The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 8, 1907, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PUBLISHING CO, 1307-1909 Seventh av. ERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY, S Telephones— Private exchanges connecting all parte of the < bullding — Sunset, Main 1060 and independent, 441. <i Aak for the department or the name of the person desired, PALLAQD STAR AGRNCY—#21 Matlard Ave Sunset, Mallard 106 DEVERENT STAR AGENCY domer Ryans, 2051 Rooketelter Ay; Sunset 1648 yer x conte per menth, De west alt oF No free aes matter Kfioe at Seattle, Washtoavon, The dat When SU msc ages m emgiree te > fall to reach Dur main offios service = —) SENATOR ROOSEVELT OF NEW YORK Senator Roosevelt tow does that sound to you? It’s according +to the Political Prophet, you keow;—Tait @ president, and Roosevelt to succeed Platt as senator from New Y Can you: see it? The enator Wetmore and Senator Bailey and Senator Hopkins and Senator Depew and Senator Dick, There is that riend of his bosom, Senator Tillman, For the president's peace xf mind, as well as for other reasons, we trust devoutly that Senator Joseph Benson Foraker will not be among those pres been there long enough He has Moreover, ant if Senator Roosevelt is there, the country will services of Senator Plat imable The United States Express com have been deprived of the inest Still, it may not matter much pany, Thos. C ital is of a no subscribed Platt, president, has done pretty well. Its cap I par value of $10,000,000, though no such sum was ever Yet its accumulated property amounts to $9,622,803 dends 400,000. 000. longer, either What kind of a senator will Will he give his relations jobs Will he make the country pay for his quinine pills, his soap, his hair tonic and his pepsin tablets? During the last six years it has paid out in divi Its net profit per year has averaged $1,200, $2 So that we shall probably not need Senator Platt any Senator Roosevelt be? Will he stuff his pockets with telephone and telegraph frank books, or send personal messages to Quentin at our expense? Will he draw commutation on his stationery allowance, like Senator Wetmore’s $103.26, Senator ‘Teller’s $114, and Senator Penrose's $107? Will he turn in a bill for funeral” Dick? Will he permit the senate to pay for 78,500 pounds of ice “expenses incurred in attending of a deceased member, amounting to $35, like Senator furnished while the senate was not in session? Will he slip in quietly and take his casy place in the Rich Men's Club of grait and bought consciences? We think not. The senate should be an ideal place for President Roose- velt. He can talk as much as he pleases. He can raise Cain every other day. He can tell the truth, and tell it in such a way that everybody will hear. Most of his faults have been due to his unfortunate tendency to go off half-cocked. The senate will restrain him in what he does, though 20 senates will never restrain ero in what he wants to sa seiheennieenitaiainaee sapeueencene ~ FROM DIANA’S DIARY Fate Casts Miss Dilipickies Into the Hospitable But Hostile Home of Everett True, But She Survives to Teli the Tale.” BY F. W. SCHAEFER. “THAT IS AS NEAR AS | CAN TELL WHAT HAPPENED, BECAUSE 1 GOT OUTSID E IN HASTE.” Vi. ments of your young!” he bawled Well, | am like the children of |"Do you want to pervert their! Israe!—-{ am out of bondage. wnole matures Inte Idiotic No, | am not at Everett True’s crossing for the bina: re in dross? any longer. 1 have left the True| Mrs. Trae flared up ‘tn an Instant | triplets to the tender mercies of “You low-brow ruffin she! thelr fat-headed father. 1 couldn't stand for Mr. “rue any longer Vet, 1 am ¢°-d to say that bei-ce T deft he got his. With admirable Mrs. True had pu tle nighties of Sal In this the thanks I get 1 r slaving over the sewing machine doing a mother’s Christias trying to injeet a toweh of retin rrommdings 1, When T Take womanly inatinet ruffles on the lit Peg and Mike Hent into the hare’ of these innocent chile ought to be in a hospital’ It made them look just too sweet for that, you cowardly brute! anything. She was so proud of it\ go with a flatiron, and that she it to Mr. True, ex- | down for the count. peeting to be praised for it Not so. That is as near as I can happened ell what becanse | got outside in “Woman, haven't you got an haste thing better to do than to fritter) 1 am not robust enough to bety away your time inflicting such fal-| Mrs. True with the triplets lals and ipperte spon the ¢ (The Bnd.) One-Fourth Off on All Men’s and Young Men’s Suits PRICES PRICES Before Now Before Now. s $18.75 | $15.00 $ 15.00 | $ , $18.9 $13.50 ) One-Fourth Off on Police Uniforms J, Redelsheimer & Co. 800.804 First Ave., Corner Columbia STRONGEST OVERCOAT HOUSE IN THE STATE en rats cates bearing nothing but a load table 1 ance our oyes fo aiming maltolous | Catt py pr alin, ments, can be attained only by In-| darts, as they too often hit the MR. SKYGACK, FROM MARS 3 FE me Prepare to live—the soul Know! Let your dedds of today be much iH 870 eth not death that they will shine forth as glori-| Rather a few words, kindly me HE VISITS THE EARTH AS A . SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT A ND ous examplos of tomorrow |wpoken, that will help lift our fei MAKES WIRELESS OBGERVATIONS IN HIS NOTEBOOK, Neither the palace nor the cot ts : Jlowsnan to a higher and nobler | pease srome — immune from shame Some people are so blinded by! sphere than the bombastic sermon Lake Ave - [their own seeming magnanimity , al smacks of selfexultation “THE QUAN ENTERED ween MCAME Love Is the essence of all that is| that they see no goed in others | ENTANGLED IN SEQSHING MASS OF good in earth and in heaven: we Always keep the soul attunded EARTH BEINGS vmmmmne MOSTLY FEMALE God doen no upprove of philap | width, giadnens; then will your life wwwwnens WERE STRUGGLING FOR |. Action, Hot resolut te WEBCT trophy that robe one tenfold thats | bas Weetabartontous and pleasing BRIGHTLY COLORED QAW-GAWS Diawes the trafl for the Puture |may give another twofold to others een KO! PAWED OVER ARTICLES AND STUCK | ° ! Purkish baths, under Grand the if il ELBOWS IN EBON OTHER'S RIBS Perfection, like al great achieve were better if we wld oh @or yy Of 4 Artidesand | MUCH WIGH*PITEHED CONVERSATION | wommew SEEMED TO ENIOY MASSACRE. ee) ont ae Sundries for I» one of Bhe greatest, assets that clothing ean have When. one buys Bradbu aystom he aise buys a perfect f that Only FOUNE fe tankho ned be on ew cloth img t it, therein: a mattor of ine bee cae yok less portance tmt yor should «ew wider fH above tl offer things HK mensm td only’ your mppoas non ANE som op ee PRices vou combort, TODAY AND THORAD AR, Portheots 5 hen, tom, whee you marfeusly eon whew the many ether very div fhwethve features of eS ee aS EY eS oO Ge Bradbury System Clothing STAR DUST BY JOSH Josh Wise Gaye: so, He proposed to me this after noon.” “I am pot surprised, Marie,” re 1 sponded the girl in the princess you will readily understand why gown, “When I rejected him lsat it ts the clothing fer you to buy night he sald he did not care what The fabrics are selected with “When th’ groc'ry | happened to him now.”—Judge. great cave, the tatloring ts done by bil comes in at th . hand and the tailors ere expert door, love files out at Pacific Gemea, style producers th’ window Heaven ts usually where we seek it * ? We Accept Clearing House Certificates Good looks are but minor attr butes to beauty Many selfatyled = armor-bearers Buy your hat of B N. Brook Co, 1331 Second av. ORTHWEST TRUST & change the tone one lote—you ay Those Low Comedy Friends. The bridegrom is a man of spirit, Who dares to claim his bonny bride, With all the gang near tt. And fun just {ling every hide. Prescriptions delivered ts Dart of Greater Seattle without tra oharee fa church or “stim os “I SAFE DEPOSIT A little down sack | COMPANY ie nee Oe ee uae tie den ot sistance to you and there's no better time to 4 prove it. Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc. As they jork her new husband from her. | And leave her gasping there for} breath } First Ave. and Columbia St. The while they show their humor|f| WSEAT TLE, WAS. kindly ¥ The grecetul wit, their feallags Persons desiring), 1332-34 Second Ave. By sending that poor bridegroom conservative mvest+ 209 Union St. bitndly : : * : ‘. At rapid pace clear down the|fy MeMtS are invited tc Seattle's Reliable Credit House. Noe call upon us. We kee Bach one a true friend of long Mon hand first mort? standing a5 Can he object if they play horse|fs Rages, local improves With him, though he'd like to be » . - pollen ment bonds, = ete.j Sieg eit ee a oe With both his friend's corwe. feet on each} drawing from 6 to 7 per cent. A true geut's game to treat a wed ding Thus with aff culture and to B. BHORKROCK, Rpare, Prestdent Fen if it does make right tough} J. P. HARTMAN, Vice President ALEXANDER MYBRS, Secretary. 4. ¥. A. SMITH, sledding In starting for the happy pair. Indianapolis News. TrueValue-Giving Quality, Service and Satisfaction determine value. One on the Fluffy Ruffi re “Congrateiate me, Gladys.” aur gied the girl in the fluffy dress “1 am going to marry Hector Rave Bear in mind that our prices are al ways lowest for equal quality. That’s Why We Grow Note Saturday’s Store News A .. $4.00 and Rridgework $4.00 and Porcelain Crowns .... $3.50 and Richmond Crowns Fillings» ‘ ALL WORK wi t " 20 YEARS. Associated Black Petticoats Priced Away Down Saturday. 1 Lot Black Sateen Skirts, worth from $1.00 to $1.25; good qual Remarkable Waist Val- ues for Saturday. 1 Lot Ladies’ Walets, in plaids, polka dota and black and white | Warm Kimonos at Spe- cial Prices Saturday. 1 Lot of Ladies’ Short Kimonos, in good quality fleeced flannel; checks; worth up to $1.39. Spe | reeular Te quality, Saturday ity sateen; cut full with deep f cial for Saturday e7¢ Special 49¢ | ruffle. Special for Saturday New Management. . 1 Lot of Ladies’ Short Kimonos, | 1 Kot Ladies’ Waist, in plaide. |" herman flannels good heavy | Mlaci Moroon and’ Satcon skins §| wet © 12 2A ee “ nt tht bet oan ny ll | quality; all the very tutest de | with deep ruffle and cluster of rennte” Seat Weide and aaah Chien: signs; worth up to $1.36. Spe | small ruffles; regular value A LITTLS ‘death Sanna ae Sn SSS een Seren cial for Saturday One $1.50. Special for Saturday 05 down, 06 @ Mon worth from $2.00 to $4.00. Spe | 1 sates Long Kimonos, in heavy | Re In tho famous Takima @ Se fleoced flaunel; Persian de- | Black Heatherbloom Skirts, made ee Covent sigh $1.59 to $2.98 | signs; all the very latest extra wide; 15 and 20 inch ruf ee ouN, ae Silk Walste for Saturday at | giles; worth up to $1.50. Spe | flea Special for Saturday © . ote Kreatly reduced prices. Remem- | ster Saburdar $1.15 $2.98 and $3.89 EWING, Inc, Alaska 8 ber = — showa in wen sale - Long Kimonos, in Ger- | 1 Lot of Black and Colored Silk —— oe @ aS guasons styles. man and Alaska fleeces. Spe Skirts, worth up to $8.00. Spe We offer remarkable values tn | Ny Priced for Saturday's cial for Saturday, for $4.98 We are showing the finest a Fall Underwoar ing, from, $2.25 t $3.00 | our prices on Underwear most stylish line of We can save you money on | : ; TOP COATS Men's Half-Hose. | your Fall Underwear | Warm Bedding Special- In the City. Men's Fast Black Half-Howe, | Specials in Ladies’ and | ly Priced for Saturday. THE TAILORED READY sizes 9% to 11%; exos!lont : to } ‘ ss quality and priced remarkably Children’s Hose. po eS Pane oon —_—— low. Por Saturday only .9A4¢ | “aties’ Fast Diack Cashmere | ty spect Sressuelode et —— Men's Heavy Merino Half-Hose, jane, Cupeie heel and tos lu , % . wlan 266 voluse Special for | 4 All-Wool Blankets, gray, tan nizes % to 1% _ desirabie for pyar | white and plaida; regular price Why Pay Trust Prices ne, PROF... CaN ate | Uidies’ Fast Black $12.00. Special $5.08 Cash Registers How ho J and toe; reg | Comforte ailkoline covered We e dependent Men's Fine Cashmere Wool Half parse be qua Spec for | filled with good white cotton handling oll pooue makes, #: Hose, in bi i, Saturday, 3 pairs for 00 tied with quality German about half trust prices faney © all eee’ and, Mines’. Basch Cole town yarn lar $1.38 qual Hive Pri only mere Hose, double sole, heel | ity. Special for Saturday The Clothe wstify Men's High Grade Black Cotton and toe; regular 38¢ quality $1.05 not only the evolves Half- Hose reinforced Special for Saturday Zhe | 10 Bales of Comforters, silkotine them, but warrant their makers heel and to 9% to 11%; | Boys’ and Mi Fast Black | covered, filled with white cot claim to the title of Master vale Ree Hive vtton Howe muble heel and ton; re size; neve hd Clothes Builders an well They Saturday, only good at 2c. Ree | for less than $1.00, Special for take their durability from the i2he ive Price 15e¢ | Saturday Ste provide they gain their rt ui ness from the most skiliful SATURDAY IN THE SHOE SECTION re le ses agai al peng Boys’ and Misses’ Shoes Ladies’ Vici Kid § tock tip with the physique with which oa | somite ture endowed man. They a Little Gents’ Satin Calf Shoe } medium flexible re low lines carried here. A visit. wi oe glove Specia Saturd cony eptical Bo Extra Hea Calf ho only ranted i i leathe ape | ‘. - Suits $12. 50 t $35. 00 clally Priced for only ..$1,69 | | Men's Shoes. erauall Misses’ Viel Kid and Hox Cait | Shoes, patent tly Let Us Prove ) Schoo! Sh patent tip, all r cut, California oak tan . 0 Overcoats and jolt, Calisereia gah tan soles the vert test tate ||| The SundwaltG ‘ Specially Priced for only Sy al for Saturd 609 Cirst Aw $1.69 | M. 1180 _ ind oe Cravenettes $12.50 to $30.00 ser Viet Kit Achect Shows, | Tiss ‘iene = =a ac 'S rs eS. 1 as Me 4 spar esamigr pe Ladies’ Patent Kid and €olt | Men's Winter Calf Shoes, double London Tailors | adiew’ Viel Kid Shoes, all solid, | 6%, extension soles, Dlucher ole tip; the kind that fi] ond 81.08 $3.50 Saturda $2.75 ne i ; sO1lTRe / bap withoat } } 423 Pike Street ” iedtian- h Store 2619-2623 ition, De | 4 .- does It 2401- 3 Jackson St. FIRST AVENUE ‘reatment. 2B | ( Main 2051)