The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 7, 1907, Page 6

THE SEATTLE STAR Offices, Pot By STAR Pustisr HING CO. Temporary "EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY "FE Slephonee— - Building. Delivered EdNortal; independent 475; Sunset Main 1060. Business; tndependent 1138: Sunset Main 1050. TURLREARD STAR AGENCY ft Matiard Awe Bunset, tetle 3 tenerr eTAR A NOY W. B Leonard, 100) Hewite Ave Sunset, Main Ofte One seat pet Copy, AN Comte Por Week, oF (WeRLy-fIve cents per manth j poatt or carrier, No free coptee 1 © Washington, as second-class matter : When tat dace @ nee, please telephone we © UP LATE LAST NIGHT? ime our eubscribers 8 perfect serviee-amd a ; You have heard the old adage, “Barly to bed, early to rise, a) makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise Rt How does tt strike you, young man? iW Hore are two Individuals } One has come to hiv Work fresh, alert and with @ conscience a that fa going to allow bim throughout the day to put his whole | | “ @ttention and vigur to th wake and problems that present them Wi zene He fe the young men who ts making his mark. It may ot be very high now, | t m there. He is going to put ft higher a je iw training bimset! ca ty and faithfully to break all ble Ivers ffotmer reconis. Yesterday he “worked to hie limit” and last night be was pretty tired. He ate « good dinner and went to bed early _ ae fe going to do the same thing toda) He te tin TRIM Te * ” Neow look at the other one. Me has hardly started on ble tite, i and yet he ts saying to himeelf Chat there is nothing In it. He t Wee, @hauld be at work now, but his “little time” Inst night caused biin See to overaicep. Blast the job. anyway. Just now he le thinking of « DS tew gambling debts and taiic » that he cannot pay. If they find ft out down at the office he'll lose his “job. forgetting that he has only sine aa the other man, but he hb Dama He bas as much be | i} i” He bemoans hie luck i Jowed himself to get beyend hfs own control himeaeit to i} i The two iMustrations are typical You see their exemplifice t * dows every day, Did it ever occur to you to sine your own case up? hy one vb . FACTS ABOUT HOLES r * © Tiere are very few things which, left to themecives, will grow quite so rapidly a¢ holes F “The only ° in whieh to keep a city’s streets tn repair,” Tecently declared Goorge Duffey, head of the public works depart is to repair every hole as soon as it ie @tecovered. A 1%-dollar hole today will be a hundred-doliar bole tomorrow.” { The same character « displayed by the holes Daffey speake i; ef are observable in holes in charact Duffey probably never thought of thie Hg was one of the members of the board of eu ~ pervisors who, by the confessions of his fellows, consented to sell the trust reposed In him and bis self respect to bribe-giving cor porationa, whose corruy activities have led to San Pranctaco’s present bride seanda Daffey’s character was originally « particularly sound one But one bole wore through He saw the hole, but thought no one else would se it He probably thought for « time that he would mend it some day; but It grew larger with startling rapidity. #1 nally afl chance of repair had vanished now that big. waly tm Duffey’s character promi to accomplish the ruin of hie life Tt t an of sto Some aracters are full of little holes Others show bot ope Dig one; while « comparatively few are bund ime t airy a hole is when it makes ite first ap Don't wait until are s moral sieve. When you discove that some temptation, some influence for evil has taken root and haracter out your repair bit and ig eating tts way into your Ree got after The mending Will be enay toda Tomorrow it + o harder and next week it may be imponsl if you t are no boles im your Y « NOW is be time to # tour of taapectton GETTING POLISHED By Gee A. Paraber = . * “T don't object ~— 7 1 . + Tam ¥ * “y aye fing the «od of the 4 whack s Mout r . . - ov urn ‘ a . . Tm throug “ endsome mn — “ * i « ° friends N od : “t oS apiece of ands = “< . . * , . thea T take of ® a att and fande ry me oe “ : = A Crop Failure at J « | ‘ ist and Union. New 7 ale Elliott & MeGregor ‘ , Pay Us But $1.59 : An” Kin I sise © in nu § ' orre »» eR NoteAfter all the great sere «of henlt@ aad strength te PONTO HATING, some © Of all the #t y, bad hing te at ' common and the most 4 A man te what ¢ oats year We put into our bodies ne and one-bal€ tone of food Jen onlargement—a Rind the meee of food taken paswes siowly through ¢ o it meets with the varie fuide to the mouth ‘ stomach, the int intestines, the several Mulds ect tvely known as the intestine pancroatt N it sometimes happens that the digestive Mulda are deficient quantity, The m " » rene for Unie te lack © te the eve tem The gastric jutee ie 0# 5 cont water Anather very commen digestive tf fatigue of exottement BY Nothing In the Name The A man in Wilkesbarre, Pa. war arrested for stealing eight 60-foot steel rails, Hoe might have know he'd be arrested. Never steal leer than 200 miles of stee! raile, 40 or tives, several th sand cere and ® 10 depots t round out the jot A Werd from Josh Wise Whr is it a ao iver generally bee @ Acceptes We have been extended an invite tien to & welcome bom be given by Mra. CN. TD o her returning husband. We wil! be glad to see you, Charlle.--Sh Beach (Fia.) Fudae Do you want to sow clean oats If so, we are fixed to clear for you while you wait, » charge i* our good will, Call and see us «Yours for a square des GRAFT BROS.—Winchester (ind) Herald I've got t ar I know what to Why don't you make some more friends N as fa act Lifference of opinion between a ma and his wife ays W T Stead Y t y expect talk like tha from « delegate to a peace confer ence, would you? Miss & ® engageinent bas Meat Prices That Please At the City Hall Market, 509 Third av. near Yealer oe Would You Like to Buy Your Piano : . $ THE : MEYER-TONER ; PIANO CO. ; x developed om ¢ ot tak Jer right ‘ ‘ lent quanti e and builds up the body, W great heat evemes « A howt 1 te @ aeries of fee articles, 4 ae muthor of mote. bie undimested f The fan gercis diveases rom thie . 4 bow to « the on an Mm of wr is the teat: Pry it for JO oe to spare he UST- sit Indeed. Who's the ky ma Simeon he's going to marry bh N ed him. She's « arry Jobnact Taking the Rakeoff t Mr Roosevelt has « f ™ he Wast What's that’ eked the clerk nin devote them all team the soda water f A Rooney e ade.” repeated the customer Whereupon the clerk fixed up one with a big stick tm ft A New Englas aime hie has failed * to the ng s eee It Doesn't Cost Much to Outfit Here Eastern Outfitting Company, Inc. RI-M Second ar Union ttle’s Meltable Oredit THE SEATTLE STAR--TUBSDAY, MAY 7, 1907 wes ou 2 you In such an import but I few! that you 1 Om mening & gre me turn to ant matter inderatand LITTLE 4 4ha deal, | know, but I bes of you to VIVIVT TD lay aside everything for « tow mo 4 4 hvent neider the qupetian std SAW | that tag confronted with I hate to wank, Dut I muat come to the point. Do you think ft is time T, Roosevelt to take off winter underwear Washington, D, ¢ ime alr f have been informed that on and that on the date mentioned you are Kolng to Oyster Bay. Go as tn VERY FAST as you like Yours truly rR. UBT Dear Hweethoart Supt, of Schools Frank B. Coop Bittiow my offiee durt " er will recommend an increase of hour, my thoughts were of you, a4 teachers to the force now em to console myesit t thought 1 would ed by the City, This does not hee come when I w ask you « 1? oe poet of Guestion which hen caused me many | Where there are nearly 00 teachers sleepless nights and pondering days employed, If Ballard is annexed of aanl Oth before June 0, ite schools will b it is & #ubject of which I know come a part of the Beattie sch the whole community t# complet district, and the board will have pest, It ts the same trouble whieh | an additional problem on ite hands bothers me thet “has broken ug macy happy homes, anf yet I must Not In Kansas Know (he worst, I dare not tell the “ sin state of my mind to my own mothe A cow chaked to death on an 6 for ahe le very old-fashioned abe of corn in Kan the other } such things, and in my distrene ¢ Couldn't have Kansas corn. No appeal to you cow id get an ear of Kanan =i CAN GIRL& TELL FALSE FROM TRUE MEN ® “CLOSE YOUR EYES AND OPEN YOUR EARS” A man may be handsome. may have great physical strength a he may bave brains and rare learaing, im fact be a genius, but tf he ts mot sincere the combina tion of all these qualities wilt not make up for the virtues that is lacking A man who says agroca! at-tering things or utters pretty OMpliments te no falve. ft may be his way of trying ve happiness, The man who [at with view im the man to be avoided It is not @ difficult task to discover erity in ma The inane same applies to woman, There le no hia falne characteriet a the voice and the eye the © are ways be ¢ man who ts rea * glad >» lo a here in no shifting of his glance openly into the eyes of the woman who w There is « duil, uncertain ring t false emotion, ¢ tha * pretending t " The girl who 4 even and give her « MAY MANTON PATTERNS. Uc ow Universal Pant oLD HAMILTON BROWN SHOES Silks and Dress Goods Offerings Consider These Small Prices n. Jap Wash BUIk, navy, red. green. tan, ligt eh areen mater, grey. ye w white and biack, per yard 2he The quality extra grade Swiss Taffeta Silk, black only,. « ed and soft finish, per ya 506 56 in. Wool Su sity cheeks and plaids, $1.2 $1.25 quality Panama tly 8 36 in. Criniin, nat a! and black only, | quality 49¢ quality Morre kirting, na red, tan, gree Carpet Sale tia ve : y “~ y 5 by pe ‘ “S105 ‘ : 81.05 IN VELVET CARPE b b 1 moet lux 1 car ard 81.05 Domestics and Wash Goods Prices s 7e $ Sle , Te : ‘ hemme 66¢ ale 10¢ h . a a f ‘ fe he he t down town jag Dovey dove setting the butter #004 lo here it would eaig a4 an - sheet eh a place, and dhe , r ‘ Ac 1 Ww sed e © and high too, for ap earthquake ¢ enth : s knows owd make apy ne family! " I - i! What h r my friends would trade emuel Wha hor Seee oy shts wht " But why 4 mi want «# fortune , t ue — ; ‘3 » depend upon » time 1 b to make ft @ gu xg know one feels se r 6 who tart stores @f 1 depending on a 668 have generally worked i I'm far from being dinsat oe rabey- at Otherwiae iu’, wont awe a ye 1 wish you wouldg't ee ne eew am. me. 1 had hoped to maka am for you. And me om. ve. 3 don't believe a money would help so much Skeet aan 3 Yl admit that,” said Mr. D ry want youl* . sald Mr. Dovey tracing things in the table t seitatioals ne ydove briaicly ang | with his fork, “but what can you Ob Lemuel, 111) eee ak fo about ‘think in nd Well, { sometimes think I cc on ili Mra. Doverdeny open an « neediowork and fancy It doesn't hurt to dream work store and belp eurn OMe 4 while tt it helps to “a thing better understan Well, I suppose tt would be |” os anding. feasible to start @ piace of A hotel line from Hawall pai that kind out here somewhere,” her ly reached the Wi husband observed, pot at all Joy: Insurance company, ally, pany is evidently extending: g37%~ 15 pol 1 UE “ins! we GLOBE BLOCK ¥ ee “THEQUAKER SELLS ITFOR me A Happy Man Witt eased expression and a contented smile ix Kea trades at The Quaker. He depends on us, and we depend on him. The busy housewife, with no time to was shopping around from store to store, telephones her onal The and is satisfied, for she Quaker gets from me Dependable Drugs da point not to be overloakal use your telephom sell for leas If ina b 1240. Ww: rr ee ee ey I BSEESIIG, 6B either one take pleasure in delivering your order, We call for prescriptions and deliver them fred charge. In our i ¢ * b AE alo add ‘Wes z. cha or war b 0 are qu ang Ma Ing DA: Prescription Department gistered pharmacists, with years of @& ptions are put up right before We employ only re perience, and your prescr your eyes. Every transaction in this department in checked 1 rechecked, making errors impossible. We invite i speetion of the medieal fraternity and are always gled & receive suggestions. Wednesday and baie FREMONT GRAPE JUICE— 1 t . w how you like it Steinway & Knabe Grand Pian0s) SEVERAL CARS JUST RECEIVED er seen in Seattle We are exe and Knabe-ay] The House of .Q re for the best t for othe il There are no others ‘‘JUST AS GOOD.” ‘THE HOUSE OF QUALITY." Nearman iy & Ga 1406 Second Avenue