The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 3, 1907, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR — Temporary | Offices, Pol Building. EVERY AFTERNOON exc thal SUNDAY. Dusinece: Independent 1138; Sunset Main Lasseed BALLARD STAR AGENCY —AM Maillard Ave Susman” Ralliart 00 wee Paneer Ave -ftwe cents per month, ff STAR AGENCY.-C W. Rabiwin Ind, BX ‘Gas cont per copy, ote conte per weet or ter Delivered ee coplee, Oy meh w carver, No 6 ~_Batered At the Postettios at Beatle, Waringron As second-class matter ~ ro MALL SURSCRIDERS— The. dau oh When that | mt “im advance, your bome bet ie & receipt PSCRIRERS—Showld please do we Uh a between it mise Kk more than ence, way we cam be certain of giving eur subscribers & perfrot Ff wubscription em Pisses telephone we every time service aad the only i? ANNOUNCEMENT The Seattle Star has relinquished the use of the plant of the Post-Intelligencer and has moved into temporary quarters in the Old Library building near by This change was made for several reasons. A diffi- culty existed in handling to advantage both The Star and the P.-I. in the same composing room, the linotyes being needed frequently for the use of both papers. There was also an undue pressure on the press room at the P. I, espe- cially on Saturdays, when the machinery was needed for the earlier sections of the Sunday paper. The pressmen were on duty at times nearly 24 hours each day The management of the Post-Intelligencer expressed an entire willingness to have The Star continue publication from its office until the new Star building, now in course of erection, can be completed, but the publishers of The Star, while appreciating this kindly courtesy, felt that it would be better for all concerned if this newspaper could establish its own temporary quarters and thus relieve the congestion in the P.-1. office, While the Old Library building is not very well adapted for the purposes of a daily paper, it can be made to do for several months, under existing circumstances. Part of the mew machinery of The Star will be installed in the Old Library building and prompt delivery of the paper can be expected each day. In accordance with the statement published The Star on the Monday following ‘the fire, the paper is to re- sume the old eight-page form, in place of the twelve-page form temporarily adopted to fit’the P.-L's presses The large eight pages, which The Star's presses carry, have nearly the same capacity as the twelve smaller pages recently employed. The cight-page form is ¥enient in many ways. The structural steel for The Star's new concrete build fing has arrived from the east, and the work of erecting the structure is proceeding rapidly. The architects, Bebb & Mendel, state that the building will be ready for occupancy by August 1. It will be the most ornamental structure on Seventh av. and one of the handsomest business blocks in the city Ee in more con- =—— ee ee hone in shouting orders out of the win- | « with & recetver onder tin bat ay of the megaphone o8 the curb tienen’ over SCRAPS. Florida has passed a law probibit- ing diving for sponges. as the beds are injured thereby The capital of the Tokyo elec: tric railway is to be Inerensed to $80,000,000 for iraprovements and extensions Bunstroke in Egypt is an evil mw which, according to the tives, must be massaged into the} forehead and bitten out The corporation of Ipswich, Eng land, has decided to allow dogs to! be carried, as paying passen: | the electric street cars. The fare is to be 2 cents. The corporation of Richmond, an | desire MANN-HEINK, realize PAT him a black eye and severe and cuts about the face. No In the evening, when you're tired of reading-——-when you've exhausted your rou- tine pleasures—then’s when you would appreciate the fellowship of the Phofid- If you are the possessor of a Talking Machine you will more than satisfy your ; All you have to do is to select the record you wish, slip it on, start the ame chine—you hear your favorite rendered by the world’s best talent. Perhaps you like to dance now and then. If you have never tried it, you can ae ( I, CAMPANARI, what a wonderful machine the VICTOR is until you have heard it—and compared it with other machines THE SEATTLE STAR RONDAY att 3, 1007, STAR DUST [tres BY JOSH. : HUSBAND RESPECTS HER AND “Yhere are two classes of mon,” |revive the old joke showing the said the close observer CaN, | Stew between the dog's] “& NEED NOT WORRY knows nothing about woman, hay-| breath and his attire, ABOUT HER WHEREABOUTS ing spent years in studying her. - The other knows everything never} You Couldn't Blame ‘} FAMOUS ACTRESS WHO “Where does the prisondinay he having studied her.” WEDS YOUNG MAN PHILOSO PHIZES ON LOVE AND MAR RIAGE. asked the chief “He refunes to tell,” re detoctive who had quentle Mat Another man fro: tyat” lives A Word From Josh Wise, . A LABOR EXPRESS = Th’ man th't gots th’ worst uy it an’) don't kick, don't de} sorve anything bet-| ter, the world was growing complacent in the belief, after centuries of ex Perimenting, that the wife should at least be no more age to her husband, here comes } jolly May Irwin, the iaughter queen of the stage, and wets the realm ot | matrimony topey-turvy with @ new than equal in m8 idea. oun % wae poe Bag The wife and not the husband he only magazine articles that Ku |ahould be the older, if the highest ideal of happy married life ta to be realised,” says Mins Irwin, and abe given the most convincing proof of belief in her doctrine by marrying [her erstwhile leading m&n, Kuri Bisselt, ten years her junior Marriage is not to be laughed at a very, very serious affair continued. “I really believe that at the age when « man’s judg roki touches are powder and ball. | Owing to the Gould divorce case the news of the Brownsville inves tigation will coutinue to attract no attention. wIOKerT buTY. - ‘The price of graves has been “4 vanced $% in Pittsburg The « ot dying as well an living ts creasing “The cashier has asked for a couple of days off,” id the vice president of the bank to the it Considerably more than balf th | dent of the bank to the prem ~m + people of the world live im the! mont in the beat~from 30 to 46--he Re ey rage oe att countries which border on the Pa-| would prefer « woman of sense for eo Jeitic ocean. ‘The latest available | hin wife, even if she Js older than - | etatintios, furnished by the United | himself rt nt “ai a, oaeners ere. States Departmeat of Commerce and iment is the same, no matter . consialial Labor, give these countries, exclu: | wh the, age, only af & woman sive of the United States, an area) crows older it te opered with A Freach countess who arrived in New York the other day dresses her dog like herself — om to FROM DIANA’S DIARY | THIS TIME MISS pILLPre KLES GRTS A SOFT BNAP TRAVRL- ING AS COMPANION TO A REFINED LADY, BUT DReCOMES A BIRD IN A GILDED CAGE.—STUNG AGAIN. By F. W. Schaeffer, commen senke, A woman who has Teached 40 generally knows what ahe in doing. She has just the same capacity for loving. but has gottes ‘over the sentimentality that won't wtand the test of every day life.” Mise Irwin divides the seekers after young wives into two classes. She says: “You will observe it is dhe youngsters of 18 to 34, who do not know what life really is, or the doddering old tools in their second of 17,096,060 square miles and « population of 904,363,000 oe dalized, it tradition has always “ALL I HAVE SEEN 18 THE TOP OF THE WASHINGTON MENT.” It. jand it's a wonder to me she doean't At LAST T am em route with Mra.) get tired of it. I know lam. She Cushwads and her parrot, “Alex-| generally coos to sleep while | am fall of wanderlust and) reading, and THEN I have to sit| dining car grub. Mra Cush is} and atuse her andaw” until! bas told me that are to take she wakes up. Then I have to read Washington. Atlantic City, New| some more, and so the time goes 36-inch Plack Taffeta skirts, sui Stik and waists Carnival price TANCE. I had hoped to see the congressional library, the white house, the capitol, the Smithsonian | Inetitat Arlington cemetery, Mt | Vernon and dosens of other sights, | }but Mre. Cushwads doesn't CARK to stir out of the hotel Mra. Cusbwads evidently LIKES for all 'm worth. We are NOW at Washington, but ALL, I have seen in the of the Washington monument from the ear window. Mrs. Cushwads hasn't stirred from her room in the hotel ONCE since we arrived, and has kept me right by her réading to lina, changeable taffetas, satin SILK ETON JACKET $4.49 Made of fine quality black taf fota silk, latest style, finished with wide biack silk braid and soutache braid. Sizes 32 to 44 worth $6.50 each. Silk Carnt val sale pric $4.49 $15 SILK suits $11.95 JUMPER SUITS AND SHIRT WAIST SUITS Choloe of any silk sult in our regular stock, and also 26 suits bought especially for the sale made of best grade taffeta allk in black, navy, red and all the new shades of brown; trim med with lace and braid. Reg ular price $15.00. Silk Carnt val Sale Price .. $11.95 Se Best 100-Yard Spool Silk 200 Yards Pasting Cotton, spool graph. You have heard a friend humming the air of a pretty song, perhaps. Jabt = * seeesee wreee cents wenee AG now you would like to hear that song, but not being a singer, you are unable to Darning Cotton, brown, white, satisfy your desires, ’ tT black, spool ; ; 1¢ Klectro-Piated Safety Pins, 3 CATED ceeceee secceee were BE Cube Pina, all colors, 100 pins tn a cube, each ., «+ Be appreciate how delightful it is to dance with the aid of the VIC "TOR. Special ‘ . . Dance Records, played by a special dance orchestra, are listed together. The tim¢js geen pibaee phen sanedier~ perfect, and the playing faultless. Try this. os feorsad Bessene: oonethie - 8 Sew! M Have you heard MELBA, CARUSO, PLANCON, EAMES, GADSKI, SCHU- a or. clas etc, on the VICTOR? Yow cannot Gold-Byod Needles, the paper.1¢ So Kid Hair Curlors, bunch .3¢ important London suburb, the other | We have several SPECIAL, outfits, some made up especially for the Summer Ironing WAX, OACh ..0++000++.1¢ Gay raised the salary of its librarian | Camp. If you think Vacation, think TALKING MACHINE—and then come in 3 . ‘ i J 12 Bone Hair Pins, in box, the to $2.15 « week and that of the por: | and see us, and we will make it pay you to take one of our SPECIAL outfits along | box ~ 2 eR ae with you-if prices and terms count for anything. ; to $6.25 Asked the other day in a Lon don police court what he did when he saw the prisoner brutally beat-| ing & woman, 4 witness replied, “I sent my wife for the police.” Don’t forget, anya Machinery, that | | yome machinists can do more and better work with @ $2.76 kit of tools than some others can do with $10 worth of toola in moroceo cases A policeman patroling his beat at © Ajpington, England, the other night wee al i by on " | Ct owl, whiew REMEMBER—TERMS AS LOW AS $1 DOWN AND §1 PER WEEK. D. S. JOHNSTON CO. 903 Second Avenue, Burke Building Postal Cards, local views ....1¢ Se Peter Pan Purses . all our 10¢ = a Luster Cotton, colors, price is 4 balls for ....... Diana Hose Supporters, large front shield, elastic 14% inches +» 286 R¢ Wide, all colors, pair .. Best 100-Vard Spool Siik es | girl, regular good finish; York and Niagara, and as this may OUTSIDE, bathed in beiitiant | $1.75 Quality 3¢-Inch Black Taffeta be the only chance of my LIFE to] sunlight, lies Washington tite. won-} every yard guaranteed see them, you can gamble that I! derful, and ALL I have sean of tt} A am going to rubber at the sights|is the monument from a DIg SK Carnival price ....... y a the “Life C4 Lady J Grey.” | to travel, but, like a crate of oniogs, Hengalines, Rajah, messaline, is is the & D time I bh not as a, pamsenger Am | stung . orien Saanan Gitte tines wo ta bam 2 | jaspers. Silk Carnival price = Hest 100-Yard Spool SK ...... . MARRIED LIFE IS WHEN WIFE IS THE OLDER, ASSERTS MAY IRWIN is miss ate MAY IRWWNN, From a New York Photograph Pub lished Toda childhood ing And in a know they @ break the ko have it tied. y for the First Time. who want to lead some young «irl lot to the altar of such case re more anxious to ot than they were to Then if the woman is older aie! is more usband, for | man of 40 th likely to get a better sort} which increases their | a happy wedded life. || it is more difficult to please a wo | an a young chit of a who imagines she ts in love with every man that stops to tell her she is pretty “A young man who falls In love with a woman older than himeeif respects her away from lives “Love and respect should count | for more than a dliference of years been Every Yard of Silk--- Every § Sale---Many Other Lines Also Quoted at Sharp Reductions 36-lnch Black Taffeta Sik 75c Yard Black Silk Eton Jackets $4.49 J THE SILKS price $1 Imported ¢ measalines, p merit of He doesn’t have to worry about where she te when he, home. He knows she s bad enough experience in life) werlook the fittle fr wrecked ons that y married *o In fact in the ideal mar All Pianos ia Not Works of Art. While other pianos have been commer- is the peculiar Steinway and Knabe Pianos that their ar nurtured maintained as a possession beyond price. the t and | SECOND DAY OF LONDON’S SILK CARNAL Silk Garment--- Every Silk Thing in the Store-¢ 10; oxtfa good for no starch or dressing. Silk The M1 Boiled Swins Silk, to give perfect satisfaction to the wearer Tbe to $1.26 Pikin and Fancy Taffeta Silke—A big clean-up of new silks bought for this sale, at onethird to one-half the price. This lot includes a large range of patterns and colors, and are the most stylish and wanted silks for this season's wear; miss this sale is to miss the best sale of the season regular to inch pop jain chiffon Taffeta, polka dot, Loutsine and novelty Oeeereeeereeresese eeevees 456 teeereeee . terececeees BE $2.00 and $3.00 SILK JUMPERS $2.19 | Made of guaranteed taffota, in | six different styles, tri | with straps and fancy buttons } sizes. Regu } 00 to $3.00. Silk Carnival sale price . $2.19 SILK PETTICOATS Big Reductions $6.00 Skirte for $4.00 $7.60 Skirts for ... $5.00 $8.00 Skirts for .. 95.38 $9.00 Skirts for 85.98 $10.00 Skirts for 86.59 $12.00 Skirts for $7.98 | | Best 100-Yard Spool Silk se A Great Stock of Notions At Everlastingly the Lowest Prices 6 pair Tubular Shoe Laces, for . POCO ee bee weeee wareeees Se Art Pillow Covers, all finished, ready for use> very pretty, ORCD weeveee crees cesses MOG Corset Steels, black, white and drab, the pair ..... reer.) Hat Pins, crystal and jet heads, 2 on card, the card be Excellent Nainsook Covered Dress Shields, Nos, 2, 3, and 4, the pair ..... «. 10¢ 19¢ Rush Shopping Basket, very light to carry, each ......10¢ Best 100-Yard Spool Silk 8¢ OLD co GENDRON GO-CARTS. INTRY LINEN A dumb tramp “ in Berlin for eee ponograph, visiting where out @ hem owner's misfortunes, ite one merchant of ot Pekin cted of murder was death by being Four warders + to keep him gy, th day he died, si poi | ar! GLOBE BLocK The Ouse the Way TO BETTER GOODS AND TER PRICES, Manicure Goods for the highest class of cutlery nece at prices ans tonish th increduloug prove m to give yom THE MOST OF THE FOR THE TK gear MONDAY’S AND Tul SPECIALS Henckels Best Meslay ; me Henckel’s Manicure the very best im the take pick of any grade scissor for . Westleke Nall Fi cut and warranted extra tise] * i KURL EISSELT. New Photograph of the Young Man | | Who Married May Irwin. riage age should not cut any fig jure.” Merchandise | of Sterling Merit (both as to quality and style), EN ARIES RESP Westlake each We carry a big this justly famous tise guarantee every plece perfect satisfaction, Orange Wood Sucke~9 top Emery Boards —10 ia @ slide box—very + traveling. Special ... 14, Nall Buffers—a perfect fuy paddet Deffore—in larger 4 different styles @@ rious 4 s from 25¢ 81.50. special . Cuticle Knives Renewable Nai! Polf ular SOc kind—Speeal Requa’s Tollet Pumice—endh | Complete Pocket Nai J at prices which are as low as + + those asked by any strict ly cash store, and the privilege | of paying for anything selected on easy payments, a little down and « litte at o time the combination that trading here both economical | | and convenient In the extreme. | We'll be pleased to have you our showing —that's makes P call and tompect of ready-to-wear apparel for all like goods and our prices—our little the family—you'll our at a time plan will help your Pray’s Rosalia 46c bottle—Special . Maniline—a preparation for the i of superfluous cuticle. purse out Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc. 1332-34 Second Ave. 209 Union “Seattio’s Reliable Credit House.” WHEN YOUR FEET BURN and perepire—causing you that by tired out feeling-—fust try 6] bottle of LIQUID POOR] EASE. It makes happy te fet. Per bottle THE WASH GOODS ana DOMES WASH GOODS. Bates’ Seersucker Gingham. 150 different stripes. colors and every yard guaranteed. Carptval price A..F. © and Dunkirk Gingham, 100 pieces to choose trom. nival price sine Fancy Swiss Goods and Batiste, in plain ore or light and grounds, with polka dots, stripes; fast co! Carnival price. Linen Sultings—36 Inches wide, in light blue, Allee Oley am green, brown and natural colors. Carnival price ..... DOMESTIC: 80 Pieces Heavy Outing Flannel, in light and dark colors; ey 32\%c quality. Carnival price Percales—Light and dark colors, about | ferent styles. Carnival price Curtain Scrim—36-Inch Eeru Curtain price Gheeting—9-4 Bleached Sheeting, sells everywhere 34¢ and 35 a yard stripes and figures Scrim striped. one of the best in the Carnival price Rest 100-Yard Spool Silk A Real Carnival in Hose and Under A real bargain carnival is offered you in the sale of Ge “Forrest Mills” and Essex Mills knit and Mills” brand is probably country. No store of importance can get alo: Mille” goods. Tuesday thousands of Women's and Children go on sale; vanes up to $3.00; In the Carniva Women’s “Vegasilk” Vests—@9¢-—Sold always at $1.00, make. Come in pink, light blue and bia Carnival priee +! Women's Union Suite—“Forrest Mills’ " finest nd cotton, ribbed and silk finished; $1.75 values; in the Sale $1.00 Hose, 25¢ regular Hosiery, = Brown-Durrell Co.'s Sample York and Boston; hose that make you Values to one dollar; your ¢ Black or White Lace Lisle Hose, sire in the Carnival Sale 100-Yard Spool Silk holce Infants 10¢ Rest Long Kid and Double Tipt Silk Gloves White White Extra Fine Two-Clasp All ta Silk Imported Gloves, the pair 196 Musl st h polka in t The best for the least is the long. Beautifully Finished Lisle P write ars Glove, in pearl gray and white, Ps quality, wit the pair The long: wide nival sale lain White well made, ruffle; 2% Yards long value; Carnival Sale pre IMPORTED NOTT? CURTAINS. Special fot of 80 palit ow's quick selling; 16-Button Silk Kayser Gloves are vory dressy; black and white the pair $2.00 Black Pure Silk Gloves, 16-button foagth, priced at, the pat 14-Button sth Brown and Tan Kid Gloves, for street wewr, London's price fs 83.25 18-Button Kid Gloves, Brown and tan, $4.60 value, Our price $3.50 SUMMER COTTAGE @ Best 100-Yard Spool Silk se HAMILTON-BROWN SHOES in the 100-Vard Spool Silk FLOOR COVERING. ( Dow, pat $1.40 to $1.60 7am yard « $ Sale price MAY MANTON pay RNG, 10c