The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 20, 1908, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR Y STAR PUBLISHING CO 1907-1909 @oventh av : EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY Télephone Private ¢ nges connecting al! parts of the ba et, Main 1050 and Independent, 441. aes Ask for the department @© the name ef the person buliding — 8 aired. att STAR AGENCY Baliwed av. & Halland 906. ¢ RVERRTT STAR AGENCY! o reanr oA set, 1040 mee oe ° six gents pe or iwe ‘ rmenth De Hesega artter, § copies [Johnsen already has hie offices tn KIpERs ‘ | wour euhe la pretty, fan marble pile that] | . cid in ada om ak ‘ Joost Minnesota $6,000,000 for bulld : ah ~ ing and nothing for grafe that the | | NOTICK TO SUMSCRIBERS—s , , © Mar fa reaoh | White House does not look good “ Ing. please e te » *; | to him, At any” rate, whatever the into the presidential — polltical | ‘ | pond | I A lot of things have made John j Ison a@ pre tial powstbility. | a ee Henry Watterson ke od him ov / - and saw some Moses tattoo marks shrank back ike @ - A boy by the name of t. who has been turned loose | That helped some. The habit of] corasenlll Minnesota of ting governors in} : fn the suburbs by the ma ement the Miller campaign, 18 | careless disregard of national 1 5 ’ i thes, which placed Johnson | j ; Betting his candidate into trouble crat, in the stately new cap | i : has raised th \ of grand juries, and has taken |the same year that } | He ha I the que . , ¢ hte carry a county in the state was| : Mayor Moore to task for not calling a grand jury while he ja taotor ; ; s . The University of Pennaylvania “SIONEY BHRANK BACK LIKE A orton you gull } was a judge of the superior bench. If this youthful orator | wanted some Western students and | FRIGHTENED FAWN.” know 1 cag” 7 t 7 figured that an LL. D., for so pop | | it bas took place. somewhat miffed. t al h or j ristor ris county | mus took pla P dad been familiar at all with grand jury history in thi RORY To 5 aan on din Sonla bat be EE ge haem enya en cod : he would have avoided the subject in a speech, a portion of /® bad way to advertise, This did 1Greusenmizer, my stead the wet the day,” sald Pegg’ Wiidag Pr i it Sohn B.A ee eee uyatic ~ leap year degree, and dew off his forehead, — was devoted to an appeal to voters to support John I, T ea game the vig men of the ole proposed to him. It was high me What be a pilatt?” 1 ald gy: filler because he was the candidate of the republican party, | tne leaders o meecency, looning too, for Bid had been my ady so dering what the dickens. When John F, Miller wa epition attorney. 68 thibl ince tae ee Gia el long that he was just about station: “Ask me!" he sald. Sia - 1 a a johnc od ary, and that ain't no paragraph of (t somewhere—mayhels . tounty a grand jury was called by a judge of the superior) body. Since then this presidential frow & mine prospectus bian bench, and becar he inefficien 5 id of taterest on Tee rae oe From all the reading I'd done on then my r - ench, and because of the inefficiency or la f the watering tre ab all right air ene than ae we oregeeel 16 pulett the part of the prosecuting ney's office the efforts of the enough, but up to yot has refased to Fils wan map upeach—the oune | clone ’ Salmath entibely fraitien Griak ij tion marked by dashes “Fl cook it,” T ald, i . Jury proved almost entirely — The - johnson, tp ie of My darling —ob, do not think me With a troubled Yoo om is ip Likewise when W. T. Scott was pr ting attorney of |the good fortune which hy i pold—-I have a confession to make, | Sidney left the hous, : ‘ {formed him from a count ein King co who were indicted by that grand jury are under obligation to Mr. Scott because of lack of prosecution, Mr, Scott was, a fe Mr. Miller, first and foremost a republican Last summer a body of reputable citizens of Seattle con ty another gr was empaneled, and the men sidered for a time the advisability of appealing to the superior court for a grand jury, but dismissed the suggestion after de Cormining that it would be imposs from the present prosecuting attorney's office, of which Mr Miller is chief deputy. This boy orator of the suburbs would have discovered also, had he investigated his subject to any extent, that Mayor Moore was not the criminal judge at the time it is suggeyted }@ grand jury should have been called. And, further, he would ‘have found that, while Mayor Moore was apon the ben, a grand jury was called by the criminal judge, at the re Jrest lof Ira Hinckley, to investigate, among other things, thy of } fice of Prosecuting Attorney James F. McElroy, then a good jparty man, a democrat, but now a supporter of Mr. Miller and all that the men behind Mr. Miller stand for. Because of lack }@f prosecution the efforts of this grand jury were also barren of results. This grand jory subject is one that should be but lightly feouched upon by the Miller campaign orators. Like the Mack- intosh gambling letter to Sheriff Smith, it is likely to prove @ boomerang. — | SEATTLE’S POLICE SERVICE —_—_—_ Ts there a man in Seattle who doesn’t know that the ad iministration of the aff higher order of efficiency today than at any time in the his- Rory of Seattle? If there is, he is wanted in the Miller camp. For, in their frantic efforf&to find ggmnething to talk about, he Miller orators have began an sical rtment of this city and are attempting to make the people lieve that Chief Wappenstein and the entire department are failing in their duties. In the light of the police records—in the light of the absence of hold-ups, burglaries, confidence games, etc.—such @ charge is absurd. For the first time in the history of Seattle the man who \Rives wpon the hills and the man who lives in the hollows goes to bed with a feeling of security, knowing that within his im mediate neighborhood a policeman is on duty. | This condition did not exist until Mayor Moore became jthe chief executive of this city and Chief Wappenstein was placed at the head of the police department Every merchant in this city will tell you that the police Protection afforded him during the past two years has been the first cificient police protection he has had The police officials of every city of the west recogniz rs of the police department is of a wpon the police de- jén the Seattle department the best upon the Pacific coast or jn any western state, and in Chief Wappenstein the most {Bapable chief any western city nas ever had. And if John Miller is elected mayor, one of his first moves twill be the removal of Chief Wappenstein. een MR. SKYGACK FROM MARS He Visits the Earth as a Special Correspondent and Makes Wireless Observations in His Notebook. —s dh AANTN BEING SEATED ON PRIMITIVE HMR AT S1DE OF Big BRUTE WAVING GROWTH PROTRUDING FROM NEAD, RESEMBLING PINCHING INSECT wm EARTH BEING WAS MAKING NEEDED REPAURY ON PORTION OF BRUTES ANATOMY ~~——— WO INDICATIONS OF (~~ BRUTE ADDICTED FO GUM CHEWING, — ec} fornta and Marietta of Ohio were at | BEE, WHO HASN'T A HIVE READY a6, SeMwrone. | “EXCELSIOR” BY MINNIE’S FAVORITE SON AT. PAUL, Mino haps it ts because Gov, John A big antifryan demo of all thelr shoving have not been able to push him It concerns ou. I ik (Continued. oe in the little town of St ter wo i . Se apie Bot oS. s & place jor the national political - — 4 spotlight, is a sound, sensible, hard wd ©THE KER~9 c headed citizen, with a brain of the WHOLESALE DRU CoOL. ‘ show me” kind that has not yet | oun -— 1 jbeen shown. If Johnson considers | POWN-TOWN STORE USE YOUR I himeelf a fg dential powsi bility {013-1015 FIRST AVENUE IND. 2018 = = t he hae yet to admit the fact The delegates of Minnesota, the UP-TOWN STORE onus tal vi t Dakotas, Wiscoasin, Ultnaix and CURE ST. > WESTLARE | TO ALL 9th I New York and New England, to say ane f nothing of Ohio, Indiana, Pennsyt-| fro at mew-wensvons Wil Smear 2 vania, could probably be delivered 3 + to tim without great difficulty | ae ; Doubdtiess some of them have been d esda d Th . / awn Fog hy A | Wedn y an ursday's\p : another of bis secrets, bot none} e has been accepted, and only the ‘ S Is ernor knows If they ever will be } s | ‘ Today Johnson is the one man P i ; , that the presidential bee ts seeking | i Here are a tow axlected items for asick ceiling. Teal iam ‘ who has not a hive all ready and / oe bow 0 { waiting. A readytowear boom | .. ore a4 waits on bis word. In the Bast and | bn Ge ahatial Wait ie seen tn Oe The shades of night werd Difiing fast, | A youth on skis who thought it nice Apdg oy ~~~ 4 Democratic party who are able te When through Northwest wide there passed To flaunt at Oems the strange device sit widiiink wie cosh I took agen the Gory af Bryan oth Bessaci oa San cxumtoe ite ston, pay, basibe F out feeling the need of colored . —— = { in Picks, two boxes for r | Sinawes are begxing and promising. ” | And there is nothing doing. hot been moved by bileding promi with the people through a lot of |) a ge or—these make up t There are « lot of big men whol ison, and who has refused to 8° rattroad and tneurance agitation and #!! his life and leave him what be 4 have been made presidential candi-| hurrying off to hunt the end of e¥ leginiation. When the steel trust |i H =e | @ry glowing political rainbow * demanded troops to awe the strik-| In his presidential aspect Jobn ae SOE vans oa se cewek Vy A selfeducated, seifmade 94) ing miners of the Measba range last son's eponsors are sellappainted. a Lotten, makes the skin gied. cures be self-contained man is Johnson S¢| summer, Johnson «aid no. That | The men whe proposed Parker, the Bl. . wniew cuarcwal. finals M rious minded and serious visaged.| pieased the people In all his acts men who opposed Bryan, have — nor * thier #1 yet saved by a ready seuse Of as governor he has been on the pop | sought him out. He has sot sought 9 Moths Biwis a humor, ho looks the part of the|uiar side, and yet with such tectisid nor has he sidestepped pub SSonatheninn por waete presideatial oe ed br —_ and wisdom that ft lx the sane and Melty : Quaker Quality te becoming a household phrase, It met dress it. For Jonneon Goes fe element of Democracy whic’ Without effort aud without serv. (fof the Best Cor the Lone - rt comt : gy es Foor oe os. Alport com’ trying to force him to the treat. foo, he has become a dominant fig ‘ 4 x J Common senec, tact and & sense of | ure | reat party Drug Comp £ politics, A ready “—eoo an4| humor, these perhaps are the eenen-| Yor it on Bax tim Giientiy Ut he The Quaker Se ailiee ir picasing speaker, he makes | isis of the man Johnson. Forty! in a candidate he only answers with 9 1013-1015 FIRST AV.———Two Stores FOURTH § claiius to oratortcal eminence. He - t * " ‘ j ts simple, direct, tkable and hoa sa mm 8 Minnesete village, threes smile ts | ent - bs That ts Jobnson as be tx | | Fancy & man, rather dark and) rather tall, a bit lanky ax to Ogare | and a Wt floppy as to clothes—not | ‘ : the uncouth man of the village drus | i ' “| store, not the dapper man of the! i ars e gum Tear te Jonown eH A store with a good general reputation ian to.have good Hosiery wits cats’ ton prumuaption of 8 ear Tomorrow (that’s Friday) we offer Strong Specials. lage newspaper office and some ser | i vice in the state senate. Janta bit) Women’s Fast Siack Cotton | Women's Bieck Fleeced Hone Rock Ribbed Stockings, with | Children's Wool | GOV. J. A. JOHNSON. | dared, he had the good sense to sit | Stockings, of excellent quali. medium weight, fast color; | double knee: very heavy rib-| ings, that a ee ake ae ~~~ | tight, tote fair and walt for his ere ty, with full white foot, white fit well; wear well, On 10 | bed for boys; finer ribbed for good service, dates without the necessity of | etn ao cpreut. That was four years cubh-ap plates Ginets 1 poo a ‘ IC | iris; regular 260 16 regular 25¢ quality, binding and gagging them while ye, | She dies. @8 dale 12ic quality, On wale ......00G | On sale ....sss00 | support was forced into their tunide | “Since then Johnson has taken e| | Women's Pall Fashioned Pine | Three 45c¢ “SS : pockets, lot of polish and learned « lot’ of | Women's Full Fashioned Black Cotton Stockings, with elastic pairs ee ee eee Just what sort of a man ts this! politics { Cotton Hose, with spliced top. high spliced heel and | Children’s Strong School Stock- | Racine Stocking . whe hy to put! up any lightning rods, who has He made good a% governor, With- | t much fone, he hes been right i a ee ere rene es cnc MM see Me | STAR D UST | FRIDA Women’s Waists FRIDA TWO ROUSING SPECIALS A Word From Josn Wise Jaffected by Misa Sandiego of Celt 49 \ clean-up of every Wool Waist ims 15e AND $1.00 HOUSE WAISIS 49c woolen batistes, nun’s veiling, mohairs, Choose from the biggest line of House Waists in the city tomorrow at 49¢. Materials are blacks, browns, white and cream; pl percales, ginghams, chambrays, dimities, lawns, ducks, sateens and all kinds of wash goods, Colors guaranteed fast; all sizes, from embroidered effects. Regular prices $2.00 to $3.00. BARGAIN FRI- DAY PRICE. 0 ...6.4.24 2.6 32 to 44. Regular prices 75c and $1.00. 49c | BARGAIN FRIDAY PRICE ..... vet Bad NEW RUGS IN NEW SIZES $1.00 and $160 Corseta: drab or soatt sland; noe bose, ries Read This, Mrs. Housekeeper—It's News. RUG SPECIAL FRIDAY. small sizes; not boxed. Price Union Art Squares, sive 12 | Size 9xi2 feet; regular X15 feet; regular $12.00 0: Friday .... 83.35 special Friday 89.00 9 feet by 10-4; regular Site 12x12 feet; regular Friday $1.65 $10.00; Friday special x8 feet; regular $5.60; r doubt oe white, in men's and ¢ heel and dowble sole. 0c | double sole; 250 qual- | tugs, with e knee; all ia j sizes, 5% to 6; regular | sizes; only waite in I om wale . tee eee | ; ie On sale 16c 2%6 qualiy. Ow aple 9c: ) 7 firat confused by the beholders, but | ia r 't proved to be prewes in the case pi the layin’ hem of ope and buckeyes Im the case st —s — from the other. Mixs Manhattan of New oo icken frica® | York looked cool in a lawn deco . |rated with lomons, while Mixs Baton ne sign was that of Miss Nogales of| New Mexico, whowe dream wak oor —— ered with ie | Somebody sage Seite op oll a a * spuptonbuohes borned New York to see the horse cars, | And then give them th ao he «horse (ton boll design. A «triking a | | | What Circumstances Do Stranger-How much do you val we that old horse of yours? Farmer —That old ewayback brute? Oh, about $15. Stranger——Well, | wan told to ia form you that it's Just been killed by a train Farn What! Dear old Bess? Ry gum, man, 1 wouldn't have taken | $180 for that faithtat th “ {180 joronghbred | | A Skein for Be MISSES’ CORSET WAISTS. 50c Missen’ Corset Waist; well made, with shoulder straps Price for Friday 29¢ Brainerd & Armet Floss, Filo Twist Silk; all washable morrow , skein . - 87.25 Friday 83.85 =n the wer Floor Size 10% x12 feet; regular | Size T%x9 feet: regular ie Ever Notice That— 6 Ibs, Best Granulated Sugar for $9.00; F $6.25 $4.50; Friday ....83.35 |The more you defer to any man's ma" Large Spool ‘Thread, | Prejudice, the more prejudiced he ‘She ave white gets? j A 2he pkg. Gold Dust, tomorrow A Cara of Unrate { igeed scsi | 6 i cee Ase FRESH NEW GARDEN SEEDS oe | Official Boglish definition for an| A Well-Known Play. rig ee ee ae 160 saiedens Long Hat Pin .... laumtour ‘eoreman fe ene nian ce y A for se tard ses 8 ze All “s I . “kage ; h wweiecsteas Se Package Hair Pine jnever worked for a tiving at any. | Competition Keen. Shut se Met deo Se packages be! -bhO0ees084 A >@ | Good Tape Line . thing. Seem to have mixed it up| Prosperous Party-—Why are iissey Pe See. ee ae Darning Cotton 1 jwith the Amertean definition of a| being? You are strong and ab ais 10¢ Hooks and Eyes, cand »- ' | professional prizefighter Hobo—I know it; but every tt mids eutnadenedataes: vaya: HAMILTON-BROWN SHOES Good Lead Penstl ‘ ltr f n fob I eet nosed out of It - : - e * Poarl Buttons, G0se8 ses Future Society ttem, dy a contesting delegate The Best Rusewin Pood Cutter Luster Cotton, all eolort# ' | (Miss Theodora Shonts has Int ROE ABER I ile Mg De ao ] jduced a vogne for flowered gowns to barbers<hir ‘hale i > can Haker’s Best Cocoa. 45¢ Good Safety hand-painted.) The reception was a scene A Fancy China Tea Set of 23 white they inst 81.68 Shell Hair Pina, om ' Pin Cabinet . % out; what shall I do with Sapolio or Hand Sapolio, 2 for brilliance. All the w look Harber, t . Throw 1 stunning in thelr elaborate hnnd-| aw ' a6 ot os ~ of the Universal 500-yard Spool painted costa of appropriate de arge can Cottage Drips Syray and white signs, Miss Gu@irte of Oklahoma Heard in a Crowd O-1b. sack Yellow « Stocking Darner 4 wore # delicately limned alfalfa de Did your motherio-law lager “pee ge -Birbroegt Phar + is meat ors, bunch sign: the mint figure tn the attire! long when she died try ht Heme Ceo : MAY MANT Corsets jof Miss Lexington of Kentaety too) No, she was burled the -very Bie Tenn Beinn, soo ve oe ON P. RNS jed fit to grace a Julep; the designs next day.” i , 4 ATTe $c