The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 17, 1906, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR STAR PUBLISHING CO 1907 and 1308 Gewenth Ave. EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY Telephones oa wEtiere Editorial: in Sunset Main 1050 ate Budinoen: 1198; Sunset, Main 1050. ’ -— ow . e Botiweres A ier indestri al end Social Factor Bumber 4 y ‘ ja , mach which cam structed during the com A x 1 t " New V a ‘ ’ wh make machines mt he i t t that upon « muial ta ‘ ent at w Cause What began « " becoming a popular neve nto the deve nent of low 7 motor increasing tt of use fulness The automobile ts be . ar, to ty asurabely extend the res Already a writer in a fag maguzine ke be e mig ity ) miles jong aad averaging at least five width, ext. rtland Maine, to Washing as fast t aa, t sand auto mobtivs fact One intere ond ¥ tant result of the common use of au bt! It excites tx h y ow bo mB mock . is one thing ‘ and social ev m, 4 th The one shows the sil t« individuals, 7 « THERE 18 MORE FAMINE (IN CHINA. IT IS NOT RPE ing. The Japs at last are a square 1 she AS USUAL CHRISTMA MES BUT ONCE THIS YEAR Pisancially, it coulda’t com that, any A STAGE LUMINARY UROES THAT RICH MEN SUPPORT the stage more. Goodness, the charge against a lot of them now ANOTHER ONE OF SE WAR MINES BLEW UP A PAS senger ship near Viadivost hard to keep a floating mine tn the discard RAILROADS INDICTED IN UTAH FOR SWIPING COAL land hat doesn't put o 1 is scuttle, but ft may some of the gondola cars. SPEER EEE EEE EERE EEE EEE EER EEE E » * TO JOLLY A DIPLOMAT 4 - * SHOW HIS COLORS: -PorTrrTrrTrT TT TTT errr TT errr Ter Tere! hostemn of # ot flags « to . onceite of son is to adorn the table with i ae in tlew of Mowers and massive Root gave a luncheon in honor of Mra. Lee, wife of Maj. Lee, of the B army formerty Mixes Ruth Moore, of New York, her boord was brave io Jacks and I sand nicerna. At each end of the table fytng sliver staffa were the Stare and Stripes and flag of Great Britain. Smell flage and red carnations, and om a miniature lake, edg th ferns and Uny palms, were Union Jacks ar t “4 the American army and nary ‘This will be the rule during the coming winter. If a hostess tx 80 fortunate as tO secure an am baseador t er party she Must show his colors in « THE SAYINGS OF A BOSS. How you look beforehand don’t Mr. Morarity, the political boss in Count so much as the way you come jown the stretch Arthur Goodrich’s novel, “The Ha ance of Power, ys a number of ‘Of think yell go far—tarther things. Here are a few of | perhaps than Oi think.” “But ‘tts the chip on his shoulde I do hy you can't be at (hat makes me mad. “Tin always the head yur clams,” sald Tom. there and I always want to knock | my's mother. Your teacher tells it off” me you're pretty far back tm “it ye want anything out of school.” pewdald, successful politician, » “Well, say, mom!" exctaimed wast to get after it quick ti Tommy, “there's no pleasin’ you at sive ‘em the whole town now bh all. int you say leet summer a delighted to have me Lug 1 “But se ts like @ Borse race.| ‘back in seh THE SAFETY VALVE BY ROBERT J. SHORES, CHRISTMAS SENTIMENT BOHEMIAN BACCHANAL. “Good will to men,” the butche Standing « the rhe counting quoth up your pit Ss as So weuhooked the Christmas| Finding you have just enough to hoes bird; j take one lit mile "Good will to men.” He was o | Ain't it awful jolly tn Bohemia? loath 1 To away @ ing word funting up a sandwich-cart to eat I saw the bi % sort of tired of soup never cared for cake “Good will to m the Roast and « we 1 ne, for § said as he wrapped up the » a the landlord's sa That's what makes it jolly In Bo "—he bad me! hemia! 5 te fag nat wnt waning gr tn, London’s Toys From Wonderland back up the car, 1 did not doubt he meant ft ttl Try it for a week or two and see I saw the bill! how strong you are | Aln’t it awful jolly in Bohemia? to men,” each greeting| Never have to worry o'er the tar i iff of the hack From merchants and from rela fun when you've the knack, tives When you feel you're sippin why None has the sentiment denied you simply sand eo track d tk yd pa FS erwear an We see the bill! | hemia! | WHEN THE JO%E COMES TRUE.! Beer in bottles, taken home, conts H i f Now is the tim: when the rhyme-| but fifteen cents os ery or sters rhym Folks who a nat bar Ot the coming of St. Nick j must be very Filled with useful — too! ers choke | ‘ JISHES F . will nish fun on many @ Of the children getting sick | Walking the morning, feoling Noah's Ark , DISHES FOR GIRLS. rainy day; each, #1.39, ; From cating stutt when the } : meen es ote Filled with all ki Beers B1, Te end GE | Children's Vests and Drawer A Box of Hose a Gift for $1. had enough, There's no ¢ o worry just be wad 75 Well made, natural color, Tili they lie on the floor nd cause you're out of tin flecced; smaller sizes Tuesday | 8 pairs of fine Fast Binck H kick l'Take the t back again and Parlor Table Croquet. Daisy Air Rifles d0¢ ise Crowfoot-Gordon dye pai , cash the coupons tn Still a favorite among the many a 1s Flannelette Gowns—Women's in the box Si And th raw the mother We study mathematics in Bo good home game one ae The Famous Irish Matl wns all good full inJaw hemia well made and finished; § strong; handsor sizes; well mado, plain white, Ladies’ Black Cashmere Hose Who comes for the holidays | bails, 8 mallets in neat box rubber tires blue and pink, also good collec @ lurid tle that your wife) “Art for art's sake that ts why . ~ Pretty Dishes in ¢ varipty r Bi | All wool, very elastic te fine And th iy | ‘ - | The ® ’ tion of stripes; each . s1 : ; will buy we are living thus; | some china, some pewter} @ "s fe qualtty; pair, $Me or 3 pair An4 listen to your praise— Money may mean mech to some 15-plece China Set .. ise All Kinds of Games, Both pga Sane ? sagen grade BOF cevcccceecsse ae With every thought for the one} it don’t mean much to u Doll Saratoga Trunks. Others up to 81.50 New and Old. ne oie Pigg thet age Dn that bought f AE OE eee Well made, some swell ones at | cxmmeecmmememmnseememmefense ee en oe Infante’ All Wool White Bands And none for the one that pays! others up to Oe M ad See Our 60, 10c, Te and wef Wt The ae D0e We are generows by natare, and Swiee Crepe Tissue Paper, all agic Lanterns, | Bargain Tables of beauttful arm Home Made Outing Flan There are other things that the knowing well that you colors, per roll .. . Be Entertain the whole family, apdh and useful Glass and Chine nel Skirts, made full by our Infante’ Rubens Vests, all sizse poet sings, Who are burdened down with mon b lantern furnished with | gpdd Ware; amy on inexpensive Itt OWN seamstresses; colors plak all wor pure white, 50¢ Which belong to the ynletide, too, eybags, would Mike to get in,| cy assortment of slides for piv tle gift can be found on those and blue; good for gift, G6De WD Wesnsunatsdexeve be It is awfully funny the lot of} too, Christmas Candles Here. tures; prices start at we tables Ladies’ Heavy Fleeced Cream money | We'll let you give wp all your coin ‘Thousands of Imported decora: | ——— Color Union Suite—Neatiy fin It costs for the things we do, and when you've not a sou— tions for the Christman tree. We sti ished; you would buy them MI88E8 UNION SUITS 25¢ dy or Rag: ne ala i fons for the Christm: Educate Your Boys. Our New Section . M hese | When Santa calls, but the thing ore qualified for jolly old Bo. think we have enough for the | Give them a Printing van is Gaal etioseabel wy rene at 160; Tuesday, 5O@ | Heavy Jersey Ribbed Flee that galls ‘ ; hem whole town but—tuy early. Outfit No. 9 cunt of font of Tuscdaae ites wunmer pebees © ests and Drawers, gray fleeced, | all aizes; a superior article Is that some of the jokes ar¢ - pper p ja only small lot left, to ob 5s nie In Portland, Oe, a preacher standard long type, 1 roller, Pillow Cord, yard length, fan qhement ot left, to o nue, pet | Seeeerss 25e introdnced the gramophone and| | Scarfs, Fascinators and Shaw! ink—gold, and silver bronze, cy Silk Pillow Cord; 600 value teeeeereeees 2 5 | dismissed the choir, With a few] perb line for Christmas; you 100 cards, tweezers; price, BE , vonse ¢ A Now York actress has married| moving pictures of the Passion) are “safe” In buying any one 260 value fancy Mercerized Pi After-Supper Ribbon Anni- Morning Values in Linens @ Pittsburg plumber Has the! Play and @ phonograph they might! of these, or all of them, Beau Ani Land Compile low Cord, assorted colors. . hilation, Are Best. Pittsburg supply of regular mil-|do away with the minister, too tifal feed Silk Shawls, long i. tes sessseee IDE ge sienes Draw Steck pure Henares given out? fringe, fancy border; superb Blankets for Gifts. Pillow Cord, tn great variety, | 4inch fanoy Ribbon, everywhere . “ 08 “ya n We NG te New Train to California quality; enoh «+++. AW.90 | Nothing more sutable for any | _ 18° rade, per yard...... Me | at 190 and B60 yard; Tuesday | ECA valuen to $1; Thess The letest military orde O@| Lanve Beattle 4:50 p. m., leav ea Shaner eee ree menamnmmmaracrameed member of (hhh ha i —————————_———— eve, after supper, yard Se until 10 a. m, choloe ...39¢ mands thet in order to gain “¢-| portland 11:40 p .m, arrite Sai Slik Shawle—Largest assort our Dainty White Blankets, Furs—A Luxurious Gift, Quantity Limited. : Son mission to the United States army Francisco 9:48 a. m., forty-one! ment of these goods, some are made cf pure white Oregon How comforting to a woman's | C erry applicant must have at leest| pours en route, The Southérn Pa of pretty foulard silk, some Wool, the finest, fleectest of heart is a Fur Scarf? A sale on Vv Sal am gehen: rep ges four teeth. This is mo doubt t| eifig now operate three trains dally | heavy China silk, some hem pretty pink or blue nee Tuesday of every fur in the ie ndeptbioreias T y 9 to 10, avoid the powstbility of the army| yy Beenic Shasta Route. titehed; many colors, mostl extra large size; ine, Tuenday on uemday morning 9 to 10, M . y 4 y Y one-third off. Sik Gauze for Doll Dresses, all Crash hed biting off more than ft can chew Tickets aed reservations at Daten) white; all are “gifty;” prices ne #10. 0 Fur Jackets will be imcladed bright ors; Tuesday, after Tope Spey te. ay lesiqns t ‘losing out watch rf Ticket Offlee, 608 First cr | Sreeevevavtetees “Others for less. in the ab ’ aday, afte ‘ops, all ave pretty ¢ a ond Sevetcy snes, Gamende| i, Wan, BB ‘Bite, “4 wart at ise shorn ame supper, yard ......, De outline or fill am they are, 5e Unele Joe, 617 2nd wre, - nee airs ° = TAR-—MONDAY, Der 1906, in th ! “a Tere ee ee ee o , | mind, ‘paid tor) pasa fo “ | Mr. Mardy received his ideas in * * «| Vor tl New Y ay and adapted t “ * Hawpatend, oven to bang his | * plotures imenuch a # at the * jooked as if they had bean hurled | * par " By “JOSH” R the waniend baa been allowed | + : to remain whore he ruok. | « p 1 © there were t wie’ a . : * * wh in ae —_— us which were * BY STUART MACLEAN . - - . 1 M ia # attaining eran eane low os . | FIRST PRIZE FOR BEST CONTRIBUTION SPCOND PRIZE, O1. | | us, mincing ¢ ‘ The guchom of Marl uch At be » ¢ | SEND IN YOUR YARNS, MAKE ‘EM BRIEP, AND ADDRESS | jy gunpicious ster ne were| bundied out of Sunder | | tng on kc minder of | “JOSH WISE,” THE STAR 14 goth with the duke-—News Item | eee ae | ” | ‘ The morning t era ake a ee em orrane ibbona; never nibbles | | the " , 4 - j tween 3 « # fudge; never calle up a girl frier ete hd 7 b half & Prize Winners Last Week. #/1 stk about the bey newer | | ron and 1 - oo * *) od t beaux p sing t th | te 1 1 he « I rp. ¢ * @Y ARCH M’MACKIN Hach - _ Me }—May Coops * von't lose her, She's a clase {t te very urgent,” the note read woque Fr. P. Co-Bend 4 * by herself 1 have something to tel ‘ I ee a 2 b he? Who sald she? My ate-|, ened “Repeal ee eee : ecg WE OEE ERE EH yy pher’s a man | ™ = sn Rad pe : y A New Y woman has Invented) A WORD FROM JOBH WISE. ines bel The chef has been ‘shown to the ¢ t Te tw t | of i , \ ¥ \ 7 | 1 ot friend were not " natural we When | clin h rret I found him op | fn unton thera t* | Lortie of rare old wine 1 tho 10,00 4 aneee | strength sod a ith the gift Father figh rey i to Hawali whole lot o° be lhe said, Mili 1 glass sired ith ee ave You | feir ! nage uw . ny Colt, of New York, has bottle once a for Drink | be 5 } hearty, lad. See bottle is but Kiss 0 att her doorstep. | forge | | Philip Seymour seemed In excel ; | — len s that night et | Why do you Insist apon sitting | « large and sorrowful, se in a box every time we goto Qe) sadder to me than ¢ His thoate asked the old smgrfled! cheeks, though flushed over DK man » 1 tand d wo 9 Well, my dear,” reptied hie Wife, | id, “I am going to} era S$ awoe s not for the same ree ri a health to my} t in the fret yw when) wife Then he looked over bis i 1 have @ | e Mr. Porkine—Jobn Atkinson |! Us,” he said a ered a new substitute f : nes Mr. Jonse—There was a wornaa| 000 Gt.e. a the bottom of It Whe are ommon-looking EDNA Davis. | pone ov | | Mom be t . a ata An old woman of | b = oid ie cCarthy s | “No, the ot in our we the door of a bas, A | top leaned down and « You never have picked |, hema. mel {tn horse In a race? 5 a To whiek . jthe # by lad, I ain't got no sideways ; ap © Doesn't Mention 80 “ pS 6 Game League of an AMUSEMENTS CA ICS SE. no; 1 never tried to. 9 out ver fo 0 mn __ Philip Se) wae 6 at eae” the right one nt hep semana gt org THE ‘GRAND JOHN CORT, Mgr. Both Phones 64 t a Pugitist “in ie hi It hod reed that fe nones After 7, Tenight, Tusstay, Wetnesd Ma we auhed the ola) ne ale and die garret, un-| "Ore? “THE YANKEE CONSUL.” r asked the RESTAURANT The 4 gone on sina ‘tase italien Ot Lapel ngs Music by Alfred G. Robyn. With mi vocy first thing be bit mo |Home Kekine Hostel Spelt POET og Mee tton en fifty others A brand new 82 saustien. Seieen fo Atme. j soe srenes ns Martin. he said, his votoe| s50 go § mati $1.0 | ‘ tp oie she speonenes 1S ® trembttn tle, “I don't know ain atu 15 sen ‘ ; Amateur Milkmaid. - 2 that Ib ight lo tel} you thie w, Mgr hones 43. ltry and keep cows, so we can h Ne charge for potatos. Kam ls.lio » mistake. [t ts not rea to} _ Motiness Thursday and Ba 10 and ateee Warey nice fresh beef tea every morning!” oe ee, eee though [| Musical Travesty “Company ia A BUSINESS MAN'S WEAKNESS. leven now, Ma v saad WTEEZY WEEZY.” |phers has been that ¢ waste Two amusing phrases of the ar-|7OU and hear you talk--tt ts not} Dancing Girle—"Great Nex Week—“Tilly Olson,” a |more thas haif their time in trying | erage successful bustness man are| 8 (us to me as the #1 Uve! new Gwede olay = look pretty and im talking about) seen tn the fo paragraphs | '® ‘ reson o tera from Arthur Good vel “The| “When I'm alone there ¢ * LOIS THEATER Saeet Sate 180s Bad, 6906. That hasn't been my experience. | Balance-of Power beatae Ny cca yggnen gid e cages Sng ™ oth Production of a New Version of | sey stenographer, for Instance, nev-| “He walk » church of » Sun-| alr as heaven, os pure as amm ha #f spends 4 minute tn at of a/ day hing with a « s in hée| in snow. She calle me be “yu NCLE TOM" Remnant mirror with a powder rag; never | oye every aa.| ™ mostheert. Whee I « : ase nth tee tke ce begins saat chy geen Dae gor sre Fo Hardyie coe ve, “She te the tnapiratior all nee Bit; evening 8:18 : writer table; never stops 5 ke og time ta tel sept, | Satinass Dally Gibept Thoveilaye ond Pridaye. | “I think of her always, I even < THHAAAAR HAE RR RR EE EH EHH R EEA H EHH D | bograter se STAR Fata ST kn Ps « dhe suse thee aves wae MATINIERS RACH DAY AT Lesting VYausertite Howes ? NEAR-LIMERICKS | ?).crasuarty) Yaa gon pe - # Am 1 teane, or is tt that fam] start ectric Dancer, Mille @ Bewcher, 7 * @ | really an unusual person I cannot | wy $: —~ * Comedian; Boadk of BY STUART MACLEAN. @ | tell whether ! an reed, | Sie > mmedy Four yet I know that © I w choose PEATE eee eee | this Utopia and that cola} Wi NDERLA D EXHIBIT se, ae Been Avene (See If You Can Make ‘Em Rhyme.) | worl Martin, I'd choose 1009 FLYER TOURING CAR. » They say that Be | the Martin, sho in| France and Italy, showing Florence and (For sensations a r |the personification of all that Is! nice and the far gambling resort. Ten Cents for Tickets. When asked, whatein “Pa good, all that is beautiful, of all| Gaby Inewbaters in Annex Made the hook worth a copper cent, [love Martin, leave me, quick 1) ~ TAYLOR'S CASTLE GARDEN. aid, “It sells, «0 I don't care & continenta i jhave an Inspiration. | must writ te) Phones, Main 2690 and Ind. 8408. Every Night This Week, |—I must write Immor-tal-ta “JACK THE GIANT KILLER” There's a writer who's called Menry Jar that is her name Spectacular Performance and a Program of Big Vaude- Whore shafte always go where he wants | That night Philip Seymour wrote ville Acts. All New. Prices and S0c; Boxes ,7bc and Hut he does It by stages his masterpiece, “lmmortaiia.” | $1.00. Matinee Saturday, Ihc Every Beat Through four hundred eternities | Seymour died last week ‘TI he's called the moat horrible things. re a few about it—just itnes in the pa three | a to eis Ide her first na ‘There's a Mina Tarbett the man who wrote “Im “ Standard Off simply cannot stand for her But the world dt a un serstand She can write off a ream him. The world h on} About any old thing or other and forgotten rect the And 5 thave a 5 have none of him Hamilton Brown See Mathews in His “Only Act” at 490c~ MAY MANTON PATTERNS {00 Dreamland Rink of'Sosit| AM This Week---Come to Dreamland---7th and Union Cut Priel fuesday Only Towels 996. 81 19, 81.49 ad © Cane ng $1.29 The Quaker Drug Co, 1013-16 15 First Ave, sulted to every ace—We invite The store wil evening enti Christmas Eastern Company, Ine, 332-34 Second Avenue Near Union. “Seattle's Reliable Credit House.” Union men take notion We put the label om every ganmeat. Suits to order, 815.00 UNION TAILORS. Two st 518 Bed James st res, GO AND SEE OXBOW ADDITION TODAY, LLOYD TRANSFER CO, tne Bagoage Exvem. Furniture and Heavy Hauling ata Phones—1686, Office in Diller Hotel, Open” Day and Night oe <neannbenier Couch Covers for Christmas hes by 9 fect, suitable choice 81,59 foot, good for { all kinds; ais make & start at 81.25 TT fe" More Satisfactory Gift or = Home Thana RUG? The whole family can enjoy tt Read our low Chr stra Oe 8348 Sit eS Why Not Dress Goods i “Her” Gift? DRESS GOODS. A handsome Black ag Han Dresa; we hav yard patte ee at, Re At Sot Walst ‘fers have them in cream sad 3 colors, embroidered and a pe the right length. Se. BTe. ose, 1, A You car for you mu other or sweetheart Fone no mistake fOr these goat make no mista are right in and price. buy quality, quantty