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

= P HE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1907 JUNE MAKES IT’S BOW THe seaTE STAR =|: STAR DUST BY STAR PUBLIONING oO. Temporary Quarters. Se ae BY JOSH. EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY. FROM DIANA’S DIAI BY F. W, SCHAEFER, — Mra. Howard Gould says who was| pore you were Hetening to Fair Independent 875; Sunset Main 1080, warned to beware of coffee, Maybe | banks discussing the trusts. Business: independent 1138; Sunset Main 1050, somebody's been sending her the bs advertisements of a cereal drink. Pdtter Star Duet LLARD STAR AGRNCY 8 Balierd Ave. Sunset, Ballard 98 -. : a at Pionse tell mo what is good ‘for TRVRRETT STAR AGENCY-C. W. Baldwin, 1 Ruchar Ave, ind, OX, r A Werd From Josh Wise, hone that wilt not lay. 8. F. ‘One cont par oopy, Aik conte par Week, or (Wenty-five conte per month. Delivered You are foolish, 3. F, Why waste by mall or carrier, Ne tree copies, . Be anything good on hens that wong jay? Entered at the Pustoffive at Brattle, Washington. as second-class matter, TO MAIL SU Rae i The dat eoriptien expires te on the eeareas abel ot wach paver, Whee ‘that dirives, “it pour eeherripsion nes ast A clown with a cirous that vie : a again been palt in ince, your wame tg taken from the list, A shange of r » | ite: free IL, eloped with the allure te = th’ ited Freeport, Il, elop the address (avai ‘ie Teosipe. sel wise man’s teacher, | bell of the town, It only proves he NOTICN TO WUNSCKINEAD-Gnould pear copy of The Mar fall to reach lows. Peers ee Seccines tienes te we tee rer torcal up eur anim cities, Genet wee Oo Mate 102, Independent, LM, Between € ead T10 oeleck, and we will eond you @ opr Sc gil ree shoals mies & mare tne coon, siete telephone Ge covery Umne On the Jump. y ry hte way we cam be certain of giving our subsoribers & perfect service-and “SYiegers haa his house fixed wp ben like a fire engine house,” te the only . “What fort ORGANIZED GREED IN SEATTLE “Why, he's one of the Standard OW Co.'s attorneys.” ¥ ’ A Chicago deaconess iq looking ts organized greed to be allowed to retard the growth of Seattle “1 hope cosh Gein ‘ene eit hes ke rence neem te weit Are we going to allow a few cttizens of this city to make the | 194 (ney'll never poster thetr Wives |her clean out view. It be jus prices for the mecessities of life so high as to render it impos | by asking them to mak things Mke about as to fied them ta Chit sible for any but the welltodo to live in comfort here? mather ~ to make,” wald the cago as to wipe out vice, angry © | - ‘These questions concern directly every resident of Seattle, They elever oN may doar,” oaid her! are questions which are becoming daily more serious. consoling husband, as he tackled | Glowing predictions of the future of Seattle are made daily. Most [the pie crust again, “you needa't) citizens of Seattle believe them to be true and all hope that they | worry, They never will will prove so. There is every reasan that they should prove true, King Réward 4 pink shirt to if nothing tnterferes with the trend of natural developments, But | ing races the other day. Hut so far it'is In the power of the people of Seattle, some of them at least, to as can be learved it had no mono- retard greatly the development which outwardly appears inevitable. | sram on the deeres. There are two elements which figure strongly tn the upbullding “You have an iden that wou- of a great city, One ts opportunity for commerce; the other is the [an is a creature of prejudice and cost of Itving. Where the opportunities of commerce are great and | that she bh 0 idea ef justice,” the cost of living reasonable, great cities spring up. People of a eer aia wealth are attracted hy the opportunity to make more money and aaeak by the fi oda the laboring people are attracted by the opportunity to find em- oP ployment and the reasonable cost of living. If either of these ele “You,” admited Smithers, “And At the End of Mis Rope. ments is lacking, the growth of a city is retarded to that extent, [that's why Justice ls always shown as blindfolded. “| GOT A SQUINT AT THE ATLANTIC THROUGH A OPERA GLASSES.” mn j * This thing of traveling as 4 lady Wij] MARRY JAPANESE companion to Mra Cushwads HAS) | ———eea got me going. Here we are at At) i was anm Jantic City and I haven't seen any-) wiizabeth Derek thing YET. Asa tourist Mra. Cush-| public schoals of wade is sure a phony. At Washing: | Wil! soon leave hep ide of the face, or, if applied to the right, the effect will be the Te is caused by the crom Cracker Crumbs in Pies.--When pumpk are cheap and esa ar “T don't see the sense of open} dear, the housewife wonders wheth Cost of living is the clement which ts Iikely to prove a serious - ~ Nie dide't faave the hotel once, | (9 wed & young ~ @rawback to the future growth of Seattle, if certain abuses are not “Why do you call Lea fom - oy Pagina ge Mg stor! eee or it ls economy to waste the pump it te net con-|and now here at the seaside we | The two were clams guts rectified. Tho opportunitios for making money are great and the in {pany the Hydraulic Mining . / | kine of invest in high priced exes apart in the! cooped up in a hotel five bh University of Indiawe 94 from the beach, and Mrs. Cushwads | 5x0 and « won't fall for the broadest hints to/ the Imtervening ft go out on the board walk. Sho's|!sto love, The " wrapped up in “The Lite of Lady| the Minnesota, “You ought o se the stock we've | se@ators eit there aad listen to the ioe to of fellewt = t toad ing the usual! event of keys being lost. stolen or \ousd |chaptain ~and then look at What) i, of two cage to « ple let her] missing when you wish to fit « ——— they do.” i « ° etir toto the pumpkin Moely rotied | You can jearn more by leten You, bet think how much worse t+ Mma seanhen 6a flow of capital into Seattle ix almost constant, but the cost of ity away out of proportion to the salaries of wage earners; so much so that it has already proved the cause of many people leav- new key, take a« lighted match or candle and smoke the new key in img the city and returning to the cheaper districts of the Middle |!nit than talking’ says a Dail/things wight be Mf there were 80) Joonrut to ple. if thie Is done| the flame, Introduce Mt carefully! Jane Grey,” which 1 now know by | wills & ton meat it West. | more paper, That drpentes. > i prayers. tee well beaten will be auf-jinto the yhols, press firmly] HEART because I've read it to her ee 1 be held Wore she-hiahh gelent Sir Ge witseectites of tte which preva tn [Tn en ee ‘ oon | Pisent tor three ples, as the crack-| against the opposing wards of the|eo often; and “Alexandaw.” the | Will be an affair of Seattle due ral Md be an THE DOVEYDOVES AND THEIR FIRST BORN ors help to thicken without making! tock, withdraw it and the inden-| parrot, recites paragraphs from the - to patural causes, there wow! no groan lor com the heavy or soggy. The ples| tations in the emoked part of the) said work from hearing them so plaint and we would be forced to make the best of {t, but that Is not By F. W. 8 chester. seem more outritious aud digestible! key will show you exactly where toloften, and if THAT ain't rubbing true. The high prices in Seattle are due to the existence of trade a ” because of them file. it fa on me I don't know Se: in bines which regula! gouge Factal Neurasigia-df the new Puddings When steaming pud “it ts not—aw—seemly-—aw— op t will oe eee aha ralgia is locmted on the right side} dings put them toto a cake mold! Diana, faw you to go out alone, “ of the face the left hand and wrist! that will fit into the steamer, in-|says Mra Cushwads, “and as faw mo-aw-—dawn't care toh mingle with the vulgaw horde. Read tub me and Alexandaw” Wow: AIN'T it maddening’ Seattle ts at the merey of the coal combine, the produce combine, the meat trust, the laundry combine and other combinations for the purpose of holding up the people. Throughout the country, the people are saffering from the ex- actions of what may be termed ational trusts. Seattle feels the effects of their exactions and in addition has numerous ioca! com Dines with which to deal. } Combinations which control the supply and fix the prices of coai, Produce, meat, bread and other aecesaities are Megal and criminal and can be broken up by pubite prosecttors with sufficient nerve should be placed for 10 or 16 min-| stead of tying tn @ cloth, and they ates in a basin ef water as bot 24) will be lighter can comfortably be borne, If the Cottage Cheese—May be made left side is Ue one affiteted the] by pouring « quart of bolting water right band and wrist should be/ on to the sour milk which has been| Sometimes tn a quiet hour | can placed im the hot bath The trest-| placed in vee bowl After it}hear the booming of the surf 1 ment cam be repeated if the first) has cooled strain and season, This|stole off to an attic window and dors not relieve the pi The x | method requires leas watching} took «@ squint at the Atlantic planation given by physicians for] than the ordisary way of heating| through # pair of opera glasses, but [thts peemiiar treatment ie thet the) the miix. it only made me feel bad. And then [iwo nerves which have the greet) — —E a_——- |? hear the merry bathers come eet number of tactile nerve end Oriental Hilliard & Pool Parlors,}trooping in, tanned and happy, of medias} 1413 Third Ave, have eight new) an evening! Geo, this is the craziest and ability to carry through such « task. Mr Dees eo want ings are the Ofth and ; poveytore — al cept over my dead body f tables and the only Sx1@ pool ta | TRAVELING I ever beard of Oh It te of utmost Importance to Seattle that all such combinations, piece of sponge cake, Baby? [ aswure you baby gets olf she! ares nade anak teaedie queeal bie im Seattlo. A place for gem | Diana, why did you leave that dear We : which tend to Increase the cost of living here, be forced to dis Mrs. Doveydove—Don't try to Wants to eat You are mbeurd.| io the tert hand affects the right’ Gemen. **| oid Taffeta & Balbrigen for in| solve and the people of the city who are paying the cost, should ood her, Lemuel. She's mot old ARyhow, she can't eat any of those | ta - - ~| = department store there's at least | make thelr démand no loud and insistent that authorities will be *80usn to take solid food. things you want to give hey.» a/ SOMETHING Going all the time. | forced te act. Hut sponge caké won't hurt her.) Clr wWasberwomen’s baby tet (To Re Continued.) evn @pemge cake is perfectly innocy | much older than Raby, and It rhews en Our styles meee - pony & piece of bam skin tied to ® string bly correct, A BIT OF VAUDEVILLE __ Bt Baby's laeation will be uP | rye" iatn niin ie jest given te "y THE HOUSE OF-QUALITY. | “right” and By F. W. Schaefer. Oh, sho cam oat it, if you soak it” ey our tebe ube re. | ° VICIOR RECORDS TOR WME WAVE ARRIVED a e quality- tm woltl. dy as anybody else's. I'm in favor t t - (1) Twonew records by Clarice Vance. : 1 want Baby to take ber nourish | of ching | a ploce of mince plo ah! (3) Hive uew cocerés by Pianees. service is free to makes the buyin ment regularity, She le sot hungry « pacifier, ' “a = onal LEMUBL! (She snatches Baby3| (2) A new 124m duet by Caruso and Aw It's mighty atraece s parent can't} Now dow'l get excited, Jody: t cones S OQ food his own offspring. Worides,| 1 didn't mean It Shel, ahh A ida. record, estections frew Mates on our terms, Think of ft Gummer pen wae* Don't you beer Ont oe yee scare me when yer P's) Complete lint free on request a save gio gyg sey erematg | ond ow my o o Ob, Lemuel, don't proveke mo — Weil, please forgive me this tipe ee ete te toe Prices at east $100 less than = Px tavete ‘ Dee be a ~ ore’s cog thing I bop thaea ees a He: e even give te hat’s that? we ye make apecial terms nana? I'll pee! tt That you won't keep Bab¥ ot &'| 406 Second Ave and prices to relieve the con Oh, horrors! The very idea! mollycoddle diet any longer than | gested condition of our ware: i tell you it i the tmalienable necessary room, a8 several large ship right of every Infant to eat. No e Mra Roveydove . Sudt ments arrived all at once body can starve « child of mine @x-| laughed a sammmcsamane- an | THE MEYER-TONER ? PIANO CO. My 314 Union St. Opposite P. L- “Blease retchister in advence, der erootst™ Ougar” “You vill haf no drouble ad al! “1 can mod, Adolf. 1 hat forgot-| From segross der street you can | ten how olt I a }ece dem biainly margt on der oud | site.” “ad \eaad don'd stig der pen ta U dot potato again. We haf to hat id |, les dere » fire escapade in my for breakfasd “No, bad I can took your address | ThirdDay of London’s Wonderful Valuesin | Silk Carnival “Iss dere any mail for me? }in ease anyding habbens. j “No, but a female inquired a fow | “Dank you, | do net care to hat! minutes ago.” }id known dot I died here | “Ah, dot wase my Nemesis.” } “Any valuless vich you are de “Veli, you can haf her. Do you \sirimg to haf locked ub in der vish a room mit bath?” nate?” Business. was good here today-——So good that we are going to give you some more of the same kind @f ‘Yess, yers, Negst to a room| “Yeas, you may pad my pitcher ' Py on, : a for tomerrow, Some of today’s hits will be repeated. Te il your neighbors and come early ; tich hass been fumigated I brefer-\of ice vater ia id. Ise der elefator ence « room vich hase hat a bath.” | running?” “P-r-+ rot!” i No, bad in room 101 @ crap “Vot ius der madder mit your| game iss. Do you vant a call in boy? Hass he dot St. Vittles | der morning?” We want you to take the advantage of the Silk 4 36-Inch Black Taffeta, $7.50 and $8 Silk f | j dance?” : he | Carnival Sale : re jan der i hop.” “Becoss | am ad hotne, ba, 75 y FE c s. fe “In cause of panig how vill I fint | ha, ha!” t | i Cc per ar Wie comers: tiem. abies coats * : pl toe, blucher style, wide silk ribbon laces, sell For one day (Wednesday) yout any $7.50 or $8.00 Black Sill HONOR FOR CONFEDERATE VETERANS «= NO._- PARLIAMENT IW FALL. Inch Black Taffeta Silk, regular price Joersbrated by the to a oie seth. - i no starch or d Carnival price 1 quality taffeta silk and ate Tass jthe Daughters of 1 Howse of Commons today that ' Carnival price be xt 75e | W ~ by : eg bla wide. Regular $7.50 and $8.00 by the bestowal of the “Cre there wil no session of parlia cher style, flexible sole Ss: “ “ amt moxt 1 1 ri litw 36 } Taffe ¥ my ale Wednesda aa | teser” wpom etght veterans of the | MOBt next tall $1 lity 36-Inch Black ‘Taffeta—Im military heel, cap toe. Silk ¥ ederate cause “SURE,” BAYS INGALLS, ted Oil Boiled Swiss Silk, every yard Carnival price $1.35 $ d $ v and men selected for the honor thestons Metaneth Ctnetens aranteed to give perfect satisfaction to Misses’ white canvas oxfords l an 2 Women’s ’ Judge WL Allen, ie Ginna? dee nen the weare k Carnival price $1.25 flexible sole, low heel blu § 49 | til. Patrice Bent, Meee 2. telier, | atted eee estate eae to $1.25 Plain and Fancy Taffeta Silk cher style, sizes 11 1-2 to 2 treet Hats 49¢ te ent, Henry ‘ lroad . res ve caneidh " » $1 nan ‘ affeta Silks : . é 5 uel. Patrick went, Henry J. Miller | railroad and a recoptive candids \ big clean-up of new silks bought for | _, Silk Carnival price ..$1.25 | One hundred of jt Cusrice M. Betton of Olympia he would not refuse a pomina . t! ale, at one-third to one-half the reg Children’s white canvas ox hats in doren f sr price. This lot inciudes « large range fords, plain or cap toe, blu ors, Regular prices from $l cher style, leather sole, all Silk Carnival Sale Price . sizes from 6 to 11 1-2. Silk Carnival price OR > patterns and colors, and are the most : 3 3 tylish and wanted silks for this season's F : : A Hi ve v no ay —_ gre -_ gina Ys a That Boy Next Door would make | That Boy Next Door procured a bi } int to en . rage T weed cnnatinves Rs jah, Mr yong Peak Mc ; & good inventor If his talents could|cycle pump. He pumped about 144 - Edwin London has be directed into legitimate chan-}cubic inches of air into the batch of gone fishing for a few days gra Louisine and nove nels. However, I fear that he is | dough | [ ty jaspers 7) arnival price tSe ‘rea s Sen 1 R lar 39e headed toward the bad |. Delighted with the way the bread est 100-Yard Spool Silk & ae i a rn Silk C val Sale prige: «+ Now just listen to what he has|had “riz,” the cook, when she re If you want to feel comfortable when it ix hot, ; a es ‘ a Aiton al pa RON Te. - done turned, blithely baked it. My, but 5 They make their own broad at/that loaf was light wear one of our shaperetaining two-piece suite > That Hoy Next Door's, The cook| When they cut it at table the loaf ought to have known better, but | was found to consist of nothing but she left a pan of dough unguarded |a frail crust and a wealth of well . im the kitchen, and the boy took done atmosphere Prices J notien Immediately | 1 am gratified to state That Boy rh) ; After remaining wrapped tm |Next Door wan deprived of his dos r Crepolines, 4 Parasols 98c T2inch Nest Quality Grass Retached Irish Tabte Damask; $1.75 quality; Carnival price, per yard 300 pieces of Lawns, | $2.00 WhiteSummer} Table Linen Specials ‘ oS thought and a large heritage of jsert at the meal as a werning not to ~ bs « renin, . wh for any T2ineh Extra Fine Quality Grass Bleached Irish Organdies, Dimities, Bati te original sin for = few moments,|do so any more. Three-piece sults $15 to #40 on y z Real $2.00 Goods, te Table Damask, $1.50; Carnival price, per Hes " saasece: etna ana — hed in embrotdery insertion Dae pattert fanc 7 eo aad te < a iain 70-inch Irish Linen, gras bleache 00 qualit FRISCO GRAFT CASES LODGES TO HOLD SERVICES Fancy vests $1.25 to $10 , ‘ ks; very handsome and aaah Se regen jeached; $1.00 q malty: visa een cone stylish; the price ia the sea ¥ Napkins to match these at specially reduced CSeripps Telegraph Servier.) More than Ralf a Gosen frater | hit one prices, “ SEE WINDOW | SAN FRANCISCO, June 4.-—The |! orders will on next day |} e arraignment of G. H. Umbsen, J.|°onduct memorial services for de- f Thread has gone up in price, but GENDRON GO.CARTS. HAMILTON.BROWN SHOES M B Green and W. T. Brobeck,| P**ted comrades in this city. The e " Gharged with bribeing the super-|°Cters will include the Macaboes soll 200-yard basting at, DARA Visors on the Parkside railway | amen of the World, Tribe of f . te franehise deal nd Mayor | Ben Hur, Odd Fellows and other Derning Cotton, brown, white, Schmitz, charged with accepting 4) | ‘ : WEIGHT SUCCEEDS VERKES. o u . pool le a bribe from the gas company 2 have been put over until Saturday 4 ated afet Pir af 1 fm order to allow the mayor's triai| _(4¢r!@p= Telenraph Servier.) 000-604 Piret Avenue, Cerner Cotumble | 1 AEA) Home of the U) on the extortion charge to have a| WASHINGTON, June 4--Poar Se | ie en REE a @ear field. The bearing on the Weight « New Orlear accep STRONGEST TOPCOAT HOUSE IN THE STATE Ss | Cie at sa ‘ motion to quash the indictment | the offer to become commiasioner f a . r against Louis Glass hag also been (of Internal revenue e Yerkes. . se OLD COUNTRY LINEN MAY MANTON PATTERNS, (0c postponed until next Saturday. He will begin next Decem a PRN A ON SS «CS INE