The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 3, 1906, Page 4

bait SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, Wov he 'UNKNOWN MAKES 3° ENID) SHAW WEARS SOME THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PUBLISHING CO. 1907 and 1809 Beventh Ave ASSAULT EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT BUNDAY & STUNNING GOWNS 4 Telephones ” ida Fornandes pontard on ‘ . 5 lal I 1002 somoensene 975; sunset main, 1080 By “JOSH Leopolda Fernandes, a Spaniard | the chars clals Business: Independent 1138; Sunset, Main 1060. wee gees Hy | | to ' ‘ For ~ FIRST PRIZE FOR BEST CONTRIBUTION, $2; BECOND PRIZE, rh awaailant used a large] or tA 1 b « who bh f stares ‘e » . eubseription hes > SEND IN YOUR YARNS. MAKE ‘EM BRIEF, AND ADDRESS |! nife t ho ose ‘ " » heal ' shade in © { th . “JOSH WISE,” THE STAR « severe alth ' | price maa . Me + eee armen eens am ER 3 , ‘ re Ns 1 } tmen Damn and ! f ! Proer with fe A Time For Work Dischary . "I Inches beyond the city limits of faq] 20" 8 w xs r : weslar | fe oR is the best tkme for Why, b " f the b in the he 1 whe ‘ Dr. ae : f | . ts t ad-| - th md nand at th ‘ 4, . | 2. ot tee fi in Leltoy howse, on V ‘ ee" I don’t care whether he ls or ® were as far bebind th »e the ' ! M W had t ‘ and Heten to hin mae” Re toll H heir combine COOK'S RECEPTION , . “ . ‘ oh the d ing cloud Y 4 " “a i take us back to ten nd . | t . f t ’ r yu is, time to roam th » ng. @ fey on he win f hep arrangements for a pu re " { ng t r . ; : , : . ee aid 1 cau him in “ " before th liscovery of! , for Dr. F. A. Cook, the ex > walk \ | tonne 1 oa { America by ¢ mat plorer, have been wm i thy ; . | or mitte announced e ey, mot to h hroug) a ‘ = eeu nil A Word From Josh Wise. tion Is to be ti at the Alawka elut AMUSEMENTS ; " ‘ ‘ the Dr, ¢ * t : f ’ ‘the on ' soe north, possibly Mon Those ap : . ¥ g ha { . | iraw, C.F. Wh RAB stake (<< oo | SEATTLE THEATER b 1 . | mithWaten and Mra, Ste ” pak now ’ t “ ca ' says Japan could take th If necessity» the’ | Mayor Moore has been bo t 7 sel rin aday, Wut it would! mother uv invention | welcome Dr. Cook tn behalf of Russell & Drew, Managers < ‘ ° “s 1 «wu eward must elt stop, and plun is might. At night b : ‘ grees . ath “ ” bo he get rid of them ae TONIGHT LAST TIME “AS TOLD IN THE HILLS : . cdl JOBBING RATES UP. Jahn nc NOI wad A Little Bunch of Ife ti N co hich Hen tm toll. You know that] If Lake Washington A meeting of the Merchas WEEK Beginning Matinee Nov. every inch of progress whict ' weling world has made has | beer Instead of wa wae | woctat t this ¢ t oon a man 6,78 cot tall, drinking an at the Chasaber of Commerce ae carb nano lrmnong roy foo ta sl called at the Chamber of Ca TOMORROW SUNDAY ene, You know that th g lovely tn thriftiossmess and |gight hours per be | If the lenghts of the largest fish ‘i rpc f ri Buccess eight } the lenghts of th jest fi » OF \WLAND @ CLIFFORD Offer Their Briliant Succes inertia; that do dwell alwa he land of the lotus eaters— years to drink th ary ae ight in und around Seattle were | 5 ane jovbe t HOWLAND & “Aad dream and ¢ 0 ambe: . ing there was m ping 1) a4 together t yuld mab fiat | iy me bs n the height feet f foam. HosCO. wis ee for ri € ts Imposstble white must be howsed and clothed and fed ern points, At | But you kno that the best work of the world ts not ¢ - it the het alr peddied In Be rchandiae whipped to Spokane ‘ z ony Of hn warts to eet attle w 1 ‘ . 4 tw 4} Literary Notes. ob mane t t wh i civilization by his prog from eastern J . th h always has w ght with The following Magn tines will be | paid by the coast citie plus t t ate charge of tr tatior xk f idea of doing the w pe tly rather than with the a / kan sim- |the coast to & of getting tt done by a part r moment ‘ ; in n ‘ Work Is good—ar vy is the best season for it, Bat whe a , mn the va ane CITY ENGINEER'S EXPENSES. work reaches the pot ie : The Of} Spreader,” published In comes race th nd ' f Unite tes with the wt th pace that kil 2 exception of Mis — ne veep sgpomrensc pte ink served wyecha tn Iaido lating ‘Olympic Meat Market: cotton of Mine the expenses and payin 7 tch-quick America - . Non Ne ar ~ 4 ekefollow, ' rp « oe ~ | 2 es A “sik . pet) No Bod de fp 4. The butidings, bridges i aw Grow wha 8 . wharves de men x § | goueral inte from Steilacoom. | fir itione to the city ertasurer’s of The “Home Breaker,” published | Additions to the elty srttnartioes TON AND COMPANY. BRAND NEW . South Dakota cont Me a “9 t tain _— The Real Dora Thorne! r mt Weckie,” a new mage-/ quired the sum of $465.60. The re - ‘ ofeal r of « firehouse in South le Mat. Prices A Ct o ihe. Night Pri 5, 20, 30, 40, Boe . ) , : 119.60, f JOBH SPRUCEBY.” - nae of Suite We were married and Fred had was my bechend, Dred " | noscO. pis $118.60. | & JOBH SPRUE very cane of Rupture whl ae Brough: home, 1 had knows! and uninfy In t .s M nt. 1 «alee Fred EB att more or les all my of tr I tag t oat. tesa Dife and we had always he od back from b {, but Canadian and American beat of friends. That my telsine muehh and beth ane @heeely asian For 40 yours 1 have fon | was surprised when & ' Fred safd noth He has told “a . , me ae ane @m love with me me hocked and alarmed F 6 .penre--epaee on Sunset 1304 and my cuz i t The home of which I was mit-|as he was to see me in auch @ ind. 4334 hundreds, probably tress and where I was destined to piace and su the re wie your neig ». This long te the i oo fe was ; vulsion of feel! his previow: ringing f ox . ve practice nat me pall brick house, ve w and oy od by me skill and experienee gloom; the kne ge that he was i N b 4 wory red e tox 7 ‘ “ of Rupture, such asf ery fr an object of anxiety and love to the Week Starting Sunday Matinee November re of Rupture, such gf he AN tmmense stock of sheet musta, musical merchandica, ioc oom The thorough ond lasting cure) which I am making every fter year and the se) Gee : being he loved best in the world Nettie, here is my home ad imade him happler than he hed ever yours,” sald Fred as we ¢ ed! been ta hia life ee ae oe da Ae soon as I was able to move you think you can make YOUF) Pred told me that bad slipped Golf happy in ic her bridle while he was talking to My gare fell before hit (rank some friends in the village and,| Drown eyes, and wandered around frightened by the attempts of two She small room with ugly pi boys to catch her, had set off at ms I murmured % f about It) ful gallop, leaving him the alter all being “very ni ” . | talking mechines, plance and ergene has been moved to 14 Becons ore where ali cottomers #ill receive our best at- SOL SMITH RUSSELL’S SWEET PLAY «sPEACEFUL VALLEY” Each Line a Laugh or Tear, Matinees Every Day, 10 and 25¢ teatien treatment and I earnest! SHERMAN, CLAY & CO. A. ‘ 3 native of a fivemile walk through} NEXT WEEK “THE WAG Very nice it cannot be to you.| my 26 fete.. ee Wile he o Ex EF after your Aunt Fanny's sald | nected to meet his wife before he Btelnway (end wether) Pianos 1406 TECOND AVENUE my statements, and you to prominent Seattle ness men whom I have Lam always willing to my fee until cure is terme are Pred, with a sort of had gone three miles need pot be Mestness in his voice, “but do YOU\inig The passionate embrace told! Sitek you cam make a he me more than worda of it? Do you thiek you @mough to wake it pleer™ “Why, Fred, of course 1 shall fare for tt in time,” 1 sald halt pa Ghetically, “that is If we stay here SEATTLE JOHN CORT, Manager. G R A N D 2 Mala eevee SUNSET, Main .... rr INDEPENDENT .. . 65 ONE WEEK STARTING SUNDAY NIGHT Wednesday and Saturday Matinees SUFFERING. Hours—9 a m to8p m Se tay Fam tolp m DR. CLARKE CO, HENRY W. SAVAGE OFFERS. 123 Second Ave. on The College Widow |'\—— BY GEORGE ADE. Ax charming as youth itself As refreshing as a day in the country Pred left the room without a word This was a bad beginning to! & wedded life, all my fault, too, ax I frankly confess, but day after day Passed without much bettering matters White ting for my husband to ‘fome ho one rainy evening, 1) heard clatter of horse's hoofs tn Pull gallop, and though | rather Wotidered at such unusual speed | Bnew it could be no one but my! @usband, coming from that diree-} Mon. Turning to the window I saw! fy husbands handsome mare. Katie, but now rlees, her sides splashed with mud and the saddle Rwisted under her, the reins dang Bing loosely from her neck | I stood for a moment horrified, wer doubting that my husband been thrown and killed @within a month of oar mar @eemed like a judgment on my ungrateful repining, like gome horrible nightmare from which I could pot escape. The thought struck me he might be Slive, stunned maybe, or dying, but Still alive and by great haste I might still be in time. In time for what? Only to kiss him, beg his Porgiveness, my poor boy, f whom [ had parted in the mo ening without one tender word Out tn the rain I rushed, down! the bill onto the road, stumbling @ver stohes, careless of everything ‘Sut that I songht. Turning a cor mer of the road, [| saw a man com fing towards me | A sort of faint hope selzed me He might help me. I rushed for-| ward to meet him. He. too, quick-| ened his pace at the sight of so Strange an object and the next mo ment we stood tace to face 50 to Ge Seats Now Selling Coming—LEONCAVALLO. Prices—#1 It you are in need of & call on ws. We carry Hand Sawa y Buck Saws, One Man and Cuts and can save you at leat 10 cents per foot. ‘This week only, best smoke loas shells reduced from Te Wonderland Exhibit CITY'S NEWEST AMUSEMENT PLACE, 906 SECOND AV, BE TWEEN MADISON AND MARION, OW OPEN! The Hammand Baths of the Tourist Hotel finest and most elegantly equipped in the Northwest. Baths are divided into two separate departments, one for Ladies and one for Gentlemen, each department under charge of experienced and competent male and female attendants. OPENS WEDNESDAY NIGHT, NOVEMBER 7 1909 FLYER TOURING CAR To Ali Parts of the World. Round Trip Ten Cents THREE BABY INCUBATORS In the Annex. Wee Infants in Glass Cases Mammoth Orchestrian. Hundreds of Electric Pictures. ENTERTAINMENT . NOVEL, REFINED AND INSTRUCTIVE. Doors Open From 9am. to 11 pm Seattle's Leading Vaudeville House os —- we te Matinees te. Perform M9 cach day. Hunday ‘com ' Last time of od bit STAR CLOAKS, SUITS, Home of Diginified Credit PACIFIC OUTFITTING CO, 422 Pike Street, oon tt!" THE THREE HILTONS TEGGE & DANIEL German-American Specialties An electric lighted plunge, needle and MADDO & MELVIN In a Comedictta On a Chilly se an overcoat is a mighty good thing to have Our Hittle-atatime p shower baths and billiard rooms and JO€ BELMONT ran Monologist and Whistler JAMES 4& KITTY BRADY sat SUITS TO ORDER, $1540 Novelty Bag Punching No more, no less. electric bath cabinet in each department. ONLY THE BEST CLASS OF PATRONAGE SOLICITED Youare invited to inspect these moder baths, Monday, Nov. 5, between thé hours of 10 a.m. and 10 p.m. {| TOURIST HOTEL | Main and Occidental Open Day and Night EDDIE ROESCH The Balla THIRD AV. THEATER RUSSELL & DREW, Managers Phones 567 Matinee Prices Adults 26¢, Children 10c, Matinees Sun. and Sat Evening Prices (Open y Night), 20, 30, 40 and 60¢. No Phone orders held after 7 p. m WEEK, Starting Matinee Tomorrow, November THE STARASCOPE New Films and Subjects ach and Liver bottle at little short of « We have THE TRIUMPHANT FAVORITES, THE CHAS. A, TAYLOR COMPANY, In the Heart Interest-Melodramtic Comedy THE TIE THAT BINDS | LAURETTE TAYLOR LITTLE EDITH RAYNORE And the Biggest and Best Stock Company Wert of Chicago Producing Metropolitan Melodramas—Like You See Them in New York City--Great Cast This Week—-More New Faces, Scenery Costumes. imported mixtures, $15 to $20. Delighted to show you them and we'll be pleased to open an account with you for the t you select. We guarantee faction and a perfect fit DOWNING HOPKIN® anve® enoxens Eastern Outfitting Company, Inc. 1332-34 Second Avenue ‘ene Onion. “Seattle’s Reliable Credit House.” Grain, Provistons, oe Phi att aoe 908 Alnoke PRIVATE PUGET SOUND MARaLE 4 GRANITE CO» Ine &. M. Thayer, ‘ cry work of orem ae 2410 First Aves Seat ans. Next Week Same Company in Mr, Taylor's Play “THE DERBY MASCOT” 2099