The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 19, 1906, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR ‘ BY STAR PUBLISHING CO. 1907 and 1909 Beventh Ave e - i EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY, Telephones oe Editorial: Independent Sunset Main 1060 5 Business! Independent 1198; Sunset, Main 1080, _ As Geo, W. Pe it out, the new steed trast @ity of « na, will be a tel municipal ity, presentix “ f the plans pat forward by public owners! tvoe The tc r to build town and own It Wil see a \ perfect na ‘ will have we houses, cheerful streets, apactou pa ne ct nt schools. There will be provid ed for its people the right pro ne of work and play. Of one of the first conditions of a me ia that everyt have profitable and pleasing a That will be a ] ly provided. ‘The town will ee from and want a a4 far as sclence can minister, it will be fre it Surely, all the material con ns to living will be here But there ts Just one troabt ® town like that, It te owned by « corporation, and primarily, be ran in that cor 4 The citizens can Rave their own way,” saya Perkis about any municipal proposition which me Wt fe from what the Steel corporation desires.” N ' 1 what came to pase In that Pu ne perceives the rock upon which the idealisr Mer Th ' be always well paid for thelr services and be alw of t have comfortable mes, They ma healthy, But they are, one and all, the subjects of other men’s wilt and other men's interests, Individuality has ne place there. Manhood fm left owt of the plans. Such « town may exist al! right im some parts of the earth. There are plenty in Ireland. There are some in Ragland, All over Burope are certain plaguespots of serfdém where such towns still exist, But there are ao free 8 citizens in them. Th human libert joes mot burn there Manhood there stil mbers fp the chrysal No city can be a model one for enlightened people of this coum aspirations and eon of try which does not provide for the {ts people Freedom {# a misnamer and no aim or end in Mfe bat to serve the porposes of ma: Better—infi man—a leaky empty larder, with hope and aspiration well-housed and well-fed hoot = y better for any shack and stagna 1 FROM OIANA'S OIA ROMANTIC STOCK STAR ALL TO THE CITRUS. wwrn ewes, a if “bi “IT WAS MY HERO, TREMAYNE MARBLEBROW, AND AL- READY MARRIED.” in, and ob, what a blow. STUNG a: selfgovernment -NUMBER 6.——--— ARR RRR MR ERR REE RRR | <a and th OR, HOW LOVELORN DIANA DILLPICKLES FOUND THE jon of the spirit of American ma comfort a mockery when men have ag RRR ERRERRAE ** eeteene Have you ever baflt on {dof In your heart and then seen that idol suddenly dashed to the ground and burst into a Pieces like a tea cup dropped in a quiek lunch Mayne Marblebrow, the shine m fom pany This Well, that's atinee star with the Olyric stock evening on my way home from work at Taffeta & ger | gan’s | had occasion to go for my ma and get her a kimono wh thousand Tre ‘was being made by some dressmeker tn a cheap furnished-roome- stairs,” for light housekeeping building down town. “Go right up says the landlady, and I done #0. I followed the smelt! of frying on- fons and looked into the first open door I reached. There was a fat woman with a baby on her hip cooking something over oll stove, and a man in negligee minding another kid and smoking a already clay pipe. It was my “hero.” Tremayne Marblebrow, and married. This was his HOME. I torned and beat it away from there tn a hurry, sickened at beart (Pinta) REE RERAR KKK THE SMART SET SOCIETY STUNNED BY NEW HEAD DRESS. Ske eekeeee FADS AND FASHIONS OF Reeeeeeee PeR RPE PPC OPP PPP eee ee ee NEW YORK, Nov. 12—Wiit theja black mask which covered her gotor car revolution of fashion take| face, exposing only the ey It the American woman back to the| was Ike reaching back to Constan- Mask of the n? tinople. Mrs. Reginald Brooks, than whom| Under the severe laws of the Ko- the “400” knows no more prettily|ran the Turkish women still hide @resned woman, haw set the pace,|thelr faces behind such masks. At the recent Vanderbilt cup race | Strings of colns dangle from their the frends of the young society |heads, an evidence of thelr wealth. matron were stunned by her hend-| Mrs, Brooks had no such superfiu- Gress, Bhe wore throw 4 @ieplay of riches, however. BOSTON DENTAL PARLORS Tweive-Year Guarantee, Lady Attendants Hours—-#:30 to 6: Sundays, to 12. Both Phones. 1420 SECOND AVE. scription. 9 Main 2000, Made in Sea‘tle, Novelty Skirt Mfg. Co, 1207 Second Ave., Seattio Warh kk HOF PMAN, PUGET SOUND MARBLE & GRANITE CO., in E. M. Thayer, Manager. Cemetery work of every 2410 First Ave., Seattle. Ind. 8023. de- ON RM THE SEATTLE § STAR DUST By “JOSH” NOyY . 19, 19 ‘STORIES BY THE |... OLD ENGINEER FIRST PRIZE FOR BEST CONTRIBUTION, $2; SECOND PRIZE, #1. | away train the old ‘ SEND IN YOUR YARNS, MAKE ‘EM BRIEF, AND ADDRESS Well, hore woos \ tone Ume | wan engine al « I “JOSH WISE,” THE STAR. train that wan dashing through ( caesiacnatiencapimaiane burning f near Lima, 0., at i . the ' ' rt ' ‘ ' ee ee ee —_—_— particular night the wh ne | tow hide full of pulque and had lain * ® A Word From gooh Wise, coaled by black tm elow nd wn On the right of way. I u| & Prize Winners Last Week, # Ihefore the burning 4 ito was a small place, nud we & Firat, FP, Pease, Port Or # | renched the darkness fror wit ». There wa \* hard. o dow of the car eomed one xt * nd—te @, Cummings, * eee ieee an the Wales ; = * Green Lake, | | ¢ horizon became haxel red ‘ *. * t ne etre f ‘ r * There w rai t bid aches adn “ot ha Th’ hardest part 'n 4 cs : : Ee he oo \-s te Cause of Failure | th’ race ov life ie) Oe ing up in shoots from crackling he traln and Nix R - employed in when we get down | ¥ 2 actos am the trol O86} he production of the new Galety to th’ last quarter, doe wae ob ot tates ba Segoe 100 [play which was #o Unfavorably |eddying, rod Pcmaga ee eis ae ived. It ts understood that the Lovech, beyond the reach of the he track was new lay’s failure was due to the fact hi, there was only "a red| and firm and old 47 was a bird, The that the tenth hor, who had telegraph poles lookedu ike a tight heen spectally chosen to r bs ae A bridge spant a deep river 4 | ture a joke for the play to we }wa 1 somowhe the run of 100 miles in deliver the article in thne,—Man: On Barren Soll, ale ese agg PP rs i of 308 : chester Chronicle. They were sitting tho frgntof me L saw a shower of big sparks made oo a Mextean porch enjoying the evening siefiy upward. In an instant | had re|road. Tho nutive refer to old All the Better, ing |and easing at the canopy of heaveng versed my cuaine und the traie|}47 as the ‘fying il,’ ¥ eros Gray—I say, old man, Tm TYAS nickly studded with glitterm as brought to & standatill within | the inte onal bridge at La to find some to aay something | 1 P10 foot of the edge of the river. It) and there my fireman and 1 bade nice about my cousia a ses w tnoomprehensibie!” de | had flashed over me like Hghtning | old 47 good bye and struck for the | jag ' tion, Will you do It? | | simed Mr. Ponsby, “le the vast-|whea | saw the sparks that north Mack—But 1 don't know your) ) tone ature, Bach glittoring ort} Dridge was burning and that ~ wetic'ulas’ido sks age oe tho very} of the myriada we now bebold ia! bad grt Some Don tga | bye Rp « Heturday}| sum more glorious than our own, |lown 8 shower of Hight. was A NETI POLE eee 8 See saat and the ceater of a grand planetary|thankful when I knew that the | Journal Syatems, and their centere in their'traim was saved and the live ot € . rou other centets ” ¥ 4 ture revolve around ot f anes m ie | When the irten gs ang = Jeti} more magnificent, How won| “Bome queer things happened | My. Ronsevest +" ee uch he|derful are the eternal laws whieh | tows in the Cxctus republio dur Captain Amundsetgiacoverer of ae ee cena etic Rvery-|bold thie universe of werlds In) il firet expertence with the Iro8}ine magnetic pol rned on hi loves and admires Che ire out the | their unchanging orbit, and———" | 1 knew a young fellow from | return that the reward of $10 ay fe Yn ale nns -epeaael said Mra. Ponsby, “and| Hlinols who wa in charge of ®}tor its discovery hud with time of the presidential campals®| 10 “ieoman didn't bring us hair) station on the Mosican ie nal) drawn.-News tom a = lenough lee today, and I am just when the road was first built, who) ig | wore Captain Amundsen, Mie © anak Irertaln that salt beef will spot} *old out his job to a we neb:|” And found the sol Satisfying His oe Into a [before morning. Did you order mas for $600 and put him In charae Magnetic pola, \ A hungry Irishman went isto 81/11. mackerel?—Philadelphia In| without consulting sayon and) and with my guilant saflor men = | resta ant on Priday and aald peed quirer skipped the country, You m walk Had ambied all vend ths | bac searaict ei aa ears around the young sucker's gal! and) if that one hundred thousand cash No wixe It up. Lightening His Labor, : dn my vows Have yea any st a bd Bpeaking of the Mexleas Ne] Was not restored, Pat—Did yous Iver work for/ tional reminds me of an adventure) ang science dared to be so rash Gaser? that occurred about 12 years ago) and let me ® Mike--I niver did, me b'y | I was running an engine of) 1) wouldn't ea Pat_Shure thin he's th’ folnest| that road between Ladero and Mon-| with wistful mien and h ' lo aly lant | serey ” | bose O1 iver wervked for. Ox | | And sit there and expound it; right,” said the Irishman! ovcoing Of was worrking till afther; At that time if a locomotive ran! iq even scorn to tell a He ‘ben bring me ham and exer and) turk, whim ‘long comes Casey wid) over a greaser, no matter bow)» tarn them down and falstfy, « beofsteak smothered wid onion’ |. i.ntnern an’ says, “take thot, me/ worthless he might be or needed) and go I'd simply answer, “I The Lord knows I asked for fiah."—| hy i: will help lighten yer labors.” | killing, the engineer and fireman) porget now where I found it!” Iriah Independent. A 0.W were arrested and thrown Into aj} A Tail Order, “Miss Kaden’s vole seems to be Mr. Shortt—1'll pull your nose for! ..mewhat eracked.” 7 “Yen, she let it fall last evening. Mr. Tallor—All right. I'l walt during the recital,” here while you go out and get « A OW. Pick-me-up. es chair to stand on “ A Now Nationality. Mike, did you ever work with # peration tT Shure! Of'v worked with a Die Matter o' Money Mra. Deimamein--Now that daughter ts affianced, Henry, a you think Charles will really love} her? |pirashen, @ Dago, an’ all or thim Mr. Detnamein—Love hert Why,|dom furriners.” ‘ I'm giving $50,000 with her, He'll) AO W adore her.—Pitk-me -up. = mene “You can't get aay Tebalt over) Bride's Airs. thie line,” sald the urchin to the} Bateher—What can I do for you,| sucker that was nibbling at bis} mum? | hook oung Wife—(trying to give her | A OW self the air of a veteran)—One | fi i of beef ange, please, bat} without bane, please. — Cassels California Winters Saturday Journal Are ideal. Come tuto the suashine The Reeuit of Training and enjoy its many attractions for ‘The Irivhman wanted to well (Be) the pleasure and health seeker. The dog, but the prospective buyer #2»! southern Pacific company ta oper suspicious and finally decided Bet) ating two trains daily by t to buy. The man them told him turvaque Shasta route, Ei why be was so anxious to sell. l service, fast time, beautiful scon “You see,” he said, “I bought (bel ery Reservations and tlekets at) | get] Union Ticket office, 608 First av.) him so he'd bark all the totme tf « person stepped inside the gato, and thought I was safe from burglars Then me wolfe wanted me to thraia | him to carry bendies and I did it} 1 put a packet in his mouth the dog would keep tt there till some one took Kt away. Well, ove night 1 woke up and Heard someone in} the next room. I got ap and grab Seattle, Wash, E. BE. Bille, Ge agent Save Money On Your Teeth bed me gun They were there, We 40 first class work ato three of the scoundrels and theif reduced scale of prices. dog.” These prices are merely “Didot be bark?” interrupted the |B introduce and our meth man. to the public Sorra a bark; he wes too busy.” “Busy! What doing?” “Carrying & lantern = for hurglara.”"—Dublia Freeman. They will be in effect for days only. 4 the | Fult Set Teeth Gold Crowna, 22% Bridge Work 22% Gold Fillings .. Certificate Enough. Lady—What! Yop want a char i" . ps4 acter from me? It won't do you Silver Fillings .. JOe man-oees All of our work ts guaranteed Servant—-Oh, only just write that I stayed a whole month with you; that Is the best of recommenda- Elevator Service. Lady Attend ants, Office hours §:36 a. m. to & p. thons —Wieaer Kleine Witsblatt, me. Sundays, 16 to 1%. “Begorrah,” said Hooligan, “it's es moity wondherful how thim can farie. and pharots kin talk; bat! WATIOMAL DENTISTS Of'y hearrd dogs talk, too.” “What did they say?” ap ste “Divil a worrd could Ol under | PEOPLE'S SAVINGS BANK strand; they talked in their own BUILDING. langubage!” Second and Pike. AMUSEMENTS, — ASCE: WINDOW SALE NOW ON FOR Leoncavallo And La Scala Orchestra and Vocal Soloists--#2 People * Saturday Matinee — “Pagiiacc!.”. Saturday night- Prices—Box Seate and Divans, $5; Orchestra and 3 Rows Bal- cony, $3; next 3 Rows, $2 Balcony Circle, $2; Reserved Gal 1.50; Gallery Admission, §1 THE GRAND “ARIZONA’—Four More Nights. New Both Phones 6 JOHN CORT, Mer, NO PHONES AFTER 1. New York Academy of Music Presentation. and Strong Cast. Prices—-$1.50 to 260. A Big Hit Last Night ‘Tonight—All Week—Thursday and Saturday MatinessJ, C. Stewart's Merry Musical Farce “THE TWO JOHNS” t to Laugh Stay © (worth $1) Away. 100, Matinees, 100 Porformances—2:%, 7:20, 9 each day. AT 1:00 Benitie’s Leading Vaudeville House. STAR MATINERS RACH DAY NEW BILL THIS AFTERNOON yl MR. AND MRS. PERKINS D. FISHER in “The Half Way House,4 | Frank Coombs and Muriel Stone, in “The Last of the Troupe,” th@ | Three Walseys; Kurtis & I The Fishers; Eddie Roesch; th@ | Btarascope. WONDERLAND EXHIBIT 906 Gecond Avenue. OPEN DAILY FROMOA M TON PM | 1909 FLYER TOURING CAR, Round trip 10 cents. This week's excursion, beginning today Cable ride up Market #t., San Fran day before the earthquake and fire disaster, Only film in for San Franciacans « everyone who has | a f INCUBATORS IN ANN infants in glass enclosed Now arrival from § Tiny LOIS THEATER 8 Sunset, Main 1904; Ind. 4994. TONIGHT. Matinees dally except Thursdays and Fridays, Weird and Thrilling Sheriock Holmes’ Drama “THE SIGN OF THE FOUR” Pantages Players Praised by Press and Public the way we are selling owr mechanical tools. The priees are right and ‘the quality of the goods are guar anteed, And it will well be worth your time to call and ex amine om lime of Carving Sets Defore parchasiag elaewhere. Bvery cet purehased here is ab- eelutely guaranteed, PIANOS Victor and Edison Talking Machines Tuesday, Nov. Sale of Children's and Misses’ Gloves 25¢ Beotch Kaitted and Golf Gloves in white, black and fancy mix tures, Ya ETER AN URSES It you haven't bought and tried our 2cla Gieve at A “Quick” Sizes, widths and colors, cach 500 Embroidered Silk Collars for Less A new dainty stock of 81k Embroidered ably and Imitation Point Lace Collare Tuesday . Many new fancy modish buckles Automobile Velts .. Drapery Veils . Beart Veils Fancy Veils A whole box of Ruching, 6 assorted kinds in the box .... 5000 Yards of Cuting Flan Pine soft quality In light stripes and checks, wear, night gowns, etc, all to go out Tuesday forenoon at the Londonta: seeee (TIN 12 sharp only-—quantity MHmited.) Heaviest B Bach pat Tuesday in make buying elsewhere an extravagance On every L Coat. $12.00 Ha $11.00 Ha $9.00 Hate Till 12 Sha Real Lonsdale yard wide Cambric Beat Fruit per yard .... ones : > esase + “Home Made” Gingham Aprons are best—Mother ize Our bard style, very full, sleev Same but made with long * ace Curtains are less in Price Brussela Net set figure, all beautiful 1.50 Brusseja Curtains Tuesday $5.00 Bruge $4.00 Brussels Curtains Tuc $6.00 Brussels Curtains Tuesday Tuesday Only—One Package to a customer—Mennen's T Powder Tuesday caded, Yard wide teed silk price, per pair . $25.00 Suite go for.. $22.60 Suits go for $14.90 Suits go for . $12.00 Suite go for .... The same story applies te Exceptionally Powerful lues up to Soe, all to go Tuesday at .. whe All Colors, Special 19c p real Kid Guaran all colors, pal Belts, buy it and try It now dollar 2 on Belte—Ladies assorted be Pp Leather sold Treason we regularly at 60¢ Tuestay OTHER NECK WEAR NOVELTIES. NEW PLAID BELTS 50c styles to select from—new black and white plaids, diye O9e 1.00 1.50 Be se and 3 el at Sc for nice babys’ price of, per yard .. sesvcccccecce oneee- SO tanket in the state of Washington {ts at London's r weighs 9 pounds. The slee is immense and the 83.00 the Trimmed Hat, Coat and Suit Section—Our prices One-Third Off adies’ Hat, on every Ladies’ Suit, on every Ladies’ soe) 88.00 go for . » the Coate—Come in. Tuesday Fore n Specials only—Buy all you want. Yard sevsseceeees Sd 1:20 of the Loom, finest bleached, yard wide mustin, s, Amoskeag mand strings .......... he lesa than wholesale, with fancy applique border, some with note the prices— ingham—$Oe Curtaina, ols Curtains T in the Silks, Velvets and Velvetee Four yard patterns of Velveteen, silk finish, beautifully bro Jue $3.00, Special for Tuesday Si.59 Silk Velvets {n black, cream and all the best colors, yard $4 Black Taffeta Silk, 36 inches wide; a $1.50 guaran On Sale De fine finish Mercerized Sateens, black and a $ Yard wide, per yard For Irriga COLUMBIA CANAL CO, U. K. Lo General Ma rion Buildin, Attalia, Walla Walla Co. Wash, OLD COUNTRY LINENS Ve and 19¢ HOME OF THE UNIVERSAL RANGE. ted Landa call on DOWNING, Wepraciees & RYER no. BROKERS. President, and Grain, Provision jer, 509-510 Ma Beattie, Was! LLOYD TR. oo- Office Open Furntiore "aad fa atage OT PANT f eoroer ANSPER 0. Ino, pascow PRs — A, @ O° fo « MAY MANTON PATTERN® 100. | FORTSON MONUMENT The nd They We Hollow. Tuxedo Suits Offers the following speci Monday and Tuesday; m $32.50 to 850.00. #1 it “ " ‘ h Hand | Quaker Drug Co, 1013-1015 First Aw GO AND SEE OXBOW ADDITION Topay, BB BSEEES GQEESSEES BUEEt BSeasz - __ Eastern Outfitting Company, Inc. (332-34 Second Avenue GES. Agee Near Union. FURNITURE CO, 418 Pike Street, F niture, & “Beattic’s Reliab! over, py Pee le Credit eed “ ue rs _Bergatag in Phones: Main 2998. 0 + London’s| Bargains All Day Long Continued Corset Sale CORSETS AT HALF. all over the the same SEESSESSSES . PEREEREESG ES Stes akable Corset the pair wold got Diack, We've A strong unb: Bates at $1 thing at “Home Mad Our black Sateen Aprons are homen insuring you a perfect article Has a pocket. Fine each ..« tere bereeeee wee Savory Re all en paneensse’ eed ones el Savory Roasters are guaranteed to do all claimed for @ your money refunded. Carving Sets, quality guaranteed, per set ..82,00 to New Hand Bags 50c—Plain black seal finish, good fi and well made; unsurpassed value at Women's Knitted Sleeveless J ckets tbe Knitted Jackets in fancy mixtures of red, green Neatly made, value 35e. Tuesday : Knit Skirts at 350—Light Weight gray mixtures, washable 4 Dra ood, each biae, all s, Jersey ribbed, Nght heavily fh CHILDRENS’ UNION SU/ to, Union Suits tn natural color, ribbed, heavy Meeced, nicely per garment . INFANTS’ KNITTED JACKETS. Long Sleeves, bive with pink Mining; a 39¢ quality; om sale Tuesday Muslin bands, assorted colors, faney stripe border at enoh «ss were ceeee eke FLANNELETTE GOWNS, 69¢ A gown that will surprise you for its real worth, very full MISSES’ FLANNELETTE GOWNS 48, Another gown that wins us much custom. High roffied yoke and back. Well made in assorted colors . ae Womens’ all wool Knitted Skirts in white, red and gray, faney border, soft and warm .... ° Coreet Covers 25c-—-Made of fine muslin, neatly 0 with lace embroidery and tucks—some tight fitting, some fronts; extra good...... ROE TERE: UNE aE EE Babys’ all wool Drawer Gaiters im white .....+ sess Babys’ white knit woo! Bonnets, trimmed with cotton, all sizes, special for Tuesday .... * Buy Your Heater Now Every Heater in our immense stock reduced. less than 15 per cent. Some as much as onet London's line of Heaters. No hind off. PORTIERE CURTAINS FOR MUCH LESS. 100 pair faney Roman Stripe Portieres, sold in our store every other store $3.50. Tuesday's special price t Dress Goods Take advantage of these Londonian prices—Tuesday Fancy Plaid Serges, gray, red, bine and green {$e and 36 inch Twills in all colors : ‘ 52 inch Rain Proof Suitings at Extra value in Black Siciilian at ws All wool 45 tnch Roxana in brown, navy, The $1.25 kind; tal, “ Real English Cov 58 inch nteed wate! sold at $2.50. Our price for S18 BRIGHTEN UP THE HOME WITH A NEw COUGH 60 % Bie and we toa 4 * wide, gua Tuesday, yard .. Heavy fancy stripe Tapestry Couch Cover, 60 inches Mag 2 inches wide. Regular $2.50 value. Special # Roman Stripe Couch Cover, fancy Turkish design, 48 we get $1.25 for, Tuesday ee A SNUG SAVING ON A RUG laree assortment of destant ‘Tuesday special 8B. Axminster Rugs, size 36x72 A rug that is reasonable at HAMILTON- BROWN SHOES SODA WATER IPTS OYSTER COCKTAILS IPTS. BEEF FLUID IPTS. ALLL P. T. Figure for yourself what it means, Phone the rest. Pacific & Puget Sound PHONES