The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 20, 1907, Page 4

i i a Hz - much More, no " ReFeE Gt ne Postettive at Genttiay’ Washington, body’ pay = any Pananas are now ripetied by elec TO MALL EUDACMPNRNS—The date # hen your eubserty tention ter what /trieity in Begiand, Alternating owe Aarons cosa for & long time. —— | ~ = ° _ Wives can be hought for $60 in ____. THE SEATTLE STAR oz Building. : BY JOSH ° ° AAS, TRUE, DON'T THINK THIS Whht © ERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT BUNDAY, — bat a y & Word Fro@ Josh Wise Jeonference’ la accepted as very Proper The Koreans haven't got @nything to [ght with anyhow U ef Jobn D. tallies |B pendent S78; Bunset Main 1050. CYfi t Independent 1138; Bunact Main 1QQ0. BALLARD @FAR AGRNCT-a Mallard Age Sunset, Malinnd mm BVERETT STAR AGENCT—Momer Ryans, O81 Rockerteller Ave; Sunset 14h Spirttualiam t# all the ra ter den Lt $ had sev » at ton, Keven the kaiser al hard rape lately Gee cont par copy, Hin Comte par Week, OF CWRDLY Eve Conte per month, Oeltgpred By mal o carrion, No free conten. Pad ut. Roasia, An eminent St. Petersburg momen | financter saya it isn't the down pay ‘Tn this way we cas be certain of gtving apy eubseribere & perteot servioe—and © & te only way mont for a wife that will put such | a crimp fn you as what it costs to =< = ™ A Definition. carry one NEEDS CELS POS A iiitle girl who had Iatened to WHY AMERICA A PAR T Adiscussion Of the nature fakers in| Oplum smoking ts on the increase ° - Uteratare, when asked to define the /io France, Tompe »ple see The United States is behind the rest of the world {n a good [human and animal faculties, re ln it a hope that the boudlevardiors sMed will be weaned away from absinthe Li ° ot have realleed ft, but ft ts a fact; and Laue ye Pimagalre dabei "A brute 4 an Imperfect beast; by Its use. MAny respects. One of the points where’ ahe suffers most by comparison tx her lack jman ts a perfect beast.”—Judge, — | - of & parcels post } | Target matches are tn vorue in Postmaster Goneral Vilas wanted {t. Wanamaker wanted It. Mie Thowe v ate contrib: Great Britain, Her majesty the uting to eked by the administra soll wanted it. Now Meyer wants it. I pidemie of the Grand Duke of He od murder as well as several of | tion, he will urge it before the next congress. should ponder over the words of De the ducklings Why does America need a parcels post Quiney, who sald if ones & man watched dinner Here are four very definite answers to that indulges bimaelf in murder, very | range. An express package weighing three pounds was sent from aa | soon he comes to think little of rob: | ° " bing, and from robbing he comes ublic © charges wore : sols next to drinking and Sabbath-break| NEW INCORPORATIONS Is post rates, the carrying ma and J visited Bisley and cooked on the American city to a clty of Argentine I $6.30. Under the present English p jing, and from that to inctvility and nte procrastination, Once begin upon | the downward path, you never know The | Where you are to stop. Many a man has od his ruin from some murder or other that perhaps he thought little of at that time. charge would have been 67 Who gets this business, Engiand or the United States? Je from Minneapolis. OLYMPIA, Aug. 20.--The follow. ing papers were filed in the office of the secretary of state A Buropean merchant ordered ge The carrying charge was $14.35, | MONTANA BLKS Mount Adams Lumber and Log ging company, of White Salmon, $5,000, by M. Morrison and J. B. | ‘ ' Good wit 1 A selentiat says kissing will cure ‘oa. He may be mistaken, but| American Iron and Metal com cuales HIME eadin to ba: Contes Seattle, $10,000, by J. D,| that in attendance at the conven in and Sarah Rubenstein Toledo lade ad Venst the edvaninge of of capital stock of the goods cost $9.30. How can Europe afford to buy goods in America? Then take domestic com BOZEMAN, Mont, Aug 20.--One That is forel ot the greatest herds of Bika ever parisons Our present rates for dome n business, you say gathered In @ northwestern city is parcels are 6,000 per cent Ru tion of the Montana lodge of the Neat People on Earth,” opening fay. The conclave will close more than Germany's are unde parcels post. Why? Inerea Giendale creamery from $8,000 to Md e amall consumer - eo! bo Cit A domestic parcels post would save the smal! consur the peo got about them for a $40,000, Lumber and Shingle com cabirtens ale? ek Gt coeae ple—about $250,000,000 every ye | pany of Hollingham, from $100,000 parade, in which the famous Boston Who «ets this $250,000,000 now? to $500,000 and Montana band, of Putte, and The four big express companies get most of It, That's the rea |, Application for registration of several other musical organizations e\N. jtrade mark by Nooksack Cannlng | wii) cab t gon they have f t the idea of a parcels post so bitterly Then | LJ le 1 ake par the government gets some. | taal 11 ~ | “ : | MONTANA WORKMEN, More opposition comes from many small retailers and from | Gl Attorney Engaged | country store-keepers, They say that a parcels post would rob them | | The Woodland Park d P HUTTE, Mont, Aug. 20—Montana of their business and give {t all to the big mail order houses, Doubt- | provement elt grand lodge of Workmen began Its ney W. D. La annual convention today, to com less the gets that under a parcels post system, he, knowing the wants of his trade, could order small lots of goods at very fittle shipping ex | pense; he could anticipate the demands of his trade and satisfy It } is some truth in this contention, but the amall dealer for test the park chan. ear line from to Stone ay sider matters pertaining to ra and the finanetal affairs of order. Supreme Master Workman | Will M. Narvis is expected to ad H " w the delegat The present The Countess da Parmesan, who Lord Joba Russell, when on a vie hip of the order ia Mon is the whole cheese tn Florentive |i to Queen Victoria, at Balmoral,|tana ta 2,200 literary circles, ts to publish an au asked her majesty’s own piper ta tograph edition of her new cook have some one play In his presenc What kind of piper do y - want?’ | Boys Wanted almost as cheaply as the mail order houses; he could build up at no financial risk a very profitable commission business. the consumer would gain everything. He would lose little Millions of people are not served now by the express com - “yt ‘ a front |20Ok. The Itallan nobility leaves parce’ . ould bring office to the fron Pa panies, A parcels post wou ng the express office to f he art of cooking to the middie asked the man, “Just such another! To sell Seattle papers. For infor oe class families, who are not too tm as yourself,” said the English! mation apply to Geo, Engler, Star route self | poverished to afford a square mea Drawing fro de | the musician sald, | In inental circles the exelu-| "There's plenty o° lc sion of the Koreans from the peace! se! A parceis post would make every rural free delivery supporting, and would result in thousands of additional liveries. Think of your express bills and ( tries have done. Austria-Hungary sends 11-pound parcels 10 miles for 6 cents, further distances for 12 cents. Great Britain sends 11 pounds for 25 cents. France sends 22 pounds for 25 cents. Switzerland sends 11 pounds for 8 cents, and as much as 44 pounds for 33 cents. Our express compantes charge 64 cents for four pounds. Our postoffice at present sends four pounds for 16 cents. Postmaster General Meyer is not planning to do everything In & minute. He is willing to make haste slowly. He is willing to mit his parcels post to 19 pounds or even to five pounds But he wants to make a beginning. And the people are the ones who will save the money. ee = statesman. himaeclt up,/effice, old Ubrary building, between grandly: |S and 11 tm the morning and 2 ttl je like your 2 tc the afternoon. Initiation but very few pipers like me.” | paid by Engler. consider what foreign coun Has arrived 4 months ahead of time. We've got to sell them—and gell them right now, AT 25c 50c 75c $1.00 $1.25 Worth 50¢. Worth $1.00. Worth $1.50. Worth $2.00. Worth $2.50. You'll marvel at the values. Come and see the Goods. A Chicago University Professor Has Announced His Discovery That Sea Gulls Can Talk. “Ob, water the wild waves say-| ing?” Pull long we have queried in vain, home By the side of the ocean straying ‘This mystical answer to gain; But now that a solemn professor's Deciared that the sea gull talks, We soon may become the posses» These Drawers 50c Worth $1.00 Charles Steininger, 80 years old an inmate of the Old Soldiers purchased @ license at Port yesterday to have his body took his life. No Let every Seattle woman who sees this advertisement be here tomorrow. ors. Leave Pler 2 to see battleships Of knowledge as keen as the on hawk’'s; - And soon, by the seasbore straying We may, though it seems most absurd faaem whet the wild wavelets ote When the Boy Goes re For although the sale By questioning this wise bird t Sch I owns i 0 OChoo : Gowns Ob, what does the tide keep moan : Like La D. Full long wo have yearned to |} He'll want a new suit— : sts ays Lik Thi pode a good suit—to replace This e is a5 the ocean keeps on Intoning ts sorrows in accents low And why does the wind like an those clothes that have Wednesday, -Thursday, lows so restlessly | done duty during stren Friday ‘and Saturday 50c 75¢ Unless we are gulled by the sea} “ous vacation time by all odds the first day pull, Ww Bes orth $1.00 Teal wonderful sprite of the | Our Boys School Suits will be THE DAY. It | Worth $1.50 We may learn of each trying emo |} $3.50 and up—are especially i te Mee’ tf thon designed to stand the ear and wa a r o wig Sil uae bre: Che. chemsente etic {f Someet to otand. the wonr and Corset red tear of school life. They are g night af the grand opera If we'll only go down to the ocean And talk with this garrulous bird. 11 We have heard that the monkey can chatter In a strictly grammatical wa Though Garner's as mad as a hat ter, Some critics u Some tell us that honestly bullt, of honest ma Drawers Like These $1.25 ind besides, it’s worth Covers Like This terial and are reinforced at ev ery vital point your while to see the Russian Blouse, in nowy, billewy and Double-Breasted styles whiteness that will be on lingly sa: squirrels ar Pp ices right rabbits Eg terms if di play. Hold converse, as well as tl vu wish ft habit As as as the parrots, we Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc. 1 fathom creation he sea gull we have Come tonight down town » the glib conve and see the K QT ws 1332-84 Second Av., 209 Union St, ( ; are at al bird goods in our windows \ Howe of the Universal Range “Seattle's Reliable Credit In 1830 the world contained ee House” 210 miles of rail now the over 350 f line EVERETT TRUE AT THE SEASHORE More IN SESSION. ‘than ever before Here Are Some Bargains in Used Fischer Upright esos $95 Arion, large size, mahogany A $325 Hammond for ... $175 A $400 Radie for ....... $225 These latter two are practical ly as good as new, and are cer tainly the biggest value ever of fered, All are fully guaranteed The Meyer-Toner Piano Co 314 Union 8t, Opp. the Put. Shipped Too Soon) 1 $5,000 wort of Beautiful Muslin Underwear These are goods ordered for our January sales, but we've not room to store them till then; neither do we want the money they represent to lie idle all that time. OUT THEY GO AT HALF Gowns, Drawers, Chemise, Corset Covers, Skirts Our Under Muslins ~My at 25¢ are the best | values ever offered. | ‘aia THE DOVEYDOVE BABY RUSTI ° CATES BY F. \@ SCHAEFER, “Oh, Lom |darlingent tne id Mra, De wool,” Iagteg dove when her husband arrived at 1 mean ite fu r,” sald hy Ané | have the conn 8 perm, the atry boarding house for the nd, “She is getting to know|to tell you. We rag Pe 3 animals ant ¢ i they bad @ And what animals does my ‘ittle condensed 7 the ta oogy goo Mke best?” exelaimed the | you gue t proud parent, as he embraced hin, helped he offspring. jomet b | M0o-00-00 cow,” sald Baby, with| said Mr. Dove an effort és; te tonne She says that she likes the muley | yon cow's izing and cow the bent,” said Mra. 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