The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 12, 1907, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR—TUE§DAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1907. FROM THE NUTTE FAMILY ALBUM Being a Splel by Hazel, the Youngest of the Misses Nutte, as Reported URGLAR LEAV NFLOWER PHILOSOPHY, pty “= Rottie—Mr. Altmoney, fe ati! CPE Pe Atchison Globe. smiles. pDRU NEW YORK, Nov, 12-—-A bure| No man has all the wisdom in| Molly—Yeu. He has captured a7" 04 UG, ler wi sgatines ® pevelacly the world; everyone has some. | atidiron heroine sor supposed to be & rarity, bit eueh Bxpert card pinyers are seldom | qe A aridiron heroine? AVERY! sf}one has been found. He atole $800) experts at anything ¢ olly-You; m college girl WhO) gaancn gro onnecting all parts of the BY F. W. BCHAGFFER. in money and valuables from the! ‘There are plenty of good friends | really knows how to brotl a beef mine ara wiht y* bullding — Syne ain 1060 and Independant, aa, - - me of Gustus T Rulend, a Be for those who deserve them wtoak —Jodge | LAKE AVE, fils i a Aak = jartment or the name of the persen captain, Mp refused to Mey ; If you want your kindness thor. | -_ d TRE QUARER SUS savings of Ruland’s little dash) oughly appreciated extend Jt to a ami io | BALLARD STAR AGENCY 821 Batiard Ave unset, Ballard 09, ter, about $18, or her fow jowel| man in trouble. * Hamilton Stu ry trinkets, Inatead of rifting Be! 4 poor man belleves there In no| Colman bullding, artistic photo THE SEATTLE STAR STAR PUBLISHING co. 1807-1909 Seventh aw EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY. Specials for Tuyes¢ ee Ay: Bunmet 1640 -__, EEE CRAD, ASRNCR “Nomen Brame. SOL eee airl’s bank, he left this note on It: | happiness that can not bo purchas | graphs at reasonable prices, No a { soigiemnay ogg ge a onnipane sta ban waat,, De “E have & awoot little girl of my| eq with meny Soupone or other frauds. oe and Wednesday } y malt or carrier free own, I hate to be tn this Ipstness Chitdren's “Seoppere—ingg, alae i Which” "Browns but Tam compelled to. My regards to the baby.” | On, As seoond-clase matter LONDON’S COLUMNS ~oumame, Quick Money Sale Wont"! URSCRINERS Th. your subscription ox; your Srushes te (ken fr ‘SWORE orr” TOO SUDDENLY. Antiseptic pLKivs, W. Va, Nov. 12--With { OTIC FO AUBACHINANG ghoul a your ony of “The Bar fail te ramen Nov. 1M (ev ngauaer.) : itera i. oe AM J erence hse we Wee CONTINUES ALL THIS WEEK, Be car a cents k soos ami | tei representing & (altoiae wn. | = BREAKING ALL RECORDS WITH OUR Meroe Campion i iy way. pany of Baltimore, expire Or medical assistance reached him. Wetkel had been drinking heavily a; Quaker Cold ¢ VALUES»: VALUES j . AN EMPEROR ON EDUCATION for the last week. In a fit of re Cetiviola * ony } | morse he went before a notary pub L wiht slor ihe | . ar he : ] , " lie yesterday and took an oath to NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE SUCCESS. eee ont ‘hirty years ago the emperor of Japan issued an imperia drink no more for five years, This . hich } . carina She Japanese educational foo sudden cessation after such a fy Can't Fill Telephone er Mail Orders for Goods Mentioned in These doodsahae®. 2s aig eagle any aebsstepcessaeaahe Oh ht : long period of imbibing affected Columns. bible. It is held up before every child and student Weilkel's heart + Yarn. This is what it says ae dxtromaty carly warnage seonai ft Hourly Specials From the [we rave vane “Be filial to your parents, affectionate to your brothers; +to be the fate of Korea's rulers. R d W D stock of Berlin and sisters; as husbands and wives be harmonious, as friends The latest sensation in Seoul is ea 'y-to- ear ept. Yarns, for darn ail that measures are being ta to|B vou Can't Get Such Values “isewhere—Come , crochet and true: bear yourselves in modesty and moderation; extend your find a consort for the pring Quick. Read ¢ ully. work; | beneve to all; pursue learning and cultivate arts, and rial, although he in only 1) years z full range of ee ee nee ober. snder nap, de ; sit eS of age.. There ts talk of the daugh FROM 8:30 TO 9:30. i colors; regula thereby ntellectual faculties and perfect mora] pow ter of the present prime minteter 96.00 Binok Taffeta Gilk Waiste at $2.49 | orice 19¢ skein Reif ee pr a ly » the Bublic good and promote common but whether that ts by the desire JB TWO styles—One with fine knife tucks down | Wodnesday, per e ur yore, advance the pubic ‘fy of the prime minister himself or at front and on collar and cuffs; other has tuck skein Se interes al respect the constitution and preserve the} ‘the suggestion of Lady Om seeme d and embroidered front; regular 96.00 VON F cneemmmnennneeneenee me laws ul rgency arise, offer yourselves courageously to BUDDY NUTTE, to be uncertain.’ ue, On sale Wednesday from #:30 to apr Embroidery Silks PERFU the state; and thus guard and maintain th sperity of our This hore’s my little brother, Buddy. He's such # cute little we Fe . FROM 9:30 TO 10:30. syrah mle JOCKEY CLUB JME ; B | follor, and we all love him very much, Me and him’s on the outs just DIC AND DOC $7.50 Silk Petticoats, All Colors, at $8.08 | vishable kind Very fragant tae Sa imperial throne | now because [ for putting chewing gum in my hair Beat quality Taffeta Silk Petticoats; all eolors, all colors; the regular 9e, Don't you think there might be worse advice than that? rver playe any mean tricks, like hiding under the sofa when I'm esthalniehltgnen inctuding black and white; also all the change | Chicietman, sou He i , on . & ‘ ‘ : alning company ok und er the sofa, please, I think | hear pa able « m t wide and full; regular The president of the public schools is thinking of using hing move. Oh, te it the cat? Well, Buddy is really @ bright The happy-go-lucky pair stop a $7.80 cea te ae Wodnesday from 9:30 to | fon Is coming = WHIT “4 it ia Chicago boy and ain't got any of the silly Ideas what other children of his age |Uneway automoblie, but — poor 10:30, at 83.08 ae wee price 64 bap ~— has. Only last week he run away to go with cireus, and came right |0¢ doom all the hard work, while FROM 10:30 TO 11:30 to be finished price 506, Sedial, ax ienltiinenenmesiincneses’ back when they tried to make him work. He takes his head after mar | Dic cops the reward $5.00 Children’s Dresses, at 92 ‘a toner ae These two odng Fs ANEW RACE IN ALASKA S aetrtine pict dn par, That's why his batt’s cut short #0's bis high Sizes 1 to 14 years; All-Wool Serge and Cheviot | So on as by one of the woee | forehead would a" he picture. “ar and mar nearly scrapped oases lor Su 4 “Peter Thompson’ perfume: ia sestasslininimetnestianditiey }over it. Par wanted Buddy's hatr left long so's to tone ade bis care on co! wong ts dbo nt . own: tame pee psa de - anything att ve tet A strange train of thought comes when we read of the} He's peg Sant or Tht re mt wx at te mors hich, He's | lar $6.00 values. On sale Wednesday from Pan van Mera ge When it comes pyt 3 . je ne o nird reader don't recollect which. oe 0 to fe " - a new race of men and women, discovered by Dr. Geo, B. Gor-| so good mar foars she won't raise him Yet, that's him getting » yal aah tt 30 TO 12:40. 92-49 | oniidren’s Waists values we lead—othery twa, don, of the University of Pennsylvania, livi ne of er i out there, Guess he's been fighting his b-yearold playmate $1.25 Batecn and Near-Silk Petticoats, at .69¢ bags ha seer ° ver ; } last . « § d Imitation Stik Petticoats, ver They have no civilization, as we understand civilization | value. On sale Wednesday from 11:30 to ped; a cree ee , . ; special, which ; ae They live in Adamic simplicity. They had never seen a white § k AR D | 12:30, at 006) ae iit zo. contract a colt man. They had never heard of the white n's world, with | its books, its learning, its arts, its sciences and its religion. , . rl les--Read Careful . . OSH } le} ' hey } - * But these wild people live elean lives. They know noth-| ress Goods Silks 4 ing of the white man’s ¢. They have no code of laws, be-} “Excuse me,” said the autoist to Josh Wise Sayet FROM 8:30 TO 9:30. a te c Bat iow be thidai ek ‘ }the farmer, “but ean you tell me ” filDidetcbaletcbrbohh | cause none is necessary uey know nothing of degeneracy! now tar it in to dimtowe? | 2¢ Quality 20-inch Japanese Bilk .....-.-59¢ iilams’ Sh or money or divorce or infidelity or crime. Their men are tall Three miles aa the crow files,” | } All colors; for one hour only, yard ........19¢ |W! 2 ho ppg ined Vudaned< thelr waeben aire graceful and ‘bedatiful |prompuly replied Farmer Hays 200 Quality 36-inch Mercerized Gateen .... qe Cn, bah ged; we j g . ‘ You, | know,” said the “Livin’ th’ simpie | Black only; for one hour only, yard ...... e a " Phaggy There are only 400 of them left “but how far would it be life is a mighty good | FROM 9:90 TO 10:30. pat gs enon ‘ crow had to ride 1 auto? ni 4 BSc Quality 48inch Mohaire ie ° e Would our civilization help them or hurt them? Would |T°™ P84 t Fide tm an an oe Sinew alan All Fan te ol black and cream, for one | #08 Dp; we it make them happier or sadder? Would they gain or would beabar to pay ox | hour only, yard 296 bought too 4 they 1} k yhat we k feel wh penses.” \ 6%o Quality All-Wool Albatross B7%e much; got to j ey lose, to know what we know, feel what we feel, live as > All colors, including black and cream; for one unload some of we live? hour only, per yard B7%¢ | it quick Wed va aN oe , & i FROM 10:30 TO 11:20. monday, per ber It is to be hoped,” says Dr. Gordon, “for their sakes, that $1.35 Quality 36-inch Black Taffeta Silk ..99¢ ze they die out before the white traders get to them, Then they For one Bour only Spe Hose Supporters An extra special #90 Quality Royal Taffeta Silk Bee Ups and Downs. Brery wanted color © one bour only 596 The price of coal has had another FROM 11:30 TO 12:30. at the hose boost } $2.75 Quality 50-inch rakin Coating supporter coun The dealer will explain that he's Colors black, cream and brown; for ose ter; and Sup regretful ) only, per yard $1.95 porters, with « Cold storage exes climb higher on $1.50 Quality 54-inch Black Worsted Serge SME heavy elastic the roost For one hour only, per yard Re and patent fast can die as cleanly and as happily as they live.” Is it not strange that he should have to say this? q SS _ MR. SKYGACK, FROM MARS dN ES Which tends to make the break. | pane ee i HE VISITS THE EARTH AS A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT A NO fast table trettut | H Sal Ca 0 By ‘ MAKES WIRELESS OBSERVATIONS IN HIS NOTEBOOK his aan | ourly les--Read refully Smee eae; 7 Sn e enuite en re-| The peice of meat from lofty alti PROM 8:30 TO 12:98 ie ak markably well developed,” said the tude na - . -._. 83¢ Great Special Sale in the Underwear and ist, feeling of the victim's| 3t!! gazes down on those who do without it, phrene head HAPPENED POW COUPLE OF EARTN-BEINGS ——— Hosiery Department for tomorrow-morning Jice Wool Shawle. THINK ONE WAS THLLING OT NER VERY SAD cian | shoppers eure You're feeling of the wrong} 4d, though its manner does seem Pye A fine lot of Ice — SAD “Twenty WAR ENDOWMENT bump,” replied the victim. “That's| rather rude 50e Flannel Short Skirts 26¢]° Woot Shawis, 70° Yowrms Posicy o + A fine assortment of standard colors; special white and DEATH RATE #8 + GET YOUR MONEY BACK + 4 where It dress my mped my head trying to| The not = thing that we cam] {in a Pullman berth do about it black; they re 266 } $2.50 Natural Wool Union Suite $1.69 | tail — regularly mn | Tis fall—the leaves They say that turkeys this year! Heavy Ribbed and winter weight; a fine «ar- from $1.50 w Fo ene ORE” mmm COMER CARH: Biv WANT ED Are heown ond seve are 20 few ; ment of soft, warm wool; special ....$1.69 | Wednesday ... - etme wel oak tank tm er Ree AS asd, made covetlaly, strong ter eee Loar at way ench year! eather ; . c < * Unioss—it seems the only thing! wear, with double knee, heel and toe; ——- Ice Woot 8 ‘on "t don't he a ts t ‘ ‘ @ JAnother line of much as a Poe cate, and buy one all} $1.25 Gowns for Women S9¢ lee Wool | Why not? together | Of fine, heavy outing fMannel, nicely trimmed Shawls, in black B 1 had him examine my teeth | with lace and silk braid; ruffied sleeves; spe | and white; the CUT-RATE this morning and he couldn't find |'m fact, ‘most everything we want! cial ‘ ; best we over |e cavity.” or need | 5c Bearcioth Bonnets saw for thell! _ Appears to spend ite busy time in All standard colors; special money; valves {jj 22 Carat pure Gold C Tt was only a hair, a golden «trand, climbing, $1.00 All-Wool Sweaters to $2.75. Wed Bf) suits $4.00 and | But the thoughts he'd like to} Nor ever for a moment seems to| For children w 5 years; assorted styles and co! nesday, Quick] Pridgework.$4.00 | utter hoed ors; special : Money Sale Porcelain Crowns .. Would look bad in print, for, please} The fact that purse and price OIG: PORE aes viiewn 0 peseeneded “ ‘ $1.49 -- $3.50 understand have ceased their chiming Until 12:30, special, a pair Richmond Crowne ..«+ This hair * found im the butter. Val. Lac Fillings ... And o'en when one exception} He Exercises. there's to show } Dector—De you get any exercise?| Amid all this prosperity, out-| Lota of it pring What do you do? It doesn't comfort us a bit to know | i'm an automobile ons on the mereury are} St. Louis Post-Dispatch pring | A new lot of Val enciennes laces has just arriv ed; they are of @ very fine net good edge and pretty patterns values 5e a yard ALL WORK Wi Men’s and Boys’ Wear Men's Fine All-Wool Underwear $1.95 Heat valine in city; regular $1.25 garment; spe etal, sult $1.95 Men's Fine Fleece-Lined “Lambsdewn” .. 7h¢ An exact duplicate of “Wright's Health"; oth 4 —<h ak’ —— .a/e , Paced ~ - geen oe goo We | (sold in 12-yard INQUISITIVE EDWIN Men's Heavy Natural Wool Underwear --. 696 | bolts, only) Wednesday shrink; regular price $1.00; special @8¢ ] Quick Money j By F. W. Schaefer Boys’ Heavy Athietic Sweate 50 0 won Blue, brown and maroon; made in popular ¥ Gate, don yo neck style; regular price 75e; special ...50¢ be Socks, Pair Sie to 2he w If you spend it you can’t save | | Men's Heavy Wool Sox, regular 26¢; specta What's money?” oa your dearie?” Ribbons. Special for tomor row, 1,000 yarde silk Taffeta Ribbon, assort ed widths, in plain and faney ings; regu. “Mommer To spend and save.” it * | No Money, Edwin, fs a measure of And if ait "san pes Gat Men's All Wool Cassimere Sox, regular 36¢, spe valine spend it, ean you? l What's value, maw? No | With a Moral, By Old Wharf Rat. dered another jolt. His manner | ™eMsured by money.” | "We don’t get off, Rdwin; we Men's Heavy Camel's Hatr Sox, regular 35¢; celal Men's Fine Cotton Black and Brown Sox; spe Careless Clarence, Hardface Har and attitude told . Does my paw get money? | pushed off cial 3 pairs for Be ces 2c ol4 and Revgh Reginald, three | that na os ree ra Savion tae “You, when he works.” | “Maw, | wanna be rich "ome Men's Fine Flannel Gowns $1.00 wg gg he | gentlemanly cowpunchers on the gentlemanly cowpunchers a st 1 was just thinking, maw | day Last, but not least, we offer Men's Fine Flannel Wednesday, Biamond Q ranch, suffered a pay | pressed ha ha eo Thinking what? | “A very commendable ambition Gowns, blues, pinks and stripes, all sizes; reg Quick Money day not long since, and as was) This was too much. Harold They must use e mighty smell |my | vrnlentanth att sedanstn $1.00] sate ise tape line to measure paw's va thelr usual wont, got away from Clearence and Reginald advanced “ Will there be any left when 1/ V—_—_____ the barrier intent on making the |toward him and ordered him—In gainen nt ot gpa yey ea eet q that « y erect ary doesn nal pay roll “erhaps: but none that yous par $250 Pianos Carpet. Hourly Sales--Read Carefully little west hamlet a study im fact, commanded hi , , « anded him to dance, at - : Tap. Brussels Car 300. Pi ac They mopped up all the the tine ; Mt resemble a Panama appro |ents can leave you 2 $200 Pianos laughing Bauié in the Gauting Gor-| pene enn, ime, viauing away at priation. But don't disturb me: 1 You ain't broke yet » on OLD COUNTRY LINENS FOR THANKSGIV. pet, OTiae $350 Pianos laughing auld in the Smiling Ser-| feet with a half dosen Colts die teatun “Mees to te a. ot yet, Gre Joe ING LOWER AT LONDON’S. Wire Brus Ete Abnaites off the same stunt in The tenderfoot danced ail rig Car > a gg 3 Mee | D 5 Bvery bo ‘ us « " . aeh 1001 ya te > > No . : ee man Satin Damask Sete 86.580 to 7. . — et Breese—so when they) Every once in a while he'd lar with” ape aitad i tocn, rh ‘ ae: & ttle moe | Sets Include 1 large Tablecloth and 1 Pratt od knows what ft Kohier & Cc ntered the Demon's Den in search tate, only to b on t | hen hadn't you better gimme tt “ is: 10 patterns ii} Temporary of more foolish fluid, they were ou by mo rg ie OW gpreadie a8; Worth $8.00, $8.50 and $9.00 a set. On} | patterns fff ne t T® shots, The fleor him com ‘ell ry sale, per set = to choose from 710 Pike, Cor stewed e'on to the lids of thelr|menced to look itke a f com! “Well, weil | (He gets Juat enough of it tagstut oe Nat 96.50, 96.05 204 09.50) ocular 960 val- fa] temecmmnce ype , hat day that | tmmet meal tickets Mtoe ane Ales him up.) « Hematitched Cloth, size 63x89; Napkins beer ue; per yard » happened on that day the ly t " " " ~ " = ny : A ; ioe was braced | ane etsy to laughed and shot $8.00 value; special price, per Het .... 96.50 67's ALBERT HANSEN a Pm ga sir i Sinn Bang i i nn against the bar of the Demon's persuaders were emptied Then DOMESTIC SNAPS FOR WEDNESDAY Carpet re shoes, trousers turned up a foot at! voluniarity lett the place he wn 8:30 to 9:30—White Outing 5 ster Carpets ‘ the bottom and the brim of his hat of the window, Rexinald never ae 9:30 to 10:30, Lonsdale Muslin oe | With or witho FIRST AND CHBRAT: i turned up at the same distance. | Coutd elas eek ahaa e pink creme 10:30 to 11:30-—Best Bleached Sheets, 72x90 border, in love Optical Department h In fact he looked as lovely # spec ee h very CBG girdle oO pa ly Orte . a bat he bered that night idered in black The ny tinan t tenderfoot as ever visited | came on. Harold uwoke trying to ; sm jp oe 11:30 to 12:;30-—30¢ Bleached Turkish Towels, ao m @ village wallow : : Ahh wife each n t After @ quiet consultation in a|*™* . ve & The ba eta and from the lace bertha de 12:30 to 1:30--3.1b. eat ive StL LineD OvERCOATS TO ar 8 9 - h tender, who had goated into the nd soft loops of rtbbon in pink Brean Mthoay dove , DER FOR $25 corner, Clarence. Harold and Regl-| atfair, was vo badly entangled with The yoke and sleeves are of @ anne pald opined that Willie should do|a chatr and ar ’ ene ieee iderka + om | AT THE ge 2, buy © lot of | cmt and § np arrel tha rolderbd net | B Heme buck 4 1 vera | 70M ceulda’t tell which was which USN Yard | London Tailors any he n “ ally Mo P ’ peg » NGG 7 . '* 517 & mony F 1 ; a ir i cami ee aes avy Yare | S17 Second Ave hooting he ned proceedings by \sead: “Will Rush, halfback, Yale Take a trip on the Sour t and oan uae toe angers giaes Off! Have a drink, boys init U. ®. aavy. yard he the ber. The others laughed aud+| ‘Moral —Nen tt a hattloshive. Oreace Wi ; Fae ped ving ts rertorated the |ihing you FP eo a : Nebraska, the crutsers Buftalo and did not : fates minate How is your new cook? ah ay t abip Philadeiphta, the fi 7 dtl geod mh, she's well mammoth dry docks, t i by beg for me on his bended soup} Turkish bathe, under Grand the- ne , and prison ship Nipaic, Boats leave bones. On the contrary, he or-| eter, cr ce H mean, how docs she cook Plor foot of Yesler wa I haven't dared to ask he / f ' dal Round trip, 60