The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 30, 1907, Page 5

- ENDORSES GODMAN ®::: “ee ithe course of his re iT} Ita aim in to wipe out the ball| “bridge” before the judge elbowing | freedom to hear muttered Impreca- marke Mr eifner said Speaking of candiiiates for gov humanity—whose usurious proffers| snapped his watch case impatiently | intensity ax hill the blood pee Hh ee to way that T have 9 of ald were gladly accepted when | and alked wnattended to the te | There is thing radically Godman of this city emnlidhion by tn o, and the | Pronounced views upon the matter |the alternative war a night In a] phone | wrong when eM Hy endoreed for the Members present to expreny thetr and, while the constitution of this "a coll | On the bench was old woman tn | {s (urned out ‘ourtroom threat ; H ao oF rds of interrup- | UO® Hames, T WHI say that my can ie Bing COUNEY egy thc ‘ didate fs the speaker who last pre how low they have chub's open 8 omething that ree THE SEAT LE STAR —MON y , DEC. 20, 1907. = 5 sharks that prey upon the dregs of lawyers and clients right and left,| tions and curses so awful in their y mixdemeanant club does not permit me t " 7 - ? a id proval by thetr bermit me to men It has worked a much needed| rags, Bho must have been 80 at ening mu gomination ie JESSIE M. PaRTLON| reform in this reapect least. Hor white halt was matted| In the heart of every human be ceded ne SE con: Tho night court stands between | with dirt and her tatterag garments | ing, no wm these victime of elreumatance nad | were hardly sufficient f deceney | fallen, the GQ, Heit. | This remark waa fe ; ywed by an further extortion. It also make they could not po keep | of justice, that refuses to be ee ot i hsm rn hy! gers Hn eeaetyated | It pousible for the poor man to re-jout the cold night air, Her face 4 by a manmade imitation. ip ‘ 7" . Ms .: righ anc en mp 0 efinement a we he the heart and I ne vy Aare te h Stages, Soap Lake Salts ***/ stration Chairman’ Reynold hin Job, It frequently prevents ox-| utter sorrow, Sho was hustled in| the man who sins wantonly and he i & reasonable Interval, qulete posure and disgrace in t8® case of |Hke a vicious criminal, slid down | who Is forced into wr ny wcolal , eran Te first offenders and senda them out|the bench with Chinamen, negroes,| condition and environment. Man ; Mr, Helfner, you're out of or. | Pp mverybody—Spelger & Hurlbut der | j free from the utigma of belng lock: | thieves and drunk What terrible | judges the act done and pun : ed up crime, 1 wondered, could such an|ishes the poor for thelr poverty i The millionaire from the avenue, | old woman have to answer for, and : ENGINE COLLIDES WITH J arrested for speeding hi and was she treated with such con-| “The Woman of the Streets” is 3 {the man who ts down and out meet | tempt? the subject of Mies Partlon’s next H PASSENGER TRAIN and mingle in the night court Her only offense, { found, was! article H But not exactly on the same feyel, | povert ‘ a ite i Justice, as ever, tips her seale the Ume of use home MITCHELL IS BOUND iH (By United Press.) veriest fraction in favor of theless and penn ' ad TACOMA, Dec. 90—The diutsig | rich 1 doorwa hre and oar, one Pullman ate r and the At one end of the Inclosure there | lghts OVER rear day coach of the MN. P. train, fs a long beach, worn smooth in the This is the richest city of Amert eastbound, known aa the Spokane few months the night court has|¢#, whose list of soclet te Il, whose hearing on . t Sound Local, were derailed been in session by the prisoners and Th Unt- would reach across the ing robbed the at Kanasket, elght miles east of sliding over it i Witkesor o'olock yesterday That bench fascinated me It | continent mornty tt of @ collision seems to bear ai Intimate relation! She was sent to the island ith engine No. iT of a weet | to justice The rich motorist, it is hardly ind freight No one was seri | Through a door at the right the | nece to plate, paid his fine ously injure ON THE FRONT prisoner enters, propelled by ap. out Hceman's hand. This is where th beneh begins. It ends oppor | place where the judge alts | the dignit me that at were taken time of the in Mitchell's burglary were found of his black go Best Keen Kutter Handled Axes, bronze, | ing = figw to the e W. H. Allison, formerly assistant e reatures before him M’GRAW TO AID FAIR tempered. always $1.00; pe B Fe ord, ' of the = “THERE |@ SOMETHING RADICALLY WRONG WHEN A |), Another polocees nore i a ee ate hie ree cific Co ‘ smpany, has “ plue and #8, waite at Uh ohn cGraw leave Gain oo cod Capt. | PETTY MISDEMEBANANT 18 TURNED OUT OF A COURTROOM of the bench. His hand evening for hington to ald the John H. Rinde eupertn. | THREATNING MURDER.” culprit, af he had » state del a) deye eo By JESSIE M. PARTLON firat of New York's night courte, |"! get Pgs t sent eh toute Moving ploutres of New York's which is simply a police court open | re: CG it Ti k ttl sco to assume his new | underworld, all the erime and sor. from 9 p.m. Ul 3 a, m. on that ben H row and mistakes of weak home Revolting against the horro cad ¢ bes y rantie earettie wwitey ata w human volting againat the horrors of ; Hamilton Studio LAR 60c—Best qualit r it Alaskan | *%; 878 exhibited nightly in Jef a police aystem it appa can Colman bull rtlstic photo- q y gray granite, lisabled by | ferson Market court wot control, New York evolved tht graphs at 1 prices. No tin the en-| Here has been established the new idea man and! coupons or other frauds. be with enameled handle. 39c EST Cold Blast ae | largest furniture store in the West—extends longest and most liberal credit— the coming event for Seattle’s New Year! ---the great, new, GREATER STANDARD store to be a most significant and notable feature of | P Cold Bla Marty Wire Rat Trap. © Holdfast Heavy Marty Wire T. Cornforth on Friday of «© held in Den Gas Heater. Roand NickelPlated Top Heate: with «# | body moar ta $1.43 angementa complete the fane Best Gray Granite R same doable handle 32c Free Trip Ca Disaster TACOMA, Dee , John MeG nemployed awit ing bin way ¢ riding on Seattle’s commercial up-building for 1908--- | hs , | American Wringer Co’s Best Ball- our tribute to Greater Seattle’s wonderful ng Wringer, with warranted solid rubber rolls, special $2.49 Collier at Rio Janeire. RIO JANEIRO, Dec. 260 —The progress! he Pa oe U.S. Navy. Yard atthe ent j 1! : ‘ eo trip on the fo vad and ear pt nd ou le arer flatter with an ar & Ng ei aie i deborirces auntadc’ prog ¢ ‘action, duparitielad ta | * Buffalo and hi ry! 2ND AVENUE & UNION STREET + Gredoininating apirit of ‘eiterethie! te to Be ‘rentesented by encthe tribute to its intile supremacy—the great g will be an event in which every Se an epoch in Seattle’s mercantile af and up-building! our grand nine 1 common interest fairs! It will be the « 1 of this fir It will be a notable occa rtant history Seattle’s new year! It will be so! ~as has been oftimes told concern has been modern store S$ expenence In planned y most moder nd Pine Street, the about three months’ part of the retail busine f —located in the heart P GREATER STANDARD store will become, time, the hub from whict ill rac the ¢ it will, at Second and Pine Street, n comple e city, it central point, where will gather the creating nd where we hope to have the pleasure of greeting thou yusands of to-be patrons. u—the | u who have given us such m cent succe will see th pr ! r will be fillment of ou est hope 1 t store struc ture, to be devoted exclu ly t wants, to be your pride as well as ours, to be, irgest, finest, ‘a most modern, most costly, exclusive ore in the entire | — € int ! —and now, thank you! It ha be en a splendidly suc ARD wel cessful one for u 1 fact, we do not i l is at tore in the st to witom the Learn Music’s Chief Charm by Playing Yourself The Pianola Piano ontinue to be abs snother busine year is d public has been it, and tl bove all, tl Iw Iways th unk Provides Everyone With the Ability to Play od, So, indeed, we haye much k you for—for ¥Ol EDIT I 1) here in every sense of the term measure of sucee has Ween most remarkabl most for the \ \R we will feature ou ed The one kind of iseime that doesn’t Ww me is the kind that nerou more t ‘ 1 ! le pe { § for individual skil we and inte elligen € \nybody can pl the Pianola the { h rounded the? most tory one for thi let us tal It f fur the home rr . \ face the New Year with urigh, antigipation, looking 1 d g for thor 1 € home furnishes There is Vii personal achievement in a fine composition in the near future to ourt a BREATI rA DARD i I lial e here 1 feel The Metrostyle the Themodist are two recent improvements that help more and more to give our frifnds every advantage of mod i performer and ade tly to the f nation of playing. They are not ern merchandising 1 tl most liberal and istacto 1 eal trade in. the be had in any other instrument | credit service knows 1 our lil p d « iderati CAUTION here is BUT ONE Pianola, made only by the | wr the new ye e promise you th ime spirit of appre peal to you, as it has done Aeolian Co. No other Piano-player is entitled to the name or pos | tion, good cheer, uniform caurtesy, fair treatment I consid ley Sesses its superior advantages. The Sales of the Pianola are | eration that has character I this store fort ly half il we tobe, the spirit of the greater than those of all other Piano-players combined } tury : D! S0ld on month! ayment ’ ilent” piano taken in exchange at a that every customer will be that STAND we me now, and vays! pera! tation in mind the genuir Pianola and Pianola lat t MnO is ban SOLD EXCLUSIVELY BY Standard Furniture Co. L. Schoenfeld & Sons} on 1006-1016 First Ave. anythin Established 1864 Tacoma ——: me Mew Johnston Co. Bldg JOHNSTON Third and University. 4 anes co. Seattle The Largest Musical Jnstrument Establishment in the West et ee