The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 6, 1906, Page 4

- THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PUBLISHING ¢ 1307 and 1309 Beventh Ave EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY Telep . “ . QQ Editoria Independent S76; Sunset Main 1050. r Business: Independent 1138; Sunset, Main 1080. “JOSH WISE,” THE STAR | tu iajuaid, the rh hip ti to - Neere . Tr ink | neuen you ke ' ' They —Vei iy Vat do] o sbeeasl (meaty ve cure Ve woe lt ee It seems a startting proposition that, accordiey to the stuttetost dom figures on insanity, it ean be shown that before lowy there wit tte ’ dood terior | actually more lunatics in the world than exne peogh / hat I enje ro | There we man in our town ; as pt man whore nt Amd le was wondr wine awota at it ben't true th laughters belonged to the | His Itfie wife had enught him i] yisther Roger . ae . dines thei “bee uu I've A hal neon Le . Got it tn th tr in d an th And when he saw that he BiB] Po pilp th’ it < : | caught g An’ th’ mors 1 know ft t With all bie might and fi him; Sta . # now made of an enormous proportion jy. or the men He told a buneh ef smoother of case w ' : ho enth squared himeelf again ch nt noted B leet ) age of human jile is growin i* Lai * its way tn If we 1 not hepe to check the Insan anctng of the 8 no human « n f natics {thte morning eatd ‘the t «raph rated sia “tome vier ease conditions, and retorted the wire Nan! as the disease conditions disappear the others must disappear with |) a stringing me The Pacific Coast Lumbermen’s them | sociation intends Sir James is confident that tn ‘ + eintes sai te MeKeesport has a club, com ard of Railroad « : posed of 23 women years old th Northe gay alone by means of sanitary and hygtenic Nothing te se impr « sto by le “ Adult people are well aware of a long lst of once deadly die FLATTERING @aves and plagues that within lifetime have beca stamped out entirely or tracta notably smallpox, yellow fever, bu | Bonic plague a, typhoid | Sclence s like compound interest, and it would be a ble tmag i i wh could foresee the achievements in Hrecth to Made he ) years ¢ The concerted war on conaumptio: lar education tn anat ny and bh one, leg ry noting safety of yes in io dustry, fons om child aod female labor and abolition of sweat shops ar a few of th actors is " bring in @aloulable results im sounder life, and therefore sweeter and saner oe Whatever makes for life and health and comfort makes for wanily A sounser, longer lived race will‘amsuredly be a saner race. Did the End Justify the Means? rh easton on her face when I told he Sam Lewts, of London, was the most notorious money lender STAR DUST By “JOSH” | FIRST PRIZE FOR BEST CONTRIBUTION, $2; SECOND PRIBE SEND IN YOUR YARN®& MAKE ‘EM BRIEF, AND ADDRESS) year—but, pahaw, they'll still He: Did you see the pleased ex- ae eee cease diseriminating against the of the state thelr case the a tion will show by the annual report recently tesued by the road, that the humber industry tm tht wate furnishes one-half of the freight and lonethird of the passenger traffic of the road in this state Faith,” he w SEATTLE 15 SECOND. Wohin I gave ho’ im wo President Hert, of the Pacific] MT give te Have “ as a naa Girmed the ats 5 0 . ing of @ city’s he nage the seas : The city’s pa if this city te « me Ma at lena Ben Francisco today fros joe and it le probable » wt will be reached betwe an to the Beattle tear Male. T. Die CONSUMERS oe tures on Fren jane didn't look any of a)! England daughter? A He begam low down and squeezed unlawful money from the | she—No; twas at th IN DIS’T NO. 2 pinay Be Php poor. He worked bis way } he became the money lender to [**Preetion ow her da face rates for November, De| snother ke eristocrata. Even King Beward, fn bie old prince of Wales days é t January and pay'| Leonee hotel An eoatern magaz ouns y ball from Ist to 0th) "Part Played went to Lewls for mone Lewin, it Is said, gave the prince ape jing the value of the ‘ le as 4 b : vo stb — ayed “ | a “ ‘lof November, isclu eceme | History cial rates that he might draw the custom of the “nobility rest cure. This mew ended] setinguent December 1. District This money lender, grown ered his hold upon lords and ladies to puwh his way imto high so ciety. All England howl: o Mra Lewis was received at Ed struck by them be a milllonatre many times over, |to console the families of the people “What did you eny to that womantien Meter rents for each month] CONTRACT '6 « all thet part of elty lp ~* y BiG between Union and KB. Union, ler, West Galer and Bast Ga Architects 8. Sarde court }to put her in wich « good humor gavabie trem ast to 3 ] epart that the Mean as he was in some teapects, Lewls in bis latter day# was jasked the head of the shoe depart | peat succeeding m good to the poor. The commen people compared him Rabin | ment Jelinquent oa the Zeth. | 0. M Hol Hood who “robbed the rich to give to the poor.” he's been woaring a No. 3 shoe colved & cark Selicis Rceote Gade teh otis entae on @ No. 4 foot, and of course she re lly ; has a bunch of 4," replied th guise stables, 12 By the terms of bis will bir wife was gives a life estate, At lok. “so I tald ber the trouble! her death the vast fortune was to go to charity yw the widow Is |came from wearing too large shoes, | @ead and the money is avatlabte |which causes more thar One hospital gets over six million dollars. Seven millions Is to ~ lg * Then | sold be weed in establishing bomes for the poor. ef philan. aes thropies get large sume of monry “Have you and the ratlro: These questions naturally force them to terms, senator? 1. le not this money, unlow fully gotte |_ “Terms?” imed the senator poor, “tainted money.” My terms ore slwny 2 Did Gam Lewis, by leaving thie money, to be petual fund for chart for the ruin he Uving? A Word From gosh Wise. RPE EE ETERS EE EER ER EER REAR ER mew WATE HOUSE CHIMA ¢ (3% 22 SRR RAREST CC Cee eee WASHINGTON, 1 ©. Tt, oa ‘ Dean Howetie arerk, the selection of china ts the in jex of a woman meh ter, some of the former mie tresses of White Houme had very minds 1048 i YouDon'tNeed to Be Told That a man’s clothes may help him to Ours help to success x + A THE GRAN Alt Week—Matine oday and % Popula Matinee Thuret suece DORA Among Plays very way BUITS . 2... cceceee seeees BLO UP. OVERCOATS .............. $10 UP RAINCOATS ..........-$12.50 UP. See Our Windows. DAY AT 200 mHeT BIL, IN “WONDERLAND EXNIBIT J. REDELSHEIMER & CO. 800-804 First Av., Corner Columbia St. RADY FLYER I INCUMA TOR IN ANNE ral Whertgie Vy turee ‘Los THEATER | Mati GRAND OPE AD In.mense stock of chee! muste, mosteal merchandise tatking machines, pianos and organs has been moved to 140 Second Ave, where all costomers #1 recetve our best at- tention. D’Urbano’s B Largest, finest and fastest Steinway (and other) Pianos 1406 £ECOND AVENUE SEATTLE GRAND OPE 4 pair 1 corn | Mosex——Did you hear what he ae | Don't throw your ot@ clothes sway. Have them cleaned to look | Vke new at the Pantorium. | cs ORL RPA arte nr cnn nine at Cast Last Matinee Saturday, Biection returns road from stage between AN Al Parts of the Workd. lound Trip. Ton Certs patil anneal Ratccentet ¢ Strongest Ladies’ W aist House In the State PANTAGES STOCK CO. IN Q PEACEFUL VALLEY Popular Production in a Ple e every day. We » Coliseum Skating Rink Corner Third and James Will be opened Tuesday evening, November 6. Has Been Engaged for the Season. covers an entire block. More than 2,000 electric lights used in SHERMAN ( LAY & ( O iHiumination, Admission 25 cents. Skates 25 cents, Wr checked ’ > free. C. H. BARNETT, GEN, MGR Stacks of Dew The better kind for school . Muslin you lace or 12 long yards soles, patent Grey knitted rood wear, at wa In the daw f the historic mansion the visitor | ecncesins “a of colors..@2.2. any eee ( every eet ware ward | What are all the doctors Ladies’ Equestrian = em 32.2. since Abig Adams Hong . try in the lig the back room” asked the feeble Drawers, fine see . —— od east room. 7 “t ate met patient quality, . cream ner oe et] Children’s Mustin “ : a ligand ar ge Eo They’e holding a consultation, color, temtiy grey mixtures; a= Underwear for 1860, and fr few pleces now on exhibition it| "Por ss that all? 1 thought it made, for texs arm garment at Less Than would « ’ Amer flora, fauna and bird | woo a wake than you ought to a small price Malt. wits wen 645 rat EU ERY — pay, at... A5e sad 5¢ | skirts and Drawers, Onty Mre M “ rs. Rooseve Mr. MeCarty (paliing his wife oat — ’ wtitall de selected pla . aid and the |e oy, Hegorry, women, are] ——— | Women’s Vers and awry macs, great seni nt ba lat the bottom of everything Rph-| Initial Mand’k'fs, Pants, natural mostly small pid used | ; oe use K | etna. | hemetitehed, not eee or eecr sizes but rey Mtfferent. + ig ted af we | } ereey ribbed * - all letters , uted BSc value —_————_ save the «hip i weet Cov Jevendar val White Filan Night Gow MUSEMENTS. broidered JOHN CORT, Mor. Both Phones 66 cuffs, ¢o BO PHONES APTER 7. sizes, a atertey “Bure, have you ait bien bison’ T” for ... Wibow RUGKLA, & DREW. Managere Byery i Prices ay « ing Me net they Mvewines, HORN Riection retums fad from stage between This post whatsoever. RUSSELL & DREW, Managers, “THR MOST POPULAR THEATER” . And AN Week “We THE THAT DINGS Pree Se Pe cormances 2 : fenttie’s Le evitie Ma MANY WREK ate, Marion and Melvin come . a De heed ing to as mue TINS NEVER BEFORE SERN IN MB. $20 Suits FHONES-Suneet, Mein 1004; Ind, 456 selling at ng Playhouse NING TONIGHT, And now-a-da Coats turn ra most any we lady can own. Note the Royal Italian and floor in the United States. Rink NING TONIGHT, HAMIL THE SULLIMS Vereen rre eee tt ee eee ee ee ee NOTICE TOWATER, "SST" |r co a maa of heavy draft horses which with be sold at thetr LONDON’S 1 Muslins 92 counter trade omly .... _ arte See ———— ooo pink, bive and fancy collar and BEST HOSIERY VALUES THOUSANDS NOW BUY THE/R HOSIERY OF LONDON, Impetus Added to the Sale of A great many Indies today found snaits here at savings amount row, You, too, can be lucky When the Rain Comes cial Tine at 86. errr rnrr Teepe ee eee Le, By Stuart Maclean. . * . * * * * * * * , * Hivan upon a w inth day papers In a gittle sort av way ! vans he hw itde whim, thers which were to brought mony ke Place wind tin to Micky Sullivan at to Teresee Sullivan pin to Mary Sullivan lot to ould man Sullivan Ove Hiouse an vse fy Jimmy Sullivan 4 tare Cr Jemmy Sullivan Palr av shows fr Basen Sullivan Suit av clothes fr Tommy Sullivan Cake of soap fr Bridget Bullivan Watkin’ etick fr Jerry Sullivan Fifteen cints fr poor Tim Sullivan; Master hat fr Bilen Sullivan Pants fr Jeremiah Sullivan Beer fr wake av Maggie Sullivan; Some relief f'r Father Sullivan Diamond bilt fr Jobn L. Sullivan shi socks an’ pipes f'r Sullivan; Food an’ dbrink an’ coal fr Sullivan; Milk an’ eggs an’ meal fr Sullivan Sullivan; Cows an’ goate an’ ducks f iu ye be * the fr Hellives, Sind along th’ cash fr Sullivaa I was a sorry day me kind’ I can away, what's {F Roger PAY ROLL month tx rount ¢ “warrants me keven M@ und relaforceed con mat 140,06 Lighting water, 31.69; brary j vie : j MINIGTERS' MEETING. al ministers held velia de lArcherte, f a series of six leo W. A. Spaulding ress on the Puget Sc ht nd liter work for the purchase of room at the Lia > t Three Tree Point. Kev ray. Next Monday! F J. Van Horn gave an interesting} will be given « ©) study talk on Macbeth. the subject of the Songs in French CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS The civil service commission will LET FOR hold a samination on ureday BUSINESS BLOCK 6, computers and = dre Thirty two applicants have regis ed for the test senders & Lawt contract fer the « SOF eT Tomes LS. Olympic Meat Market On ym st. opposite Row Maree, | eclis good sirtoin, Ite Ib; pot uw rn . J Wastera ov. Mga roasts, te th. t Hope Lonsdale, full tleached, full yard wide—the ve always liked becewase it washes so white—all you 50 PER OF LT. eseese BLO WHITE Off CLOTH of pure white On « Skirts AT 38e Women's All-Wool able . Infant's Knitted Skirts, ot nittes Jackets, ie in bh lined ottent warn, good = axsortmen “ty Polka dot Howe, brown ool ore, in | Dressing Comba unbreakable, hand finished, strong eat comb in the state Be —$—— “Halt Ready” Flan Under skirts with faney the 19e¢ or, absolutely fast and stainless Be pnelette ns, em yokes, Boy's Night wns of Flanneliette, border; simply rreet sew one seam and cheaper than you beauty you have a ekirt can make them 81.98 to fit . B5e yourself ....50¢ Business Day in the Year London Giveg the live statement ts absolutely true without y evasion MEN’S SUITS has 00. Be one of the fortunate ones tomor 7.50 Suits ding at 817.50 00 Suits selling at 820.00 ys It comes often—you think of Rain Coats. Our Rain in——not ly that-—our Rain Coats are suitable for al ar and are one of the most usefal outer garments a prices, Come to the store and see the goods. Spe. 4); also close and semi-fitting for $10.00 MAY MANTON PATTERNS 100. HOME OF THE UNIVERSAL RANGE. TON BROWN SHOES—OLD COUNTRY LINEN, temen. | DRUG Cay { SEATTLE, FIRST AVENUE’ Then WVASHINGTON h MAIN 1240 s " INDP 240,91 GUAKE 1013-1015 SPECIALS | For Wednesday and Thursday | THAT CAN’T BE MATCHED Seott's Emulsion of Cod 1 Sterilixed Emulsion of Cod Laver Oll, Dollar Bottle Wednesday THUPHGAY TOF oe. 504 cece seetereeeee Recommended by physicians Quaker Native Hert Laxatiy Byrup of Aromatic Cas New York Elastic Troms ....... . + Ai a's Pocket and te Glass M ing The and wiay In Boap, regular price $0c; spectal ‘ x + eses r Parlor Mat THURSDAY ONLY EXTRA SPECIAL kes for 6 cakes to a customer. The QUAKER DRUG CO 1033-4015 First Avense Don’t Let | Bother | ou ¢ figuring on a new what you need liberal credit ying easy goods coming in every day—the newest nov elties in Men's and Wom- If you are eat on us Buck Saws, One Man and 0 Cuts and can save you at 10 cents per fgot, a This week omly, Gest jess shells redaced from 60 cents. Eastern Outfitting |} beegers’ Supp Company, Inc. 1332-34 Second Avenue Sear Union “Seattle's Retlabie Credit House.” 1207 Second Ave. Seattle Wash L. L. HOFFMAN. f Diginitied PACIFIC OUTFITTING €0. |The McPhail Piano For 6% yerrs—made on honor, wold on merit Has © remarkable ringing quality ond unsurpassed by | none. Sold by (eyer-Toner Piano -ca- 314 Union St. attle Guaranteed to cure 2 ach and Liver trouble bottle at Our Prices To! BOSTON DENTAL PARLORS ‘Tweive-year Guarantee. 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