The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 31, 1907, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR Temporary Quarters, Gig Library uliding. net than the “Hixtra” begus to] the first stop i* made, 4 e ON THE RUN argve and the work must allo be) made It on the run” wa Poy 4 done again, ith searcely a pause, | fled. o Interested in this method, wew| Not #0 fortunate am J to him, the editor makes bis way | eve ood Ri) Dugan, the “@top the prons!” excitedly calls] “Ont tt, {tell you. We're going to\tg the mailing room, It is now|the Sereamer, the rival BY STAR PUBLISHING CO, ee - © run,” Z “ ch to} his hares comes rach ¥ y tor tomporartly lett in| make tt dm the run 2:40--only 10 minutes in whi ° EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY, the young editor tompe ‘e as 1 In an tnoredibly short thine the | roach the train with the substitute | street, only to fed he hag Telephone : arb os he : ie Peg seed headingJs in type asd being 4 edition. ¢ But now the Mette twor| the iat : / Editorial: " ae ns) ho composiik room, “Th in the Bole the makeup has m wheeled wagons used for the city| at's tho hurry, Mp Ps iabeebigenn eneer Passos oy wei p an AL Blop the) fog it on the first page. leiroulation are prosed into ser. | someone pA press!” And he stamps indignantly Nome on with that story,” yells) vice, aGh ds fast as a couple of) Bill ¢ and CUrnes % LARD STAR AGENCY—st Railaré Ave Sunset, Ballard We " About the groom. a. the latter Ae . sacks are filled te | nen atart jy. ’ Thay toypea the vr « *, ookertetior Ave; Qunset Ia Com pout room employet i” “Here it ta,” respond he £80CY on the run. The law agon arrives mtd « bowl VERE STAR ABBNCT- omer Brena, MA Reckertulier A - auising ge breathing spell after| poy, aput the proof Brsn't been| yout as the, train in pulling out, | owls Mebhe they Ome cont Dag copy, +H conte oe Sree eee “— tho last mail edition, apparently | read,’ with barely @mo for {ts contents to! @ine 4 A lag les at Tes paid no heed to the editor's de| “Who net Itt” demands the fore45e @rown into the car ——— — Brternt satottion at Beattie We on, as second-class matter, manda, and the makoups calmly! man. Jimmy, inside the car, in “Wok | Oriental ru rd and “XO MAIL. EUNACHIURNS— Tue dane hen your subyeription exyir proceeded to clear away the debris) “Hing 7, slug 21 an stig 4.” ling out for those red tags.” He }éors, 14 1 ay, hae OOGrene inde! of eaeh ‘hen thal * | left during the rush “Then iroud it,” i# the torte) kad not dared throw any of them | tat 1 the ly x16 @ Seatre tah ieee Hut it is a big story, and the! order, and the type Js forthwith | off until certain that ail the sub-| in A piace for editor ta insistent, He spies the | dumped into the form, unread @f4) stitute sacks were*® aboard. Put) foreman glancing over the sheet) uncorrected, the form is Ughtened now ag the train speeds along he |frowh from the prows, and, gushing | and rushed to the stereotypers bogins ruthlewsly to throw out the | Pace Sq NOTICK TO SUBBCRINENS—Hapard 7 Cur cony of The Mime fall © clock any evening, please do we eal wp depentoat, LM, between you should miss 1 more each you by juuaet, oo 8 OORT wery tlm * a up to him, aguin demands Mat the| 6 roar of the presses can be|red . tagged sacks, trusting to hie Ih ibis way we cam be certain of gt¥ing eur subscribers & perfect servive-am | press be stopped, |heard rapidly printing the edition |eomrades to follow anda eu ©THE * BS ee caw wep i ok | Not much!" gruffly r@sponds the | which the editor is #® anxious LO/them up. He cannot Ret off until} ‘afl E Q wee jfor@nan. “We don’t atop the press) intercept and replace with the new HE LAID THE BLAME GX A WOMAN . on thle papa ito haa ‘sow divined vbst| = Cty Hall Market | QRUGgp G } Hut, my God, man, we m@t|ihey are attempting. Can they »| Rolled , roast beet 10, 1OnS 1085 Fite ; ‘ m3 | stop it, This te the Mergent at it? This edition ts the stonk ihe, leg of lamb Ie. t b A $T-a-week clerk in Newark, N. J. has been arrested, ever The czar had been killed,! more anxiety than all ot » I Third Ave. ‘ 4 jaud St, Petersburg ia in,a tur|it ts essential that the train lew | _ oe charged with the theft of $7,000 from his employers. wo . + i ea ws He had — pady. It's #0 easy to find excuses for moll ing the station at 2:50 carry the LAKE av © had an excuse ready & #0 o8 BY JOSH The foreman, without detguing to| edition to be distributed to thow THE Guar ; wrongdging. Generally they are protty contemptible excuses, but * lreply, turns and shouts to one of | mands of subscribers slang t duh 450 this young man's waa the most contemptible of ail. v3 ee | Se ewe “ pecans j rome Beualiy ro is ple t r BIG A Word From Josh Wise. If you want a ocurly-head just ask m the riny Charlie such a startling bit of news as the nna: nepegdinvane- a edb a t with good " for “Golden Kink,” The man thus addressed runs| gars th by violence shall not) || SMOKER Rverybody thought he was a nice boy, He we h . hantily to the door of the storeo:|be left out. Nervourly he looks at | people, at home tn Newark. When he slipped over to New York, it ex, | Kida that holler, kids that serap,| type room and hawls his wateh, It ta now 2:25. Only @@ 1S EFRTIELE BSSSSSSSSSE SAEESRSSERE ST wna different. Seven dollars a weok didn’t go very far ta New York =" | and kids that bill and coo, ae Atte , on = ne {15 minutes, and eo much to be! 2 bes < » che: Frequently he spent $50 a week or ‘ | Kids that sleep, and kids that don't Mickey no sooner hears the ory | done! | e ee . 2 tht ‘ p forever. His om. | no matter what you do, than he rushes to the speaking But the work goes swiftly on rk Seaton, te couldn Weep thts ort of ing We ha “Ponnilesmnexs ts| Kids that Iangh the livelong time,| tbe, and, after whistling frantio-|tn the ling room the regular ployers became suspictous, and’ began to check bim up. Ls annexed to godli and kids that love to fight, jally to the pressroom, yolls jedition ts belng wrapped and placed W EN’S om, week they found themselves short $900 for that week alone, Then ness.” Kids that eat ten meals a day and 2On the run! jin sacks, The mailers are appar { - 4 it was all over for the young man whom everybody ia Nowark twice as much at night. | And thus the word is passed/entiy oblivious of the fact that THE FAMOUS © ‘ |from one department to another. | this edition is not destined for the WEAR thought was so nice ‘ins In the business stnee the day old) The mailing room has also been! 2:50 train. ‘There is no change in| ADMIRAL HOPE Did he face the music? Was he willing to take his = etn Adam gent tor Cain; | notified and all aro tm rendie nate cout caiet thnk. cack MS Did he show, even if he bad done wrong, that he had backbone |} Noah got his sons of us some years|for the final rush, All this wack bears a large red tag. Three q IN VINCIBU i No; he was one of those invertebrates that Marie Corelli has | before the rain taken but @ moment, and in the|or four men are bually reloading A little at a time pays the bill ; . Never any goods returned not sine | meantime the foreman turns to the| mailing machines with duplicate | A reg “bit” been writing about | we first began jeditor and says | Hate. | — gular it He laid the blame on a woman. Stung, }Ran a route in olden times from! “Where t# the story?” | The wagon driver is admon | “ : ‘ All Millinery t* halt price—~[/M@ and a dand It’s an old, old excuse, It must have been invented by the “Lot me kiss those tears away!) Beersheba to Dan ‘On the machines, being set up.” | ished Keep your eye on thonel] yong and pall A “ous are lt) i: be a Father of All Lies, because his faynily has been using It ever since. |he bogged tenderly | ne Om mek will 1 make, without) red tags, Jimmy,” lashos his horse |] substantially pe Fri It makes us unhappy to think that there are bad we in | She foll for ft, and he was busy|Served the bestknown families| the head nd is gone, No sooner is he out of |f suits are halt price-—walats are For 10c St m minutes, And that history has sung A quarter of « column he next fi i — $$. . zs the world. It's a still more awful thing to think whose fauit it Ie | en avid, Meese, Solomon and Colonet| "What kind of o head have you! marked ‘way down—there are i All women ought to be as holy ax motherhood, It doos us good to | 7*h {he part Regen pa BM Nagi Ry Seen Se eee ee head have sae | U.S. Navy Yard | “worth-while” savitign to be of Thursday Only, at j rag ea eT aay, Aca . The Pacific squadron is now at|| fected tn every department e ot asked, bres em d | Mother of the Gracechi Measars Double column scare 1 ~ . “as grag ry all Parag fe, thy t- ne y ee it's be Robinson and Smith oe It won't do. Cut it to single| Bremerton, and the navy yard now)/] You may open an account Pike Street Store, Take the most tremendous moments of human life, the sweet. | “Nope,” she ae ay | these dee gaigle qustemers ‘tent|tolame.” has more battleships of all classes|} with us, too, for anything se eat, the purest, the most sacred, and there are always two figures, | fever, you Know. st eo on der | we've done bi with. | “Tut—" |than ever before in the history of |] lected, if not convenient to pay | tme d ‘ ‘ / all cash. I'll help your purse outa little down and @ little at a time, you know, those of a man and a woman, Take the hours of pain and trial and ithe Puget Sound Navy Yard i f Take even Refrences?. Why, cert * Among others are the battleships | taroft hope—men are not made to endure these alone. Take ¢ Persistent. ga ee on i es Tn ao ee ee Se oe ee Hoate leave Pier 2 for Navy Yard | the times of greatest bitterness, when the brain reels and tofters, Parson—Have you ever tried to i th boats Chi Bosto Al ’ ; K fone, too, of & no gunboats Chicago, Boston, Still there is man and woman, joined, insepa father and daugh | destroy your thirst for liquor gee BO, yg om Spain cant Bovs Wanted _ bany; Charleston and Buffalo, the | ter, lover and sweetheart, husband and wif * Pat-—-Sere, | never mise an op Sixty million other folke with| T? sel! Beattie papers. For tnfor |training ship Philadelphia, the ortunity!—IHustrated Bits x tf ly to Geo. Engler, 8 rison ship Nipsic and the im-| She is the weaker, but her weakness adds tripte might to bie | P° whom we've squarely dealt pees Spey SS Geo. Dagar, Mar) y he dreamedot efforts. Her blind Also, by pernition, Mr. Teddy |fflee, olf library butiding, between |monse drydock. Bota leave Pier |}. ern ut- strength. Her needs inapire him to undream The Lay of the Stork, Rousevelt 9 and 11 in the morning and 2 till|? at 6:20, 8:30 and 10 a. m., 1:15, 1013-15 First Ave. @evotion awakens all bis nobility, tf he is a man worthy of the Tn Montana the stork ts by law Carlyle Smith.) [3 '2 the afternoon. Initiation fee | 2:30 and 4:30 p.m. Round trip 60e, | ame of man, the love of any woman, good or bad, stirs in him the | classed among the singing birds | paid by Ragler eee Children from 5 to 12, half price. * Pike and most profound realization of his manhood. 7 oe The King’s Jester, She bears him in pain, nurtares him in weary nights, watches \o ome and place your orders at the o . ming manhood Kid Department Store ever his childhood tn prayer and love, sees his young | ortices Pes “rhea asc eR Grow away from her in fear and agony of heart, inspires him as Seaeaena & lover, gives herself to him utterly as wife, lives for him, works | ppiadeiphia, Hackensack, Chicago fitting Co. 1932-34 Becond Av., 209 Union St. “Beattic’s Reliable Credit Houses” SNSiGES 9 EES _ESsrs seeser saz Cline’s Piano 1205 2nd Ave. hae either more the Gran. the & other fuotuway Piss ine # fe at conditions. the tty sway methede of manufacture Single bab bey of girl weve i j constantly on band | “By my troth, thou art a dull Twine of tripleta, we supply what ” gaid the king. “If thou dost Pickaninntes yapooes, tn blond | quirk bail put thee in the hat are the chief charm of Thee tor him, slaves for him, and dies at last with his name upon her and } York, Popular Sheet Musie Jie Nps and his image In her heart. London, Paris and Madrid, in THERE ARE THRE® GREAT PIANOS THAT mAVE —— i antemellanngy " __wnatt at tay the biame on a a | charge of Dr. Stork SPREAD THE GLONY OF AMERICAN ART TO mame | TT TOMEMCATE 0. oc ceuuay tT ~_. - Se ee EVERY QUANTER OF THE GLonR SELLING ouT When the Flowers ; = << i ‘o've & aplendid stock in hand all that are owned. or more, by erery great pianiat | _ Springtime bad | warranted o K esnential to th ateriiteation of every biants 1 Entire stock of high-grade j oe black Or gray 4 Sweet Potatone ~mem Pawnee Waltz Me Around lie .. : If Anybody Wants to Jonah, Shake Hands Store to be remodeled |] TAILORED-READY Co Cor. Fourth and Pike three are the Steinway Sound in wind and sound tn limb, 7 | and will not Always ballt as specified and solid | ae & rook th these 1 widen= by trade or to imitate | the 8 SEAVIEW TRACT On the Sound, Fine for garden- ing, berry raising and chic ranching $260 to $750 per tract. Rlossom ; Sunset—Rag Honey Boy c Somebody's Waiting ae’ ou or pure | stocks | 7) REE ESEE LESS: Drop a line to Dr. Stork and see Whe] erdidet bear why Bact i FLIRE = : b bern | Sometime’ oe jo"fehat you will get tomy Sibwboy's som got to | Rae LLELEL appioteetete | page for her royal highness?” | | Sailing kids with rosy cheeks and The answer, | pri MAY MANTON PATTERNS, 10¢. GENDRON GO-CARTS., kids with suubby now, | He bold up @ train in the west, | ‘Ex without « bit of hair, and kida|#o they thought he could bold up} with chubby tors, | the queen’ 4%, ba, ha | 9 Try our Rose-bud Specialty—tis| But this gag did not save wi dainty as a pink, Laster from the stocks ‘ : Sewers 124 Heavy Cotton Bla Blankets, ROYAL GEMS OF AMERICAN WON “3a Home the = tans, grays and whit Universal value; specially priced 4 , | pecial price Fi | 10-4 Gray Cotton Mankets, with Tadiaa gm bo: (Seattle Star Exclusive Service.) ;»momber before the man goes) DAZZLE ENGLISH EYES } bine border; a blanket weil cance; good size; CHICAGO, July 31~—Giris, now | around the corner to see if the | | worth $1.00, specially priced HAMILTON BROWN SHOES, OLD COUNTRY LINENS. priced at is the time to join .ae union and | preacher will be at home that night. | | ‘ tee ave . $2.65, 81 69 and get married. i] The Cincinnati delegate thought The Woman's National Trades |the {fen was goou, too, because Vaton league is going to give|they had so many “repeaters” in| Gowries. Honest, they are. They | Cincinnati, that is, working girls have been talking it over, and | who got married and then divorced, everybody thought it was aplendid | and came back to w except the representative from De-| many girls,” she said, “might in ftrolt, and she said that ali of their | this way earn their endowment two Unmarried memvers got married jor perhaps even three times.” fust as fast as she could get their The idea ia not entirely new. Rames down on the vooks, and tuat | Both in England and Germany the it would simply keep her particular | same thing is being done, and the Organization in a state of bank-| delegates were unanimous in de-| ‘ fuptey to attempt anything of the | claring that the time was ripe for | ki the ‘TVifetitution of an American | Working Girls’ Endowment fund. | places besides Detroit, ple Miss Mary McDowell, prominent tn | where a working girl can bel settlement work, ie the promoter of | q to the union for at least-« month | the dowry idea in America. 4 Or somesthing like that before « jome men who were interviewed ing in her ®t with some man « sald that as they already ex: | other. It isn't exactly settled how ed to marry some of the young | Mech the dowries will be, but most members of the | they were of the delegates at Chicago favored | thoroughly Im iavor of the matri- @ Kind of sliding seale between $100 | moniail dowry and $500, dep MEN’S WOMEN’S unvas Gloves, | $2.00 Embroidered and | 59¢ Summer Vests, Z 3 . brown, blue, black and per pait oi ss oe anes Inlaid ‘one white <<... 2.356 ne Men's Belts ene oi. .9.4 hated Children’s 15c Ironclad . $2.00 White Muslin Un Hosiery, sizes 6 to8 pt REE Geee derskirts, beautifully dil’: te. 1h ie oa bg made .. o5¢ 19¢ Black Hose, spliced > _fe ee -12) ¢ Pink or Blue Ribbed e Vere 69¢ on > W hite Ww ash Belts . Vests. .+0 ++. ABO ons spas 45-inch All-Wool Serge, just the bathing suits, navy) green, red, brown f and black; regular 85c; per yard .. ssa 27-inch Silk Finished t evidently there must be othe Sample ! Blue 1-Piece Bath ing Suits, worth $1.00 mestic nding upon the! Only, none of tuem were wining 31.75 Fancy Vests, special } 75¢ Corset Cor ers, hand 25e Gilt Buckle Stitched : Jongth of time a girl has been alto be quoted by name na dare or Pitas - ~ sang 98e somely finished ..35¢ Belts soc. cocaue R aie — | H Re | | i= Low Su er Rates| 'f Silks and Dress Goods | For the Lawn Garden| For Your House | | $1.75 quality 36-inch Import : : : $14.50 angie ed Brus- | Guaranteed Garden | ed Oil Boiled Swiss Taf Real Mexican Panama sels Rug, 5 designs on 50-foot lengths, base To Jamestown Exposition and the East. There is no better feta silk, black only, per Hats, worth 25 .10¢ sale $9. 45 with high-grade { time for your summer trip than now, taking In the James | MRS, ANTHON Y, J, DREXEL. mane $1.25 191.25 Str * ~’ town Exposition and then visiting the Eastern Gummer Re || 1g. 4 ? dt $1.2. Strong, Heavy }-65c and 75c ade Lino- A wish daalch Da sam : ‘at. | ie eattle Star Exclusive Servic ) front was a solid maaan of brilliant $0c quality Taffeta Silk, chif Hammock 69¢ le ss sparrow Law < | LONDON, July 31.—All England|her hair was adorned by a t ee Erne, = AeneTR CIN, CE ae Sey cum, per yard ,.43¢ highest gr ae | See Yellowstone Park }\ is dastied by the ifisptay of p | feather of diamonds, and a heal } fon weight and finish; | Guaranteed Lawn Hose 35c Reversible Printed ing, high wheel \ lous jewels American women are| diamond dog col pncircled nes 1avy, brow ¢ 3 . ee " AS A SIDE TRIP EN ROUTE. Sl attecting whdlaver they appear in |fais Ook *| joiners ia Lesdnggphe obo per toot sd: 4%¢ Burlap, per yard. 21¢ | Grass Shears, good q | jj {the mad social whirl, which is now| Miss Margaretta Drexel wore | Stang ip osteo i Rpgaatets Eextr St y ( “ie 7 EN: jet ss height pink tulle gown over which we 2 gray, cream, black and | xtra Strong “rass | Large Size Copper Bot zed Grass St , Mrs. Anthony J. Drexel, th eattered pink rosebud: t white, per yard 32 Shears. Sw Ate " I. ; - oe ng brightly in the most exclusive |tached a small diamond dewarahe London set, Hecently she | eonteriat’ tal “Tor cewtog “sha ‘Hagia ett weet Wash Suitings, Etc. |More Home Bargains} Cut Down Your are still discussing the marvels of men call vulgar . “ ‘i fas ¢ or ‘ 4 Jewels displayed at this aristocratic! It is maid that the total value of |p 20Nch Plain Linen Suiting, Iron Frame Wringer Lenox Soap .8 for 250¢ sed tton tunetion. | Miss Heatrice Mills, the | the Jewels at the Drexel ball would white, pink, green, blue and 34 6 * | No. 8 Wash Boiler, with Lines .... «am j American heiress, was literally cov-|be in the neighborhood of half a 4 so ee a : ee i ered with diamonds, Her bodice! billion dol Mo a — natural; on sale i7¢ ' 8 { ek . rg Pee - 98¢ | Economy F ruit td : 1 ‘ ).00 ine 1 alvanize s tas ( oe For Full Information See 10¢ Dress Gingham, in 0 Washing a salvanizer ssh Basin | dozen sa : 4, 0. MoMutlen, G, P. A., Seuttie, Wash PINNEY | COFFEE. a choi pattern chine, has all the lat aE, ne 1 7¢ | Baker's Chocolate i A. Tinting, G. Ay Seattle, Wash. F ee Fd iy gs est and’ best improve lation K ; " ie or akes two things to|/%,, .3 for 25¢ | Navy Beans .7 Ibs am PHOTOGRAPHS =| make good coffee: (1) nef * Rene i toe es ments .. .....$6.98 | 1 inton’s " i] . 706 Firat Ave, Washington Biock.| 00d coffee; (2) the know large and Best 35¢ Grade Jap Lin No. 1 Tea, Ib 10c Pin Tablets, eaciy Northern “Pacific Railway | Ind. 2606 “ikaw pecial en Warp Matting, per | Jelly Glasses, doze 6 Good Tea Spoons FOR FULL INFORMATION WRITE j Galatea oh , yard OE ee 6 Good Table Spoons A. D. CHARLTON Your grocer returns your money , y MT eee Oe ‘ i ‘ ; ’ EVERYTHING FOR SPORTSMEN. |if you don't » Achilling’s Hest wear was! perfectly , Paper ( amp P late s, do an Acat. General Passenger Agent, ie we pay him ; akes up b Best China Mattir ; g Pectin. Ore | ‘Peach her to shoot whité out) %® } J eX, oe ; en whbo'es 5S¢ | First- Jar Rubb 1 camping ‘ 024 S600] Ploot of Batti ; wie at ilue, fo , , — eS ARRAN i RS A oad uve, bave tt haar yr ee oe “ht Naty, Yar. ad value, Tor Cotton Batts, each ..5¢ dozen