The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 8, 1907, Page 4

{THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1907. STAR DUST By “JOSH” =\\CARS WILL RUN ON UPPER PIKE THE “GROP OF 1907” SLANG REVIVES A FEW OLD ONES BROADWAY PERSIFLAGE NOW DEVOID OF “SKIDOO," BUT HOOP ROLLING 16 RECOMMENDED, THE SEATTLE STAR _ TAR PUBLISHING CO. 1307 and 1309 Geventh Ave, _ EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY. os Telephones— ut a Editorial; Independent 576; Sunset Main 1060. Sot Business: independent 1138; Sunset Main a ee MALLARD GTAR AGRNCT—S8) Walter) Avo unset, Mafiant 6 BUBRETT STAN AGENCY WB Leonard, Het Hewitt Ave Bane, Mate ay | teremgporens . Pike wt, tw t become a street ; ore have b ear thoroughfare in the near future i street widens ry ~ : ered - " Cw ae J care and fom | ber of brick P Gand par sun wim conte por wou ar wemtrCire cunts per momth, Delt _—— AB indi and the &. Union cars and cars Sartter. No tree vo . Mae Wood has sued Tom Piatt, poetry,” said the stotid-looking « the new Nineteenth @y. line are tol the vicinity of Hrond ang PERE EE EE RRR ER RR RES . t bin “it may be all right, but fm ay n Piha, penoving the Pine at.| Pike, and these be her. Prstaiiice at Seattle, Washington, as serund-clase matter, an for divorce. You can't blam =. could make anything out of it.” > Net only that, but it In ex | once List. FO MAIL sURSCRINRNS The date wr mabsortonion copires © se Ot WISE GUY PATTER ON THE W, W.* ~ * Gores by 0 Galt “My dear sir,” toceres = man] vrcted that there wili be an entiraly| From Twelfth » bese et in alvance, your mame free the ek, A change of date o8 sasthielal oi * We are gind to see Mr. Gustavual on ad ge Pace A new line extended on KE. Pike to the | street is to be made 6 foot wikeiee ‘ a Ntreas te 8 revel iw ‘ ng on « Wrafield about poe have beet 4 4 | taking 10 feet off th uth ey OTICR TO sviscKiWRNA Rdould your Sony of Fhe Sear fall lo roach Pos by Svidlia, Ba, whither ort thee beating It (He [penite with Mra” Mary lage on | fF tore than 20 yeara And I nev: wets M Pike ot. property owners | ex feet att th oe Ba piltee Ay eS tke ‘sehaet we will omd Fou a copy Met I'm slipping up to Reetor's t cut into the arag®" %& |iunday iast—Cooksville — corre-| ef have been able to make ARYLHINE) Wy their fight before the street }#tun elmht ne tite ae ei more than cave, pines telephone es every thie “Oh, cam that stuff! Sinee when do you dally with the @! |spondence, Baltimore Bun. out of It, either mmities yesterday afternoon for north side and two feet off will “ Tate way we can be certain of giving our aubscribere @ perfect servine-aad sasay sade!” we rt i senile oes — tibion bed iar: w ne of the aig from ; Boynton eo — Fares ~ msc rs ¢ ‘ " ” OM JOBH Wisi ior Bta . Minor to K. Madison, The new 7 7 er " Mag nspre gett Alchemea tye Taprooo tire dregeana e ‘ » Please tell me what to do Whe®) rangement of the cars will be ret betwaen O81 iat 8 Harri *s “Little Matter” of Put me hep, paille, Give me the office. Are yous lag? \ chased by & savage dow L. 8. |made an soon as the widening is] 000 and $200,000 lowing thy a mans “No. Neo lag, only a lob, as ever, Sometimes even 4 wh There t* only one thing to 40} completed ts there with the goods, It's me salary” , when chased. Run. That t# one reason why the own “Well, wouldn't that peeve you! You must bea stew do & 1338 $2,000,000 w Yeu, who'll vindicate the Texas| Dr. Lee Baker, dentist, 206 Bitel Avenwe. ois P lavish it on the wealthy water.” _ eee « : or of $2,000. said E. H. Harriman the . et buflding. Phone Main 6256. A little matte of $2,000,000," said ae “aw, don't talk that way, For an anvil artist you'wo ot & Bome uy we are tagistater cae Other day, “doesn’t amount to much one way or the other, ‘em all put away. Bye, bye; 1 must roll me hoop.” * more er leas good, Maybe that Chinaman who raised Harriman was in the witness chair. He sat there five *Great White Way * rome uv us more of an $8 draft to $8,000 bad onee been * loan bad, an’ some & section band on « Harriman line. os hours while the government's cleverest lawyers tried to en trap him into compromising admissions connected with his @Y us are found out. eee eee eee eee eee na RATER ER ee If the roller skate is reaponatbte for the numerous cases of spinal railroad wizardry of the past ten years. ¢ shetty‘ Paarbintinn te Doainaitia, what a pity it ta that = In the question and replics references to millions of dot NEW YORK, March © fant the Crime m the vase ns theten, 00 the vietime are picked fromm, the Jars were bandied back and forth as if such sums were in- | rapidity of & new popular song go some statiotician figures, costa] 0 pond the dently amese 0 0 | $14,000,000 year, Bounds like one ‘of © HM. Marriman’s deals. Sounds That Way. “What ts « speakeasy? “Tt don't know, unless t's « woman.” ment » oan 2Et ha? the ruiira: it liv found [ing fate the discard, Gotham slang significant. It is true that the railroad juggler fina : - changes ite style, Somebody along a City of Refuge in practically the same reply as that made |proadway ts always feventing new by H. H. Rogers a year ago, saying, ‘T refuse to answer,” }slang, and when a word or phrase “ finds favor it quickly sw ate but this was not until he had made the statement that stands | jomething BA md BE ay od out so vividly from the mass of testimony, be In the know have been using i $ . by the time “xkidoo” t “A little matter of $2,000,000 doesn't amount to much one So, vy bd and twen- way or the other.” Fels Naptitha Soap, 6 ‘er Ivory Soap, small size Parker's Ter Soop, tem price 260; special, per eal) Ready Cash in order to buy that Easter Ontiit when, if you take advantage of our little-at-a "A New Jersey preacher says hell ts full of people who ase to 4 bacen.” by “They don't care if the tobacco good.” Antiseptic Witeh regular price 10¢ National Chewing ty three” have gotten as far weet as Kanans City, the words are & dead language in New York, There It doesn't? is right now a new crop of al op of slang | " “ae @ Se; special, 3 for, How many safety devices would it have instalted on those e bie time plan you can buy all ty ee ety Ratilea, i the new clothes you need, price 26¢; special, each. = They're bragging of a boy of 3 in my lan Lilinole town beewuse he dis comses ti very railroads? and hardly miss the money ? Spanish Hatr Renewer, fe now the wise remark, ny wide-awake employes would it have paid to “ai , How ma de-awake employes would f {RON : pever pennese as — . | ‘Thaw case, W's wp to Pend rp are ee i. Pay take the places of the tired men chained to throttle and MAN doo,” but it te orthodox 48d COP) some town to produce a J-yearold i we ving by '* Emulsion of Cod U “Sa “ ot 1907 lboy who doesn’t discuss it. He'll every express — Fashion's Ot! with Hy pophosphities switchboard \ A new synonym for money ha*/ ye worth bragging about newest wrinkles in Sprin Guaiacal Carbonate; been coined, Ht ia ne longer seads, as s & tonic par excellent; tt Apparel for men and wom- en, Every gartnent correct in style, dependable in qual ity and right in price—a little down and a little each week or month pays for anything selected. Eastern Outfitting How many lives would it have saved? How many tired working girls would it have refreshed and helped, bringing strength to their tired bodies and happi ness to their wearied hearts, in one year? How many children would it have placed in school, and helped to mold into good and honest and able citizens? If $2,000,0@ is a sum of such inconsequence, why not ad- b mit that you were sadly thoughtless in the past, and use it 4 Row to make this world we live ‘n better and healthier and vents colds and cures per bottle , Pull 1-4. package Linen spondence Paper and of Envelopes, worth Sie, cush, ete. It te “tron men.” Aw Conti “tron man” te @ doller, You are) We would rat oe in wapposed to be very amare id yeu lthe Army of the Lord than a mil refer to your assets as “Irom mer Nonalre of Unie wortd. A crook oF & grafter tx bo louger! Say. are you m friend to the wach. He in a “lag.” This is eo / Times? Show it by the color of aine thieves’ slang, and is aot NeW.) your money, which we need in our but it hee been adopted as pa basinerss Another bit of thieves’ slang fn if you want a dollar tn th ‘ ime favor ts “giving the ofttee,” | snd haven't the cash, aond ‘os ak or | Timea Eoldeths py sp aetcedeetay A MEDICINE DROPPER. If John D. Rockefeller has only $200,000,000 he mart have lost sev eral buadred did be love it per. Give it up-—but be didn’t lose it around us, neighbor. E Quaker Cough Drops, price Se; special, 3 boxes Carter’s Bromo, regdlar 26e; special vee Burton's Liver Tabieta, price 26e; spectal, % for which means tipping off anythiag. vie A lobster fs now a “lob,” & Booby t core.—-Bneedville (Tean.) yt » H : happier “boob,” and a sonse ts a “#tow. 3 « Nene Win ta aes ou - re _ However, the spade will be the Dutty’ Mal ‘Sta mover if 1 Ad it regvier : . BECAUSE YOU DID NOT MEAN IT WHEN YOU ag 4 superiative. A champion cot 600 Ons nee Company, Inc. $1.00; spectal, per bottie Berm SAID IT. IT WAS ONLY A POSE. THE WORDS Sone ee Sous theme. away." cena meart ant Poot Par |Meat Prices That Please|} 12224 second, near Union aaa os a ve oe - , ~ . + nave @ RANG AS INSINCERELY AS SOME OF THE METH- Things pat Jato the | dlacard 818 table asd the only 6x10 pook ei te lak te coi teen teenies wane “Seattle's Reliable Credit The Quaker Drug ben, ODS BY WHICH THAT FORTUNE. WAS AMASSED. | which > lisly to be sapereeted by |knowe as “wine,” ts relurred @© by[™ ny 4 Pisce for gentlemen, juve. near ester, Hine Masters — ectectiessadl 8: im, One good thing Harriman did say. another crop In a few weeks the ultra-wise as “the grape,” and | Sicicsiiansingiediisttabenis ee beers. a a Clo “I am going to retire at Go,” he nodded. “One year more gpl gy wok erputier pn apna cn tonry ching te sxtooned and I'll be out of it all” . with considerable unction, “You'd|a New York sidewalk conversation cat REE EE, LE SE. i a | better roll your heog.” “Roll away” will do well to consult « 2619- eS 2619- “— DIE being sustained by a reduced wa- , Fre EFS BY WIRE = {;--: 4 a 'y. Late returns show 36 igs tara rear 2623 2623 = abt. NEW YORK, March §—To reim- Oregon peck couten Coad do sock Games w PORTLAND, March &—It is re-|appropriations committee met last] Frank A. Rell, EB. . Réber Gnd) Perkins, former first view president | morent that 33,000 acres in Lane | night Dut did not complete the work | gamuet 1. Crawford has been ap | the company, bis returned (eazy, dave been purchased by outlined. The proposed appropris: | pointed aphraisers of the estate of » . Michigan lumber men for $900,006,| tion will Be close to $4,200,000.) Metiody Chotr oo — This will endouttedly be cwt. Last T. A. Viecent, as administrator of | | Timber Land Oeat. THE BEE HIVE CORNER A. LAWSON & BROTHER Street ” TO THE LADIES OF SEATTLE G. A. R. Encampment, night the selary of the commission | the estate of Mary A. Gaffney, has} Burne at See, ZANESVILLE, 0, March &—~The|¢r of public lnnda was discussed March $——Coallg a R. win and & vole was takeb ¢ y 4 pan my — he h t -% xaos | BREST, France, ; engam pment held eh to reine tran t . F ;: ~ sven Bice query beens for Bt. iat Serntega this year e } from $2,000 to $2,009 with an ad Seoall lots, sold by Mrs. Cafteey ry If our goods do not correspond exactly with our ads; if you are not waited on promptly and pleasantly, tell us id om. The crew - ditional amount of $6,000 for office | der contract We will regard it as a personal favor if you aid us in bettering the Bee Hive by telling us of any shortcomings. ure ever reaching out to go one notch higher. We believe that by having and holding your confidence we can make Bee Hive a permanent and solid Seattle institution. SPRING MERCHANDISE ARRIVING DAILY || LADIES’ SPRING UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY ron New Fruit Cannery. eapoaees. — BELLINGHAM, March & ~The Cleanliness ts next to Godliness WINNIP WO, Starch 6 The Mant. |{!', SFOWers of Orens stand will Suits $15.00 Wo matall modern bath tubs at | tebe slections tak piace yeaterday, |°2l2 ® frult cannery next summer) Freight ts now arriving. New| factory potoes., Ht. Brown & Co., In the Roblin noreramact {at Bast Sound or West Sound to! spring goods are on sale. Men's) 221 Vine Bt Both phones oot |Ovener the trait of the intend.| business wuits $15.00. W. Th Hut-|~ Seeds, Pratl Yrees, Cut Flower | path 1 > mel ad now being sprayed | chimane Co, corner Second Ave.| gendaht & Bon, 190 Pike, cor tnd SES OSE? eae HEADQUARTERS FOR MEN'S GOODS The Right Goods at the Right Pricos—Men’s Pancy Balbriggan || Ladies fine White Cotton Ribbed Vests, with braided Vests and Drawers to mateb; full cut. Bee Hive Price... She sleeveless. Bee Hive Price only .........-c.0seseeeete 1 and Union 8 sa | e L Men's fancy and natural Balbriggan Veste and Drawers to match; Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed Sleeveless Vests, silk trimmed. Bee : | made from a fine combed cotton; Drawers with French || Price only ...... Ea i 0 RES, 6 EBS q f 1 i band and doubte seat. Bee Hive Price only Boe ; : & a a Men's medium weight Bige Jersey Ribbed Vests and Drawers to Lege Sire, ae Rates Ribbed Vests, neatly trimmed with 4 fi i match; made with French band amd double seat. Bee Hive Be Fo ssbe voomh SeEA> 2 tae aoe a 4 Pree . sake ese + Ladies’ Silk and Lisle Jersey Ribbed Vests, in white and At London’. i a ™ Natural Australian Woot Veets and Drawers to match; silk trimmed. Bee Hive Price only s \ ving weight; nonshrinkable. Bee Hive Price only ....81.00 Ladies’ Black Cotton Hose, stainless; 4 { Men's Black and Tan % Hose, high apliced heel and toe; stain Hive Price only .... +. +e+0+0+0+ wont. aa og Sanity _ ODLY cesses pd ae Ladies’ Black Exyptian Cotton Hose, Hermedort dye. Fi en's Fine Cotton Heather jowe, excellent to wear, ve aa Se etnies a Dak tc aden eh rama PETTIGOATS— LONG IN LONDON’S STORE Evening ries soly rota yc ae sels apr i nS oa SILK GLOVES. > Ladies’ Lisle Drop Stitch Hose, in black, gray and white, higit Men's Fancy % Hose in a big variety of styles and colorings; all ‘spliced heel. Bee Hive Price only Do you want the best Still they come-—ev- FOR MEN 1907 ideas. Specially Priced from .... vs J BMaq to Be . eagles oa erybody comes to Lon- We show « choice line of Men's new Spring Negligee Shirts wit ‘Just arrived a Choice Line of New Spring White Goods.” value in Petticoats? Do : Gray Sox, some new shy Sent . you k ' ; don's for them—black arrived for spring wear; a pair collars attached, in plain and fancy effects. Hee Hive Price |/-———— senna —_ RRRNEANERT RCC an 5 ™ c now the values ‘ : And Prett omy .. pateweseee cence 1,00 a ‘ white and colors r « ” y + . " a ce alice ove bon white sed colo ime | _tn0 Toe, ec ee ee BOYS’, MISSES’ AND INFANTS’ UNDERWEA 4 find else- a $i. Boys’ Watets in madras, pereales or tes up to Ibe - en | AND HOSIERY Bevery di : Nannelettes; light or dark; worth Br ae 5c MPORTANT BARGAINS IM LACE CURTAINS — |) stimsoe and Roya’ Binck Cotton Hose, fine and coarse rib, ree he; at ise forced heel and toe; stainless. Bee Hive Price only ......15@ sell more and more Pet- : Men's Sox, in black of tan; exeel | 91.28 TAN NOTE T! PRICE ounges Men’s and lent quality; 9 pairs Zhe or a Sotoneo S ane Wim Infants’ Fine Cashmere Wool and Lisle Thread Hose, all colors; and popular Men's Ribbed Balbrigean Under- WAISTS = ya ottiagbam La ory bp Sl GU iacdiew I $ yards Nottinghem Lace 2 yards Nottingham Lace Cartains, Rero xe % yards Nottingham Lace Curtains, Bern; a pair ........ ice from ..... . to Pind 3% yards Nottingham Lace Curtains, White; a pair ..... : é, Boys’ Natural Balbriggan Vests and Drawers to match; sixes 34 3% yards Nottingham Lace Curtans, White; a pair ....... 34. Bee Hive Price only .....- tees Watch for eur Embroidery Saturday. | Just arrived a choice tine of New Spring White Goods. BIG TOWEL: BARGAIN FOR SATUR ” WHITE BED SPREADS SPECIALLY PRICED 100 dozen Bleached’ Cotton Honey Comb and Hw Towels, with FOR SATURDAY and without fringe; size 39x19; suitable for hotels and rooming ‘ houses. Specially Priced for Saturday only; per dozen ..81.00 White Cotton Bed Spreads, suitable for single or % bes * Hive Price only ...... Much wanted Percales in Great Variety. Wilts Gamen Bak ieee nite Cptto 8p , med terns; extra good value. Bee Hive Price only Men’s odd Suit in gray and black, nearly all sizes; these are of the best of worsteds and well made; arq $12.50 and $15.00 val- wes—Saturday for $7.95 Youths’ Suits, in fan cy worsted in gray, black and mixed colors ; sizes 14 to 21; well oa Sag inf ase ests and Pants to match, tight fitting. Bee our Hine— am Petticoats, ie to 91-25 Black Sateen Pettt- conta, $1 to S225 Silk, Petticonts, $4.50 © 830.00 wear in brown or blue, spring weights, extra well finished garments worth Thc; at Doe White Laundered Shirts, in sixes 16%, 17 and 17%; $1.00; at Japanette Handkerchiefs, with silk jals; worth 12%e; at ..10¢ tached purse Samples in Men's Underwear tn heavy wool or cotton; also mer cortzed, silk, Hales or balbrig- gan; all $1.50 and $2.00 values but shirts only; at ......91.00 VISIT OUR BASEMENT size, a big variety of Roller Skates, pair Garden Seeds, Se € P 1 Muleskin Working Gloves, with . ays | Gane made and latest styles; gituntiets, best wearing; worth A BARGAIN IN COMFORTER CALICOES | white Cotton Maro pattern Bed Spreads, large size ee _ 2c regular $7.50—special, eo; at 2he Hive Price only Cbkdeeneapeee : ) Master Chickens, each | “> = $5. 50 Boys’ Sweaters, all wool, but only . Tecate ty Comforter Cloths In large colorings. Saturday's White Fringed Maro pattern Bed Spreads, heavy and soft Wire Coat Hangers, ‘ one pattern left; worth The; at DIY vcccsereescvewes or oeseerices Se Hive Price only : . . . 5c eaeh Boys’ Suits, good . ‘ ‘ abe | 0. sp Much wanted Percales in Great Variety. Watch for our Embroidery Sate Saturday. 3c goods, well made; sizes | Shop Caps, made of pure silk with an” baw ARERR aR: ‘ / pas —— | 7 to 14; regular $1.75 glazed visor; worth 66e; at, 2@ | fot yournele. 2 a ae - a wide, roll Good Strong Padioc valtics—epecial 731 vaney Sox, in neat popular shades; Se dozen Peart 10 nusually good 250 values; at Activity in Our Shoe Section SATURDAY’S SHOE NEWS Ladies’ Patent Oxfords, military heel— Women's V p, medium sole, m y j ric Women's Viel Shoe, medium sole, military heel, patent tip; a ood Bee Hive price only Womenh Sempl ; 81.48 vomens Samy izen in patent, vici, gun metals is TABLE DAMA Misses’ Dongola Su0s ent tip, tare vole low Pal teen $8.48 i All pure linen half bleach Table | #izes 11% to 2, Spe ui Damask, 60-inen width; floral | Children’s Oxford 11, patent tip, blucher style, a and conventional designs, | sole, spring heel ets ‘ half bleach. The best vatue | Box Calf Skin, heavy pring heel; sizes 6 to 9; these are you can find tomorrow at that will wear; regular $1.2 j ~ yard 49¢ | Men's Calf Skin’ Shoes, hea = tabs heal toate aa Oni Gane ’ Ladies’ viet kid Ox m a ee ie ty can’t have to be a judge um heed and , sets Men's Vict Shoes, medium sole, chp toe; all sees. Specis ¥ to quickly eee that theee are mpecmeny I : R, PET, hy ST Ee Oo D j all sizes, Special, $1.98 bargains. day from .#1.50 to 82.25 — Damask in well selected pat t or > MOTTLED AXMINSTER FR Boys’ school sh kangarod san bse " Cloth = tee MAY MANTON PATTEANS 1s. 27x54 size, Oriental ye calf, Cal. tan oak soles, K etitthed. Tf you enjoy good suitable for almost any ropnt sizes—Beo Hive 4 ion ae napery look at these on Sale value $3.00, To cleat, #1.69 ae Special Satprday, $6.50 value Boys boxed calf, oak tam 5 at, se oe $4.10 AXMINSTER RUGS soles, plain and blucher cuts : DRESS LINENS Medallion, floral and Ortental Bee Hive snty 81.73 i pa stock of pr Dress An, lesigns; size 27x54. Special and RIE — } fis nowy viende, half UNIVERSAL RANGE. $1.80 ottesss 1 shoes in viel { bleach own and colored FRENCH WILTON RUG kid and ¢ x call Qe Size Sx11, 6 only tn took a pe : 25¢. Bhe. Be. od eulovel” teniiar valet $2.35 © 82-08 65¢ and on t $22.50. All te go out at 4 #1 8