The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 6, 1907, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR Temporary Quarte, ow Cibrary BY STAR PUBLISHING CO. a o EVERY AFTERNOON excegT SUNDAY. ~~ Felephones— on Eaitorial: Independent 875g, Sunset Main 10H OK Business: independent 113 uneet Main 1050, BALLARD STAR AGENCT~am Ball Ave Huneet, Mallard 908 a BVERRTT STAN AGENCT-Momer Keane, 2021 Rockerteller Ave: Sunset 15 per copy, si per week, er (weniy-five conte per month Delivedl em By GR oF carriee, No fe ST ee = testes: Can Frence your bame ie taken from the list, A change of date oe me's Seats a " uid mise Mt more than enee, & Qt ones. if you © Fou mine it tv there © pertect servicemand Way we cam be certain of etving our euby ly way A mayo WITH LOFTY IDEALS Brand Whitlock, the young mayor of Toledo upon whose shoul appears to have fallen, is a ders the mantle aplondid example he yowus man in ideals. Mr.,Whitlock is a man of fine service with high writer of @ number of successful books. His most recent tuc “The Turn $ g “of the Balance,” has been engaging the attention book lovers t sgists Throughout the country. Mr, Whitlock ts a strike the subject In a recent number of Human Life ! Henry Lew a brilliant American writer and ed OV at Toledo recently he Iub and put divers dined with Mayor Whitle » dinner ta kat the ques thons to him aeross 1 asked him to tell me abou said Mr. | The ernment tu le things to run on. To compel rment—elty government,” ts, “and he hi umary Y wove the world worth anything Is self cov nt best governed world is that in which the govern themselves. Px like platforms, are « people mo 1, or even orderly, ts of no account The man who abst h ae @ drunk only be cause the saloons “improved. He is still a drunk ard at hea and the heart is the man A man must realise his own personality, one way or another; good or bad, he must rea ih &§ cities must be have a city fi be good— not then you have a good city A city lant good where the 5 kept down. If they were kept down } be quiet and orderly ren for bu should not bother itse e shut up is » have; and Alitios just as ities, When you | must cities, Cities have persor left free to real eo perse » they want to with pec who good they want to ase the law says so, but t g enough, your city vemart. Cites ar re A citer gevernment so much in protecting and bigiping bust not ness as in helping mer | Mr. Whitlock app to he a w or to MASOF Jones. Tt ts a hopefs gove ment of American cities when young men of suc themselves to a caree ies and high ideals devote | = S “IT 18 FAR BETTER TO BE AN OLD MAID THAN TO MARRY A MAN WHO IS NOT ONE'S EQUAL.”—Mre. Stuyvesant Fish. BY ZELMA TRAVERS if Mra. Stuyvesant Fish had said, it is far better to be an old maid than to mary & man you do not | love, and who, in 4 spiritual and Intellectual way, is far below you then | would have agreed with her. Mrs. Fish’s declaration is mysteriods to me, She doesn't say @ word about “love.” Maybe love doesn’t figure in the majority of the marriages be tween members in Mrs. Fish's set, but in my opinion, it ts impos sible to say whether the New York woman fs right unt!) we know whether the woman in the case fs in love with the man in the case. If she really loves the man who is below her in station—tI mean if she really, truly loves him in the ge old-fashioned way that is littie known among the very ar then 1 aay it Wolwl be far better to mi me an old maid For if the woman did way I bav 4 she could only see bim on her level, as her equal. It is tmp . for a person who truly love jother to realize that person is got bis or her equal Now, suppose the woman be is not he n't love thie man in the case. If should not marry him. If she er nagging him about it woman to take the alternative Mra t implies. I w n't advise her to subarit to being I wolud advise ber to find some man she thought | and marry him. Once and for all, | am against the dnt advise the WUNDRED AND FOUR. HUNDRED AND FIVE Lit ht Postage Prepaid. A Misnomer When ‘twas too late she remem Who's that man doing all that ‘i bered that loud talking in your private office? T ters she had put Sh! That's my silent partner Into slot we stampless lot And #0 she stamped her foot Connecticut has no state debt worth mentioning—the total fanded SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. * lebt amounting to less than a mill Four workmen were blown to atoms jon do and this is offset by xplosion at the Callfor- | some 0,000 of sinking funds nia powder works VOU CANT HUY FORT ‘DON'T READ THis FROM ANYONE. YOU CAN'T Dy “ cing the Snohomish FORD TO PAY MORE TO AN County r at Everett. Take str. | ONE SHOT GUNS, RIFLES, AM > t, leaving Colman MUNITION, AT THEO. WILTS & a5 p. m.*** CO. 1008 18T AVE see { ) ] A LITTLE FRUIT "ARM, 1s Your Lony- Distance Business Urgent? tll on “sown, $8 0 Month Per Acre With tar Fc g Towns In the famous Yakima dis Tacoma Kingston trict Cultivated, irrigated, oe Port Townsend | Port Gamble planted and cared for. ‘ |Port Angeles | Dungeness CALHOUN, DENNY @ Sequin Port Williams EWING. % H Luctiow Fort: Flagler phn Mf Or any Olympia Peninsula || ar The Chicago Eye Specialist | i tance heavy or Hines Foucth Floor People’s Bank | THE INDEPENDENT TELE Building ee eGATTLAL vr i]| Corner Second and Pike Street, | Seattle | 1495. Fourth Ave | o - o wee ae ow roanton is to give up to depres | because they turn thetr backs on ny the facts Boys ‘Waal a very life may be known by the] If you havo faith you Witt neo | TO well Beattie papers, Pop § something glorious in « | mation apply to Geo. Kn way It leads, ot | effiee, old brary building’ tr Sta PLANNIN G@ COUP, SENTENCE GERMONS, in Ohiongo ‘Trt (Henry F 0) ing sorrow ie raising stn ee. f You may know thé gr be Pee tre no friendships without |. 004 !# not In the clowot If Ho I! any inan by the way hoe treats a| 9 and 11 tn the morning onde am faith gg Se gh aedey oy jeniid, we e |4 fn the afternoon. Initiation iss utifal fife wanten, 4 mirror yo time You cannot keep # life sweet and | pald by Engler rer i me by taking all your salt Ply mo jon Bundag The@overty of life in due tothe |, hings we mle The love of truth goes before an tnt re full of faith) We make a specialty of ho — ” ry furna for heating house Gunes For Rent—Piper & ‘Taft,| More battleships at navy" yard /1, Woodhouse Co,, 112 University 1024-26 Boc@Ad av, * *** \than ever before ee | ai + poorest way to make ap tm | Rooster The nothing to eat out here, Why aren't you tn the house where you | . Why, there's a bunch of women tn there having an aft 1 don't want to frighten them away until the refresh * Pb SOLAN oD rved. SING WELL, TSRART- OF YOUR TAR DUST. | HIM DEEN S EE UCATION. BESADES: SEE HOW § | Y BRIGHTIENS UP THE SCHOOL ROOM AN MAKES BY JOSH ‘ nae LRM WPEIER TOO START THEM-IN Josh Wisé Saye: _ si jtians in Moroceo muat be by the | ‘ ‘ BY TER SROWN hoattie diatribes Sing hey! for hay fever Housewives, Attention, nt has an the pu » dopar “Lota o women don't handle thett! gaits and kids with kid gloves.” | with wrap indicate the bookie, although that is al! that the public usually gets for its money Illustrated Quotation. boR, the oye This being Sep teR is again populalt cae special, 2 for How are those rose bushes you! bought They're all to the good What do you mean I mean that they died young.” P—Por the aie the per aes 2 otreknine cake YOUR LITTLE. BUSTER BROWN HIS DESK. NoT FAR AWAY FROM HIM MAY SIT ANOTHER BoY BETTER DRESSED. Do YOU REMEMBER WHEN YoU WERE A CHILD, AND WERE YOU EVER ASHAMED BECAUSE YOU HOw toon 15 NoW AT That Taft has become hoarse ts | no sign he's been beaten to a} whisper } In a “Wet” Township. Visitor to the Parm--And have you an old oaken bucket v<iubarban ei, bet DID NoT HAVE NICE CLOTHES WHEN YOU WENT Kitehen de yiiterds, and other country mosses TO SCHOOL? handed Phyllis dresses MILTON IF YOU CLOTHE THE CHILDREN WELL THEY WILL STUDY THEIR LESSONS BETTER ---IT’S WORTH THE EXTRACOST. BRING THE CHILDREN IN AND MAKE THE SE- LECTION FROM OUR LARGE STOCK--PRICES ARE ‘“‘RIGHT’’ AND YOU ARE HEARTILY WELCOME To USE OUR LIBERAL CREDIT PLANIF YOU WANT To. BOYS’ SVITS (SAILOR, RUSSIAN BLOUSE, NORFOLK, SINGLE AND DOUBLE BREASTED) - - - - - $3.50 TO $9.00 MISSES’ SKIRTS - - - $ 4.50 UP MISSES’ COATS - - . - $ 6.50 UP MISSES’ SUITS - ~ - - - $16.50 UP A woman eit yer ts the wisest man on ¢ that he has been “bought it th in anything in a name Iehii ought to be a ladies’ man Keeping evertastingly at it brings success,” murmurs the sage Although “pap” ts the usual alm Yet the men who have been try /of all political moves, the organ ing to put away all the boore are |isers of the Taft Club may not be apparently as far from the goal as! guckers after all ever Although thie column is made uy asantrios, It must be at some of them are rer than others F225, FIYTESTSSREISSSTRTLIESES_ | William Henry, a ne tive Chester county, Pennaylva hin, attached a steam engine to an Oysters are higher Thorefore " * old bat and managed to steam, it's harder than ever to bivalves the t Was sunk TWO STORES 1013-15 Fourth and First Ave. Pike St. amerioe re) US. Navy Verd | Take « trip on the Sound and visit the U. & navy yard, see the ff battleships Oregon, Wisconsin and Not the cruisers Charleston, ; Buffaleand the training ‘iadelphia, the mammoth ke, torpedo boat ship Nipsic. Boats lea lec ¥. 609 People’s Bank bidg. | Pier 2, foot of Yesler way, six tim Second and Pike *** daily. Rowud trip, 5 one Ease. The little con now schoo! suppl Eastern Outfitting Co.,, inc. 1332-34 SECOND AVENVE 209 UNION STREET | “Seattie’s Retlabte Credit ttouse’* The kaiser bad fallen off his horse, which, considering he was always on a high horse, must have heen due to dizeinens. UNION TAILORS, Two Stores—518 Third Ava, and Salesroom and Workreom Third and Washington st Suits to Order on Short Notles All theme de -nunetations of Chris. SS Beerezes Mason 1 pint Fruit Jars with caps and rubbers, extra special at sy ovccn es su Mee STORE OPENS 9:30 a. m., Closes at 9:30 p. m Union Hours od [| Ladies’ and Children’s Ready-to-Wear Departmen Read These Specials for Saturday. Below You Will Find Some of the Best Values We Have Ever Offered. Everything Right in Season ne wedge: $15 WOMEN’S SHORT JACKETS $1. 25 Sateen Petticoats 98¢ | $5.00 WOMEN’S NET WAS regular $1.25 Skirt. ON SALE SATURDAY AT We aball place on sale 0: lirday 60 of the new This is positively an exceptional value. A Black 98¢ |} white, Beru and A est Fall Suits Chiffon adcioth Jacket, strictly hand-taliored. and yokes, ¢ made of all-woe in all are made tight-fitting or half-fitted, with Skinner “ ls $5.00. ON SALE $40.00 and $60.00 suit ial price for Satur day at 89.08 . + No extra charge for alteration. b larged new Millinery Department, we offer two $10 and $12 Womer’s Coats $5.75 GIRL § COATS M4. 98 he ft ae ‘ane vent rt ¢ mee nd Watcieg No better Ew ol at any Gea Net Waists, embro 5 cuffs. Regular pa . — ATURDAY AT These suits Sizes 6 to 16 Veare. Hats, including the popular Cheyenne and cow ‘ al : . pula eyonne and co We have higher iris, bat the differsse® New Coats for Fall, 1907—~All-wool kersey, full | Pull Length Coat ade of all-wool kersey, in boy shapes, ON SALE SATURDAY AT 81.49 lies mals “47 the extra work around tie length coats 1 lebreasted, with plain or y blue also in all-woo! ma bottom This sh 1 of best quality fancy buttons and cuffs trimmed with vel h 1 feta come tan, nay vet and silk braid. These coats come in several brown do t a 3 98 reen, gray F t w and all the plain colors n mixtures and amall broken atyles with taney bi "4 Ghanieable effect: t 1 n changeable effect extra wide and with & plaids. Worth regularly up to $15.00. ON SALE tons, braids and ornaments. Werth up to $9.00 All our New Trimmed Hats, regular $4.50 and $5.00 12-inch flounce. Actually raw from $7.00 t SATURDAY AT 85.75 ON SALE SATURDAY AT 81.08 values, ON SALE SATURDAY AT 83.98 $8.00. ON SALE SATURDAY AT $4.98 Women’s and Children’s H WOMEN’S KNIT SHAWLS 25c WOMEN’S FAST BLACK LACE LISLE HOSE, Ihe, rm of Drummers’ Samples of Knit and Crocheted Shawls 1 and combina Several All-Over Lace Patterns, lisle thread, double sole, spliced heel, elastic welt top; the finest 250.156 ors; various sizes and shapes, which will suit the most fasti ull offered ie ONE-THIRD 59¢ WOMEN’S CASHMERE HOS 150 CHILDREN’S COTTON HOSE, 106. Just iny Drummers’ Samples of Knit Skirts, all colors, light ar . offered Childfen’s Fine or Wide Ribbed Black Cotton Hone, ail sizes; the best 1c hose we have; extra special fo Saturday at a reduction of ‘ ONE- FOURTH Saturday 10e¢ palate naaeibab fede ial 25c Women’s Knit Underwear 19¢ Infants’ Colored Cashmere Hove, in black, white, red, pink, aky and tan; sizes 4 to 5%; our régular 260 | Women’s Long Sleeve Knit Undervests le or Kr ength Pa seller; special for Saturday eprgiapediet. se : ive at 25¢ woo S ey ws chy vaprhigns a Auk t Knee Lengtl : an $1.60 quality Black Taffeta Silk, | 98¢ quality Cream White Japa pieces Mixed Tw soreenil oll botled Swiss silk, 30 inches nese Wash Silks, full 36 inches ae ues run as high a fue $1.10 quality AlLWoot Ladle be quality D. h, 36 inch Moreen Skirt wide, with an excellent finish Cloth Sultin ss Snehine sine ‘ wide, the yo0d ing; « ymanent fit and ventiea Wer aihahla fos wide; no need for comment on Mi neat effects and new th % hes ie hildren inhinnd “it - 4 for lean coats and underskirts, Our the goods Our Se) ie ei , all colors and blact SHOES, UNDERWEAR, ETC. Women's Elastic Front Hand-Turn Slippers. Men's Fine Vici Kid Shoes, blucher latest joys’ New Sweaters, in all colors and st Owing to a lucky buy, we b spout 00 dosent patent tip, soft viel kid, medivm heel; all sizes last, biucher or straight. lace; regular $4.00 ranging from to $ as a ial for Sat Boys’ Flannel Wa offer tor well worth $2.60 wctal at special . urday we offer an allwool sweater, in ny than cost of material; a otal mt) i $2.98 red, ma at 3 for 506 i , . roon and blue, all size egular The; speoia 7 Misses’ Fine Dross Shoeb, either flexible or exten- |’ First call for Warm Slippers, fur trimmed, brown : : bas Jeary et New this woek, a k land Ties, made » 5Me i ; t Jes sion sole; matt top; blucher style; patent tip; red or black; flexible sole, low heel: spec ae up in moire. ‘watered offe vd shad sowie Media x low heel; spectal Men's Jorsey Shirts, in three colors, heavy fleeced shape: -apectal 2 for 23¢ 2.26 V $i.s0 ‘ ose well finished and ‘sewed; sold regular at $1.00 MEN'S UNDERWEAR | Boys’ Gun Metal Shoes, biucher style, patent toe Kiderdown Slippers, big and little, blue, red or special The ds ‘ i © have aj grades, weaves, colors | extension sole, very stylish, and will wear well; frav; nothing quite as gomfortabla, and only Men's Suspender, good fancy web, solid buckle Special offer--Men’s Wool, Mixed | sizes 2% to 6%; regular $3.00; special .. 92,48 per patr 106 lave da and full length; regular @6c; Saturday wenural color wd ouft k trimmng 2 00 value per garmen’ i cet ae wo OO en ocho Cteimess So”