The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 17, 1908, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PUBLISHING CO. 1907-1309 Seventh av EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY Telephones Private exchanges connecting all parte of the NETRIT yy " duliding — Sunset, Main 1060 and Independent, 441. « LaNtseep > Ask for the department or the name of the person a aired BALLARD STAR AGENOV—00) Ballerd & ta 4 eve STAR AGENCY —Homer Bene atetier Ay. Sunset, 1849 | toward 5 artier, No free copies | Moacces @ Poe © at Beattie, Washington TO MATL SURSCRINERS » " TO ste | are a perfect service Is i A HAT WORTH MORE THAN A MAN? A maker of ha Danbury, Conn., whose hats were boy cotted by ¢t ‘ », has won a decision from the su peeme court, pe ting him to he union and its members for three t t nt of the | they caused him This is S anti-trust law, which was pass ed to worry Perhaps the lawmakers never im ed ‘ around and hit a labor u i and ‘ ha trust lawyers in the lobby and Committee + sk ‘ would work rl e co ist wever, are rare legal den tists sala br t to them which has no teeth at all, a f ha re set of false teeth, while another \ s b et of all round, with tasks t e ice In ed hat tr ad been a ked, and S@preme court at ance, however, that hats formed one of the pillars the protection was imperative. Anot ‘ at an engineer discharged by a rail road because he was a union man. The Erdman law provi that the railroa y could be fined f was fined by a lower court, but the supreme the teeth out o law in wder, A uniot fy a human being. and not at th , h anne k t « You can boycott a man ut cannot acklist Danbury You ean blacklis a hat When you p handle it gent beca a property The . at lerby hat, made , Conn. holy emblem of the rights of according to the courts, are ha higher than gl an ere en no such signifi cant verdict since the Dred Seott decision ch declared that @ human being, when he was black, was as much property as @ walking stick vat decision caused the civil war This decision should not cause a w but it should t about a re n fr constitutional methods The con and it If congress is not to be put above Stitution has not been a ded for more than 30 years Should be amender the court, the people s be able to decide constitutional questions finally by referendum | vote a MR. SKYGACK FROM MARS Me Visits the Earth as a Special Co rresponde-st and Makes Wireless Observations in His Notebook. —— 2S RE Saw ANN/OUS SARTH-BEING AND INTELLN ag] BRUTE WANDERING AMM ETSY ABOUT Iv peateran REG/ON ~~~— ON ONE OCCASION CLOUD OF POW ROSE FROM CRON —~ LAR TA BRING LOOKED Ar | | TMEM THROUGH LONG PETAL STICK Wh/CH EXPLODED, FRIGHTENING SEVERAL FOWL TO DEATH —LAITH BEING PLACED THEM IN LARGE Pocngy (| WANTS TO SHOOT AUTO DRIVERS Declaring jo | University and First av, a car @anger from G. passed him at a speed of 20 miles B. Brooks, 75 years o engineer an hour He says his esenpe was of the Arlington sid t so narrow that the car brushed his morning Ooi the police per- cont it flew around the corner maiswion ry @ rev The driver, he declares, never Mr. Brooks told the police that Slanced back xe had so many narrow es 1 was a locomotive engineer for capes from | ng | 29 years,” he said é know What ape I have seen these autos racing along North Broadway at a ot 56 miles an hour « no use fo take th into They are popular WH money, and always manage to scot free. Se LAWYERS WISH T SELECT JUDGES ‘The tielary Seaitic Har » on rawn Pomination by the ve im the up a plan f lnwye . Beptember 1 wry election of the as tat on ie : didates Indicated by the May pose of « we th i c ult of this effort, if suc the bar on candidates for the will be to take the nom perior bench » of judges out of polltt The primary is to be « cted same effort is being made by a hoard of judges, to be appo' din & ie tae aan e@ by Judge Hantord e Unite 5 is being prepared under whict od States district c « thing can be done with members of the ba ve pe fe ¢ udgee of the supreme if “Seattle’s Reliable Credit House’ EL Ble SET OE SP ED J SEATTI STAR DUST BY JOSH PO BB a 5 OR Soa ~ A Word From Josh Wise [kind of an carl is named aftor ft It's a rare international divotes when one of th elgn lobsters Too many cooks | do t pineh off a part of the poll th’ broth—an’ bride's bank voll with the decree how many cooks some eatin’ plkce’) Are the men of thie town really mus’ have polite? r have formotten It, but ae there slao malefact not of It may also be said there ts a | sreat wealth bumper crop of freight train tour : ‘ Burbank is trying to evolve an 6 comes & time in the Iife of plying what st 4, a co improved brand of corn, He oughti avery women when abe craves a " on ” akem the © crows (t with a Guplate plant,| pome of aa ‘ whe dian ta lle © it will grow corn ready canned.| 1, may be the spirit of genera It in @ pathetic thing that ltlons of wemen who u and an should be ¢ femned to unb Roosevelt was beaten once for | joved tn the past speaking through | piness through ber best and mowt mayor ¢ New York, but the regret but the nging is @ very real | beautiful inatinet © the part of New York jand definite one Oh, I'm sick of | Perhaps the foree of example | grind e th Headlines and Co say have something to do with it. | worker, nerves and b » lA around her she sees her friends | at the dust and noi thing can stop it? and acquaintances marrying and | rush of the factory et Towed Into (Building homes and rearing children | ried 1 wouldn't have to work the history of the world repeat | this. tng iteelf in each new habitation! And then she goes home, scarce ever tows ‘em Into lar dedicated to Love ly able » thir from « and Sacred as ia that halfconscious | Jim, who ter har for Schneider risoner Shows Insanity.” | yearning, \t marks a danger period around corner, propo ecov in a woman's If although does not ” Impelied by inner current ow could love Jim, she marrie aren Takahira in Londen of lite toward | real work as|him to escape “the grind Where's London? wife and mother, she often accepts| Later, when he loses his position . “Says Women Should Care for | tinsel for genuine gold on account of drink, or ¢ to the Whe Qri Behind Cows,” | if whe is one of the world’s work | workhouse for tapping the till, she ~ Pah, that’s calf love ers she falla behind in the race there are worse things the @oumber,” | -crar Assassinated, Says Rumor.” Se seseens ak Saket. “Is Wye hes Saves Se aes dash A Well-Known Play Keep this standing Sheltered in a luxurious home, |for the sake of having ys Wife; Kills Seif.” she consults her mirror and begins And here are wor thing tn Oh ar, | hope it isn’t true! Ladies always first to consider the different styles in| tife than being an old maid, One Bome?. oa Nellie has been! « wedding invitations of them ts to live in da contact taken with hy hobs.” been | “Editor Gives Hero Who Saved Life | 1, the woman at this polut in| with a person you do not love and What a nse! She waa! & Cigar her life a humble cot where love te | cannot respect jast raving over that now bat of | NeXt best thing to a good puff. | seems greater than fame or social}; Have strength enough to live mine. | “Club Woman for Suffer | bono: Kreat wealth your own life, Do not, as you val | Rough way to handle her And this is the time when #0 / ue happiness, marry to avoid work Stilt, Yarmouth can't help what | that |many unhappy marriages take |or ennui . = | biace | Matrimony is a most exacting Me 7m " Rather than wait for the man! profession, and only the traly in ’ iwho would be her perfect mate, | spired ever succeed fn it FROM DIANA’S DIARY fo acer Theda opm cow noel | < onset uses ratuan yor mony vn ve on | A DRESSING TABLE DEBATE pickles’ Faltering Footsteps into a Merry Race. The Finish te | Enough to Make You Cry By F. W. Schacter ; j The nail | As for me,” quoth the eyebrow! cause you want to go to the mat’ penetl, frowning darkty, “I'd ike to Huh, what atin’ ye? trace the author of that bum joke. posed the sachet bag to the ‘nosh Put the smelling salts on the food, ° | trail,” said the collar button | “S suppose all this trouble hatch: “RIGHT THERE | HAD AN ATTACK OF THE DOMESTIC IN. STINCT, LIKE A HEN THAT WANTS TO SET.” on the wan It june tite tT) Putting two and two together was cloant what makes four, and four divides into a chump | mm on leap year, and leap year haw tte the job myself ‘ Me for the leap year Why.” my busy little brain asked myself, “why tan't ft your 1 have a steady, Sidney own furaiture yo dusting. and | ¢ jner, but he ix @ humen your own woodwurk mre wash clam when it come to declaring ing f t have to do a octal intentions Biiney te always ee « that ne? naiog u he couse, bet he ight there | bad an attack of doesn’t so like o mar . the domestic instinct, Itke a ben ,riage Heen t just have to Regular Prices Up to $1.25. that wants to set, and t @ d bring Sidiey to ¢. and either, _ No values like these ever before offered in Seattle. a pleture of myself in # tasty Ht-| marry him or can hin Women's Waists, in lawns, sateens, flanneleties, ging tle parlor of my own, with enlarg-| Ain't I the nervy thing? } hams, percales, chambrays, ducks avd other wash ina ed crayon portraits of me a r (Continued | tertals; Nght. medium and dark shades; figures, stripes Nae Ata aivainatiibiataniaaaiitalibameaicnd dots and plain colors; guaranteed absolutely fast col ors; all sizes, from 22 to 44 with a drug store le wanted at Des STATE NEWS ®: Logging wil) generally ed around Shelton this Mra. John ¢ er of Hathell, Lizzie Greggs has been appointed postmistress at Newcastle The battleships Colorado Pennsylvania will 4 Heavy Gingham Rompers, with belt and pocket, for childrew 6 months Work for Frisco's Idle. proceed years } file wtarted the rough; “Bab. you're a bonehead,” com houme mented the talcum box in & rasping volee it asked tf Aw, can that,” binstered the anybody ad = 6ofbeard the latest brush, bristling up. 1 power rag playes Now, that's what I call smear. | This made the comb grit fte jog it in.” murmured the massage | teeth | cream i “I wouldn't give a scent for My, your tones sound dolly it” sputtered the atominer finshed the flesh food. “Is it be BUMPS ON HIS HEAD TELL WEATHER “ wTED, Conn Feb. 1 hump he yon Dr. BH h's head 24 t # the f ant fr the 4 forehead I can't ae nt for it nid the 8 be the legac a rhe athe attack I had several years ag When did you first notice ft unked the reporter A few weeks ago,” b a welling the #tx ab ip don my f : next day we had « rain storm Three days later a bump «# or k of m 1 hours later " wroing F ps on my head, s there was woke i the fe 4 downpour yw snowed. The approach of wind storm is always denoted | three sweilings Then it's one bump rain, two bumps snow, and three bumps wind gested the seporter That's it.” said the doctor The doctor has been reque to go without a bat so that all who run may when ma $5 Tuxedo Photos For $2.50 doz Dingman, 1112 stairs. WHOLESALE OID -1015 Fie UP-TOWN STORE STLAKE AVE. PIKE ST. oe WE educer price $1.00 Regular 30¢ Regular Ie Regular 0c Goods look over per Irrigating Cane Beoon N STORE ST AVENUE box Regular the Post Card t Card t Card Post Card album, each ‘ Hig assortment of other styles and sizes at We have the biggest assortment of Post Card Albums ia ul Hospital Goods for Less on Monday and T: 1 ought to have on hand in case c Youll know what cabinet day ers that are always staple. this Hat of prices Zine Douche Pans—Regularly Sanitary Enameled Bed pan; spectal Enameled Hospital Douche Enameted Urinais—Worth $1.56 each Heavily enameled 4. & J. or B. & B. Absorbent Cotton—Ful! pound for ze ---RENGO- We have been appointed Beattie agents for We will be glad to sell it Every ows fosh should take Rengo. person desirous of reducing supertig: POST CARD ALBUMS. Albums Albums, Albums, Albums, J. & J. &Vard Gauze, Carbolated Sublimate; per package J. & 4. or GB. & B. 5-Vard Gauze, plain “The Quaker Drug Comp 1013-1015 FIRST AV. flounce Skirts in this lot; CHILD'S WEAR li" Boy RELIABLE RUGS Two Stores ————-FOURTH IMPORTANT That's Just the Word. IT IS Important That You Come to This Store Ton Women’sWaists 49c/Sateen wi Heatherbic Petticoats 89c Regular Prices $1.25 and $1.50. Our entire line of $1.25 Petticoats; also a great many $1.50 | good quality, made extra wide; di Misses’ and Children’s Umbrella] good frame and handle and black top. Women's Umbrellas, stainless (0p, strong frame, good handle; ree ular $1.00 value Tuesday Women's natural wood and bone gon frame $1.50. : Women's and Men's Umbrellas, Wie terprool Gloria top, steel rod frame handies; values to $2.00. Special Tuesday .. aoe with per Se good $1.23 veeced perenne Work has at last been provided by — C ‘The State Association of Hank. ‘? board of supervisors for thow $3.00 and $10.00 Reantifal Long Sit Newburg's Brossels Rage, suze 9x12; regula 4! - ng Silk : ors, meeting in Tacoma, indorsed “ds of homeless men who are at Coats, trimmed with rich Ori $15.00; apecial Guw ti for 6 subtroncery im Geos: | Breeens 16 is clty. Ag ap ental lace and tneertion; also Smith's Brussels Rugs, $ ft. 3 In. by 11 ft tle propriation 90,000 will be Short Coats of same " $14.50; special for . $10.25 Attor: G. C. Rush, wh while mended for the work on sewers material. F . Specials on Small Axminster Rugs, size 3x6 feet; " ’ in a seuffle with anothe poy | 20d strects regular $5.50; special $3.25, at Tace shot and killed Robert Oryen We tndione Tie Wool Sweaters, for small chil Same Rug, 27x54; reguiar $2.60; special S185 Cheney, an office bo wi 88) ienANAPOLIA 1 ot dren; also cotton sweaters. Brossels Rugs, 27x54; regular special $1.35 charged with murder eae’ fr aloe cee ae with belt. Price 45c Tapestry Rugs, 27x54; regular $1.35; now She |" Attorney General Joho D. Atkin-| William J. Bryan addressed more) Nepperhan, best quality Brussels Rug, size 9x12; son, in a written statement, bas ioe $ ih grag erday afterneus 75e Children's Outing Gowns; pink regular $20.00; speciat is made the annovncement that he eo Vr. sar Meaty Mohd Prince ¢ or white, with ruffled neck Rest Hartford Brossets Rug, size 9x12; i Rovernorship of (hi6) under the auspices of the Y. M and sleeves. Price c $20.00; special for garrison at Fort Caney is © A a being Increased by new ruts " a5 Pu hergaved’ by pew reeraite Cheap Colonist Rates the Lower Floor conviets will be placed at work on| . Westbound daring March and the Snoqualmie pass road April by Oregon Railroad & Naviga Best Hardwood Clothes Pina A good physician and surgeon tion Co. From Chicago $29.00, 8% per dor te , Mai : x ity and Mi Hardwood Rolling Pin, revoly Not too tafe to get a full as un ce aes ee ains . pofnts $30.00. St. Low ing handle 10. 104 Tan or Gray Mankets; a quick Fin springs 50c pIt your friends or mak Nail Brashes 2 tor pe | Sertment of Outing. How are} voller at 7c. Price, per pair Ps er ee and wateh repait mite at Union Ticket Office, 60 Meohol Stoves 2%¢ and 49¢ ae ye one $hoeeue 5 sees ing sieves 604 D. & Johnston & t Ave. E. E. Ellis Genera Cookie Cutters, all shapes .2e | 7%¢ Grade Outing, special aye | 'O4 Gray Cotton Blanket, | Co. 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J ment of patterns and cot Second Avenue and Union Street _— MAY MANIUIN PATTERNS 10c each @OCh ...ce0e $1.25 ne—iras n—Regular $1.50; special . ey} a PEANING Raat . \. 44" Quem i= *eB8te® &ee* smEBBce USE YOUR PHONE IND. 2915 ~ — MAIN ina We OCLIVER : FREE TO ALL E3 ‘is marvelous | wholesale or retail, Td el ee et ee ee ee at big ‘cute inp mergeney and you want wher special ....+.+ + regular color; special ct reguiar $1.00; spectal. Borated, lodoform or G per package ., jeep Special special and Men's Umbrellas, black top; pare Special wood and $1 natural Paper of Strong Pins Ironing Wax, with handle + Comic Post Cards, 2 for +s Good Needles, package «40+ Tape Lines La Spool Thread one Box of Mourning Pins Pearl Buttons, per dos . Mending Cotton ¢ Card of Hooks and Byes -38) Luster Cotton, 4 Linen Fi Hooks and Eyes, per 0m Machine Of}, per bottle Good Safety Pins, card « HALF PRIC FOR WOOD TO BURN And Pyro Ontfits, Towel Racks, Tie Holders, Halt Receivers, Plaques, Outfits and Seta.