The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 17, 1907, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR ‘STAR DUST : HE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 17, 1907. | chanced me Pe 4 mly habitual vich anh Pah jay, dit you know der BY STAR Barisnina co. 1907-1909 Seventh av. * vig Tange milk clone wh fetter. t b a ” hunt bd EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY, , e Why, der Imtpone, Both ¢ ~—Tulephenee-- ° BY JOSH “ bri Si, ne tr ROU aka Independent 676; Guneet Main 1060, cgttitatnigipo “Fanlg you, Mr. Chones ‘2 tt Main 4089 > erat st Om — BALLARD GFW AGENCY©om Ballard Ave. Sunset, Ballad toa “ Jouh Wise Sa while going home nights.~Mil at mary ~ 3. T - 6 waukee Sentinel re | o EVERETT STAN AGENCY—Homer Keane, ti RockertMer Ave; Bunet® IMA Dearer te Him. it ny conte com, OF (WORLY-FIVO OQHE Per MORth Delivered The gront man was botng Inter een 4, viewod e \ E gTock ——~ 2) coe Postotfics at Seatite, Washington, as second-claae matter, Whieh is the flower of Sorte ry ~ me es 4 “pnore’n no foot| family?” asked the reporter . t whined DROG “ @ hen your ew * gavlren " slat . AURSCHIBERS 7G date bon yours pag ak o Tho the gid Zool, het Whole wheat,” bh awered ror 4 rims ft Pell gy it vanes, Your Same \s takes from tt, A chanwe of dite oo the youlk "le are | dyapeptioally Lip@tacott's. a dnolagist = uit tadrous ovet ‘te % Heostot, 4 f aan . ' nan Hone the oly Fo Muscninens—snogit 7 cor gave ot The sar fait Wo reaek pow oy Wear Seemerens The Wandering Minstrel, : sotety wee. eAIKEsTAwest ore pole pri he en | Howdy, Mr. Chones. Lofely ve LAKE AVE ‘sari amma! Nelephone overg (ime Yor, ain'’d id not? Hah? Rotten? Inn Ob! 94 atn’d auch a vorsenens, I hall be x. Tec ere ED TQuity IN TAXATION American Nobity. * a on) “Lota of display at Atlantic | - © City, The place ta overrun with When children wish “to frighten other children, ‘all they have tinelate barone Gna. eubpet to do is to slip up bedind them and say “Roo! “ dukes.” . } When publite speakers wish to terrorize namy people, all they “I also hear that thoy have a/ pher of steel plera.*-—Louisville have to do is to mount a platform, or tssue a olreular, or print | MY ourter Journal & newspaper, and say, “Taxes!” “Reel "Taxes “ These are scare words. Playing the Ponies. \ dansdadyewgrd Satin, tweed and patent loathora, Taxes are the people's contributions to the expenses of tholr own government; that fs, thelr own protection. Who should pay the the most to protect Snowy linen, jewels gleaming, Chaff and laughter blent together, Plumes and ribbona — gayly streaming, most for protection? Thoso who have Germany wee the next eountr: t dink ve vill hafge early fall later ‘ dan sauaiy, you" Waly trimmes? i: stood th Ob-leh, say, you are getting bald { smount nes You vear your hat Ing ‘i on the dey I belief so, You saw @ 5 oyote 10 a bait 2 vieh nefer,vore a hat in * i after th hine life? i, vot you dink of y piotae « dot! 1 bet me he vore @ night cap. market I put @ liddie of Pete's Pilatory Pante on your coco, Id makes der hair growing vile you Wait, You By soe, der hair has liddie roots, De . liddie reota you bat to nourish ment You don'd feed ‘em enough Hab? You bat hairs on your qrma vich you voult Ike to starf to deat Ha, ha, hal Say, dot is a fuany choke. Bud, all seric y, dere in « reason. Der hairs on your arma 7 *ushing, crowding, pantin reas: | visited by the Wandert tnatrel There's your whole theory of taxation, “es ce ae pee Be He pi oe up at th Aa payed poner or ag ty “alt ae oe : 59.305 8 Gay, ‘good-humored, smiling | Six Pointed Star, at the picturesque Sean ‘he Whom Some aeaty ‘The only reason the word “Taxes” Is so unpleasant {ts __ faces, dort’ known as Waldmeiater-| mit olt age iss dying. Hah? You cause experience has taught most people that, in gener Every pocket stuffed with money, |weberauf-Federwelsser, rested bis dye it mit hair dye den? He, he, be! They are golug to the races woury feet om the sanded floor, and, . mention of taxes means more taxes es || te a eaen 06 the book, Valt, 1 tell dot von to Chorge. Did Secretary Taft, In a recent specch, referred to an Inheritance | Draggled skirts and muddy trous ee iat cast ae Chea nes tax and an income tax. He was rather guarded in hia remarks; ore, suns te wetiltae-e week. Yount. vou he knew that “Taxes™ and “Boo” had similar effects. But he — gems and crumpled In der castle of der baron wass a like singe? No, no, Mr. Chones, | EAC Gid speak plainly ta favor of an Inheritance tax, and ho left the | sour ced‘ stiont, short of te BB Roe Gey i lee nota ainch, a singe.” Ha, ha, ha! fmpredsion that, under certain cireamstances, he would not object Pockets bare of dim | good old Teuton aaka— om bat Toa wan rage he Konno to an income tax. tare, Dore wass Zwetchgenbuerger, Ab By A. 0. CONDO today—heas your vife left. you? | ORRINE—Cures @p Along with othor vital Insues, this tax problem te sure to be =| Weary, hungry, hot-and thirsty, tenwetbor, Pretselshaueser, y A.D. 5 Ha, bd. dot Veen @ preety geet Yon habit; per bor ,,. Pry come more and more a matter of public concern. We may as well costes he agg np ed ee _ RU SAS aga Garo upon tho Girl of 1907. Ax sho aprints down the thorough- | too. Say, Chorge, dit you hear vot Ask for tree booklet, give It thought and consideration now. They are coming from the races. dan 4 etay long in stock fare it ls plainly to be seen that she is at he among trolley cars ee yg yan . VADCATRE GALEGA Tap Fit Biwpee ¢ New York Times Dud der baron dit nod care a cuss; &84 sprinkling carte and skyscrapers With what energy she digas |! ees id mitould bing Pon LE Ts A developer of pep. Tt is apparent, theoretically speaking, that taxation should be . | vieh wane in hies stein. her decisive he@ls into the asphalt! By that same token she ts at |yoy vanted {4 shafed. Id wase feet forms brave per box proportionately equal ss RE hereby Wie tad Yust poBees | Sonera | home of: the tennin court end, om the quit Rake, end if she Bad off |smen ee seonneee oe ll-wer nose se 4106 It ts also apparent that It ts net equal eb eieatea, ol am, Bow dn reel hor amplitudinous bounet could swing pair of Indian clubs Boys Wanted = taro sEAUTY CREAM As a class, men of wealth do not begin to contribute thelr | hike * Taking the hint, the merry vil in & way to surprise her fondest admirer, Sho is dressed up to |e get Seattle papers. For tnier ate Subaert that's no name for it =: ' Say, pro rata share to the very power that has enabled them to be Wealthy. And when they die, their great fortunes are passed on. With the help of the government, they amass these fortunes and pre- We're so far out that half | or time I products til he got woory an on’t think {t worth | couldn't sing See a ET lagers piled bim with Rhetnpfaeis- | TEE | the minute, and at home she has still other vestments which make 4} hor a thing of beauty when they are fitted upon her athletic curves. The Girt of 1907 will never die of fatty degeneration of the heart, nor will she dry up of old age, for her spirits are light | mation apply to Geo. Engler, Star | office, old brary building, between Y and 11 fa the morning sod 2 tilt % in the afternoon. lujtiation fee bottle, "lary te om t F gerve them, they build up businesses and operate them. And and hope springs eternal in her joyous be paid by ar head oa When the government say, “Pay your share for the protection HOW “ARE YOU ON THIS PUZ ZL E?. Pi Ne SS vale Na VAN AL “<P FERVESCENT "Tis bard that has given you all this money and business,” they say “No.” MORE SCHOOL | Mn gti a KISSINGEN— it is Tt is a fundamental law, perceived by Adam Smith, John Stuart | SUPERINTENDENTS. : es Bie Mill and all the catalogue of economists, that every citizen should } | THE QUAKER GRIP AND Diack ¢ County choo! Superintendent COLD TABLETS ~ Wi rtionatel, f hi 4 cer it: t th - give agg jonately of i# resources for the stability of the gov | Storey has prepa & plan’ revolu-| break up oe cold quick; ; }ttontsing school methods, which per box ...., . ee It ts Im an effort to bring about such equity that the Inhert- tance and income taxes have come once more before the people. For over 12 years KEogland has bad an inheritance tax. She Doasts today that the burden of her taxation Is laid most on those whe benefit most by her government. And almost at the moment whea President Roosevelt was publicly urging an inheritance tax, Eygiand’s chancellor of the exchequer was telling the Commons, “The time has arrived for an inquiry into the practicability of a Graduated tax on Incomes. “ee eee These are big subjects. Th. ing interested tn them. Your decision. Is a man revolutionary because he saya, “I want to contribute to the government according to what my citizenship has brought me—and I want yeu to do the same thing”? A Chinaman in New York kissed a white woman In public. Then he t took his cue and depart «i before the mob come get at him = mean a lot. You can't help be- Sooner or later you will be forced to make hy Stuart Maclean Fellow named Sir James Crichton- Browne, English lord o° some retivwn, Got ap an’ sald And shook hin head, How he was much distressed to e Love at first sight was out o' date; An’ he bein’ up in drugs and doses, $2.00 value; special sale price sale price, each— Handed ‘em out this diagnosis: + SalialialialiaMalalistelelalialhelclalelelcleleheielalalale $1 63 89 ASQc : “Love at tirst sight,” says he, “is entirely too problematical and | » F T sa ; ¥ na sr =H of date in these days to merit serious physiological considera * Al HS * Extra Large and Heavy Cotton Full Sized Cotton Filled Comforta, yee tee vales, eee e 4 * Mankets, in _ - ie; ; “ it * a Seeat Gabe catea! soceiel ane quilted; $1.25 value; special sale price, each— Sir James, the Doctor Crichton-Browne, \* (Not Every One That Saith Unto Me Lord, Lord,” Mat. 721-23.) price— ‘ price— 63 He waved his left hand up an’ down, * By T. 8. Henry. . Cc in this way | $ 2 29 34b. Feather Pitt fanc » Went on to nay a a COP e eee ee eee eee eee ee 2 es ° 9o8c ticking, In new designs 8.30 Yak low everything was mind an’ brain, He went about with saddened; For schooling, that the soul \ f v c + special sale price, each— An” Love was easy to explain. pa diy wg on Rs 2 ge grag Pear nen Se | Extra Large Comfort, cotton filled oa. acter hciedes toes aloes And heavy step and heavier To soe heights when life is| white; $1.25 value; spectal salo and quilted; $1.50 regular price; $1. 1 23 a jor oye. nt— a price— special sale price— 3%-1b. Princess Down Pillows, cor Karth’s beauty was dy him wn-| That ‘Gay, benight - “Love,” he says, “Is due either to a spectes of cerebral comme seen, creeds A 95c ee ee ee ee ffon, or to the stirring of some hitherto dormant association centers He saw no glory in the aky. That warp and cramp and starve | Sy 1 29 aS gate SUSE ee by an appropriate affinitive impression.” His soul was burdened with a the soul ‘<Ak Mhaeet ates tum él saints Oh, Doctor Sir James Crichton-Browne, ouitt es fear that men were acne a Oe errr Londoa's, and tomorrow you'll We eurry en: entre: targa amert $ 1.43 You'd never last in our town, lost, In death ‘may miss Mfe's cher- Siar cee eek ae pend ment of Comforts at the following 2154». Bxtra Fine Geese Pillows, © m nd joy was deadoned by belle shed Ke jcon—-$2 . $2.98, German linen ticking; regular ie’ But oeate oat wen tee ek vege es S. HENRY. of others: $8.25, $4.00 and $8.00 ig Fr Pe melt " en price, each, $2.50; special sale We know a blamed sight more'n that; ry cont, Gray Wool Blankets, sale prices-— omen price— is ALLEGES CRUELTY, Alleging cruelty, An’ you just paste this in your hat: If you can get along without it, You don't know anything about it! A joyous soul the other Wae— Spent ne'er an hour upon his/tine Hall yesterday filed auit knees Whon I'm with Mary Jane, do you s'pose I worry myself about | w, Seta eee eae 1 q Dt bey * Qny 0° this hore cerebral commotion, or such? No, sir; I kiss hert we ele and Wrecann flowers ren ae tee ome aa ey and trees, ling ae tng th r In earth and sky, by night, by day.|oinint ” SMt Mine & Crone He read God's goodness written | clear And thankful was his heart alway, His spirit quiet of all fear, Hamilton Studio Colman Bullding. Artistic phi sraph® at reasonable prices. coupons or other frauds. A SELF-EVIDENT FACT Of these two faiths, which fs the best? | Which in the iivt 5 ores ne living really!) Pty on the Piyert The truest love, belief most blest? || SEATTLE-TACOMA ROUT Which creed to noblest being Fare 36c-—Round Tri } moves? DAILY, |Have we a God whom we can|}| LEAVES SEATTLE — 6:45 please }} and 10:25 a. my 2:05 and 5:46 With words of praise when)| ™ h is dead | LEAVES TACOMA — 8:35 a. And worship’s in our Mpa and by knees? ' In thankful life, are thanks un sald? Dusty Rhodes How do youse ike mo new pants? The oe. that shuts its mortal UNION TAILORS, dering 3 Aw, dey're on de bum. See? o ne ee aw, o etch DE OM To all the beauty God hath lent || Two Stores-818 Third Ave, and Salesroom and Workroom, BEFORE TAX COMMISSION, EXECUTION ISSUED. Third and Washington st. U.S. Navy Yard Myra Constam jwill be submitted to a meeting of state superintendents in Olympta,/ June 23. The plan Includes the} formation of larger districts with | & superintendent tn charge of each | district instead of as at present, one man to a county. VINOL—The peli tonte tor September vache Record: rennet MELROSE BEAUTY | POW. DER—Per box .......39¢ NO-ODOR—Per box . FULTON'S COMPOU BRIGHTS DISBA! eG “4 Constantino Vietor Including new recofis by de Gogorza, and Nielson are now on sale Drop into eur parlors any time aod hear them. : ADDRES CHURCH. | Rey. Dr. W. B. Riley, pastor of the Firat Baptist church of Minne lapotis, ie In Seattle, and last wight detivered an add t Tabernacle | Baptist church, corner 16th av. and | Kast Harrison at D—Per bottle ROBERTINE—Por the plexion; per care arity ae CAMELLINE—For the com ‘le, his. Ortenta) Poot plexion; per bottle: ...34@ ‘ lors, 1415 Third av, have 8 ADLETS Pee wor tables and the only 6x10 Sa bi Meg table in Seattle. A place for gen Bones ; | ter IN A RUG---THAT’S HOW YOU FEEL IN OUR BLANKETS AND COMFORTS BLANKETS COMFORTS PILLOWS Large Cotton Fleecy Blankets, in Good Size Cotton Filled Comforta, 2%1». Feather Pillows, feather gray, tan and white 124 size; $1.00 value; special sale price proof ticking; Tie value; special you can buy these at big reductions $2.15, $2.98 and $3.55 $2.15 —— Prices From Our Domestic Section TOWELS Outing Flannels Bedspreads Linen Huck Towels, Tomorrow you will find a ra full line of Bod ” big assortment at the fol ada come to London's size and weight lowing special prices We can please any one as Se, Oe, 10¢ and 12%¢6 to quality and price. It will pay you to investigate this. good regular Zhe and LINENS y peteed at White Outing Fiannel at eo "tek ante, eek 66-inch German Bleached ‘ the following prices t +g od : 19¢, 22¢ pone ” wd a I fo Table Damask, in several Cotton Huck Towel, 24x17 Se, 8¢, 1O¢ and 12%¢ $139. st ne beautiful designs; worth on 12%e each; spe 2 nad 180 wrahaiatet 8 Table Oticioth, white, ma Sic a yard; specially: tally priced, each, .GA¢ nos, fall walls, otc, ond and fancy. These peices: at bTMe “Rubdry Towels” The specially priced for Wed to a yard ‘Sar toe : only towel worth a nesday at pe row at London's ..17%¢ inch Scotch Linen, #100 name,” once used al quality; sale price .68@ ways weed; each $1.00, 40¢ and @he HAMILTON BROWN SHOES, OLD COUNTRY LINENS. Seah a ee bleached; $1.25, $1.50 and Turkish Towels, all white eclal sale 98¢ on with red border value; spectalty yeep Suite to Order on Short Nottoe row 68-inch Turkey Red Dash @ bar County Assessor Parish and| Execution wan fasued yesterday} Take a trip on the Sound and priced at Sie oe ta ie “ | <r NRO we mame ammo sk lao * County Auditor Agnew are fight-| against H. F. Titus for the payment bre a U. 8. ary yard see the Toweling—All-Linen Stev ask; also fm a attleships Orego ponsin au —— oy Ine rect iced, ing for the right of King county to|of a fine and costs, as tha rewult|Nonraska the eeuuore Chaves A LITTLE FRUIT ARM. ens Crash, © 20 Inche: the ne assess certain boats on the sound, of his arrest last November on a| Boston, Buffalo and the training || $5 down, $8 @ Month Per Acre. | wide; spectally priced per yard ...++- ssstaiag a right also claimed by Jefferson| charge of blocking the strects.|ship Philadelphia, the mammoth | . 1% the famous Yalima ets Re Driers as BTae, 472e, SSE Mne county. The state tax commission! Titus was addressing a crowd on|dry docks, torpedo boate and | ‘et Cultivated, — trrigated, | 10e 509¢. , will decide. Before returning the| socialistic toptes. He carried an| prison « Nipate Boats leave planted aud eared tor * De. officials will take up the equaliza-| appeal to the superior court and | Pler 2, foot of Yeuler way, six times CALHOUN, DENNY @ tion of franchises and coa) lands. | lost dally, Round trip, 60 eee EWING, inc. Alaska Bldg