The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 25, 1907, Page 6

to pay $2.90 « year to the RIGHT man. The man who did TURDAY, MAY 26, 1907. : } | One Advantage of Ox Travel. The big ox m and prairie THE Mouse” Reel ott Aides — ; ~ “ TT E 5 birt WEE Rates schooner of Bera Meeker panned a “ “Orric Building. is c SOG 3 lthrough town yesterday en route ORU STAR PUBLISHING CO. Temporary Offices, wile ung a eo ashinaton, D. | where Mr Pr wee dadincate - -— Av. Meeker goon in the interest of the oe | BVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT #ONOAY. ‘e ba ae 1080. BY JOSH | }travel te « iittle slow for these gif? Globe ' Sunset Main times, If # man started off on a BOCK Bunset Main 1060, long wedding trip in «@ prairie fe ‘iw ue pe -qnseaammens | lacho h bt t st wh NCT #1 Reatlerd Ave Sunset, Ratterd Ot schooner he ough o come back teat A = ~— = | A Roek Island, 11), man and his) wife when you wear |t that every with two or thr ebiidren.— West oti! GEAR AQENCT-W. B Lomeih Un Meowe Ave Kael, wife, who were kind to a cowboy time | look at you I find myself Lafayette (0.) Indicator Som Tent par eapg, sly conte par Weak or (wenlyefive conte por month Delivered | 17 years ago, have received $40, wondering if you'll awk me to bait “4 ————$ Mase! tr carrion. Ne free copies 6 000 from him. Nobody knowe what your hook { - 7 ered ai the Pusteffion at Seattle Washington, as second-class matter, they would have received if they The Real Helpfulness the! oo ena vas | bAdR't been kind Bad for the Nerves _, ; mo WES wes iS taana Wem the’ Dik, “S'shakgs st Goto ee | on of our EEE aatrees (aves te 5 receipt my A Word from Josh Wise oY panth 4 7 ~ | oe w i tf ” » 7 a Sees ee te ree wk Sm ctnise, Boneee | fi Independent, Lith between 6 8 wilt vend you e copy | if you should mise it more than cnee, please one ue every time “ ets way we can be certain of giving cur eubsertbers 8 perfect serviee—end Deus! Me walt oce | Repeatin’ « thing SYSTEM 5 eee = don't make it true ae THE MAN AND THE JOB but sometimes it fons | ie thing ee ge THE RAIN WAS REAL RAINY RAIN In exemplified by the fact that | Q Se arene gue a hundreds of our customers | to rw y. the w not i Two men applied for m position, In external appearance each y ae Rye Ptr eee , k. have dealt with us continuous |/4 Listers ‘Sésiving— the | Phin is happen a) ru eCBUEe OF \ f wveral ye ‘ 6 10 Sealp ton FY BE Gompared favorably wityathe other, To the questions of the em- | This 6 what happened. 3t began oe ort, Bu po wt = by very bot and pers Q Sewn to steer : Ployer concerning executive ability, efficiency and industry, the } ge ES SE SE wh he was pal « goods, our prices and our meth . Dendorine Anawers of doth were such as to leave no choles between the two, | oe f ] ould ra Sas » OO wtp The : Finally come the question rr ‘atten ville or Gim-| was a wind that took r " . ¢ Wee “What salary do you expect? Y the children. They think | oracks were aa B dieaked by lan s . @ they need pew appara incide The first man replied Of course, you can raise every: you're an aire aa Pettia. For be everything |Grunty is ‘ pty w a witheuis-itant te ray eh ‘ y pens “Your advertisement implied that you were willing to par fans you eat,” remarked the vis No doubt the perente of Abra: | 0M the Felon waen't wooden, It) have been biown ent ha age of our Wberal credit plan, ||% is Jod i year to the proper man. 1 consider mysett the proper man. |""Fu1, inst retorted the city ham Lincola never had aay idea "as "aioy rain. Perhaps if it had not the tacks im its be and pay a little at « time tor |¢ Ciatesiet idle J value my services at $5,000 « year man who owned the farm, “but that the parents of Kuef and Hom-| cewdqust, but the rain was the kind | pigs @ Caw f re in ee Q destruction he "The second man salt we do the next beet thing, We mel would also select the name Abe. yii0 i, wet like @ drink from the the storm like hingle. Pe are showing everything ||? ‘ ing to A etter loan eat everything we raise oliemel or and Row blown over * Intes peut ; > ce ee eee tare Ge anlar of “Have you heart the rumors of|"’perls Primrose 4id not know |and couldn't get uy mer Apperel tor Mea, Women |/% of to demonstrate my worth to you. 1 will leave the matter Fairbanks’ friends are calling Hortense’s engagement to Clr wnat to do. As for Pattie, she wae getting || and Children, Style. Ot and {1 % te your Jedgment Seeumtion to the Mast that he was) éuee - But the wooden villagers did, Ro-| wet, too, so she also ren quality of every garment is | ing th ‘The first man got the job bea ed Lge alt= Fag they i ong post nh alike ** salle began to run. Peter began (To be coutinued.) guaranteed y ant : claim they are bis friends eo at's only a wkir | Whyt Because the firet man KNEW bimesif The soond i ia 1¢ Landis pot “Do any of your neighbors keep) “Poor Mra Mixxer! When T saw enivag. ssteaaaeananeed \\ his wi ‘The firet man was confident He WEIGHED himecif. He de | chickens?” Ther yesterday she was the most / iQ essa that most VITAL of ai! questions to HIM—hls value. They let ‘em run at large.” | complete picture of woe I have ever | Mre White says i's wrong to play ee é Eastern * u ares KN seen erie de. Re qneees wen wee vecilioting, Wcking te confidence, weak h you'd take off that) “What was the trouble” nee every day for » leaves || / | Q was willing to leave to & STRANGER the decision of that which “fhe found & paint brash tn the| 7 the sharp whe fives up on the rigs. || ear t Outfittin . 7 AFFECTED HIMSELF. basement and she didn’t have any | ares cna ’ ° 1X The firet man & conqueror, | “You remind me so much of my | paint.” tage in epite of (hie rere privtiegs, ¢ * F ‘The second was glad to surrender upon dictated terme with. | °°" =| And the fact that she dally esaaye lay t! ompany, Inc. 1 ; & strangle y TRS 7 EVE ETT TRUE [se wore cave ten wrone to piay ? Pe Tee EMPLOYER did not WANT A CHEAP man, He wanted OUTBURSTS OF EVERE TRL 4 brides, Examine it thoroughly and you 182-34 Serena, near Ubtew =| 5) Tin pula “to hag CAPABLE we His own ailvertivement showed that he was + — | 4n4 tt te-te he way eat che plare will be convineed that the “Sonttie’ Mettable Create ”) vim, oF grains 4 ¢ CONSIDER HMSELF worth $9,000 « year could hardly expect value in him worth? ‘Wil you devils this for yourself or will you leare this moat of all questions to any ranger with whom circumetances you tm contact’ 4 RENOVATING OUR LIBERTY Preparations are under way in New York harbor to give our Statwe of Liberty « good scrubbing. Inside and out she fs to be thoroughly cleaned. painted and varniehed, and the areht- ‘Wets on the job say that whew they have finished with her she will | Be the falrest lady in the land " Bleck, grimy and weatherbeaten by the storme and winds of | ® qimrter of a century, whe in not the pretty lady that La Belle gare us She han become « trifle shaky, too, and it will found necessary to remove some of the rotten parts and in- "pert firmer ones. é ‘That our famous Statue of Liberty needs to be renovated and i MEANS SOMETHING. [t reflects with not an unkindly in- as 6 the LIBERTY, of which that great iron woman ts a © Symbol, given ue by the Liberty Boys of 1776. ( What shout the; LIBERTY that George Washington and his ‘countrymen gave oe’ Has it withstood the ravages of time bet- ‘ter than Barthold!’s great iron woman? Does our LIBERTY need aprtronyc Is it a» firm and etrong and beautiful as ht wee an years ago? We are not going to argue stout the trusts, child labor, the Duying of legislatures, the corruption of government, of Wall st. | LOOP ist womens MCPhall Plano = tit si very notices tn the papers next dey ieveiané@ Lead te the best plano on the market “ sa hina sieniiinastine today. A large shipment just e nis age Delimed received ¥ ome « | al What b ometp? “ former | Soi d Gasaee we Gate & Gtee ne | Russell @ Drew, Managers Phones 43, ‘The pr | before you wet a chance to youresit i “Leading Popular Priced Theater.” % erect New Tork Hun THE Matinee Prices—Adults, 2% ota. Children under 12, 9@ eu) me ime at ] oF rE Bvening Pric COFFEE MEYER-TONER 15. 20. 30. 40. 50 cts. Box Seats, gy | | Good Water is good " ‘ ae eae Pinca + a a g PIANO CO. WEEK STARTING TOMORROW MATINEE, SUNDAY, MAY 4 jpoor coffee is poor é (TONIGHT “A SOLDIER OF THE EMPIRE” LAST TIME) age Tony sonar regurne roar money if 814 Union, Opp. P Russel! & Drew Present a Strong Dramatic Organization in oo pay him. nteeemmennnitiihantn —_—_—- Beet Play of the Plaine Ever Written, womaL | 2 ‘ sister 0 AN Nk NIE ANNES x z 5° | tomorre = = = eae Oneerroner ee ORS @ Clint | - : STIRS BE: lest tin A Picturesque Dramaot theBom NOT STOLEN FROM 0 | der, PLAYS, BUT A REAL PI i] A Play Entirely Away From the TURE FROM LIFE. ORI Conventional. TIZED BY ERNEST A Play With @ Thrilling Plot— of Lowe and Romance. 2S a ee oe Z| Automobile Races reeeriity “gnarchists, vicious politica! machines, ETC. We need only to | kim eae pom | The Earl Burgess Stock Company :... Then how about it, Mr Reader? Does our LIBERTY neat | t A DO S Direct from New York City, In A. H. WOOD'S Famous sides p eerencmmerrermrsra as P22 AR NE | Spree ees ‘a OF THE WHITE SLAVES.” Never Seen Here Before. lene SUNDAY TOPICS MM. Gowen, rector. th mm, “The | = Saeco enaneenasnenemnamegennaane Church and Her Charition” Yo8¢ p sence ron , ; m, “The Doctrine of the Trinity. i v ‘Annie eRe eres MAY 30-31)] « 7 “Third aed University Piret.—Graed Opere House: Rev. | ric. f i r Rav et Mag Wee Sect ‘ Pine Paradise and the Second « Yy . T anal ci: Merery ang Pivet 9s x While other pianos have been commer Both \ ti of Musical Russell & Drew ‘usually Pees Bas ty Law of Compan. tialized, it is the peculiar merit of the Phones 867. | ‘ome Comedy Managers coming Strong Spm. “The Paise and the Stei i Knabe Pi "4 heieinet - — = that ev. ong teinway an na be Pianos that their ar Sy - — cme ene ig tradition has always been nurt 1 and ADMIBSION, 50¢ AND 25¢. 4TH WEEK STARTS WITH MATINEE TOMORROW SUNDAY. | IE Coltine foctety maintained as a possession beyond price — , Dy pastor. 11 lome.” 8 pm K th av. 0; W cal T. Randolph ete mm.’ tn | [gl Memory of the "tp m A E. serves; 6 pt Dea. a Work,” by First race at 2 p.m. sharp. Cars at First and Jackson TheLewis & Lake Musical Comedy Company JOHN CorRT, in the Funny Musical Comedy VIAPLLPLELLENELELA j aa ee elpgeal THE GRAND ?°1N <2 | _Doviaton ev Hey WD Simone | QPP PRMLLELLLELRLELLLELELLL LEE } NIGHTS and Saturday Matinee, Beginning ‘“ ” ” aston . The Mies f the —— t Pubite Sahoot ‘tn Character Butiding THURSDAY, MAY 30 aS f-Mere Men in Men Superintendent Frank B, Coope interbay.—824 ifth, Ww Renttie’s Leading Vawdeviiie Howse Direct From the Bijou Theater, New York, the Broadway Hit of the MeCreary, pastor : T CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Vala 1 ee of the Hunted p. m. Subject, “Anctent and Modern} - | gry Mtrest—22nd and Cher Heeroma Mosmeriem and H i Bu, “ine wale ot « Homage gry enrietta rosman A RIB WRENCHING INCENTIVE TO GIGGLE fe t . CHRISTIAN MONDAY ROBERT FULGORA In ey — on ALL-OF-A Pe A LAUGH EVERY MINUTE. apean AFTERNOON The Best Character Change Artist in Vaudeville clea! Comedy pyeren ggy FULL of all the Late SONGS, DANCES AND JOKER] oA Orig y Produced at the Duke of York's Theater, London, lide sao : FREDO RUSSELL FLO IRWIN dible, where: Panne’ ebnnireed, Walon tnars ta Prices, Mats, Wed., Blacktace Mor 1e M one ¢ From the Play “ts ; Gente Ready Tuesday Morning. Prices ®2 to BOG, Mat. $1.50 ~ <a . ran 66Ne cieNe Ie REEL to Oe. q TONIGHT, Last Time, “BY THE SAD SEA WAVES! THE 4 6HANNONS ADELE PALMER 4 CO. , Players and Dancers he im T ¥ saat ssaiitiaainen hird Ave hea er - == ‘ a vw JOHN CORT, | THE GRAND 32%. THIRD AND PIN | Saturday, May 25th aod Sunday, May 200m Phones: Sunset—Main 3600. Ind. 3408 cae stiomteat, Yana ACTH BROTHERHOOD PERI ORMANCH neat munscerncia ince tear 4 ritwa lim eel anne? Tickets j . D “ ‘ Ollie Cooper SCOPAL r heonophieal Moctety eattie $ . Op I Ae. and od ® %oond. § t aan ne - “4 ” ! he bs era Raynor i. ¥ NONTHWESTERN LEAGUE ATHLETIC PARR DEADWOOD DICK Ma 10 | “The Prince and cain tne merle ty BASEBALL TOMORROW 3 P.M pleat the Pauper” 8 cocend we “ 4 4 VANCOUVER vs. SEATTLE n was ¥ ay : ‘ : na payebi | 2% CENTS—ADMISSION=S0 CENTS TAKE YESLER CAR -— ‘ Mat Mv. 8:16 NEXT WEBK beautiful play: eae