The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 30, 1906, Page 4

rd 3 * THE SEATTLE STAR. T BATTLES WITH THEI RARE AT 2 os R “ez By STAR PUBLISHING Co. 1207 and 1309 Seventh Ave | GVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT BUNDAY | Telephone | Editorial: Independent 873; Sunset Main 1000 P °° | : : Bsr Busineses tndener 1128) Bunset, Main 1060 By “JOSH —d 1013-1015" SEATTLE. SALLARD STAN AGENGY-am talard Ave @ raiiard BB | FIRST AVENUE’ WASHINGTON i pal Week, of Gwenlp-five conte per month 4 BONES : F Ne free copies x MAIN 1240 NOP 240, eupecr expires te on the PFIRST PRIZE FOR BEST INTRIBUTION, $2; SECOND PRIZE, §1, | Battles with Outlaws. through the heart your subscription, has met . | atties with Ou yrough the hes the fie’ 2" ehange of aate on SEND IN YOUR YARNS, MAKE ‘EM BRIEF, AND ADOREGS pve ba ra cae’ gaeeed 96 — a as ercond-clane mation JOSH WISE,” THE STAR. Locon Engin hanged shots. On the f « — - se es wore told his body was found in x oo re from an old en feet away fron AF. b ne f the attempted robbery Something for Nothing” A Word From Josh Wi a wmear ¢ Der! # : e ia : po : rte { . nok af rar hrough Ke k ol n old « n der a at ine m the Kent ky Ce pod he # telling gam If all the e@furte tha " ' t hing for wm ne | nighds id tes curdied, | in er » cor pour | The toughest time I ¢ flow w vienty a " fade into @ w tradition 1 don'd like to »| At one time I lay te t . | oxy s car fight in Monte ee Don't pat yourself c i replei > day at North Ber jo | in 188 A ¢ Pittsburg ban who lated heavily with on th’ back becauee re What.do| the guerriiias on one ‘ | “The train got Into Montelk Dot t ix stiary you done your best. town and the feders on the | inght about 1 o'clock, and bank's nt caypn : Hgivet ion wale That's what you 1 eive de imputed with solid pring at a ewite 1 In nding Gun . ne | ought t' have done. i 1 ots for th ) sion | se train wa od cont of $ ub wa b 4 | Blease find me de ¢ passonger ca r ght thy who covered the engineer the co n ‘ p a money 1 g0t | freman and cond and 1 ty they } 1 to the arh a 1 exposing your {eno miles on foot, and| the tr fown the tr nd then are : ‘ ay The " ‘2 D ky tse nod a rath for Loutaville at] yegan th ck on the express 2 70, Wed} mos . ‘ act , 7 w T observation me der ‘ broken plese of track = ie gah gels ie 11 1 coal and the agony of mind they underwent would have been sufficter Anyway, former Senator Burton No, he iss gone! Dot van catns thees aan tedk GOPIGiT ene t camcea aaa Waite then wet aap NS rightly at od, to have mad tably snd universally |won't be able to absent et mu vinsled.” | son for Lexington, having ex-Post | consul the best Ganée of ’ ores ceeee ooesves ein ' ut call z mast eral Blair among the | attack joors w y eT ine m Birlus matter”) cassengers. Old Pete Everett's! the safe, boxes They shot i m ; ng to What te an open letter?” asked | (Smash!) | guerrillas opened on the train from | the car and, ft letermined to} Through some pecu a our construction we are willing Mra. Sinithers arattt Ef you knock me down aguit,| | ail dry creek hed at Lairdsburg| set fire to it, and would have done | work ten times as hard tc , " as to 08 An ¢ lett re Amith:) you vill be mad at " Now m 60 miles out leo had not such @ proceeding = or is generally one that the man | 4 o t ofe dies way um . a * ove ox r rina - ry ta the natural ways in beating {00 Whom It Is sent would not both w me der planut Venus | 0 Oe. covet Bind § rer, %| posed them much to my ] A scoundrel will exeret cunning and ¢ gy in beatin abou if it were sealed } Ah she ins, ah! Bhe tga] 0 OP Te vat t Pe ie] “At about 3 o'clock a passenger smebody out of @ dollar than would be called for im acquiring $10 - ches, Um ;@ be } | train from the opposite direc rs The London doctor who decl Led me x. Murry ub” | woman who ge 6, and wen i upon the scene. fc honestly akinnle s men should hav one 1a You can s¢ with the mother | siscking party immediat And he thinks he ar for nothing + le A ee vaeeda maniac cat robbers, while t it and ordered them to ‘move 1 So Soe stab if ae Poor fool! - 1 [who would preseribe & year in Too late! She 4 you un ; = rae Paarl and, deeming pradence the s an unprece I rrands The gambler shoves al! his surplus earnings over the table, and |», for a $ida-week clerk has pulled down der bint” — tonlo raiirond.-we were stopped 000] (er part, thay did wo, retarning © |f Rubber Goods, all guaranteed and at a f rena what he wius now and then he shoves after them Yous, dot’s her Mars fault, ha, | (9# 2 | ion, where they secur: | . . he counts bimeelf ahead of Young Bounder has bee bith (Bing, bang, bIff') yn - p and then returned, arriving | to see our Antiset t ar So long as he has an lose I ng at a torrible © since he ob By der way, what Ins der use on Dond om me mask®./ at Montello soon after midnight. | ' ¢ the game. tained possession of his grandfath-|, dark night der glass to uno,| crawled over the tender, revolve item the atabt, was thres ended by { 1 His fortitude, his patience, bis Insenatbility to fallure, If enlisted | od Bevan! n hand, and ordered engin te and BF ca gpe 7 — babes otrthton ' me pe bring him substantial success Yes, money makes the heir go.” Wh 1 chumb, becoss {d| fireman to . . Pins ne ¢% | ne in the left wrist, badly dam Fine Crepe Paper, regular f D ave 88 ‘ sat of Imakes der skylig ha, ba, ha!” | press car hey a r ts ¢ fl o enh | 7 : e's & weekness an mat Sees whe me + Chorws Giri Talk | 4 " | “feaching the express car, one | '"# ai ne th : thigh a f orice 1 b Ty ry io (Crack) wound, an¢ be leet one . eee ‘* seee cose are inclined to ¢ car gain only that which comes un co | Oxcuse me, kint sir, but woult|/ of the robbers threw some dyna pert, ay One of the ro was pln ascii yge~ Ruane ; you told me did you efer see a an} mite againel The Mijeked a hole in |%? badly wounded that be ¢ an |i We are agents for the Health \ f h ‘ warded labors appiied, would not only far teretd | plosion of which knocked « hole im | 1 et ae ard 4 Pappa a | “Axterotd? Of a surety. My sls-| the car The robbers called upon | how more than we & us against disgrace af ter hat von on der back of } and my companions to come out Shortly daylight came they Pyr sae fool of himself, but none of us ts - Aso eng | ttempt to r the Hees oP nae neck till der doctor lanced id”|™ re obeying | put | gave up r attemy ; a! ryt a 7 oe © into giving us more than we work for (Slap! Stapt Map! yr inside the car) car, mounted thelr horses and left igo of mo How near away ise der farthest] taking thelr wounded comps tot q rica : ‘ . | wit em on Siptk fo nod anawe | They searched us and ordered ee Mao | merier te a t : A AARAAAAAARAAE AREER EAA E AAA E etour dousand. dilliltion |, . bk Mee the cer. Wee. || f s int of bd * oe : hut as one of the robbers! oat throw your o14 clothes | rk to md WOMAN Ss Cl L nape wee © f°) attempted to follow me the car.) away, Have them cleaned to look | : . . hore wad , t cnught wp ryy and. piscine | Ike pew at the Pantorium Mais |} Post ng 90 round with 5 » Why, bleanc saninet his breast, shot him’ $6 . * elected get und collegt der mileage.” | * BY CYNTHIA GREY. * Ob, & me hotter 18 would: te . you woult e ar route mwa * Meter Terrrerrrt eee ee eee ee eee ee, contrag | rae iz ‘ a oiehosbapds in sii Biplk clothes the u FREE DELIVERY. PHONES: MAIN 1249, IND, x , J. A, Sack of Omaha, says that his wife bas the “circle habit, : . an Se ont erteine ene or 1 ‘ « * trying to sleep correctly fott & MeGre@ 1329) Certain ae al earn that home ts @ place for ss so comer eat Hosiery values in all Seattle. This a eee swoon as thé midday Gishee are washed a ade THE REASON WHY fonal fact. Mr. Loados will prove fl 1033-5055 First Avence turn their houses ti « clrouses and then cry their eyes out . We can give you better value you today, tomorrow, any day In the whole year. Come (o our re time at home. ‘ for your money than thee store when you again want Hostery. Decause heir husbands 1 : where, anywhere, and tave « tit alo was all apruced up whem A man prefers rather to « ‘ aod seated tle one-ring ctreus of his . clown at @ three-ring |! Called yee apruced wp we don't handle planos on cop civeus run by bis wife. It * re ie ‘ cnet “Bat there's rl other war. at te sigament or a branch store, be ) Warm Gray K ot Boye’ ‘ ro baa What are we poor wor » do; we must belong to something Bue k the het 02 & Gf sin, but buy for cash in laree able Corset ake ted Skirts, neatly | Pleeced nderwen circle member peeda 2 nes oS pe ou " tro ashabte, Shirts or Drawers, OF ee ear wae be A woman has a right to belong |hat, green voll, grees ribbons and a f quantities We a or Tee ear eB nA mom | Jersey ribbed, color, Surely belong and , on business at a wholesale expense At wt | serviceable, A mos lerney ribbed, color, to as many circies — h stron nee and money - een GON: by keeping our large stodk is excellent value ight blue, each— Then we must do our ¢ entertaining.” says the womar ; & warehouse, and use thev tr with the circle habit In @ tone that rings with “that setties it Johnate, ag was asked qapensbve chareseess of 304 f B5e Bhe Pray tell me WHY must » woman break her neck and her hus definition of the word Dand's bank account to DO HEN SHA A friend ta Dose the circle want the worman becouse of the SHARE? Ther a fellow that knows all about you it's a pretty bad sort. wut kee you just the same. Or te worman afraid to «t up aod say, “TH join. but my hu EHS band sleeps Gaye and I can't do M¥ SHARET If we women are thus afraid we are & bad sort, foo Husband—I say Shakespeare did When tt comes to « question of a workingman'’s sleeping howre | write it | no wormen te doing the right (hing wn! she saya, “Bewing circle Wit He did not meet elsewhere or go hang’ and-—1 tell you, he did Well, when I go to heaven BILLY WILLIAMS’ on alg KW cond Boy—No, 1 a'lnt, but TU ay a licken from my mother if I “Keep imnocency, and take heed | fight j to the thing that te right, for that Firet Boy—How'll she know? shall bring a man peace at the Second Roy—She'll see the doo last.” or going over to your hous A pathetic story comes from Mamer's Kid. | Topeka, a story of the moat fas From the Vaudeville. ctnating human interest, of unsel fish deeds, of thoughtfulness of others, of brilliant successes and sad twilight bh The man i* one who in the heydey of bis freely of bia for prosperity gave tune for the cause of kindlte and for the wiping away of tears Today, with two of his children, broken in health y close upon | the verge of a last ting place, he fs awatting patiently in poverty und distress for the one clear call. The man ts Billy Williams, on the minstrel king. Born in Dublin, the son of » Goot efenings, Adolf. Where BILLY wictiams. euecessfal and wealthy physician. are you mit der telescople going at, | be ran away from home, came to New Orleans, and in time took up | yet’ | bis chosen profession. He was an intimate of Dan Rice, the famous Mit diss telescopic, Oagar, I am | clown and acrobat; of Jim Hayes, the dancer; of Geo. Thompeon, who |by der observatorium wenting, mit wrote “Old Black Joe,” and of many other famous men of that time; | der intentions of study making der and with them Billy Williams sang and laughed and danced himself | stars of.” into the hearts of countless thousands On, But great as was his art, {t was far exceeded by his generosity you cali-ids, astronomicers?” | His benefactions aggregated more than $160,000 When the dark Oxaetly. I me to discovery days of the fever plague smote the Southland © $21,000 to | der locations of der Milky Way i the city of Memphis alone, and to another district he sent 990 barrels Den somepody haes you gifen 5,00 He Inherited a fortune of $85,000 from hie | der m™m atoe road to der p ts estate, and with what lavish hand he gave of it la written jariy, und ne observator down only in the remembrance of the Recording Angel am, ins der M ha, ba, hat} When, in New Orleans, the plague was at Its worst, and children | (Biff! Swat!) | wore being buirted in trenches for laek of coffins, he purchased and Blease make a silence! You! Brought to the city 90 coffins for the little ones whose hearts w es so poor like bis own it is doubtful whether in his whole career |WILL DOUBLE YOUR MON are von of dem what-do- | there came to him a single ery assistance that was not answered Double your money by purchasing H charity. Hix name became a household word, and was loved not |°f t ik Pacifi 1- only in the Soath, but through the civilized world. Pope Leo Xitl, {'°*4 Ff tieulers and prices 405 PIKE STREET deeply impressed by these acts of vast unparalleled goodness of [*** th lpr ment heart, had struck a medal of gold, suitably inscribed, and this the |‘ : v butiding see] aged minstrel wears to this day ‘Then his health broke. Physicians ordered him to reat. In 1900 | _ AMUSEMENTS. he went to Denver, and for severul years condueted there a thes fieal school and exchange. At last bis old trouble returned with re- ‘THE GRAND JOH doubled malignity, Misfortunes showered apon him. His wife lies | nm life and death in a St. Louis howpital. Five children are | More Ni erred and they have scarcely the necessities of life. | petese-Gn0 ta: tte. ie This is the story, Do you think this is the end of Billy Willan friends are trying to do something for him, and #1 an All-Wise |. Gpirit will see to ft that the man who gave so freely of bis own for others will not be permitted to come to his last hour in unhappt ness and want Prate your stately building erected in the name of charity, wonder at your glorious facades and halls dedicated to the cause - of learning, acclaim the multimillionaire who gives « tithe of what | Kind : UNpe ricew— he, 1 pia an, Bien 0 ithe Roeeh Piano House im Beat rent pe priced asleamen, but the gem mpany believe tw &k themecives Come and bere of oer « . rlormances ? 3 om «st. for office and room only, which ma’ me tenth of what our fom re pay. We have wo the result of this at prices you never dream The Meyer-T 14 Union Gt. Shoes Extra strong, m wear of school life SPECIAL. Kang. Calf Lace value, for Raymond & LION AND re MOVER 'N CORT, Mar. Both Phy Onke aoran tee ow or UNIVERSAL RANGE baliadiat fe his for the dissemination of Knowledge and the perpetuation of Bis name—but think with pr tears of love upon the minsirel, Billy Williams, and the golden | antages Popular Players in a deods of such a life Me “For the end of that man Is pence.” Moat Human Play iver Written ved the me. | WONDERLAND EXHIBIT we cape | og heart and with eyes clouded with tors THEATER iat oy Product n of MIN 906 Second Avenue. i yf Nova.’ pens Saturday Night ner Plano stand the ruf anc are samp ken) our no tah Great Sale of Silk Petticoats Wednesday Kvory Sitk Petticoat goes om gale Wednesday at the uniform discount of ONE-THIRD OFF. You select the petticoat you want at the regular price, and a discount of one-third will be taken from the bill, COME QUICK loves Just In From London, Eng. Side Combs at 25¢ Dark or light col ore Side Combe very attractive, pair— Ze Women’s Flannel ette Gowns 8c An excellent qual AN Immense etoc® of thee! music musical merchanties talking machines, planos an4 ergans has been mowed te 14g, Gecond Ave, where all costomers rill recelve our dest ab tention i SHERMAN, CLAY & CO. Steinway (and ether) Planes 1408 EECOND AVENUE Pao Misses Flannelette Night Gowne 5% Neatly made, ruf fed neck and sleeves, good quall ty Mannelette, per garment ae Long. White Suede Kid Gloves. 16 button Length 81.75 Biack Burson Hose 196 Fast color, w t out seam, seconde | 23¢ Peter Pan ity Mannelette, tack Y ill « price would Purses 2h yokes, large collar, whoa dye arape Al) the colors of | trimmed in braid ou wi scarcely be- be double and a the rainbow, neat! made of kid whe assorted colors, all anes Pe lieve a soda cracker can be so perfect until you taste the one perfect Soda Cracker— Uneeda Biscuit So deliciously baked—so tender and flaky—so won | derfully preserved by moisture proof pa It is the only real Cracker. NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY bargain at ite SMYRNA RUGS N6xT2, reqular price $2.26; spe otal 81.75 special 81.00 ——— Homp Rugs 20x60, regular $1.35; special $1.00 Suitable for bedroom or parlor ade to regular $1.60; AXMINSTER RUGS 27x60, regular price $2.50; spe ctal 81.05 50; apectal 83.95 Ajl good Oriental coloring and extra designs. tuf Axmineter Rug 9x12 feet, regular $10, special 24.50 Latest designs on the market, be sure and come, you will sure. 36x63 regular Do not forget our new Art Department; free stamping and free lessons, second floor. Corset Cover Sale Bvery Corset Cover in our stock goes on sale Wednesday at a uniform discount of 10 per cent. Prices are already very low, but the stock is much too large and must bo reduced. Prices range from Ie to $2.50. YOUR DISCOUNT FROM THESE PRICES 16 4() PER CENT. MAY MANTON PATTERNS 100. Woe are independent new and second hand cash 1% ters of various makes and Our prices are about the monopoly Win exchange 8® cash register, or pau your business. for Call us up by and wants, HAMILTON BROWN BHOE®& OLD COUNTRY LINENS. IRRIGATED Fruit Lands Buy Irrigated Fruit Lands at our new town of Attatla, Washini ton, located In the Columbia River Vailey in the western part of Walla Walla County, Washington, opposite the Kennewick Irrigation eanal, and at the junction of the Northern Pacific, the Washington & Columbia River and the Orewon Railway & Navigation Co, rail- ways, and also at the head of navigation on the Columbia This is one of the richest agricultural districte in the United States, and the soll te perfectly adapted to the raising of berries, frulte, nd vegetables, which ripen eariier than in any other part of estate. us your WORLD, Feature =— a atr ger, who o t s, As he lifted his wateh from his} 1909 FLYER TOURING CAR TO ALL PARTS OF THE pocket the unknown grabbed it and| Round Trip, 10 Cents. BABY INCUBATORS IN ANNEX ran down an alley, making his es | Never Before Seen in Seattic. Hundreds of Electric Pictures ' Seattie Theater The Charity Organization so Ww Gi Y might and All Week Matinecs ‘Thureda Biety'’s board of trustees will moet e ve ou | ; - at 4 p. m. Monday, November Plect officers for the ensuing year Credit \ McKinley Circle. Fvening Prices Me, 40 and Boe Mrs. & W. Drury will entertain A little down and $1.00 per cKinley circle at her home in week will make it sible for I cess am meee ponies. Bee baw Avenue RL getown tomorrow from 2 until J you to dress well 6 e’clock in the afternoon. Suits, Millinery, Furs. Thief Grabs Watch. | Matines Saturda Harry Franklin, salewman for a . i nitre company, roportet ™ | Pacific Outfitting Co} Held For Ransom corner of First av. and Main st 422 PIKE ST. Foe last night he was approached by Rest Production of the Rntire teas RUSSELL & DREW, Mana and Raturday, 10 1m As Told in the Hills SELL & DREW, Mar ‘THE MOST POPULAR THRATER™ The Chas. Owing to the superior rattroa@ advantages It ts possible to mai ket produce a T o'clock p. m. and have shipments arrive Seattle ‘ortiand, Spokane and intermediate potnts tn the traveling in the cool of the right, which meang the largest ¢ Northwest Is received from these lands; it being pos- to clear from $500 to $700 per acre per annum. Fortunes are being made every year from irrigated lands, There are ho crop fatlures, and prices are always high. These landa, with perpetual water rights, can be secured by mak: in cash, and the balance on favorable terms, a An investment of this kind beats ite Insurance. The amount of money paid as invested In irrigated lands will soon furnish a splendid ince for the purchaser while he lives, and support for his family after him. You do not have to die to win. For further particulars, U. K. LOOSE, Pre: o } One ot BOSTON DENTAi. PARLORS Twelve-year Guarantee. Laty Attondante. @ to 6; Sundays, & te 12. Roth phones. 1490 BECOND AVE nagers. $ per foot week only, = hells reduced from A. Taylor | 510 atari COLUMBIA CANAL COMPANY, ALBERT HANSE L rs suppl on julld } u in Ga. Ween or Attala, Walla Wate OOS atake" c Loggers elm