The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 15, 1907, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, APRIL 15, 1907. ~~ seme eee cerns i a a a SE ey — ara = 7 | ceseaiiaagpenierpempeemmsmmnmems | Se orn | yesterday. Monte Milligan’s old| hor typewriter. "No doubt that if spend the summer at the seashore) said MeBiutt, —— —" “but THE SEATTLE STAR gow like to have died, She waa) it had been necessary she could | and take the six children with her.” | change 1 a¥ ata STAR PUBLISHING Co. 1307 and 1909 Seventh Ave. down all night and all day, Mr.| have talked them at the same speed 1 can make EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY DUS’ I . iene Henee— came along and cast the devil) for as long a time Wife ee how : ‘ ue wales ¥ out of her and she jumped up and —- —_ wen ot r EER Bey = a = ’ 7 Ry atone rts my dear; | didn't know you wanted| Philadelphia Press this Editorial; independent 5675; Sunset Main 1050. '—Hlayre correspon Business: independent 1! Sunset Main 1060, By “Josn” ‘ ) News to swear Chieago News owiaaal ongeente- . A ——— | Spoiled the 4 ee BALLARD STAM AGRNCY Oc Mallard Ave sy Halland 308 By the way, Mra, Wigman, what) Viret Newsie— Show, A WORD FROM JOSH WISE. y the way, Mra . | sta rinine 4 youne tthe tye js your husband's business” ‘He's a letter carrier Newsto—Naw A letter carrer |men in the house . ys vin “Yea, He carries mine.” r How's dat? Well, one gay ear,” but the ald SVERETT STAR AGENCY —W. BR Leonard, HOt Howitt Are Sunset, Mam #8 } Poe ee or Lee ve cemte per ment, Oaliverd =a . “How much money muat a man}perted here that Tom was © at Beaitia, Washington, as aecondvelass mattwn, |have to be ealled rieht” | Carrollton (O.) Free Press. He's rich just as soon an he has jenough money not to pay attention! Where do | stand?” asked Bb Courageous Pedestrian. —“ Officer |to any advice about spending It." [riman. It ie well understood @ 1 protest against that man’s arrent,| P nd Aldn’t amaleg hi cahdaatitgey to } Charity make What was bis offense? jaow City Times You were talking In your sleep - music. uv many & 5) hy The Cop-—“Aw, he was drivin’) meni SH }iast night, Henry,” | Baffelo BIN has bought ao ae loud notee , hie auto at only 20 miles an hour To Be Expected, mobile. He'll probably cut a» jane in bie tire in a few w au’ delayin’ the machines behind him. Puek ) T don't baelleve it You were 1 heard you.” Were you awake” zd | i | ‘The only differe “And how did you ike heaven | 1 T-couldn’t have said very |that the earthqual: things pretty completo bere Some Day teat stun sr icr hats |Francisco, while Ruef shook ‘ : ig ;oown Seem to be. But way! Weil” “Where's the complaint desk?” . ) Walter Woltmeas intends to take) { dogs on ble alrew making a bark A Gentieman of the Oid School. jesor to Dowles® | out of it, of course ‘There le a big field for endeavor in the problem of how to use | Another Exaggerated Report teatennte the waste of the world | Prof. Tom Fox, the famous trap| Soetimate @eecosenr poe ‘The western farmer wastes almost as much land os he cultivates —— was here thie week © “ queues oe a = fe ing on his friends, who were a little, Der Lee Baker, dentist, 206 Bi ‘Tho price of bis acres requires that he must cultivate less « jatartiod to see him as it was re building. Phone Main 6266, /9**) words a minute for 15 minutes on! With lens waste | There is a great waste in human effort sume “the round man 1) ieee © <li © .<Pse Astounding Basement Sale “Are you reaping any of the ben-| Pittsburg Post 1| A Boston woman wrote 225) efits of prosperity’ j “You My wife is planning to 1 did want to tip you, waite | @ ue Po cation must find where men belong In @ thousand ways we spoil almost as much aa we make. What « chante for the taven Some day tho might harnessed and the power that la in them set to doing the work of men. ee brain! joan, will be of the ides, now us Grasious, but 5 nevep Some day tho currents of air what wander idly over the earth's ts. whet of 107 Hiway wurface, doing no task save that of the turaing of a fow windmtlia, | ee eo ight along thet will be tamed into submission and used | ~ Some day the heat of the sun, so prodigally distributed, will KILLING PROgE de made to warm the houses of men | . . P re ; 088 OF, Some day the restdent forces of electricity that Ne latent will } 8 Polished Tin Tea Angel Cake Pan—With tube; reg- | No. 9 IX Tin Tea Kettle--With | 2oc Nickel Plated Tea or 10c (Scripps Telegraph: Uittle children \@ WX tee ‘ c eee regular value 69¢ .....- c wan a killing frost agains Some day all these great forces will be stored up ready to be | ua : Pie Plates—All sizes; 2 Peleased at the touch of a bution. 14-quart Strainer Pail- 17 Square ly Cake Pane qc aquart Tin Tea regular se value ...... d These powers of nature overfiow in wealth, By thelr surplus Regular value 45¢ $ ¢c Oxgxays; regular 1gc...... Regular value aye ...... @nergy they give bint of their ability and their desire to help us | Large Size Galvanized fe coming to us from thom. | Regutar walue 20¢ ....... Cc Regular oc value ....... Cc lar value 19¢ kaos Cc Missouri —— rome And--best of ali--the solution of how to use their waste holds | . jeavy W Coat Hanger rn fore the full } Clean C ’ ~Reg $ ate Deiia Heavy ire Coat Hangers 3 1 ‘extent the key to better living ® quart Tin Sprinkling Can 9 pe ~~ me Pans—Reg tyr very + rr a 3c Sieins VNNEE in: «5 c y can be estimated age Regular walue aoe ........ c Erntnecee.om = — sopthhcest Oriental BiMiard : . Rooseveit’s Popularity §0 - foot Wire Clothes Lines— senioe snd Geral aE Wade Waseem aguart Seng Lippe Preenviny | <= <—- <a <a a > ee © Will not 10c ‘The two newspapers of New York that have been testing the Kettle—Kegular 6c TUNE occ eeeee coe sees Qentiment of the people Hward President Roosevelt are surprived at BE ccrccvccenesecdces a the grip the presigeic has on the common people uaran en ose Sensible Sad Irons— in a 98 ‘The city gf New York bas long held the center of oppanition to 4-quart Strong Lipped Preserving set; regular value $1.50 c the presidest's potictes and hae failed to know the pronounced pop Kettle Regular 10c . ty “he enjoys tn the country at large WOU ede cacicavoctenzes 1 7 Bars Lenox - he coterie of financiers and politicians who Intrigue in vain | s pe Saati thelr efforts to discredit the reform measres of president | 1o-quart Strong Lipped Preserving White Cotton Per Foot have little knowledge of the enormons _ politic st h behind Kettlo—Regular a) 4 3 Cans Carnation aim. sant ce Hopes 96 +9 c SE sc scctves ccveceed ‘The men, women and children of the country stand by Roose | velt because of what he has done for the mon, women and chil Yo. 7 IX Tin W i r—With ‘ A Pan uae Cate rian otek Wk teen Cee ee ee ee ee 8 you get them at The ‘They delight to honor the president who ix the first who has % You can depend on the had the courage to put the interests of the men, women and chit I Perfect” Wash Tub—Made 6 Ibs. White 25c¢ too—for it The Saas rea of his country before'the interests of grasping corporations, | vith an extra hoop | yo.quart XXXM Milk Kettl—[ 1o-quart Milk Pans—4-coated_en woes ce weeee aeneytek The people know that Roosevelt blunders sometimes and some : tom, with wringer at Rew ef ste rex . Regular og§« ame! steel ware ; regular times makes mistake, but they know these mistakes are of the head ment var value vale q c 1 4 Ibs. Lima GLITTERING | ; BIUC dre neh des. -seee VORRG AOE 5 ins cin : of the heart 4 saben Cc Beans ... 7 (i STORIES ABOUT ACTRESSES WE KNOW F sco Hes Penitae— | Wena Te" Del wane ns S j ‘ Wise 15 valtte éci. S 10c Dippers; cacl : 2 Cone Sugar ’ c CONS ovncepee -piedees Uj}.»DIMiiides aa hl we - i tress ought to bring joy to . 4 “4 oe cee scrves coats + bene fv 20 | «11 We Make Business by Quoting Prices who have discovered that the world is ta the tur Mar vale 6 MOT of emotion atten and that mere people are ; USF hewn eee er eee eovens Cc trotieg through (heir bearts than through brains. ry) citer: Seti ae (MAY MANTON PATTERNS 100. . Se far the grentest successea made this season 4 K i Sauce ur . 5 ; have been by t he actress whe portrays th Regular vate 10 Horlick’s Malted ilk, tons of the Awman phoart. Ibeen and Shaw, with ar e ic alze saseiae their appeal to the brain, have been brushed anide Hiorlick’s Matted Milk and soch plays a« “Mrs Dane's Defense.” Mise ? hes i i eine 50 Angiin’s first gr as, have gripped the pub | . . ror } uce Tan Mellin’s Food Ne end held tt with a ott = ! / Regulas value 19c OMG OF THE Good Garden Hoe—Reg 15c Mellin’s rot ana at Divide,” which in b ng UNIVERSAL | RANGE _—'s tervoe we WOOD OR DENA webs COHOL TO BURN—-Cat nd ety iene 3-qua IX Tin Cof Pot—Wi No. 8 IX Tin Wash Boiler——With mighty little here q es fee od value 9 es OLD COUNTRY LINENS HAMILTON-BROWN SHOES sewulsr value $1.1 « Cae ecg The Qua }ia a panic, the inhabitants & 1013-1095 dite |terrified. The town was in i " Speck in the Pacific 1s Almost) darkness for several |later was r electric comp r Sieiciicehcnctsssinasiansiitaipiansiitesabiniccingiaa = ry Z TR PAERRR: SRR RRTFENS ‘aess980 Wear Brooks’ Hats, 1331 Second por peer ones 3 BAB’ emma: | arse = A CHICKERING PIANOS i Y GRAND PIANOS i ror 1s i OrRSTON 0. FOR D.S.JOHNSTON COe } pees <TD NeniMeiNes semaines (ttt aoa anabayne = : sacernans AS y 7 rs ; ~ A TINY ISLE OF WEALTH (Beattio Star's Exclusive Service.) SYDNEY, Australia, April 15.—) Ou Out im the Pacific is on to significant looking little «peck of land which has proved a valuable gold mine it te € n or Paan opa Island, seized Great Brit ease ain in 1900 It 4 a@ rather bare ° fock of about 16 square miles we of the Gilbert archtpelaxo, and little south o' eqma and wa ! considered p ly usek un tt for thir . til about a pring Apparel for Men & is in a peeut-/f Women and Child of far white rock whieh tarns out to N. L t U ’ D 1 f Pi d @) So phosshate, "Thowphate Ines o Let-Up in Deluge of Pianos and Organs pecially rich in plant fe n the t from iizer works have be i ‘ ee ot idea at D. S. Johnston Co. Australia, Borneo and New Zeal 4. stg PRICES RIGHT EARTHQUAKE J sso HOMES FQR HUNDREDS OF PIANOS MUST BE FOUND AT ONCE—PRICES AND{ITERMS NO OBJECT NOW—THE GREATEST OPPORTUNITY EVER PRESENTED. (Beripps Telegrash Service.) » CITY OF MEXICO, Apri An rey rthquake, which hasted nd carat sn Jos cxgeneneeap Eastern Outfitting and large 1°32-44 Second, near Union he quibkest®y ve t We « n we a « ’ » many trument “Seattie’s Reliablo Credit Pirogd al ist on ate th i n ) " House.” that ett pre nd make the terr fi that anyone can now afford to own a piano wipinatior rcumstan ever ne tated ich drastic measur But the Regular $256 and If It Is a Coon Son Re Regular $450 and $475 styles now only “ar $286, 8253 You like best, you can play it to your complet : Y O73 S314 din Romember, each and every instrument is full aranteed, both the maker. and tt of Jobnato: 1 thing will found exact! mone lone morrow morning or afternoon, Bear in mind you can virtu take your own time to pay D. S. JOHNSTON CO. The Pioneer P'ano House 903 Second Avenue Store Open Evenings “MIRA” MUSIC BOX The t ects of th Mir re mad tificall act, an phrasing lever temp a 1 t $9.00 to } t Sherman, Clay & Co. 1416 Second Avenue