The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 12, 1908, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PUBLISHING CO. 1907-1309 Beventh av. EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY Teleshones— Private exchanges connecting all parte of the ee building — Sunset, Main 1050 and Independent, 441. cf Ask for the department or the name of the person ™ sired, BALLARD STAR AGENCY Buneet, Baltard 506 RVRRETT STAR AGENCY- TO MATL. SUNSCHEMEIS 2 cortain of @ . & ponte Sidenmeinentiiene on — SELECTING JUDGES The plan of the Seattle \ Organiza a ti with th 1 a a i eme be I Lawyers w .n i Ot a i" lie in an honest j and t e they w public th r pr ary v be In politic tl \ b know a t i be ¢ our super er The ordinary y lawyer v ! the t rj al honors, I ay i they may belong to the same lodge. But a good fel re One who is acceptable to your w lodge, doesn’t always make a g The lawyers are better able to tell you, and al may be some of them you wouldn't always belix majority of them will tell you the truth THE NATION WITHOUT AN ARMY On the heels of the destruction of o gihilation of our army. These magazine-article wars are causts of slaughter! But Lieut. Hugh Johnson, who does to the a Henry Reuterdahl did to the navy, makes wl case. He says that men will not en dwindling for lack of recruits, that ¢ with no takers He points out how Germany on the east or Japan « west could land men in their impressed merchant liners on} either shore faster than we could arm and get them there fr om | the states—and they would be superb soldiers, magnificently armed, with modern hospital corps and tested commissariat Ours would be raw militia, with no cohesion, no manage Ment worth mentioning—lambs to the slaughter And we go swaggering abou Philippine possessions, San Domin and loudly shouted Monroe doctrines on our shoulde and Cuban occ faw schoolboy breathing out threatenings and slaughter convention of Wild Bills or Bat Mastersons! Doesn't it make your patriotic flesh creep? It wouldn't be s6 daunting if we hadn't shoved ourselves into the circle of the world’s. bullies, and spat through our teeth, loudly assert-! : y “World Power.” ni stele seems to | Ob. 1 so much eajoyed the discus ing that we'are a “World Pow Lieut. Johnson seems t sion between Mrs prove that we have enormous military capacity anc but during the first year or so of a war—and modern decided in a few months—we have no military power tight. Let's admit it-in such a case our military power star on a foundation of bluif—and the world knows what cards we hold What are we going to do about it? We have never found a way to make army life systems feally usefttl-to the soldier. We might do it. We might make the army the greatest school in the whole world have need of some way of employing their time nically, intellectually—as they might elect? Why not make every camp an academy, every fortif a college, every military reservation a university? Ladies’ Cushion Sole Shoes FOR TENDER FEET and 217 PIKE STREET For FRIDAY and SATURDAY Vici Kid, lace, hand turn or welted #« The easiest shoe made for tender feet SATURDAY See our 60¢ yr two ¢ p-to-date Cost no more than other good shoes. $4.00 and $3= Raymond & Hoyt 405 Pike St Signs Main. 989. Dest Ranch Kee Good Iowa Butte 500 Pike St. THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1908. “/A LETTER FROM A WESTERN GIRL | WHO IS SEEING NEW YORK our college sgudent bodies spirit that woul uch an educatior WUTING FANG, THE HUMAN QUESTION MARK a », how: | yesterday while Louise | jand I were shopping, she maid whe | _DOWN-TOWN STORE walting for the enenge a) y dressed young woman ca ———-ww | PUKE ST. WESTLAKE AVE. SHOE SALE If you know an raise money at once FREDLUNO, HORNBERG & LARGON, 705 Pike Gtreet meets hat on & » matter how few » get onto your hang! If lowe you your Pang? BY JOSH A More Charming Assortment of Tailored Suits women of Seattle Outfitting Co. Incorporated r showing this yeu A Word From Josh Wise. that goes to make | keeps his boys grinding steadily at! their desks, but sometimes permite to nibble from ther boxes as they work © little at a time will no extra charge te 4 Second Avenue and Union Street “*Seaitle’s Reliable Credit House”’ navy, comes t “Don't think all th’ > hotheed thal one pupil wan | ng more attention to wpry | D1 Pats commanded the tee erhap! © many men want to be ‘wi rit you pay attenthow te won the principhethat it ts “UR WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANT, | better to give than to recelve . yore Orrens in asstere. GABLE SERVICE Yo aLa THE WoRLD. tm maoatei, alr “Listening, are youT Then you're Hatenting } nd gon toons thet with one car and eating ple with | Harper's Weekty, Agriculture! Discussion Ashley & Bailey's FAMOUS That Sel! the Country A Point Overlooked. See 266 of ge > 38 Collest 5 extre ne Sew Tork, Pod. £4,1908, “"yenton*o, EIIL---tnd ave. t is the advantage of know ing Beperanto™ i tok | bet not whiskers you meet énhother ce world with the to | to each other “peattie. ts. Taree bustret thonseand G0Ller panto wale of silks ot aneticn Tharetay Sever bonght goed oilke Se lew. as rusbing our portion freight ant express unde the digest oale over. But it seems almont | any other language, H » of Napoleon. j r ink that any reassurance was needed that BO per yard, This was a point that the en-/ One kick on the thusiast hed overtooked. riving at a jory verdict by Mippieg & coin te that the verdict might be) considered too Nip U. S. Navy Yard battionhips Oregon, Nebraska, W . the cruisers Colorado A Tense Silence. Wife (who has been at the clad) tol a ALWAYS OF ER. MONEY TRANSYEANED BY TEcCRaPH. CABLE OFFICE ‘orke and Mrs resources I made eure that not a word Husband (cynically) have been gagged You must |ship Philadelphia | Gry docks, torpedo boats and prison | Boats leave Seattle | except Friday The telegram tells the story. Mr. London’s enthusiasm may be read between the lines, for a finer, nicer lot of Silks was never shown You'll have to admit it when you see this Silk. Itis: simply great---this gathering of richest dark and medium tone PLAIDS, STRIPES, CHECKS, FETAS; EVERY PIECE PERFECT; made to sell at $1.00, $ It’s the chance of a lifetime. All new, choie 20 to 27 inches wide. THEY ARE YOURS 49c PER YARD. COME EARLY. UNDERWEAR FOR WOMEN ving Bale of Underwear and Hosiery—Special- ly Priced Goods That You Need Now. », ight weight Cotton Union Suits, for button down front A Well-Known Pipe Dream. The lottery ticket tale’s abroad it tells of the surprise Of him who thought It worthless til! It copped the biggest prize. Tin a story that 10 times daily 7:30, 9, 10 and 11:30 @ m.; | 1:15, 2, 8. 4:20 and 6p. m. | On Fridays beats leave at in Seatt e 1:15, 3 and 4:30 p. m it can't be taken without salt. Round trip 500 A Notable Performance acighborhood of a doren ships will Why A member of the Schoo! Board of | be ineluded in the feot make the army a school in which the boys under 20 might . roll, and come out in five years educated men—manually, t and $1.50 a yard. and clean. The. Rest Shoe Repairing to | the City While You Walt a7 sames iT. The boys would clamor to get inthem. There would be something Friday's Money 79c vests are high special Friday Very fine cotton % neck, with long or short sleeves, or low neck ves or sleeveless ankle or knee length pants are 29c 35c with 15¢ » Vests and Pants, of good *"18¢ Black Cotton Hose, © Ladies’ Gaure Lisle Hose, of superior quality popular shades of pink, red or biue Extra large sixes, Bargains Every day at the Pike street money sav- ing store. New Metropolitan Grocery Co., 801.803 Pike St Sleeveless Vesta, pants ankle or h and extra large HOSIERY FOR WOMEN Silk Embroidered Fine tra spliced heel, double process dye special Friday ASSORTED COOKIES . 8cdoz., two for 15¢ SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY AND 407 Pike Street 25c 15¢ R. & G. CORSETS $1.00 Wait Pages Fast Black Fine Cotton Stockings FOR FRIDAY Challies, all colors and 1412 1st Ave. tnd. A 2987. } LBS. HALIBUT 25¢ Free Delivery Special for friday and Sat urday LOOK OUT! FRIDAY AND SATURDAY amen Dairy Also best ling of delicate CADY'S NEW BUTTER STORE Cow BUTTER STORE, Panteucteed Mts and Cronia First and Pike and to leas than 16 minutes) 4 ' (tried over $10 wor t vetle 7, ta or at vegan ' it wn to the impa noe cat & Owal hte ne woman had 4 lectothe. nnection betwee, sense, & stan = WHOLESALE $013 -1015 FIRST AVENUE UP-TOWN STORE — we RNR ANeES me crates, wor FREE On Friday and Saturday we « © away absob 500,000 Sweet Pea Seeds. his hildrea—wiy Sweet Pes Every customer for the seking © pachage of choice R sorted colors, free Perfume Bargains. Prices on delicious odors tha can't afford 4 On sale for two days only be Friday and Saturday. Pivers’ Le Trefie—Kegularly 75 ox; special, per on ,,, All Pivere’ Other Odors—Worth from The to $1.00 ounes: per on Pinaud’s Perfume Banzai—A delightful Oriental odor Pinaud’s Eesence of Violet de Parme or Violet Reine— Wy on; apecial, per o«. +e Lundborg’s Violet Extract—The finest violet made Lundborg in fancy boxes. Put up in on sell al 36 6 Our regular cut rat each * 4 Le Fevre's Famous Chiorts Violette Extract—tn supposed to sell at $1.90; our price of Hearts Eastman’s Perfumes—Qucen Easter Violettes, Pink Roses, Ben Hur, Rose of Kil Every odor worth Tic on. Extra special om 7 and Saturday only, your choice of any odor, per @& su Not more than 3 ounces to a customer, The Quaker Drug 1013-1016 FIRST AV- ‘Two Stores 22088 eeatereeercss From the tion Sale Heid in be sold at— Ag Heves York, Sew York. TARTANS, POPLINS, TAF UNTIL NOON FRIDAY. $1.00 Women’s Waists 39¢ Women’s House Waists, made of lawns, peril cales, chambrays, ducks and all kinds off summer wash materials. Plain colors, fig ures, dots and stripes. Colors guarantetd absolutely fast. All sizes, fro m 32 to 4 eee prices 75¢ to $1.00—On § i} iday Forenoon.....- Women’s White Waists 98¢ Regular $1.50 and $2.00 Values. A new shipment of White Lawn andl Linon W . bought by us to retail af $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00. Very pretty d signs; every one new \ll sizes, up t0%8 We will place part of this shipment 00} sale Friday—-Wour Choice . 98 WOOL SMYRNA nd REVERSIBLE RUGS $3.50 value, for Friday only— $1.75