The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 5, 1907, Page 4

Paes THE SEATTLE STAR CRIMES OFA HENP THE SEATTLE STAR—'RUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1907. FROM DIANA’S DIARY chloroform tnfants to make the sloop?” Of course I didn't, and that ended F 907-1909 Seventh av. Jaa ot it for the time being. | "MAIN STORE BY STAR PUBLISHING CO : 190) 7 : id Ariki lin & dak Slambleabiy tet Mess 0 Well, you help Mra. True with | somo rinst EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY, wa F le Dilipiokies Into the pitable Bu oatile Home | aaj Pox and Mo 6 a good wri,” | AVENUE i ‘ : eines Geapeal Loshvarte who [ouabiion te ay nde, ae ‘euch | of Everett At Che Gurvives to Toll Tal he said “and wa won't quarrel! geascn srorp Private exchanges connecting all parts of the PE wean tae death sueatee oe reer tating dane ie 7 Sai — about your wages, But,” and PIKE ST WEST Bh buliding — Sunset, Main 1050 and Independent, 441. ¢ Ditual crtainals, should bend Inie|really to dress more neatly!'S and | ba BY Fy W. SCHARES Sea ites te ann dar tices te ee om Ask for the artment or the name of the person brilliant legal mind to devising| quite another to snap out oe i ta . ow wrt ier desired. some sullable punishment for tho fully, "For heaven's Kako, aa ee ee pial “SALRAMD BEAR ABENOY—091 Ballard Ave Gunac, Ballard 000 nageing wite why don't you change your je whiss wT he & ° | poe Seren Hut perhapa it isn't necessary. oceastonally, If you haven bear r : the BVERRTT STAR AGENCY Homer Bvans 2991 Rookefeller Ay.: Bw | Sin fs its own punishment and a/jany respect for me, you might hese ‘ (To be Continyed.) cr i six conte per week. or twenty five cents per month. De |seifiubricating law adjusts the | for the children!” Duke fleas Khowly Lede” (co & Sateen No free cop: | penalty to the crime unless man] Only a shade better in the oily lalgn which graces the window of 6 ntere: @ Postotfice at Seattle, Washington, ax seoond-cinae matter + ops in and interferes voiced, sleek appearing woman who »| da vn euth Lends i ee en oe ene. crpeenees iat |. The Woman who “naga” hor hus | "nage" in a painfully polite way aetry ap. Bowth Landen & tien SD MATL SUROCRIRERS—The date when Juseripuon j band is A eriminal, She is as much; When John opens his mouth to Oriental Billiard and Pool Pa eci I cahe} ease A change | a lawbreaker aa the thief who “jim | speak she freeses him with a cold lors, 1415 Third av,, have eight on the address | jmioa” his way into her husband's | ly superior amtle, She makes hor }new tables and the only 6x10 poo NOTION GO SUNSURIBENS—anowa > joffice and robs his safe husband ridiculoud before othbre, you by © o'clock any evening, please Re Fn VLE, yo you ive tt more than . an be © of giving our eubsortbers a perfect services unis ay CLEARINGHOUSE PLAN PRAISEWORTHY Prompt endorsement by the business men of the city of the the the clearinghouse certificate plan of relieving presen stringency in the money market is in line with Seattle spirit which is ever ready to meet an emergency when it arises Promptness in meeting nergencies is one of the geome elements of success in life, Prompt action avoids the conse-| quences which invariably foll is which is not t with} and the spirit of the busines Ave the strong measures Seattle from any have temporarily embarrassed the country } injury from financial difficulties which : country has passed through a finan and} oun Unquestionably cial crisis, but the crisis has been met with a promptness effectiveness unparalleled in the financial history of the « try, and, as a result, the situation has been robbed of its dan ad of bei gers and the result will be beneficial inst to the country Instead of being followed by a period of depression, the} financial flurry which has just passed will be followed by a m which | period of liquidation and readjustment of values f the country most on a much sounder business basis. will emerge in a few weeks or a few months at An excess of prosperity caused an excess of speculation | throughout the values and prices country, which, in tarn, caused inflation of Readjustment of prices and values had to| come and that is the process which is at present underway, As the business of the country money, the process of liquidation overtaxes our currency, mak ing the resort to the clearinghouse certificate plan the only feasible means of a quick adjustment of business | The clearinghouse certificates are practically secured by is far in excess of the available} | all the property in the country, which makes them as good | as gold. INTERESTING POINTS IN TODAY'S ELECTIONS While today’s elections in 12 states are of only local im- portance, the outcome of some of them is awaited with much interest by the entire country. | In several of these elections, and notably in the municipal | election in San Francisco, the fight is between the graft and] anti-graft practically elim-| inated and the result will show whether or not the people of San Francisco approve of the fight on graft which is sending! some of its most prominent citizens to the penitentiary If San Francisco approves of the fight for civic honesty by electing to the mayoralty the good government car Taylor, the result will be encouragement for other ci the coast to put an end to municipal dishonesty and graft. If, | on the other hand the people of San Francisco place in the political machine responsible for the graft of the past, their action will have a decided tendency to dis courage reform. of the people Partisan politics has been injected the Cleveland by the action of President Roosevelt and other Re- publican leaders in inducing former Congressman Burton to oppose Tom Johnsen for the mayoralty. Johnson has been re-elected in the past, not because he is a Democrat, but be cause he has made the best mayor Cleveland efer had. sition to his re-election on purel# partisan grounds makes the outcome most interesting, as it is a test which will show to what extent the people of Cleveland have become emancipated | politically. | Nonpartisanship in municipal clections has taken a strong hold in the cities of the country. Cleveland has been a leader in nonpartisanship and it will be interesting to note if the per | sonal popularity of Roosevelt and loyalty to party are f forces. Party considerations are late, | ies of power | and corruption Reform is impossible without the support into election in strong enough to prevent the people of Cleveland from giving | Johnson the endorsement which he deserves | An echo of the Pennsylvania capitol scandal is heard in the election for state treasurer in that state. The machine in cumbent is being opposed by an anti-graft candidate The Rev. Hugen Webster, of, According to a German physician, | Boston, has begun work to estab- Dr. Horn, miners age vo rapidly lish a “Little Church Around the because of thelr unhygienic sur Corner” for the benefit of theatrical roundings, that they present all the persons and other strangers in Bos aspects of ser decay at the age ton, whom he believes need such &n of 50, beyoud which few are able institution. to ply their vocation buys Bradbury System Clothing Can rest assured that he fs getting ali that it is pos sible to get in first-class ready-tailored clothing. Those who wear it say that the fit ts perfect especially around the neck and shoulders, A little down and a little at a time EASTERN OUTFITTING CO., Inc. 1932-34 Second Ave. 209 Union Street Seattie’s Reliable Credit House. | Hors is the greater ertme, While the burglar stealy it money only she robe him of Bénfidénce, self respect and peace of mind. The woman who {# perpetually nagging her husband assassinates her own happiness Her home is the abode of fear Her husband wears a slinking hangdog look, Her ehildren to her face and scoff at her behind her back Your true “nagger” f# a woman |iearned the leason of fair play. STAR DUST BY JOSH Josh Wise Says: “The man who bets on a sure thing ts apt to be reminded of the uncertainties of life.” } Stile om, Take a trip on the Sound and | spoken and independent, but no| | told him I wouldn't have on} LP HART MAN, a ot Sahl Yor Noth. ‘ visit the U. #. mavy yard, seo the| human being ts perfect, and it| anybody's old dresses | leo Presiden od: 4 battleships Oregon, Wisconsin and | ‘kes an ange! to sult Mr. True Answor me this.” he went on./ ALEXANDER MYERS, ' Wished alate meee thet thal aska, the cruisers Charleston, | Mrs. True complains of pains in| “Do you read ‘Deserted at the Altar’ | Secretary P United States wil! not sel! the Phil-| Boston, Buffalo and the training | the shoulder blades, Maybe she is | literature? If you do, get your 3. V. A. SMITH, tppines. No, and when Joah Wise Ship Philadelphia, the mammoth | *prouting wings. ” wt alan’ t my hat Bt Cashier. * bought a gold brick from the bunko|4°Y docks, torpedo boats and First, Miss er-Dilipickles,” Mr.| | di we " Argh ng Pad fo you ‘ steerer, he didn’t sell {t, either iFer's Ee Joe Hoats leave reg Oe | Pier 2, foot of Yesler way, six times| Leave Pier 2 to soo battleships, Buy your hat ot &. N. Brook . ‘ Japanese schools are teaching|4!ly. Round trip, 5c *** Go, 1831 Becond per Cl. Interest paid on Saving English ow, if some of our pop-| ¢ Let ee ee ieee ular novelists could only be sent to Japanese schoola—— England supplies our torpedoes, China supplies our firecrackers, but, cheer up, patriots, the talcum trust still supplies our powder Puazie Candidate. © my first the man ts found arge enough to go around; Watch bim go men on the ground, He's the groatest--by the pound! Den't you know? View them for'ards, view them aft; Look at them abeam, abaft, [And the biggest one is T—t; Ain't it sof A little kissing Now and then WIil save the day For married men —Birmingham Aqe-Herald. Uniess the little Kissing be Bestowed on an Affinity Indianapolis News. And then the kissing Will, of course Lead any man To seek divorce Compromise. Wifey—But why don't you want me to kay your neckties any more? Hubby—-Well—er—I'd rather bay them myself than have you go to all that trouble Wifey—But I like to do things for you. He | and 1 in Seattle, A place for FAK QUAKERS WRONEADAy AND TALE, Look at These Prices, for Two thug and seems to take pleasure in t foat Oh, they knew what doing in bleak Now England when the nagging wife was ducked in the mill pond as & common scold! PHURSDAY they were “Can You Rosist? TRUST & Ay REEEREaTE What such women really need | . “he {x for thelr meek and bamble hus: | SAFE DEPOSIT Ho o . two bol ands to turn auddenty tnto bullies ay) yl browbeat them until they ° change their tactics, ‘They are like COMPANY mah; res. 60e sine aaa bad little boys who haven't yet rvarantend farker ° Me PROTECTORS, first Ave. and Columbia St. SPATILE, WASH, onKsT Facilities for Women of alt stam, * sree doe The pany facilities this are extensively com taken More than that. I could even love ieliniieiniadetataiatat 2 oo a4 04-4. to tetoioliaiiel FREE President. | | your money apart from you. advantage of by ladies who Vaucaire Galega Tablets—A The Het Quite right, dar appreciate not only the con fact (orm, . jing, I want you always to separ-|“00 YOU READ ‘DESERTED AT THE ALTAR’ LITERATURE?” HE | venlent location of its officer and : ate me and my money in your SAID. “IF YOU DO, GET YOUR HAT!" but also the advantage of Fe i thoughts ae 19 keeping their accounts in a Pepenide Wit cure in dtaention : The Count (most earnestiy)—ts mm True said, “Dou you go round all | gtrong and well-known insti i thought and in deed, it shall be my| Well, 1 have met my employer, | day singing ‘My Bonnie Lies Over) Hf tution penne? your iver sas F jong endeavor to separate you| Mverett True,, and have passed the Ocean iC roe On Ve and your money — Rut my oerves feel un ! er a 1 nn + ; | a ; panel hatlaenectntas A strung, ike they had been caressed| “Good,” he roared. “Now, do you ORROCK, cadge dresses from the lady of the | m enone a? > U.S. Navy Yard tyes eurryeomb. all right to be frank and out, | house?” FREE FREE | | Hubby—Oh, in that case TN tet | you look after the furnace this win-| ter.—Judge. Suggestions. A sofa apring, An old cigar; A torkey wing And there you are! A bunch of brush, Some cotton waste; A walrus tusk How's that for taste? A paving block A pretty spray Of new-mown dock — Quite nifty, hey? 1 could write reama, I'll tell you that Of tasteful schemes To trim @ hat Washington Herald. “And So They Were Married. The Heireas—And would you love me if [ lost all my money? The Count (earnestly}—Dearest! In that case what else would there be for me to love? he Heiress—But a you # you could love me quite apart from my money? The Count (more earnestly) loo GIRLS, BE SLOW TO MARRY. Gertrude Atherton. (Seattic Star's Exclusive Service.) NEW YORK, Nov 5.—"Don't rush headlong into matrimony, | girls t Athert the nove All men pt ible, any woman can marry any man she wan But the troub’ with modern ma woman {8 too eager to display her ment Rea that a a nox rt, walt until first 1 and tuosity is ove then ah your selection 7th GREAT DAY—— = or: LONDON’S QUICK MONEY SALE BIG RUN On White Woot Blankets All- Wool Qregon Blankets, in white, with blue or pink border, silk bound— Two stores 1043-1015 Fourth Cravenette Rain- coats $8.98 Positively Worth $15.00. . A Linen Special 58-inch Mercerized Table Damask; also Turkey Red Table Damask, 58 ‘inches wide; regular 45c value; special for one day, yard ...23¢ ; Sa Light, medium and dark shades 10-4 size, $6.50 value, ws of tan, brown and gray. Also . i. some stripes and dark mixtures sale price pcb $4.75 Outing Flannel The matertals are guaranteed all 11-4 size, $7.50 value, 8c grade, now 4 Se wool and absolutely water-proof. sale price .. The assortment includes every $5.50 10c grade, now .... ......81-3¢ style that is being shown this 12-4 siz 12Mc grade, now i ee sonnen, _Reguier “Gi820 and sale I : F $16.00 coats. Quick 98 ale pr 2c and I4e grades, now ..11¢ Money Sale price . BETTER TRY OUR SUIT DEPARTMENT. WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY $2.25 Grade 36-Inch Black Peau de Soie, $1.39 Yard. $2.25 quality Black Peau de Sole $1.75 Grade 54-Inch Broadcloth, $1.29 Yard. Sale of Women’s Waists Women's Net Waists, $2.69. Regular Price, $5.00. Silk, extra heavy and highly Koru and White Net Wa: beautifully trim. Our Regular $1.75 quality 544ech CUT-RATE PRICES, os exceptionally good med with wide and narrow embroidery to All-Wool Broadcloth, good, per $10.00 Set of Teoth.. lor ladies’ coats and suits; fall sertion and medallions. All sizes. Regular manent finish and of the chif $7.50 Set of Teeth..... 9508 36 inches wide, and we guaran price $5.00, and worth more. fon weight; the season's most 22 Carat pure Gold Crowns... | tee it also, Quick Mone: Quick Meney Sale price $2.69 favored fabric; colors brown, $4.00 and ) Sale price, $1 39 cardinal, nayy blue and black Bridgework $4.00 and $5.00) per .yard arr ehan Pe Black Silk Waists, $3.49. Quick Money Sale, $1 29 Porcelain CroWM8 ssc. $1.35 Quality 36-Inch Regular Prices, $5.00 and $6.00. — m 83. Richmond Crowns Black Taffeta Silk, Fine quality Black Taffeta Silk Fillings Walets $2.00 Quality 54-Inch Soft 89¢ Yard. finish. Two styles, one made with frill tucks 09 Our Regular $1.35 quailty 36-inch covering entire yoke, cuffs, collar, also a few Cravenette, $1. ALL WORK WAR Black Taffeta Silk, good, soft down back; other style ig made with fine Yard. 20 YEARS. ; finish, with Neh juster: com tucks and embroidery. Regular $5.00 and tains no starch or dressing; $6.00 Quick 3 Our Regular $2.00 quality All mst . exeollont to wear, Now ts the Money Sale price $3.4 Wool Cravenette, guaranteed : q time to supply your wants for n to be shower-proof; exce Ass ted | next season. No limit; buy all House Waists, 69¢. chance to secure a good 1 OCtd “ ‘ you want; but we won't sell to Werth to $1.00, coat at about half the regular dealers. | For one day only, price. Shades of gray, black Now Quick Money Bale, 89 Percales, Sateens and Scotch Plaids. Dozens brown and tan. Quick 1112 2dA per yard Cc of different patterns and all sizes, up to 44 Money Sale, per yard $i 89 — : Worth up to $1.00. Quick Money 8: : 50c Quality 27-Inch price 4 69c A LITTLE FRUIT FA $2.75 Quality Bear Cloth Coating, $1.95 $5 down, $5 a Month Per In the famous Yokims trict Cultivated, Cream Japanese S#k, 29¢ Yard. Plaid Silk Waists, $4.49. Oo quality Cream White Japa Worth Up to $6.80, Yard. planted and cared for. nese Silk, excellent to wash We have the most beautiful and most complete ¢ “ 75 quality 50-Inc CALHOUR, Rieke Oe and wear; very suitable for line of Plaid Silk Waists in the city, having ear loth Gaul gi, Sapte EWING toes scarfs, waists, dresses and lin bought 4 entire samy hes, and securing one talk amy tere aboat thi vor a = ae ings; cream white only in this of each style and pattern shown this season one day only, “that’s eure.” sale, and for om day only All colors and combinations of colors All Colors - in nd black . Quick Money Saie, 29 sises. Worth up to 98.60. Quick ate eer Scent Cae Sis Why Pay Trust Prices per yard c Money Sale price ip per yard $1.95 Cash Registers? We are independent handling all popular makes, } about half trust — Bedspreads We have just opened up Sateen Petticoats 89c Ferris Style Worth $1.25 and $1 Wai a big lot of Drum p $ d $1.50. aists Hos actin yur entire stock of $1.25 Petticoats and a great me 3 mers Sample ' ep $1.50 Satnen Petticoats included at this price, S¢, Under Waists for I urge white and colotec They are ex nt $1.25 and $1.50 values at 890—will not > > Bedspread ee. atay in stock more than a day or two. Girls, 12 to 18 years; , emember the price for Quick . want a $5.00 Mar Money ki. Nereis 89c taped buttons and seilles Quilt, cut cor Rises pi corded; white only; ners and fringed, sold usually at 50c chance; for $2.98 e * There are other From 9 to 12 a, m. t present every lady 29C { Oilcoth — ) Best morrow we ee ® useful kitchen utensil BHING YOUR BANK ¢ Let Us Prove It The SundwaliCe GOD Piest Ave M. 1180 ind. 697 RCKS HERE White not snow white, but Cotton Batts, Fancy Table good grade cotton, Buc 0 without Oilcloth, per yard . pte eration, Dr, Holt < es it ; ‘ atment Main 28h)! | each 5¢ j 16¢ Con: