The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 6, 1907, Page 4

190% THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, JUNE, Gould Not Come Fourth, Irrigation Nas STAR DUST FROM DIANA'S DIARY = | scv%icho fi ama . re ir 24 ¥ and ree ’ 7 THE SEATTLE STAR Temporary Quarters, oa Lay LISHING CO. Building. . ther threa (6 £0 on first OF A, ROT ‘ow could | come fourth if rn aimed by’ the iret? { the ground water aad EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY, BY JOSH : aed ‘ . Teiepnone Editorial: independent 675; Sunset Main 1050, ooceensiigenereenananant Business: independent 1138; Sunset Main 1050. “ auppose you have had many ex| ey, tavested ft fea gold mine - eo ~~ ne ~ Jofting experiences and some won-| and : RALLAND STAR AGENCY~—dit Ballard Ave Bunset, Ba bea - derful eacapes,” said the reporter “And rose to 4 position of in AR AGENCY. W. Baldw ee Hucker Ave, Ind. @X “Yea, indeed,” replied the Japan| dependence,” , »so general who had seen half « No. And then he married/’ Spy, ME conte per Week, OF twenty-five cents per month, Delivered k w No tree copies. contury of military service, “I have —~ lerossed this country twice on ral Witnesses against a Yorkers sa a Fontotticn at Geattia Washington, as eeoond-ctans maton Ta traina and apent 24 hours in| loonkeaper admit they objatned TO MAIL SOHINRNS—The date When your eubseription expires te am the | Chicago. some of thelr evidence from spirits aS ee, Se Ci eS we You're alwaye sure to find spielts in oe Mabe" voce aureidineemanteti eabhidtinntitit A Word from Josh Wise, — |# #loon case, NCR To SURHORTIUETS your copy of The Mier fail to reach by gee oo 40 we the favor up cur main office, Rant “fo you're 92 years old today,” | said the man who called to, offer) wld mise it more than an be certain of giving oUF subscribers a perfect sorvice-and hia congratetations, ” confewsdd the! Th’ man whose] sioncer 08 tadey, 1 time has no value)” well, Tt hope you have anany always bas plenty; | more birthdays.” th’ man whose) “ny heck, | don't, I've written) time's worth some! four testimonials for paten’'medt thin’ never has cine factorios, two dintitierial have! enough. boon trying to get me to eecom/ mend their whisky, ve had my picture taken for two hale restorer Advertisements and @ olgaret com So Yaatyeadete, HM” peeween Snead Ta w'elogh and we will sand You 8 copy ween, me’ sag HF ou he on, please telophune Ue every, time i te The way | THE POWER OF THE PEOPLE Supine submission to oppressive conditions is not the waual course of the American people When conditions demand action, the American people are Prone to act At such. times, precedents have no weight. New prece gaay wants me ae 5 eer dents ate established to meet the changed conditions and mark Wee te Per er hare em look. [helt goods Wirthdays are too Friday and Saturday Specials , ' another step in the progress of the people ing man talking to Blimloy? reanons Fer, TANGLEFOOT FLY PAPER—3 double sheets for 6) ig Accordingly, it is not likely that the people of the North- bed 4 0 ean Peewee “CONEY—BUT THERE WASN'T NOTHING DOING.” POISON FLY PAPER—Kills the { instantigall a ¥ pe : c 5 west will submit tamely to a repetition of the coal famine of) No. Am expert accountant.” v. en neato ene ts: eoeaaiee the Ser é > Having got over hor jittle apell | saawer, of sickness Mire. Cushwads felt able| “What an—aw-—abechd—aw—in to “travel” some more, so we|lerrogation,” she drawis, weary ’ eee . packed up and weat over to Coney |ike, “I travel tuh these—aw DERMATIC EGG SHAMPOO—Fine for the hale HAY’S HAIR HEALTH—Regular 50 bottle,. speci | fast winter, They submitted to it once because they could do ‘i aught but accept the explanation of the railtoads that un- PD Raping pBsor Be gon “i seen difficulties prevented them from meeting their obli-}pradeatown for the dance Bhe | ‘ danced all (he regular and six extra Inland between chapters trom “The | points of law—interest tub be abie ‘ gations to the people. ; aa numbers. Misa Covode is one of Le at iady Jane Orey”” Arriv.(tah aay that I~—aw—bave been || /calp; per package :opeea They will not accept the same explanation this winter. the belles of our beach and im al) ing we at once RESUMED “The | theah.” P “ fe |} COKE’'S DANDRUFF CURE—Regular $1.00 size; spe i ly th eo | Ways in demand for dances and car Life of Lady Jane Grey,” which I could hear the thud-thud-thud | ’ The railways, which control the coal, must supply the Peo) vis at the rink, Misa Covode can repeat with my eyes hut. | f ® basé drum over on Burf-av. 1) cial nn I thought at tast wore going | Could hear the elang-clang of care|— VELVET CREAM—A delightful preparation fog ple this winter or make public confession of incompetency and] qrove home after the dance—stetl | j allow the people to matters in their own hands Beach (Fis) Fudge, {© do SOME sightsecing, but Mra. | Which were carrying their loads of Cushwade has got any hermit you |Seliday makers to Dreamland, Luna ever heard of beaten blocks perk, and the thousand and one|} LA BLACHE FACE POWDER—Regular Se sunburn and rough skin; per bottle Fe The crisis is practically on already in Seattle. With nine! 5... we. dates deciares be stands) - ; veean-going vessels tied up in the harbor, unable to get coal, it }timanetally just where he did six I got good afd sore, 1 sald to o-. ge et Cones My brain special 7 | tat kick most of + rush: ‘row @ prenence 4 o +00 e nee - * ee tor the people to take notice. [Ste oamn . ~~ sng. your parton, but it you! %, Mmm, Cushereds, determined to JAVA RICE POWDER—Supposed to sell for 50; ope # vessels cannot get coal at this season of the year, what ae An AR ‘Round Sport. teas: |rubber at the front door : . ® y BED cagahergrtes n hound Sport. didn’) want to # canything bere,| ging Gere cataped tn 0 ent-| eis! ...... me eer wneeet ane Winter? and he had to educate Kimaelf by! “Kaex Silent On His Room,” says wy iia you, come to Caney tage om the outskirts of Coney ane PINAUD'S MARIGNY POWDER—Easily worth 0. The commerce and future of Seattle, as well as the health | jagying at home after his day’s'a Pittsburg paper, Buch @ bar | Isiand there wasn't NOTHING in sight I waited io wpapense that war! but a deserted residunce street Tt or more; special ie and comfort of its people, ate threatened by the present conde _— was oe Se ne ee breathing «= ven“ Alemandaw,” (To te comtinued.) CHLORIS VIOLETTE TALCUM PpOoWDE tion, It is a danger which demands prompt action Key oe . x ae . AEG RNR bottle 4 In the face of stich a condition, the decision of the Cham- THE NEW BONNET ROBERTSON’S GRAPE 1 (CH Pint Pe ber of Commerce that agitation against the railways should é p sinning J L n > stop, and the lack of action on the part of the commercial asso-| ONE PICTURE SHOWS THE SENSATION JENNY THOUGHT T I] JUST ARRIVED—Some of the ve ¢iation shows the power which the railways wield in business CREATED, THE OTHER TELLS THE TRUTH, | Alligator Horn Back Bags and P see them. 4 4 circles, their principal hold on the American people. At a time q whea these bodies should be especially busy, they are accom: ; |. plishing nothing (1) Twonew records by Clarice Vance 42) Five new records by Mlancon. (9) A new IDin, duet by Caruso and An By Special Request There will appear in our south window Friday evens” ing at 8 o'clock, Edouard Brown, the great endum ] ance piano player. We will endeavor to break the world’s record for continuc aying of 25 hours and 18 minutes. He will place his fingers on the keys | | at exactly 8 p. m., and keep them there for at least 2b 7) hours. Watch him. This is the greatest event ever brought off in Seattle 5 4 4 When railways and coal mines fail to meet the demands} ib 3 | ef the people, it is time for the people to take a hand im their (4) A 124m. record, selections from Madam Butterfly Complete itst free on request Spend 4 few minutes in our beactiful new talking machine parlors tomorrow and hear Opefation through the government. If conditions are half as threatening throughout the coun q try as they are in Seattle, the chambers of commerce and com mercial associations of the land should be passing resolutions demanding an extra session of congress to deal with the emer- q gency by giving the president the right to seize and operate the mines and railroads in the name of the government until the emergency is over, or by less drastic measures, if such sk. . a would be effective. a CLs 422222 ‘Not until the railroads are made to feel that the power of { evsdipibeiminie ane iis the people, centralized in our government, is more powerful than their own arrogant assumption of power, will they strive to do their full duty by the people, and they will probably never realize this fact until their property is taken temporarily out of , their hands to meet the necds of an emergency, military or otherwise. 1408 Second Ave mus f IND... 1130. STORE OPENS 6 A. M. Silk Carnival Prices Sag Lower (BARGAIN FRIDAY IN LADIES’ READY-TO-WEAR DEPARTMENT Two Specials in Women’s Waists |} Sale of Sateen and Heather. bloom Petticoats At 98c Each Soe Aras ES eee MAN MEETS AWFUL FATE IN "A CALIFORNIA DESERT By Ernest Martin. weeks he had best know his move SAN BERNARDINO, Cal, Jone 6,| ments and then never venture be Death otf!l lurks In the vast des | 708d the danger tine lolate stretch of aandy waste, rocky|, Mutray’s trai! showed that be ia of variegated col-| #4 doubled back and forward side of the Ban | *foss sand and lava rocks In an) sd Sierra Nevada effort to get out of the entangle Mra. D.-—There now! Mrs. ind deny my | ot | child's birt the right to re ae able ite nal ancestor, when| mountains. |The | desest ath yap ye ners pete tegen Your choice of our reguiar $1.26 avd $1.50 White Lawn Waists Read the big rednetions we are making in Worealb th ? awaits even oe mon arty coved a t he iy ” Me. D—Go along! Even your| “tut sech the| Prospector of that Tagion as haa *piit and rent the garments into Dosens of different kinds. On Gale Priday at . one and Heatherbloom Underskirts, and come dowa : a say Baby sok = me. | absolute excl The Jent ae . cmenpitin’ by hor tragic oa, See os ne At $1 49 Ea h got the greatest value you ever rocelwed in that line. sn't so. They all admit she; few isolate 4 | fate o! urray, aged 6 » ound ir | 2 . - Ry Nagel eye hcg poe pony ee bs 4-|the vicinity of Old Dad Mountain, |01@ The next step in hia delirium . c Regular $1.26 vatue 84¢ | Regular $2.50 value ..61 w mo.” po mig lany we 1? ota ‘following the route to the | had been to take off his underwear Women's White Lawn and India Linon Watsts. Regular $1.75, a z = fiers ad are | Rowutar $3.00 value .4 ' Weill, her éars, nose, eyes, chin,! replica of you | dead man the shrewd Indian trail ing OB & Menquite tree $2.00, $2.50 and $2.98 values. On ie Friday at ..91.49 — ; . | inte . t fect, hands, neck and ™ . Jers read the story in the trail of | In desperation he had dug many | Regular $2.00 valve ..@2.33 | Regular $2.50 value td | PAisas And't Gaoee that coheut Baby te more ® mother #478! the man's awful suffering as plain: | 40D holes here and there in the | nit a. wiebit ete ceammbtaien, |Gab $4 gay ty jeat Be y au though it had been written in | 84nd Of the basin until his fingers A maa ea fo Ste eg rs es | ins Till N CARNIVAL CONTINUES IN Sg Beg oR BY a. is old. She does not un-|" » ) years Murray had been | deting mind gave way entirely and Bargains 1 oon aoe wee 5 Oat a tate. crt” | Bias sien onld it was remarkahig| MENS the grout Ganert action | In © DSSS? St Casein, weet COME QUICK enught Oa tes aands « ~liag Mabe o aon Tom eae Se tond-| make him-rich. He well knew ite {@nd arms and body with his finger Ge Baby's dimples arent pte omy. de Geet at it is wonderful for) dangers. Yet on this particular | alls . ae we he Trase Extension Rods 16¢ © days more to buy Silks at Half Price and Leas. ; They'r there Mother ha a : | mornin threw precautions to |. The Indian trailers, those faith lSc Brass Extension Rods 10¢ Positively Friday and Saturday Only. We predict fast Women M thageie es peters Ay... ; « . 4 wand ° jf Moothounds ot the seats. | Se Gash Certain Rode 24e selling at the prices nettone, Supe about He You nev ed to be , sid Ba ‘iat rt in arch a Fe nel a Se - > Finest Taleum Power 4e 20-in. J Wash Silk, every wanted shade and black eat Linin that we: p 7 “ 7 y gots auburn) » 5 He Be oll 0. Poonyge R pl Pretty Sunbonnet, worth 2h Last two days Silk Carnival, price per y 19¢ worth ¢ - ! her Murra De ne " hon ao ' ie tir ash ! ever nied # te « piac I'm not pe I want to have at I never heard of red , Y co Age no Marga ing on bis side, his features blue mas he 8. a 5. aed ne be + Poe he ee : D a by “ Gingham in at least a look-in on my own flosh oa @ Je of the house. Itithe next instant he knew he was|and still twisted with that last ae i oe ‘ +d pl gt gm a eee vorth 12 and blood must come from your side jthe pa Mage Prateang Be gee My «od 0 Hair Brushes, wire or bris Ah cicada eter aoe Ah, you're jealous, are you? Weill, that proves Baby looks! fe knowledge of winds wna | j a ma eels al Gad? & ceed ate te ee ee grog ey : You fear | monopolize Baby? Well, ike mo, ha, ba cesrme, af roues ant ndaae cnt} loved that Murray never Son Se Gh een eee teak we? ask, 58 to 60 well! But that didn't convince M water b ailed him nothing in| that first day , . $1.76 qualtty > " * are ‘There ‘ w dei at ow a r holes ay ih nin, | land an bee Bo Cl h 76 quality 36-4n. Black Peau de Silk. Extra hoavy There's this about it. 1 don't) Doveyd | the midet 0 great waste —— 7 $ ‘ot ing permanent flaish, very lustrous and soft finish. Laat om on ~v n two h time he touné | Royse’ All Wool Gults, blue serge Two Days Sik Carnival, price per yard 81.25 a himself aa iso ar from | * or fancy wool, gray, brown S6-tn. $1.26 to $1.40 grade Mack Taffeta Silk. None bet H J ‘an! ee ck sero A Lae Bom ii nee aed; teens gue we Sreax ‘Waee Gtaahens aieeinn ieee teen Tae ome Neds for ” ren desert is | are made by the best manufac $1.40. Excellent finish, good weight, Last Two Days ee a i Murra tea wee tragic an *, lined with the best of Silk Carnival, price am Copper; a ¥ frofler. = —— - jawful in the extreme, The man | and will not fade, and wear snd . bere: om _— = muet ha suffered Ge tortures of e Ti Sizes from 7 to 16 r ‘ . (was SURE | THERE'S | thousand non before deaths | A Little at a Time years, well worth $7.60. Silk ° ° } $10.0 sw . kindly hand ¢ 1 him Carnival price 4.98 t d z HAD A CIGAR ~ NoTMING LIKE A pathetic feature of the story | B Knee Pants ata eversibie rinte Dea tron Frame Wrinsel tue aia ~ A Good that after all his wanderings, be Pays for that néw ; “* t “Mo SMOKE)| | tore and after his brain had bo vrown, gray and fancy checks 21 Y Po ie Tin P ing Kettle . 5 come baked by the pitiless aun and | Summer Outfit pid ceatiy finished, Bik Oar Cc 18% ‘ at Sprinkling faa his throat dried like parchment wal neice <P . White Cups and Saucers |and he had gone mad, he was not | =e - eer BT nove Outing Suita, knee Bos Heavy Reversibl; Printed Burlap, Just the more than atx miles trom 4 | You're welcome | double breasted coats, all thing for Wall Covering, Drapery, Etc _—— ' ft r—not over an hour's shades of grey ant >| "an ' ‘4 | alas, ho did not know to open an account aad grey and mixed col Can also be used for Carpet Filling or ’ i | 1 best of fancy worsted, and B 5 ' ens a ay. eae with us for agy lined wel), the making can’t be ordering. | Such ts the peow confuston . ik ' orice 36 oe 'd encountered on the great desert thing selected from best, Rik Saree wee 18 35e Value; Carnival Sale 21 $1.25 he hills heve the semencns of 89. | our showing of BEICE, POP YORE 60 65's ner seve vee¥ teu Cc r ath ests, Pre mosas are so myich alike that | down - to - date, ; 1 worth 9 i uniess one lives in one locality for | coadip-linaiaie ais Groceries for Less RUGS. MATTING. LINOLEU snits, 1e | parel for all the ocentien Wee, SO) ats Se ’ u taney Om , : ae 8 Oe A BEST QUALITY BODY BRUSSELS RUGS. ays OF tani tha ee EVERYBODY _ |i family Lonox Soap, 8 fot abe a tag gta yt A 33 = 2 ? ene @ toom size, all good patterns, A regular 5.00 article Can Owna | aa neal 0 MEE ead Se Special Friday $26.85 = You'll find our Saimen Pud Ang. 6 for 2h¢ pCR tres yg laf Y | styles correct and Macaroni, 1 Ib. pkas Te Do you know the tuxury of an Axl Rug? ‘The sea | ir prices right Lard Substitute, It preciated. Worth ordinarily $27 Spe Friday H e her methods . 19.85 y he Ca eonee.ene aire pe | we make no extra TAPESTRY BRUSSELS RUGS—9 a a caren one and atu Pp } x12 SIZE ge to build up the, | on our terms. ‘Think of it charge for credit Save on Underwear These are good, you can depend on. W ’ r soo ST: At OM Tas the |} 820 down and # r month ; Ladies’ Joraey Ribbed Vest unsurpassed. ‘We weed thy RO tore, Here ne qualities til sample ot 4 megqse or sur will secure a fine new piano. acco, rodation regular 10 vod Special un Ww h $18.50. § ial 815.85 a tna i eeaceentuly frost avety | ||| Prices at loast $100 less than A ok sharp at... .6¢ Bame Rug, Sxt1 size, $14.50 value f $10.05 t hates reasonae elsewhere adies’ Popular Ribbed Vests ° . t butte Tee tale atcentant, | 1 th pestal terme I 1 OuT { 1 it, low k in colors, BUY LINOLEUM OF LONDON and prices to relieve the > FAS ERN (0 re iJ at ie Special at Best printed, thick, heavy grade, Thc and 66¢ va Or. C. F. Lathrop sated condition of our were FITTING ” 10¢ Special Friday ORTROPATHIC PHYSICIAN ; ; te agente’ sasaple yitel Wide. : arae . ss np _ MATTING SALE FRIDAY ve. and Pike st | 1 “ds, Values to es i¢ How Marche, | 1332.34 Second near Union Best 86e grade Jap Linen Warp Matting r? bp. m |) THE MEYER-TONER PIANO ' BEST CHINA MATTING 18¢ ed * ¢ > “, 0 ” This is our a0¢ 4 I ellent patterns and af és iit COMPANY, Seattle's Reliable Credit House hl ag ne Ay eet We : ook if 814 Union, Opp. P--4 > Pheve Motn 6254, Seattic. wasn. ||