The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 11, 1908, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PUBLISHING CO. 1307-1909 Geventh av. © EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY ~“Felephonee Private exchanges connecting al! parte of the es building — Sunset, Main 1050 and Independent, 441. ¢ ret VAL Ask for the department @e name of the person wKT sired BALLARD STAR AGENCY Daiiart A 1 ‘ ts - - BVENPTE STAR AGENCE ° . ’ " A t. ‘ Witered gi Pow w - ° ‘ ' TP MALE SU MsCHERR® NOTION TO stHsc Kime """ ex: - * FOR THE ENEMIES HE HAS MADE For t « mies he has r | May W Hickman If a candidate for an va and t are the natural ene f tt peop! hat's the ca t tor your v e and v Tl cople of Seattle k tha 1 May M ‘ has mad ng his two years’ admi tion come from the rank who would \ ate the law f heir nal gain. Not ficial act of May M ¢ has d n from him he vote of one honest citizen And not on icial act of his h y called for serious crit ' is a splendid record and one of which the Seattle ha ud as has Mayor Those rM ¢ aren fierent motives. First we have the man who attempted to dictate to the mayor after his election, and who was very prompt and properly squelched Secondly we have the Republican po n, the machine man, who, for selfish purposes, would sacrifice his city f his party And thirdly we have that nt of law v wl thrive only when laws are not enforce The sentiment of the latter is med up in the words Morrison, former pr f Retail I “Anything to beat Billy Mabie “ of James W Dealers’ association And, in the cleanest cient police se John F. Miller, It matters not that Mr. Miller may order to defea an who ha administrati vice, these va elements are the Republican candidate be fitted for the o or may be broad enough and big enough to Id he be elected throw off burden his candidacy is carrying, sh It isn’t necessary that we should experiment In Mayor Moore we have an efficient servant, one wh has been tried and who has “made good.” Seattle owes it to him and to itself to put him back. As a matter of fact Seattle cannot afford at this time to do other wise. We cannot afford to run the risk of halting in the progress we are making and of dr ug back to where we were before Mayor Moore took cha And that is a risk we take if Mayor Moore is not re turned. If you are an honest cit . bent upon serving your city's best interests, just take a glance at the men who are opposing Mayor Moore, consider well the motives of t men, and then go to the polls on Mar ¢ The Star has no desir pare I ly asks you torobey the dictates ‘ you do, you will place a cross the name Villiam Hickman Moore HERE SHE /S! (Drawn Especially for The Star from Model by Staff Artist Brown.) Here Th Sta p08 | ow of he J anene in spring « she will loo fl tyles, which has been the smart ce that the nifty so jJuring the past few sea giris of th « will wear whe “ the bright 4 of April and Ma The la ailor with its broad come nic tet and front ts distinetl Thi drawn from model |stylish, a as th mely pin by Artist wn, shows a thor ned fa dou at the fore girl i n iit, wit f The high, bor piral bra nd tassel, is one 1 ar and the dainty wf the ne nod ne bow and frill are an And don't forget the ta he coming season's smart The ‘ " ts the nat « fashion Cheap C olontst Rates | ‘U. oF Navy Yard during March and) ‘Take a trip on the Apri b Oregon Railroad & Naviga the t avy tion Co. From Chicago $38.00, St. battleships Oregon anc Pani, © Kansas City and Mis) Nebraska, the eruls beg taae and points $20.00, St. Lout inin hip Philadelphia, the our friends or mak th dry docks, torpedo boat deposits nt Union Ticket Office, 60 ison ship Nipsic. Boats leave First A BB. Ellis, General Pte foot of Yesler way, 5 t Agent °°? da Round trip, 50¢ THE SEATTLE STAR—TURSDAY, FEBRUARY Lt, 1908. MARK’S DREAM, on, way HE, PATENTED HIMSELF) STAR DUST **..- a Lk ment P see “ “1 ond tig Note, ity are afting. very 10 ENTERTAN SAILORS" eavor r6 Of the they remel beng Ch Wat Oren, he peeled pap. k the dintingyis, the soetet nd theme “a siready ant A Ore | MARK TWAIN Erevnhis A Word From Josh Wise Sean vee? ALL Pai Tyas Finnie iv Funny 10 hold-up when he tor Looks tke in Po on everybody oS wen wn that's up. @ Becauer oa wens we ow The Art of Getting in Bad w that lady 1 with wife excuse me 1 of lady o we nice-looking old 1 saw That was my On that thought oung looking with you € Widow. hers No a ; now outil - Writ or spoken aa ‘on ” o oe ee beck bone A Well-Known Play t on, with a . ‘ow ts broken hendie aye taunt 4 Gosh A fund is to p= Tales A Hair's Breadth Escape Bested, by Gosh. Pm the Weal a And wh asked the Wall et./ Ah, it seems an if you have pro- | de to make tao rd | rat of the Tammany con-|4teed the most impossible fruits | ca fitting n who bad been commis | nd flowers in the w gushed oh loned to tail Bryan to get off the | the enthusiastic visitor to the Bur DIED SUDDENLY, why didn't a beard the bank nurserte y didn't you beard th Sia ae tan uid the wizard | Fred Heathcote, aged 5%, ot jy Hecause,” said the Tammany| With & touch of sadness in his | #4 Broad st. died last aight ag congressman, “it wasn't any use,” | tones. “The fellow who makes the | hem the Jungs, De B@ How xo? vegetation for hat trimmings has | Neville, who was called” famg Er—the lion had just got « — vite dead and notified the acme ied | Talk With Brown | — 6B Mark Twalt has patented him-| So Mark has taken the by the | Twaln cigar’ to protect the trade $5 Tux - olf © copyrighted himself and | ferelock. He has headed off the value of Mr. Clemens’ name. In the Remonstrant Reader—Retter get| About that plumbing and heating edo Photos to t . possibility of electric signs exploit. past bas hat xiannes repaired. These ¢ in new house. Get our esti-| For $2.50 doz. Full ing into the cigar and whisky |i... «stark Twain Rye” or “Mark {that after the mune had nothing about an anti-| mate . Brows Plumbing Co 1112 Seond ane . business under the pure food laws! Twain five for 10 cents Cheroots.” persons their nam seized | ft plot It was “anticlaft plot 1 » wt : &» United States All this on In order to make t trade ma spon by soun and . “a ye he Har and Huffet,| patent stick It te ne r uned to clgar After spending years curing the = eq pre ade ally engage tn busts whisky arip, the doctors haven't made it a see See ea SS ee WHOLESALE Dey & en secured by & ner i wots authorised persons to use his nat “a hel , Mark's business; veatu Mr. Clemens’ |an a trade m In having the| There is also much privation| — DOWN-TOWN STORE USE YOUR PHONE one name we must comply name, photograph and autograph | *Ong the moths this winter. Many | 0013-1015 FIRST AVENUE imo. = ~ ~ MAIN ia So long as a man ia alfve he can with th i! some goods, patented we acted chiefly out of | Poor but v moths have not UP-TOWN STORE We DOE€Liver otect bis name, but once dead but the (®de »bably be re | precaution It was a protective | had 4 single sa wack in (heir PIKE ST. me WESTLAKE AVE. FREE To ALL SEATTLE) his heirs are powerless to prevent stricted and as private aa possible} measure to keep the use and value | /@rder — TWO Ewreances — name and ure being exploi We are going to put out a noted name in the family | POST OFriCe Sum STATION rree o4 on bill boards and garbage eans.| ‘Mark Twain whisky uk: @ Stick tat to mann Oho made PRorenen 5 Sore on It rer at tae uo-tomn some TAC QUAKER SUAS TTFOR ESS StS nace RY Akg | LEATHER GOODS REDUCED | ‘ool bles i ecapenicitice Our regular Bi-Monthly Sale of Leather Goods commeness varee Pe of Tal city sidaid 4a man, what's wrong with | MOrTOW And lasts all week. Big slashes in staple mend Oriental, 1413 Third Av. near Pike. |?" s hE This Includes the very latest patterns from New Saal yess bows * Philadelphia at remarkably low prices I'm & wirotapper Regular $1.50 Imitation Alligator | Men's 25c Purses—Special.; bh inside purse; | Men's 50c Purses—Special a @S¢ Men's T5c Purses—Special Requier 75¢ Ladies’ Hand Bags | Mens $1.00 FROM WASHINGTON Quick Delivery BY RATH With heavy strap handle Ot our Spring Suite for Women has and inside purse sapsapie | All other Men's Purses, Wi made it possible for us to offer you an ¢ | Pocket Books and Ci Cs -—_—_—_———— East eansealty tanae Gnd uptodate canes Reguiar $3.50 Genuine Alligator | pet astern mont of the newest and amartest spring Bage—With fmitation horns styles. The most popular shades for and inside purse; special j Trmtialy Roll-Ups (from Ste Out fitti Ci women's wear are liberally represented, $2.59 | $25.00), Cigar Cases, WA UO. ana incinde Copenhagen blues, olf ress Reguiar $185 Cow Seal Hand | Rolls, Suit Cases and Trove: | tn orpeoreted shades, strawberry shades, tans and Bage—With chain; special | ing Bags leather effects i Reguiar $1.35 Ladies’ Black This is your We will gladly arrange so that you may Leather Hand Bags — With | save money on The Easiest pay a little down and a little at @ tim on side; spectal..@8@ | goods. Our goods are all pare) we make po extra charge for credit ac $6.00 Genuine Horn | chased personally, direct fom attic Star Exclusive Service.) ; "Hasn't he signed every bill Roose Way to Buy modation and extend the “partial Alligator Hand Bags | factory. We buy at ven close WASHINGTON, D. C, Feb. 11 velt has signed payment privilege” to anyone deserving With Inside purse; special.. | prices and sell at Gimananle Dear Dad: Well, it's just as | told of the courtesy , $4.98 | profit—bence The Quakers ok Sea eis Ok. dole om Having rendered which selection All other Ladies” Hand Bags and | great reputation as “King: ol i yor y had down Once.) ihe anvil chorus retired nd U; : S Purses not mentioned above.. | on Leather Goods.” Come Taft and’ Woot sittin on hs howd Second Avenue and Union Street mulaad sires. | co : ‘ortelyou id ol Oe oe Somebody seems to be af you “ ’ 5 . ” his feet, and Honaparto om bis |oi4 friend Dawea, Aldrich bas te Seattle’s Reliable Credit House The Quaker Drug Compa ch. But he wiggled looa. wate pass a resclw Binge © b 1013-1015 FIRST AV. Two Stores FOURTH Al now he ix going down the field. , the ¢ ack rakes the comptrolier's office the ball under bis arm, and vom the bheginaing of the Daites whole pack after him. Anyhow, administration up to and including don't you admire his purely bar | Rides {t ealle for everything baric fighting qualities? Hin ber serk rage, when he ta after the big bullies of Wall st, ts a thing to see! He reminds me of the old Jow, Samson, when they tied bir P Whit ap with the ropes of hemp, and ure e thee told him the Philistines “were WwW " . o him The cautions of the en kU Oe akednan vesbecins But am on Ope. He goes the 3 . a woman whe ¢ was bised 0 Sal pp eg ite wpe yg a FE figures on the cost of n ie - randy around the . ¥ receivership that was ever Ti Hoase -_ me atl received. Looks like Nese had a omorrow ' Hla the Interest Of (N°) barbecue up his sleeve. Wonder ) aap | why? : ink cas te caw: Momeni ‘Your Chance Is Ph siwegh hsigay v8 arc Ht that| Met my friend, the dealer in sec nce be took santo bi Set ond-hand and rare jewelry and an Now r nd pretty wife. You remem |tiques, today. Part of his busineus Come Quick ft how he 0 woar bis hat ally visit to cach pawnahop Saeed oa: Sek: tee mae Caan RRR EG enon aims ncn tage oncom oapaannnnn in n looking for pickups foaming aloft in real oratoricat and literary frenay? ell, she has 2C 1 made him cut » it And ) soe Bye mg nay ean yy on A Skein for For Drummers’ Samples A\l- Introductory Sale of ; universe and the Saturda Brainerd & Armstrong's Se SMYRNA RUGS, whens NEW WHITE WAITS: ; ao cansueniin aaa aie emaeer Floss, Filo Twist and Rope Regular $1.50 values; bean INGRAIN CARPETS. Iinon: lace and embroidery §] ut wife has just scads 0 Silk; all washable colo tity tere cays a i f hundreds of pat] : at Mi has Just seads of Ta aioat a washab! rs iful mixtures and no end of About or ard squar terns: best chesstak Man me he cunning things are | Spvee Aioat | tomorrow only, skein. .2¢ woar eguies S60 of attle ] living in a fiat (a rent-$4,000-a-year 7 Oe. ae The flat). It has a footman, and an» ren Be AM ( stands always ready, ut 1¢# been pr nortinsicincanonplipndainns TTT TTT eee eee OO Tee Ns nee, there in ove ; a view 1 \ thet tt to tied “ee Hath Robe Blankets, extra large size; worth $1 pecial sale price } ry 1 picked up at the White os S1.19 } 1 Seuss tie ether de: a 124 Gray Blanket, heavy cotton seecced: $2 pecial sale price .. } am at the nd of m a at { $1.55 5 e will have to walt until next time Bath Robe Hiankets, extra large and imported kind; $3.00 vaine; } s Things are bu ntereating here ne sale prise : : . Pe 1” I thie wint and I expect to pump L T jray Cotte ‘lanket, with white stripe; good $1.00 value; spe this winter, and 1 expect to pum ess Tomorrow | 3.9.) 00" C4 h ont radical thing, brace yourself. Yours alneerely) COMFORTS— COMFORTS i. 1 ppone Large Spool Threed, diack $ © Cotton-Filled Comfort, quilted and reversible; worth § Tractng Wheel : Albert and white le $2.50; special gale pri $1.98 2 post Tape Line 2 Sateen-Co d ‘Comforts, best filling, with plain back or reversible - RPO FOP 40 of Unrustable Safety styles; $5.00 regular; special sale price $3.95 ) Child's rnitted Walst + A te Good Tooth Brush ...+04 H Long Hat Pin le ; cl * Hair Pins te? i Stick Best Shaving Soap el war 4. noch nim jown ani : kn od Tape Line le } Women's Gowns, of fine cambric, that sell regularly at $1.00 and } box . i. m t present I am at the ene cf te ton Revabadl CelGek. on imaeleha tt trimmed with rows of tucks and fine lace and embroldery on’ aving d f all patience with him on , Insurance companies Wii = Reg ze insertion; some have round, low cut neck and short sleeves; oth- } Men's Shaving Mirrer ay n t x ure to cos “0 it and Meht the United State: oe Darning Cotton, on cards.2¢ ers have V-shape, square or wigh necks; a fine assortment of } 6 pairs Linen Shoe Laces. at ba leveridge knows $ chemise also included in this lot » window display of the most ; , Hooks and yes, car¢ isplay of the m what Fal is, and has no 30 =e Ont } = ard + astounding values ever shown. While they | SOe ) Child's Linen Underwalst 55 more tse him than ithe paid Good Lead Pencil { Women's Gowns, of good quality flannelette, nicely trimmed, with : ++i editorial w n the Indlanay . : $ ruffled neck and sleeves, or with collar n white sretty Pearl Hutto doze h la plain white or : 3 Yews, who has to sound the Fat net Buttons, doen stripes; $1.00 and $1.26 values; Wednesday "He } G04 Shopping Bag nanks praises In every issue of the Luster Cotton, all colors Children’s Heavy Flannelette Gowns, in white, pink or pretty stripes, } pair o Ladies’ Mitts « fn rt peaieen, ond toe the ee ewing Machine O11 2 trimmed with braid and have ruffied neck and sleeves; 69¢ and § Pair of La d in is praises, and for the same Tbe qualitic Wednesday ise Tape Line, In silver holdet ss reason—their jobs Shaving Soap, Williams } : Le Mourning Pins, box c acker, Indiana cone ertan Seens conapien Cod att Pim ia Be HAMILTON-BROWN SHOES je nan cota for Fairbanks as a public ma an , Ge kind ny other m vf waldd ing honesty Shell Hair Pins, on cards.4¢ { 12 yards lace, regular be me re = Hair Pin Cabinets te } 5 ir Work Vaseline, p ? Y Warranted stot cesdlutes de } “yard Spool Thread, black Full Set of Teeth $5 nd white ‘é J Skein of Best Germés } ung Yarn tocking Darner : t | D ti t ia Gea tes A No, 1 Shoe Brush ++ x Ald Curlers, bunch he <4 Associated Dentists MAY MANTON PATTERNS 10c $ Fine Lawn Handke New Management lest Tape Line he aeeeee ‘ 1112 SECOND AV.