The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 1, 1907, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR z PUBLISHING Co. 1907 and 1308 Seventh Ave EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT BUNDAY, Independent 675; Sunset Main 1050. i Independent 1198; Sunset, Main 1080, BALLARD STAM AOENCY-am Pallard Ave Munsot, Ba res ents per WEBK, of LWenlyfive cence per month Deltvered ne of date om om an eecond-clane matter tesa” h Of giving Our subsoriters a pertoot and Crying Needs of the U. S. in 1907 The readers of The Star will find seattered through the Of their newspaper this first day of the yoar 1907 the brief, stened Optolons of some of America’s best knewa men and wor Great needs of the United Statos tm the yoar just begun The crying noods of the newly born ye for thought and action! What are they and next what can We do-what can you do—to supply the urgent wante that our country requires’ Ab the days approsched for the decease of the old yoar the @ittor of The sr to the simple qu States in 1907" ‘The answers are varied and tteresting, but we wil) refrain from indorsing or condemning a sing) leave them to the perusal and What a possibility r wrote to those people and asked them to reply ation, “What are the erying needs of the United at this time. We simply nest thought of our readers Greatest Year in History May Be Surpassed ‘The year just closed has been In many very important respects tha greatest in the history of this coun i And that means the greatest im the history of the world f These words ma x said. But back of them in this ta Stance ler a ¢ The prosperity of the « ures a 2 But the rush of production, the steady employment, the in Greased incomes and the easier living im all grades of life are con ditions apparent to The banking p f the United States today te four-fifths of the entire banking power « The bank deposits of the people are tereasing three-quarters ef @ billion every year Bumper crop follows bumper crop, and new records ere no Boener established than they afe smashed by better once And marvelous the Industrial record of 1% fe every indication that {t will be surpassed tn t Greater than all be ® has been the oid year, but greater still mmendous volume of truth atry has been phenomenal, The fle perhaps beyond common ¢ prehen ybexty the whole world. as be SINS nes vase hs Juve ts S) EVERETT TRUE’S TRIP TO N Seen Sree age: Hag the new leter any bust fom ability? 1 should ay #0. bie held ue for $600 more than we first of fered bim tures with one of bis messages to ssident Kooxevelt went plo ATTIC — Sie DOLARS A BAN... | congremn | 1 suppose he'll be setting ‘om to music next i Alihough | didn’t know It Tt is said that Guggenheimer, of Colornde, has spent $1,000,000 in he last 10 years to get into the} aotmate That's « lot of money two} pay to aft im the came room with To Piatt Dr, Lee Baker, dentint, 206 sitet Building Phone 0206 oe jeam baths, 2he Orieotal Baths Clean- Is Boxed Stationery at 1-Soff regular price We wish our friends and patrons a Happy New Year Fane WOU THEE ME FOR A RUBE BECAUSE 7° a Th MAVEN'T GOl AY NECKTIE AND F/NGERY . ipl : RED WIT SPANGLES, AND YOU LEP Meyer-Toner Piano IE STAND AROUND AYO WAIT FIVE OR TRY 2 1 -CO.~ AMUWUTES WHILE You READ THE SPORTING YS, 34 Unions NEWS, DONT Wut 144, OWE VOU A LESSON VS. Seattle n TME FIRST PRINCIPLES OF WOTEL Cith xe : i eeget + ne YOU SIMIAN ti ADED B/PED lh “One Rie tah ices Made in Gea‘tte. ity Skirt Mfg. Co, 1207 Becond Ave. Seattle Wath Unless all signs fail, will be the new Ail the factories are Mooded with orders. The country ts founded on the erestion of actual wes Teason Is substantial and enduring But waprecedented prosperity is not the only thing nor the greatest which has distingwiched 1906 ‘The year will stand in bistory as one In which legislation of tremendous force found enactment, The national con Serted tteelf In 1966 as a greater power than organteed » i, and re straints were put upon the predatory trusts, the bemefita of which ‘will be reaped for years to come. Tt has been a year of liberal philanthropy, a year of decided growth in scientific, educational and religious affairs Prosperity has net yet caused us, as a people, to lowe sight of the higher ideate / + to forget the higher purposes. Wonderful hare been the achievements tn 1906. More wonder i those of 1907 fence as J. eee ee ees * AOMIRAL EVANS SEES FOUR. I place the crylag. oes Me between capital and labor. RD. RVANS Rear Admiral United States Navy etre eras tion, wears no sox at all?—Ferdi-| agent to advertise the state. If the By “JOSH” governor will Kise another woman | SMMC TTT TRIE TS : AMUSEMENTS. ) FIRST PRIZE FOR iT CONTRIBUTION, $2; SFCOND PRIZE, $1. THE GRAND % Rm Tewighe, Ww SEND IN YOUR YARNS, MAKE "EM BRIEF, AND ADDR | ; “J08M WISE,” THE STAR | Maton Poet and clever smnoctates THE HHI TO THR MOORAN. A Lowell, Mase, doy of 3 claimed he was kicked out of th mokes a pipe. His mother should garden om account of his color Fug, “MERRY COW.” Bete jaiit«eneon xrateful. Suppose ho smoked ° arete, | Hew They Look on New Years F - The Star Hoarder—Mect pwowt SEATTLE THEA TER Pvveet! & Crew, More. Phones 4. | . J08n Witt. } The Ploor walker—Porward | : | The Jutge—-Fine Tonight, ull week, fpectal Matinee New Your's day, Thursday and fa aoe oo Saturday, “THE BELLE OF JAPAN" “The Real Novelty Comedy.” | | The Mitkman—#our Hventng Prices, ite to Gee: mative, “Bie and tte (except New | The Stove Manufacturer—Grate. | year's day.) but wh “| The Conmdactor-F | ee ‘ e te | a the fellers The Lawyer—Piead | STAR cat i Oy at wiltin’ t take off] ‘The Huneo Man-—Sharp. MATINERS BACH DAY AT Bm tee 2 their hats ( s $1¢| The Money Lender—Loan-some. START NOW AND GAVE $10 bit | The Policeman the beat Alf Hott se, dance | That you may know what a The Baker--Kneedy lore thy Quigg & wonderful science Osteopathy | The Wheelwright—Tired. Mack. comedian is and give it a trial I will de | The Well Digger—Well j dact $10 from my regular fee, | The loeman-—Coot provided you start treatment | the Rive LOIS THEATER Phones: Sun. Main 1304; Ind. 4334. jf before January lat. Make your A New Year Resolution. | The Sellor— Reserved | Pantages players present absorbing Dramatic problem, “THE Sppointment early for 1 cas wa il The Cacgenter— Phebe | POWER OF THE PRESS.” only give « limited number of if you're waking call me ear The Butcher—Raw : ws ents per day. Osteopa Gall me earty mother, deat, | The Miser—Tight Doors open, matiness, 1:20; evenings, 7:30. Performances begin mares when ali other meth For I've a b to reeciute | The Pust Deater—So dear. tmatinees, 2:16; evenings, 8:15 oda fail, because if gives nature Upon this glad New Year | The Printer-set j Matinees Monday, Tuesaday, Wednesday and Saterday. a chance to build up the tissues There's a lot of things I'm golag tol The Titled Foretgner—tank en nents |f of the body. All affments suo say | ‘The Preacher—Cross # cessfully trested. Consultation That | am going to do The Wine Man—He looks out TAYLOR'S CASTLE GARDEN, Third Ave. and Pine. Free. Lady attendant And P kind o” hope in a thousand pies Phones—Main 2600; Ind, 2405 tiles 1 to belfeve tn drengy. This afternoon, tonight and all week, Ameden Opera Dr. 6. F. Lathro) rt manage to Keep a few Satd careless Johnnie Duon, | Company in “THE GOVERNOR'S WIFE.” Extra attrac Osteopathic Physician. | Bat now f take no stock in them, tion, Leurette Taylor in imitations. Prices: Night, 2c Oltins Mutt 42 0. a Be m going to Go the very beat | Por! have married one and Ge; boxes, Téc and $1. S.<tinews, 25¢ all over house Gems. Beaten Sesion over 8 ys | Thursdays and Saturdays. And I will make no friendship =» || Preminent Cith ote se “Be ig From ¢ to $ p.m 207 EITEL BUILDING Cerner Second and ke St. With a very angry man 1» Overlooked. v ee. An exchange says there ta char wilt mot idok ¢ ~ netor in the sox men wear. The When it ix glowing red Diack stocking denotes weight and * PPOs Ron Mare pon my morning head Aigate ways; the pale bine a rapid Open Every Afternoon and Evening wee poe Saceionbhan r » hemor ity and mushroom desire to be in . vor will t i To everyooe I When slugger affront me STUARS I will give newer soft PT PL OE AT AT TT LET ETN AIUD TE CA eM, PRE CUNO Oh, a capital ship for « holiday trip Dut the title one who tries i { } Was the wonderful Water Wagon; Ma . nee too ott ‘They came early and late, and (it (roth ©: t sta AO A Oe TAP 5 There were some who just managed to ee Be apne ee } § For she gathered them in, the stout and the _ snap ip Pre, } } Taking al! who'd swear off from the flago H oble t s 5 “Twas a glorious sight, all lances contrite J sige ' | } Smiling down trom the good Water Wagon and saned. ¢ ad broken H ; B® t sorry to tell, there were several who fell ae “9 sai ) § (And some of them hadn't a g on!) z ? And forsook the good ship, Water Wager c I a ; ; Nor hold high r my 20m And some, all too frafl, they WOULD lean on the rail vhs oo pe { And it happened the ship ran a sn be the so hoo! 5, # J os “ eratintiens " seins . pidreniieih iptacituinnipdnaninih seed So that these were de 4 when they fell overboard | Nor f ae And were lost from the old Water Wagon dor 5 te with « pin ’ oe bim laugh and play Still the ar t ~ rs to ¢ fess ~ ee tmayntedl gt viipree bp 50 good and senatbie LONDON BUYS ANOTHER STOCK OF And although it seema quee me day it was clear people in t treet : There was nm fy on the Wagon Ww ft their hat nd =o apes a ta ’ Fine Street Coats, Tailored Suit whom. wit shoalin® frets Jao |_| wea wad eet & Ladies ne Street Coats, Tailore uits ere no use hia remark was the en q bald bs e J a Of the cr “ “ A when putteth forth - vba ee My od is hae Opera Coats, Silk Petticoats, Hosiery DTT TT tt th ONE GREAT NEED—MAYOR JOHNSON, In m the t . | year 1907 wh t e any r t « to be worked out, is the at ude al privilege. t TOM lL. JOM) Mayor of Cle land, See ee eee | ee eee A ONE PRICE, HONEST METHODS. Z2YTHING MUSICAL. Pp bey unet tor © couple do double duty looan't see Nl, founded 1 4 ‘ I ‘ And had t ; 2, Pd phen wong - go! Street Suits are strictly high grade, man tailored—every one handsome, beautiful, stylish, 2 “Dr. Hunt, dentist, 220 Burke _ e nw Others | Building, Phone, Ind, 692, Seattle. WAY MANTON PATTERNS You FINEST LINE, |New Train to Calif o Francisco 6:48 a m | cific now operate | Sherman Clay & Co. | 2.220. [PANOMS E Ticket Office, 609 First avenue, Se e Wash. || attle, ob Second Kve.. Seattle, rs a} say ao tot weep form and Silk Underwear . ot the marrow GietPpeare These Goods were recently the property of The New York Store, J. Perl, Proprie- fear, tor, 1112 Secopd Avenue. They will be sold at » Don't Wait at the Ch I do not like a who h . t t bureh an ¢ the be recisely Half Their Value ot the ta The stock nowjon display and sale at our store, is remarkably clean and fresh positively worth just twice our price to you. Your dollars will and more. A rare opportunity and one that is bound to Every article is | whet espe soe Interest Every Lady in Seattle a me Be n try f Inter Decoratio IAN OS A Philadelphia lata olatma | A FEW DETAILS—The Silk Underwear is Kayser’s—the best there is, Many of the Adam was a negro, but the claim Sil fe taught her how to float alone Petticoats are of richest Brocade de Paris, trimmed with real hand-made lace, The How Would You Like a $20 Suit for $7.50 Come Quick THE SEASON’S otitis | BANNER Portiand Wash, BE Gent You seid you were well off, Harry But we noting here to show it, | i wus bef 1 war Conic Harry wosco, | "THE QUAKER SELLS ITFOR LESS’ Pre-Inventory The QUAKER DRUG CO 10143-1015 First Avenue UpSale ON $, regular price pecial V } ; kL. i, HOPFPMAN, A I t ( rege - pecial Vi Thursday 89¢ KOHLER & CHASE Loofah Bath Mitts, regular 1 lay Established 1850. and Thursday : 19¢ 1905 SECOND AVENUE Faultless Complexion Bulbs, regular. price special Arcade Buliding, Wednesday and Thursday 13¢ es LT | ———s Florantin Massage Cream, per jar, 50@ and .... S5¢ Our Winter Clearance of Cloaks and oppor tart the new year 1 a new outfit, at a decided saving, Fuller an nouncement will be made tomorrow—the sale starts Wednesday. The low prices and our “easy payment plan” combined will give everybody, no matter how limited the pocketbook, equal opportunity to start the new year with a new front. Eastern Outfitting Company, Inc. 1332-34 Second, near Union “Beattie’s Relladie Credit House.” Wm! be placed on the market within the next few weeks. Make reservations early CHAS. COWEN, Cowens UNIVERSITY PARK 236 Pioneer Bid: DOWNING, HOPKINS & RYER Ine. BROKERS. Grain, Provisions, Stocks, Bondm PRIVATE WIRE Tel. Main 27% in Rooms 304-305-306 Alaska Bidg. For Irrigated Lands call on COLUMBIA CANAL CO, U. K. Loose, President and General Manager, 509-510 Ma- rion Building, Seattie, Wash. Attatia, Walla Walla Co. Wash, Retiring From Business othing, cishings H. LEWIS & CO. 1206 Second Av t Cherry and First GO AND SEE OXBOW ADDITION TODAY, Union men ta put the label o Suits to o: $15.00. UNION TAILORS. ee Bim, the button man buttons while y w sizes, 10 conte od THE LADYWaRrE 1816 Second Ave. Oppe te the Arcad