The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 13, 1906, Page 4

££ STA THE SEATT “ey STAR PUBLISHING OO EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY, Telephones tehieccahgo Editorial: independent Sunset Main 1 Business Independent Suteect, Ma ‘ A oka toiler who does Its ¢ dren the door of equal opport thy with the man who works with hie hands down to THE HELL WHERE IT DESERVES when it loses touch ro GO. : the Country—-No. 4. T and 1800 Seven® Ave n 1050, why then ft will go guy RA A lh allele eal : How Congressman Muck Rake Saved ¢ - Cee ae R | ter } Roosevelt's Failure As a Coal Neaver| Among the ward | ter disrega his wearing t « " i he st he pres r bis fire lure, and daunted and un @ sailed t ly ‘ w | howed vigor excessive he . | fob, after horting th hands with the Mremen and q t ack to the . That is to say, Mr. Roosevelt: made " foclie ae fomething he was not Xe Which permits us fraw t | ’ The pros t * 9 cane the place of a coal heaver abo: | Fan glee tha ‘ » th ” tow fa tb nem of ” coal go w ft we can d thar i . ch he cai k ‘ . Nisa. he wid 1 of avor ev a should t Ar has ot wer to tht “ han A make the wh ! BRY MAN'S WORK IS NECESSARY What right ha Mr. Pastid to | wr ny worker anywh Know ye pot that tt “ t ¥ hovels coal ata | furnace doc heaves ta ortan } work, ar | And if you do not are @ para who " the toil and sweat of others, 4 ! 1 YO" OUGHT TO RA RHA » EVERY LABORING MAN WHO PASSES YOU ON THE STREE For the laborer is oe . . | ' . Ht wed lowship with labo: And that was we Because THE SCARS ON THE HANDS OF LABOR ARE AS HON ABLE AS ARE THE SCARS OF THE SOLD And the maa uy gar ts there gin & caus tn the endeavor to wre# e br and for hia wife and bt wears « uniform as worthy as that of the atting butcher of men. | eer ae | And laboring man Here is the lesson for Your place in the {the world—if you ft that place | worthily—t« importar You are a part of the world you help to feed and the world Is » pa Let none cheat you eut of your inheritance t } HOLD UP you R CHIN! | Any son of woman who fatls to pay to you the reapect he pays | to any honest toller je less than 4 man. He ts beneath you And finally— | When this count forgets the humble | againet him or his ehtl and sympa them Don't decorate with straw, leaves or pape Don't use cotton to imit now anywhe Don’t use an el ic wire for a clothes lin Don't fat] to put out the skor—or his clg Don’t use an arc ligt thou park arrest Don't use any ligh it cre | Don't entirely ent ‘ window Don’t put inflamm. ft ar fc lamp soc Don't have electric bulbs in windows hung by flexible cords. | Don’t have open lights for ribbons, fancy papers and light fab rics to blow into | Don't block th al or exit ith pla 0 a8 to increa: he | danger from a fi ie j Don't let cotton goods or paper shades reat against electric light | bulbs, They may char i} n Don’t fail, if you hav t store, to test all fire appar atus, to have extra clerks pe in a fire drill Don't have salesrooma littered with rubbish f eu king of goods. Show windows as »bish is re wr the great est number of holiday Don’t expose artic! f 1 to an rat a | mer t In a at Ohio ing this h, a u loid combs exploded from having a lamp placed tv | CHRISTMAS DON’TS FOR i THE BUSINESS MAN 208° Fin aa Saturday, New Train to California Second av hours en route. The Southern Pa Leave Seattle 4:30 p. m., leave) -- ~_ Portland 11:30 p .m. arrive gan | Sori ™ishout the Francisco 9:48 a. m., forty-one| cl ee See the Battleships at Bremerton We offer for the F finest assortment trip ts magnificent. Boats leave Pier 2 at 10 and 11:30 a. m. and 1:16 and 4.20 p. ™., with an extra boat &t 2:20 p. m. Bunday. Round trip lowest In the city; $75 ee Cowens UNIVERSITY PARK Wilt be placed on the market wie the next few weeks. Mute rmervations early. CHAS. COWEN, 236 Pioneer Hid, life time. PIANOS which our knowledge as plano The Wisconsin and 0 n aro li maker and musicians there, vith the training ~ [ be us to select adelphia, torpedo boats and destroy- : ; ere. The scenery along the entire | From our regi whieh are acknow we December 25 a reduction of as a bona fide Christmas xift making this an opportunity of a The Meyor-Toner Piano Co 314 Union, Opposite Pt, Site er era Roate | Don't throw your old clothes | 7 ore ~ a nog away. Have them cleaned to look Tickets and reservations at UnlOR | ite new at the Pantorium Ticket Office, 608 First avenu 1068 attle, Wash. E. E. Ellis, Ps sa Agent folidays the ot pianos, enablea war prices A the Be vow THE GRA ND (SEATTLE THEATER™=*' * Drew will be open Sunday afternoons and even- i \LOIS THEATER SEATS THI STAR DUST By “JOSH” SFCOND PRIZE, $1 IRST PRIZE FOR BEST CONTRIBUTION | SEND IN YOUR YARNS, MAKE "EM BRIEF, AND ADDRESS | “JOSH WISE,” THE STAR | novelty/ A WORD FROM JOSH WISE | son | nage Most uy ust not t | trouble, but in { jentals keep | w Impossible D » ) | He told me hel Poor Sammy Joetved the following note Aroused Sad Memories. | t } wildty, but ’ cently Dear Mis—You tite t it IHo ts fiat ke his father, you to tern him with a elubl what his father says, Il b | ae | A Siptoreet | day mister, take this “ | ty, f % SPRING LAMB. ye pounds of them 25-c¢ we dos cent orang Yer s There Were Others all dot? 1 Clara tell was on Yes, sir.” | y ‘ j $3.19 4 “ of th t won a I * Almost b red r ok J i ' a I woke 2 4 ‘ J . ake the) and looked for the wateb « | ne | was going w h asked the @ CF { H 1 j positive truth Probably | P truth, any jown on the ice papa tn Y find it handy wh about Ww wuK « the ice and I | Roose # annua axe Well, hat,| 1 not ~ as ch com in, You wou if you got th As his } Marta spankin’ I got | posco cr. | a_i iiss | | | | | Mra. Warrenton was not too, replied. And without watting for! . the Bea Gull set sail) fer words she tur amet | hastily joined the others rything would be an } Miller had almost expected ber] j m Violet Lee and Geore®iio say some such thing ant he| | He was in ke with her;/ was more angry, perhaps, than * |that was He had been/ disappointed. Still. had bowed | ® jonly too accept Mra, War-|her after a fashion and really! bas on to spend &| wished to marry her, as she ‘waw of ke on board her) beautiful aed charming enough 4&0 because Violet was to be) be an honor to any man Think over her words he t we made bh way back to the yacht it of the pai before the others and then sdnt 4 the private notion of at least| the dingey back for them. Drum his companions that the nee, Mra ot the Gall among s on be os was ring the and to the for ung man tneomfortabdle to such | disappontied lover ennouneed bie degree that he could not mech | tatention of going home. longer bear up. But such was » Guessing that Violet bad sone the case. He had other things to) thing to with this change if think about Miller's plans, Drummond dect Everything went fairly well for}to have it out with her when ol |e week. One day Mra. Warrenton,|came back. As soon an she boart | Miller, Violet and several men of/ed the yacht he requested her tol |the party started off in the dingey|go to the saloon with him, where lfor a nearby island to hunt. By|he might talk without {nterrup jclever waneuvering Miller suc-|tion. There he asked ff it were] jceeded in getting Violet to him-|true that she had quarreled with} | self for a short time, and when he| Miller, He urged her to think| jdid so he told her that he had) earnestly before refusing such | |been waiting for this opportun an, but his entreaties only| It e we had some sort ou [ | ading. he sald, Finding bly “T have as mach nothing for M | after love that sling f ¢ Clasping ! an end?” | both her ow nt | = * he t e the time. w It hav ed , nd wing art's one w led | . * ca tiafied her] AMUSEMENTS. JOHN CORT, Mor. Toniaht, Last ¥ ALBERTA GALLATIN jon Mall. F a ’ Both Phones 64 y Vernon of Ha PRICES $1.50 Mara. Phones 43 “4a ¢ - fer) Matineess Thurs Tonight—All Week "QUINCY ADAMS SAWYER.” ( nny iP an eq h the Best), A » Change + Prices—-1 ‘ Next Week starting Sunday atinee, Deo, 16, Zinn’s Musical Travesty Company, « the fa 16 Daneinn Girls, | medy “TWeEZY i: . ~ DREA MLAND RINK igs until further notice. Main 1304 PHON Ind. 4996. eT Great I Pr 1 by Popular Pantasg 1 y | “THE PLUNGER.” y | Matir 1 1 an, 8 Matinees Datly, Except Thursdays and Frid STAR && =<" Mallacen ie Pertormances-2:9. 1.3, 8 each day MATINERS BACH DAY AT 10 Seattle's Lending Vaudeville Sousa i DON'T MISS iv VOU'LL REGRET iT Leff Trie, bounding t; Inga & Lorr ‘ ” ly acrobats Thr virters, ring +2 e-eyaeel Kauffmea Sisters; K ball Brother lot He it fo 906 Second Avenue. OPPN DAILY FROM 9A M. TOU P 1909 FLYER TOURING CAR, WONDERLAND EXHIBIT Open All Day and All Evening . ok. German gov ratir irs through Arizona and New Mexico. Baby Incubators in Annex, TAYLOR'S CASTLE GARDEN and Ph fais Vaudeville, Novelt k: Cinderella, Olio tractions, P ™. nment 1 through city See All Tours r Ten Cents. 3600, Ind. 2405 Ex. Every Night in the Week. sand Exhibition boxes Tbe and $1 Bim, the button man, makes buttons while you wait, All sizes, 10 cents a dozen, THE LADYWARE STORE, 1316 Second Ave., Opposite the Arcade. For Irrigated Landa call on COLUMBIA CANAL CO, U. K. Loose, President and General Manager, 509-510 Ma- rion Building, Seattle, Wash., oF Attalia, Walla Walla Co., Wash. Union jen take notice. We the label on every garment to order, $415.00 UNION TAILORS. 7 mo agigres, 618 Sra av., 220% James KONWLER & GHASE Establinhed 1850. : PIANOS 1395 SECOND AVENUE Arcade Building. STARTHURSDAY, Dec. 1 arene - 3 * . THE CALL OF HOME : * * * BY CYNTHIA GREY iJ wa Teeeeeeee eee ste 00 02 2 e ed ) » ' h ‘ 1 " ' { ‘ ! Father t wood for the f ' " ' " Bot %, for ti huntle j At ' ‘ we sha how t ‘ f ‘ ' f * in ‘ we 4 ho until we t Jude tomorrow m¢ ' Ww har . , You wills ad f * seo that used to stand on ar f us of the hand that change ngs at t aw shall fiad our way to the b hore h wrong There on the flour bt ‘el the ead n. nt nee noe we of the boarding houses ur Hoome & doonn't it your t fix tt ' How well taken anything away to fix ' It ; At er 4 will eat of the f ple y “ 6 and w up the dishe ' ” it ' f a bia t “ « 1 1 a the fi aw te ‘ ad " lane % mad at! Your ow rine j « wo It was wine Perhaps thie | oe first time the Rod i : 1 ‘ M t extra q ; ’ nd forget where you rd awaker night to In th ' what it was Jo 1 Tos io ti t ee How woul t ' k t ‘ r house get as ning al ated to be a Everybody Bilk Petticosts for Silk Christmas. price rom BAO to. wiz Girls Oresses Many kinds, many finished prices smal some solid | trimmed braid; pri range from, 81,75 © B25 Dress Goods for Christmas Presents. desir Nothing m able than a nice | black Mohair satin, jy Dress or Skirt you want for fan- | pattern; we have cy work, ete | have them at, yd colors and } and white; BRS ie wi Today's offers for temerrow, Holly Flour Bi | Basket fred Japan 22 Ihe Granulated | Tea 20e ugar #1) Pack Toma: | Carnation Cream, 3 | toes 10e | for VSe | Best Sugar Corn, 3 Lenox & p, § bars cans we 25e | Riverside Gloss Alpha Salad Cream Starch be Grape Juice, 1 quart Blue Label Prices $6.50 Trunks, Heavy Canvas 3.59, |G arKe 83.50 | | GIFTS FOR THE BABY. MAY MANTON PATTERNS 100. Me OF THE UNIVER AL RANGE. ‘~~ LONDON’S ay Stopping Movement Successt Trunks for Christmas Some Member of the Family Surely Needs One; Women’ Bath Made he Moiab in ur and White ay t pode ance Presents. fo ¢ oo « . w Robes Suggestive Christmas Presents for arm for arm Eiderdown ped with sat eume fancy R150 Aprons Presents. The Owners of Laurelhurst rs! F BLOCK "THE QUAKER S SELLS IT FOR LESS: Big. Specials for FRIDAY and SATURDAY el wt EXTRA SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY 15 per cent nrg on Shaving Sets this one day only. Just rece larg ad Bags greater essenger, tT patrons = BES oehitso REETES = = \FS3t ° a ¥ 8 < + Christmas jers now may be exe r box 10e « up to » 85. 00. ft cived @ ng See ng th cuted in ample t ipment for Aprons o awn lace embroidery and ribbon, in either round or square Handsome Watet Patterns Make Nice Presents We have them ip wool, plain and fancy; priced at Sie. 81.19 and 81.47 In the Grocery Section business was so flattering that we repeat the same 1033-1015 First Avenue PIANOS Steinway ~~ Knabe FINEST LINE, ONE PRICE, HONEST METHODS. EVERYTHING MUSICAL. Arm & Hammer Soda, pound, G¢ Shaker Salt, pack age 10¢ lima Beans per pound Ge Van Camp's Pork « Beans, can Se Best Jap Rice, 4 pounds we 1 quart Bottle Vin egar 106 Spec te Don’t Forget the Babies tal ve sod Wea Infants’ Crocheted Bonnets, | Infants Crocheted — Ze trimmed with pink, white and Booties, in pink, blue blue satin pompons . Ge white Infants’ bear cloth Bonnets, | fants’ fancy white Kr trimmed with ribbon Rrawer Generes & very preciative Christmas gift Pi esc sees socceeaess TOO > Curt ox | Children’s Knitted Toque: arley « S125 blue, white and striges Infants’ dainty Uttle Knitted | Infants’ fine white All Sacques from 50e uv | hawls; only Old Country Linen Reduced 2 Rattan Suit Case $1.39 Nght $10 Telescope Suit Case $9. Bound Trunk $6.98. Hold almost as much as ank weak: tie tal xtra on side to In nes trimmings with | ize, with str Mnen ook and extra | line i, with pockets inches of the st | ae price 85 32 Inch | $1.75 Canvas Suit Case $1.25 | Made of heavy canva with re $7 Strongly Made Trunk $5.25. | jinen lined, good lock and Japan metal | catches, well stitched q good lock, with tray price St sine 4 inches; # $2.50 Kereto! Suit Case $1.75. ~ Made water-proof Keretol, excel Stab Cowhide Ould Canes tor $0 lent wearing material, 24 inches, well lined, with Pebbied, } ’ ight weight oY without; « price, Bi, cowhide 35 Rattan Hand Bags 1c gator; 24 in | Very handy, good large size, fine e with straps; beat lock wearing with strong handles wale pri 85 ule 5 19¢ phyr and Lhe ritted ose « in 50e SI ss | | | GO AND SEE OXBOW ADDITION TODAY. PIANOS Victor and Edison ‘Talking Machines Tr MUSIC, STRINGS Seattle PEPZONE teed to cure all Stom Liver trouble. To © per 1406 Second Ave. Seattle, Wash. CASH REGISTERS up-to-date s ut able for COMPANY, INC. Open a Box for the Children Leave it where they can reach it. Watch them gain in weight. Watch their cheeks grow ruddy with health and life. Uneeda Biscuit are the [only] Soda Crackers— the most nutritious food made from wheat, therefore the most wholesome food for children, ¢ In a dust tight, mot-ture proof package. NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY PUGET SOUND MARBLE & GRANITE CO. Ine. £. M, Thayer, Maneger Cemetery work of @vey scription on Novelty Skirt Mfg.Co. 1207 ond Ave, Seattle Wash. L. lL. HOFFMAN. owW° OoLEN 2410 First Aves Main 2099, PANTS TO ORDER Grascow MILLS. 1020 -Ist AVE SUITS To onpEerR +15.00 Directors Ht Greenleaf, John D. Fat Pawant © Neufelder Denny, The QUAKER DRUG CO Sherman Clay & Co. We tep alers in new and second-hand cash regi: ters of various makes and styles Our prices are ab -half of the monopoly cor prices. Phone 697 |sseqree