The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 20, 1908, Page 5

| seas ) the strength and Dar , nell the akill Darnolt made the hit of the eam paign in the elhth. He was at hts 1 os beat, and he kept, hie audience in N y a roar of laughter and approval = y Elli ott Fi. < HQ yoke of Mason and for Ma ower son as oa The ay he | smart enough KA 4 Ses he s90e dy Z 2 nye oR. med for the counetl,” he sald. “Now, tt o looks to me aa if & man who had two ‘machines’ and the Citizens Pe derman or @ bad alderman,” he! Safety league all ‘in the air’ at the q added but ft's just as well to ad) same time ten't the kind of pllow mit my"sinx, I do all these things,/to be tricked to aay gr an auton ve Ryan seowled at thin, and the « that of man was displeased when it was re course, It tevrible @hing to! ported te him, but they had to make have an automobile. No one ever ( at of It. Darnell was a privi . ought to have one-—unless he can i character 2 afford it, If you'll atep outside And, besides,” Darnell went on when I'm through, you'll see me | “the man who Is glow? perstatent ride away In my automobile, fist) agd earnest generally gota what he a) like the ark t Vm said to be, | fhe after in the long run. It’s like — And that haughty aristocrat, Billy|@ football game, Mason is the man Ryan, will be with me. You've/to buck the line, If he needs any —— noticed how proud he is since he; body to go round the end, he can : began to associate with me—never | page me the ball, and then there'll CHAPTER Vill. ; a W any you any more. have to be mighty quick work to Whirlwind arya i ; to the frightful inflp- block the play, I'm an expert on Nee ee aiat of the terrible automobile end runs and ty Ryan was m ay This picture of the affable Ditty! While not well versed in the de @ day or # er sucht vou /RYaM Was naturally greeted with/|taile of football, the men of the off just a boars of laughter eighth knew enwugh about It to tinny Hut Vl tell you frankly asp the meaning of this, and it two fast. od ve 2 sald, in conelunl “that I never aht thelr fancy star plays with yo yet have consulted that automobile) Mason's epecch was like the man ora jake out your } ae Darnell, “and gat me dows for a*number Tt mage and do the best | 8 alls for extra quick put my automodiie m cried that's a good * is we're in for gf might as well Get out the macht will make a Dit, and any wat keep us from g fe being automobile became an im af the local cam At first it both startled and the rafk and file of the bat after a day or so they point to KH with pride was frapk, clever, demo Pe turned aside the simafts pepe? ‘and oriticiem directed at | © iw “gn expert hard ¥ is Harold, be told “and some editors have been = having They say its A name Wont do any-bara ‘anyway—some of (be have lost their sweet the crowd, and there of “Bully boy!” and (a he admitted. concen as foot to t play “but; T have attended such ? Because | was in M you'd all go, too, under [Circumstances if you be ashamed of you we for a man who rune ‘pretty girls or women crowd yelled. itself make me a good al abou tend to begin nows When I get in the Harold That's the kind of « dear boy When he jemped into his auto mebdile to go on to the next ball he looked about him, %nd then asked There's know y the Old Ma going, am thing else. At the firwt hat! Darnell aad Ma- son met. Kach had qualities that the other admired, but did pot pow | my ¢ Dar tam!” ole Anybody ‘Get tn, Jt { wet In, bot nee ls bad. he did bis best ent ery He's a wonder,” the Old Man duck to water council, you'll have to weights on him w hold Tm cotog to take him over into the eighth tomorrow to help out Ma- son. Hob Hewe says they need os is putting up & oun aldin’t ye very mach in Pric counell Ie et in yoursell, h of you, be better,” Just you keep him | be doing your) share. Keep him in the public ee, | the public eye--so duct aK My room for two more. The men looked from one to an other and laughed * urged never have another thie. it be an aristocrat, your neighobrs wou't like you any more. So popular did Darnell become that he could not begin to keep all Mim. the engagements made for him, but At headquarters Send for Darnell” was the persiat-| What he disliked most fn campaign thinks way? and | don't ta ng to do what tw right weet one hance * was the retort sand Dar will hurt your reputation. It’s infta- The first thing you) fm thirsty, and | #¢e paraet, said Ryan, You'll | automobite Hike | laagh over in the twenty fourth; te| Part of local politics, himeelf, Lurking bebin natured amtle was a strc a subtle mind hia good. is, but not He had the ideas of an honest mar he stated them forcefully. He lacked wit, for good nature and wit are not necessarily alited, but he spoke With a capttvat tng franknens | That kind of a talk will go bet ter in my ward than it will here.” }eaid Darnell, as they left the t hall on thetr liat, for they had gor through the eighth together tn the ‘They're too busy to} oe & fellow doesn't take things serious | ly tm politics they think he's weak. | I wish you'd come over and hammer | |at them a« little,” ] of progress: ft/nell, “but be mighty careful.” ‘hey said, chat Melt atadh; “Wil It, bust?” asked the first pt ready any time.” anewored | nummer | anxtously ason . And hum he | ant anewered Darnell, “bot it} “But Just now,” put in Ryan,| lot's take a ran down to Casey's and Casey ts crazy to ‘Who's Casey?" axked Darnell | "A character,” anewered Kyan.| “You ought to meet him and talk to He's worth it” } Darnell was willing, but Mason | hesitated. The saloon feature was) ing, bot, as Ryan explained, “it's and Maron “He takes to it Hke a | $84 to regretfully adett that it wae, | Unless you're ready | C#pecially in the etghth to let him go to congress or the leg S&ing urged, he went along istature or be mayor or something ith the|% his apron before ‘extending It when ne eet sce’ catngin patting over the bar to Darselt im down. | * admitted the Old @ fight to a finish | oul es THE NEW WAY elebach Best Tor Gas Light, ight com 10Ounce Glass Tumblers ; very neat Well-Known Werte Pyne t Wer and pol Weather Raroxscwos ernOmeter on, Steel. mma | Pan; 4 day, 30¢ Granite test qua Tuesday tion—SILVERDIP, a Polish, cleans your silver in 60, sec “am | playing him right?” asked | anawered | gone enough fr my money.” ist Day at Stock Taking Disclosed Many Lines in All Departments, Which Are Quality Gray Lipped* Sauce rt size; $4.25 DOZEN Echo Semi-Porcelain Cups and Saucers; good quality; Tuesday, 6 ; 20% Goud me 15¢ Cups and Saucers, White Lantern Globes. Quakity Lan tern Globes for Xo. @ Tub- war Lantern; Tuesday Cup Hooks: Pt DOZBN Pracs Cup Hooks, for hanging pletes, etc, per cums, B Bag Well “win” Ready Decorative , EXPRESS WAGON } Boys? All - Steel cee” Excpirees Whagp- With esctr Ireaweye Wheels; q lneimeanzer Tues zen .. namek Known 10¢ “Radi Prepared Gohl Fnawsedl ; ‘Tues Ie AG wt) baow a capwatay of 20 Sa, Caney carefully wiped his hand! Meanwhile he was studying the young man. “He tuke like « clean iad,” he tauttered, “but theyll ehpill dirt on him yet | ‘Then he turned to the atocky Ma-/ * he exclaimed, “ye're th tad that put thim all to th’ bed! over io th’ eighth. I'm glad to see < fam so. Auny felly that o hooks into th’ Of Man “Bat you're # democrat, Jim, comyy “bat agyhow tvery © be dumped wanst in a while to} weoe him from gettin’ too heady |Th’ OF Man had tt comin’ to him,! an’ I'm glad he got it.” ' “He gave me the vomination,” Mason | } “an’ fr) but “Sure.” answered Casey, | why? Fr becanee be ha } Pm thinkin’ be don't like bit. Kéep yer eve on him, an ye tver let him get th’ andher holt.” Ryan thie off with a laugh, and motioned the two capat | dates to follow him tuto the back) room. There they found Senator Pepper, Alderman Bayler, Bob! Howe and Tom Lewis, Howe's right-hand mas, comparing notes | and discussing the outlook Shortly thereafter the bell rang Casey waited patiently in the door way for the orders, but his gate kept straying to Darnell. “1 don't believe I care for any thing,” said Mason, when his torn (came “Better join me?” anggested Dar-| nell, who was “dothg the honors.” “A ttle mineral water. I tectotaler,” with a genial laugh. neither am | a tank.” ij jake it two,” sald Mason. | walked tack to the bar | meditating. He's not a ahport,” he sald, | he’s not a dood, an’ not a com mon man, but In th" worrds iv me i tri'nd, Rainbow Joba, he's a wise | guy. No lad tv sinse goes afther th’| | booze record whin he's outclassed.” (To Be Continued. ’ (By United ) Press:) | NORTH YAKIMA, Jan. 20.—Se -attle friends of ©. B. Search, who was killed tn the railroad yard at f Eltensburs, October 25, are offer E ing a remand of $50 fer the recow ery of bis Insuwance identhficasion || Hf core | ; Rem Sta MH) foe Facoma REWARD fed OFFERED: i} Pu SEATTLE ST R DY: fears of for being en e a. YU @Thined by hie friends He was attached to his wife MISSING two ebfidren, and friends way be would not have voluntarily D, G. Rudy, 45 years old, for sev 20 Pool Tables J. Ru b years old, for » Largest Pool Room iv cltyg eral years in the comptrolier's of Oriental, 1413 Third Avy, near Pik "er has been we for ten days —our special suburban delivery service is for convenience of our “far-out” and left The $70 when he at The family residence te at 27th av WOMEN QUIT DANCE HALLE. (By United Press.) NEAL Women dance i the halla toda @ to an Qraer tanued by JuBlge Gunn oo in obedience patrons. a notable 2-day carpet and dra the fews you read of here represents most exceptional, most unusual value giving; in won. The councl!! haw failed to, fore have b 4 guilty name & dead iine, and probably the» suhirial af charges of extort aes Oe “oer over the (OW. $16 from a negro. They have Police Officers Grafters. ended ae BUTTE, Mont., Jan. 20.—Officers — a Kverything but the financial Michael H. Hogan and Frederich J e B. McLellan, of the Butte police |C%dition of the Washington Fire maa “ . Insurance company ts open and It cleanses and hea mp Lake aboveboard; no dark corners any Soap, All drogeintn o98) where Load ° ° e ry movement fact, Seattle has seldom seen such extraor dinary under-pricing on bright, seasonable, attractive articles of home Turnishings cach item mentioned bas been taken right out of our regular stocks and marked down, with little thought to real worth or for- mer pricings, giving you the opportunity to secure most unusual’s Tuesday and Wednesday Savings in the Carpet and Drapery Stores the next two days— “we have arranged the values in se parate groups, which you can better appreciate adter seeing the remarkable offerings we here describe, making this great two-day sale the most talked of and gintic ipated event you've had opportunity to take advantage of. cenditions governing sale--- —all advertised prices for cash only, “no phone or C.O D. orders fille | —no exchanges can be made. mail orders filled, if received Wednesday night. we reserve right to limit quantity of goods to each purchaser. the carpet store reductions consist of these exceptional rug, ee and linoleum values--- Lot 1— tured. There are different value of these rugs is $15.00, extra-special price for this sale is. with borders and stairs to m this sale .. and Arabian; 3 yards long; pair, BRM, FAG DBE go. oo oes ones white and Arabian—btight, —consists of the popular Hodge's practical and sanitary rug for the sleeping room manufac styles to select from, shades of brown, blue, green and The atch. ir curtai tresh st yards long, 48 inches to 54 inches wide. These values range up to $3.00. For the 2-day sale exceptionally priced, the pair Fiber tan, Rugs. the ock place on 2 | —36-inch white curtain Swiss, MO UE ia. 6 Gh cacenndes 1 TACOMA, Jan. 20Fite Bemp- | sey Bros, whose Big saew mill im [burned up on the thy Mite here fi last sumaner twe wedlos abter it |f 1] wee completed, hawe finaly ma Hl teriwliaed plans for the consteue: i tion of a anger plang on the site | of tre one busned. Tire new mill | i feet Mest Me in Seattle Dearie Merry Widow Waits.” the werue Bhose Pemeork 206 neue Denr ¢ pour oF stowe, ral ee tatcen a8 pant the purchase of a —hesides tirese four great lots the Drapery j 2-cay sale these two very intere sting: special lots: ia coin spots, and figures—regular values I8e yard—all new arrivals—at the very special price of, ze 9x12. —this is a particularly good value nine-wire tapestry carpet. There are cight distinctly diferent patterns to choose from, The regu- lar value is 90c yard. Priced very special for —consists of 200 pair of Scotch Guipure net curtains, in white bright and splendid patterns; all new stock, just received by the Drapery Store Saturday. Regular values range up to $1.75 Extra special price for this two-day —means 147 pair of English Nottingham Curtains, Tiree and a half The most in delicate Real in floral, Cc in ecru, each uncovered. Lot 3— ~~is made up of six different patterns of Inlaid Linoleum; col- or through to back- is $1.60 square yard. from 40 to 200 yds. of each patterns, which will close during this sale, per sq. yard.. lwo ten patterns linoleum, in lots of from 40 to 200 vt ofa ae values from65c to 75c square yard; for this sale Lot 4— —is an exceptionally good item. Consists of Axminster rugs, Oriental and conve ntional designs and a variety of colorings— ize 27x54 inches. value of this rug is $3.00. Priced excep- tionally low for this the drapery store reductions consist of four lots of several hundred materials and couch covers--- Lot C— “quite an exceptional item. SCOTCH MADRAS, drop patterns—a most desirable ma- terial for the hall, library, den—fast colors and regularly sells for, the yard, up to $1.50. 39c¢ For this 2-day sale the price the yard will be ... —in this Lot D we place all out $5.00 and $5.50 COUCH COV ERS—there are a great many of them, and all this season's new patterns and It's a great dt! Your choice of the entire lot, the regular value of this grade linoleum We have lots of $1 1 0 regular - de The actual $1.65 sale .. 500 yards of IMPORTED colorings, which have just been $3.85 Store will pin also head dots” 11c | | ONLY $10 DOWN wit twke a beater Piatto to your home. Fiencs — that wena sen fer | —ODD PAIRS OF CURTAINS—the Drapery gathered all the odd lots of curtains, tlre past few weeks of the very busy curtain selling season. Bh are in all grades and MARKED AT ACTUAL HALF ILAR VALUES. Store has the accumulation of 9 to Second Axe, aid Pine St and note the rapid progress of our new bulld- ing, to be the finest house furnishing store in the country. J. Brown ts now but aig Chena by oMtede Bae 9 wes ~~ et gin sth 3 |