The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 14, 1907, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR ¥ @TAR PUBLISHING CO. 1207 and 1809 Beventh Ava —RBVARY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY, Telepnones-— oe Evitorial: Independant O78; Sunset Main 1080, Business! Independent 1128) Sunset, Mala 1090. BALLARD STAN AGRNCT—d8 Wallnrd Ave Gupeed, Ballard 16 hee Hewitt Ave, Guntet Mein tT —— EVERRTT STAN AGRNCT—W. A, Leonard “Gos cent por copy, vin conte per Wee at Cwenly FIVe Cette per month Delivers Oy mall or carrier Ne free copies PO MATL AUBSCHIWERA Ths tae © Jour subscription expires i on Ume abel of ene! When that Ta ike eebesrtotion tae at Sr from the lish, “A shange of Gate @ een fe wennnd-olaee matter wal eit. at the Postaftics ar Meartha © ot The Stee fall to peach roe be at up. car male: office, Bunset sien Na, Y = ocho amt we will wad rou 8 eer al ence yr Shoal tise it more hen anus, please telephone we every Chae rm ka thie Way We can be certain of givina oor aubscrtbery a perteet survivenand te the only way ee ‘Personified Spirit of the People In a hot speech at. the recent Gridiron banquet, Presi- dent Roosevelt is reported to have said, shaking his finger in the direction of H, H, Rogers, J. P. Morgan and Senator Foraker: “If you gentlemen are not willing to accept the action of the conservative class, which ix ready to afford protection alike to the rich and the poor, I will say to you now that when you have disposed of ws by your machinations you will find yourselves face to face with a people which believes it has been deprived of its rights and a mob which does not have the least respect for your riches.” These words may not be correctly reported, for every- body present was bound to secrecy. But as to their substance, President Roosevelt himself bas confirmed them in his every public word and official act for the last six years. We need not depend on any impulsive words uttered at a secret meeting to know his attitude. From the moment he became president he has unflinch- ingly fought the special privileges and usurpations through which the equality of political rights secured by the fathers is rendered of no avail by the inequality of property that, hedged in by law, strengthened by monopoly and made per petual through corporations, is wiping out the great middle class and giving us the same woes that for ages have held labor to a condition of unrequited toil in Europe, where one class that produces all enjoys nothing, while another class that produces nothing enjoys all. With firmness equal to his fearlessness, President Roose- velt has grasped hold upon the really vital problems of this nation’s destiny. And everybody knows just where he stands and what he stands for. The ever-increasing load of wrongs which for years the common people have sought to have lightened—and have failed in their lack of concentration and capable leadership— he has absolutely seized and is secking to shift. Other presidents have equivocated and compromised, failing to comprehend or fearing to grasp the one great ques- tion that for three decades has filled the hearts of the Amer- ican people with misgivings and discontent; Roosevelt does not for a moment fear or falter. For him the powerful trusts have no terrors. Within him is the virile spirit of the people and supporting him is the irresistible strength of a nation of freemen, Intensely human, he is capable of error, We may carp at his hastiness in the Brownsville affair, ridicule his matic combat with Mrs, Storer and find many other mi with which to mock him, But these are not Roosevel are only his shadow. The real Roosevelt rises high above individual frailties and virtues; he is far more than a mere personality; he is a tremendous civic force—as a recent magazine writer puts it, “a force for righteousness.” In him are personified the spirit and purpose of ajl the masses. His sympathies are with the burden bearers and are alive _and keen. The confused babble of discontent is being interpreted through his acts into clear speech. The indefinable longings of the millions are being molded into definite purpose. He is the truthful spokesman of the times and of the nation when, with finger warningly raised at Morgan, Rogers and their kind, he declares that justice must and shall be done. SPECIAL SKIRT VALUES $2.50 “X number of attractive light weight gray mixture Skirts of excellent quality, well made arfd neatly trimmed with self material ; this is a line that formerly sold at $4.95 and $7.50, which we will close before the new » m GE cccesesces occvecscbeveeses revert ee eee $2.50 Infants’ Specials Flannelette Gowns 50c and 65c Come in pink and blue, made of excellent quality ette and well made; sizes 2, 4 and 6 years, S O00, TE BE 0 oho seie vo coaee Knit Sleeping Garments $1.00 to $1.45 Arnold Garments, in light and heavy weight; come in 4 and.6 year sizes. Special value, $1.00 to... .$1.45 Muslin Drawers 19c and 39c - ; and 4 yard sizes, worth from 25¢ to 6gc; now 19¢ and .. khong takes i Nie, Se pea i ik é 3B0e QUILTED CRIB PADS.... A5e¢ and 75¢ RUBBER SHEETING, ALL SIZ 45¢, The, 85¢, $1.25 and $2.50 INFANTS’ BLUE ROMPERS, ALL SIZES, S5i¢ 714716 ; 711716 Second avon ff Second Avenue [PAP N EERE EERE EERE NEHER ERLE EN EHS :FARM MEMORIES: THREATS AGAINST | THE STAR , |MEMB OF WAGHINGTON! ixdov 4 BTATE MINING ABBOCIATION REGENT THE ACTION OF |'l soo us twisted around as ff ep) THIS PAPER deavoring to crawl out of our) kward, have no fears a* STAR DUST By “JOSH” wtaaaeee BY BUSHNELL--NO, 4 oocimveneal F. Melntyre of G w of Bverets, Dresden ation, and President a «Mt. Baker Shuksen Mae ny wer vert in toe OU oneg RRR A Kannan Chicago Fe rate of ones and & as of bulter marked “une we are harmk The best reme Threats againat The Star saves 1 helys butter.” The union men are sue) dy we know ‘of to make ua forget | indulged in Inet night by lus elect te on helvAon The pletows, knowing that fn unlon |it ts to hand dollar on sub-| the spenkers at & me Hing « ning raed, there ts strength | nortption ‘That out ev ashington State Mini ot. Vite F Jont George K, = ery Ume—Antwerp (0.) Bee }tion, called to consider The st n t WF Hend aig A WORD FROM JOSH WISE. lexpose of mining frauds he it Mr. Rogers ‘dvocaiat The ostensible intention of the | ‘ing no notice of The Simp association ts prevent me Le | mining, but its only real wi lnight was to send a tole naht te be ote that State Henator Kline protesting lagninat hie mining 4 re ground that it is clase \¢ to, c was held 4 \ of in Ge Meee in the ag ed in different eity, wil be called mittee Morch $1, pl ccd » desiring to purchang leates are warned iheatits oi) be Mecurdes tadurtinat ne. 7 + — with posters advising the public) where they Cen purchase stock cer the coming Christian | convention A large Jory having met there | number of th have been printed U. 8. Atty. BG, @ Freddie: “Ain't yer goin’ tor) under the direction of the C. BE is also tn nance in that ety | mm ee TO HUSTLE SALE OF C. E. CERTIFICATES “A full stomach maketh a light heart’—an' a heavy hver. A Just Grievance, Carlos Sais, the murderer of Mo Laughlin and Billingsiea, two prom pectors, was, according to program, jerked into eternity at Socorro last Friday afternoon, About the only kick Bais made was because his Jug federal ort Tha rt I ‘Tacoma today, thy pal Vallese, was not inclided In the | marry me wen yer grows §=Up,| committees on arrangements, ond Ai, necktie party and was sent to the| Molly?” are fér the purpose of hastening Me t Prices penitentiary instead. We belleve| Molly: ‘Course I ain't, Freddie : ; | At the City Halt Market, Bale was justified in kicking a little | You ain't got no eddication.” fest grocer's sign Behilling *| S € : ar Youter, Ping . cietadiatae ooo! Hams, 16% os over the affair--Hillaboro (N. M) Advoonte. CUT RATIONS AND WAS LIBELED The ship W. F. Babcock arrived in port jast night from Baltimor 198 days out, with @ cargo of 3,500 tons of blacksmith coal. When off the Horn the boat was buffeted around for days by heavy gales during whieh time the food short. The crew was put on sand nearly half of them | “One thing you must not over look in your new apartment house,” sald the real tate agent “No matter how fine ft Is or how com plete, you won't fill It eastly unless you give it @ catehy name.” “Oh, I've pleked a catchy name You, they attil “go to mill” away back yonder, the grain ino bag aa —_ the man who wae and the boy pn a rasor-backed horse, Odd, but down on the farm Good. What ts itt there is always one borse with a ridgepole back and stumbling “fm gotag to call it the Sher 4 the heaves and « fine assortment of ringbones and SPAY book Holmes.” 4 they keep the animal for “the boys” to vide, Think of D liaia who ore pot satiefied with a sfxcylinder 60-b. p. auto, Not An Inourable. ol9 wend GLOBE jo! ins! you fe y P pt became sick. The ship was finally apd thon ack “Whe Go tha bays lope Ute Saree ‘The Tee man has been having} sailed to Honoluis and poo he lie =~» ltroublen all bit own the past few jarrival at that port members of the | BLOCK s=1 Do You Buy With a View of Making Your Money Go _ as Far as It Will? Stretching your dollars is easy at London’s.| The biggest bundle is here. Read our Friday's offerings. Friday’s Sale of|" °° °"s.""" °™" |Friday’s Sale of All Kinds of Shaving For Less Friday and Satur gse Shaving Mugs for ........ ooeeeeseseoese neo wan committed No- | in & saloon south of | #t. where Meimdden | ved in a Sight with Joo | Jackson, Me on bit oft Jack vot’s thumd, which necessitated (he | amtputation of Jackson's hand and which may cause him to jose tne f — . Dr. Lee Baker, dentist, 206 Bite. | M478, being affiteted with a alight |crew Hbeled the boat for $11,000 | attack of “prairie digs” on ‘his which was awarded them by the} | butlding. Phone Main 6256. front and bind propellers, If you island courts. | beaaine Inv: forearta, Poth men were under the influence of liquor at the time } ‘This is the first sentence imposed | by Judge Carroll aince taking office, ase Shaving Mugs for ........+eseeseeees regular price 10¢; special, cake ..... tivses bee oseceee ven eeeane The report of Chief Hrtnghurst, | of the fire department, on the com | struction of the fire engine house) at Third av, and Pine ot, was opew ed and read before the fire aed) water committee Inst night Mr.) Bringhurst gave a bietory of the} matter, but did not place the blame for the misconstruction of the butlting { Chief Bringhuret tn @ secondary Williams’ Shaving 5 Quaker Antiseptic Shaving Lotion, per bottle... Gem Junior Safety Razor, regular price $1.00; special § Odds and Ends of Razors, worth from $200 to hoice Friday and Saturday only . Koken’s Velvet Finish Swing Strop, regular price 7 Bpecial 0... cscs ccccctereseerseveestnen . Jeommuntecation brovght out I fact, as he believes, oe | | ett he Third of nob ’ jaliin on ¢ ind av. wide of the 20 pleces of hand ast WwW 7 li- Rig building will fall be he grade Girl s Coat Plaids for La omens ta Styptic Pencils, eacl Children's Dresses; Powdered Alum, per ponn of the sidewalk curbs en that) avenue in brought down to the sew lines. | ek a ees -yoe | ored Ralincoats You'll be astentuhed at thé val o y T » é 15 colors alt Woot Tricot Flam Ty incge stock of select Coats for uee we offer Coats worth nel, extra value at I5c; epectal $4, 46 nne 96; ant wtnen; bh ta | 2% Sodey © Ford a ee s ’ 4 Detted GitheFer Watsie, ota, 1 NOM tered. Bvery ene Mission Olive Cream, 25c jars for . Zorated Taleum Powder, regular price 15¢; special Mennen’s Borated Talcum Powder, regular price 26¢ The Oregon & Washington rail road has petitiened the supertor court to comdeme iota #, 10, 1) and 12, of block 3%, In Ladds’ First ad one lot at one price, tm white, brown, cardinal and Nikable and stylish. BPOcial 0... cece cnererceerrenenees dition to South Seattle, and lots § Nebt bine; 27 Inches wide; - . " aes and 9, block 11, in King County See Ste quality, per yard ..p9 | 200 Conte now .-.-B19.67 We carry a choice line of Nail Scissors, Files, ~ | ond addition, for the rightof-way $16.50 Coats now .... 11,00 ers, ffers—in fact, everything in Manicure Goods, and | \ saneed 1 Fancy 80k Zephyrs in stripes . * ' reat art, Swot be ren — allowing the road ter Gulia, watete, e003 OF Freee Ceete Bee ons 86.67 the prices are lower than elsewhere. Come and look, ~ s inches wide; The goods for | $08 Coats now .......94.65 A : ‘ $6.00 Coats now .......$4.37 Immigration tespector “C. A 50e Turner, who went to New York sev eral weeks ago on official business fn @ deportation case, returned last night on one of the seven trains | whieh arrived. He reports thet the’ i prevailing conditions on the rail | roads are terrible and on different | occasions he was compelled to wait severs! days om account of the stides in the mountains, He fur-’ ther states that, while coming ithrough North Dakota, the ther-} | mometer stood at 60 below | | SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION of The Vapor-al— }| a cure for catarrh and bronchial troubles, Allbweel Don’t fail to see it. 2 Cakes Wittams Shaving HOFF’S MALT EXTRACT, PER BOTTLE..... The Quaker DrugC Women's Calico Sale Wrappers Only complete stock on the | Yesier way property owners want | Pacific const and at the lowest ithat street reeraded. This sent prices 1013-$055--FIRST AV.—1043-5055 ment was expressed at a meeting », Hiast night. Wrappers at ° 7 | There seems, however, to be two Wrappers at .. ’ St. factions, one in favor of a radical Wrappers at .....+++ : Wrappers at #1 reatade and the other in favor of « | moderate tearade, the latter claim ing a radical regrade would cut) off Yesler way fre he north, on) |the Jackson at. rearade has eut it! oft from the south. i Early Spring Styles in Suits Although we've many express shipments Ged aga i place between here and New York, our showing of len A Morris, C. P, Doss Fred MW 12%0 Tessle Down or Outing, erson an » O'Connell were light colors, yard sive ere le choice of appointed a committee to consult Light blue figured Sateen ARS paged pe nonat there's-a, wide cholo an ayer Natural Ostrich Plames, the . ue ” teat of the luxury and beauty | Chotes new Drows and RN with the city engineer on the sub! a A VERY PRETTY SUIT is an Eton with girdle, iiss of a hat. We have them Pianneis . per yard . Mrs. W. F. Manning, of Helena, Real—Real Tips, 2inch | vine natural snow a 4 having a scalloped effect from side to back, and Mast. has asked the peties fer te Pinmos - 4.50 round thread Linen, 124¢ pointed front. Neatly braid and cloth trimmed, skirt wage | rms the ve Imitation ones, up from ..25¢@ grade . 106 Rich and } ‘ ate 6 plaited and stitched Price $20.00 a ao alter Fenner, who ts ich and luxurious, thie fabric ated and stitcnec “ a abadaah tele believed to be connected with some fe the best known sabstitute livery and feed barn in Beattie CHOICE JAP CORSET COVERS WOMEN’S HOSE. o! taffsta. Wears 2 or 3 thnes ANOTHER SUIT with double pointed back and point in front, with strap and button trimming, 18 longer and keeps ite rustle ° Mediw ot ca li emt. | right slong. Every detail tn cored, extra these choice Skirts is perfect good, at pair. ... Come in black only. Prices BULBS. Stray case of Bulla Trimmed with | and = tucks, values ..... 23¢ very attractive. The flat collar and turn-back caflé are silk and braid trimmed. Very dainty, thin mia terials. Price . . v3 Delighted to have you open an account wil ws for, anything selected. Eastern Outfitting Co. Incorporated 1332-34 SECOND AVENUE, NEAR UNION, “Beattioc’s Reliable Credit House.” W. H. Vincent, administrator of got to na by acet- dent. all choice bulbs, each... fe 25e valies 19¢ . ++ A 2he from ...,.. 82,25 to By | works of the Great maintaining two ¢ * oo Elliott av, which are not used and which block the entrance to the Gaffney building between Stewart and Vir ginia. Begin on Your Gardens Now LONG OR James Rogan, « hotel runner, was arrested this morning by Officer MeKn for violating the depot ordinance. He was released on atl ALARM CLOCKS SPECIAL. | LONG HANDLE SHOVELS, | SPADING FORKS REGULAR $1.00 SHOVEL ... SHORT HANDLE 69c || 69c | 69c Mrs. John Collins bas bought through ¢ office of John Davia & teat av aad Be Joon at for 820; Ml Cannan cRownl a Allost of New Spring t = fe _ as . PRR Winrar seb hess sees AXE MATTOX AND HANDLE W Things A ner omens’ Wear Wear Brooky Hata, 1331 Second Avenue - PIANO-POINTERS If a plano salesman insists to sell to you before you have a chance to look around, it Is a sure sign that he is afraid to have you compare his inatre ments, prices with the We CASH OR CREDIT. Pacific Outfitting Company 422 Pike Street u6 oc | 75¢ PACKAGE GARDEN & SPECIAL AT 2!¢ PACKAGE. *** | GOOD GARDEN RAKE, Sre CIAL AT “ GOOD AXE WITH HANDLE 25c | 75¢e MAY MANTON PATTERNS 100. Women's ex Angel Cakes 25¢ Made from strictly fresh ranch eggs DOWNING, HOPKINS & RYER Ine. BROKERS. Grain, Provis Stocka, Bonds PRIVATE WIRES. us to convince you that we tra Heavy Tel, Main 279, Ind. 2 better than any other ho Night Gowns Rooms 304-305-306 Alaska Bidg. So just see them all, but please Assorted —} 4 don't forget us striped Fas nelette, neat DON HOMea pnw Me ailigl 2 | ' UNIVERSAL. RANGE with tints | os ietLabel one sad Pee Oe a ing braid The talk of the town. Largest working capacity on the 4 out sizes; the E’S 424, 614 and 518 Third Ave. BOYL ‘ only Const Coliseum Rink Hide Company 914 Union st, Opp. PI. 8