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

i : i t THE SEATTLE STAR ° BY STAR PUBLISHING CO, 1907-1909 Seventh av, o EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY, ~~ Feiephones— Private exchanges connecting all parte of the < bullding — Sunset, Main 1050 and Independent, 441, EEE Ask for the department or the name of the reon dostred. BALLARD STAR AGENCY —» BVERETT STAR AGHNCY tomer Brana 2921 Rooketelior Ay: Sunset 1648 ot, Mallard 206. Ballard Ave mtu One cont poe copy. six conte per week, oF CWenty-five conte per month, De Hivered by malt or carrion No free copier at the Postotttes Wnve t Seattle, Warning tpn. FO MAIL SUNSCRIBERS Tha date when your subscription pxpires is on the address label of eagh paper When Oat dats arrives, "Wt your” subscription has hot again been Patt Tm adwanom, your name ia taken from the list A change of date on the address label i@ @ recelpt ERSshoul d your copy of The Star fait Please do ue the favor (o call up av Idd, between € and Tike o'clock, and H more than onve NOTION TO suuse You by 4 o% any ove Binest. ‘wain tase. tnd you ® copy at ance if you should m every time you mine it an be certain of @ ae OUF mubeeribers @ pert Why do the peopk Why do they Why do they whieh Americans scatter with lavish hands through Europe Paul de Lor Europe look down upon Americans? a commercial nation us socially, recognizing only the money . the noted flower painter, gives the rea wre of America to encourage the national de-} son in the faih velopment of mu painting and sculpture While Americans are the most lavish patrons of European ns on the works of European mas art; while they spend milli ters, apparently they thought to the development f art and music at the animating ambition Piling up money appears to of the American people. It has put the United States in the Ith front rank in material wealth and power, but with all our power and wealth, we are ring stock of Europe to be seriously considered only for the mey we contribute | to the easy life of the old world | Americans who wish to perfect themselves in music, paitt ing or sculpture go to Europe for their education, if they or their friends can cannot afford it, they struggle along as best they can at | is born in circum I But often the stanees which do not pe its} wealth, America has provided no free, national schools for the development of its ar ght ; art, is smothered by lack of enc genius, Consequently, genius which } ut the United States in the front rank of music and nent and opportunity} and the commercial necessity of { America certainly ought to produce an abundance of genius, if the commercial element were not so dominant in our national life Europe is right, to.a certain extent, in its cri America. Too much time is given to the a too little time and money given to the de sm of | assing of money ment of genius whieh would put America in the front rank in music and art] as well as in wealth and power Certainly the nation has reached the point of development when it can give sow tention to such A national art gallery is needed to play the works of | American artists and sculptors, giving them recognition and | encouragement at home. National schools of painting and sculpture are needed where deserving geniuses can receive free instr that the} nation as a whole may reap the benefit of genius A national conservatory of music is ‘neee where mt A geniuses may be educate free and ¢ basis esta an elevated school of American composers Art and music play an important part in the developa of nations. Money making often has a brutalizing tendency dulling, as it usually does, America, above al! nations, n and music, produced by Amer life, to give a refining touch to our ci evelop spi uality and strengthen patriotisin as an offset to the effects of finer semsibr es of men} nce of art} ning im ans and adapted to Americ intense commercial life. —- A BIT OF VAUDEVILLE BY F. W. SCHAEFER. slaierayeh (O50, “For why you look ad me in dose manners, Osgar?” “Ha, ha! I wass yust dinking, Adolf, how much you resemblance | your Onkel Chake.” “Dot iss nice. My Oukel Chake iss a ferry sehmart mana. Vot | remints me of h | “Becous you are wearing a suid of hiss clo’ “Look here, diss auid wass Nanded down to me “Oh! From der secont story? “I beg of you, | voult nod commit peddy larzeny “In odder vorts, you voult nod commit yourseluf, ha, ha, ha!” “L aivays wase your frient, ye “Bare ‘ou eloped mit my mudder-inlaw “Vell, 1 vill be liberality 4; You ean haf her back j “Tank you, but we let de eep in der vai w. | Ab, mo; dere iss no su: in te on You ought to go ouid t ‘ - t Oh, led us haf an ent to dex hear you wass behint in your rent Dot musd be a mistake; 4 ise der landlort vieh iss after td emations und recremations, 1 “By der vay; der postmaster brought some mail to your house der odder day; was id ; nal | “No; id waas from vife | “Et wass going to say, | haf a son vich iss taking moosick les | sons | Yous; id wass reportet ad poliss headkervarter “Shoo, | also haf a son vich ins a px “You haf urseluf to tank for f 1 off der streeds at nig varble our oxclusive songs, ine i bef Cried My wluf to Sleep,” ‘Dow ! Well,’ ‘Save the Foam for Hat 1 ft 1 Hone Di You Badly Need a ¢ i {ands Are Full of Corns From Shelling O for z ‘ f t nF and t sted hie. nf . 1 health, a a a ter. ad ‘The highest clouds are only ten in i from the earth irfa and William Livesa wf Preston, the are CO joned of minute ry « at on of Joseph Livosay, the famous’ ice ry THE SEATTLE STARS-MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1907. he'll be dogged if he'll do ‘om the good, ‘This ta the only pleture as [walt of clothes. Marry te toning | RHE | ever was took ry him, He don't believe in ploture anatehing. We got |down his colors in hin old age. | i} him to posegfor thin during a family reunion we pulled off, You see BASE, DRU: he's squinched his eyes whut, That was because he thought the man Bm Murnane and Ren MAIN STORE Sis ae eae wan Koing to shoot, Ho hadn't got it straight in his mind whether had a fanning hoe the other day diem vow ringt the Youngest of the Mie wo was takipe him to @ photograph gallery or 4 shootlng gallery. |'They agreed the game ain't wh uf You'll have to excuse hiv shirt, Huh? No, we cogidn’t get him to [it used to be when they repo LS eet eee put on a white @irt, Me says, “What's the use o Me buyin’ a biled [in 1876, ° PIKE ST Gwe whirt to be took In—L wouldn't bave no use for It atterwards. | LAKE AVE my | Old Cy Young ts again wintering "THE QUARK ah " Jaale Wise oye: a a better cur . a low his farm, His arm was never lin bett@® shape ° ° Big league scouts have nailed Ig ] | * un than do@8) Rune Waddell has bea rounded the little red theater camique,”—| "uring gr2a time, and may pitch a e Loulaville *Courlor-Journal. rye ataipagin ace a game for the |Connie Mack's grandac }ent manager, is the o1 earth who can do anything with but the fines brought | pie up to the cost of an Ordinary wedding New York Sun. the pres StellaBo she eloped with’ the . ehauffeur? Some men have Hella~Yes t’ be.wtireed up ber | fo they will set Ue. Larry Lajole’s bunged-up knee which has been that wax since 1906 Baseball in 1976. or thereabouts, i» still in the wa Hans Wagner again leads the New| but he fields his position gracefully [tional league batting Mat, with ®}in a skyeyele. percentage of 241. This Is Hans Téth sucee ive year at the head Atteridance at the post-season 7 of the column, so there is not much | championship, decided recently at C } Odd Pair, All Right. comment \the north pole, was decidedly af 28 Per il “What do you think! | went into | fected by the cold weathtr The Umpire Tim Hurst Introduced an| series should not be held so late tn Innovation the past seasou by gt¥-|the fall Ing his deetstonn by wireless [rom | mevesesenamneeeeTmmTeEE TRENT meR |a shoe store the other day, and the jman gave me an odd pair” Ha, ha! Good joke on the deal-| NE his desinne fain ts me s chair inthe Ola "Polke home| Monumen ro Bhd 7 enggeP i aad |Nobody ever questions Tim's de| ie S | joth were nines, cisions | Art Marble Company, 2011 See hn of V ry oo jond av. three doors nm Mike Donlin has joined the out-,ginta st. Both phones 1 an lawa on Mars re " make an actress } " Not every one.” | | TEA. Yea." | Harry Pulliam is wearing a pink } on. There ts my wife.” “U S Navy Yard How does it happen that “Doesn't whe think tt? , “a ct te “OLD HICKORY” NUTTE “No; sho knows {t."—Nashvillo| ‘Take « trip on the Sound and|@ll good tea comes to A Certainty. | “Every woruam thinks she would American vistt the U. 8. navy yard, nee the! Schilling’e? Mmm. This is grandpopper Nutte, Just think, he’s turned 86 battleships Oregon, Wisconsin and It doesn’t; not all; not last birthday and stilt takes bis bitters straight. Gee, he's the old Simple Enough. | Nebraska, the cruise uffalo and j aid ely the all. noth dry docks, torpedo boats rough-and-eeady for you, They call him “Old Hickory.” That's from “Why does the farm boy beat |the training ship Pt an old hiek carries, He's kind of sot in his ways, grand | the city boy so often?” man popper & trolley line rum through a corner of hin north That's easy.” and prison ship Nipsic. Toate leave! Your grocer returns your money years ago, but he ain't went out to see the cars go Late have the answer.” ' 2, foot of Yesler way, 6 tl if you don’t like Schilling’s Best; | fought him and condemned a right of way, and he says The little red schoolhouse of- daily. Round trip, 50c eee! we pay him AT THE REQUEST OF THOUSANDS—— Of Enthusiastic Patrons We Continue the GREAT QUICK MONEY SALE This innovation in the business world has proved such a huge success—the bargains have been so welcome—the people have shown their marked appreciation of the EXTRA VALUES OFFERED DURING THIS SALE Strike While the Iron Is Hot. Big Bath Towel Sale 16x32; & good Ie Re ts, Our prices on wood tor (prrographtc work) as the whelemaie pric Be Here Tuesday Morning Bright and Early. $5.00 Black Taffeta Silk Waists $2.49 On sale until noon Tuesday, reg ular $5.00 Black Taffeta Silk Waist The front, collar and cuffs “sa : of fine tue “ On sale Tuesday morning . Defiance Bid to Every Other Store—Watch this. an and $15 Women’s Long Coats $7.50 » such value ever before offered in Seattle Bigached Rath Tow ge was loths, Kerseys, Meltons, in all the plain colors; also dozens of different patterns in all aime, (int8: © ach Ite paialide for rosides Morning, From 8: 30 to 10 A. M. Only. fine White at Damask, per wool coatings of every description. Many of the half way, while the heavier materials are un lined. $12.00 and $15.00 values On Sale Tuesday at $7.50 nR& © for children, taped edge, heavy strap ping, good bone but ¢ coats are lined throughout; others lined " Fianna, per yard w Be These 5 Mpectals om Sale between 8:30 and 19 ~ ™ Extra Special—40e Hair Brushes for 21 Cents. Large Net Shopping Corset Wailets 500 Yards of Fine Ribbon Special—t.000 Yards Taffeta Silk Ribbon. This is one of the good buys our buyer made while in New York They consist of all plain and faney col ors assorted widths, 66-60.80-100. 150. Regular sellimg price Me to G¥e Tuesday ......29¢ Silk Chiffon Auto Vell, Silk Crepe de Chine Auto Vetls, in tan. cy colorings; 2 Th are very swell for Bags, made at White Muslin Em 3 yards long, with a Geod Bristle Hair heavy cord, with brotdery fanoy Brush, potished wide hem; in pink, yards long tons; made ot heavy mercertsed goods; sizes 2 to 14 Regular price 260 and 3%c. Tuesday, CRON ..66 oss BDO strong handle; just edge and up to 4 k blue, white, mahogany and wal street wearing pe $8.08 CUT-RATE PRICES, $2.25. Tuesday $10.00 Set of Teeth... 2.30 Fo eeeees $7.56 Set of Teeth, 4 arat pure yo $4.00 0@ and nut backs; « snap the kind for bargain while they fast Regular price 40. Tuesday @le day selling 19¢ inches in width. champagne and Regular pr shopping. For Tues Values to ie yard black octal Tues Tuesday, yard ..2¢ day pig AO pipe patience te. Bridgework.§ Pay Less Money for These. A Challenge in Carpets. It Is Safe to Buy These. Suretate “aoa UNDERWEAR Filings sor se Wonderful Special Sale in the Underwear Department for Tuesday's seiling. Make your purchases early; you will benefit by do ing so. $1.69 Gowns, of beautiful white outing flan nel, trimmed with 2 rows silk braid. Tues day's price $1.19 $1.19 White Outing Flannel Gowns, eut very full and nicely trimmed; this gown fe a hummer, Tuesday's price We $1.49 Gowns, of heavy, warm outing, in pretty colors, trimmed with lace and our beat seller. Tuesday's price one 75e Outing Gowns, for children: all sizes; fine quality, made weil. Tuesday's price ine On Sale Till 12 at These Low Prices. FOR WOMEN. 50c Nice, Fine Ribbed Fleeced Lined Vesta and Pants—Regular and extra sizes; a very satisfactory garment. Special price each she T5e Fine White Jersey Ribbed Union Suits Medium weight; a perfect-fitting garmont Dress Goods and Silk “Spe- cials” You Won't Pass By This the last week of our Quick Money Sale. The Savings are even better than usual. Read on: 5 Frame Body Brussels 98c Your choice of 8 good designs of splendid-wearing Body Brussels Carpet Patterns, of likeable tans and greens, either scroll or floral effects. You know the value. With border, only— Per Yard 98c Axminster Carpets, Per Yard, $1.05 LUXURIOUS AXMINSTER CARPETS With or without border, in lovely Oriental and floral patterns. Try us on this— ALL WORK WARRANTED 20 YEARS. Associated Deis New Management: 111224 etl Why Pay Trust Prices fr Cash Registers? — We are independent deal, handling all popular makes @ about half trust prices, ie quality “Yamato Silks,” all plain colors and a beautiful silk to wash and wear; un or make; 27 inches pit pale blue, cardinal, gray own lavender, reseda and black. Tue per yard 396 $1.25 quality “Chiffon Velvets,” for dresses waists, coats and trimmings the most stylish for fall and winter wear, and ve popular; choose now, while it at a big discount. Color blue, pink, champag olive green, myrtle den brown, light navy. dark navy, cardinal, wine and black Tues day, per yard S9e ality “Pearl Gray Broadcloth,” on left, of a brand new line this fa f a nie opera coat or sult r > out witt 1 CAD sect $1 make yourse we want to ¢ so you can assure FOR CHIL DRE N. 69¢ Outing Flannel Sleeping Garments—All 19¢ eced Lined Shirts and © & very warm ce, sizes 16, 18 Special price, each ive yourse rs your share Tuesday 25 Natural Wool Vests and Pants—Fine per ™ will give good service pectal pr each fo the px ar shade blue brown and Hoe black; 64 inches wide a narantec $1.25 Pure White Wool Vests and Pant z ul 4 pur ‘ih " a By wo "9 ~ or fete pence weight; as fine a garment a mon in @ pect All we anak is Pr you t Morning Specials, From 8:30 Till Noon, akes excellent warm w \ Yard, 98c Soft and springy, the very acme of luxury; sold with border only good assortment of designs Special for Tomorrow 98c QUICK MONEY SALE LASTS ALL THIS WEEK Let Us Prove it The Sundwall 6O9 Piest Av Ind. and black, F ard, fron re SILK LINED overcoats 7? ORDER FOR $2 AT THE London Tailos 7 Second Ave GOrTRe ttbow! removed Tap. Brussels Carpet 67} Wire Brussel Everybod Extra Special for Men An a special inducement 1 to ea a Quick Money 8. knows what it is; 10 patterns to choose from; regular 95¢ value : ‘h’ treatment: OP per yard ....., 674¢ real Msie 3