The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 16, 1908, Page 4

THE SHATTLE SKA THE SEATTLE STAR | paige managers if he is to kecp his own promises, He J pledged to continued municiy and the pe Col BY STAR PUBLISHING CO, 1907-1309 Seventh av. | | hi to that this 1 Hed May M ler EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY | promised « the campa republicah mayor Telephones nad a Hn " ’ have the be Private exchanges connecting all parte of the Bly ‘wer . caey . duliding —- Sunset, Main 1050 and Indegendent, 441, «thy sisi fag ad t | ' 1 i now t Ask for the department or the name of the aon aati ‘ oi sired, P 7 ' BALLARD STAR AGENCY —i2) Dative’ Ay Boiiard 906 ha tae . oe 1 has all the mecesta EVERETE STAM AGENCY —Homer Beene Neok ! 1 ! the @ * re lor a st { chief ut IH y weak “ " 1 era bel to | = H atitud ld ! “4 pe 4 ‘ . dischat : ‘f ities and tl every promise made by hit ere & perfect serviee SAMMY AND SAMBO en FORMER MAYOR WILLIAM HICKMAN MOORE MONDAY, | WHOIS SEEING NEW YORK MARCH 1908. “A LETTER FROM A WESTERN GIRL MR. SKYGACK FROM aa Visite the Barth as a ¢ 0 ndent ang nm His Netebook, tees Makes yy, Observat SPENT POUR HOURS, Ad RICKONED, WATCH AS TORRESYRD ‘MN ing NG PRC: TWO FEMALE KAR TH -as “AR Atities Ay inet NOS ~ STAY/ONED BASORE 1 ~ som nt xtend OOK = 1 -0y,; Wore, nt into the toy “>. OME WAS PLACING LAY ARS op 7 CON: Hah tHe, “ST ON LACE MLE OT bgp ” hae ") amusing thing | SLARCH 1 NA SOR SOM, SUSI, 4 and the funny coa 4 "VT 1 want to § t for my next A i NURSES INJURED BY | INSANE WOMAN | }AN OLD DIME MUSEUM STUNT wn And ft got hi toe | j ' hee Tw When William Hickman Moore left the city hall at + REVIVED. The F wor; Now to return to| ate today, after greeting John F. Mille vO t t By Kid M, Daly the a t,t do elther of you patient at ‘ . a Profess¢ We aU, | hy ve in we d sight? | 1 the will of a majority of its people, Seatt t af the tik sala te Sammy: | know a feller what! ' single sigh } id most ¢fficient public servants it has ever ha amie Clatrvoyan believes in single slaht who b vdde To former Mayor Moore this city owes a debt of e| 7 ntessor yond i vi ated Saute, . | r ’ € y owe \ - ie mu are, te he } y to police headq the greater than could have been paid by his re-« tien to How, Sammy: I dunno his name but | New York, March 16 to patr , . , ' od feller D 5 I'm going to kee Her mental eondition will be ex office that he gave up today. If John F. Miller keeps | ; yab, ey-yah, ey-yat pel GIO tg ag A amined into : voyat ‘i my § and tell you ab , 2 promise to continue as clean an administration of vffairs | Same Medium ‘J PR sony you get) ome new things in the | 7 b, ey-yat bing, Bambo, you may | o s 8 sw d the past » years, Judge Moore Samb : » * \ © | whopa. | o eity as has marked the pa FeO FREER, Judg | The Profe Why you ever had your for)" sy! but the sunshine certainly will be entit auch of the credit therefor there ts material for ta , ¢ . » i na | shows ul clothes. It drove a - whet Gameny oalé Sambo anwah. 1 wor a good! eta and with the of his arm and the sweat of his brow b rialiae, eh Ky yah, ¢ The Professor Ah os ' They're | 5 . ° terest And what did the for ‘ | up that those wh live in com ea a . chocolate | tune teller’ tell fou? . ont comfort, so Wi re has blazed a trail th Sambo: She sald Ah wus gona | > caiea a* haat rchist, has wr ' . : heah, white boy, /git shot for stealin’ watahmilyuns. | (00) 0 od coming to two years of the this city that v make it f An ¢ yo mouf off wif) The Profeaser: Cali that a good thing he may | sible for those to the easily perform | ma gi timagoovh |fortune—getting shot for stealing | ne rom anything we have to ir A watermelons? . : vine their duties and to more gre appreciate Sambo: Well, yo . base, Olga. — —_— well marked line of duty closely followed sald Ah wusn’ gona git shot twell "so waist coats are either white | hat of EB. N. Brooks @| » aftah Ab'd done eat de milyuns, ey - ray your hat of BE. rooks Judge Moore steps back into the ranks with yan. ¢ ey-yah, ey-yah jor black satin or velvet, most beau | ao° "isi, Becond av. eos _ DOWN-TOWN STORE cia P i embroid in ron | $O1S-1018 FIRST AVENUE following greater than any other man in S« ee = bright-ox 4 flowers en Store quired. He takes with him the kindest wi ° ory mn some made of things UP-TOWN STOR! acquired e takes with him ki nde V every} PIKE ST me WESTLAKE AVE ver and every mother in thi city | were mighty pretty and, of course ee SesT-orrct sue-sTeTIOn a atisfaction o ell dor ? th " ence * yonmi ve wy tyre lovlare a4ar sati . ion . . y well d 1 with a ¢ . . | | far leas expenaty |] tedll" BeBe [iy hoe soe at wat eo-rgee arcane TL ar, and with the knowledge that e only enemies he has j . . . fg i = “9 FOR BASEBALL GOODS see et dese made are those of whom any honest man n { to} BY JOSH Piper & Taft, 1024.26 Second ay. *** os boast : 0 rom er A Word From Josh Wise. “tf the road every time our con | MAYOR JOHN F. MILLER i corn’s been absorbed, amd the next | j beord will lowe me my job and i have to pay my own expdyne ‘ “ | ode were! bill ° Cute in Prices for quick selling on MON! AND Today at noon John Franklin Miller became in fact and all f we'd see Oh them predatory righ wonta| Did you ever stop to think a Liquid Tooth Wash—Regularly Be pe Aen ; fn name mayor ¢ tle. He takes the office under rst | more th’ sliver} be ail right If they did't bppet | AUS that « Kenutuc Squibb’s Talcum Powse box | ; m Hinin’, the cost of living so mugh.” Gabe Peterman's Discovery- rmanent des favorable circum ees so far as conditions for which the Rosin opined, mournfully plactag |AWN VICTOR TALKING prodnnge mayor is responsible are concerned. He becomes heir to t! f & transparent shaving of Store| Murine—F om © hattle for mest efficient hie el il a ' * — |keeper Hank Peterson's cheese be} MACHINE Laxative Boro Pepeln—~-ttalien iife worth ‘Viving. ‘With every etticte pe ce one ire cepa ents » AS eve tween two trust-made crackers j Coste no more than an in of the SOc size on Monday and ae we will give a o had, and a city freer from vice than at any other time in its ~ | All the same,” Old Man Teilum ) ferior make? With » Victor AstiPain Pitis ™ history. | If the man who says he doce not | PeTsisted, “a great sinister offend te your home, you have an Biuestone—for spraying. per pound ; : tier } |drink is afflicted with “moltyood: |r t# always fooked up to, 1 don't opportunity of hearing Melba, ¢ Schumann Heink Bivestone—A very high grade; 1 1b. is worth : Mayor Miller has but to follow in the footsteps of his! atitis,” a man who does drink must |8* Bobedy paying any atthntiop w all of the other great artists: ( us demonstrate the apecial, per pound " ‘ oo: " bot all to the poverty.#trickes’ crook.” Vietor for you ipe—Per pound predecessor in order to “im good The trail has been | have “toddylitte | head : : you ain't prete = ree Soap—Per bar blazed, and there will be no excuse if he wanders therefrom ‘right about it,” added Su Quaker Special Linen Writing Paper— i» 4 ; : » Up-to-Date Bibliomaniac eles agg se ar, Sh ch at : ‘or by virtue of the vor of the “tf alone he more you pirate more y FREE—With every of this paper on He is mayor by virtue of the votes of the “liberal” element! «sty dear, y waht to nee Mra. | y make a bit, Aln't that so, erman, a oO. day we will give 1 phe. of elopes to Match free ’ of the city. He cannot “make good” and deliver anything ~— ® library J , w~ Largest Victor Dealers in the World. Quaker Cough Drop bn for : ‘ Ml " tate ‘ hat’s eo marvelous about #1? Partly, an’ partly not.” replied * 1406 GECOND AVE, Chewing Gum—2 phew. for in~payment for these votes. Seattle will no longer tolerate “—very book ie a trad stamp Josh Wise. “Capt'n Kidd weren't : anything of a wide-open nature. measures, There must be no half-way | book |reupected till he got rich at the : — | gare, an’ he weren't hanged till he Repector Street Why 40 You) go too blame rich at it.” j Mayor Miller cannot recognize the promises of his cam-| call this a Swiss cheese pavement!) Remarking that it looked ike | — a ra Compiatning § Citte Because there'd be more winter until) jit's so full of holes ‘spring, the philosopher told Peter iiccaet asta son to wrap him up @ dollars) Walting. waiting. waiting sugar and hurry afore the! the open i chasing value of the dollar “x for the * cry lahrunk any more ‘. rohtless r= pias | , | The Oklaboma = legislatare your oil t smoking and Huy aald to be about to pay its early Standard tine mp corn eat has the bardihood to even 0 fresh roasted pea JUDGMENTS OF JOSH Wise ~~ a bar Many-Sales Day} Tuesday the ney lvania consin, Per aud the = trainin 3, 4:30 and 6 p. mm. ridays boats leace House Paint, 15¢. Ball-Bearing Wringer, 1 7 7:30 ss 3 25e Ready Mixed House $3.19. ,iaieee ‘ owell Wringer Co. rip & hold Paint; al! colors; a | [he Lowell Wringer ( When Josh Wise dropped into! Rerum ‘a’ great he | 3 3 $4.50 Bicycle Ball Bearing the store the boys were discussing | Wom. © kroe walle tm te ] Sood size can of Al quality Wringer, 3-year guaran malefactors of greet wealth te lacie ted. a omer H paint; spec cas auaekik. By grab.” Old Man Teliam was | °° ‘cluded to the tm 15c 1: iT ayy $3 19 saying. “ft kinder admire t cap —-— —-—— Besos coccvcons iesda esecee ° tains of fim the way they get : | eway with Not in a Milk Trust}, Huh Mart Mudd. “Ia | Sad Irons, 98¢ Set. just as Hef stand by and admire a . 9 $1.50 Three-Pic Set bore constructor swallering # shoat or 1¢ S 5 Seeabis |s-s0e a, trust oa ing up & small stock On Mr 1 don't see anything In it to i for Puge oe ap yon Ss Rianeons , te no ia original and genuine cial Tr extreme Blermascnriin ba Avoid cheap substitates pound special .. At your Soda Fouotsis 20 Pool Tables Largest Pool Room in city—The |} 3 glass of 3 mic “e Meited ' Oriental, 1413 Third Av, near Pike ik—hot—makes « delicious and Spray Pump, 69¢. Shoe Polish, 5¢. ; Ne REN es | retceabing iach on a cold: day $i ib Myers’ Extra Stro A 10c box of the well : Ask for Horlick’s Brass Tube Spray Pu sale he thet ie mi se +p Ment Shi mp, a re THE SHOEMAKER Stirring the powder in hot water or trees and p vaseline to If you can't get boot makes a nourishing, igestibie food extreme special ff shoes to fit you, get them n drink, better than tea or coflee—no to measure at cook A cupful—het—on retir 217 JAMES STREET a induces restful sleep. Tea Spoons, Set, 5¢ set of 6 allace Tea Pots, 17¢. 15¢ Bros.’ Heavy St ed Tipped Patt { 30c Beaut Spring Clothing for Men and Boys Eastern Outfitting Co. ior use; Tu ay set Incorporated Conclusive evidence of the high char “Many-Use” Oil, 5¢. Cups and Saucers, ide m ~d our Men's Clothi He ae ye stn hein” of the: das Pair. Y nts made of r Se TY frog? China fabric workmanship a Sie: * ( 3 oe Meena Pci i py Account by ied hp eS one: lubr te 2 and fully de € very sf ith Us tin ) extra charge is made for credit polishe cial Tr accommodation, and you'll find that it ts EASTERN OUTFITTING CO., Inc. Second Avenue and Union Street “‘Seattle’s Reliable Credit House’’ Se eeeedeierenenanatoniasaey Spe | ger & Hurlbut els AVENUE ANDO UNION STREET may | ing during seasions, but ao member | U.S. Navy Yard | Big Glove "sal ste the U, navy vied, ob. sne] tattlerbips Oregon, Nebraska, W Monster Special Purchase of 500 Pairs Men's High Grade Western Buckskin Asbestos ship Phitadeiphia, .ne mammoth | Tanned Working Gloves; special dry docks torpedo boats and prison | Tuesday, worth double, pair ...... 79¢ 10. times ‘Samy pre the Friday ea| follows cruisers Colorado and | 80, 9, 10 and 11:20 a m.;/ The Quaker Drug 1013-1015 FIRST AV. Two Stores more? What more strongly presses civic pride than b ful lawns and gardens? {Our Bushes AreField The Kinds the “Best for the West” Get Ready for 1909, A.-Y.-P.-E. NEW SILK AND NET W. $5.00, $6.00 and $7.00 Values at Au $10 BLACK VOILE SKIRTS, $6.98 Imported Altman Voile —S-band Taffeta Sik | Taffeta Silk, Jap Sitk and Fancy Lace and Net below knee; reguiar | Styles for spring aud summ 1908. AN plain $10.00 value— cluding black and white; also a big line of Plaid 62% The Ecra Net Waists in this very pretty worth $6.00 each On SALE TUESDAY $: (Torspay’ S SALE OF RICH BLACK 75c 27-Inch Black Taffeta Silk, A9¢. $6.98 12\4e LAWNS, 640-26 and 4 Regularly sold for Téc; 27-Inch Black phe tn White Lawns, i2%e and me areh or dress xoelhe waists lSe values! special 1 fect, fast dye and good black; rare value; Taeedajj, 10 PER CENT. OFF ON ALL India Linons, Persian Lawnea, Freneh Lawns. Mercerized $1. 00 36-Inch Black Taffeta Silk, nd of Blact look ap a Batiste, etc.; va tre 1M . r - " to 650; special prices Pe & Ae pete WM ee Oe, $1.15 30-Inch Black T affeta Silk, DOTTED 8Wi8S—White on special price This one is certainty a dandy for the lar price per yard at our special sale Tuesda can 36-INCH LAWNS—Ligh( colors with block figures an¢ ull 20 inches wide i to wear well: euita ferskirts; Tuesday dark colors; 150 and Ife values cial priee, yard ape yard $1.35 36- Tnch Black Ant De Soie Silk, ty of bea Room-Size Rug Speciats Axminster, 9x12 feet; regular value $27.50 ts, waists and Velvet Ruge—Size ox pet, regular $25.50 oe 019.85 Corsets $1.00 Tuesday Tineh Rajah 8 Ruse Hamilton-Brown Shoes <9 PIC- Os rewens sun