The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 8, 1907, Page 4

a i BY STAR noe co phones — ““RALLARD STAR AGENCY-sm @@ara RVERETT STAR AGENCY-Momer Evans, 281 Rockerfeller Ave.; Sunset 10k ‘One Oy matt oF carrier, No Hetered at the Postoftice at Beattie, Washington, as second-class matter TO MA When that deen pall In advance, your ame ts ‘Address label ta & receipt. 8 TO SUDBCRINERS—snoult ¥ sr Moric erelock any evening. please do ue, the Mate 1008, Indepentent, LLM, berween it should mise it more this Way we can be certain of giving the only way. ‘The Seattle Star has beon, for some years, a persistent advo. te of the achome to ostabliah a hucksters could sell direct to the people This néWapaper was the orl« @ands of its readers know, and for a Mng time It had no support tn | fits fight from the other dailies At one time the project seemed close to realization, but op tod in di posing interests finally succe During the last thirty days Generally renewed. The Star ta interested to se ¢ taking up the ery, evidently bel leving that the scheme ts a good @ne and if carried owt will result in practical geod. WELCOME TO THE BNDEAVORERS A mighty host fe fast approaching me city Its vanguard will appear Diue and white banners of the C. Out of the east, the north and the south « Beavily laden traigs crowded with thousands of ¢ Greatest annual convention that Iaternational Society of Christian By Tuesday night this city will be the resting place of many thousands of strangers, most of frat time in their lives. And the large majority of them will be young people—those who have life before them and homes to locate. | How wise will be for the them generously and hospitabiy! Rach delegate goes home eventually to give a report to a local Christian Endeavor society as to its general features, the treatment accorded the delegates, ote. Included will certatnly be much and the Puget Sound coantry wh the millions of Endeavorers. The people of Seattle have a great task on hand this week | fa bid@ing so many thousands welcome, but there ts po doubt that they will rise to the occasion and make good, as they al @one when the welfare and reputation of the town were at stake. ————- BY PHIL SIMMS. " “How? “Put him tn jail.” “But he's innocent!” “I tell you John Tanner's a dan- man—for us!* Gov. Mason's tone left nothing doutt. Had he said “John T must be put out of the | effect would have been I he delivered bis ultimatum. | he wheeled in his office , showing the caller bis back. | ‘The man with the heavy jaw and | shoebutton eyes grunted and) walked out. rf belt 1. “Gov'ner, a lady's waiting to seo) " announced the secretary. “Well,” impatiently, “who ts itt “Tanner's wite.” | “What's she after this timet “Hor husband. I think. She st conspiracy and—" “That's enough. Tell ber I'm not fn. Tell her the same thing every | time she comes. f[ can't have pardons for criminals.” } His voice carried through the open door, John Tanner's wife beard. a. } Gov. Mason was a Beau Brummel. | He left his chair by the mahogany | deck and primped before the full) length mirror. Immaculate, he samntered down the state house steps. ing up. s lish figure passed him. lomen always interested the EVERY AFTERNOON Independent 1138; Sunset M 1060, ‘cont por copy, sin conte par Week, or (wemiy-{iV@cents per mouth. Delivered free coptes STILL WANTED—THAT PUBLIC MARKET The the game of the commission men on First a¥. to keep prices up to famine figures, and as a result, the talk of a public market has been » that several other dailies are now ears, made the blood rush lik wounded. to come from nowhere in particular corners. | governor, and this one was a beau ty. He caught but a glimpse of «| face of tantalizing sweetness as | suggested through a filmsy, veil,| and he wanted to see more. | He turned his head a trifle and caught the young woman looking back, toé, Im a moment she was gone, Dut something square and white had Muttered to the tile. The governor slowly retraced his steps MIS#® LORNA LAUGHLIN. In expensive fashion the name was engraved upon the card which found its way into the governor's | ith a smile, he resumed: his| stroll. Iv The chief executive's intimates bandied him good naturedly. “She's a peach, old man; she's a peach!” They slapped him on the back and called him a sly old dog, and the governor smiled as they knew ‘THE SEATTLE STAR Temporary Quartere, Old Library, Building. XCEPT SUNDAY. oA Independent S78; Sunset Nan 1050. clita 30 ° Ave Bunset, Mallard p08, | Our subscribers & perteet servioe-and public market In this city, where inator of thé preposition, as thow ring action for awhile. tar haa thoroughly exposed ight today, or tomorrow, with the B. waving proudly aloft coming long, pxates to the the world knows-—-that of the Endeavor. whom will be in Seattle for the people of this elty to entertain the character of the convention, information concerning Seattle ich will be of great interest to ye have ppaenimepanemmenemeeses - yo Tt was « sumer's evening. And he ate before his cottage door think It necesarily goes with the cradie of the get mad at the assessor end threat: | en to quit Bellows Falls, Vt. be! cause she couldn't raise the wind. In fact she's been blowing about | doing it for long tithe. the glov | BY JOSH Heard In a Boudoir, ing right on the Job with “Ry the way,” said the curling} tion for everything, it 18 “Why are you going there?” June bed “To see the shirtwaist box.” A New Maxim, loading the fight onthe ot Where there'y in heir there isn't lords. He t be always something to comb. [a Poorlens ° | +o “Women Mould choose husbands | The Hote! Clerk.) aa they do their gowns,” says the |floara these the oftenont . racular Nixola Gragley-Smith | “What Qoor's that room sgn f Which remffds us that a young 1 want some loo water lady tn our nelghborhood-was heard) “Is there anything in my box?” to gay th she wants a husband) "Whieh way ts the dining room ?* full of bustle. “1 don't want an inside 2." ame some writing pi ot a railway guide?” = . that's a bum sample 1 get an eafly break “What became of that jl olerk ? When t# the next mail.” “Have you got a bart” A Word From Josh Wise. “A wise wife never knows her husband's | Anewer Thiet scorate. Does « toothless Bedouin speak Gum Arabier” The Secret of It The summer resort may have wells and springs ] And scenery, pure att and breeze }And bathing and fishing and other The correct name of one of the) things | signers of the Declaration of Inde} Aiuring tn like degree pendence has bean discovered to put no summer resort its salt has be John deHart, inate Hart. However, after 131 years of without summer girls to hold the faith tn John Haneock, nobody bet-| trade | ter try to make us believe he was somebody else a ft John} made Whose Verses Are Those? Old Kaapar's work was done, Some coffee and a ban. This coffee, Withetmine,” sald he, | “Tastes like « famous chicory.” | The foo! who rocks the boat must | Question Anawered. Hetty Green didn't A Bit of Shop Talk. “Did you find your work very — jtrying on you?” sald the girl who| After working upon different pe was demonstrating perfume in the maln Unequal Contest. | porter, aiapateh from some | ‘THE MENACE , jtaken up in the alr by a bi toy balloons and being reseu over the two or three little scan-ja man with a ready rifle, ponetur jot my be dals in which he had been mixed bad come out unscathed, for | when a man's powerful— ‘Tho address she gare was cer-| tainly a surprise, The governor even experienced & momentary sinking of heart. The street was a/ bit more respectable than he bad| anticipated, but he could manage it. He bad managed such things be tore. Lorna! She would be there alone’ His brain was on fire when he thought of her vI “You dear man!” Lorna's soft hands both in his, her voice, low and musical, in hi wine through his veins | “Dear man!” How sweet it had/ | His band in hers, he was ushered | into a soft glow of . ,at .aut seemed | but chased rosy shadows into far “Now pake you just ao} comfy as we am,” she said, cud dling like a child at the governor’ feet. her garments were filmy and silky and clinging | She smiled up into his face as! she, with her own warm hands, | helped him with bis tie and collar, | and it was with « sigh of content he | let his head fall back into @ eush- jon, breathing the delictous odor coming from the silken smoking- jacket for which he had swapped | his coat “Ah,” he said in ecstasy, closing his eyes, dreamily contemplating his joy; “the governor is indeed a| favored man!" | Ia he? | It was Lorn: He was looking into the barre! of | & revolver. : Vil. A |gawkland Zee prese A favored man Lorna's lips! (having no better use for them) and invites you to call and curled. “Pook! s0ou're a governor | and a puppy; & husbend and a lib ertine; @ ‘respectable’ man and a! yn-natural animals pal of red-handed crooks! Here| paper—typewritten and in dual legal form. It's a pardon for Joha Tanner—sign it The governor's face was white. ‘Sign it, I say! If you won't, I'll open that window and shout for help. Sign, I teli you!” | vit The revolver was still close to the | governor's head | Are you really Lorna he would. ‘There was no disputing his lady killing powers. In his own heart Of hearts he felt a thrill of elation (Star Special Service.) BREMERTON, July %—A_ big travel on the Port Orchard boats made the day lively Sunday about the waterfront, ali the small craft ® being employed to take the crowds about the bay. Visitors were al lowed on the Chicago, but not on the Nebraska. The officom and crow of the! » Princetom were transferred to the M®braska when she went out of commission last Wednesday. It 1 stated that the Princeton will be sent around to the Atlantic ewent wily Capt. Reginald Nichols 1s x pected this week from the easf to t@e commant of @e Nebraska Four hundred men are en route from the east to the braska, At pre e are 200 men aboard Cruiser Chicago was taken out of the dock Friday, and the dock will now be m ady for th Charleston, which is due about July 24 A wirele ia being Installed aboard the Albany prepa her trip south At Kevergroen park yesterday th All Professionais weM beaten by the remertons 6 to 1, |document was sige | “I'm, John Tanne wife.” The | The door slammed in the gov- ernor’s face and he sneaked away U. S. Navy Yard All aboard for the navy yard to |#ee Uncle Sam's battleships, the Nebraska, Oregon ai Winconsin the gunboats Chicago, Boston and | Albany, the training ship Philadel. | phia, the prison ship Nipsic and the | immense drydo Boats leave Pier 2 at 6:30, $:30 and 10 a. m., 1:16, 2:30 and 4:30 p, m. Round trip 50¢ ove Dignified Credit. to All _ CLOAKS, SUITS MILLINERY Pacific Orttfitting Co. 422 Pike St j Just received a message brought * voice, bat in a) her by Caw, the wooden crow while | Pettle was glad to do so. She went | different key. The man opened his| sho was in the Abode of the Grand |right out, walked two blocks one eyes and looked across the table. | Geoxawk? | ter from window to window by 1 of suspended by @ belt, It was much! and imag more laborous than walking from|she was « one house to the other, but to That {ladders and four men to get her Boy Next Door it was the ideal of | down transportation. He was having| For the next sua® fun that his ltt own in Texas tella of a child being | “The world ts not round I tell yu,” h of jnaid the farmer, who had & mort 4 by cage on his 10 acres. 1 took ont of school phe oth: ing them one by ave. wook, by gum, because thiadkeber| | © to see the futile of.| sald thet the world was nowad and forts of the rural news bureaus to| my boy come home an’ told mo! snateh back lots laurels from the/this for a fact. Why, I put v jtunny page. bucket of It te pathe watched it all night and not a drap Kansas Simile: lot water was spilled out of it A Hetping This shows very clear (hat tho HAND. world don't do muchy turning A Harvest ‘ around. | can prove to Lyu that there are othe The commencement orator be in school that are not od t ena: PETTIE PRIMROSE IN GEECAWKLAND MR. WHANGDOOOLE WAS WAITING FOR HER, THE FUNNIEST LITTLE MAN, Lot's see, the last you read Pettic Primrose was when she had Well, here fs what was in the let » Bere to what was in the let: 1) che saw a sign “The See Dear Miss Primroge: The Geo | That was it He was mostly f ine its highly moral collection of Yourly trues \ Geogawkiand society MR. WHANGDOODLE (To Be Continued.) THAT BOY NEXT DOOR x ymebody will have to curb the @@meelt that is aprt of That 1 Ingenulty or inventive manta of Next Door bé thought that his de That Boy Next Door before he | vice was infallible, aud he strapped | hurts somebody, That's all there | little sister into it for a trip to the in ort of tre to which he was on a wash line, unable to proc to be allowed to@ry it. With the|ton when he salts down Woe Make Uniforms of ail de soriptions in any quantities on short notice, Working capacity 2,000 Suits a Month, UNION TAILORS Saloe Rooms 518 Third Avo. Work Rooma Third Ave, and Washington St, OC ETRE KOHLER & CHASE Katablished 1860. PIANOS TOK TDWI BTR HY Walder! Building v, é solu range iron to the sachet bag, “where are| how life's porgipxitios Meep ob golng tonight?” trading themeelfos upon Qe. tn the gymnasium,” habitants of the earth ‘on in bes ° Premier Campbell Hannerman ia come to hx real happiness {wh heart to bleed. Maiden sponsibilitios, such as the ear ful shoulders, Hut their paths « the wonderful parpx the plans of the All P |quarters lon average Testes, Mngiaed, the power fenerated by the burning of the city's waste suffices to operate the electric raliways | It te anid that there are more men pers in a reportorial capacity for | ste | 21 years a friend of mine bas found | “No,” sald the girl behind the/a berth as a cook on a steamer \atove counter, “I find it trying on | This shows that there fe hapa fer r all, and that no one need to fear! |that once @ reporter, always a ro | a or on & stump and things belpe tought WASH COTTONS 2,000 Yards Lawns and Light 1 | “Oh, you must by all means soo our Zeeological gardens,” said her! |friends, Rosalie and Peter. And lway and two blocks the other way 1,000 Yards Light ¢ tn ite regards | Mr. Whangdoodie was waiting jfor her, the funniest little man. which account led for him having such a foothold GALATEA—All the Big Line High Grade Tr but are goods that usua to it other house What did the little rascal do the! 1 could have wed it. Some | ther day but rig up a monorail) thing on the trolley broke juste serial railway between his house |littie sister was midway between the one adjoining. He went | the two houses and 10 feet from the ans | ground, There she hung like @mock dd ! every moment that ing to fall, It took two Toys’ Light We ing Suits, two-piece, double breasted gpat, well made and of two That Boy sister @ried |Next Door will need an alr cush OR MATRON . a BY KATHERINE LECKig, Doubtless tte matron who has the grave cares of a large houre, hold and the anxious responsibilities of motherhood often longingly thinks of ber gay girlhood days. She believes in those hours she was careless ahd free . The school girl, blushing in seeret dreama of the joy that Is to all men shall ask her to be bis wife, knows The likely youth may not have come upon the hort zon of her iife, but that does not disturb the character of her day when hi m8 Married women too often tell of the Joys that filled thelr bygone days. They are entirely f wings of youth, Wt me » to wives and mothe reat stinging pang may come bec dance by a brawny football lero, ther ie fiited with weary ace, But that was Bhe Is successfully carrying out orf, and in this abe can claim happiness. The life of every m = SCRAPS. bh to an tpeh and three jor than the wow no THEA Aver Tere nen Hisinway Ver No other pianos car Metnway Pianos Th ing gap—te at conditions, the the Bteinway methods of manufactu SUPPLY ALL SUMMER NEEDS NOW. SUMMER SHOES Women's White Canvas Ox fords, plain toe, very light, flexible turn sole, blucher atyle, covered he Children's White Canvas Ox fords, medium note, low heel, plain too, blucher style; sizes 8% to 11%; special on Wwather foxed, sole loath sole and counter; all sizes; spectal Bse Men's Gray Canvas Shoes leather trimmed, blucher style, solid leather sole and counter; all sizes; r $1.50; special ular Welght Cotton I an extra large a polka dots, figures, flow s, ote, in Nght and dark grounds, 40 Inches wide, and on up to 25 d for one day apectally tthe Lawna, fine, sheer qualities, short lengths only; 12% Ihe and 18e qualities; spe. cially priced for one day.%¢ GINGHAMS—We carry the largest stock of popular Mnghame in town We've got the goods. Hates’ Beer sucker Gingham in hon dreds of different stripes sells everywhere and worth more. price most desirable « ore for summer nim §6for ladies also for boys’ wear dota, stripes, ete, in light and dark colors; ¢ and wear guaranteed; per yard ITK¢ durable; spe > An All-Lgatt brass fock and special Japanes price Boys’ Clothing Boys’ Sults—A good *wult for play, strong and durable; doublebrea: coat, knee pa 1 regular $1.75 olal . 2&¢ t Wool Out stro@p; neat lining to 16; special toys’ All: Wool Knee Pants, tn “ray, broWn, blue, light mix ed color all « from 4 to 16; these are our 76¢ and $1.00 pants; tomorrow, yar chgice for be o look #o much Hke small stones 1 they pass undetected of the search Applos costing 64 each whole lored in Covayt Gardon mania and are sald to b est apples ever yal in size to the smati ° fron cloth is largely used todap by making the collars of | coats ait properly, It lx manufactur: | 6d by & new process from the steel | wool, and has the @ppearance of | from horse Home tine ago a woolen manu | od in making ag@abric from obtained a quantity of old rope and cordage, them and wove them by a see process into a ki A villager of d of rough cloth wood brought down from thy tains by avalancly a human head inc Parisian who was lost on the last summer relating to divorcee in Kngiand and Wales show that only City Hall Market Rib steak 10¢ boiling beef 6c, 609 Third av getful ore te w supreme happiness «, in thelr realized longings they think re lly of thelr fost girthood, whieh they seem to believe was with out care, sorrow or pain There if strife, envy and petty Jealoustes that cause many a glist nately fow who have heavy re of little children, put upon their youth not always strewn with roses. A ane another fair girl ls led out tw tut it fe not true re fort f creation. buried to the square foot along the line of the Panama canal than ia any other part of the world. The white population ta Liberta ts showing « notable Increase, M has | beon found that African fevers are lowe frequent and deadly there thaw iu other regions | The sight hawk makes no nest at all, simply laying tte ¢ depression in the gr rage hand of the man ts Prery garment in our entire stock of Women's and Misses surnmer apparel, including Suits, Waists and Millinery, has been | regular prices—we offer you tn addition the privilege of paying 4 little down and a little at a time for anything bought at the sale prices without extra charge are decidedly GREAT PIANOS THAT Have SPREAD THE GLORY OF AMEMICAN ART TO PYPRY QUARTER OF THE GLonm re. Dy every mreat planiet The savings worth while, and, tion with our part payment plan, | make the buying of that new outfit delightfully easy for you. Eastern Out- fitting Co. cond Av., 209 Union St. ‘s Reliable Credit the Steinway Steinway Upright Ff Gistinet leaderehip wied not only by « an ever-widen- but by trade Ive endeavor to lmitate 76% petitions for divor in 1 #89 and #24 in spectively twonty three ented leramted to wive to husbands in Dr. Lae Baker, dentiat, Phone. Main 6 - | buflding | all sizes; regular $1.50; xpecial The sun is liable to come down cool wearables. stuff perhaps. You'll find them here for less. All summer merchandise is reduced in price. We never carry anything over. Better come Read what we have to say. Wash Goods for Less Wash Silks | Wash Belts Special Wash Silk Sale Wash Taffeta Silk, pet that's made navy blue, reseda, green, gray, You will need ashable oB¢ Hoye’ Gray Canvas Sb in tomorrow. $1.25 EXTRA SPECIAL be Tailor-Made White Belts, harness Nile green, pearl gray, cream, black and white, stylish; extra special . 0c Quality . . Wash China Silk; comes tn ev 25e Princess Wash Belta, extra special Stitched and Finished Poplin Fitted Wash Belts; extra spe porfect wash material; reseda, gray light blue, cream, black and natural color; per yard etic Brown and Mack Ex GOING OUT OF TOWN? Hurry Back if You Are, But Before You Go, Look Over Our SUIT CASES Japanese Basket Telescopes, ytraps and handle; | very light and Suit Case, steel frame, heavy straps, id everywhere for $6.00 Suit Case, brass Tock and hinges, strong, light frame; regular $5.00; special ks; these are not cheap, shoddy sell for from $10.00 to $ $6.00 to $15.00 BATHING SUITS FOR EVERYONE FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS. Made of Best Quality Cre ponette (the best mate bathing suits); made with sailor FOR MEN AND Boys, Rathing Suits, one-piece all sizedpand of good, Broken Hine of Men's All-Wool are worth SPECIAL TUESDAY AT . $1.98 lar $1.76; special Materials are dies, Dimities, Batistes, G chambray, percales and ham Some made plain, others trimmings of and wash braids Note following reductions: $2.00 $2.50 $3.00 S400 $5.00 Plain and Mercerized C and Gingham stripes and checks tra wide and with a deep Regular $1.28 ity. ON SALE TUESDA’ Campers’ Needs Filled Here — ALARM CLOCKS FOR THE CAMP, $1.00 KIND cy foun Extra Heavy Camp Blankets, $3.00 sellers, Real Mexickn Panama Hats, Roowy, Strong Hammocks Delicious Can Clama, pe lambeo Sardines, double size box, @ach 25e Sun Bonnets, in every known style Summer Hosiery EXTRA SPECIALS. 19¢ sole, extra spliced heels toes, all sizes, 500 Lace Open patterns, all sizes, extra spe cial, ave 250 White Fine ings, double soles, oxtr cial, pair LAKE AVE The Boy and the are ® erent time Quaker t dred per cial sale so there's boy Monday und iwesday EODY BEARS ine bree brown medium 0048 be to Th own and spesk for th Three sixes Regular $1.50 ste , Reguiar $2.00 size . Regular $3.00 size ., 68 ALCOHOL 8TOVE~A Hittle thing with oupy 6c. Special .»....55 CRANTONIC HAIR Will make your hair FATHER JOHN'S M For throat and log @ ‘| The 1013-16 TWO STORES First Av. EXCELLENT pralered every dey of the year eed ge ctor | 2 ge eme ais NOVELTY MILL CO. * TTL, U8 THE BIGGEST BUND! 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