The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 11, 1907, Page 4

SE ane eaeetaese aaa a roraecpataser: 4 9 THE SEATTLE A a OCT. 11, 1907. For Women Readers Only. ology—Willie, what fastens my ®voment RENDERED, fo) “THE SEAT TLE STAR . , little wife, you can’t] ad to my body? % % imagine how lonesome tam when| Willie tiugpert Puck, Judge Tallman yesterday BY STAR PUBLISHING CO, 1907-1809 Beventh av, 1 am separated from you, You are judgment in condemnat ‘ . the t litle woman in the world; | ings in the ox f th 10 EVERY AFTEWRSON EXCEPT SUNDAY. ; BY JOSH : 0 different from Drigg’s nagging A Gimile. & Oregon ‘Palgpond AVENUE Srepnenee and seoldin®@ wife, You kno® that nando Marino for §2%,24 sees Private agchanges conf@cting all gprts of the ay building — Sunset, Main 1050 and independent, 441, eae Josh Wise Saye: Ask for the @opartment or the name of the person desired. BALLARD STAR AGM@ROY SON “Matiard A aia aa) Pan ACENO Hot eer Benn, 7 Ratiard 904, Rodmotolion Av “Th’ @evil dont Dee cont per copy, sin canta par week, or twenty-five cents per month. De want no easier Uvered by mall or cairier "No Mab copies mark thaw th Borshea wt the am second-class matter feller who ways ‘I kin quit’ drinkin ine Eetetos ah ot pgicr’ mse whenever I want ot date oa recaps NOTICK TO SUBSCKINEBS Should yoursvony of The Star fall to roach na ress ¢ and Me, “ana i ~a am Re See ME giving cer “Something Just as Good.” Pray sell me a copy,” the customer said How to Re Married Happy, Though THE “STARS ANSWER TO THE SOCIALISTS ot ] And’ the Mokpelior mused on the) uring the past few days The Star has receives’ a large] ways of (he wed During the past fev A | Observing his couttenance har number of postal cards with the following mattir printed ried thereon the dealer re “To the Editor—Will you kindly tell youy I haven't a copy,” readers your plied “But here la a book, it st fits aam > U6 opinion of these facts? | A treatise,” he said, as the speaker “The police administration of this city torbids Socialist | » eyed | froltieksome art of dia} speakers the use of the streets when they are careful to obstruct jitsu. no one, but allows other speakers to conduct mectings that do Not What He Expected. sng! obstruct travel. “The blind socialist speaker, Osborne, has been errested the sore apot four times, refused cash bail, kept over night in foul cells, the Stung tenderly he stroked the and waited for temulta But the outeome was disap jing. Me thought ft was the Pres! |dential Ree. But ft wasn't @ hornet red place last time brutally transferred to solitary confinement in a dark, and forced to stand up for 18 hours while awaiting his trial.” slimy stone dungeon, no furniture but a leaky bucket, The Star willingly complies with the request that it express | . its of @ tegarding these condit In so doing it is n | _.. For Men Readers Only, . R ‘George, dear, you are the sweet necessary that w nto a d » of the principles Of jest and best husband tn the whole socialism. Che Star is no more on exponent of the socialistic | orld. George, I simply couldn't = 4 jlive a day uit you. Look in a an it c » Ivanced by the republicans | my eyes ing, and tell me that or democrat ther po al part you le as 1 love you. Are we the happiest things alive, da es believe in absolute fair play to all, no |ting? And you're and We wing But The Star matter what their political opinions. a0 good U.S. Navy Yard th) take a Kon believe in allow stent v the broadest range tion and h that is cons si trip on the Sound and patriotism and 1 governmer Only when the exercise of | ¥telt the U, 8. navy yard, see the haat P ' " seen tee, | Dattlonhips Oregon, Wisconsin and individua ty en ‘ e welfare of community sisers Char n, do we belic n the exercise of the power of r al and the aining ok ientinnel Z i a edie : tik Wheities of th ho mammoth ” - Gown nodivandlthy ‘ . S rped boate and individ ship Nipste Boats leave we - Ps 2 2, foot of Yesler way, six times These are the questions involved in the war between t dally, Round trip, 600 rery police departr 1 the socialists Do the street meetings of the socialists really interfere in any direct way with the rights and welfare of the public at} large? | Are the police justified in preventing meetings in which no | sedition is spoken or no violence is urged? The ground upon whicl . open air socia aut ed the assemblying t The poli € by such int Sut ¢ socialists argue being ar arily used, because the v o Arr empt from interference under the ordinan thus establishing dis crimination, which has no place in the text the er t of any law for the protection of the pub 7 e There is no denying the fact that the ordinance quoted is being used as a legal subterfuge to prevent the open air socialist Usa Phe real reason for s ot meet-| Socialist speakers have be arrested while ipying streets | that, because of the regra f Third av., could fot possity’ ty] have been used as thoroughfares 1 these speakers were] than afterwards arraigned in court charged with interrupting tr affic| elsewhere on a public thoroughfar | . On the same that arrests were made the We can Salvation Army Id mee md av., between Uni-| prove versity and Pike sts., and to the »wledge of the writer of] it this article so the sidewalk that people who d rt} : want to be cre llel werecod mpelled to walk out into the mic idle} too Men's | Suits, Top Coats, of the street. Is it any wonder then that alists com plain that they are being dis There is no law in the land to prevent the public discus- sion of socialism as a political theory. treating a socialist, arrested for any alleged or real infraction | of the law, with any less consideration than any other oon | criminated agair There is no justice in Rain Coats exeuse for its arbitrary use in discrimi the allowance| OVERCOATS victions When political considerations are allowed to enter into| wives the enforcement of law and the treatment of prisoners, the spirit | - our constitution is violated | ‘flowWoutpYouANswer, $f () * & problem love letter t rt of a fellow is George? theaded, selfish . would YOU answer this tet t were addressed to you arte 1 ar , Ever BO. kK. att t nigt . b | at ho t 1 went home bs thi I am dot ing I promised 1 would, dear M oO. i one cigaret | h ust One) and no d I tore nail, won't You know a‘f ‘ ng at once ‘ I told th that I wa You \ ought to have ss hin we i i nH tid think you were a pea He 1 that he regretted that your dad had . had hard luck in that ga } cloth sainet you. He d me that we'd got | ich will he ©, and ti I | , e mill | sp company i tha | J i y I | ho tie up for keeps on Christmas da hat do you sa ‘ itt kid? All I - ) ’ . will ma 4 ind in the ce f t in this town, Don't let's linger. I and me foat ug f y pre Good nigh n dea t y ae od faithf ; GEO. al How t i i Lew Hi By MRS. FRANCES GILBREATH INGERSOLL Dear ( ‘ bought Tam ¢ pin I ne : nail,” f now whet f without here them, you'll « , n it ; what ence aid, when af la ¥ an like he id ant to marry hin my love, and tell him I'll always have a week & corner for “dad in that ach Bo you are to be the “V. P. of the Neill. Co’s? Call it th free of “wandy, do yo i think it'— the whole Y ¥ a6 ‘i Yes, if you want your “kid” yo for a Christmas charge, present. You are ouly # “kid” yourseif, lot of horrid if slang; but I believe | tll be quite a mae, i Can't you saad on BOTH feet while you wi nies dak y ait?. Christmas ts . Khar Gourge, | heow we can be happy oven if I dow't “stand fo the first row of the @uciety show.” Your loving 80d sincere MARIM, ° when the new V. P. gets down to buatnena he loe Schermer ary if 1010 ‘det Ave. Nett na A OL, —_————_ utiful smile Hghted up the { the politician as he caressed | Tht was AES matt ahaa ta NY ts tie Heats at adhe j* man must get @ead in the weld PIKE ST AwHES erous, You do want mo to be hap jand be free to give hit bustnons his There was a large crowd the oth py, don't you, my husband? You! full.ettention, My Hittle girl isn't or day in the Rue Montmartre, one want me to be pretty ike oth of the suspicious, doubting kind, is of the busiest streets in Pa r women, @on't you, gweRtnenrt im? she? Why, dearcst, (Ms very night? Wtiddelly a man on @ bicycle whot zon think 1 took Well in @\1 oufit to go down to the @ub.| out of a wide street, clonely pur That @oon prin@vss Wan a “ovby Ryown, of Brown, Baliko & Co., in| ed bY & man on foot, who wh d j thing, wasn't ft, dear; But think|/in town, They're among our bi | "Stop thief!” A littieowhitehaired how long | wore it. Iaawa teria atomers, Ought to kaow him] leentlemam with a goatee be pretty plece of goods, someth tre | # ly, hadn't 1? Tut, unless you sprang In the way of the like It, yesterday, aweet. And Oply,| insist, my tle sweetheart, wife, I knocked the machine from une $1.89 a yard, Only O-N8 IGM. | won't It may an a lous to} |the rider and seized the man 1 P-¥-N-EN-B.« Len't that cheap? | it! t firm, but Vl stay with my | ing him till constables arrty | would make ty stunningly, bat 1! prectous.” | as M. Lapine, protect of police really, darting, don't care whether) (Well, now, what can a woman| The Girl—Why do you remina| ¥% ™ [8 | you let me buy {tor net. You knew | do?) | me of a safling vellvel, Cholly? | It fe stated that « chameleor 1 only want my datling’s love.” | Cholly Riboncounter—1 cawn'thy ich is bind lowes Its pewer of (Well, now, what can 4 man 46?) He Knew, [auc |inaking Itwelf of the same hue as oti ‘ sats Li © of Blementary Physi The Girl—Recause you've got a eee ning - yard arm, Po — ute For Rent—iper & Leave Plor 2 to seo battionhi But it only made Cholly luff her, Turkish batha, under Grand the aoe Tart 26 Second av eo | *'more than ever ater IN GREATER SEATTLE ae BEST T CHOOSING OF TRIMMED HATS A Specialty --- Elegantly | Trimmed Hats; made of | fine velvet or felt; superb- ly adorned with rich rib- bon, flowers, plumes and or naments: wonderful va- riety; finest styles. Exhaustive investigation proves beyond doubt that our offerings far surpass others’ at the same or greater prices. Look around if you doubt, then comehere forreal hat value * Bath Worth Double—Yours for Five vecint, bar ea Buchan's Carboite Me Children’s Dresses. $20.00, $22.50 and Women’s Separate Skirts, Mushan's Carvotle Tallah eae. a $5.00. $25.00 Women's ymplote line of New Fall and Winter Sedias a Dre , aay Black, brown navy blue all~wool pan , se Dresses for children fram 1 to 14 years Suits, $17.50. amas; also 4 fall line of fancy mixture etnias ve O14; materials are woo! plaids, cashmeres, New Fall Winter suits The cheapest regular priced skirt in this Lervtle utobae tags henriettas sere. our re $20.00, lot is $6.50 and a great many are worth . adil ¥ nriettas, serges and cheviots. Prices oe a erst ea been ON SALE. QATURDAY Metal are from . P8¢ to $5.00 Saturday at 50. Ma ONLY Buchan's a sara mene wrondolothe, "te, taadh moti. Fred brown, tan, gray, navy blue and far woolen mixtures 9, $3.00 and, $3.50 Children’s Coats, Thome aba chock Signe aritiee 298 Cone, 14.50" ris and short ke and long and » fitting half all-wool ke and Black broadcloth and rrey 2.49. mh ‘ mag melton in black, brown, tan, navy blue and Sizes 1 to 6 ye nde o ome tted ckets made plain gray; also a big line of fancy wool mix > ¢ years. Made of all-wool serge or med with silk braid tures and invisible plaid More than a and imitation astrachan; colors red, navy and satin Hned. Regutar doren different styles, some of t aie $20.00, $22.50 and $26.00 throughout with best grade od yrown and gray. Regular prices $3.00 and Suits. ON SALE SATUR These coats are full length e la DAY AT $17.50 2 1 er $3.50. ON SALE SATURDAY page 17.5) Regular 917.00 te $20.00 values. Ow Sate Two sTorts OMAR METS 1013-1045 Cor. Fourth and Fest Ave. Pike, $1.50 Sateen Petticoats, O8¢. Women's Long Coats, $5.00. This {s a spectal All the plain colors except and dark gray mix Mises’ to Coats, Values Up $7.50, $4.98 hod! soma lot of only 50 coata ae San” nee Untit Oct. plaids. Th years n and dark all woo! er pew ae and a. Beautifully may purchase our regular coats are full length, dout t 4 and trimmed with velvet, fk braid and fancy trimmed with straps of same material and ave Our buttons. Long loose fitting style. Values $1.25 and $1.50 Sateen Pet silk braids, Worth $10.00 and $12.00. ON a On sale Saturday at $1.98 ticoats at oNe SALE SATURDAY 85.00 Done Now and Save Money Saturday the Day for Dress Goods Blanket Specials for Saturday lity All Wool Triegt Fiannel, ches wid xcol ined . 1 e: wtrt t 27 inches wide; exce 1 Sire ray Cott Blanke striped; worth ent for ungerskirts; almd for house dresses: all ie rday’s price per pair 83c staple cole: db re at lors and blagk; per yard c Blanket, in tan, gray and wh pur reg 75e Quality Sik Crepe.de Pbines, a big assortment of pat . 8 } for Saturday at simost one-third of only « limited quan Suiting 4 inches wide mixed .. 39¢ also have plain r yd. rice 1)4 Fall Sized Single $1.59 pair Blanket, in gray and tan; worth 53 Table Damask Satu’ a; we black; pe y Gray Panama suiting, 50 b a 58-inch G iver Fint 1 Table beau 47 > yf a of gray. Th goods won't ” $9¢ tiful designs; our regular 59¢ qua al per yd. c Wael ‘Motte’ 63° teanes ote i ; inch White Mercerized Table Damask in short jengths 2 2 tne! je; every wanted t } 5 arke shade, inctuding ‘biack and cream; excellent goods c pe % w yas i" epatonleageggoruesn ares 25c to wash; per yard 49 bd aa . Quality Novelty Ali-Wool Winter Suiting, right up to 64-inch Silver Finished Table Damask, newest pat e and all new this fall; goodly assortment to ter our regular 69c quality. Special price 5 » from; per yard 79c for Saturday . Cc Quality Al-Wobl Wool Blankets. Panama Suiting, 52 inches wide We CUT RATE PRICES | antee this cloth, and the best (goods for general Gray Wool Blankets; special price for Seturday, per pair biltty; all colors and | 89c 0 oe Se o 4. brown, gray and black; gua ed to Bleached Sheets, a second ate Pal quality to one ag Whe” 6 be shower proof; per yard, for ono day only e $1.09 make; torn and hemmed; worth 9c each. cial 71¢ igew S40 } 83.50 and So tygoniagge A In London’s Store for Men a ae tos oh Wome a . rend Gloves. ALL WORK WARRANTED | YEARS, derwear and Hosiery Men's All-Wool Underwear, made of a fine long wool, plush 16-button length, in browns i Extra special prices lined; a fine garment to wos d not to shrink and tans; par ... $3.98 ~ a A | Last call for light weight Regular $1.75 a garment. Satu $1.49 Biarritz Gloves. a 4 UB If “tinderwear, tctocig at fff Men's Vieuey Watsht Natura Woot Underecar «tne eetisae [LH yp eartite Glow Associat our fe and r goods for carly fall wear tains just enough cotton to keep from ' ee Vests with long or short shrinking. Regular price $1.00. Saturday spectal New Management, The neve ankle and knee Men's Fine, Derby Ribbed Worste Underw color : “ F ler ants plak: @ fine, medinm weight garment: never sold $1.50 1112 2d sizes. Saturday * $1.25. Satur al at Men's Heavy Weight, Fleece Lined Jersey Shirts: all colora, all Dent’ sP.K Gloves ae j $0 Garments of very e * and durable; just the thing for outside work jest thing in Glove | Why Pay Trust "Prices fo $1.7 materia w Cash Registers? Flaane st 1 $2.00 r 1 d wll gra and all sample good ependent dealer | " 1.3 OFF Other R ble iz popular makes, | tres? =a Makes jasp P. K oa heavy and mann Pay Less for Shoes © of Men's, We All wie tt m lots, in Reawiar $1.50 $5.00 men's values Women's Hea Tox Calf &§ exten m sol stoow tip ust } the shoe for wet weather. Regular $1.75 value. Special, $1.39 | Ladies' Oxfords, in vicl kid, patent colt and gun metal; Neht Furs, $2.98. and extension all sizes, Regular values $2.50 to $3.00 Black Brown Frenet Misses’ Shoes, in viet kid and b low heel, extension | j soles; just the shoe for sch Regular $1.50 value, Special $1.10 Let Us Provelt Boys’ Heavy Calf Sh eap toe, extension sole solid shoe | throughe tae to 2. Regular value $2.00 ial @ > diwali Men's Vici Kid D hoes, extension sole, cap toe; Pol ‘. “3 | TheSun Howe, ¥« 10 : rice $1.89 ieee Saeeeies "De Men's Hea Tap Sole Working Shoes, ia veal calf or oil grain Sa = cap ¢ nin toe; Just the shoe for good solid wear ‘i p or plat " r wear, Regular Kxtra Heavy Winted Sale ESA: Special | king, double kape | Fly Groceries arday specia 2 Hoy and Girh Flee Stocking warm = je Lenox § strong. Saturday apetta Sapotio 2 f | 19¢ Gold Dust | Pioneer Lipton Boys’ Clothing Hurable; sizes 7 Notions, Nec oar 5 TACOMA — 88% | 5 and 7:30%% Je. Agent, Seatti | Main 176, Tacoma heavy and to 18. Regula Youths’ Three-Piece Suit patterns; long pants; extra and Gloves. food quality Regular 0. Special #4.908 es © and Turnovers, ew Odd lot B ( { fron 2 3 ‘ did lor oy on from sults; $2.00 to 100 o « 7 © ste : | = id ors’ Conte, #0 sizes 7 t Ry, Marigo at a, Ub Ae t oR. Hout « n , urnovers — - xsl a exican drawnwork .9¢@ Sion, Mantiek wise tam Cereal ‘te ’ y nour's Tollet Soaps teing Osteopath ria ing HF for 1Oe Vibrations and the ight Cure | rr oo ap ; | ae in mn oe Mai 24 © Hair and Nath Brushes Wiliams’ Shaving s R : — + PRE sevneees ak Gor See ng the tinert aa fase “are ng he dim See ps aie pe Pins ° Coftee - Bie & { qnost atglise F 750 SHOPPING BAGS, 506 Masaronl. «i ehan one Tor COATS jo SHOPPING BAGS, Ine Arg and Mazomer soda | An the Cy Mag nemean BME. te | gg TAILORED RGADY O rin aad CMO Hy beach ae Oe ae mented nt O06. O0 00m MANU, aD ihas Bazine ates at ts