The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 13, 1908, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR—TIHURSDAY FEB. 13, 1906. 13, 1908. THE SEATTLE STAR -| THEY'RE HUMAN SALAMANDERS > ST AR DUST | ‘00 AHEAD AND HANG ME” ra BY STAR PUBLISHING CO. 1907-1308 Seventh a ei BY JOSH EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT BUNDAY = Ss ~~ Pelephowss ated ~. nanges connecting all parte of the thes ene sad a 4 t, Main 1060 and independent, 441. of ne of the person r the department or @re na BALLARD STAR AGENCY a2) Batiwed 4 RHVERETY STAR AGENOY—Homer Bee x TO MALL SURSOHUNNS ‘ " ' . ac - Pu ber NOMCE TO SUBNC KIRN iy ; Laie , not |° . acon a , a tor Co o— = - an - . 7 a | y time it he tan k. And A Trifle Too Imaginative Ist THE POOR PAST CENTURIES wer jay, Ml, 1 think you are trying < ed | Ever Notice much!” called the head of the} "i * , P i That a bot cake b » welfom hot? Wh - the matte Pe tne That was a \ ‘ y perfarmed in the Os : a a al } | t d le ‘@tahor penensins to tie V there was a la subrte passag 1 i ad Saaee: cearee t m w mah ing # compta . ie peop ‘ y de ‘ \ A constructed . aul Suapane One naid hed guaranteed that MAG. SIDNEY JONES. FRANK CAUTHORN, ae phonog ‘ © grea ce today a e| < seleenanil wb tn too wouldn't molt.” —Detroll| (gesitig gars Exclusive Service) | an < me. | dot i. y 4 Lar tt 4 | - ross. MnP 1 lawye | die ils } CAMBRIA, Va, Feb. 13.—te 4 M a, Ca Phey are to remain there,| You Can't Beat ‘Em ause pretty Ada Blankenship mar The © Man's SLORY seltggg FE . | . , | seasion has amazed the whole aled 100 Then, in t year 2007,| RARE THESE HEAT DEFYING, ferently different sailors feel the The aid that we © 1 never | ried another man, Frank Cauthorn, | peymidg AS a ‘ 100. IN. THE-SHADE BAILOR | heat. Some swelter and suffer, and haps mouned the "NE | 20, we to her house whe he Before e 1 . , , ~~ P EVAN®’ FLEET. | sook the first opportunity when off ‘ Sas alae Centndenthie dveat & ste Me noay _tmartled Bid ” ar the oan tt we ’ AN ROSE duty to hunt up a cool place, where But you happ: tol and killed her. He surrendered, | his sweetheart "she waa bed P Staff Correspondent of Thie News | there ie a little b *e and some But wow taney way it won't last.” lang is more insistent even than! prettiost and most an one of l ne we va paper With Admiral Evane’| shade. Other nely never get Louisville Courier-Journal i eouter that the death pen-|in tt “es vivacious mean, that we begin to realize at a wonder age this is in| Fleet ene heat. Off duty they will go forced in his own case. | she 4 another, G fo : ; x - : Aboard U. &. & orgie out on the sunny side of the fore Well Intended te express the lenst | ex Bret: ‘anthorn sald which we are i g: how different it is fron er ages, and At & gay HA quatio ad Me utretaned act on the sie Senta? wane te — "i a eet ¥ — peed). ve what it might have meant to u the things we know today . an | hot deck pio @ a egy | _ Auntie May. It ve been expecting to do this the chance, aod he did ” pe . On dock | ret, exposed ¢ full glare of the Af of " had been known hondred . , ad Anon haan ut, big girl before you over a year,” he sald calm) 1 sonra a ; © * i nT rth make wa another visit id rather kil r than see her Sepsore the plonoytn Ht ot hima samen aah to tenho oe sustaer.s “situa tas'xer se $5 Tuxedo Photos i * We co ay and ¢ ‘ he « ole re sc aha pti, . “"|not sorry. { would do it as over) For $250 doz Full cables ; oes ge 4 mperature goes |e wie to % ~~ Brown’ s in TOWRA —_|casin | have committed c colma.| Dingman, iii Sosa ‘4 taries. We could listen w Bach played the organ . aad berth 4c pad | top 118 te the men in the firero Shovel | on plom bing and | The » ahead | at jo the violin, and while Arion swept his harp. We could hear! gq gogrees in the engine roome | ing I in @ temperature of from le pba ie Pewanini. We could a slease, for the disc with tl - ti and fi 1 1 © 160 degrees, they never hant G te eg . Pe ial “ . — 4 ‘ ‘+ . : It is interesting to see how dif. | up the sumay spots when off duty. | jo Romances. Pine ot w t litt e at the piano. e coul ‘ Scarlatt -pohaaepan : re eR : 7 a igtomles ™) Barbera worked in a ha ee Je at the harpsichord. We could listen to Palestrina directing the Comely, neat, nimble fo oe | Fly On The Fiyer DOWN-TOWN STORE USE YOUR PHONE bo oi nthe chor of Sama Mara Maggiore ot : one non a gy agg Fare 3Sc—Round Trip, Sc UP-TOWN STORE WE DELIVER Am! chanting it ea =: * toot ys tor en neg FOUR ROUND TRIPS DAILY.| PIKE ST. aaa WESTLAKE | Ave. FREE TO ALL SEATTig) | 1 @ven hear again the voice of David in the Psalms, or go back 73 OFTEN 4S She was poor e~ good LEAVES SEATTLE 46 REE 08 0 “ve — ; ; , «sue sre to the shores of the song of Miriar fog 7 eel op ge pen gr Tired of the hollowness of cow vay Ageia @ Mm, 2:05 and 5:46 1 BOS cr ms uo-tomn SONS he shores of t Mi ew ee ‘ . TAME, = tinental soctety. the Count 4 ie a iar ntadhagty ; ns ey bens You DISPOSE OF THEME [m9 lash turned his back on the effete |p _ “EAVES TACOMA — 0:38 a Bi S Dr 5 fi nd this is o a little in the real me ere / ~~ , QUITE SURE (7) TRROUGH KTH Old World and came to America | yy ggeiey, Jr. Agent. Seattle ig aving in ugs or e rat and the | and the pla ¥ ht speak Ai AROUND ‘uguised as « human being Maia 176. Yesome- orators an x¢ poets and the players who mig € 7 : a weet - te Housel He was young, handsome, accow fer us. Webster and Patrick Henry and ho and Home JV GATHERED . plished, wealthy and manly, Yet — and Demosthenes and Aeschylus voices of history iy ir UP ENOUEN - % Oo fad Tes ; Our midweek sale this time will be a hummer sitting rooms OUST Mane te items and prices — Posiam—The great akin cure; trial size or Brome Quinine—Hegular 25c size; the genuine; per bow ... Quaker Grip and Cold Tablets—Will break up the worst a very short time; per box a Hospital Absorbent Cotton—B. & B's—in handy pound for ©. P. C. Buspensories—Rexular $1.00; special : HMyomei—Giuaranteed catarrh cure; compl outfit for . Sieepere—For men; per pair ......66.. « voek For children, per pair . + ae Big Sale of Lenthar Goods Our sale of leather goods continues all week, aad & haven't acready bought # Hand Bag, Purse, Card Case, Ti Set or Bult Case, you'd do well to Remem HE cent off all week—except on the special goods adve! Sunday's papers, on which saving» are considerably grealay: Onty one But what is the p! ever call up the great pyra Ot our 8 Eastern lh ngs « Sults for Women has made je for us to offer you an aun “se and eptodate assortment ° of the newest and on at spring styles Outfitting Co, ‘Tre mast populer shades for womec’s wear are liberally represented, and in dnensperenes clude Copenha bines, old rose shades, strawberry shades, tans and leather ef fects a multitude. Ra eM Wi Xerxes never saw a moving got a glimpse of a single electric light At this moment the cub reporter stirred himself. He ha been to college “No,” he said; “and Darius never had any breakfast rved the of r never dreamed of wireless telegray the Cong OQ@eerecter We will gladly arrange so that you The Easiest may pay « little down and a little at a for time we make no extra charge WwW credit: accommodation and a the ‘ay to Bay per pom y tee privilese to anyone deserving of the courtes Second Avenue and Union Street “Seattle's Reliable Credit House” “And Adam didn’t have no street cars,” (WOkED wusne NO flee boy THROUGH WITH THEM = Yew G4T BUSY, NOM, AO | TRY YOUR MAND AT DéS- Pesing OF THtpe Henin e 1 FiMD ANOTNER MESS 40k THAT (14 Pour 17 DOWn THe BACK OF ing, The Quaker Drug Compan 1013-1015 FIRST Av. Two Stores —————FOURTH AN! “ —___———— ° 1%e@r>r2 egeeore= WASHINGTON, Feb. 13.—If Bob Rvans don't get the fight end of hig “fight or a frolic” cruise e his battle fleet drops Ks hooks in the mud of San Francisco bay, he will be retired from active service to the spring. in bis place as commander of the great fleet it is said the president will appoint Rear Admiral Uriel Sebree, youngest of the fighting fear admirals In the navy, and just now in command of the cruiser squadron which t# leading Evans around the horn. Rear Admiral Sebree hails from the state where tney raise mules After graduat demy he be mn.a varied «i His com fmaands have often been in northern and arctic waters. He accompanied Commander Greer c Polar ex ONE MORE DAY IN THE UNDERMUSLIN SALE 4 GREAT BARGAINS---A GREAT SUCCESS | No ecial No 4 Wool-Filled | [.:PS 201.01] [etter mrt] | Cotton Art Goods Squares a quality and finish; twenty t mmed with rows of five «styles to choose tucks and fine lace or em grade, special, per yard Unign Art Bquares, sxe 12x 16° feet; regular $12.00 broidery. Be sure and get special Friday $9.00 NEW COLLAR; STYLISH ~ HERE AND ALSO IN AFRICA from; some have low neck, cut round or re. ts med with fine lace or in sertion and many tucks; others have “high neck and long or short sleeves and a going for SME some of these for ....39¢ Special No. 4 Corset Covers, that you can not duplicate elsewhere for $4 Brown Sheeting, 2% wide, special, per Sige 12x12 feet; regular Soe ol ith ‘ pedition in 1873 and dan im $10.00; Friday special —_ 39, S0e or — 94 Rleached Sheeting, portant part in the Greely relief ex ’ $7.25 pec a 0. three and four rows wide cial, per yard .....4: ites ee ee REAR ADMIRAL SEBREE. ie are: si Skirt Chemise, of fine cam lace insertion runsing ‘ Size 106x12 feet; regular brie, cut low and trimmed eiansh te dame tae trons Cotton Batting, pectin with fine lace or emb Toll .... a MR. SKYGACK FROM MARS He Visits the Earth as a Special Correspondent and Makes Wireless $9.00; Friday 86.25 Size Oxi2 feet; regular $7.50 Friday .... $5.35 Size 9 feot by 10-6; regular 96.50; Friday $1.65 in fact, every different styie made; any cover for we ery; regular $1.00 and $1.50 qual! Hope Muslin, ont per yard fe Comfort Calicors, price, per yard . Observations in His Notebook. array He apes « B tif 1 M q ] tt fence cautitul Marquisettes More An immense assortment here for your inspection tomorrow; pretty satin-stripe Marquisettes, with elaborate floral designs; excellent for 3 —— r misses’ dancing frocks, evening wear, waists; NOT | A also very stylish for street wear : ed extremely low for quick sell ‘Large Spool Thread, black aa white ".... ool per yard Less Friday : See Window Display. Tracing Wheel be |, BLOODY £LARTH~ BEING HANIF E ~——~ GAVE AWAY 'NUNKS OF DEAD BRUYES AND OWL IN EXCHANGE FOR PiEcES Friday ard of Unrustable Pins . sceeewenen Long Hat Pin ...cosesee# THE NEW STYLE COLLAR SENEGAMBIAN BELLES IN, taint omek Ski (From a fashion plate.) FASHIONABLE COLLAR. lld’s Kuitted Waist ..10¢ Package Hair Pins ...<0 “hin, cae Petticoat Sale Coat: ve Same = { ‘ ! } Good Where do the fashions come from | chin and following the jaw line to the big hats, the bigh collars, the ar and skirting the scalp be extremes of color, the freakish ac ' — Be 7 sera BABA : i Darning Cotton, on spools, coutrements of the woman of fash This fashion has Yong been pop. | ¢ Manufacturer's Sample Line—One-Quarter Off. Darning Cotton, on cards lon? ular with the Padaung women of} Men's Shaving Mirror .10¢ er er's mples of Bateen Petticoat No tw > arning a the winds, they come and | Kast Africa. They wear metal col-j like or : now how sample pe arr made, Extra ties. Hooks and Eyes, card i+ t Each succeeding son | lars, beginning the practice early i inline Ries Gini Coens oa can save one-quarter and more by attending sees pronounced chat Woman |in youth and adding round gy! ae nen Ghee t 10¢ Following reductions; every skirt marked in plain Good Lead Peacll saan follows them atical 0 us they grow older, until at Child's Linen Underwatet ; One might of the the n ageable age thelr necks) : : ar $1.25 Skirts at SHE | Regular $290 Skirts at .. 94.87 Pearl Buttons, dozen if x ax out the fashion,” sor are stretched out most Erp Regular $1.50 Skirts at ..81,00 Regular $3.00 Skirts at ..$2,.19 ‘ ess me 1 on ery woman will teaque and uncom fan Shopping Bag $2.00 Skirts at .. $149 | Regular $4.00 Skirts at ..$2.98 Luster Cotton, all color agree to that Of course ¥ a t : : One of the fashion f ties, de ‘ Pair Ladies’ Mitt $7.50 Silkk Petticoats $4.49 sangha coming #6 will be t th ey & Shaving Soap, Wiliams ¢ lar for wome it wit patternit afvor th r 1 f Tape | n silver holde pattern, reaching up belle } note t arit ise Mourning Pins, bOx .+<9 ‘ 5 S ~~ ‘ Halls Knitting Cotton... 15¢ Good Safety Pins, Se kind a. : ‘| ; she Hair Pin ¢ Cheap Colonist Rates U. S. ‘Navy Yard | TO GET aaa fe 2ae Vaseline, 8 Westbound during March and! ‘Take @ trip on the Sound alll “ $1.50 t 1 :00-yard Spool Thread April by Oregon Railroad & Navig: it the U. &. navy yard, see the t wait i a m tion Co. From Chicago $38.00, St. battleships Oregon, Wisconsin and ‘ ment mucl ) and white Paul, Omaha, Kansas City and Mis Nebraska, the cruisers Buffalo and Superintendent Kot h f 1 De Stocking Darner ete, Tou voce | St. Louls the training ship Philadelphia, the | charit ee m. wuthorit Resu 1 r ’ t MAY y , dui 7 ‘ell your friends or make mammoth dry docks, torpedo boats | for th tate t that t ‘ ah le 1 nd ! ‘ A AN . Kid Curlers, buae Geponits at Union Ticket Office, 608 and prison ship Nipstc. Boats le marked {1 ane jema t n . Re SI PATTERNS 10c Best Tape Line ..++ First Ave. ©. E. Ellis, General! Pier 2, foot of Ye t 1 kind f ae th [ " LPR Tae | dest Tar Agent dally. Rownd trip, Se anks of ¢ en f are ther , J . a