The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 16, 1907, Page 4

4 THE SEATTLE STAR—MO§ DAY. SEPTEMBER 16, 1907, December there A r THE DOVEYDOVE BABY RUSTICATES |e thige, pointed to it with her| Since lant ‘ ? ‘butter £9” Now,| stocks equal t re ba F . el § AR DUS F GY F. W. SCHAEFER, var the cute?” | the cane of rallronq. shares ont BY STAR PUBLISHING Co. 1307-1909 Seventh av, u it wawn't tha h b and of = —_ “10 bd o J ‘a emer Mr. doveydove sald he would! $27 in the { LM ustrial shay EVERWAFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY, BY JOSH have & write that down and send| Applying th® & the entire capita Telephones-- wv co x ‘6 . Py ' it to the papers. fxntion of stocs af bonds of the Rorlal: independent 875; Suneet Main 1080 = ¢ TACO ———— =. © “Wore battlontipa at aavy yard 1 \ porations : Independent 1138; Sunset Main 1080 rhe ° 2 ‘iene peer bolene eee ar oa eae Same ak Josh Wiel Says: no his naim but he's sure tn th " bat r : ALLARD STAR A . oahu swim, FEE ~_BVRRETT STAR AGHNCY.-Momer gpans, S01 Rockerfelien Ave. Gunwet 154, COFFEE. my y, ste Conte per Week, OF KWentyeflVe Coats per month, Delivered P id menos made her arte lant) Good grocers like Schil cetiiee ot Grail. Weahiagion, Go ovecnd-siass maijen | wus not kwite pver jling’s Best; for it makes ih roe to an the Miseus Jinks and dortgre hav re. frood-will and n } aii 4 Bell change of Th' man who sets] torned trom Niagery ha way tho| in case of complaint? the ard and Pool Pan market a hen takow all heitaiwe ts the reel thing & is read av, have ® pe the cit? credit for what abl mon s ready ‘ es ore oie ptt hatehe Mi Wotta Gadder and the|® Your grocer returns your Money ©. A place tor fe yoann | Misala Gadderg and yuog moestur if you don’t like it; wo pay him “ * ine fs are vojurneyinE at Atlantic Cites 7s =e shall be <A be certain of alvin a our aubecrihers a pertwot terviewmand | |Pa Gadder is worken like binsiz in| e ; aeatle “IGN Sha Dh baa ES ene + | No one suapects that the Dovey: | a#tnding the summor, tre, D, told it mood TGNORAN | | Min Notle Minagen leafy tomorrer}dove baby {a a faker, but/him the tale of Baby and the but-| j ee — t 4s Central board of dj tor Nu Yoick. a She ie got a job| seme of b te are un terfly | vote 1” . individual aSout due to meet again re. doubtedly The Dovey “It was this w gurgled Mra oy after th Is ignorance or utter disregard of the lives of individual thare fl : aS cp sR, , ’ jot ring - |dove parents return the verdict|D.; “we were out under the apple | pledne the cause of the failure of the responsible officials of the Seattle adie Aaiaes atv a beck that she ta truly gifted with an at-| trees when a most resplendent but-| Farket he th fenders which | “You'll admit your divorced wife). Min Mince gly & books part atthe) cian for animals. They say |terfly in orange and black fluttered | Blectric company, to furnish their cars with fe 1 - eal nanan m : and ton ent atoer sum Of her) oven tho fites bother her because|to us and rested on Baby's hand. + will save life | “Confound it, yos, It’s tn Tetah beet te Rout Te WUE A) ine in no weet, which Is about| Baby was delighted, and by her ae ee at 4 “ $ he t of men entrusted to such ajname, and T can't get the house; WMth Dock what you would expect from begin-| tions showed she understood the Including new records by de Gogorsa, 4 Bither is crit teary oar ah as ont ; 4 away from her Mesdama Wipbi 8 }ners in the way of parents. affection of the frail bit of anima-| | and Nielson are now on —¥ Drop into + large extent wit! lic safety bentarteles ah Welahe tk — sitio | On Mr, Doveydove’s lant visit to tion, [explained to Baby that it parlors any time and bear them } Date Hy . H } ‘ound ‘ow in et? Sate oe craw nT 7 7 wid In his stateme n defense of the fender now in use, Jacob | Found your affinity yet fur the fotst pfize, which wus a pler| ‘he farmbouse where they paths gb weg yg al eo : rv Furth, president of the Seattle Electric company, ignores t fw the young man you a ving | * land ‘fly’ Then we let the beauti sof : ‘ F dendat witheh has proved to be'the|t many wane | U.S. Navy Yard ful crealure soar away,” . om existence of the Liverpool fender which has prover ’ hea The Wimmens Club had @ silenta! tke a trip on the Sound and! “Then what?” asked Me. D,, all of most effective in use in the world. Mr. Furth’s knowledge | ,,,"¥s indeed. He actually affords! parti the day, ‘Thoes who| visit the U. & navy yard, wee theleusstn, ve + all] $m j “ghee 1: Maliee Clty, Hie Gelense of |" clothes he wear to get a! pattieships Oregon, Wisconsin and Why, after that, at tle supper iM sac @oes not seem to reach beyond Kansa Foraker “huris defiance” co often ; an dum Nebraska, the cruisers Charleston, table, there was a pat of butter on + M the defective fender in use here is that it is as good as the one}, . ist have « string to It (Be emma, HOnton, Buffalo and tho training ty» hoard, and a house fly lighted te io ia use in Kansas City Hamilton Studio si Eaiiedeiphia, | the | mammoth ow it. Haby, the dear, intelligent 1406 SECOND wenet F t . dry docks, torpedo bOAt# ANd | someurmmenenemennumiennenn a While expressing his willingness to equip his cars wi Lots of affinities are walting/ Colman Butlding. Artistio photo prison ship Nipsic, Boats leave| Hair removed permanontly by es { eee & ee und the divorcee courts for de) ¢rapha at reasonable prices, No Pier 2, foot of Yesler way, slx times |olectricity, 609 People’s Bank LELLPERLELENNEB ELA Bb i ic! i 1 be ed to be better, Mr. Furth in p , > beg any fender which should be proved to be better, } If creea. jcoupons or other frauds. *** daily. Round trip, S0c ***' Bidg,, Second and Pike st one — — ans the same breath declares that the fenders now in use are the | p — as It's funny that the baby | =a hag THE JUMP WINTER(_) |= Purth’s statements. Can it be possible that am nt | The Universal HOT we Man—Old Soak has sponsible position does not read the literate pertaining to Universal a BLAST HEATERS MAKES ONE THINK Bakes and Cook — s¢.Se|of SAVING FUEL|‘'s"t= We Prove These Statements to Your Entire Satisfaction---Come and See Us street railway equipment and management Can it be possible that he is ignorant of current facts|in years, mean he's mellowed which are*matters of common knowledge to the readers of magazines? Can it be pos the Liverpool fer which has saved many lives on the streets of London, Liver pool and other British cities during that time as well as great ly reducing the losses of the traction Companies in damag suits? It seems hardly possible that such ignorance can exist in high places, but it is more charitable to Mr. Furth to believe that such ignorance on his part does exist than to believe him The selsmograph, which records earth, ought to Keep us posted ax to Taft's prog ess round the world e that he is ignorant of the existence of ler, which has been in use for six years and When a man’s on a some” he's generally low-ap! capable of deliberately sacrificing life and limb to save expenses in equipping his lines | | The responsible officials of street railways in Seattle and| the @ther American cities have a bloody record to answer for; a| | Be pov record of successive violent and unnecessary deaths which fill} | » yo ay the pages of the coroners’ books. Most of the deaths which| A moontite Xcarshun wuz give by! Any Kind of Fuel Can Be Used rug to kee Thewaday & i Qccur in this manner are avoidable; could be avoided by proper €quipment and proper care on the part of the company. It is the habit of traction managers to blame the large death | and accident rates to the carelessness of their employes, The Popular Flash Heater We also carry a line of moderate- in the UNIVERSAL HOT BLAST. Hard Coal, Soft Coal or Wood The body of the stove is of heavy cold-rolled American blue “steel, found by much testing and experi menting to be the most durable for Stoves of this character. No smoke or gas escapes into the room when feeding fuel. , ALL DRAFTS are air-tight when closed, and a handful of coal burns all night. Minter M o du the records of roads which are equipped with proper saf co Psd r @evices prove the falacy of their claim; proves that high ac-| City Hall Market cident and death rates are due to poor equipment, not to the} Bol beef Se; pot roasts Tc ¢arelessness of employes eer TENT ; legs of mutton 12 Thus, in London, where the Liverpool fender is in geners priced heaters—the kind that wear uge, but 10 people were killed during the course of a year. The| Boys Wanted fender absolutely prevented anyone getting under the wheels, | To se! Seattle papers For tater | math for years. The Flash has cast top and bottom, swing top, cither top f (ee : ve and both the death and injury rates were reduced to the min-| seties brary butl 11 in the morn imum. In Seattle during a similar period, 18 deaths resmlted | 9 &™ ; 2 in the afternoon. Initiation fee from strect car accidents, most of them avoidable, if Proper | paid by Bugler. eee equipment were used. j Those deaths stand as a public indictment against the} fesponsible officials of the traction companies of Seattle. The 5 officials cannot shift the responsibility to their employes. The deaths were due to the failure of the officials to adopt proper safety devices; devices whose effectiveness had been proven |¥ in the largest cities of the world. The responsible officials of the Seattle Electric company y €an plead ignorance no longer. Theys must adopt effective ) safety devices or stand convicted of a disregard of life and limb, which is criminal from al! points of view. feed or side; draft is absolutely air- tight when closed; trimmed in fan- cy nickel; large urn; fancy nickel x X ceton RESOLWTE UNIVER foot rest. Sixes in Skirts, Coats and 4 guste Special sizes in “Ht D 4 tle women’s” skirts, whose lengths are 34, 37 and 38 S inches. ‘These “extras” ( may be found in the new (itegots wate] London’s Reduces Prices rand oan TOMORROW ON Black Silks and Black Dress Goods little down aad a little at 4a time. It's easy that way $1.50 quality Black Peau de Soie Silk, | 89c value Black Panama Suitir 23 inches wide, good weight and EXTRA Wednesday evening, from 8 until 10, our an nual Fall Opening of the $1.50 quality I inches wide, g THE 1907 GIRL Grotind Ch CAN Lesvos Humpty Dumpty Flakes , 3 for 25¢ Lipton’s Yellow Label sag Tea, %4-Ib. can 29e¢ 52 O. K. Coffee ..3 ths Oe inches wide; nothing bette Fancy Italian Prunes ... idvanced wear; Tuesday, per lio .... ... 3 for 1S¢ will dis ing pro- ck Taffeta Silk, 30 ood rustle and finish, Soap ...8 for 25¢ souve $1.00 quality Fancy Panama Suiting, Sale Pricé on nire will be presented to : A e wees nee » nerfa 44 inches wide; guaranteed all pure Sure Granula Si pened oapgay igh Corn Starch 2 for 15¢ gu ie 1 to give perfect satisfac " 1 . . I Pure Granulated Sugar. tic °° . w excellent = w “ oe i . ion uesday, per ool, excellent € FOR PARTICULARS. Pe aws ganic Tuesday, per yard ... $1.75 quality Black Peau de Soie, 36 | $1.25 quality Black Prunella, 44 inch inches wide, absolutely the best on the market for $1.75; Tuesday yours, per yard . $1.25 quality Black Satin, 36 inches wide, guaranteed for two seasons’ wear; suitable for coat lin $1.50 quality Black French Poplin, 44 . +s. Veg sane 4 ings; Tuesday, per yard | 98c | inches wide; lasts for lifetime; also $1.35 quality Black Taffeta Silk, 36] ‘Sheds the dust; Tuesday, bs inches wide, genuine Swiss Silk lanai ast Nel cl very high finish; Tuesday 6¢ Ivory Soap ....@ for 5¢ es wide; very highly finished; suit able for fine dress skirts and suits; 7 tbs. Navy Beans ..25¢ Tuesday, per VOUG Wi vices 60 ‘eoneoees SECOND AND UNION, Seattie’s Reliable Ghirardelli’s Cocoa, cams Fly on the Flyer SEATTLE-TACOMA ROUTE $1.75 quality Black Chiffon Panama, Fare S80—Round Trip, S00 OY VOCE Hoes teck eh « 56 inches wide; guaranteed the fin FOUR ROUND TRIPS DAILY ‘ ~ est 00 54 . | | LEAVES SEATTLE — 6:45 $1.75 quality Black led Taffeta br . wool; Fusaday,: Des $1 19 ‘ +2 2:08 6:45 <j i coals woe’ @ ces °F ag 5 a Mm, 2:05 and 6:45 silk, 36 inches wide; no dressing cas LEAVES TACOMA — 8:36 a ind guaranteed to give entire sat 98e quality Black Sicilian, 52 inch m. and 12:16, 3:55 and 7:30 p. m fa ~ ; ‘ i eos eae Pur U. SEELEY, Jr, Agent. Seattie. i Tel. Main 176. Tacoma 5 m Can urd wide; never wears out; a Tuesday only, per yard 49c rol ISt .eesveeees OLD COUNTRY LINENS. ’ mee REVERSIBLE SMYRNA RUGS, SIZE 30x60, EACH— A comple and k; oh UNION TAILORS, Two Stores—518 Third Ave, and Salesroom and Workroom, Third and Washington at BEST LINEN WARP JAP MATTING, 35¢ VALUE, PER YARD— By REA You will find that the | the common or ga REGUL A; With meta wits to Order on Short Notice, S. IRVIN, Ayo PR eye Pee emer ne aera ee of Eve-—that is, if you care to ¢ far with her as to try to reac r } A LITTLE FRUIT FARM. But then nobody ever bought an edition de luxe to read | $5 down, $5 a Month Per Acre the admiring glances of one’s friends—but too admiring, of eit, the famous _reKimna die | T. Semet th bt planted and cared: tor MAY MANTON PATTERNS, 10¢ ople careers t jake history or draw pictures—whioh is sti » tho moth of great men who CALHOUN, DENNY & ‘ | EWING, | Alaska Bldg