The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 24, 1907, Page 4

Editorial! Independent 678; Gunset — BVGRETE BYAR AGHNCT te Hewitt Ave W. i by nail ‘or carrion, oa . aw mene « ™ a owl tps weareen label ot oven The ss Te carta a res in beer palt Bidiroes Label recetph Retered at the Postottion at Peattia Wee 2 FO SUBSCRIDERA—showrt your ‘tn this Way we ean be certain of giving cur eubsnrtbere Mt & the wy way — Nothing ts more wolque than the theory that bad Consctonces, Irritable matures, ahd wo on, are the disease springs. ee, eral demoratication, ete. To « cortaig extent we know thie theory Is degradation, free from all petty ¥ the healthivet of bodies. plaasnces at first may hot seem easy, But to Mtoe in the new blood, the olt strength of yout brain and bedy ae a reward fer patient endeavo: Wed worth the sacrifice of pleasures (hat tear dull the brain. sinning ‘There is no real pleasure fn sin. We pay error we make in this science of living quit counting up your worthless gold = we S ikiieciadiaaaantiind oer ONE solvier is & Hub? The snswer “he may be Mack, be ie a white elephant. What makes him particularly a problem is plete extisiaetion In wer, He made guod, and i @ince then there hasn't been enough war to go é hese Bhed tt 3 i UH H = F Hie te Born thet way hink that r = Ge upon him. Ft seeme an ungrateful thing to our make him get used to a steady Job and peace? By Oroanr Maciean , I think I should like to be Buddha, Aad sit In a cromeleggetd way, im sublime contemplation, never a board bil! to pay; With nothing to fret or perplex me, No alarm clocks at daybreak to call, But sitting beneath my own Bo-Tree Abd Going just nothing at oll, A bully ota chap was Gautama If be did come trom weird Hindustan, And it etrfikee me bie scheme of existence Is not sach a heathenish plan; There's only one feature about it At which modern thinking rebels, And that is--I don’t care for this part-- There's a hundred and thirty-six hella. He started his cult at Benares (Why isn’t Benares as good As Concord or even Chicago, if you're after a tice neighborhoo4?) And ft never struggle for money, Don't that you've got to be clever, Bat peacefully sit, and do nothing Forever and over and ever. — as SS ee TIPS ON NEW STYLES. be quite as important a f inte during the winter a» th Lene cibbon streamers appear in | b m through vartous kinds. Some of the HAVE SOME BARGAINS N USED and very fine Wea Organ, practically new. S45 Used Upright Planos From $85 up. Torus on Organs $5 down $3 per month. Terms on Pianos $10 down $5 per month. re made on shape of PINEST LINB, EVERYTHING MUSICAL. Sherman Clay 1406 Second Ave. ~wreietintinns ATTLE STAR TAHING co, 1207 and 1308 Bevanth Ave “PALLARD BRAN AGANCT—A0 fretiard Ave Sunset, Ballard toe "San Wohl pot cep, Ole eonte por Week, a Kewntretive wants per mouth your name Le (aken Crom Che Met A Telephone wa ee Not! Veoh eer de he the tf a!) up our jain eft Mi dependent vy Welween § ant etek and we will send F ‘ents, I you should wiles It mere [hae Ones, pire watan Ht A Science of Living Medical sotence has made some starting admissions recently. That cancers Are semetines the outgrowth of violent tempore ia professed by a mumber of broad-miaded phyalclana, They will prob- ably also find suitable disoases to accompany Lasiness, concelt, gen kriow that irritable matures fregtently make nervous wrecks. A tian Who has great respect for hia moral aad physical wel fare Is alwaye healthy. Free of the burden of disilpation, his body ever. gains fm Strength. A clean mind, wnatained by moral cies, Can mean hothing less than It te eaay to see Nature's laws, To ture trom the pureuit of ‘The velence of ving means the abandonment of many overin- d@ulgort pleasures. It means to quill werrylag; also, quit quarreling ‘and lying. It means to quit dissipating, In brief, It moans—-quit Quit worrying, learn to control yourself, quit eating too much, Live RIGHT & you wish to share in the RAL, pleasures of a heaven on earth. WANTED: EQUILIBRIUM FOR THE COLORED SOLDIER, 10 appears to be fost coming home to everybody that the col- ‘with mack jay got as many a4 pr able of the colored brethren to don the comfortable albweol Tegal. of the regnlar army #0 a8 to have ‘cor ready to burbat the wavering ranks of (he epemy. But pease of importance that « biue uniform gives the colured per the pursuits of peace. This is bad, because war on hand al! the time just to feed the parade im of the population. Where the white soltier le endure peace with the caim fatatiam with whieh he om the AfroAmerican hears war drums in hia sleep when awake, «nd so becomes peevieh. = it the best remedy ts to muster oat the colored that he can wear off the incubus that “adjer clothes” sad- highbrows kindly think up 4 harmless prescription that will fealieia ‘ mmm! OAT er ourtence Rare you! A WORD PROM JOS Wisk.: Bination with floating gruze; Petticoats with silk founce and on new French hats. jersey top that fits like a glove are gdkerchiefs finely striped in| worn under princess gowns delicate colorings are among} /’rincess lace combines with re it shown. naissance In & most satisfactory |*Urance company! mperert, particularly roses, wil) | manner for yoke and trimmings of Pe eeraes Me wie ] Ban ou fo oy me; but something | They are partiowlarly good as @ nave wate a to kn y from hh have waited to know from his own Bey gp ri. lips that he had met a woman he ushmete, silk, messaline or satin. loop, ead’ t woulert WE Seer se Children’s shoes for school use BY JOHN DOVER 4 : B this searon than they were last They have bread, flat to is ond more nearly conform to PIANOS Steinway «:. Knabe ONE PRICE, HONEST METHODS. ERA AAAEAAE RE RREREEEEEERe ard. : DIANA’S DIARY NO. 4 : ly changed ce AVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY. > : pain by over tying to see me or ‘Yetepnenes— oveTrerrrr@rerctCicciticeererrl ergs. 4 ee vee bag ba te Hay Main 1080, Leaner, told him, that wae all they Dew rung the game old bell, ton eepiree te oe Hl y subseription has aa 0 eit s ‘ . 0 friends, but | breath in that pause, Her filmy penne eas Ere ® yey aie yes looked past as at something tans matter the atalrs. And then presen’ hiw breath eharply © perfect vervioe-and tempers, unhealthy germs from which keen, poodlooking face. It died out, here—back in Kngland! never meant te Archie, she--she's gone true because we again, gropingly ands of Miles mway, and fool the yaickening % h again oeoupying ein right living, te down the body and ten lately—1 could pot, 1 T had to. a woman doubly for every * =. Ae KRANADE AND PROPOSAL” “4? WAS A COMBINATION Ww 1 am jotting this down in my dary so that not one word of it can stip my memory by morning. 1 er moving 1 thram no lute, nor oboe tooth quite sure -ther 1 gust eoeay to stag, thick udet over everyt Ob, Wit not Mat unto the gtet believed that Ferrars a] have just heen ewakened to the} Of thts, ary earoling? from the room in that namolent month, Our styles are cor- most NOVEL expertence of my lire, pause. He knew nothing mere for) ’ o Tt te better than a book. My teve-te trea that'e why feue |Seriatm wat Porrare’ hand closedip rect always, the quality of 1 HAVE RECKIVED A COMBI-| Thee ot the midnight hour; upon bis shoulder, Ferrars’ voice || our goods is of a high NATION SERENADE AND PRO-| Thy casement ope, POSAL AND ACCEPTED BOTH, To some Arcadian bower. At first I heard @ strange nolee wader my bedroom window, ite Tt wee just like Dr, Polis, the the pretim. of a cat fight, bat it/ port. to brave bronchitis to propose proved to be somebody clearing bis/ in this mad fashion. Curried away | chore, at that address, w that the werd?) tones of Mr, @win~[ Tf whispered: “Yea; but walt (li to-|own handa. burne Milton Potte were heard. He| morrow. My clothes ain't packed.” spoke these words with much| Then I tossed him sister Boph's hair FEELING and now and thea @) ribbon to wear next hiv heart, ming hoares bark Rot being preseatable- hair ribbon, 7 : wai dank tb not Beart, Then he went away, « laireet lagna, * 1 knew 1! won't seep ANOTHER And ope thy sleeping: ©; wink, fm that unnerved, ‘This is thy chenece to rest thy glance Upon & knight of tates, SEER a STAR DUST By “JOSH” t Why, that he gives com the army offictais aes (To He Continaed) ee nese through hie many drenme. round, ond the of his lite farever! “You say you want af eugage-(the president. “It'll be « hard job im a knockout eet” asked/to find another who'll let as dows vaudeville manager. so easy an that.” ‘os. at. do. Will some of haa? “1 waa a police captain in &t a Petersburg for five years.” t those words Lot Ne Relation to the Armours. Andrew Davis killed a fine beef preete Friday. He dixposed of about ali A big never of it among the ocighhborsa ot 4 it. mm ta moderate price —Svquackes (Tean } ‘tle job. News. in Nite. same faint, coll way Mra. Russell Sage presented cab ondare to a number of aailora It seems like a email thing to giv® — but it enables them to take 4 day! Men great heads oft off whenever they wish. ua, — If we choose the proper way, “Sirs, Vou der Bumley wears 4) We can get up erery morning, title now.” With a head as big ae they. 7 ‘ee, 1 think that was what she pm eg at the opera the other/ There is honor among thieves they ." it i a far away whieper. ly it © way, Among themselves they're just, Why don't they organise them solves, Into & great steal trust? —BOBCO. have done: “Buccessfal male Jones—What's the matter With) we fing the man who Smith these dare? firown—-Oh, weeds in his tool garden. Jones—Lack of cultivation, I p> pose Hie Explanation. “When your mothertntaw felt into the water, why didn't you help her out? He stumbled across. that nothing t ever have done has Figaro. beard the maid answer urday Visiting relatives and shak- been good —Fign’ ing bands with hie many friends. meet Bawe patente wa WI! f# now on the road with a An important Matter. he plays the role of Richard Holt.| satoq reach " | )—fo far am the eye can tf the villain. We were pleased to! oy the land beld } . onge to me. way—sit down—tell coe | noe dur old schoohnate looking hale|” ; : jt bee | ment!” re of /and hearty and enjoying life ply t Admirer (respectfully) =f ; have tog. his chosen avocation—Antwerp | gajonwitablatt (0) Bee anon “fan't it terrible the way the pa try could leart something from the pers are abusing your busband and! Calasen” 7 1 ited "No ae ano the other officers of the life in gg» as “es | a the seramer are too dumb.” wife yot. I think of him “Oh, I don't know. I may get a trip to Europe out of it.” Dew parsementerte ‘ : Anyway, the Interstate Commerce The fact fs that he used to work | gouldn't anderstand a “ woat inie drapery om the skirt or on the More practient ‘ i Ine - Jaeemed so dark and bitter Lattiot” Tt & }Dan's lips. “Lottiel He Home—and Lottie! Dan Joyce, chum Ferrars to watch from a dig that staring man with the haggard|tance that no harm befell he the fect than any of| face, at whom the other passengers | OMY hit love-~not Because of ‘Che incredible letter that had reached and low Cared to trast with his heart's dap | est longing. For that last briet'fe ter that her fingers had penned bad been one to crush and Drutalize @f man not so sure of the woman he | Precious Lottie, waiting for him ail | thege dull months! | He would catch the pale, alight }figure by surprise in his strong | brown arma, « to biacken my strug but you would think still leas of me hurse’s routine, with only his old ‘Ten minutes more and he “Oh, you. [of a villain,” We! “You wrote!” came the weak Me werrirs ix otlll with w pushed back, and Ferrare there. Ferrare, not changed hiom—the old «mile on his “You!” he strained out “My dear madam, you must kRow idoor, Lattie’s voice! Here He had |} Size 27x64 inches; an assortment that Mr,! Forrars was at home, for dgor oni} ing eaay. Your cholce of these what has brought you here? y J om is the matter? I was not well—f Dora Thorne” company, In which} young tady (owner of great ¢9-|did not go to the rehearsal tonight How strange you look! Come. thie me—you f me must, whatever he has done. How 40 you recount for Casoy’s | ever faithless he may have been to wonderful success an a politician’ | me out there, You don't know) y Wear Brooks’ Hats, 1331 Bec A wee ha’ duel | coming soft. LS , im my will, my ken} “pg = yon, | haa come--heaved wiennt this all an & Ina, Bot so Canad UBHEGOHNATY Bo on ae ‘London~-Amies ftreet—the house | my erat an om ze itealt-omt ' One mipute more! | cloth * © Jt passed, Mins Haynes war gone away to ome honpital, they knew Archie, won't | mind me waiting!” he sald | he found himself going dagedly up Uy he drew tn A sudden buss to me, he whispered. of voious below; men laughing and “It's all dawning now chatting. Now they were coming | W up Arobte yennins * 3 udde: the door W ie re gg stood lof a happiness that pald for all an | Two soft hands had framed his What I'm sorry,” Dan whispered ve you that shoe woe His volo broke; be reached out ‘Dan, | thought of you ae thoue see you standing in my room!" Where is sbet’ Dan asked! thickly. “I came—{ came home be- cause | couldn't Hive longer without er “| do not know.” He tipteed to the door and clicked the key 1 do know—and can't hel Now you know why I have net wrt, heard beard there Was ahother man. What could 1 do when she asked me, on my honor, never to teh you whore she had gone? 1 promined; 1 can’t break my word | You must—and will,” Daa whit} rod, { A long dilence, Dan was pot) seomed to come & 4 let's slope jitnelt eeomed to come from & die) lance “Here, thon, take this, I've writ-| ten it; ve net told you-not broken | my word Mterally, She's staying | throat, ‘Then the aweet ducklet (ts) with the stunning ABANDON of tt, | gend this telegram to her with you certain; 80 this is supposed to come | from a friend of hers, asking her to) beat the main park gate by felock, om & tife and death matte Nine o'eiock! Past sine! Over there, about to} ame the) Bhe had paused, looking around, ‘Then she bad seen bim, and given the thrilling little ery for which he waited, She had quivered beck; the was going without a word—out “Lottie! Lottie, dear, hear me One word—4{ you ever loved me "Not ane—no, not one!” ahe fab tered, “Don't come near me—f am not worth ft. It wae pot—not like] op to such a trick with si ft move; T am set) going to frighten you, dear tone tat eres | Of First or Second Avenues and wy tie, y¥ e you won'te-eay that y have given to some other man what | you gave t) me-—all that I held | Tt fe too late,” dhe sald, ia the “tH did not rwalise you would take It #0 to) heart A... aiehing earls saat with no exceptions—valucs up to soone here. I a pwn, - 1 ought net to have been trapped by } & trick like thin, Ne } cmp't toll you any more than I wrote.” Goodby.” The man’s lips echoed | Ten o'clock! A groping, haggard) Ngure, he found himerif back at the | house where Areble Ferrara lived No one waa there. All unconectous that he took up a ne | per tying there Vaguoty atrained eyes foeveed a blue pencil | mark afound one paragraph. He) tead and reread ax 4 child might impersonators are legion, but It is rare indeed that can don woman's garb and don with it the charm and femininity o Sentially exciustve to the eon. Mr. Archie Ferrare has evt-) dently made a careful study mastered the subtleties of a cult role. Mr. Forrars is shortly to be married to a charming lady who He heart a knocking at the ball of Waterloo, Ind, were in town Sa)" Gentleman friend-—My! That |had called anxiously down “Mise Haynes, is it? Why, dear, SALE OF SCAIM, CRETONNE What | AND SILKOLINE. ou are not shorttighted—Vienna | “He is back!” came the whisper. | He js back in Engiand—ia London! | f He was secon only thie afternoon, | “T tell you, all af us in this coun} He went to my old address, some} im and think “No, not all of us. Some of us/* *Archie, I can't—I can't be your} eeewes atti) t \ uro composed of heads, the designs} Mo), h | woman's | To valu pashior d Cs omal on go at... {being worked out in Dresdew colorm.|g2 jog of the bemk'a ‘funds with) eee |heart. Ob, it would break if 1 “ ORG N | The ob i. 7 Ny eo 6bank’s nds §=6with How doce that account for it? | th q CRETONNES. he elaborate street svits i8}him,” sald the vice president it made him proficient in the art | ought he had come beck to real-| ‘ Kimball .... on loth and velvet show the use T'm sorry to bear that,” growled of throwing oo im the art} ine the love he had thrown away 200 Cretonnes #0 at... ‘Aje Kimball “* of» s, fringes and tassels — rau seo et k c find me another man's ibe Cretonnes go at 12 ise “g Silk fringe may be introduced on ««| promised wife! I wrote that letter. |} 12¢ Cretonnes go at .. rid wroan Bros. - lee Cretonnes go at .. 2. would ony, and I wouldn't tell you; y 4 won my promise when in a moan from here! Yea, here for love of you!" ) stood there, his shaking arme The ery © froxen reeled back, ma de The Meyer-Toner Of (he styles that buys and girls have} had glanced so often, aripped bis | him in the wilde two months ago? “BPM Out. All whs silenc Company » the eoaltbook ditectiy iene vee herr back a shoul—or @} No there wie some meraaee Brio her throat seemed to b 4 " pd * p th < " ‘errars. s friend, h Neth tao a clea ng ER er hat would be puffed away ‘in rears, bf 314 Unio * ‘ e veal i 9 ine). aT a r two and a and cowered av as fre in st, Opp. Pel, shelf, where ft will remain open to|Dalf years in the Australian bush i eae Ferrare, the actor, wes pee NE a pooch ' be easily read and sta }land! London, and then—his| ono man Hving w he bad i heow, Landy sew What have +. yOu done’ What have you written a ing life in her eyes? What part was It you played you, the actor—as the last i tell her th alone hed drawn. Bim’ back Bag atted to wait! resource of a men im extrems months before his allotted time, and My Dear Mr. Joyce—tI shail not] part that that paper says how it had secretly almost Drones | 00, 00l¢ & write again. You will| 7, Dia? with such rare wesssest” his heart to Ror to her oman [think It hard, for a tne, maybe; | — here wes no answer. He waited | asa oman if I let you go on hop A STOCKING NO GOOD bce ee To hold your life’s earnings. Sek taken the natal lympic Market banks, me placed in a stocking | 119 py oa Pg e aneer Gad 4 8 Pike at, saves half your meat Jeonsidered onowgh protection. To-|"!'* Try them and see Lea fay the State Bank of Seattle so | ———_——____. cits your savings account, if it Orme meee |but one dollar to start with, ang M@at Prices That Please {will protect it and pay 4 por cont | At the City Mall Market, 509 ‘Third Mel pon tA ¢| AV, near Yeater, Rib roast of beet, | | put the label oe overs | Gdigest siarde given the Wath the Batfalo 12 1-20; rien and Porter House Suits to order, 815.00. Gagolne Marine Engineg for four | & Go. }yéars. Call and ego u Don’t throw away your old Sear . ‘4 3 | clothes, Have ” dene T 2 ey Waeh t bodvergit street, Geo, A. Wodd- | jook ike new nt the ‘Pantutinon aan. 918 274 Pn, 888M house Co., Arcade bidg. Call up Mein 1048. we! Union men take notice. UNION TAILORS, ain. should have lout you tont you to| had And dark, “Dan, you Aad pa | bie tender how We arment for none, He atie! The light happen An hoor more and this man who has sunk himself | body and soul to win you Away min baonce—this man who could o himself in angel's uniform as & hurse—as your own self, (0 crush me with a lie! You never doubted me; you were blinded, an 1 was blinded tonight, by the gontne too deep to be understood, “You lw twioe, saying that you wished to releane tm 1 was crushed; 1 had no one to turn to, And yet~= and yet—oh, De 1 never te that, My feal letters have | not reached you.” as| Next moment be stood in the grip face, and Dan Joyee had come into hie bh » Dr, Hunt, dentist, 220 Burke You! putiding. Phowe, Ind 60%. Beattie | | to} | | And you can be well dress- ed at all times and never mise the money. Whatever you need—that new suit or coat, for in- Stance—may be. selected from our immense stock of Men's and Women's ap- parel and paid for a little at a time, cach week ‘or standard; our prices are strictly moderate, An ac- count with us means per- manent satisfaction, Friday Go up and on | ou oO find no such SENGATIONAL HAT SALE. Any Ladies’ Hat in the house— $10. On Sale Friday, your choice $1.00 London’s 300 MISSES’ UNION SUITS 25e. | Silver aray fleeced, jersey rib | bed, fall sizes. This good gar ment t* more than a bargain Me MISSES’ WOOL UNDER. we } ; AR 65¢. Finest Wool Ribbed Vests and | and atte SMYRNA RUGS. of patterns that makes choow- Better Said Differently. that lower landing had opened, and ‘The Villain ta? Kiderly young Li pepicr ed : Ferrars, inconscious of his return | RSS# 37x84 .......-+++-++ ae " wee @rank some wise just as old 28 I) to the house, had been in that oth W, H. Wilkins and son Will fr] oe) Se ee ne te And Ferrata | Came BAS SENOS 356 <+~- 81.25 Our stocks of these goods are exceptionally well selected. Kv- ery pattern Is choice, To draw you and your friends to the store we quote: 364m. Large Flowered Sitkoline, regular price I2\%c aad iSe yard. Special cose fO@ Piain and Fancy Serim and Dot ted Swiss, 300 values go at Ife values go at ....+5 Pe on }q 100 values go at . ENGLISH LONG CLOTH, Beat soft finish, per bolt of 12 yards .. Me ou all TURKISH WASH RUGS 36. A good sized, waeful article, Spe cial. vs Se Fancy Feath or " Tieking, worth 25e yd 1, Spe Jackscrews At half price. We also rent Jacks. Logge ’ Supply Co, QLMAN BIGK, Both Pnonee 022. fa hstraedeedaees SET, | t ' Buying Elsewhere Extravagant MAY MANTON PATTERNS 100. Old Country Linens Hamillton-Brown Shoes ie voloa be | ~ 1013-1015! 5 FIRST AVENUE ay prowess Prevails All Week A Few Extras for — FRIDAY AND SATUR Mrs, Graham's Cactico Hair Grower mpecial ..icereerees. Packer's Hair Balsam ; $1.00 size Coke Dandruff Care ; $1.00 size Walnuttd Hair Stain; Goce size ..........., American Hair Dye ; $1.00 size . Colgate’s True Bay Rum; %4-pint bottle .., Colgate’s True Bay Rum; 1-pint bottle...., Colgate’s Brilliamtine ..... 56. -:eeeeceeeeee Pinaud’s Eau de Quinine; soc size .......... Pinaud’s Eatt de Quinine; $3.00 size.... Carter's Bromo; per bottle 10¢, 2G and .. SPECIAL DEMONSTRA OF HERPICIDE Call and have a talk with the Hair Free advice gladly given. at LONDON down the whole bargains as these: CHILDREN’S WARM COATS To go at sbeerd prices, All pat into one great lot for your choosing; values up to $7 go Friday at $3.48 Prices on Underwear Make eee Panta, nonshrinking; all must | Muslin Underwear go tomorrow at, cach ....G5¢ | Ing on. Come and Children’s part gray Wool Ribbed | tage of our very Union Suits in stnall stzen, B5e@ | This ts the time 360 FOR the. Ladies’ White Wool: Ladies’ Fleece Lined Ribbed Vesta, monty Drawers and Vests in gray and | ing out the bees BOG 1 | sscpsarcan JUTE SMYRNA RUGS. ; Rugs that wear; bright pretty col- | ors; size 36x72, Special Fri- | 81.98 | Bame Handsome Rug but 27xi4 Special Friday .....-.-B1.19 | 100 yards nenomenal GLOVES. Our Dottar Kids have all tes marks of the $135 eal All our American Lady P. D., P N. Fasso; some R. & G.; prices ranging from $1.25 to $7; beaw tiful silk and satin Corsets among them all sizes——18 to 36. Your choice 81.00 chants’ higher peleed Gas poy and try our Dollar ¥ WHITE WOOL JACKSON WAISTS 50c. A nice now No better waist on the market Flannel, worth 2% and Special Price at S0¢ yard Visit the Sale of DRESSERS CHIFFONIERS and HEATING STOVES at Dabney & Woodhouse Furn, Co., 418 Pike & t Aate Charter 1207 Second Aves L. 1. HORPMAN: | Main DOWNING, HOPKINS & RYER 20 PER GENT OF Greta, Préviniogn Stevie, Donde CLOTHING AT PRIVs Tel. 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