The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 30, 1908, Page 4

. __ THE.SEATTLE STAR. BY STAR PUBLISHING CO. 1307-1309 Seventh av. EVERY AFTERNOQN EXCEPT SUNDAY. Telephones— ey Polvate exchanges connecting all rts of the duilding — Sunset, Main 1050 and In. t, 44. Rite oo =o la department or the name of the person ___BALLAMD SPAR AGHNEV—A)\ Halinrd Av Munret Ballard p06 EVERETT STAR AGENCY —jlomet By is 2091 Reckefelier Av, Bunset, 1549. One cont per je per month. copy, twenty-five Mvered by mall or ca mh been paid in Wot your name ts take Gate on the address labe! i te & Feowipt ne Meer fall ( wp our val Tt has been a good many*months since the regalia was It created quite a stir at the time Stolen from Dublin castle British officials rushed around excitedly, and staid old London was disturbed to the top of its high hat "Today everybody in London knows—or professes to know the name of the noble lord who removed the jewels as a mark of animosity against the governor, Officialdom tried } to get the governor to testify. It would be he There were stories He refused to speak all right if would stand for it of a political vendetta. Other eminent volved. ‘The police hurried after every clew except the right one, though any number of people told them all about it, con fidentially, Now exposures shocking tod the English mind are feared bringing on a cabinet crisis and possible publicity of the noble lord may be published! Doesn't all that seem hugely funny to you? deliberately personages were in Parliament may even pass a vote of censure, thus The name Somebody stole the crown jewels lifted them from their sacred show place-—and everybody in Dublin “TI know who it was. It was the son of an earl! It was * and then they whisper it. And the police, they would almost as soon think of laying violent hands on the person of the sovereign himself. So when the noble lord comes down the street, smiling, the respectful bobbies look the other way, or say, “Who's that?” “Well,” you say, “it beats me! If everybody knows who took the jewels, why don't they do something about it? I think it’s an outrage. If it was a poor beggar they'd have him quick enough. The American people have been robbed of millions and millions of dollars by the powers that prey Sometimes they work as Wall street, where gold brick} games innumerable have been planned and carried out. The mail bags will be full again tomorrow. The crown jewels of the working man are his savings, and these have been stolen from him so many times that it is a wonder he has the heart to begin over again. As Wall street, the powers that prey have stolen these} savings in the stock market, in futures, in amalgamations, in watered values, in bold bunko games. When they have not! Stolen aS Wall street, they have filched in driblets while they} wore the costume of the trusts. ey have taxed your tobacco, your oil, your food, your coal, your clothing, your lumber, | your necessities.of life. They have meddied with your gov-| ernment and bought wp your representatives. More than once they have elected’ your president, and they are ready to elect another one this fall if will They write jokers into your laws, They bribe your judiciary with your courts. They their fingers in your face. are quite aware what is wery, very recently they and just as immune from son of the earl, wiso carried away the « you permit ‘They play anything they please, and snap They know perfectly well that you geing on, but they know that until have been just as safe from arrest sunishme the noble lord, the F as i rown jewels from Db- lin castle So this English situation isn’t so unheard of, after all And even wow we haven't done how than heave a brick through the window and scratch the panels of front doors ; t o: SpaeREEN. me. ADOLF GIVES A GHALK TALKINGS--- MAKES DER PANIG CLEAR LIKE MUD | | | | i i } | MAY GOELET . $40,000, 000 PAULINE AS TAR 20,000,000 4 ANNA. -GO Vipkpee MRS 40:-ROBE Sark oe Fava CONS VER Rae A ne ee 3,007 aD ‘ DAML LY SEAM > CA TMS 0-77 fA ” Adolf, of Oegar & | der mone from de ireulation be Adolf, to « lure r es der zireulation hat arount ‘Id Mence at a ma der tightness of a rubber bant, und lag house checkholders.) der becuse, of sbber bant was Lad entlomanesses: Vot der frightfuiness of der foreign in ina of de « der rr-reason, yet? fasion In @ fe ort Do I m We haf i " Ef nod, ae let der done inter ite of der money kings a few momends. und aces on der cause of de trin- | enough gencies spread a. Und all of Der foreign infasion tas der fom wane difference. So ins also! pringlets, ducata, baronials, counts der rr-resuld vieh I vill make and recounts vich iss making Al-| Yet, ef you vill belief me, id Hance, Ohios, mit der vealty young! der only rea vieh imens of der lant . fin der fairst deg Already von hundret million tol fletet, und a new triais ics uselewsly lars, und some odd chicken feed to ask hass mit der (ittled marrietches Here, den, isa der from diss country avay taken been beople of der Union 8 Und der prosy of more MR. SKYGACK GETTING HIRAM MARRI OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE i" . = ——— BULLET M! - MARTIAL LAW DECLARED (tf Th wife thet) (Yprg One FOR YOU, AVERETT, —~ FIT TAKES FIVE HEME GA — oo - ~ joshes instead of} AND A HALE DAYS Yo LAY NINE “608, Wow LONG wits a ave ne SHOW RECRUITING scolds her husband tte Bed = 90, Gi 40M for his erring ways | ~ neighbors’ sym E On : or became president by whistling in a street cur Mamma Up-to-Date. “Oh, mother, may I go on the} stage! “Ob, yeu, my darling daughter; | “Hang your clothes and be the! rage, “and fetch home some Steel trast ‘water All in January. Where is the bachelor of yester year? Why, she popped the question, | , the cunning dear. . % r j b FIGHTING TO KEEP : a | 3 CABINET T' . b p o ; t 1 1) i == ‘ : of dor same, tank you, hass made| Varned by 4 eters of der! find that # cord of his fine fire ‘ der panig | past, ven der Count Sneesetaki ar-| wood had disappeared some time E. Ven der Ducat of Sehmals-Schiok- | rifated to claimant Miss Gladness enbetn veddet der beauteousful tot-| Vanguardvilt, und der Duck © de ter of der Hon. Pigeknuckle of St.) Charlotte Russe picked ould der op during the previous sight. The following pote planed to the wood shed door offers the only clue, ap Loule he dragged » der money ulend Mr. Sehanta as fadderindaw, parently, that would lead to a solu vaultings of Amerika enough gelt der panig began to viggle. Venger tion of this dark and pitiful mye to haf mofed der entire sauerkraut engagemend: ae nouncement. tery: "TOWN STORE use YOuR DOWN ed id wase efery man for bimaeluf 9013-1015 FIRST AVENUE Bferypody frove to hives money till “I stole your wood; 1 am oe saint crop. Immediately der finaceful situadion got so taut ike a vire IND. 2915 ~ — clothes lve. der marriatch seddiemends Wass Your credit's good us Tom Stone we OC “~ = eto ‘ ; 7 ‘ & PIKE ST, meWESTLAKE AVE. FREE TO AL 4 Ven der Count Bonefelon Casta-| safely ofer. | vee —_ ain't — Two enreancrs TO ALL SEAP nets grabbed himself off a heiress Do you blame id? } laty to vife and diforce, he changed! Dot tas to der panigs der only! der attress of millions enough to lotehikal oxposure, Hass anypody! haf finunctered achtsig tausend (in der audience der price of a hot saongerfesta, Dink of id! | viener? Der sptkker iss dirsty. Georgetown. POST -OF NICE SU8-t-*:0N Peas FRE PHONES: BOOT At THE UPTON Stunt i 2 VALENTINES We have just placed on display the biggest and best fancy decorated Valentines we have ever shown and the y marked low—‘to suit the times.” All our valentines are sew year—no left overs. Prices fun from 1¢ to $5.00, et See our line before buying elsewhere ae: Friday and Saturday Sp White Rose Perfume—an exquisite odor—very lasting. an ounce. Special per on, ....... a Chloris Violette Toilet Water—Regular Tbe size, special per meen =r FROM MARS He Visits the Earth as a Special Correspondent and Makes Wireless Observations Im His Notebook. KAMETARO HAYASHIDA. (Star Special Bervice.) TOKIO, Jan. 28.—The Hon. Kam- etaro Hayashida, chief secretary of | the Imperial Japanese house of rep: | renentatives, (s one of the men who | are struggling to keep the present eci eto aa ———— s Japanese administration in power. | ‘ | Bvery day news comes that the dis- jsotution of the cabinet is threaten 1 ed, and the onteome Is certain to | ‘ have « very direct bearing on the garcets OF OCroPve jrelations of Japan to the United | : FO WOLD ARTICLES 1 TENTACLE = AT | Staten, ih box $1.00, 6 boxes for ............ Bas sb prcecs afn hn yeniy wens meray Hayashida t# appointed directly | Bell's Revelation—removes superfluous hair Po bg oy he pe Re ad lby the emperor. Hs was at one [| flewt, Por bottle ........+00000..000 sss ee % ' a time counselor of cabinet isin I Cooper's New Discovery—Reguiar $1.00 size. tion, and when Japan established sessenvae Sebearoes eeesboeeesebarers wrttue an imperial pariiament be was i 9. 9. 0.—For skin troubles, regular $1.00 bottle; special Fe made its secretary. He went to the J Hyomei—Cures catarrh, regular $1.00 size, special . r _— penne ny — eo in |] Penn's Cascara Tablets—Reguiarly 25¢. Special per box I xt ag ann bra Ber ig yr ARE YOU TROUBLED WITH RHEUMATISM? —" bag net ge Ask any one of our clerks about Laroux. ; {methods have been advised by him. |f **'* e | mammoth dry dovks, torpedo beats | 9" > 4 4&6 98040 11 12 { . | and prieon ship ‘ipate, Hoats leave | 2345678980 11 12, The Quaker Drug Company _ e . foot of Yi way, 6 times | Cabinet photos $1. Dingman's, 1 2 res——— -Fourth . Round (rip, e** tnd av., next to Lols theater. | 50-45 SOE Dat ie Money Raving We * j ; Foro Sect IF FRE | DAY Sewing Silk. Beat Sewing Stik, all colors, 100. yard spool, only he Table Damask. SéInch German Finished Dam ask, beautiful de o'clock, yard 95c Bleached c Sheets, HOSE SUPPORTERS. Ladies’ Combination Hose porter and Garter Sets— 69c Combination Sets, fancy fi ed elastic, linen strap, or fastcpers; special ....... $0c Combination Set, fancy tie, cushion fastener, trimming ...... asm 35c Supporters, silk elastic, strap. cushion fastener, avs Imported Pongee Silk “ss<" $1.00 Pongee Silk, T9¢. All-Biik Pongee, 27 inches wide, right celled for style, wear and washing; regular $1.00 qual- Genuine Ir from ihe Orient; ¥ excellent for waists, sults, coats, etc; | ity per yard, Priday, per yard me 69c 20¢ Spun Giass, Pe 72x90 Bleached yin Sea bet 2bc Sateen, 156. Half Price. 12%e. Chiidren’s and infants’ Good ter, always sell for 95¢ each; - 2 A j until 12 o'clock, each. 606 gipeeseecg Bren All Dress Goods ff Excellent for un- sarees Sinai eae Siete BY JOSH eee ee sae oe Pirie ue ge ee @erskirts and noon, yard . 2... keene een; Ju e , Mnings; %6-inch 10e Outing Flannel, light ps4 goods for coat fg fants. pun Ghee an Ray Scissors now nad until noon . he linings. ote All Lining Rem- “3 money; made by best A Trap Story | to clear the atmosphere aroa: 12% Kimono Flannelettes, until J nants. ing; every | | from best steel A teacher™in the public schools | 10% desk TRACE noon, yard se every wanted A general clean- wanted shade | | 8c Best Sinch Polished | was forced recently to send anote| Which note brought this re | Golden Fleece Yarn, all colors, shade; also 9 up of ail lengths, and black; Fri Gelesore, special to the mother of one of her boy | *Ponse 4-ply; regular price 85c a Black; day, from 2 to 10 has. See Best 6 and 6%%-Inch P popile, which read Dear Teacher—My Carlos he so akein; special till 12 o'clock sae yard s ards. Gay, per yard « Steel Scissors, special . Dear Madam jromm—teaeh him; don’t smeila Friday 27¢ per yard ..15¢ sess es @%E FP] 400 Best Sinch Polished {am Very sorry to have to write | him CARLOS MOTHER.” Williams’ Mug Shaving Soap. 2 $1.35 Pongee Silk, $1.19. Silenore, spaniel 3 400 good q 4%-inch - She good quality Pocket d4ioch . one 2he good quality Pocket Sel 3%-inch 25c Embroidery special lity Pocket § un hoon ye The Bhopping Bag, heavy cord, steel handle, leathercovered, tilt noon Friday 496 Infants’ Mitts, all colors, regular 250 pair; Ul noon Friday, a patr 10¢ Best Sewing Silk, any color, 100. yard spool; regular 100; till noon Friday—quantity limited a to @ customer, regular bc; A Blow to the Credit System. One of ow “distiaguished citi: | zens” awoke the other morning to this note, but 1 must inform ye that greater pains taken to keep your tle soap and wa Just received, right from the Orient, genuine AlLSilk Pongee. 34 inches wide; natural color; suitable for almost any gar ment used; secure your waists, costs and sults now, while the assortment ts at its best. See these Friday, per ya ; a the be, $1.19 $1.75 Pongee Silk, $1.25. Full yard wide, nice, even weave, with rich, silky finieh; nat ural color Pongees are the favored spring #iTk, and noted for their wearing and washing qualities; a big bargain day Friday on al) Pongee Silk. This cloth a big special for Fri will have to be! son clean. A lit-| would do mueb' Scissor BACK COMBS. ’ Fancy Hack Combs, hammered brass trim he women be day's selling, per yard +. +4 81,28 i Men's Goods. Another big line of Novelty Patterns, including~ al! plain s, with stone Men's Colored Flanne! Shirts, 6 shades; 27 inches wide; worth 7S yard; Friday, yard. Ne tings: dar price See fine grade, all wool, Fri cial Priday A very day SIDE COMBS. Half Price until noon who can and don’t Men's Driving Ole #, Mocha fac t Amber, Brown and Gray ing and wor i; & good, Domes i D Combs, 8 have pearl lik warm glove, the very thing for : - Cc ept. mings on back; regular are Om this cold spell; Friday; until White Heavy Twilled Outing Flannel; special price, yard to 35e; Friday special noon Half Price White 1-3 OFF—PYROGRAPHIC Stan's Cigna tinven Sitter, te Juting, not bleached; special price, yard 1. ore Well, no matter—but our easy payment plan puts every tit nace, § eine 15. Apron Checked Ginghams, special price, yard FS > ofr. Men’s 75c Outing Flannel Night bot one Batting, apectal, per ruil 4 ah y song an rid N Challies, new patterns; . oe. oo pel woman in a position to dress well If she wishes to shirts Friday, until noo ase Now Challies, patterns; spe pose za greene Childres’s Piay Buita made of Blankets—i14 $1.60 Gray Blanket, special price, palr rots tamer “A Little Bown and a Little at a Time” not only Ontord. ehistis material Blankets—-12-4 $2.00 Gray Blanket, special price, pair a other goods ast Sheets—Rleached sacets, Comforts—Beautiful Sat special price 7 Good quality 72x90; special price q p-Covered Comforts, $5.60 regul * 13 Off. makes buying easy, but takes a great strain off from a : TOILET PAPER. 4 large Rolls Good Gr Paper On sale from 12:00, 4 ROLLS FOR PAPER NAPKINS, 100 FOR White woman's “allowance”—-No extra charge is ever made for GROCERIES. ~ ) packages [08 3 Wheat Flake Black Silkk Waists $2.49 Regular $4.00 Vatues k Taffeta Silk Watsts, credit accommodation, al, PkE Postum ¢ Bh =e ite Japanese “Crepe | Paper 1 nicely made, with Shaker Salt, Napkins, r ation sites, On tue yoke liars and cuffs. Worth regularly $4.00. 2 cans of 10¢ eene “ ve Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc. sale from 8:30 to 12:00 at 100 On vale from 8:30 to 12:00 at see os 9$2.49 | | Our Special for si e Peas or $1.00 BOYS’ SWEATERS, 7H¢. 8 cans Corn, Milk Second and Union Women’s Long Coats $7.49 Ammonia, 2 for . Hoys’ Fancy Woven All-Wool $18.00, $20.00 and $22.0 Long Coats will } oe » Fr Blutng or Seattle's Reliable Credit House. Sweaters, in gray, red, blue day a xtre law an ancte “sree acaroni, 3 Pke@s ..cesse and black, On sale until noon Those Coats come in fancy checks, stripes and mixtures | | Blackola Shoe Polish, oat Thursday at We sure to pleas» the most fastidious. boxes to a customer, 8 will be