECKER—Nowse wood case In tact, it te probably mm see wh walking length and pleated F An Alpine hat {# to be worn with iMastrious ge a on his suit. It Is also of gray, and|| CHRISTMAN—This te « they will continue to pulverize Mr. Romanoff in | ine black velvet appears again here fine plano and e good aa and inhia ripe old age he can cut the |i. the shape of a rosette. From this ow 8165 string on a dale of newspapers and while away a rainy afternoon |eiringy a soft white oaprey, while || CARLISLE—Only used for two with a whole bide ja long gray chiffon vetl is draped monthe 20 bac | There are several others, and i { these planas are worth ranged for the registration of appll-) han we ask for ther, canta at the public ryment | | ey must go thie week, bureas. The and [f which accounts for the price train by which applicant ex TERMS as low an 86 HOP PICKERS ARE WANTED FIELDS AT QUALMIE READY FOR PICK ERS—YAKIMA WANTS 2,000. “onl nite ic, Seattio Theater sia DRESS G00DS will & f k ine ue w Big, new line of Fall ¢ ’ " day of . " Arent “ m and We. Meyer-Toner Piano Y\b rie aay ot -widhes ef Gee ip tage NEW RAIN PROOF SUITINGS have 1 AS ee ea ae RRS PIC OTT RRR 314 Union 51 sla cal € those going must furnish the n mplete Al 4 1) iit R , FOR SCHOOL WEAR mieten Basondl ter? _ ‘ en king | LL Sie hp BASEBALL | ii drewees’ danelatiog te] siagitia Genet League | For Irrigated Fruit ae fev oi sand 5 oalt eanti SAN FRANCISCO VS. SEATTLE MAY MANTON PATTERN® 100. arty tus eaneek a ay fe : | TOMORROW, 3:30 O'CLOCK P. M Lands are wanted. Ar od tated ‘S| RECREATION PARK. Admission 26¢ and 600. Take Virginia or jumbia Canal Co. "wd for the round trip has been m by | Cedar St. Cars. et in tomorrow's paper the Northern Pacific, provided th sets ghekers go in bunches of 100 | Retined Roller eins a . ng 1 to 6 pm, 129 to 0 pm | fulfil the railway orders 1 bes vis aime Private. partion io to 18 pam PAS Commtsatoner A_ 1. Grout ha Aaturday and Hunday afternoone Hunter klee F a ere LLOYD TRANSFER CO, Ine HOME OF THE MapelineiceCrean _, Datiottal, at Sha ro Bunk Bidg. WHITE | | | GREEN RIVER AND AT 5NO. THE GRAND - ; n Me Pons : | | ft at that pects to leave mu office before Th reda # the privitese to paid at the office before 11 which any time with (no yours, Yakima Dates for Picke ~. oe inquir ; ' inp peel wah e | Trains will Seattle pend Yesler Way. If you want the biggest value We have also some Organs os Kimball, $25; Estey, $95; « Octave Piano-Case Organ $60. RIVER, | AMUSEMENTS. : pororny 314 UNION BTREET r Opposite P.-1, Building Bag je Express. Furniture and Heavy Heuling. Both Phones— 1686. ALKI NATATORIUM John Segaion, the hero of the Valencia, every afterne and Sto ogg — ing thie week. High diving, fancy swimming. che Oftice in Diller Hotel. parmacy, Amert ‘ing capacity 1,000, The beautiful and costly medals ewarded to him Open Day and Night, also on exhibition. keep your valuable papers oy without fear of lose by fire burgiary or earthquake. Den't hink It a good investment? ¢** | i BEST BODY BRUSSELS CARPET $1.15 gest wear Lif Bigel r Lowell, hig grade as : fon | ing Car , during th it and sewed free, per yar ‘ ; $1.15 j BEAUTIFUL AXMINSTER CARPET 92%¢ | The Carpet that readily fetches $1.50 per yd. at the carpet w-W hit every pattern new and handsome, Lon 92).¢ Y 10 WIRE TAPESTRY ET 89¢ Exclusive Stores.” yard they Ask them g and sewing free, per yard | 9-WIRE TAPESTRY 68¢ | standard $1.00 goods in any store, every pattern pleasing and and sewing cost you nothing, and si 9 Wire low price, per yard, cut and sewed stores, cack don's extra -HIGHEST QUALI CA They get Lon 89¢ sell and see. m every yar lesirab you save 32 this sale, Tapestry BARGAINS N Lone GLOVES. | DON’T PAY FANCY PRICES. te or Gray Lisle Gloves, Suede finish, 2 clasps worth $1.25; $1.00 finish, 3-clasp, regular $1.25; m sale Long Tan Lisle Gloves, Suede on sale, pair THe and 90¢ IE Long White Suede Lisle Gloves, elastic top, 3-clasp, regular $1.50; on sale $1.25 WOMEN'S UNDERWEAR ITEM M i's Pure Wool Vests and Drawer lightly imperfe rt sleeves, drawers knee length yin LONDON’S SUCCESSFUL BASEMENT Se Grandpa's Tar Soap 8 Bars Lenox Hunter's Flour Cup Muffin Tins . 10¢ | Granite Cake Pa Cream of Wheat 17e | te foot, 25 double sheets Carter's Ink Se 39¢ 2 Bars Sapolio 15¢ | Lard Compound, Ib Re Blackola or Bearola Shoe | Wire Coat Hangers 8e Polish S¢ | Lipton's No. 1 Tea, Ib 55¢ OLD COUNTRY LINENS. or 1013-1015 (First AVENUE’ PAIN 1240 Here Are Savings for Yoy At the Quaker This Week I 1 \ ck Pre 0 Be 1 ; jars this I j pr : per bottle ' ot 1 Pocket |} large a t tt! i mestic and up to Large iH re Sets at cut prices. ee REE DEI Y. Ph Main 1240, Independent sag) The QUAKER DRUG CO 4043-1015 First Avenue An immense stock of sheet music musical merchandig, ane has been moved to 140 vill recetve our best ate talking machines planes and o Becond Ave, whe fence all costomers ———e—eeoee SHERMAN, CLAY & CO. Bteinway (and ether) Pianos 1406 @ECOND AVENUE THE MOST VALUA IRRIGATED FRUIT LANDS | Positively Guar a Perfect and Permanent Cure In All Cases of abcens, ; diarrhoea, smatiom of courne 6 if you ( Dr. Ring Bae y have Your ss you” and OR. M. M, RING Osteopathic Physician 382 Arcade Building Main 4185; Ind, R. 2666, Consultation Free, Strictly dential and Earestly Invited KOHLER & CHASE Established 1850 PIANOS 1308 SECOND AVENUE Arcade Building Woe sr 100, speclal, Saat THE RUBBER STORE 714 First Avenue PANTS TO ORDER Gascow MILLS. 1020-Ist AVE SUITS To ORDER +15.00 Made tn LS J Pacific W low 1K. W a “7 g22 Union. Main 1166

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