The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 7, 1907, Page 4

i | THE SEATTLE STAR . iY STAR PUBLISHING CO, 1907-1909 Seventh ave oO EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY, eo Main 1050, —"Yelephon@— - Geib « unset Main 1050, Tr i Editoriaig indepenient 57: BALLARD STAR AGENOY0621 Mallard Ave Sunset, Mallard 106 Business: Independent 1138; BVERETT STAR AGRNOY—Homor Rvams, 1941 Rockefeller Av; Sunset 1649 . = - per month, De Gne cent per copy, six cone per wed oF twenty-gve oe livered by mall or cartiee free copies mater At the Postoffios at Seattle, Weshgnur RH—The ae per, Wher advance, ¥ mn expires te @& sbaceiption A of Sate os ie a ree ROTICR TO AUNSCRIBENS should your copy of The Star fall to reach pou by s oclock any evagire, Bl thg.faver to call up cur mais. office Mose, ‘Main Tosd, tnd Mith, between sande Tae ootook dou a copy at once lf you should rules t more than ones, pl “PLUNDERBUND PROFIT SHEETS = We want to tell you some facts about the Chicago Tele-| phone Co Perhaps you are nota patron of the Chi What of that The there is such a thing as a telephone trust | ago Telephone Co. | In Boston there is a corporation known as the American | Telephone & Tel which it owns is the An aph Cc the «¢ npanies e American Tel Co,, and tl rican Be Telephone Co. owns a u ephone Co f a tentacle. FROM DIANA’S DIARY.: Again Miss Dilipickies Goes Into the ‘THE SEATTLE STAR-sdMONDAY, OCTOB“R 7, 1907. faeal ager he dincoyered who ha 2 o ” : ‘ The Ignorantioh. orld for Experience, and ‘ ne never realizes ye A, pone oa What mighty depths of Never - . ‘ : . Know 4 Josh Wise Says: took in my cartn Ofer: to pant! what despa of Cannotfee away tho time, We altogether too | yyy etpenet¥e,*Cleveland Jain Deak « or 7 in moments teping Obeying law's command Ge Gees the papa of a trust Upon the witGeas stand, ‘Blew blood ani A Consumer's Ditty. a Rightoned fin With meat at eighty coms an inch, | nyology alr all Or eighty-five, | right in thar way, it in @ot really sith a cinch 1 w'pe but you To keep alive | can't eaah in on What goeth up must @ownward om at no grocery com more. twa Claim clever mea. They could reli nome By saying when ® our fe Bidlied Labor. With prices soaring to the skies, “Papa, what is My, Rockefeller's As te the trend. busines: A man needs more than mortal Not knowing about it, my son," eyes To see the end } Life | | What’ goeth up must tumble down. | Weddi Bo wine folk. say ring for De } cember and May tf: Dengmber goes Oh, kindly fates, speed to our town | brok mes sLalcagyn News | That weleome day! | Washington Herald. | On Guard. : +) An Awful Test ' L sleep in the ghrage now) land ‘the chauffeur ” ih the| “Do you believe that De Guatt house dus really loves his wife as much What's that for? + as he says? | The chauffeur is troubled with Love that woman Cineh! inkomnla and-the midnight rides he | Why, he even told her she was oe a] There is a pr r specimen | MOLLYCODOLES!”" Chicago has aving a fight with this tentacle, It mi rae ~ ae ‘isan = . Astronomy Extraordinary. happens that within a year the local company will neec | ae seiecheilliiben For hours they sat beneath the ordinance p tting it to continue. You remember Chicago |} stare etal hit ; i ley Pt tap Sin Aad And watched the glorious #kic was lately voting on her new charter. Among the provision } | They rubbered oft at flaming Mars. this charter was the initiative and referendum, It is easy to see} | And saw the pale moon rise ) | . t's that big st ay over why the cuttlefish wanted its new ordinance before any such |,,,, . bricisg’ ~ aye ately |“ THROW OPEN MY COAT, GIVING THEM A FLASH AT MY | the measure as that went into t OUTFIT OF POTATO MASHERS.” She asked, with upturned head. 3 h 1! And he looked round with know But the city thought it would first take a look into the v I threw my sample case into the | a hr one ‘ . It SEEMS as though I am discard, as It was a dead GIVE} op " c en ad GIVE That's Sirlus,” he said semi end : with $19 worth of the Jiggs Pa AWAY. Inatead, 1 tt my coat This is what they found: | Potato Mashers, of which I have | with them, like the burglar carries | j It was the dog star—pleasing sight In 1892 the local co any had a paid up capital $2,000, we 1 one ~ ady ong os « . Be kit of eg . | She had another look : Hy | They are selling more like “cold ou Ought to have seen the con |He saw his chance, and, being 000. S 1en the stockholders have put in $11,000,000 m re, | feet” than “hot cakes.” aternation of the white-whiskered bright, and have taken out over $12,500,000 in dividends the com-| Today I tried a NEW schome. | sentor partners when | would be Said chance he promptly took s s As | couldn't sell any of the po ushered in to them and I'd throw “Oh, darling, let me be your star! pany is still worth $15,000,000 net tato mashers at the houses, | fig- open my coat, giving them a fash (Please print this spark in red:) Bat it did ewen better than that }ured that the pro thing would at my outfit of Jiggs Patent Potato * | | be to visit the downtown offices of Mashers, “Trial Order Fifty Cents She gazed at him intently. “A © origir > t “ | ently re On the original $2,000,000 capital, the company has paid /the HEADS of the families, As Potatoes Mashed While You Wait | You Sirtust’ she said | 263 per cent dividends, or $5,260,000 THEY are the ones who eat the Every Household Ne - | potatoes, 1 reasoned that they| But it was no GO. Thoy laughed } And it did still better than that. would be interested in having them at it as a good joke, but they wore | poral: pipnsllerre _— age On a certain $1,000,000 of water (mor or value which "eo mashed 1 tightwads. I sold no pagatd fe Ona Seer 4 eight words. Can you read it? had istenc derstand) it id 74 iE |, But there was a difficulty, Yot, mashors. The nearest I came 4 it} 1 didn’t quite catch this party's “Stand ea m existence, you understand) it paid 74 per cent, oryt priya ~ : we be ae old pappysuy thed | name, but it is either Wm. Bray i ( enta, bootblacks and cany o mash ME. . " 00) se : ers” are not allowed in office b 1 am going out ONCE more tq |278® oF Wm. J. Bronnings—I am von Yet that company maintained, like all other telephone com- } mas, so numerous signs med | morrow, If I don't get rid of the | 9ot certain which | To ee ee eer oe cond afore, | my nut if ay te i DO 8 “cy {n ——- potato mashers then,| Lives tn Lincoln, Neb, | am told Throw tiends any am am = NG utha ” ome ‘ab A public service concern is one which serves the whole | cracked. (To be Continued ) ae 6 ie ener 8 Comennet Takings " | celebrated piece of verse commeno My people. It furnishes a kind of municipal or You have to have what it sells. On a public service concern, more than any other, rests the moral obligation to play fair. Yet what constitutes the American plunderbund? The telephone trust, the express trust, the gas trust, the national necessity BY E. D. ATKINSON. Mary had a little fleece was white as coal trust, the street car monopolies, the private water works | ¢nat lamb. was years | well and faithfully, and being fun amp that it has been i “ concerns, the ice trust, the oil trust, the food trust, and others | Mary's lamb has «¢ S18" | of years, the renowned sbeep gave | U0, If Bot overworked. It is so) ; 4 Whe chess jnified sheep with certain ginge & contented “bah,” and lapsed into Mrge, in fact, an to appear abnor: | a tages pes She ma ss propensities to stir up his final ab Hie grave was dug ™4l. I said to have a talking rec | you 16 to 1 on it any old time you; “There is one adva at Chicago's charter was defeated. This matter cannot now ers a had long p by the industrious Allen, and Mary OF4 of 400,000 words @ day. In have got the mot b b cone, ene nog! oo f ——ee inchool days, and having 8° | covered the mound . said to have been born with a dic is sorry th kind has to be nout love affair come before the people. It is taken to mean a victory for the |far to secure a suitable hae Bn iene gyn S| tionary in one hand and lead pen-| crucified on a s of gold, but Yea? What ts it? cuttlefish rin depended on the gallant « flowers, in recognition of his in)! im the other veetty sannet. help 8. Hes shows 6 . = 4 ee eo . lor & guard while @ managed! vajuahio ae This party is naturally optimistic | disposition to do so, but elreum-| but cold love can't To how many plunderbund profit sheets are you con-| ior farm alone ame rvs. ee | 2nd believes that every cloud has a| stances have been against him at | seeeseeeeeeeeeeneee One evening in hot July a weary Leave Pier 2 Ww see battlesnisg § sitver lining. In fact. so firm is /every turn. May be an active can Fieet of battleships at navy yard " Soa oo is “ hobo tredged slowly down tho *¢- bho tn this belief that he will bet|didate for a high office next year! road past the renowned Mary's --—— — - —_ re ISN T MAN EASY }home, Hesing an inviting atraw| | jplle over in the field beyond the 9 | Baidndaninisanacee house he innocently decided to} | }make it hie home for the night No ‘sooner, however, had he WHY, OAR, crossed the fence than the ever i WAS Nor wiTh watchful sheep 1 him, and we softly stealing between him aud aoe Universai ® the road started tn pursuit tering branches of tramp, Abel Allen by bame, held the sheep quietly grasing the eward below as though noth: d oecur A Only & move anc he branches, however clent to attract a tr » nettled back Just as the sun was rubbing you are to 1 “Wot?” the ed ry me tramp fairly secre d Marshal Lord Roberts is This from the Transvaal The ‘oni " to rry € she re yar nm sale vead our nn Y tro lot pure Our , studying Kaperanto and has joined Potchefstroom magistrates, in com senha te, marty me” abe re a ee ee sts i the British Esperanto asso mttting for trial 8 locas Inwyer Who! tookeg ne argument . 7 39¢ Boys’ and Girls’ 25 Boys’ and Girls’ Fleeced Rap ceeding AB was eharged with theft, agreed to|°Q0ked no argument. $3.00 quality 54-inch Allaves Plain Chiffon Broadcloth—This Seavey Flessed Shirts and | Hose. Our price 19e with enthusiasm by the aceept bail only on the stipulation “ye a . « in imported dir@jt from Germany by us; in order to Drawere—Our price 206 bo thy nmmaverefiilllny that if the accused man committed |D*t!ve Of marrying her or staying introduce this cloth, we invite an inspection by every Indy 28 Children’s Ribbed Under- | 9°, Women's Ribbed Top i aos ee uietde £4,000 ($20,000) should be |B, the tree the rest of his days in Seattle. On sale Puewfay in our annual Broadcloth "wear, fleece lined, white or | oee lightly fleeced, Our Seis . | forfeited by the suretios j With a an ae of bis own Sale, per yard K $1.08 gray; sizes t Our price ore ze REMOVED TO WASHINGTON U.S.N ind caliaten ta Ghee te tee $3.50 quality S4inch AllWoo! Novelty Stripe Broadcloth 19¢ | 2c Boys’ Extra Heavy Ribbed de. ie s . S. Navy Yard perder Comes in brown. black and navy blue colorings, the most 25¢ Women’s Fleeced Hose, | Stockings, double knee, es aban gr yg Insti ute of Ow Take a trip on the Sound and A hor and bus sited then stylish shown. On nald Tuce< in our annual Broadcloth good quality. Our price pecially mad for winter feopathy. Dra. Potter & Peterson, | visit the U. 8. navy yard the [nt the road, and the man took bf Sale, per yard ; $2.25 19¢ | wear. Our pric 21e emoved their office om battleships Oregon, Wisconsin and | nat nectiy vit valle the Mutual Life building to the Nebraska, the cruisers Charleston, || gy Be _ rd — a eee fourth floor of the Washington | Boston, Buffalo and the training [joy Me “ree miles dis ECT Td building near foot of Che on ship Philadelphia, the mammoth yw.” thought the tramp, “ts | pee A edn taglie Spree vi i eka ton boats and |my chance.” fut fust then. from| DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT. Price Best Printed Linoleum, per square yard, mi p vat eave = hehin h b came the tter - fm which to conduct their practice. Pier 2, foot of Yesler w sade” by tha ab ona fly pn “= 10¢ Outing Flannel, 81-30-27. | Bleached 8h 72x90, sec FOO WMG ia Ge divan ootas nip e kn uke ee dally, Round trip, behind he beheld with diamay the inch Nice, Fleecy Outing only in quality to one alee - faithful and vigilant she vetting Fiannel, tn ery wanted make; torn and hemmed Just behind and keeping a ¢ stripe, check, ete; rekulnr worth 9¢ each, Special Rugs Are Ordered Out—Read Our Prices. asy Arriving city, without un. Tuesday 818¢ uesday We Small Axminster Rugs, 3x6) Beautiful Axminster Rue ary delay Mary and her cap tovt size 9x1 pe were launched on the sea of Be Outing Flannel, 61%40~—50 | SPECIALS IN TABLE LINEN Bia Value, $25.50 ” matrimony by the mercenary squire | different pleces of a good | 68-inch Bleached Table Linen a men Sy ut the court house Se value Special 480. quate 1 : $1.79 Beat Tape y Rug, 88x11 ft |, After the ceremony they returned wosday, per yard. Sieg | {86 auallty, Tuesday, spe waked a0 akon ; $10.65 to the farm, and fer the amelior cla 306 } Valued at $14.50. 3 ating influence of a huge dinr the l8e Huck Towel, 12! 4 yond Heat Frame Body 1 2 Is the Modern Way of Doin Busines: weary hobo became resigned to hh ize and Extra Good Qual | 8inch Turkey Red Table Ine 9x12 Rest Tapestry Rug, 8-31 4 s fate. Mary at or itiated him ity Huck Towel, all white,| Oamank, in newest de the easy-payment plan. We are glad to sell you a Victor in that way. |"" 1 although he protested Tuesday, special, each es worth 0 Come and see us about it today strenuously he was given for hi 12%¢ Ke pecial la task few light j wh 30. ir Ti $1 oO to $1 oo 0 Ee ee aN cow Unbleached Sheets, . Air Tight Heater aa Pitta ol elf per Bigs 0; ir large stock Our Heaters are not the cheap, unlined, dangerous kind z lhe cota, biekiog tetas Lote alicoes, In light grounds, that may set fire to your house. Beware of that kind. Jother minor occupations that on Bleached Sheets, center seam ote the short) Ours are double lined with best planish steel, cast top erman, ay oO. j baildts ace snd A Aue ri ~ JR. x90 , 1 at 10¢ Special and bottom, neatly nickel finished. Have swing top and large 57% fancy urn and nickeled foot rest. Special prices prevail 1406 Second Avenue mo. seeded LAST DAYS OF Safely exconced among the shel », the asi 0K was suffl his attention, and finding himself so closely cuarded 1 trode into the roseate land of Morpher bis over the eastern . rome aes rae A prize of $10 will be awarded to b Utahk of all the farming west: the first reader of “Josh Wine | If Idaho I'd go there sending in a correct reading of the ‘ foregoing sentence fd Nebraska better chance, | e . yen ag if once | had a show ther P. 8—Upon second thought, we | will answer this ourselves and save to 9:26 p.m. and about which Marg | Bho, there to buy ha nd e t its |aewured him he had no just right} His bump of talk indicates that pie oie i“ buy ham and eggs with to grumble hy what of an orator, In/ be ee. joverthrow my understand you undertook to undertakings bat nize of this | frequently | Having thon served his mistres¢ from the White Lace Curtains, 2i/ yards long, 75 value, pair... 39¢ NOTHING Best Fancy Tabie Oficioth, 25¢ value, per yard 15e¢ be on ing MAY MANTON PATTERNS 100 HAMILTON-BROWN SHOES. eyes and peeping horizon t tramp was awakened by « glesle of & ation, and look! do he beheld al a1 sins i one: lite te Rerg Mow eo ae Broadcloths Broadcloths Broadcloths Get familiar with our great bargains in Wom- % zing up at him with the light Plain and Faney Broadcloths, at prices that compel instant en’s and Children’s Underwear and Hosiery, of conquest sparkling In her ob attention. Inapecti invited 3 GS ic a lique eyes. As she saw him look $1.50 quality Stinch All-Wool Plain Broadcloth, an exception Shawls, Infants Goods. Quick Sales and Small ace cae eae ally good value; colors cardinal, navy and black. On sale Profits is our motto. Below we give you a few ome down, sir ve caught Tuesday in our annual Mroadecioth a per yard St.t0 i ou this time St. of our extremely low prices. Wel tart. se lee anawe 91.96 quality Stinch All-Weol Piain Broadcioth—This in & 49¢ Misses’ R ee ialen® By purchasing before the ad Seis, ht wan tonal we’ dandy at the price; colors nary blue, cardinal, wine, brown Suits, fleece lined. Our price vance in Cotton Hosiery, we pesky slicep. Lemme coms Gown and black. On sale Tuesday in our annual Broadcloth Be © able to offer Women's an’ go on por yard $ SOc Essex Mills Underwear, c worth 19%c, assorted You can come down,” she re $2.25 quality 54-inch All-Wool Shadowed Stripe Broadcloth, fine quality, fMeeced; also yles, plain black, white plied steraly, “but you cannot go full 54 Inches wide, up-todate in every resy and won't eftra sizes. Our price. 39¢ Our on. | might as well tell you now last long in this sale. On sale Tuesday in our annual Broad $1.19 Heavy Fleeced Ribbed Union Suits, extra good qual Our price cloth Sale, per yard 81.50 n $2.50 quality 54inch All-Weol Plain Broadclothe—This in one of the standard cloths and never sold for than $2.50 50c Women's Wool Hose, very good quality. Our price leas white 5 TK AVENUE PnANch STORE PUKE BT WEB LAKE AVE Drugs and LOOK THE OFF EMINGS fom Monday and J Maye Hair Hretihna ae rant f hair. Kober tin <7 is Cherry Tooth Hareinen' Rider — Flower 1 ' mplex wd's Extract Tate ss t Hicksecker's Shin Somp—s cules Colgate’s Tol oltet W, wir * | all odor Murray & Lammas Wewida _ Pinand's Macleay Vee ie Pinwed's Exquisite Finww Kenowned a ‘om 8 1013-1015 CUT RATE PRICES $10.00 Set of Teeth, ..4 pure Gold Crowns. $4.00 and cework $4.00 and celain Crowns . $3.50 and owns Richmond ¢ Filling ALL WORK WARRANTED 20 YEARS. Associated Dentists} New Management. 1112 2dAi Opp. Garvey-Buchanaa. Why Pay Trust Prices for Cash Registers? We » independent dealers, bandling all popular makes, a about half trust price (i, f | Let Us Prove It The SundwaliCo GOS Fiest Ave M. 1180 ind. ———— Fly on the Flyer SEATTLE-TACOMA _ ROUTE Fare Round Tel FOUR ROUND TRIPS DAILY Le ES SEATTLE —® m., 2:08 and 5:49 LEAVES TACOMA = n 5, 3:58 and 7:30 em EY. dtm Agent Seattle Tel, Main 176, Tacoma ee