The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 28, 1907, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR os - BY STAR PUBLISHING Co. Temporary Quarters, Old Library Building. EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY. Sunt Main 1080. Bunset Main 1060, pendent 875; Independent 11338; BALLARD STAR AGENCY an a Ave funset, Railard 00 wx. BYERETT STAR AGRNCY-c eee Mucker Ave, Ind w One comt per copy, etx Oy mail of carrier, No 6 Entered at the Postotfice at Seattian Washington, as second class matter, RIWENS- The dav ee te om the When un r TO MAIL BfGrens lade! © erat ee ess Vabel is CRIMERS Should y eur please do us the favor to call up our wtent LM, between To o'clock. and we ~ If you should miss Kk more than ches, please telephone us every thine 1" Sur subsoribers a perfect service-and way we can be certain of tri y way oe a om TEACHING CONTEMPT FOR JUSTICE making a great mis of the Coroner Carroll, of King county, ts fefusing to hold an inquiry Mnto th @isaster last Sunday Every indication points to the s lapsed was defective in construction « The fact that it belonged to King why a searching inquest should be held, that (he blame fixet Stone's I AUKe where five persons lost thelr lives he plor which col unsafe the more reason may be Mr. Carrol! takes the position that, as the pler was the property of the county, he wil! not help the claimants for damages by giving them the testimony of a coroner's court, to assist them tn their @uits. He wil! do what he can, as a county official, to bar them from getting justice. This is entirely wrong The county should be tre it metes out to private individuals asters oceur in which lives are ted with the same sort of justice that when die and to corporations, The coroner would be quick enough in such cases to hold tn Quests and help fix the blame. In this he would be doing his duty. He should do it also in the case where the county iteclf is de fendant. The law declares that money the death of others through negligence, It Is therefore a travesty ‘upon justice for the county to dodge the payment of damage claims against itself, while insisting upon the payment of claims by all other culprits Svych dodging also bas a bad moral effect upon the entire com muaity, The county, through its official, announces, in that the laws are not made for fair administration; and that tr @ry in escaping trom their penalties, is commendable This is a fine doctrine to teach the growing generation! should be paid by those who cause such effect, “NOT GUILTY! NOT GUILTY!” All over the land goes up the shout of the predatory Maancters. @harged with robbing the people through trusts and combinat “Not guilty! Not guilty!" Here in Seattle the officials of the Pacific Coast company §eining the chorus. They claim that they are not charging a cont fore than they should for oval Te columa interviews they are pouring forth staten @Mficalt it is to get miners, and how much it now coats to mine eal, and « lot more tommyrut of the same character The Pacific Coast company is robbing the peopte of Seattle. It te taking advantage of Its opportunity to hold them up and take from their pockets a million or more of money to which it has ne moral right. The Pacific Coast company ts no better, morally, than the bar. giar who breaks into the house at night and steals your watch @ad silverware. It is less courageous than the burglar, and thore fore more despicable for tts actions Perhaps the Pacific Coast company is avoiding technical infrac tion of the laws. Perhaps it cannotbe indicted for its crime, but it is @ robber, just the same. The present prices which itis charging for coal in this city Gre an outrage. It is @ great pity if the community, which ts so Plentifully supplied with criminal laws of all sorts, may not be are nts of how able to reach this archeriminal of them all! But we can try through « grand jury oe: See SD postmaster genoral of the United SCRAPS States to accept the post of consul | general in London, was a newspa The south ts sald to be getting! ficher at the rate of $7,009,000 The German emperor intends to eet the emperor of Russia during *\a summer trip in Scandinavia. It is expected that politics! matters of & Boston preacher informed his | great imoprtance wiil be discussed @ougregation that in eight years The place of meeting is as yet a the reign of the devil will come to | secret. ” en end. — Statistics of China's postal serv } fee record a wonderful increase. Ramely, from 176,900,000 pieces of mail in 1899 to 113,000,000 pieces fa 1905. | Place twelve onions in « row on | Obristmas day, name each after a month and put salt on their tops. Those on which the salt is melted inside of twelve days will be wet months, according to Long Island weather science it is only about four years since | Robert J. Wynne, who resigned as {. — S on CS CELEBRATE. .f " i The Fourth. Piper & Taft, 1024 ws \ } Beeond will supply you with “AS fireworks and flags. See the } Ley ame see | SALARIES, What person earn ing a salary, cannot save a portion of it? Lay aside the little sume which you are Hable to spend for lux uries and you will be surprised to find how rapidly they count up in the future you will have 4 reserve fand to provide for necessities, E. Shorrock, President. J. P. Hartman, Vice President Alexander Myers, FIRE-~WoRK Bec- Smith, LITTLE-AT- EASY. SUITS AND VERY Cline’s Piano House Popular Sheet Music ine Strongheart ine When the Flowers Bloom in Springtime , . 16¢ Clematis 156 Sweet Potatoes—Rag ine Pawnee 15¢ Waltz Me Around Again W ile ine 1332-34 SECOND If Anybody Wants to Meet a Jonah Shake Hands With Me | Blossom Sunset fag Honey 0 6ee Ine Somebody's Waiting tor You a woretes 20 Sometime ..... | Per correspondent in Washington. | .) ry) Z| BY GIVING’ OUR PATRONS. GOOD STUFF FOR THEIR NONE GUSTER BROWN COMPLETE BY F. CHAPTER X and the pastimes of h main. ng the sports the terrors of the Sp The Lascars spent happy mo ments etringing var red beads. The two or three t se in the crew formed a mand ub and played and sang swoetly-—-if you Jon't care for sugar The Englishmen, Americans and Scotchmen drank to excess. The vessel heavi stocked with red pop in The Maladys did embroidery and made crasy quilts, They accom | plished the latter, espectally, with out the slightest effort Col. Crust tried in vain to fo yelgie Robert into a game of au thors may pands The peace conference disrupted by impossible peace conference tant necessarily impossible A Werd From Josh Wise. No one knows a woman's heart like her dressmaker.” A Copenhagen scientist chloro forms plants to make thom «row Perhaps tf this were tried upon Shotgun Dianks to order, 10 and 12 gauge. Hall's, 1111 Ist Ave. °** Or Robert's Rendervous With the Red-Hanced Rovers, W. SCHAEFER, a litte Tonight will take you and four of my trusty the tales who w time RESOLVED THAT’OVR BUSINESS iS |} speck of tropical hortaon, an the m¢ it and Then bury reason that dead men te! leaving t a dime self to belleve that in ptrate erything goos don’t mind tt dreadful, was at band A. PIRATE THE MALADYS DID EMBROIDERY AND MADE CRAZY QI/ILTS. The conviction was rapidly grow They sailed and they satled ing upon Kobert that this woul } While waiting for adosert tstand | not om up on the starboard bow there was hope in bi | Robert engaged himself with stady- breast when Col. Crust potated verdu uninhabited tsland son will be up. ff bury «a chest of I will stay the four them with it, for hat to » novels the ger Dows t had schooled him ite and that the vic enjoyable moment (Contiaued.) Lee Maker. Phone, BOOMING, BECAUSE swE BOOM AT WE BOOM OUR*BUSINESS 4 OF COURSE YoU ARE GOING To CELEBRATE YOU ARE NOT GOING To WASTE ALL oF YOUR MONEY ON FIRE-WORKS, ARE YOU? WHY NoT BUY GooD THINGS To WEAR? DON’T LAST LONG, BUT CLOTHES Do, IF YoU BUY THEM AT THE RIGHT PLACE. OUR CLOTHES Do GIVE LASTING SATISFACTION- ALWAYS HAVE-THAT’S HOW WE'VE OUR BUSINESS. 5 PRICES ARE A-TIME TOP COATS $15 LINE OF THE IN MEN’S FURNISHINGS. RESPECTFULLY, AVENUE “* Seattle's Reliable Credit House’’ TO $35 NEWEST KINKS BOOMED “RIGHT’’ AND OUR PLAN MAKES THE BUY AND EASTERN OUTFITTING COMPANY, Inc. 209 UNION STREET would BUT STAR DUST BY JOSH be, cnlons when you peel them thelr sufferings Yot a domand that would disrupt a| ery not make ING A you | Girl Graduate ought to keep her from being a lemon ‘or 35 may but who In Norway women now vote. Oh, wants to vote! Defining it. “He t# pretty handy with his fints,”” anid the man with the bua | dle of laundry under bis arm What you mean,” sald the man Jwith the quill toothptek, “is that he ts pretty faty with his hands | Whose Verses Are Those? ia oarneat is not ite goal who rocks the row Yet the fool boat Rocks away with heart and soul answers to the |” few | Here are a | backwoods pu Are they right? - q a, eS “- | One corrosp writes: "You | Boys Wanted yack we Rengassed, Ds kin weigh thet deer with @ fence)» oan g¢ m ro Leng rr ka 2 Ban pcan ee an ae te y| To sell Seattle papers. For infor: jthe Kunboats Chicago, Hoxton and ee } 490: 180;:190 equals 2779-19 | mation apply to » Engler, Star a ray! Page Po Nipate oe The Quakers trantneas, | pounds joftice, old brary building, between eee ae anne ee oats leave || M& because the statlonery gag |} Another The deer must have | and 11 in the morning and 2 till) pie TN oy g- a0 and 10 a tm here is the kind people are lege — ad — eay 4 pou }% im the afternoon, Initiation fee) 1:15, 2:30 and 4:20 p. m. Round ing for tom & Bubseriber. | paid by Engler *** trip Ge - POG wayne mee a cactthas 3 pounds; H. M, @, 93: 167 1143 ane pounds. Wrank Haglund, 147 913 a — pannds, and L. Bernheim, says 120 i ‘ pounds. Let us all try some more.) NS | Today we commenced | in Geattic, Ay) | Stationery at the opening how | No, sir; don’t tet us call our- | in response to our Thursday age jelves cosmopotitans just yet. 1 ®y vertixing. Sale contionss jm went down town yesterday swing Ny ones ing @ cane, and almost every one * | tmrned poor, Why, some of Have You a Piano x | the pec amiled out loud, and I : coil + couldn't help but remark it Which You Do Not Use? Oriental Hilliard and Pool Par jlora, 1413 Third Ave, have otght now tables and the only 6210 pool A place for gen - table in Seattle. tlemen “UNLOADING BALE.” Ladiew Spring Hats, va to $12.60 at WOVELTY SKIAT MFG. CO, 1916 Second Ave. ATHLETIC ALICE Don't fall to visi t the Bho follows the styles very closely,” said the girl with the ie eo Chap suit } You, but they never stop for replied the girl in the ankle | Athletic Alice took a swim For scarcely had she turn ngth skirt 7 ‘Hite. ‘Think ot Betore the fellow | With Winsome Wille, Think of 1 Wola have ended him, 1 tah ar neighbor? him! If Alice hadn't got him out | N Well, I should say so. He} wouldn't lend you @ postage #taMP.) jruy your Hat of EB. ‘N. Brooks " | & Co. 1431 fecond Ave eee! Tourists every member of your tached to tT which we &Gm far fly Why don’t you make it useful to by buying @ player which can be at We have a large line would like to show you, } } j at London’s Hae more sitke, b sitke, slike that pn een AEnn neh 2 Lace dk ud oo iL. | Misses Extraordinary Values Summer Kait Calicoes for Comforts Months We purchased 50,000 worth more for tess | Yards pure electric dyed | $15.00 and $17.50 ribbons before the -* money Tomorrow WOMEN’S SUITS . Se vale ah Silk, 26 | sam Reautifal Mine of taflored sults in. comes brown, red, | wholesale price: women. Materials are all pink be to She value 1,000 sol chiffon panamas in black consolation for ad a pe yer in Bagg Be 4% and _— of different Ae ag he 3 woe ore: white a & in. Sih rbons 0 o fancy wool mixtures. ag her & Swot black, per yd. ..30¢ toe Pton jack Gontist, 206 Ritet $ quality 36 In Droadens, atrfj t semé-fitting Main 6254 eee Black Imported Swins cheeks, com jackets and box coata Lined | Taffeta Silk exten the newest colors throughout with silk and hand fintah good heavy sale price Ite trimm with braids silk. We positively | Taffota Ribbons tn all od fancy tions. HRexular guarantee every yard | the vartous ¢ prices $15.00 and $1750. ON to give perfect satis any width. S@ to | SALE SATURDAY AT 89.98 faction, pr yd 25 10¢ up to No. 16 and Gkc grado Lining Sik No. 40 at. per yard | $5 and $6 Tailored 3 98 comes in navy, ted 15¢ | White Wash Suits 6 Krewe, brown, tan (fe ee reseda, tht SUMMER Made of Indian Head Linens @, ght pink, slate WASH BELTS seven differ cream and black, per 919° White Mercerized jacket, pc ya ane Tallor Made Belts fitting jack Boe qualit k Finish Me et and loos i ' navy the White Indian Head. ing first class, t med with hows, Grom, gan pearl buckle 186 straps and pearl buttons Hight pink, light bine, |) -esssssms Skirts are cut wide and pleat champagne Altce | WHITE PARASOLS = pactentetecadtieg *' biae, Nile, cream, | $200 White Embroider DAY $3.98 white and black, per ed Dainty Parasol ya abe ose | $5.00 SILK ETON y AND CHIL » and Embroidery immed Skirts 81.50 Also aht go Underwear saeek patteten At less than factory | $1.99 White Muslin v . Embroid and Lace 12%ec Women's Jersey Trimmed Skirte O6¢ Ribbed Vesta, 4 to 6 Also night gowns in » One choice styles. 19¢ Women’s pink, blue, | 98¢ White Muslin, Lace Rib. Vesta 4 to 6 and Embroidery Trim sale 11 tte med Corset Covers Women's Extra S7¢ fize Ribbed Vests Also drawers, lace sale IT%¢ trimmed 29e Women's Knit | 75¢ White Muslin Draw Pant ample vari or Embroidery and ous stylos ine Lace Trimmed .2h¢ Extra values misses’ Also dainty corset and children’s sizes. covers. GENDRON GO-CARTS in Ladies’ Ready- to-Wear Dept. $3.98 JACKETS ered Linen Stor : Black Taffeta Silk Eton Jackets just for Saturday in¢ | OREN’S STOCKINGS trimmed with silk braid; per : t 19¢ Fast Black Ribbed Handkerchiefs icon a" P fect fitting. Sizes from 22 to Saberaad ats ra pair 106 42; actually worth $6.00. SPE én te tank Veike, ohit CIAL FOR SATURDAY 83.98 brow no and bh 3 Sale of Muslin Under- $1.25 and $1.50 98c Se Linen Embro garments WHITE WAISTS Starched Collars Beautiful New White Lawn and very atylish ibe At one-third less than : $a.00 Bock Comba wax | Prevalling: prices India Linon Waists. Hand a aan ame 3 mely trimmed with ¢ nd toi 964, Eaaiat ts contador ee ery and lace. New, dainty de est Silk Gloves, $1. | tire surplus stock of signs, Actually worth up to scial 20 button | prominent local whole 50. ON SALE SATURDAY length, in black only saler make it possible g Saturday bar in for The | A Store wa $1.00 ] to offer ct un Kayser” ts the mag arments at prices Milli e Cl a career te, ‘oe, waste | (crcl comeass ne | ammery Clehrance for wear, fingers dow | crowds ble tipt, tipt, tipt. 62, A few of the many Sale one styles that await your Lon A short tion $5, $6 and $7 3 White Mustin HATS AT . Come to our millinery depart ment Saturday and take your pick of any of our trimmed hats, priced regularly at $5.00 $6.00 and $7.00. VYOuR CHOICE FOR $3.98 $1.25 WASH PETTI- COATS These Skirts 98c are made extra wide fancy and have a nice Materials deep flounce are plain bray and $1.25, aT and ed cham and seers checks. Ree ON SALE SATURDAY mer stripes ular price AUAKLE Home of the Unive SHOES AND BOYS’ CLOTHING CLELRLER a around | gS! Moet 1 duubt Fourth of July Bargains Galore! A SATURDAY FIESTA OF FASHION Holiday Wearables Ready for the Sust SILK DEPT. | RAW SILK | Specials for Saturday Nas Advanced 50 Per Cont in the Past 12 Tour of Sound who tho Those wish to enjoy next Hunday shoulg : }to make the trip ve the magnificent at passing througt \Juan de Fuca not to be fo of the world wifts Drug Store Crows Annex, and joaves at 6:30 a m 5 Aad BLOCK Twilled Irish Linen Bond, New York Linen. Highiand Linen. Highland Linen Bond. Two-Tone Linen. Faton-Hurlbut's Famous At the uniform price— e Bize ...... jum Size ., Letter Size ‘ Quaker Persian Lawn .. Hegular Quaker price, ie MEN’S GOODS} Pickwick Golf Shirts, all this season's pate Fine Doagola terns, such as we've) Shoes, patent tip, ex been selling right tension sole, military slong at 750; Satur heel; these are a day special very dressy com- | Ralbriggan Undersea fortable shoes, all drawers double seat: dises, regular 92.58; ed ecra shade, fine * wearing weave, worth special $1.89 | Soc a garment; Sab n'a Oxf pat urday « eat Up. Underwear, shirts only, sole, medium heel, in silks, fine mercer soft, pliable upper, all ized, lisles, French : it a balbriggan, ete, worth sizes, worth $1.50 $1.00 to $2.90; Satur special ose day, choice .... 60¢ *« either dark or light all sizes, worth $2.50 en's Tan Oxfords, | Men's Belts, browm, yxible or heavy tan, gray or ale, blucher style. narrow worth 50c; special gola Shoes, stock tip, “hildren’s F spring heel ine Suit Cases, all 2 straps ali aroand, 4 inside, steel frame, good large case, $5.00 value at .... $3.89 Wash Vests, black and $1.98 Don medium #ole, all sizes from 5 fo §; special , —_ ¥5¢ figures Children’s Oxfords, pat k ent tip, bincher style, worth $3.50; day ‘ low heel, s 8% to 12; special S148 Fre h Fold Four-in-hand Boys’ Heavy Shoes ” 2hy inches wide, calfskin upper, double assorted h a blucher style, all worth 25¢ or ys or 6 Saturday ... Me si om 13 to 5% special $1.60 | Boys’ or Girl’ Ply Suits, save Ia Men's Canvas Shoes bills, all ages 1 to leather laced, leather a out +64 and comfortable shoe Men patent ¢ metal, bl P. & G. White Naptha all the latest st Soap cece lasts, “American Gen | Granite Wash Basia: tleman” ma t ° $3.50 | ¢) 99 rge Bere. Calls, twos Clothes Baskets ..++ T9¢ good, et & ma ja : Ib. rolls Cotton Bat double breasted coat apa ng, opens full size All stzos from § to 1 ‘ ot comfort ..., 59¢ regular $1.7 spe $ lackola Shoe Polish.+ ctal O8e 5¢ Boys’ All Wool Outing | 496 roll Tollet Paper, 4 Suits, double breast for 25¢ ed, well and Solid Brass Hose lined, sizes from 7 to Nozzle 25¢ 16, Nght and r Humpty Dumpty Flakes ry and 60’ @ good, durable unter, al Oxfords, OLD COUNTRY LINENS ralls, 1, double copper knee and seat, 4 to I years, a pair ,.60@ $1.25 TP stustin Night Gowns Perens with collars, sizes 18 to 18, $1.50 Corsets 10¢ 1,000 Flexibone Corsets and Jackson Waist® $1.25 and $1.50 values, all at Saturday sale=