The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 1, 1907, Page 4

peassesnes THE SEATTLE “STAR ° * BY STAMPUBLIsHING Coe 1307-1999 Geventh av. EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY. ~ Felophen Editorial: Independent 575; Sunset Main 1050, al Independent 1138; Sunset Main 1050, Bysiness: “BALLARD STAR AGENOY Bh ae samt eran peer $21 Paliard Ave Sunset, Matiard 206 | or Ay.j Bunwot 1649 - Homer Krans, 2941 Rooker or twenty-@ve conte per mpath, De aie cents trier, No One font per Hvered bg mall ag Postofflce at Seattian Washington, claws mat Rotored at TO MATL. SUBSCRIMMAS— The dale wher athe ada 1 . When has not * your NOTIOR TO SURSORINERS Zou .Oy Sveteck any, event junset, Main bose ton riders a perfeat mervioe in of giving owF ey —— one Ne WEAKNESS. smn ROOSEVELT Those fat harpies of finance who have been hoping to divert President Roosevelt from his fight on corrupt polittes |} and business by cries of threatened panic will receive a dis tinct shock whén they read his Keokuk speech this afternoon Not mean that they will eventually be deprived of the means of only does the policy which the president reiterates robbing the people, on whom they have fattened so long but also it means that some of them, at least, will be caught) in the net which the administration has thrown out and force | to disgorge or be sent to prison as examples to show that} in this country no man, no matter how wealthy, is above and beyond the law President Roosevelt shows no signs of weakening under combined and breadth the force of the pressure brought by the financial | interests of the country, Throughout the length of the land have of panic to follow any further d With the these interests raised the threatening cry isturbance of existing political | and business conditions. dread possibility of prison sentences staring them in the face, the leaders of high finance have united to force the champion of law enforcement and exact justice to modify or abandon a fight which means an country to the and debauchery of high end in this piracy finance These bandits of finance had dared to hope that Roose velt had weakened; that the protests voiced by the thousands of their satellites in the business world would be accepted by the president as expressions of the sentiments of the people, ed. He in the American people, and no fear of the political and busi has full confidence but Roosevelt has not been mi ness power of the financial barons refuses even to modify his position. He will fight to the end on the policies which he has outlined, and calls upon Ameri fins Dillpicklos Has Frantie Dombat te Save. Hes Bocial Bulchritude joured his warts He refuses to quit. He] TUEQDAY, OCTOBER 1, 190 EATTLE S FROM DIANA’S DIARY plate was rage the diner dl | covered a ne Wal@, Barked an unt peraggage approached, “there ts a| in this soup.” ; m worry @ir; very “torry In dood,” replied the waiter Wut it je only a typographical error, alr It shagid be a noodle | and Wine Out-—For Onee Not Stung BY F. W. SCHAEFER Hotel guent-—"What's the matter with this chicken | | Walter Nething, alr It's your) | fantt, air, You should have come ’ | last week | } We watched a woman in a atrect| ear the other day and this le what whe did, She sat down, placed her | wrist bag in her tap, fixed her hat and then looked as though she felt | all right and she was all right Then the conductor came and she opened her wetst bag and took out | [her purse and closed hér wrist bag land opened her purse and took out} la dime and closed her purse and han the conductor the dime and took back a nickle and opened bi qmurse and put in the nickle and cloned her purse aad opened her wrist bag and put in the purse and| closed her wrist bag. And then she laid the wrist bag of her inp and] fixed? ber hat and fooked a» though lahe Mhought whe felt all right and sho wan aM right SMART TAFFETA SUIT was gone, SO was my freckle just as rank oe Customer Cigar Dealer Let me have a La Aroma & Gutta Percha, a than is ecently th { @any royal m the British ig THAN empen " OF ang | and queen, the Ge the prine | Faxpayers, Noticel can eet @ furnnce | ‘ no a hgh, * room houne top ' er = rrdhoune Co, ti please We're just out of that, but I can give yo Wednesday and Thursday We offer you exceplionst al exceptionally low prions Go In the morning, having again, “Why, ‘bucket of schwarts, to be “So We Buried the Silver, the Snuff and the Snail.” i 4 coin to see which should | sure,” answered Rollo. : ‘ , | irat use the already used towel in| phat,” sald Rotlofs father TA, reckon hit cure freckles jas’ the thelr room, Rolié and his father! “means a cup of black coffee, 1 fi Crrstat Wash Chenoa At LAST I have routed the | *4me. | descended to the hotel dining! supposed you were wise to that.” by freckle! , Rastas if It does the work, I ' In other words, they went What'll you have for breakfast Sanitery Wash Catia t mek’ ; : will give you a dollar,” “1 said, I |to breakfast slam taller?! saad the akebe | ae didn't do it through Mme. La) was that desperate | pga Tale ™ porate | | After. a unreasonable watt,! the sable rags. Sanitary Towele—tn alonm's remedies, either, It was! For 6 cents ‘Rastus secured mo| Iduring which the banquet ball of| 1. . zeee, sequin a Jone through a very SIMPLE, Shall, We went out in the back} |the hostelry was fited with smoke I will thank you, Bacal R ectpe. yard, and buried a silver dime, the ‘ty b lo, “if you will permit me & be Beth Towels—Putt | rom @ pasting freight trata, @ tutinal repast with two oe : tae, Rastus, the little colored boy,| suff and the snail, “Ef it gwine| ang Woman, attired in bieck nd] or, necmeees Tepast Wik tee Ke ber pair; special, is Sakeans one aes. are Ge to take,” ‘Rastus agld, ~ “tae! white apron approached | Steamed to & mediums cum of toast t wished to get rid of that freckle, | Witéhes'll take de silver | and inquired what viands ern had : ba - Ser Ho calls me aside and tells me what| Sure enough, next day the dime} browned 0 the Soe ip et | robin’s breast, and Well b He said a “ had told bis mothe the few times in jure doctor This was one o Yo' jest bury some stiver, some|™y life | wasn't STUNG, snuff an’ a snail,” he sald Ah (The Bnd.) = = ~~ ee “CALISTHENICS IN THE JUNGLE | can manhood to sustain and aid him Honest men have nothing to fear, declares the president. | “But so far as in me lies, the corrupt politician, great or small, the private citizen who transgresses the law, be he rich or poor, shall be brought before the impartial justice of a court.” This declaration is the keynote of the president's specch, | of the in which he answers the appeals and threats men of money who have used every means in their power to stay his hand, The declaration of the president, which strikes fear in the hearts of the grafters in politics and business, cannot fail to victim of all give satisfaction to the average citizen, the grafters, While the people as a whole have never doubted Roose velt, he, above all other men in public life, the Ametican people as a man of the stability and fighting is looked to by power to deliver them from the reign of graft and establish the reign of jaw in its stead Roosevelt at this time would be little less than a national Any weakening on the part of calamity. Let the leaders of finance thunder outwardly and tremble inwardly. The people no longer shiver with fear when Wa st. sounds a warning. The people have at last awakened to the realization that the power of Wall st. is insignificant when Wall United compared with the power of the American clectorate st. lost States ceased to fear it most of its power when the people of the President Roosevelt stands pat on the past, and ises more for the future. Government supervision and con trol of railroads is the issue on which he lays most stre 1 railroad finance and politics is the most prolific source of ene debauchery, but the ultimate range of his policies will include all grafters in the world of politics and business life BY ZELMA TRAVERS. mally, | should like to sub the word “persuade” for though I must admit that the latter term is more ap propriate in, alas! too many cases In past generations, espectally with Kurepean women, it was con sidered more or less J duty to cultivate ever 1 trick which would appeal to the culine heart man is ne kind of beguiler helplessness appeals to the pro- sort of REAL The “clinging vine whose apparent and often toctive spirit in men The coquette, with her kaleidoscopic, ever another. She fascinates men muck as a serpent But there are so many vari f beguilers ferent kinds of men that there is no use trying to hifting charms, is does a bird and so many dif atalog th Perhaps | am old-fashioned, but I really that the hon ont, straightforward girl, who is just what st to be, win more masculine hearts than any 1 the only one who holds the As time g¢ ffection of her h om there is le ery long consciou I think of mon on the part of women, » girl of to a man as well as sentimental fa ar there are more divorces now former how ple try to reetify their mt es when t there are more mistakes thing about a healthy mal wom » man the law of # sex attraction from her body, mind and soul, a the fulfillment of mature aw is matrimony, it ia only to be expected that a woman's thought turns to marriage when she meets a man he likes The inevilable result Je tbat she tries te make him fall ia love with hor What | mean is that he t# not | play, now, and don't bother me so tim your set socially | muca | | “But Wiltte’s got a goat Say, ma” | “That may be, but that is no rea Well, hurry on! What ts it? json why he should butt into this| “If a goat butted {nto a dairy | family.” a jand butted « the milk cans— } “But, ma— Edwin, 1 positively will aot an No, this will not butt ma,/ewer any mo questions today jand it shall have no chance to butt you, either.” Skip along, now, for reading ‘Fotled by ma.” Threw Mush in . what fs it now? Clara Jeeps Sploer I must finish Pate; Or, Who « Eye? by “STAR DUST [ner hour, The in the expe slans of de rned to the small boy of $2.98 Black and Brown C and Neck oney Fur Pieces; short, Some of these long. We these. They zen of dinner was delayed tation | | Joah Wise Capes j Harvest Sale price | 51 an with the remark a Ph 1 am going away directly Tom. feller sald, and o |™@¥- and I want you to go part of | plains too blame Can't do tt. We are going to 25e Infants’ Cashmere Hose, with much have dinner as soon as you jeave, silk heel and toe; colors black, | | replied Tommy white, blue, red and tan. Harvest — Sale price y Caught With the Goods, ' 7 Ad ats " per sapere wrote 25¢ * Extra Heavy Ribbed he poet in his lay j = le de od, b t Sto $; just the thing for win What's the Anewer? " "hes kick oat on audte ter 1 Harvest Sale price 21 | Why are th so many m » this high-sounding way er wear Arve ate price ¢ J alre lawyers?” asks a writer lSe Children’s Heavy Ribbex ¢ | And we will tell him. We witt| “Ad astra per aape What Il siz Harv Ss le eo | make no concealment whatsoeve Does this Latin mean? all sizes. Harvest Sale price lle | We will put him wise to the last de | auired a friend who on the wy 10e Children’s Ribbed se are He shall know all about it The poot's work had l eee me to think about it, we will do uch a thing. But we upon my nol Lacis t. all Why ar 80 many million-| Blamed certata, p I stole iftrden price, 4 pairs | alre lawy nd so many poverty The back o' the dictionary ! Be Wa wne eT a mere finish, Har Kidding on the Squar ° : Eh, Judge Landis? Hope springs eternal in the typman We murmur we poor chaps—at breast po irs ae 19¢ Women's Heavy C tto » thin sage rémahe xg At pain and self-denial xpreased Harvest Sale price But even slick old Standard Oil Hut there is such 5 § here uch @ thing as bel Se Wom in Bl ak aos Te hows teint | re « a8 belng ¢ Women’s Plain B a k Ho | quality. Harvest Sale price | And hoping withowt reason is D* This happened terday in the a few of the home o , nt Seattle bust ness man. He told about it this D* for decidedi j morning. An acquaintance, an ¢ derly woman, called on the fam-! . - mp, It was remarkable’ shy of Your Eastern Friends lies and as the bottom of the Miay come we 1 One UOS. Navy Vard st on the Spec | Way colonist offered by the Take a trip on the Sousd and |Oregon R. R, & Nav. Co, during | visit the U. 8. mavy yard, see the |September and October from Chi- | battleships Oregon, Wisconsin and ago, $33.00; & Louls, $ Nebraska, the cruisers Clgprieston, Omaba, Kansas City and Mi uu Boat aad the training | River ka nts, $25.00. Tell them or jship the mammoth give their addre Deposits | dry t and | taken “at the Unian Tloket ¢ prison atty Nipsie. Bic leave Pier 2, foot of Yorior way, six times — First av, BE. KB. Ellis, Gen ee gaily, Round trip, Sec, ham Murphs achwarts, with ary man Prithee, “what is the meaning of the enig expression to have just given utterance its portent be? young traveler's fathe expression?” matical | may Which father have est Sale price 121¢ e; fine many all the HARVEST SALE REAP SOME OF THESE BARGAINS $5.00 and $6.00 Furs Scarfs medium scaris ony won't ng. Worth $5.00 and $6.00. $2.98 ahe ise Hose ive and and over, impatience of a hun countr}-fried of After that I would vastly en) a tender plece of beefsteak #o br od as to retain its, joy-giving nat juices, and a goblet of lacteal finid fresh from the living found in the barnyard. Then, if you will be #o kind”-— “Aw, chop It, a — bucket Rolio's father Bath Mote—27229 vy; Teular The Kleaowell Rubber pr,” said Rollo, which - you ? What Rollo!” said the impatiently be heré before the? skillet hot! “Our train’! cook can et the asked his Violet ray treatment and elec | Hagilton Studio tric vibratory massage Turkish and| Colman building; artistic photo jeteam baths—-under the Grand/ graphs at reasonable prices. . Kee Opera House eee | coupons of other frauds. Bristle Monaret We request the pleasure of your company 1169; special 3 Usrda's Hath of Bensolie—totteos at a perfumes the water; E q | A smart taffeta coat and skirt a three-quarter length coat, with J |wide, ctrowlar skirts | Peeve DEY N ° haped p' each ove ; : ee _ Mel faa canadian tar too tee, Yao to be given in our store weetact fe jand front. The same ornamentation - ra - | ‘The Adjutant Bfrd—Where'd y ou get the dumbbells, Jocko? panera: Gs Te semores. Fae bee 1406 Second Ave. i” | The Monk—Sh-b-h; not so loud. They are the elephant’s solid | stripes . ’ ; { |lak sleave buttons 1 ewiped |""Tho hat is © white satin fot.| Tuesday Evening, October Ist, at 8 o’clock @ suinane Deep 4 rone ass across th i a 4 {front of the wide ison, Over the z ‘ InN QU i SITE Vv EE EDI WEEN (cows is set & tremendous bow ot ay black satin } ¢ | By F, Schaefer | Even if a stingy man dos acquire Two sToRts o aie js what's the use? | 1013-1015 Cor. Fourth and : Res ose : bas First Ave. Pike. - | “Say, ma Does a goat give milk?’ | tthe wavy Fard | "What is it, Edwin, darting? You : than ever before. pene LR Ae SEER asa ' ‘ " ‘ , Does It give butter? ‘Can 1 go out and play with Wil | ogi igre x we scat ee oe compen at dd “When the Frost Is o on n the Punki ' No, ciwin, you cannot—m Yo BF pore ch gy meee SS eaves wilh And the Fodder’s in the Sh {boy Is not in your class. “You classes ahead of me. He's in the buttermilk? second reader. No. Edwin no! Ran on and itting ime or A Harvest in Sheets Unbk 72x90 lar 59c value. Harvest Sale Women’s New Fall Suits $15.00 Values at $9.95 Made of all navy blue, red and trimmed ched Sheets size wool materials, in brown, gray, dark fancy dark mixtures with velvet Bleache x90; wo ce. Harvest Sale -57h¢ and fancy silk braids. Worth regularly wir vs vas a a x80, sccngd ire Harvest Sale price h Pn rie fii 0 sake pp Sale price + TT Harvest Sale Prices GROCERIES Granulated Sugar and Centennial Best Flour at Special Prices 8 for 2h¢ io seccccccs cad foe LEG 1 Dust 18¢ Milk 3 for 25¢ pton’s ) . Ib 29¢ 1 tb Sie Ghirardelli Ground Chocolate, Ib 28e¢ 2¢ 17¢ 196 3 for 25¢ 20¢ Villow Clothes Baskets Rey r value .80ce 9e $1.00 $1.10 Harve t Sale He 70¢ S0¢ 90¢ ‘oilet * Shaving UNDERWEAR Ribbed Vests and Harvest 0 Ae Women's Ribbed Vests avily fleeced. Lenox Soap . ioneer Lisle Union 59¢ Natural Wool t Sale price Ghirardelli Cocoa aker's Ch acolate, ur 1 Tea, Id ‘Du tch Cleaner Postum Cereal can M4 Ib B N 1 Girls’ { rt Soaps >| Gowns, if Il and nice. Harvest Sale price Soaps 3 for 10¢ 7 lbs. 25¢ 3 lbs. 50¢ sroni 3 pkgs. 2he and Hammer Soda, th... .6¢ Navy Bean O. K. Coffee Ma Arm ia ns ns, in pretty 1 es. Harvest Sale HAMILTON-BROWN SHOES. STING le, bleached, Home of the Universal te rood grade, value 87 MAY MANTON PATTERNS 10