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

BY BTAR PUBLISHING CO, a Teiephones—— eo Editoriat; independent 575; Sunset Mair 1050. P Business: independent 1138; Sunset Main 1060. i. o BALLARD STAR AGENCY 0 Mallard Ave, Sunset, Malian? i08 funset. Mabe 07% Seems TH =z SEATTLE STAR | 1307 and 1909 Seventh Ave. EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY, BVBRETT stan CTW. To Leonapt, 10h Mawitt Ave ¥ month, Delivered week, of twenty Gye conta CONE Per COME. ais Comte per © Cartier, Ne feee conten TO MAIL SUtmCKI nme The Yabel of each paper. When Sdiirens intel Is 8 ie Botered al the Post tewle Pinase tehphone us every our eubseritere a perfect service Reform government has reeetved a Knockout blew in Phitadel Bafa, where, by over 35,000 plurality, Joha RB. Reyburm, straight re publican machine candidate, won the mayor's seat over William Potter, reform fusioniat, with other nvtable machine victories down the Ine. So onds Philadelphia's first experiment in clean government The question is: Why? Four years ago Mayor Weaver was put Weaver was not a strong mam, not himself a bore reformer Hut Defore his first term was over Be Uatened to some good adler “John,” they said, “break away from the machine. Be semebdody!” And Weaver did tt He began doing things, He sat up sudden 2y, and waved the white banner of Reform. For a Hittle while Phil in by the machine. : adelphia. gased astounded, then rallied to his support. A little while } ~ More, and the city waw wilt with (he excftenient of Reform. Two | yeara ago, ambit the greatest enthusiasm, Weaver was reofected. | ‘The machine was down snd cut—epparentty, The Reformers rang Delis and had processions Philadelphia was more excited than she Bad been since the Declaration of Independence. “Clean govern: ment!” they cried. “No more taachine, never any more toachine!” Then things begam to happen. Little questions arose of polit. foal preferment. Little mistakes were made. The Reptile af the Bing, instead of being dead, squirmed a little. Then it heaved wp. | Bot Philadelphia had her head im the clouds. Complications eam, The Reformers fell out among hemselves—and all the time (he Rep | tie was getting its strength back. Today Reform is dewn and out, and the Reptile has moved back Into the efty hall. Tt ts the old story: The Reformers fight every now and then} the Reptile fights aff the time. Philadelphia was the worst governed efty In the corld People Xeew it It was almost a tradition. Buck of the vinthie Reptibe was & gang of arch-grefters. Im fact, they found ft so profitable that j they extended their operations. They gobbled Cinctmnat! They = | eared a good Rolf on other cities. They swallowed the entire state ‘They would have liked fo swallow New Yor, but that modern efly already beasted its own Ring, and possession war nine paints, When Reform came im Philadelphia, (he Ruptile ‘The majority of the people got tired of reforming. It was too much like work. Besides, what ¢id {t amount to, anyway? 2 meant, perhaps, 4 penny saved here and five cents there, and maybe « dime some other place. Was the fight worth the resulta’ Had sat poll- ties always been unclean since the world began? = Things nee med! different ‘in the popular excitement of the new crusade--aad then, to their own satisfmetion that they eauld be victorious wanted to, the people quit. satinfaetion the Philadelphia newapapers cag find ts that tte machine plurality ts 25,000 or 40,060 instesd of from 75,000 to 180,000. ‘The lesson of Philadelphia shows onty thie: Spsemodic good citizenship will wever successfully compete with persistent argen- ined graft Brooks Hats, 1371 Seapad Steam vais 260. Orieutal Matha Besides the Best of Drag Store Goods ] at Bartell’s There’s a Substantial | Saving ia Prices | COLD CREAMS AND CHAP LO- | MEDICINES AT LITTLE | t "= | Be aie i PRICES iii ma Special for Tomorrow row: Almond Cold Cream, %8e jars | Dr. Scott's Pure Norway Cod Liv- || neta a $20 [hela « gold plece, ahe ean . Ge | er Ol, full pint bottles . .G0e || cat to tha rovber ft, Malvina Cream, 50c fars-...38@ | Peree’s ‘Tasteless Emulsion, || «che commanded, “nnd pay me back Creme Loraine _ jare bone | $1.25 bottles 8O@ ||!n your first bonent coin.” Satins Almond Cream, 5 sas | Pierce's Wine of Cod Liver oe The robber did as she bade him : wo ered with pepfonate of tron; $1.25 (we me your name and address,” Binds Honey Almond Cream, | hoetios S06 | wuld, softly She wrote it on @ Soe bottles nr 300 Scott's Emulsion 43@ || piece of paper and handed ft to him agents Rose Cream Lotion, > Pure Glycerine, 2-cz bottion ..§@ || The astonished passengers reenter Violet “Witch. Hazel’ Gream ije Quinine, 4-02, bottles Oe Hea the stage, the driver and girl re eae =m, © } Quinine, Der. capgules, 2 doz. for i= unted the front seat, and the tncensel OR : iSe ||interrapted journey was resumed Biibert’s Violet Jelly, 20¢ “oe | Best Witeh Hazel, full t Ne d | Bareheaded, the lone highway-| RE sae eat Mle Se | tes 2ve feo stood in the road gazing after ties . BOe@ | HOT WATER BOTTLES AND |) Dr. Lee Baker, dentist, 206 Bitel | } R MANICURING GOODS 4 OFF, FOUNTAIN SYRINGES [duliding. Phone Mata. 6266. <*° SPECIAL seuatt Fob | Kail Files with pointed ends, | 9 duart, pure rubber regular 20¢, for 10@ | Geyser Fountain £ j rao Masi Nal Fis | “Tanemwents ee eee ~ Charming ‘or 3@ | Cascade, dark rubber, rapid fe Damascus Steel Nail Files, flex Sane A mg ; . cle N fble and extra, long; regular 60 rosie aa ; thle an wat | ht, tor si10 NeW Nail Polishers, regular 26c, for wo Py 4 S ri o Nall Polishers, real ebony S175 a 4 Pp ng diex; regular 36e, tor 2he FINE TOILET SOAP Orange Wood Nail Cleaners, 4 oe ‘Se | ‘ Almond Cream Soap, Emery Boards, 1 dozen in k ye age for se | * oo ese NURSERY SUPPLIES a3 - Lin ive Bottle Nipples, 5« nds for, Be f - ¥ Nursing Bottle 1 size de | Violet 1 } . ! le Lime Wat t ie 12 Tetlow’s Be t Tuleum, fall | te » 10¢ bare ge 1 pound ¢ Tar Egg Shampoo Soap, if Mennen’s Taicum tins, Ife fe iGe 5 BARTELL DRUG COMPANY TWO STORES Tw owt onve STORE ty beg RIORES 508 2nd Av. Prescription Drug Store, poe we 610 2nd Ay. Choose the Best ind you with certainty our a com, purity and own, A nee all thelr t bottles en red free of charge in town PACIFIC & PUGET SOUND BOT. TLING COMPANY, Phones 627. }the papers? j ented j}Honery and uses @ typewriter, ao'—West Lafayette (0.) Infleator. —|mand to lay thetr valnubiew tn ite hat, which be tcased to the ground near (hem had a wealth of gray hatr —————————" ease her tur, the robber said, [jet ye keep yer things, mavam, if ' ye'll give me a bint” at the request overcame her, and |}me to kinw you?” jj} but she didn't |} and TF made my stake, too, but, after || she went back o8 me I didn't care ho more and gambled ft all ory, and the gfrl appeared curiously || pulstvely. | Silently they complied. Then A WORD FROM JOSH WISE, | You may rake, you may serape for @ question Within and without Teddy Roase- velt's dominion, But you'lt never be able to find ene On which he's exprened no decid. ed aplaion “and you must not forget,” self jthe gentleman with the hnpressive Manner, “that onehaif the world does not know how the other half | Ihves." Do you meaw to tell me there ate that many people who don't read Bhertock Holmes at Work, Mer! Kline, whe left this place for Mars, Win, about two years ago, sends a draft to the Blase trem Carlisle, Neb. where he is now to- He writes on N. W. Ry. ste | we infer he Kan 4 good Mine River (Mfwn.) Blane THE MARK OF CAIN. “Brery Rowsehold should ba or ganized, the same as a business,” declared the serious looking mas. “Riatt you are, ura is organ fwed on the Hnes of the national howse of repreaentatives.” How te that possible?” My wife's the speaker and I'm the appropriation cou rittes.” Sounds Plahy. While intoxicated, David Cochran threw a eae of sardines at hin wife GY Loure J. ann renee “Handa up!” With a smothered exclamation of suppressed profanity the driver of the Goldville stage dropped the relas and complied with the terae request, emphasized by the elo quent barrel of & Winchester, The girl at his aide made ao move. “Sorry ma’am, Dut you'll have to take your hands outen thet muff,” said the lone highwayman brusque yy “I'l! do vo suck thing,” reterted the girl, with fearless indignation The robber surveyed her admir- ingly So did the drtver. His ad miration, however, was mixed with alarm. “Better put “em ug, lady,” he eaid in a quick aside. “He'd just o« soon shoot « woman as not, 1 gues.” Low as wae hie tome, the robber heard and flushed angrily You're a lar, he «aid, tersely “Get out—the reat of you, tnaide,” Frightenedly they omenged from the coach and lined up in o tow with the gitl and the driver, their bands held bigh, exeept the girt's, which remained is the muff, St lently they obeyed the rubber's com. The girl noted that he When it ) The ctrt flushed. “You tneutting reffian.” she erfled. Thea, surprise she asked. “Why should you wast “I dunno, ma‘am,” replied the rob |] ber, “unless it's because ye remind | || me of « gal I used to Kiow back | eonst. Moybe, if she'd a been true to me | wouldn't have got dows to thie I come weet to make my stake and she was to wait for me, I started all right He seemed unnerved by the mem interested. After a moment" sideration she went forward, con io I will give you a kiss if you promise to stop thie business aed be an honest man again. Will yout” 1 will, if yw take my replied the robber, solemnly The girl rated her face and kismed him. My promise ia gnod.” sald the robber. He turned to the others “Take yer stuff beck.” he said the her she word, girl, for the first time hands from the muff. took W aists minty and effee ns in mull, exquisite ed, with % sleeve Popularly priced trom $1.50 $2.50 LINGERIE WAISTS In a large variety of the pret at and newest styles, trim ned a6 simply or an elab- orately as you with, Prices 84.00 © $15.00 EVENING WAISTS In plain and figured chiffon, pean de cygne, Mherty satin, silk mull, chiffon taffeta, ald over lace, et Most arti tically embroidered and telm med. and priced from $15.00 to 25.00 No better showing of new waists in town—the prices are right, and you ean pay a little time (if you so destre) for anything selected Eastern Outfitting Company, Inc, 1 32-34 Becond, near Union “Seattle's Reliable Credit Hous THE GIRL WITH I STELLMANN, MU them until the stage passed from sight. Then he loaled at the guid- plece and read the piece of pager on which the girl had written, Hy God! Her daughter!” be ex clatmed ABSTRACTORS DO WORK AT NIGHT ‘The abstract companion @ectare themeeives atiafied with the ruling of County Auditor James FP Agnew, whe hae mde on onder that, after Apri 1. the clerks of abstract com~ panies must do thelr court house work at might Geputy auditors will be em- ployed at aight, whose salariea, to- gether with all other extra expense, must be paid by the abasract com panies At present the emplayes of the abstract companies ctowd the audi- tor's office almost to the exclusion wf the pubiid CHICAGO AUTOMO elsbe wilh post guide marke for « radius of 60 miles around Chicago. It's & quod idee to tenttate. Dowt throw away. your i clothes, ave them ctraned joole Tite new at the Pastaturtum. Call ep Mein 1044. o 2619- 2623 First Ave $1.00 Black Sateen Shirts for Only 75c. Saturday we place on Sale 15 doren Men's Fine Biack Sateen Shirts, sizes 14% to 17; full reg ular out, dowbly sewn throughout, button and French cuff; setual retal pearl price $1.00; Spactally Priced only... a Only 22%. Full Bleached, Heavy Table Damask, ished: a good varfety of pat inches; Spectal for Saturday, ~ Stas Long Kimonos—Saturday’s Price Only 79. Ladies’ Long Kimonos, in and « good vgriety Only $3.94. Fine Dress Skirts, up-te Ladtes perfect fitting, cially Priced for Saturday, only .. Infants’ Vests and Hi orn) varted line. ‘vel Rubin Vesta, Hive Price Infants’ SUk Rubin Vesta, sizes Price * Infants’ sites P Tafants Price Infante ors; Men's Wants i Men’s Faney Balbriggan mateh, full regulary @ Men's Natural Frene a fine Egyptign All Wool Ves Part Wool} alzes Cashmere silk heel an 3 - Dirts, Bee Drigga fron Drawers to matchaif and double seat o's Fine Faney fintah pearl but stitched; with D quality; Bee Hiv only Men's medium we ae Drawers (to mate he double seat; Bee ive vo Pr Balbr ith F M ri Fre Boys’ and Misses’ Hose by the sale Misses’ Hose are making dail We know the guarantee our Prices. Boys’ and Misses’ Black Cotton coarse rit Ree Misses’ im this Judging lep Hive Priee only Fine Ribbed Hore fast dye; Spectally Boys’ Bicycle Hose. inforced feet and knees, Bee y Women's Black Sateen Ap: Women's Black Sateen pockets and ruffle Bieached Table Damask—Saturday’s " | a medium fleece, made from @ fine grade cloth of patterns; $1.25; Spectally Priced for Saturday, only, THE $6.00 Ladies’ Dress Skirte~Saturday's Price actual retail valine $6.00 Wear we matte a Specialty and car- combed e with 1 match; rice only new fri priced for seavy and wtrong; Fe Arona, sppkint for “Bealth,” the high school annual, will be the beat ever this your, The wtaff io as fotows: Kditewinchtef, Charles Millew; associate editor, Margaret Corey, Dusines® manage Walter Stoll; firet assistant bus noss mannger, Me nos; adver tieing manager, Lowre » Clayton; athieties, Fred Hansen; debate, Dorothy Hensen; music, Walter Anderson; society, Mabel Barber. WAY NOT GRADE FFTH AVE The amount of grading involved | in the proposed Fifth ay. regrade | has appaled the city officials, and fi ts doubtful if hearty encourage ment will be given the scheme. | ‘The regrading Involves the out ting down of the entire Youler way | hit back as far ag Twenfih av Sam Terwilliger, 4 bartender ac cused of the theft of $66 from the Rainier saloon two weeks ago, who escaped from Judge Gordon's court, was yesterday recaptured fn Te coma by Deputy Sheriff Jack Meek. MILITARY BALL TONIGHT. A brititent ball takes place tonight at Eagiow hall. The Fraternal Mili- tary amoviation in the prime mover, Fifteen miffitary compantes are ex pected to take part in the grand march and seme of the companies wit) give exhibition driit, Taceme, Everett and Keliingham will be rep- resented by visitors. Re ER RT |amd calle the Darwinian theory of INTRODUCE REMEDY USED BY NEBUCHADNEZZAR was called in for consultation and the Nebuchadnesmar cure reourtr mended ‘Phe cure, though at frst painful, proved efficaetous and le fore many weeks an entirely wardrabe bucnine necessary “nc Mra. Vanderfish for the first time A etre for Indigestion has at inst | been discovered. The discoverer of it, Mike other great men of the present, in new making & lecture tour throughout the country and t* expected to appear im Seattle non l | new | Tt te called the “Nebuchadnessar) in five years was able to see her | cure,” and consints of the patton’) tong whthe im an upright penition. making a diet on breakfast food» manufactured in Michigan and to the sufferer making as many quad- rupedal tours around an ordinary room as bia strength will permit To prove the correctnaaa of the theory upon which the cure ls based the author cites instances ti) both profane and ascred bistory,| a tea and coffee ought extet; the wood are #0 good, Scbit leas Beat - the ortginal descent of man to his bidliens history | cited by him is that of Nebuchad-| newsar, who wae condemned to walk oa all fours and eat grade, this punishment resulted tn the wicked king, who wan suffering from tad gestion, being entirely cured. New | modera breakfast foods are said to closely resemble Babylonian grass fm poiat of taste, The Durwinian theory ts brought in play to prove that all things ere ated, including man, were originally quadrupeds and that bipeds are the result of evolution. Mndigestion, nays the discoverer, ia entirely un known among aniinals He nine ¢laime it a a cure for what among commen Pp te called “obesity,” or excessive fat ness, bet amomg the 100 ls known ae “embonpoist.” He cites ae an instance & case which oceurred among the Newport cottage colony recently. Mra. vi derfieh's embonpoint reached a stage where walking had [become uncomfortable, the lecturer fos RRR ORR ER aaslatance: The incident “it every young-sscer® would only reahze what dependence means, could understand in ad wance the humiliation of asking tavere and Greadtul worry ef pow erty, there would be more savings bank ae counts and much ieee footieh spending of money. denn 0. Rockefeller. The best way to be bank at four per cent. compound interont BY STUART MACLEAN. The old days were the best days, And eweeter than the new, The old days were the best days, Hecause they brought me you. ‘The sew days bring but weaknenses To conquer and subdue, ‘The old days were the best dayw And sweeter than the new The old life was the beat life, And (aller than the new; The old Iife was the beet life, Beenuse it Itved for you. The sew life & an empty thing, Ite kindly deeds are few; The old Ife was the best Hfe And fuller than the new ‘The olf love was the best love, And deapeer than the new; The old love wan the beat love, Heeause it dreamed of you. ‘The new love ts so filled with self, Bo sordid through and through; The old love wae the bast love And deeper than the new. Grisotal Willard “and Pool Par ; jora, 1413 Third av., have etght sew | tables and Ube only S210 pool table in Seattion A place for eee) The Bee Hive THE BEE HIVE CORNER Here Are Offerings for Tomorrow [Satur- day] at Prices That Can’t Be Duplicated Read this advertisement carefully, it Good day; note the Pi with jlerne | for Saturday Mnen fin. width @ 22e terns; only .. woight; fail cut | actual value date styles and Spo 83.98 josiery. sizes 1 to 6; Bee | De to The 1 to 6; Bee Hive 1.00 © $1.59 1 to 6; Bee Hive ! to i to 6; Bee Ive joe Hive Pric ing Underwear. with Drawers to Hive Price only 2he | Vents, made | yarn, with a French band | toe only 50: iggan Veets, sil freneh band «ilk extra fine Me bbded Vests, a ench and 50 an Boys’ Heavy Ka evanters, wear; just the yoke weather Ladies Sleevele Hee Fine Bee Swiss R Re Ladies’ and * for us re right and we | ot, our Boys aaalte neck Ladtes' med % Hone, fine and | neck stainless double sole, heel and toe; Offerings in Ladies’ Bl ise and toe the heal only Hive Ladies’ made colors; He Out Price Hive Pri only whe rons for a5¢ mado with two we A. LAWSON & BROTHER will pay you to do so. SATURDAY’'S SHOE NEWS. Shees priced remarkably low for Satur- | Speciat—Ladies’ Shoes—Offer for Saturday. Special—Men’'s Shoes. solid oak soles and heels; Prices Hive rs Ribb Hiv double sole and Black Cétton A good Meat var At the City ave, near Heme, 16%0 me isin, the shoomaker, Try ree “ aes, Olympia Market 118 Pike Mt, seven half your meat bills, Try them apd “~ Is Still ik We had no iden that ple of Beattie } badly, ax in ag amount of 7 salen the fore part of “a. Now is the time 4 geod supply. The sale dan longer Ae on Extra inductment We Of- fer the : otewing for Gat wréey she aan nen The Big Soap Sale the pee Ap 90 the mie ony Pr Romer high gre > ide: Mu wrday tor Hand Se »otio, Temalar per ae, spectal Fairy regular specu, 3 for Quaker Apex Oycerine White Lily than Iv ber cake one tte prt lve 10. an price kee Buttermiis regular tal, 6 Bo ke Toilet Boap— vetter vy -tepular price 100 eveckal « cakes fog tvory Boap, 1c size for LIFE BUOY S0AP, Buy it wkes for a now; 7 Did you wet Noon-Hour Sot your own faut, Thursday's. op Thursday’ If net, it was Wateh for next The Quaker Drug Co, 2101S First Av, DOWNING, — a ryan ne. BROKERS. Grain, Provisions, Blocks, Bonde, PRIVATE WIRTA. Tel, Main 279, ind. 7. Vine of Handker- chiets is very comprehens- tve. For tomorrew we of- fer hundreds of beautiful patterns in finest, sheerest ef linen, daintity embroid- ered and hemetitched. Vat wes that will make you our 2619- 2623 First Ave Men chtet each IN LONDON’S STORE FOR MEN —_——+—— Working Gauntiet Gloves, mate of high grade calfskin or horsehide. long or short gauntiets worth $1.60 and $2.90. Chotee et 81.00 Profeastonal Rarer Stropa Fancy Socks, come in. two shades of gray, 3 for Bc ¥ ues, Special 1Biee Fleece lined Undershirts. vices: Ladies’ Viet Kid Btucher and Lace, welt oak soles and Cuban heels, also tura to sa. bers use Minses’ School Shoes, made worth $1.50. of vict kid and kangaroo pecial ine Japonette P ] Handk calf, also box calf; single priced and % doxble moles; made te wear, All sizes, 4 OD corres Calf, Good Shoe for the rainy weather blucher and lace. All sizes, great valuea for Saturday Pricee = rang ing from $1.15 to ots BL.7D Children’s value $12.00. merecertaed materials, only Neckwear, odd lots of Clubs, Men's Box Shoes, double Calf Btucher goodyear welt, sole; all solid oak soles and centers all sizes; Saturday's Special from, 83.00 - - OF schiarinecex eae “ee . Suit only oh ¥ pairs for le made for sehool and the $1.98 © # ’ Spring Underw an Vest mgaroo Calf, unlined, to » shoe wet from eveless Vew! 49 Prier Vests, allie tein Ladies’ Hose for Saturday Hose, high spliced hee Hermedorf tye iat loeveloss Price thbed ve Hive we Hose, high spliced heel arn; warranted fa pliced | Hive P ze maco ONE PRICE, Nigh Bes e 1 1406 Second Ave. friend forever. These choice Manikerchiefs School Hand ke rehiefs, per deaen 25e@ and 25e Thee ii thotee Mi ere) for your Sunday's Breakfast e5e- IN LONDON’S SHOE STORE In Ten Short items Womtelans oh Adttla boys” heavy calfskin Shoes, tow Or im Fiat. Sheath medium heel, peal dips heavy sole, b toe, year and we spring heel; ter proof; all el : po ag | nen @ to 9; <1.98. reguiae. $1.26, — - Special Ome. w so (a. strap ‘Slippers, flexible sole, viel upper plain toe, low heel; ali sines regular $1.26; Spectal ose Misses’ dongols | pat ip, ox- tension sole, low heel, biucher atyle, dull kid toy regular $2.26 B0e Linen Handker- ad Mon's heavy higty cut Boots, calf up- per, solid sole leather sole; feguiar $8.50, fine Shoes, comfortable all sizes Children’s don gola Shoes, spring heel, stock tip, me- dium sole; sizes 5 to & Spectal 690. Children’s don- gota Shoes, sizes 2 to 6, 380 Misses’ patent tip, hand sewed Special 49¢- Un Suits Se me a bargain Gray jersey y Specials for Saturday.—la es of Saturday ribbed 1 made friends at they're we that us tren Steinway == Knabe FINEST LINE, HONEST METHODS. EVERYTHING MUSICAL. Sherman Clay & Co. Seattle, Wash.