The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 2, 1907, Page 4

fie snare: - « , nally. ‘ ht | TT porter, “what waa the canse—wine, | phatieally There's not! re i beginning, Indeed, it's halt THE SEA LE STAR women or song? & good box oa ne ac Py mal « ( oolt in} the battle Lasinesa and conoe to beg weene aan whe, O° q ROLLO AND HIS FATHER - - . “ f th rt id Libra with,” said the old follow, “I t- | the cane o' BY STAR PUBLISHING co, = Temporary bin - Y | oa in the newspaper business ax nj airing to marry, meoured Bat es a ~ - * - Joub reporter, I worked like the | able perig Se thang rte My By F. W. Soha this way he becomes at rascible , ‘ SUNDAY. _ | devil unttt T got to the top then aj fot: ee with these words! ‘I know Rollo and bia father wore mak-|*peak, in wor wh w as jones decided to quit working, I mada t t gee who is bel * @ way, sir, whereby you oan save ing one of their customary rounds oe Baitori Qunect Main 1080. ¢ othern do my work, went tn for 3 | r glass in Kiven a course “oh “times,” and showed wp at tho of-| money. , about thg burg and swapping 4! cation that includes Art, Litert a tice about once a woek—pay day,| Governmont tests of | fire-killed philoteyBical line of talk Ethics, Philosophy, Algebra BALLARD STAR AGHNCT—€H Daliard Ava. @unest, Ballard tot “inal diacharged timber have demonatrated that this ‘ * beam iWidesiaai ¥ eesalohaers aan Pinally T was disoharg / sd and should be consid ‘Oh, wir, ventured Rollo, “there | Soclolog and a parchment An heuueeeCanenee ioe funwot 14a Be. you had kept right on wood a goed and shouts 8° Suis. Koos Mr HVaKlonnaxger, the capital costing fully 76, cents whag coy, sim eonks pat weeks ov Uwoniy-five conta per month Delivered | MOVUMET) i oe owned tho! Der, as far as Ite use Ie concgrned. ie, Vien Sem Pate re 2 Merreeee scores 7 0 rae ene eee he said, “young man,|Fire-Killed timber checks | bexly re alway tret@ely affluent, |incorporated into the custom J at the Postottion af Beattie, inglon, ae second cine matter ‘ working—do everything | When lett igri J ped oe 4 © | while men Who are made elsewhere |man highly desirable and a (! TO MAIL SURSCHIMMNS he date your wobscription expires ie om the u are told to do whether it be] me MNe Teme for nome pits ‘ol buve nothing but braine or talent?’ |mald Kotlo, a perplexed look qiahet of ach paper. “Wham that Gate acrives, if sour Ayhinieacdste'es | & dago wedding In Hestor street Or] ioveg timber which haa | been Don't think this wasn't a hard|ing over his face and them sddreas Tabet te & veosipl @ & banquet at the Waldorf, Revel im) iiiied by fire should be gonerall: nut for Rello's dad to cracks or|ing overboard on —. see — “ Ms " . o it 1 °, aid Rollo's dad, “ th ~ - y | Work—pray that the managing edt ithe oar after & hi jatohing, But he went to it game) Bure,” sat ad, “but ° PETES TO, SUROCHIBENS—Sheent reer copy sf The OA Se cites, beset |tor doubles your list of assign joan} rey oe Ve tory rai] Tho modot wife is first of all! situation when he sooms Anctined | y |the Une all ibis ageronattion of tn 1080; Tndepentent, 1M, between € aad 1:90 o'clock, and ments. Never quit, for won a8 | pe ive beer .| healthy, #0 healthy that whe can't |to become a tyrant, If ber husband | Hem,” said *he parental wine |ture hae be: unpacked fog Jute wie should mise Kh more gree, pledae tel Fon quit pou've o geeer.” Ser ied b6 yoone ‘betor er ~ one pai tun te prone a halt day [1% the kind of man who would poll) acre, “It's probably all in the cur-|from under th ust of the Th (his way we can be eectain of giving our subsoribers & perfect servicewamd | Oyy) Y - her by catering to her caprices #he | riontum he selfmade man de |reared guy, where it lew ta the only way Milenyo ce Al pow pa coeerne talking about her aches and pains.| should bo on her guard and keep | votes himself strictly to one fray-| like so gouch Neapolitan tog ee e loffice now. UH show you ind ‘SCHOOL CENSUS i} The model wife is a good cook.| her head without driving him away | od old text book, the title of whieh the @IPmade guy ts alr yee CRIMINAL REFORM | And it ts needless to say phat Shg knows the right kind of food| from her or without being spolled./ia “very Man His Own Meal ling away from the little C |the reporter cancelled bls HE teat Genin’ heel | Abo® all things the model wife! Tieket, or Grab Off Aw You Go.’ In! whore they pay off.” it Cr i Sacer . ae And eYicient, while carelessly pro) members to turn her back before | m Tf someone should get up and say . . ey pared or halt covked ron ives him|she laughs at her husband when | “Your method of punishing criminals is all wronge Your a ndigeastion, which «polls hiv good! he has a “terrible” pain, or when Jud yoo " ‘ shment will Sit thy aaah of SCRAPS write annual school conmusowhieh | nature and injures his chances of he stubs his too on a chair, for | ges guess at how much punishy MAise € | ges gue t t k that there are 38.716 school ahi. | P%ns & Auctens in life. o man's sense of humor has never the misdeed Then you sgnd the peor wretches to a prison — —_ dren between the ages of & and $i | The model wife is industrious—| been no fully developed t he can but not to a fant, The wine WO |semanyiking funny ta bumping man @uns her household, but her) agminst things that take off the household doesn't by « long Way | akin run her, She works herself just! The godel wife koopa her end of hard enough to keep things going | the partnership well in mind and 4 to keep herself in trim, but is willing to eave money when there worse | Benjamin Pay Mills, the well | tn ffgattio, not inctuding those in | . known evangelist, Is leaving the or-| the sections of the city annexed than they were before. Finally, you let them out and your | thodox pulpit because its teachings within the last year, The figures | civilization turns its back upon them because they are jail-|are not aggressive enough to suit) for 1906 were 26,169, and those for : him. He now is preaching what | 1906 were 23,948 If the ontimated birds ; he terms a “doctrineleas doctrine.” | number of school children in the ymeoné s his o ov ale o | He is establishing a new church in'nowly annexed districts ts added | *"* bas too much wonse to work #0 | in need, Is willing to bear hor #mare If someone said this to us, you know we would have 10 Ee eee porn yf Se lag te ey Lat teens Oe 4 ROGGE | ook thet aie babethes & auntinnlo? ens bucdons, 0 wetl.oe te take | take it : ° Ferando valley in Californi invalid, She kgows what to do| hor half of the pleasures; she nev i . |Mills has worked. in ee inant BAN FRANCISCO, July 2-—Die-| and what to lea undone, and) er sits down to be waited upon, to t is true. leity in America. He graduated at |'ttet Attorney Langdon will take | when to do and when to leave wn-| be pam to be indulged in With all the enli ‘ enment we boast, We are still in a hope- |pake Fo: a up the matter of the legal status! done. She is never « slattern, but! gobbling up the ripest, richest and zc a a OY eae He cron the falicaunta’ “lof Acting Mayor Gallagher to the| she docan't follow her husband! mont desirable fruit of the firm's less muddt2 when it comes to crime, its punishment, how to re leuporior court thin week to geter-jaround with a broom 404 8 dustioroduction” Bho le no. shirk, this strain it, what to do about it, and bow to make good citizens | lan Maclaren, who died recently, | mine the exact standing. The end | pan, nor is she always xcroaming at) nandel wife; sho is a good follow “ nt was talking to a group of li@rary | of the fecal year is bere and many | bim that he must leave his boots) ax game as her husband, a com out of those who under our system have forfeited their right | peginners in New York Begin | unpaid billie demand attention and | in the back yard. “ panion gf @ helpmest and an in . your stories well.” he said, em | the situation muat be cleared If & woman is to be a mode! wife | apiration to the man who loves jer she must honestly believe that ahe| and whom she loves. n do the family, the race apd the { ronan | " Prof ad . | faithfully keeping her home com-¢ Boys Wanted | where they are given every encouragement to become | The ) Quaker's 1 Kodak Department Is the biggest thing in the kodak line in the state, and the busiest, too. Developing and printing is done at prices that surprise those who are accustomed f& dealing clog where, and we absolutely guarantee satisfaction, This? We Develop Free at the Pike street store only, providing we do your printing. s ‘i ° .° = Today and Tomorrow to personal liberty. oe aoe @ .° Er A CES making | fortable and cheery than by bettik To pel! Seattle *. For tafor The measure that is to begin it is called the Davis bill, a prosident of the Hymone club of! mation apply to Geo. Engler, Star the secretary of the Matrons’ X Y. | office, oid library building, hotween iz Qs © 8 and 11 in the morsing and 2 Un The model wife ts honest. When|3 In the afternoon. Initiation fee ho spends the morning reading a | paid by Bogler oe hovel and her husband comes homp to find dinner Inte, she tells bim the truth and doedn't pretend that 4 neighbor came in and hindered her She wends hack the sugar that i# delivered by mistake and doean't quarrel with her trades mee trying to get something fr nothing A wife should koow how w to humor her husband tm his t whims and ‘wishes without making ja baby of him, and she should be }amart enough to quietly contro! the which has passed the legislature and has been signed by Gov. | Hughes : % | This bill practically abandons the theory of disciplinary punishment in prison for rigidly fixed terms and proposes to) @nake punishment dependent upon the subsequent conduct of | the offender himself. | | eile i ® It is a marvelous forward step in the treatment of crime. Open An. — Account | With This bill provides for the creation of a commission to ex tend the jurisdiction to probation officers and to enforce the probation system in all, parts of the state. | Other pending bills continue the movement, until it is eh finally proposed to extend the present parole system until it includes practically every offense upon the criminal schedule! ; Olympic Market } i} Tuesday and Wednesday. except first degree murder | feuts your meat bills in halt. 118) Us | sinbsiignaiillaiiie . a It will say to every criminal, “Here is your chance to be-| | Pike st. opposite the Bon Marcho. | |} Ash Extension Tripod Dark | Ruby or yellow glass, r come a good citizen.” | saealimeieiianieilagons Room Lantern, regular $1 - Dieta bb te } | Yor anything thats needed to . ee rac | at $1.00...... * | complete your summer ward |} seal dei caaich sth Desc robe. You're safe on style and quality if you select that new outfit from our #p ing of ready-to-wear for Mes and Women — our prices are “right.” and you're | welcome to pay @ little down on anything selected, and the } balanee at your convenience, & | little at « time. Such enactments are, necessarily too sweeping to be put} fnto general operation in a moment. There is too much of the dead timber of the law code to cut away : | But we cannot help realizing that our present system of 80 many years for one crime, so many years for another crime, PREMO PRINT TRIMMER. 65c size for * sinbak sts cce ates 4Sc size for . tee Hides Hides Hides “The Quaker has’ just received a large quantity of fine” hides, 6% to 10 square feet in size. We design free for © purchasers this week TRYE SENSE OF THE WORD minimum and maximum sentences between which the judge] ls the Meyer Toner Piano Co This means that if you buy your plano from this house, yoo don't have to pay tribute to | } Portiand, San Franciseo or Ta coma. It means that you save the profit of local brageh houses, and considering the enormous retal? expenses that these branch houses operate under, & comrervative entimato will place, this net profit at from $100 to $16e. Do you think it worth while to save this amount on a Pt ano? Then call on The Moyer ‘Toner Piano Co Rasy termes. Largest asort ment is left to guess; our system of making a man worse by his| Come in tomorrow and your selections and have any necessary alterations made tm good time for the “Fourth.” punishment instead of better—we must realize that all this is in its very nature absurd, outrageous and barbarous. If, out of this germ of reform that is promised in New SOMETHING NEW. ‘Leather Pillow Tops and Backs, with e¢ Brush chanting picture of Mt. Rainier in brush work. You'll like them. R Pillows $6.00; special ............ Missi: | TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY SPECIALS. | The Quaker Drug Co. Work, there should eventually emerge a great system of crim igal reform ani criminal reclamation, it will have been one of ; | the most tremendous advances in the annals of law, and out | mcm-enencmmene ed Ee re ae a i - day will be recorded as an era of real progress towards the ideal of civilized government | he f AR DUS F i ee ~ ay _ A BECOMING HAT FOR A BRUEN BY JOaH | Eastern Out-. fitting Co. 1832-34 Seeond Av., 209 Union St. Josh Wh Hiskenting somebody with an hon-| 3 _ “Seattio’s Reliable Credit j / A Werd From em | bilsenting somebody with en aoe The Meyer-Toner Piane Co. eee | 1013-15 TWO.STORES. — and It goes on year after year 314 Union Street. Opp. P.4 First Ave. estlake. | Some corebrites have gotten de | frees from a number of institutions | jot learning 3 “Soft nothin’s are| They are multiplied doctors of | Open Wednesday Night ° b] Open Wednesday Ni gin’rally spoken by ‘something or other 8 soft nothia”” Usually a degree ta given te a someone already very well known - jen" cen | (YOU'LL HAVE MORE MONEY TO SPEND ON THE FOURTH a IF YOU GET READY AT OUR STORE ate erent ra ie wot SATE OF LADIES’ HATS ATH fut AY Men, TH Tam mosarch of all I survey How EVERY WAT IK OUS MILLINERY DEPT. MARKED DOWN JULY DAY'S SELLING MUST DO THE JULY. | | | | My right to dispute there ts r, i can’t be done WORK OF TWO. THE FOLLOW. | cause fe etiquet for the " Sat none, $3.00 and $3.50 Dress He ¥ ¥ Bok goes while I'm at Oyster Bay ‘ and t his de $4.00 and $6.00 Drew i ING ITEMS MUST ACCOMPLISH And likewise at old Washing roe $6.00 and £7.00 Drews Hi at That fx all that holds down SPECIAL Ti Gren eee otis te “Ww ‘ou dissolve your part: | * the colleges with the de 1.25, $1.50 $1.75 and $2.00 SAILOR HATS AT 98 aclWhy 41d you dissolve your part: ere congerring hablt cna Te SLATS and SAILOR HATS AT $6c 11 92.00 white Embrohtered Parssole er | “He was always broker than 1 Regular values up to $2.00. ON SALE WEDNESDAY AT 50c White Indian Mead Corsets | 25¢ | was.” [ae : one 75e Drape Veile, all the new colors B9¢ : 50c Hat Pins, imported, fancy tops ......... .. vate one Oe Regular $1.00 and $1.25 Waistas at 7T0¢ 25c White Tailor-Made Wash Boits ORE . | It in @ good thing that curiosity | ~¢ os te WHITE WAISTS-—Big Reductions A Cows Regular $1.49 $/60 White Embroidered White Skirts Term. Two glumes in the same shades of | a newspaper and he forgets he ade of blkck*taffeta silk, and triv forms mich a lame onset in bu man nature, As long as the peo a ie +3 Wale ple are curios they will read the hd Reariar $1.76 and $2.00 Waiats at 81.49 158 White Stitched Wash Belts ‘ Te wapapers | ~ 1Se White Swias Embroidered Handkerchiefs 106 | She—Won't you ever get through : 4 SILK JUMPER WAISTS 75e Lace Collars, choice assortment : Abe ere ee oe : ular $2.00 Silk Jumpers—all color #1.00 85e Fancy Silk, 4V%-Inch Ribbons cn 1v¢ ° ° ‘ourse, I have found 2 g) suteads cueoh well Here is a fetching shape in Milan is finished with a large rosette. | since I marrieg you that give a wan! @ if SILK ETON JACKETS $2.49 White Lace and Embroidery Skirt ... 1 @ cceees LS ’ room at who had just arrived at/ the plenie. | Straw in the natural shade, Ribbon Yeparate Silk Kton Jacket, m brown droop gracefully over the |had a wife. “deg . , watt : of harmonizing shades of brown en-| right side. The bandeau is cover | ned tte beets, Rapeetae, Brine 9.00. Oe See er pa rte garde anaes eked poe —_ the crown and the lett front ae with rougttes of brown tall vm Pooh Getting the better of "| CHILDREN’S HATS AND CA 80 Lace Trimmed Muslin Drews: ste sees ° - Straw Hats, Canvas Hats 4 Outing Cay Regula 5 7c L Trimmed C Cc 3 A 1 r " ; - 75c Lace Trimmed Corset Covers ase i. swing?” asked the girl in the mush GOOD AS A MILE? $5.00 WHITE LINEN SUITS at $3.98 25¢ Women’s Black Stockings, open work aa. peee ise Made with Bton Jacket, pony jacket, tight-fitting Jacket and loone 25c Women's Swiss Ribbed Knit Vests : . 12%¢e : You,” said tho girl in the brown| ‘The poot sends me the tatiowing box coat; all white white with blue trimmings. Our regular re . ours © pall a came hat ti i i gg > sag k dail con a tha enbe cant ‘haddte that sailor, “Mies Avoirdupoy has beon| “Hersayes’ light does not stir 95.00, Suit, ON SALE WEDNESDAY AT 83.98 Early Selections Requested Styles Are Limited, A reporter on « New York dally he resolved to quit, the work was| "ling one for the last hour,” } Her lips are breathing |myrrh one whose gool work In the past | otli@e irked bad ’ " " ne Out of the soul of her 5 - had bee: duly noted by the managed” an oid man had eptered the of Degrees! Take One. Just what does he meaq? ° . Si ] ties hist an he was Making this po-| HAS anybody ever tried to ost Picnic Goods }{ Kayser Silk Gloves |} POPULAR PRICES || CELEBRATE 1N mate the number of honorary de-| The stage coach robber arp met grees given by collages ting to be as heartless ag a@j)cam- F That nurgber must be enormous. |paign committee, They are ;mak- f No emont season pasnes | ing the victims pars the hab td eac h solve. gn old fellow with a red nose a typical = “boowe-fighter He glanced about the place, shook his head sadly and told the gatheropert | Are Here ONLY TO 8& OBTAINED AT OUR OXFORDS White Canvas Ox IN MEN’S GOQDS for the and Flags office boy that he wanted to sec|*thout nearly every college com: other LONDON’s. w ivals of uy flexible sole, low or the managing editor east é . PRINTED FLAGS Posttively the last werd tn attorne you nN Mk milit uy heels cover OF He's not in,” said’ our friend the | [J were einch by site ea en * 5 0 grades hoel, Cap or plain toe, sian, wth aan 1 de tar you LERLELEREEERLLRPALEREREERE dnch hy Sieh, dos vedom, Double tipped fin 31.00 pois Say Frese are you after a job or do you wan | ‘tex 7%, don gers. Long ones yp to kwear, wide 81.48 ® glean out the place?” The las 6 x 9%. dor 82. Short ones, T&¢ to old or veversibl Tan Oxfords, tight MAingly, 8 xi each Oe, Every pair a satisfaction ! ree asvrtment ft pattorn calf or chocolate cok 1 wart a job,” said thg old charg 11 x18, each on hand and off hand nc uleoreeatentin inact: © faexthie kid; bincher or DAN briefly 18 x27%, each id exible or extension sole} Had any experience? i: ans” ‘onek s Wesh V including t - on; ay $1.98) tioned the yough =n “4 pony - a’ Ten Gibs cn aad Mi cake weld the, oi: tee Have You a Piano JE) 8 br ieee SILK AND DRESS angi peeiermge «heme = Mo ; Which You Do Not Use , no jo ribbon laces; | stag 11%; spectal cursing his luck. Of} thia very of “When I left I ing editor 7 COTTON J 5 e z late he had to work too hard,| Was manng editor.” Why don't you make {t uset . t SUN TING, sowed GOODS DEPT. mn Weight Ralbrigga n's Ono Strap He had°heen given night aseign Your're joking id the sre sa be ; nig tare and Stripes, guaranteed @ Underwear, drawers double and bow, patent tl Suir whieh teat the Yooring wo |" oe every member of your fan 5 Sueh eslare Our Regular $125 Quality seated, shirts well finished e, spring heel; sizes t ~ Black Taffeta 26 in or color; worth 500 @ gar 8% to special Os. of theater tickets, he had been de P ix6 ft gar t ie U.S. Navy Yard bx & ft wide Chiffon, weight and fin ment zoe Boys’ Vici Kid Oxfords, exten: tailed on early morning fires and Negligee ft Collar Outing routed out of bed at other unholy All aboard for the navy yard to which we would like to show you. ix 9 ft ish vory soft; will not split sion sole, very neat and + seaaend i xe see Uncle farms battleships, the | 6x10 ft Shirts, made of Henrtetta tasty; sizes 8% to 12; spe | ” break; per yard oa¢ oloth, with mohatr front and celal ia Bx10 ft Gxl2 tt Paper Ptonle Plate Faney Paper silk embroidered figures; worth $1.00; sale price .75¢ 3 ’ Pure Irish Linen Hand kerchiggs, with hemstiteh; all you want, at each 12'\9¢@ | Nebraska, Oregon and Wisconsin Swell |the gunboats Chicago, Boston and For a well mdae, swell fitting |Albany, the training ship Philadel sult of, clothes, that will last |phia, the prison ship Nipsic and the through the season and look well|immense drydock. Boats leave ee minute of the time, go to|Pier 2 at 6:30, 6:30 and 10 a m.,| Paniel Fuhrman; he makes clothes |1:16, 2:30 and 4:80 p, m. Round md Ay, *** | trip 60c, Men's Patent Kid Oxfords, blu cher style, matt, foxed ex- tension sole; all sizes; Ame joan Gentleman make s0e Quality Tineh China Wash Silk, cream white & N buying a player which can be at S tached to it? We have a large line % N N ® Siemon ay & Gn only, very special, per yard teteeeee Boe Napkins, 100 10¢ My (or Bentiomon. 1016 Be