The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 15, 1908, Page 4

F \ 9 @HE BEATELE STARS BAT — SEATTLE oo , GETTING HIRAM MARRIED: [LEAos A poe a walle - OUTBURSTS OF EVERERT-TRgg r BY STAR PUBLISHING co 2 1907.1909 Seventh av RAM pastes ena ° LGREAT one, EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY Telephones ARL VOU &, SOR A PRIRE Wy Private Pehanaee connecting all parte of the sme building —~ set, Main 1050 and Independent, 441 ction ua > Ask for the department or the name of the person ~ ayn sired ‘ = > al BALLARD STAR AGHNOT— Matiwd A v 1 RVERETY STAR AGHNOY—r % \ ‘ ‘ 7 t MAIL supseRts , san NOHFOR FO SUBSCRIME RS Aho) t Four . JOHN STRANGE WINTER.” i Me , and ‘ yi (Beattic Btar's Exclusive Service.) ae oe a . oa . meme ~ LONDOD b. 16.—Mre. Henriet ~ acu d . oy Ger le Te ta BK. V. Stannard, known to the yr ye — ee ‘———— entero coe a aS 7 _ ——e My GfTAWAY 1 John trange Win 49 AY SNORING ANY WORSE re Fan a a! rary world as Jobs range Win. IWAN YOUR TALKING AND \ * WHY THE STAR BELIEVES IN MAYOR MOORE the better element of London in| |GATIMG YOUR TazTn ww \ 7 , ; gainst ‘bad manners,| (YOUR Sater /y/ * her ¢ against bad manners OM LL had ‘ Les in the underground railway it le ” — ‘ becoming really quite the thing T \ respond ! r Caw I to punch the head of a rude tray mont,” w to I ’ ele Incidentally there in a no ‘ Heeable tn yyrement in the con ip \ fore eonaplowous for thet pot eter " T will have cast Seattle ta Wa hese been h } ' tt 1 to 4 Her anger was aroused first it ben here ya et Labi ‘ hxc , the wanton conduct of a passer i not familiar with the past p al history of this city la “ ¢ Golihe : he a a et ot a republican, and ordinarily w I vote for the republican car f her daughters, # ne he si confined tresses in « nous m in didate la however, a firm believer in your paper and note ner ‘ 1 ee that you are supporting Mayor Moore, Are you d - th ee ti Because you believe Mayor Moore to be the better * * - Re it the sa sld game of politics? I would like to ha * WHEN | GET ALL THAT'S COMIN TO ME + oe P- Sgry steas oaP ‘ * FROM * p answer this, not alone for my information, but for the un * JUST WATCH TACOMA GROW.” * i* saree 4 See eee eee SSeS eee eee eee ee as myself (A Bong.) 3 J 2 The Star believed it had already explained at sufficient] ite ol in rows 1 the country, jest-—T've bes mone your orl | Introducing Mme. Adel, the Sensational Mezsenk é a I'm somewhat on the “ap te my name Je—well, say Brows ne Soprang, length its reasons for supporting Mayor Moore, Apparently [i'm livin’ near Tacoma where lived fer “forty year Ongar, the Distinguished Lightning Conductor, . : ‘ Z On @ little forty-aere farm that's nearly “stumped” and clear BY. F. W. SCHAEFER. is Yowever, it has not done so to the satisfaction of Mr. Young Hut I've drapped the hoe ‘np sickle an’ took up the “mighty pen , i : : _ = fh ‘ 2 — he Star desires And I'm ritin’ songs and poetry fer the “Ledger” now and then For Mr. Young's ini », therefore, Th ¥ An they say I'd bin a “whitzer” if I'd only had the show b to say that it owes 4 nee to no political party tb Wh they read my last “perductior Just Wateh Tacoma Grow lican, democratic or city party It is for good men and good (Chorus) : : ; See Seattle? Certainty! You better bileve 1 will: measures, and it matters pot a whit to what parties these goor I'm goin’ to buy the "Tower on the top of Queen Anne hilt | ’ Oia rae at maction the hint seiaiamnaiiait’ eile ee I'm goin’ to buy the New York bloek-«n’ th ka butldin’ too t eneR “UCTONg 7 Weer pe eg " I The “Weetric road and Lawchi park, and theatres « few ; moted I think [1 take the navy yard—df it t come too bigh r ‘ ; * |And several of them “erazin’ ships” that make the water fy f In the Moore-Riplinger campaign of two yea Phe I think (i buy @ few hote the gas works and “dee-po, | S. : hen well the alew iy i Jue atc coma Gre Star maintained a neutral attitude It was not we : , et pen: Ween Teena ¢ 8: | time that Riplinger, the repul an candidate, was to pro = were so “deelighted” they said “Hrown—why you're a | ’ 1 embezzler The platforms of beth parties were identical and to hittin’ poetry, te Heck You hit it hard t dine oda real diamond; and we know your value, too-— } there seemed little choice between the two candidates. wat help to boot Tacoma Bo im sakes, what could | do; ' M " nd i Ripling fled fr ‘ > a So 1 went out in the bay mow, and | rote and rote and writ ¢ Oore was elected, and Kiplinger ted trom the city , While the inspiration lasted, till the wo: and musie Mt ' remain up to the present time a fugitive from justice.. Mayor - eror So I'm lookin’ round in some small o “place a little dough | ; : _Pvohtnegbas sepals: ez . , ‘Aug NOT POR GURE | When I get all that's comin’ to me f Wateb Tacoma Grow : Moore took office, and from the day the oath was administered OVER. 35 | er EE ret ee rc | 1 up to the present time The Star believes that his every act has | NOT TO BE | / HOUGHT wate WOMEN SMOKE . been in accordance with what he deemed his duty as a servant | hee 200 P Th §\ NOT Valet, Adstt, vait! , of the people. | NN LL play ee For why do you stop blaying der accomplishment, © ' | ryr ‘Oh, | yost vantet to protesd dot vote, ha, hal! , Mayor Moore has given to this city the first efficient po-| il Paroon, BUT “Sir, dot was a liquid note : : | 41, CIGAREY 15S Vell, neget dime blease to disgeese id mit clofes.”” ; lice service it has ever had, and he has taken the fire depart | * ¥ = Bab, you baf no musik in your soul.” i ment out of inefficient hands and placed it in control of a ia Pe hoe Raa B shoes skivesk But blease €omaim ‘a ofer m ¢. | a! eo Charie ys ol rous the Flaffy Ruffies ty | tat ” ‘ capable fire fighter and executive i om, Siac wage i bauaeialwalieas: There were'two of them. 7? inp | aga Poaceae he Wen . tomnberntny i wd be pee ne di Dere. dere, calm yourselul o have eat oxe He has closed the saloons on Sunday and°at midnight, has| _ Miss Plutty Ruffies is the newest! ped into his grili room | Tank you died agi ; sists. type to which all the giris sapire. The sudeseclier approached their! Und ft only bobe M4 vill be fatal. Now sing me ‘ not permitted public gambling, and has driven from the city| The angel child, as Miss Fluffy table and tn his well-known suave | | scale : Ruffles is sometimes eitited, haa the manner he wald. “I'm sorry, bat | Apres i Agee ; the small-fry gambler and the crooks of all sorts statuesque, once popular Gibson cannot serve you, little girls, Chil- | wax cane ant He has taken an active interest in the great work Seattle's | Petsea Fu to cover Gren unaccompanied by their par Dot wass der scale in Spanish.” ' By the following polnts the Piaf ents are not allowed j Ab, I see; der San Jose scale, I advice you t § engineering department has had to do, and shares with City | ty Ruftfies girl may be recognized Children ipdecd!” erted the Flat Bone 1 wee; der & ale ye |} Engineer Thomson the credit for the sticcess of the city’s light a high 8 persed cA ‘We are walting Chackass, dian iss from grant obera.” 3 ing plant and all of the big public improvements that have) Kiddish manner That shows how youthful Pintty “Bure: I shoult chudge Md wane sbouidis: Wmet miles grant obera you com’ ‘ ? ack Akad the cnuk tumnseiiiie Boyish abape. Nobbips Ruffles clothes make one look } - d . ots Biggs P i “ Sometimes the Fluffy Ruffles © Giris at college are now aaptring | } 1 de a $4 vos't obey my orders, Yet, 1 «aed-te Even ‘his bitterest political enemies will admit the truth girl is called the Innocent Kid. to the Fluffy Ruffles type. Some | ouly aon rr re ar aoe stop you dot vay from! alaging eoult 1 i r re 1 hover | uh e ” i op you de of these assertions. pe real Fluffy Ruffles girls are lit. wear spring @ with the rest Silence, und go down und fix der furcege” ‘ pe tle The only criticism that has come during his administra- er, but the outfite make them look rawther extreme 16. Uf they don't, Its not polite to How do you like me as Flaffy Some may be 25 or old. of the outfit, That's considered Der rareason? re Becoss | need a liddle more warnith of orbression ia my: tion has been because of his efforts to prevent street speaking, retchister, ha, ba, hat = aie say *0. Raffies™ said one of the cure except at po‘nts designated by the police, and the confinement | Fluffy Rutiies clothes are not for things today. “My best friend Der ladies und cheatiemen of or of prisoners in a city jail which has been declared unfit for |S!t!% say. over 38. And for 200 she's rooming with me now—eries voquets ad Mme. Adolf, except dose who 4 ¥ 3 i pound matde the affy Ruffles herself to sleep every night, and | gmcer by der chentlemanly ai | Mainsprings 50c $5 Tuxedo Fine engraving and wateh repair’ For $2.50 doz, Pull ling. Glover, 604 D. S&S Johaston & Dingman, 1112 Co. Bids oo | stairs. use. style is just too—w The Star believes the mayor has acted according i, its simply sometimes she cries into her cof to hig | @0t to be thought of. fee at breakfast, Why? Heceuse A First ay. rathakeller propr ut and kinnct wear a Fluf t in bad the first time be outfit, Poor geil best judgment in his effort to suppress indiscriminate street gatherings. There are those ywever, wha sincerely believe him in the wrong mage = So far as the jail is concerned, Mayor Moore is not re Ss AR D sponsible therefor. It was satisfactory so long as Scat had | WHOLESALE DOWN-TOWN STORE ID -101S FIRST AVENUE UP-TOWN STORE in a New York restearant, Several other actresses say there is no GONE ST. eWESTLAKE AVE. a republican mayor, and when it was in worse condition tha vag , " nan] BY JOSH it is today, and it must remain satisfactory until a republican | Mra Pat Camptell, the actress, started this. She puffed a cigaret city council provides something better. That Mayor Moore's political enemies are so greatly worried about the condition of A Word From Josh Wise. the ue entrance —Thina, Glase| ‘ : —Twe entaances — . oat . sg: da oo Yaonuldn't o h o eo ye the city jail may or may not be significant. an amps | reason why women ssoaidn't come right ut and smoke like men IS: STATION Hut, maybe, there a:( some reasons a a John F. Miller, Mayor Moore's republican « ment, is respected and liked by those who know him. He has res a family here, and is a good husband and a good father. ‘The! T’ man with th’) glad = hand =o often gives you th’ laugh in bis sleeve LEATHER GOODS FOR I You can't afford to miss this big sale of leather many people have taken advantage of it already, but 103 An Anachronism, Marble Cutter—What will you have on the monument for your Star does not know that Mr. Miller, were he elected mayor} you allo ¢ saloons to o on < r ; * friend, the press agent? two days more. Fifteen Per Cent off on Suit Cases, muni allow 3be eatoons to.open on Sunday or remain open| as Committeeman — Don't know Traveling Sets, Ladies’ Hand Bags, Purses, Card Casegy all night. Neither would he necessarily permit public gam-| What's the uaual thing? lets, Colin Purses, ete. ad infinitum—all at 15 Per G blin a ae Marble Cutter—-Why, “Hie facet.” | , ' ' ‘ | Well! Well! Wert! | That is Latin for “Here Yes Extra Special for Friday and sy But Mr. Miller might do these things oo - ye ! | Committeeman It won't du, Soap Lake Soap, per cake a Sal _ = ‘ ee ‘urchaser ut thought you | Me's through tying. Formaldehyde Antiseptic Soap, regularly He might permit the side door entrance on Sunday said there was an fron spring right ; 4711 Bath Salts, very highly perfumed, He might allow a little bit of gambling here and there peng the seen. I can't find one The Elopement Hoff's German Salts, cure oonetigation dillousness, ete, on the whole farm | - e; ro liller Wy ng | pecial . Some years ago Mr. Miller was prosecuting attorney of| Real Estate Agent—Did 1 say | sen 8 feller in «a buggy with a Fo Teeth Howden, bar box gal? Yep; you kin keteh him if you! drive hard I don't want to ketch him. Jest this ‘county, and because it was good politics and the repub-|!ra spring? Same thing, though. | aves’ Tooth Powder, box I meant bed spring \f Rau De Quinine, regular 500 size, per bottle . Quaker Cough Drops, 2 boxes for . Make-Man Tablets, S0c size, per box lican party demanded it, Mr. Miller looked at the law through his fingers, and Seattle.ran “wide open.” The Stytes. . want to skeer him so he won't ‘ “ 2 Mr. Miller might again look at the law through | 1870—-Knglish earis abe 4 Ricksecker’s Taleum Powder, regularly 25c, spectal . } I age F t F t g his} 4979—~« i oe come back on me fer his board 93 s hie fingers tS eee eee Louisville Courler- Journal | D. D. D, Soap, regularly 240 per cake, special gers. } SMOKE! 1893—Spanish noblemen wes on? oy ai ORS «cra gre The Star doesn’t know that he would—— The discriminating smoker who buys bis Cigars at | 1906—Italian bandmasters } * ~ +4 a y be a “bumper To , i ores can smoke the best Cigars and save money. BUT WHY TAKE A CHANCE? | 1207 —Hynarian ‘eunts fag to be « “bumver erp | Cheap Colonist Rates I We sel! an i2\e Clears 5 for na Mayor Moore has been tricd—as John Miller was tried - Westbound during March and ‘I For Saturday only we offer FONTELLA Se Cigars § for . and he has looke the clear, and he has zh his fingers, but in , . More Than Haif. April by Oregon Railroad @ } | at the law, not thr ick ane Set How do you like that cheese, | tion Co. Chicago. $38.00, Bt | " re sir?” asked the waiter | Paul, Omaha, Kansas City and Mis- } ed that law ‘ that lav ‘ : Parlor Maid Congressman Ugh! For all these reasons, Mr. Young, ‘The Star is supporting | Gabber | The Quaker Drug Con 1013-1015 FIRST Av. Two ey frunted the high liver, | sourl River points $20.00, 8t. Louis All departments are ‘ ’ _ it's not half bad $26.50. ‘Tell your friends or make | P f Mayor Moore 1 kee Geen eS Sorry, air; we were told It was | deposits at Union Ticket Office, dos (fj OPER and you will find 7 === = == . at he's busy mend >| or * . H jad ios & Y : fe oe te n ne re rompaly ripe Philadelphia peed Ave, BE. Ellis, Ge no better time to pur- CARE SHOULD BE Is his wife busy, too? | - RE chase the new apparel. to get only the best and J A $3 ” heer’ drinks. This can beat Be A little Down and using the finest grade of fork reatin Can't see him; he's in jail mend MOVING AND P : A wales tou con abbeedeeiasy cara, | SMe ee BEKI STORAGE CO., tnc. a little at a time watore wal <a es Hones can do anu one Sins beer He's engaged; he's mending his CORNER THIRD AND WASHINGTON. those bearing the Pacific and Puget Sout Co, stand alone when considered. Ut you Sa tried them, do so al vinced. Eastern Outfitting Co. Inc. Second and Union, \\o ¢ fountain pen =P pasit you'nes sad Weil, can't 1 sell you a book? we | “No; T've been til we kes h ou howd make youl seri lots What's that got to do with it? nays in Sumant-min whetevel ling | “Why, I'm on the mend, too | Gommero: Voriqass a ov desire 6 Fellow Prone Ais bes WN ik hyormaHont. ig aociress Lal lye Upon short notice we will pack and box furniture, pianos, pictures, briowbrac, china, ware, ote We will pack and prepare goods for shipment and forward them to any part of the world We will pack and store the entire contents of a house tn our = root warehouse. m tell you to a cent what it will cost te pack your | Delivering the Goods. | The Clorgyman (at apartment | house door)-—-My good man, I come jto bring you good tidings of the —_— PACIFIC & PUGET TLING COMPANY, Phones 927. oun” Phones—Main 1523; Ind, 71. MOVING, PACKING. FIRE PROOF STORAGE, SR sts cn Seattle's Reliable Credit House. gladsome New Year, and The Janitor—Take ‘em around to