The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 15, 1907, Page 4

Sr en NN ne Si f % ° THE SEATTLE STAR ° e THE SEATTLE STAR =i RSDAY, AUGUST. 15, 1907. 9 ow o Old bib STAR DUST JO y iS Temporary Quarters, O} wary BW'OTAR PUBLISHING oa ® Bulldl “e — ’ BY JOSH By Wits Lronan, CLAWANAN ; EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPTBUNDAY. ° « ae A Word Prof Joon Wie wil miten. M9 ‘ fe Rorial: Indapende 675; Sunset Main 1080, co ro! a 1. & person of gloomy m one | s ' Business: slaconten 1188; Sunset Main 1050. are doteful and his demeanor Mner: | HOI 1015 FIRST USE YOUR PH he iw > eal, It was antictpated that hé) AVENUE IND. PRIV. EX BALLARD STAR AGENCT—an Mallard Ave. ofunsst, Mallard We 4 ‘ would have a very depressing of-! SUNS is “SBVERETT SAW AGENCY —Hemdd Mana, BML Rockertotior Ave.) Bumnet 14m feot upon our ithustrious wove ¢ prow aH SET MAIN 12 yn Se © one te on ee mn mn ‘bg . : Acrows the winny flelda, Vhere fair the orchard grows ! FRE d wit r: a at cw Pontoet Fo’ maslo Of a} Whe te & PAsgenger BO & DBO) witiet thie delightfal weather Seo! It ix loaning yonder, PIKE ST.& WEST = Ee are ; Sr ag ge sees hosp tn eudan” | *t gent inow,”:iale (he dine Huch perfect pleasure yleldw, As fragrant as the fe . aURSCRIE ne dace your subscription ‘ phon ut don't kno’ ale i q A rete po phoned ceayem label’ st cach paper.” When that Sete arriven it yeur aul wah When he te abesed.” aald Hour.) We'll linger longer, Lacy, The very heights of pleasure Im been gait in advance, Your Rame 18 taken from the list, A @ange of « | sos. fething mere dlemal than oF Upon the aunny slope, On such a day we'll reach, or the aatrens Bai ie & reoeint s ” td aS | And there we'll carve the jutey And pluck that royal treasure ie, 9 MICS, TO sumecnt NO—eould 7 cur eepy ot The -| Contrary to expectations, hia) And joyous cantaloupe The ripe and radiant peach | od Mate 160; Independent, Um, sotwean Seas te. | majesty nearly laaghed himaelf tn ; + ; , , toll St case, Wf you cheuld mize R mare Gan cnn Ito apoplexy, aud the whole court Come, let us to the vailéy, Come, let us to & beaner F ida and Sa : op x 2 can be certain of Gi¥ing our eubsortbers & perfect servicwmand | joined In. ' Where flelde are growing green, a. here les oe i. clous corn r yY tur the ¥ | sabia | iThere for a while to dally That procious_pit of greenery s& = = eae : shakine 0 tebe | Why does @ large, robust woman) lieside the brooklet's sheen; | Hest since ti world was born! eciais o EFE D REBIRTH , . | always dress her little boy lg sissy Mor pleasure mach ts brewing } Yea, whilst delight thus lingers we “ROCK LER aN said | © that a millionaire has on-| lethes? Where trails the fruitful vine, | | We'll wit with hearts wthrob APR ORL asa ne ty school for farm hands.” | m And there'll be something doing And hold it in our fingers Ga Oo OR. M’KENZIE'S Cay, ne joe Nhother form of hire eduention,| The Aine of omiasion are net as| in the watermelon tine | And gnaw ft off th meen TLES RE Rockefeller ia only 14 years old at 68, says Private Physician). lhad as the sina_of commission, ae <0. omaiats with nipple; regu Mas at $6. ry Bigear, He hae beon physically born again, He will ive 26 years | far aw Western Avenue ts concern q ar the, Friday and Satur . oh Yeager The Japanese government has | ed Grand Removal Sale of ive 4 vou experts to study the op | . ‘ah So he etill has the ration ¢ American railroads It looks as if the telegraphe TEXAS MARY GOLOMANS an the That te very flue news. It is wonderful to think of @ man's | \nout the only thing that will bat {hold the key to the strike hive: | CAPILLARIES HAIR TONIC HAIR RESTO | 26¢ being physicajly reborn at 54. [t was a miracle, Private Phystelan | fle them t# the logic by which a} ton, « atenainyin Eten tunel ‘he deeenee’ Overs Reauiae Oc. Friday avA Bat i Diggar told him to givé op business cares. dle did. He saya it looping car porter gets a 25-cent/ (Star Bpecial Service.) plano in cur store < ware urday ae sob ‘ ip for brushing you off. The most mild-mannered man ta ‘ : ra cost tm all of $5,000,000. Jiut he did tt He wanted to be ye apt to lapse Into the | sage of DALLAS, Texas, Aug. 15.—-Die room to a home i" ¥ be a ‘er th aac oo he aa determined to have t . ldots nd éGashes he " nts | COvery of « buried wall In Rockwell and in order " 1b organ og - agen senm ponte: edhe hamee’ The King’s New Jester. dots and dashes whon be wats) county, 10 to 12 miles long and 40/|! made extraordinary reductions EO PINAUD'S EAU DE Qui pucnu ae ter new birth. He got it, Perhaps tt means he is acquiring the habit an importas ram sent these! toe high, bag arcused interest {fbn all inétraments on hand NINE, Vor kids ‘AFERS, j Of regeneyation — mong archeologists and may prove It {# not #o much to save Regular 60c, Friday and Sat pace» 100 pry : ula a He still has time, | Ch * the Pri © be of significant historical value on moving planos from one urday ate ° For there Is another kind of Millfons of, men have | eneap a8 the ries. It ts believed ruins of a huried ¢ to another, aa we are go pa the being re-bor ty, the waking-up to a. | | “I fine you $10 for contempt of city have been found. The wall|} ing to remain at our old loca PI areas we ort tee uae Sewore fy tap Sood | court,” shouted the irate justice of | runs northeast and southwest. Ex-|{) ton, but {t in to prove to plano LIQUID FOOT EASE the new view of life and the world and people and one’s duty It's the the peace cavation is now being conducted by purchasers that we in post Makes h 7 feet Friday stn trying to undo the hurtfal things that ono has done, It's the trying | | “That i a small price for the | state authorities, M. L. Lamoreaux|{ tion to andersell any and all and Saturday cot to atone in the present for the past | amount of — pe wg he feel for this of the Anthropological society de alers, no matter what the ome r I 1 — on 9 days and court,” replied the lawyer clares the wall older than discov reumstanc or conditions FRG WS AA AERTS SOUe nrg 2 ae Dyspnea ea ores in Kgypt may be, The large number of |, |ANYVO THEATRICAL COLD - ing hours and say to Rocket yeu Getrant RATS 708 PON What a «reat responslbility te planos sold in the last few days CREAM WALNUTTA HAIR i pressed; you made this woman a widow; you kept ¢ hiid from taken f the Almighty by the thing o4 ts worth «|| People who took the trouble Regular 5c, Friday and Sat a 0c. = education; by your isfon on such a day fact that many of our w " me things denied. fo make comparisons, shows urday 10¢ rday " ' men are “self-made. te conclusively that our claims are to the wall; by your order of a certain other advanced pr thereby om such and such a day you cofinived at the b on such and such a day_a man killed himself be made it impossible for him to live. For these re feller, you money is all red The world cannot specity but the world believes them. } Standard Of), he says, has passed"from his control, although he must pay 27 per cont of Standard Olle fine. Is he willing to use bis 87 per cent of actual power and his untold amount of make Standard Ot! a blessing instead of a curse? such are-birth as would persuade him to use a tithe of thoge heaped up doliars to bring some happiness Into the homes here he brought sorrow? Is he anxious to discover that new life which Would force him to check over fa his mind all those fierce years of war and pillage when he crushed and smote and tra ‘was building up his giant company? There is still time. Chicago untversity cann Gifths of $20,000,000 or 30 tt Wipe the stains off the dollars. “While the lamp holds out to barn,” says the old hymn, “the Vilest sinner may return.” The lamp ts holding out, im the rural die tricts, at least. They use gas now in the cities. But there ten't any Goubt about the sinner being permitted to return. } If Private Physician Biggar will now only discover some univer. | sal solvent, some alkahest, tnto which can be dipped the STAsping life of this now peaceable young-old man, and regenerate him into one who will gay: “Iam sorry; let mo make that will be a rebirth of some consequence. And there is still time. addittomal m tho eo when there was no The Double Negative squeezed millions of dollars | raking of the law this year that I of,” waig th: am not ast se you and yours sons, Mr. R (From the Coust Journal.) Sourmug, his majesty's new fool, is now on the job and proves to be | xmiled these things. Infivence to Does he care for ed while he serve his font of $20,000,000 to regeneration education will not While dixging op the Rivor Nile Ae relic hunters do times, They've found what a stupendous fake Wee Ramesses the Two Times; He never planned Karnak at all, He « er bullt Abydos, But cribbed the glory ot gained And thus for ages guyed us money arnenda, A Ranteses! A Ramones! You fooled ua for a few times; Det ol! that thing ts ever now, THE redeem SICKNESS . Old Rameses the Two-Times. Zi ee i But there are other Rameses Did you ever think of the kinship that is awakened by sick Seciden. the. ene Bayeninn ness? And you can always tell thom by This general deneription They shine with a reflected Nght, it of borrowed fala, the showdéwa comes around ways seont (0 fail, of It’s all around us, In the hospitals, the | soft-volced nurses, loving friends, and the long rollcall gf phywt Gans and surgeous who are spending thelt Utes ia soathing world’s pain. Men are brothers, of course. men forget that they are brothers. nurse never forget. They have found the kinship of sickness. Paid for it? Yes, sometimes the free dispensaries, the * But sometimes, very fre Only the physician and t A Ramones! A Ramesea! come to you times ful friends may label you A Ramesses the Two Times that ts, if there te any pay equal to the value | Of the service that saves a life. But many hospitals are not even beer fp omy fetid ay rua for money. They are there only because a big, busy world ne i There's Rameses [ill Squires, who te be taken care of. The free dispensarics are open to everyone. Had better stayed at home, atr Nobody but the physician himself ever knows how often he is not And think of all the men Itke——well patd, how often he never expects to be paid, how often the question | wont ton opr ae pogo of money never enters his mind | Im matters pr tial The world is full of charities, but there isn't one of them finer than the charity that cares for the sick. A Rameses! A Rameses! A trained nurse, for example, receives a small salary, Nursing a. F satan wong be gb ee fg not very much like stenography or keeping books. It domands en A Rameses the TwoTimes” thoughtfulness, skill, the touch It ordinary re would be « labor famine. thusiasm, loving care, and profound per such demands th h of wympathy |< = SENTENCE SERMONS. Nes In the fact that re iun't any such t will take sonal concern ons affaires made if it ts and grow thing as a trained nurse who “takes no interest in the business.” | (Henry F. Cope, in Chicago Tri-| id bik chiieeatiie a eink a on ® ‘ v 2 r the bas to give all exe has. Few are able to continue It longor pune.) | neetey" ts ve moar tna. Be et ee geality Chiffon Mae h Silk, all pure | 98c quality Rajah Silks, 27 inches wide, | 50c quality Wool Henriettas ; than 10 years. Very many contract Giscases from the men and be found caly eens Which It involves, ir OMe Of the: eek Sor work nee Aas colors of white, pink, ‘lavender, car- meres, widths from 36 to 409 ain Mint ane testner to be ied -aiiy thane tall under: the oon ‘ound only Th ts soasihinn wrenn-wten, @bility; all colors, including black, dinal and black; to clear this odd lot wide, colors of white, pink, tinuous burdens of service night and day; and there are ab rwing to lon! me Boe an Aleaisiaty brings per yard ave out we have priced them at the very seda, myrtle, purple, Nile ways thousands more crowding into the ranks. Able weakness et % our miner 750 quality All Wool Panarpa Suitings, low price, per yard 29¢ ci bn es Ifg man is called to the ministry, a woman must be twice-callied The only good things we keep are) When once you have tasted of the the best wearing material that’s [| 25¢ Danish Cloth, 36 inches wide, all Oil Boiled Blagk 7 ae — nur 2 fi ree : = reat ae | happiness of making others happy known; all staple colors and black, the staple colors, including black, 20 inches wide, erhaps some day a true story will be written of the world’s ¢ fundamental dignity of hu-|you will cease to worry about 7: , - we § ms 1 he 4 philanthropists. Think of the doctors in such a book! What other | ™#™!ty Is in tts divinity heaven sates any vances 199 d cloth, per vanes cal a the world is Hike ft? Merchants can rest, capitalists can A man often finds himself whoa | he looks misfortune the face i ssi cei he Mercenaries a | PINNEY A FLOOR OIL CLOTH STORY There can be no re ation in all night, and then perhaps all day again and the next night |the indulgence that loaie a ge] : - uret | For 4 We've got a “job” in Floor Oil Cloth—the grade that sells for 35c: It’s good stuff and worth His philanthropy is not graven in marble or embossed upon Our own lives are robbed ot! PHOTOGRAPHS money. We offer it Friday at, per yard ...,. Ue iiale ead ben ees oan copper plate. It Is silent and real. He is the big brother of ail the |#weetness by bitter thoughts Of] 295 pirst ave. Washington ripe, Cote ahick ) - a inveeinas eeu world; and when he Is called he must go. others. Phone Ind. 2606 — B {5c Oil Clott le a Twel : . You may not happen to know what things doctors do. Some Bt owt: Sar oes oe Bases i pGRY ve ANS th on sale at Twelve choice patterns for your selection. of us do know. We know of women saved, of young men steadied, “4 &: es arrivals. Tomorrow, per yard ............. ooo pbeaw ey wie odNls's CER Ca Peace abe s Pe of families held together, of money given instead of rece calis and often material assistance. We know of formed in the hope of saving a life when it moat environment ed, of free important part of we really carry our UNION TAILORS, =e 518 Third ky and Workroom, ations per Two Stores and Salesroom in us » man is worth much to society med that the sur geon was ready to drop from physical exhaustion. We know of the | until he learns to make the moat of (f Thtd and Washington et. most tender care freely bestowed upon the lowest and feeblest and | himself. Suite to Order on Short Noties most unattractive of God's creatures. The good and the wicked The safety of # little religtor the black and the white, are all one to the hon phynictan oe ~ The man who doesn’t pay his doctor's bill and can is meaner than the man who dodges his taxes. he physician goes on, So does the trained nurse. So do DOWNING, HOPKING & RYER According to a Japane : Al the dispensaries and the hospitals, “Pay if you can,” they say; “If NM | you can't, come anyway, for we know tho kinship of sickness.” | NY Bt aN _— | conon te who tare no “even"| | ~NEW VICTOR RECORDS Ny ves the PL % Owners of Victor machines will pleased to lear | . et children wore ty Olea | Haul that rosneas.oune by Allon Siete 4 Florencio Con! st 600,000 ; $43. The “fi ty stantino axe now on sale, Nine selections have been ro |&y so eaat, of sraashovpers: have been Digg Soe taster corded, and the records are especially cloar and distinct ny found Imbedto me at| | Drop Jato our Victor parlors any time and Maten to thege N x x % pen cia) cree |) Sihermam, lay &: Ge, sea Bonde. PRIVATE WIRWS | + i 7 B) N polos! at ir ol, Main 270, tnd. 270, | Pome [oer corereone Alem fied) (@ PULTLLALLLEDULED EC ER “I have not done a single thing! To sell Seattle and othusiastio Christian | effics, old lbrary building, betwoen at the prpe senep meeting, and he)? and 15 In the morning and uu ie stil! Wondering why the brethren vn} nub correct. One of the largest and finest stocks of pianos to se lect from The Meyer-Toner PianoCo. 314 Union Street. Opposite the P-1. ue Boys Wanted Weinhoft's Kidney and Liver Cure tains very small percentage of alcoho! and fs principally of wellknown roots and herbs Try « with our recommendation «ee papera mation apply to Geo. For infor Engler, Star 3 In the afternooa. j bald br Bagier Initiation tee WORLD'S FAIR TOOTHPICKS. Regular be. Friday and Satur. day .. PRIZE FISCHER'S BUNION AND PROTECTOR, Regular 56¢; special , | SKIRT SPECIAL JAVA RICE POWDER, Usually sold for 2a for Friday and Sai STRAW.INE. The wonderful cleaner; your old hats, for cleans yy JUT one hundred Walking Skirts, all of this season's production, have been placed in this lot. They are all good fitting garments and very well tailored. You will find among them black and blue Panamas and a variety of mixed goods, in checks, stripes and plaids. The values are up to $8.50—your choice during this sale for— $4.75 (Cash or Credit.) Union St. EASTERN OUTFITTING CO, Seattle’s Reliable Credit House. Se SRF we CARRY A BIG ASSORTMENT OF POULTRY ‘ LICE KILLERS AND RANCHERS’ NECESSITIES, We have just LADIESs received a new supply of ALLIGATOR HANDBAGS, F2o35E COME JUST TO SEE. x This is @ particularly fine writing paper for “my boudotr.” One pound of paper for 5% 24 sheets of paper and 24 envelopes in box for THE QUAKER DRUG (CO; 1013-15 1st Ave.—Two Stores—Pike and Westla ths2-34 | Second Av. F4 UNDERS |READ A FEW FRIDAY BARGE Quoted From Seattle’s Real Bargain Cen \g Biggest and Strongest Buy Linoleum at 39c Yard Here’s another bargain in Floor ( I'wenty-five fall patterns, specially selected on sale are goods that retail always and are worth 75c a yat@e iy at, per see eneee overing. These superb us, will go ule Fri tomorrow yard Friday Specials in Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear De CLEARANCE SALE OF SUITS $1.25 and $1.50 Wash Petticoats & $12 and $15 Tailored Suits $6. 28 Out entire stock of included plain colors, at e all in On sale and dark col $12.00 and light, me CHILDREN’S WASH DRESSES’ SPECIAL PRICES FOR ONE DAY, c Dre and think 6f it! \ lored white