The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 12, 1906, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PUBLISHING CO 1307 and 1909 Seventh ERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY Seo Edit Jepe ndent 675; Sunset Main siness: Independent 1138 Main - od-olane eapiter Mra, Elizabeth ( wid th t hand t t . 106 ow » be t y. She w r A . (rangle t of th ‘ ‘ . b nd and has ger ipened | . con tent Ol at be if, part a wor b h . ha wine ' to u ] ‘ ad f b she can begin in old In t has well & ' h Gra 1 4 ‘ oat 3 She t ree to inda h t y & ROO ‘ a god rome 1 the conve of oS in burdens of 1 fall f b gra , pea t m 4 v and ' impe lesa tot » ex v a he apt to lay down w { t nd he ba jown his f itself soon aft But the womar ws Into t w condition naturally and s unconsetously insure ‘ wor life to be a greater risk th man’s until t { fferings and cares are over, After th < < risk than the man If she emerges from that uninjured in body or spirit abe has every chance to live to a ripe old nee. The woman old tn y mut young in » sweeteat blews ing mankind knows. { as it ts to others ft If her life is not as sweet a biessing to bers ts because she has falled to find pleasurable occupations tn place of the enforced ones which have fallen from her. There is nothing mo" hetie than idle, dull old age. And noth tng more beautiful and ew than age that ts active and alert, and, fa consequence, hapy America A Refuge Th arrived at New Ye the day 40 Jewish ch.idren whose parents w murdered in Russian = massacres passage of the orphans to this Wealthy New York Jews paid for country and made arrangements for homes for them The immigration officers said these children could not be per mitted to stay in this country, but must be sent back to the dese lation and hopelessness from which they came Among the excluded classes of iumigrants are these who are Wkely to become public charges, and the officials see fit to hold that these children come under that classification, Some of the most eminent and the ponaible men and women of this country have pr ot declaring that these ch en will never be permitted to become public charges, but © taken into good American homes and be ma » good Forts ately, the higher officials at shington b verruled the dect ston to send these orphans back to Russia If this law were inflexible. then would be a disgrace to the United States, and the sending of these orphans back to li ot cheek of ¢ th list with shame misery and despair ought to t Nberty loving American. As the ship carrying lren of murdered parents back to the scene of their parents’ murder, because this great nation of ours bas no place for them—as thia ship passes out of the bay the great Barthold! statue to Mberty ought to fall from ber pedestal and bury her face in the earth. What must the world think of ust—what most we think of eetves?—if we say to the little child fleetng from the Cossack's naked xword red with the blood of its father and mothe You can in & back to ‘ Hifeton “ imal gga real > THAT OLD SWEETHEART: i eR ram, 1 | By CYNTHIA GREY. MISS Cynthia Dear Miss Cynthia: At least, | suppose you are for if you aren't rried after being @isappointed in love and your p te in an unhappy one It isn't my ata cument with a woman by throwing bricks at her, t ea have such « (nwust I say maaculine 7) amsertiveness about a subject you certainly minund stand, that in your t help It. A good surgeon will use the knife You write for thousands of readers see your stuff, Many of th thought behind tt am little consideration as you ithout tasting and thy fe Mterary indig uid in an up serious as if the a You write on the { An old Sweetheart” and advise mar ried women to keep their husbands tr atraight and narrow path by a continual referen some amorous nightmare tn th past lives hake the skeleton of - am ! (the husband) will bring up the coal—he'll empty the garbage " shake rugs and bulld fires the and wipe the ¢ So this Is your pt Joments The cellar and the y cor the alt your household gods. Here ts th ning and the end of ambitions Do your really feel that way about it, Cynthia think some folks .* ta thrown together t of mental patent “ if a REAL wor ad a RE as that he would ha a r . ot the pas an sdmin t bring them up f ke of gart h Cynthia! bby doesn't i He wan “dead . p her, and very : « # that he didn’t go t And If you w ! y 1 THE HUSBAND. FIRE ENGINE ACCEPTED. After a thorough test ye 1 WN afternoon as to the po , 1 A bility of the mtal f whict engine recer hased t ' city, it was 1 Carl Har } of public Chiet 1d Cook. It ‘ 1 Y ght in engine house N I a n Cap and A t \ Thomas Whitehead he Pirat |" National bank of Cincinnati | MIX UP IN FIGHT the police in em t te Willlam who is thought to} Ed Marsh, a lop and Leonard have left that city for 8 e some| Stuart, a soldier, engaged in a years ago. No description he|fight last night 1 were both missing man Is given taken to the city jail by Patrolmen a | Wright and Crandell. Marsh was | released under bail of $16, but Stu art is still held D. C. Floyd @ Co. Z1G Collins bldg, grinds, polishes and mounts agate pebbles at «mal! cost. They make beautiful orna nents on | Olympic Market Cuts the meat bill in half. Tr us once. 118 Pike st ad PR ~ VERY LATEST PHOTO OF THE PRESIDENT ek br ESIDENT ROOSEVELT AND ADMIRAL 608 GRAPHED ABOAKD THE MAYFLOWER DURIN MAY MANEUVERS, By “JOSH” be Wowie” EVANS CANAL BONDS JAMES MOORE FIRM IN BELIEF THAT ELECTION TODAY WILL RESULT FAVORABLY TO THE WASHINGTON 186UE LAKE ‘BIDS LET FOR STREET PAVING «: PHOTO ‘ ( ‘ G THE OYSTER CHARGED WITH F.AST PRIZE FOR BEST CONTRIBUTION, $2; SECOND PRIZE, $1 pe Mil a aa SEND IN YOUR YARNS. MAKE ‘EM BRIEF, AND ADDRESS | Prt today thet Herman Oelniell ie! “JOSH WISE,” THE STAR like p » hie wife and A vegetaria Jun Hrown. Bobect a ¢ fron he io 1 tha te ton ' 1 will preya . = in his sound "ee CANNED FIGH CONDEMNED. ' He b at “ t put away we 1 three adn of canved salmon And haw ou * ° AONKS t “ De. tv Under Hie Beit ¢ apahget? h. and < “_ t 7 hem & bret + S*] inrough the Prisco fire and was in 1 * « all the P nape Mate ettion "6 a their long comfineme Ls | SALOONS CLOSED TODAY. Covld Bh Now at the polling all bad " , a * t trom Gerting wiht closed watil joek . . . widently t. ‘The second patrol, due t " w eat shade noon, reported t? = « A c t work ot 4« wk Ah There, Quince! 2 " . Do Teil i" 5 bate, Gon ioe be bee ae Saves the Strain the Mounta ne soe Soiree Pocketbook wer Anthony Comstock he ix w ‘ pe 1-nu 4 An “A g ’ , ” a ard. i aked Household Advice No. « ‘ Honda HARRY KEPPLER WANTED, Miss Louise Mallory, of Gaffney 8. C., asks the police to loc ae Come in and see the new | J. Keppler, who was last heard of ‘ jin San Prancixeo in Moreh, he ha¥-| ready-to-wear hipped on the Venture at that} for Men and | jtime for Honolula. It has been | Jaince learned that the young man| | le from Honolal an! ' |e. C. HAROLOSBON, A ORUGGIST, ||" an one oven made of the or month pays ARRESTED, CHARGED WITH| Stree | SELLING INTOXICANTS ILLE BILL RAISER ESCAPES, | se GALLY. | fi : ES cand Seat esceegery) Eastern Outfittin | she. tren ‘nite ownad tr. | 20%, ectezres he wee serene Company, Inc nc etl <7 Pail a + raising at aaing ” taate av, and Maes Teoh) $1 bill, haw encaped from the of hth av. and Madison st. was ricers who were taking him to Port 1332-34 Second Avenue " oo B net | Sieeatenie , Near Union, } ‘oprieto t Don't throw your ota clothes quarters, together ape. Seve aka sluanes te IE attie’s Reliable Credit and oun! | like new at the Pantortum. Mam r room. Va 1048, . {SAILOR JUMPS OVERBOARD. PORT TOWNHEND, Bop _ WEALTHIEST CAT iquor in th H G Hi 5. b Pee Pr tenn Ort T Ee RAND JOHN CORT, Mgr. Both Phones 65. | Tas ransiooein ta. whieb: tt THIA APTES 1M « found w fitted with le weral chal mit Har j " wrea that the Hquor wa | 1 ‘i that he ha ' | ‘ new, M aaore. | Phor a AY MATINE IS DEAD ASEBALL cific Coast League—Recreation Park. FRESNO V8. SEATTLE. TOMORROW AT 3 P.M, Cedar St. Cars, Admission or p and 50e. ILKESBARRE, Pa mat. Pi " — ! life i in the of her 1 ' F.D who died 1 mth » Th Pa me no to F ckie, th anion of th 1 ed fel a ; Take Virginia W. J, FARRELL ARRESTED ee Refined Roller Skating ( mn m And svermng® p90 to 6 p.m. ne 1 to hw Private parties 10 to minutes by Take t or University oar, Hunter & Knuckles, 1 to 0 poem om, Ad Bpectal muse atiornoeas. W. J. Farrell, a real estate man arrested terday afternoon | Saturday and Sunday by Patrolman Helms, who charge him with umlawfally distributing bills upon the stree The offens , fs in violation of a city ordinance PR 3 Seqaion, | Farrell was released under ball of |tng capacity 1,000. $10. | also on exhibition. ALKI NATATORIUM the hero of the Valencia, every afternoon and even- ish diving, fancy swimming, No extra charge. BSeat- The beautiful and costly medals awarded to him WILL CARRY SOLDIER NOT F FOUND HER HEART =a Aeghingl-an |} ong te Notice to Water a Consumers ad beon lif ' é i 4, 1906, f "10, 1906 % bruised and b J Order wy f her noties Counetl ana Specials _ For Thursday to the YOUNG BOY MISSING AR eA arnt subjects hacdaome, Three sites S100, 41.25 eUlar priee bx - me Peover the lows.” Pacific ‘Squadron nd ' P Fountain sino Why THE BEST SILK BARGAIN OF THE YEAR BLACK ALL-PURE SILK TAFFETA, 75¢ YARD INCH The Quaker Drug Co, 4013-4015 First Ave, Piano Certificates ata Kolt Skirta oll + fancy wide border, all ¢ including wht b $2.25 Kntt Skirts . ar in appearance to those just deseribed, but Rare Chance pot all $1.98 Piano Purchasers Kott &k ere 4 oe mix . n ted edge; Neht weight Cert tes or Duebitie, tw B56 I 1 gait advantage, which it ’ t « to explain here, we wil _ LONDON’S LONG GLOVES tis Se Sea Juebilis insued by two clasps, with undressed « kia fir egular rice 81. cals be The Lang White Lisle Gloves: can barely te em f undrensed kid kloves, with two clasps, regu’ price Thursday special 9Oe yve the face value @ THINK OF ITI Women’ 's goa Meds Sweater Jackets ody 98 We allow $10 more Gane Our prices are not raised este quer Showing of Black —* at $1.25 th Terms as tow For of Al kes besides of pia © with ruffles, some w ke GREAT TINWARE SALE—KITCHEN WARE See Our with Window bottor sie We Vv WN wh + er No. of Jardinieres and Fern Di A Fine Display ko box fine Writing Paper and Envelopes 106 (minFante earn rues speciatcy priceo BATH TUBS SPECIALLY PRICED Meyer-Toner Piano Wheat Je | Extra large Dried Prunes, 3 iba Co. ‘Jars, nny doren NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS Should your copy of The Star tall to reach you by 6 o'clock any em ing, please do us the favor to all ap our ‘nab office ‘noon 1050; Independent 1138), |6 and 7 o'clock, and we | you a copy at once. if you | mise It more than once, please tele | phone us every time you mise "bm this way we can be a giving our subscribers & service—and it is the only THE STAR PURLA HOME OF THE UNIVERSAL RANGE. 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