The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 22, 1907, Page 6

faction ¢ from tn thout the aS come h officer, lenounces ms and f wats to bi twom)! ms to t Hid he tht Wants a to the se the exhur tar Speci N, April pflrmatio perior W arold s¢ id, gene L. such aade abot comme) party iu ¢ fe an ev as a hobt his own ince’s ea sined at t He has x. it w fell from red a frat ily stuck greatly er. ming sola “spoiled @ dispoat! control te taken the desir coe Feil on delaide » he supet for $2.00 took on > ot. and ‘f rdered O THE SEATTLE STAR 1907 “and “y300 Seventh | Ave. BY STAR “PUBLISHING CO, mnt 675; Business; Independent 1138; Sunset Main 1060, Uditori ““RALLARD #TAR AGHNCT—am Ballard ae fanaa Valiant to BVERWIT HAN AGHNCY—W. B Leonard, il Hewitt Ave, Sunset, “Main ve “Sue cent per Oupy, #IN conte per week, or twenty-five cents per month, Dellvered Oy mall or carrier No free captes, us * The mt eubsorty prion eapires i. Cu “the tod eaarats Navel by oe yo When “th Site rd pe subscription hee mot a bx vanes, your name ken from the tier A change of date on Pan a) label le @ receipt i NOTICR TO SURSCRIBERS-Bhquld your copy of The fail to reach you b eR, or please do as the fever to call up ain offion une 1060; Indep 1M, between @ and [80 o'elook, a will send you @ If you should mise 1t mare than once, please telephone we every time eervice and — A Baptiom of Fire and a Friend in Need 4 The Seattle Star has been through a flery experience since it Yeaued ita last Saturday's editions aad bas found « friend in need im the Seattle Post-Intelligencer. Even while the flames were roiling heavenward tn vast volumes Gaturday night, the editor of the P.1, wlephoned to the editor of ‘The Star, offering to place the entire plant of the Pl. at bis ser vies, in order to get out the Star on Monday and henceforth until @ new plant could be secured for this newspaper That the offer was gladly accepted goes without saying, It was quick, unsolicited and generous, The Star was temporarily helpless, there being no other printing plant in the city, with one exception, which was capable of handling the editions of the paper Printing presses and linotypes cannot be obtained on short notice and The Star would have been fo a dire extremity had the P.1. not come to ite rescue. ‘The Star's editorial and business office forces this morning moved into the quarters kindly furnished by the PI. Space in the editorial and business offices, also fn the mailing rooms, was pro vided, with the complete use of the composing room and press room of the morning paper. Having such ample facilities the business of The Star, tn all of its departments, is moving along now as amoothly as though the paper were established in its own quarters and the printing from its own plant. During Sunday both Business Manager 8. P. Weston, of the Pt. and Editor Erastus Brainerd came down to look after the comfor table instanation of The Star in the P.l, butiding and to make say arrangements possible to facilitate ite business. The Star owes a debt of gratitede to the P.-1, for its kindly aid in this emergency, which it le giad to acknowledge tn thie pablio manne! ny FW. SCHARP RE. “Why. Osger A ou mit der team diss year “Und you Adolf u year p.m orn also? “fure. [aim der utility ma “end tot lee der utility man” dey hat ne use tor Vor are ren mit der wen be! “pe? Oh, Fm Ger teammier. he, be. bs | mean, vot position 40 you bier . “Dh Why. standing, up Dit you Aink J eit ts @ Morrie chatr Say, | beer you haf got dot Charley horeeT der ouldticld” rade. “ize a pony, ha, ha he! “No. Diss dime id ise yust ‘are you op der salary tied? Sb-b-b! | hat « detectif ¢o “Waas you efer in der big te het to pay 75 cents for « seat im der grant stact ay. I made « danty record ined season. 1 pitehed Assylume und strock ould six men in tweluf ip te find ould Poh. pitched « apd ball und dey lcationsd 14 by der spray pit Yel ootness mit der batting I cas por Ser Ball fn der wre basem an ® efery dime inouit be der ain of der team. 4 "Sm almoed, 1 am der first liwutenant. he, he, haf Dies season I oxpact to be & vorit be a look more like a carped b hy. man, | waes born om der “Ah, dot ieg why you are go ruby, “Der Saht boas w ge rount und rount, Der horse by fr, dey clatin Der baseball bug tee ha rmiees, but Hasse > ad der game BELLINGHAM BOY TO MARRY. ae tor me tT am sooch & | George B. Harkin, Star Special Service. Wash. formerty of Chicago, will chicage The ee ss ee, mar- | take place early in June riage of Mies Grace Elisabeth Miller, Dr. Heary § ry Speaks daughter of Mr. and Mra B.C. Mil- Se. dike @ Lana the ove ————— asian Planolas for Rent Don't forget that it fs possible to reat a planola for your camp or country home this summer. D. & Johnaton Co. 9033 Second avenue. oo and His Betra He Loved.” how the tndulg desires surely nee for lead to ONLY 7 DAYS LEFT TO SEE OUR STOCK of Ladies’ Spring Suits, Waists, Skirts, Jackets, Hosiery, Lingerie, etc. EVERYTHING AT 1-2 PRICE AND LESS Prices have been cut to the bone, as we must selleverything. Have no location B. Gerber 1410 Second Ave, jer, 1241 Washington Boulevard, and et Bellingham, goellet, apoke yesterday at the Grand opera house before a large sudience of men on the subject of “famson by the Woman | The speaker showed the groeser destruction THR SEATTLE STAR MONDAY, APRIL 22, 1007. | he stood on the steps of the Collum | house and rang with outward ealm. The butler whe opened the dour, stared stolidly over hte head while hie cardease and cold perspiration on Just when deapalr ved down upon him, Perry 16 up the steps ‘ «rected, and as the butler ood and stared indifferently, Claude reached broke Into « not finding tt ® atti at Perry eald | I was sent to write thie up; com 12OQC0000000860000006c. | ine int | With @ gulp Claude assented, In BY FRANCES GILBREATH INGERGOLL. ja t time they Were shaking “Lave? hands with their Bome day you will be suery that you sneered at that word love following Allan yt De you know what It means? Not tn the dictionary, but in the hearts lum's hand, then the vibrant fin of us who are still old-fashioned enough to believe in It; and to b | were of Grace that thie dreary old world haw love to spare for humanity yet Her tonal greeting sank It means the little head cuddled againet the mother breast, It means | to @ whisper, and he clung to her that which bore with ue through years of folly, and pain, and anwiedom hand til her low, distressed volee The one who siways forgave, even When we hurt her the most it reached Dir Claude—please let means the one womat-like mother’=to be ours, from out the whele | my hand go world, Ul death does us part j ¢ did #0, but stood where he it means (hat which Hmhtene tott; aweetens poverty divides wateh ber till euddenly she trouble and shares our joy; and wakes our life worth the ving. Lt me Ther an a ae fi that which marke for ue with perennial youth and beauty the t finding her at last pouring shoulders, the faded eyes, the Wrinkiod chobk, the toll-hardened hands king white and dietratt and the halting feet | hia way to her elde and it meane that whieh te still teft os when we sit Alone, with the lights | i over of ite all « the one thing alone of ali which is deathiess, and eterna he exclaimed implor and eh “ Ing! It Penne that whieh far outweighs sin, and sorrow, and suffering, and | re no eruelly, and despair ever he erted with emphaste. It meane-diod hie me away somewhere; I DAY DREAMS OF THE DOVEYDOVES _ “Our spare room looks #0 bare, remarked Mra. Doveydeve, passin. the stewed tomatoes Don't you think we could afford to buy an tron bed for itt’ “Ob, I think #0,” responded her spouse, harpooning a potato botied with its jacket on. “How ; much will It put us to the bad?” “Oh, Lemuel, you use such | weird expreesions,” quoth Mrs. D,, distressed, but not much. “What will it cost? Oh, you can get an tron bed for $5 or #0.” “Go ahead with it, chirped Mr Doveydove. “Five dollars won't bankrupt us.” “But the springs will cost $5, if we want good ones,” added Mra. D. “I suppose we will have to have the springs.” her spouse said, moodily prospecting lettuce for @ silce of raw onion. “And then the mattress,” said Mre. Doveydove. "We cao mattresses up to §36, but (hastily) one for $5 will do.” “Theat makes $15," sald her husband, pausing tn hie eating. “T wieh it would, said wifey, “but we en't biankete, com- need sacther pillow,” STAR DUST “Lingerie walete should be squeesed and not rubbed.” saye a magasine writer, Tut, tat. care about rubsing one If he could equeese tt" Look at this street!” sneered the man from New York. “Looks fine, doesn’t it? Buch eaxeitemeat! Say, there are more people on Broadway at 4 o'clock im the morn- ima thap om this street at 5 at night.” “De they go to ‘® that carly down in New York?” asked the mative, whose pationce bad become exhausted. But Not for the Partor. A GAME OF BRIDGE Mighty Quiet for Bob, Rob Flavary has been gone more than a week and? bie name has sot yet appearee dence—-Wine (Va) An evangelist has succeeded im arousing the people of Phih s 1 No fine tribute power of re | Mgion can be imagined Thaw baa 1 all hie Inwyers That explodes the inean But I want an example of some | thing in the concrete said the tea | Cem anewere’ littl Willle | A Baltimore coachman and the widew for whom he w 1 been married. H va there's something he car rive tn the Public A young man w tving Sunday afternc «gh town with « 4 | of the buggy, no « i his | mouth full hew r to | baceo, We couldn't » At any rate he made an excellent | showing for one of Weston’s pros pectives—Weston (Mo.) Journal boy, there's al eald the old “Remember, my ways room at the top, gentleman “There retorted the There are so ald that when he was at Apeech at the banquet night was so rattled he know what he was talk | ing about | tie may not have been rattled Not a soul who heard him had the faintest idea of what he was talk ing about The gas man’s troubles are al ways light Ingure your iture and house against fire, G MeGregor, 301 Empire Building. Main 778 — Klein, the shoemaker, 217 street among the | | need It, there is no call for us to | forts and sheets enough. And we ] ‘ Who'd | } things about bins unt speak to ¥ hesitated, then beckoned one of ber cousins to take her place and conducted hit te the Gonerted Doveydove's rice pudding | ane faced him there, and epeke began to pall on him. abruptly wood biankets, Lemuel, are You are & cruel son—you ar worth $6 apiece. We ought to have | breaking your fe * beart You two, We'd want @ right pretty | don't know how old he has grown spread, secing it's for the spare | ‘is inet year room. 1 think it would come to $5. ner voloe was indignant. We'd need two changes of sheets T can get the best cotton ones for $1, byt linen ones would come to “Help'” sald Mr. Doveydove. “I welsh on a bed for the spare room. I'm no militonaire. 1 can’t endow | one Uke that,” “It would look so sweet, and I | like to have my house look nice and | have good accommodations when | we have visitors.” j “But we don"t bave visitors,” ssid | Dovey dove. | back inte his heart, Speaking of Player Pianos The House of Quality hae them, and you do not heave to look “Who was After « long peu in & hoarse vole Her cold face altered all lovetiness. “You b much, Claude; go back and tel! him nother ttt made her hey looked at on something tn his eyes turn for titght Do yeu think he will take me Grace?” Claude before her she breathed, on fire you, Grace her delirate will you? Let me pase—please, Claude ‘On airile it ye knew the Qreedtul, sick monthe The olee overwhelmed her ty Claude—1 have suf whispered against his Oriental Billiard and oot Par lors, 1418 Third av., have eight new tables and the only 6x10 pool table in Seattle, A place for gentleme ° Are you @ fortune hunter? If you are buy tide lands and win KR Cooper Wiills, 473 Colman Bldg. *** Clase to t $8400 Helow Mark CITIZEN® TRUSTED Com- any, 08 Youler Way, Pioneer Bquare “Oh, 1 don’t aay the bed te indie | st only one kind, then wonder {f that te whet you want We pensibie,” replied his wife. “I just have several different makes, end you will find just what you thought perhaps we could afford it.” | want But, my dear, as long as we don’t | Come tn end try them. 60 to the expense,” eaid Doveydove. pists “Of course, Latmuel,” } “And that first fiver I was so ready to cough up for the bed, i'll give it to you anyhow for letting me off on the bed proposition. Spend | for yourself.” “Ob, thank you, dear,” Thus passed the vision of a bed for th spare room. ——- ‘|A HOME FROM TWO TILL FIVE BY LYDIA ©. PRAsTER. * Morrissey tramped the from the deer te tbe window beck egetn He w lust oe otf 8 & scapegrece can be, American Gentle man Bhoes, beat there te, at ited and tm love ation wee the most dteoour- | Grace ¢ ~ ell the bad | Claude had been | * recKicas gambler tn College, and Gree, feet tm low@ Greseesn, sided with hie father and promptly turned | her back on the juctions Foung man. | Claude, poer wreteh, at the wrong ; moment showed epynk, and hie father sent ble packing New York swallowed him. hie Misdemeanors and leone change Fle hunted for work: Allan Perry, « | ai chum, got him « email job | on @ big paper Presentiy Claude threw himesif on his bed and picked up the mornings paper. The first ttem his glance found wee thie announcement “Mre. Collum, Mise Grace Collem &t home today from two til! tive Morrissey stared at the words With breathions Interest H TS te Grece; her aunt tives to | Mew York, and Grece te staying here for the season { Suddenty he eprang up and beeen paring the floor again T must eee her” he moaned. “Oh. girlie! If you only knew how sorry 1 have been—if father ahh know Then he struck hie hand flerely across wet eres Ret © amite ame fmmediatety sfterwards, and the lad looked so handeome with the mirth in hie gray eyes, that his good « taking PILY. popped the Iden of an eacapade into his head which he at ot eclaed upor At 2:20, dressed tn afternoon town. "Olympic Market Pot Roast, fc th. Rolling and é 118 Pike C fion Marche wee f You Can Dress Domestic Well, sneak a However Small | ge: ssc mn eins Your Income \l'3 | | Eastern et With picked cotton, or @UauTi” Sherman, Clay & Co. 1406 Second Ayenuc LONDON’S #181 SECOND AVENUE Read Our Bargain Columns for Tomorrow pen _ Ladies’ ™ Suits GREATEST SUIT V. OFFERED IN SEATTLE. act duplicate of ent shown i POSITIVELY THE Sonte of them « amas and novelty russet brown, champagne, cheeks and plaids. Sizes 92, 34, 36, tailored, nicely trimmed well made throughout $35.00 each. Only s@ | You The, $1.00, $1.25 Faney ’ Cotton Suitings, excel . lent for wash skirts and . Peter Pan suits, ete., 14 pe styles to select from, and per yard- =| 43¢ ; Ay 9 é T5e Qu -7-in. Yamata { ‘ 8 far patterns of «| pir light blue, red « : x t uray, cream, navy blue = . . bie a a the he and faney searf pat- stores, a : are wor each today. B terns, per yard ry } you i ‘ aati re 27 Shima Wash Silk att i & © Giiinbeots tuak ‘ u the 0c kind, cream hy white ly, per yard 39¢ Outfitting ff see Company, Ince |B mis ene, eae Bh ae For All mixtures. gray, all the latest shades of brown, including 38 and 40. These Suits are the jackets are silk lined Actually worth from $25.00 % 50 Suits in this lot, On Sale Tuesday at $15.00 Dress Goods Silks can't get them elsewhere at these prices—try it and oom > ns PLAY BA And grab one of share which are @ tally tov yg DAY ar ve Hoap Rag ee Svectal § tor, ber quart, cake Mouseho A nnn oe Borax, per re ur, per th, Powdered Quick, ber Wma erine, beat Vino! is the remed right now, & pe pet bottle Laroux stop ieee and 4 netantiy.. 1) $2.00 bottle, Special, QUAKE 63.600 Stylish new room full light brick fireplace Miller marble plumbing, trays and stove, $2509 balance monthly. L 6934. 2116 €. ad oS Sins are the very pany Etcn butts, acket ite, Semi-fitted an Jacket Suits. Materials are plain ee on Colors black, na light and medium, P. 3. O'Hare a 27-inch Nakau ee fh, t — teed Waterproof beautifdl, lustrous ish, regular One day only, per %& 85¢ Quality 48-in. Mohair Goods, in blue, gray and per yard Ty $1.50 Quarlity 52-in, rose Suiting, blac! per yard— 98c Wool Panama Suite », reguiar value 98¢5 comes in navy a tan and black, per yd= 50¢ Craveness. A. W es, Button, Bluchet Faney Cap Toe; Ire Drake