The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 25, 1908, Page 4

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THE SEATTLE STAR taupe a mea manitesiation of our te hae Y STAR PUBLISHING CO. 1907-1809 Geventh av. ks Mucins | aoe me a ‘ : Aiagnone the EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY ‘ Any luc 4 Ke chi eer » ~~ “Felaahones id BY JOSH | pe sone “ie enhon Private exchanges connecting att parte of the ETE eee a oe seeaen =e Quilding — Sunset, Main 1050 and Independent, 441. uh _ } Nope a Totally Shattereg . f the pereen What are you fishing f ‘Ask for the department or the name o e A Word From Josh Wise. will make ite mowt baynteous frait sige thant a become of : } age look sick by comparison? t : soon him” Ot lai BALLARD STAR AGENCY —22 Maliirt Av Bunegh Mallard soe | nad tae — to the tow Sunset. 1649 es Fleetieg Joy P Heaas & Pi mcg in down, MAL betas , One cont per copy six conte per twenty-five coats per month De aye @ philosopher, “but what tx in| °" ® oN ar t of bein red by Mal Gt CAFMAm No free copies | us that makes ee bappy Husband ‘ dea Ts w . mi We gin'r’'ly made by HG make this q ar » Borered at the Postoffice at Beat w ae second-class matte | on taid True Hut then there's that |? ; ‘ aie | a sawed-off, bald ee ine Louteviile | Ming her back Charity Orga i” TO MATE SO MSCRUNRRS 4 mription expires ix ot headed shrimp of 9 |Next mo . w te live we ‘ = ms ae — Te taken from the Hist A change . . — man tomorrow ‘in, drink constantly, What gives you ‘aha = ~s. woah, at * ‘ How to Write Fiction BO gs glee wee ' Arcade baiiagat NOTION TO sURCRIMRES, pee I's dia way, mum, Years ago dey operated Firat raise w mighty muscle With @) en. nox,” ways the PORT ORCHARD wet. Main 1080. Tua aat. be + and ule’ on me for ‘pendicitia, and accidentally jeft # roll of absorbent cot The State of the Case | swearing section crew, pee of 7 ta oa tanalpeessdamabatiew a dpemmaliapamates spe eNO ton in me What is the matter with the] Then take @ course of walking onl "And why dor have cor he U. 8, naw rh Te this way we can be certate of giving our subscribers a perfect service | ¢ - - ———lnan who in sprawling utder that) | 'Y yard te the only wey | socsobile? | of burglary, of} © aay 4 antomobile F : _— vem . Ta 1 rather think its a case of ner a me re . wey OUT OF THE FRYING PAN - » . » ermramer ‘ j vous. prosaration Baltimore wander under sourtet | FEAR NOT!"--AN EDITORIAL ON THE SUBCONSCIOUS MIND vous * PL ow personally try marriage, a di a A Genes ray voree and double life Tht You » worried, Why Becat you are afraid. Wor And politics and prison fathom rAowrn'’s GAS 3 quite BLL 1S HGH eee renee eenenee Tae: are: Strait) yen, Set toge, and oon BY JDSSIE-M:PARTLON~ Co 1a ser Seat couttyy ste Sate ant THAN EVER . \ ed about healt! ‘on e aft eu w iffe social strife | Me win, Worried about health? You are afraid you ¥ sane when you marry @ vigorous, cvol And then, with pessimistic gib-| 2 and possibly die. Worried about the dear ones? You are brained American girl to & puppet, bers write! ' ' mn | that puppet weer a New York Times. afraid some harm will come to} them You fear poverty, dis | Come to think of it, did you ever it Hurte Worst . " esa / jhear of @ titled fashion plate mar Caroline-~Ghe may be 8 gossip ease, pain, separation. Fear is rying @ poor American girl? Well, but | believe ahe tells the truth. Washington Victim of the Sub- conscious Mind. “L will be all ready if} witt upset ati catabtished rules and be a MAN down and glitter of b hing real bel a it lar tries to break into} any be h position that THE SEATTLE STAR-WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1908. quently the worst form of SSEE_ REPS | LESTER TESETS ESTES _F3E hardly ever! . . t on whe ’ th Pauline—My, dear, the trath ts} with you when you wak xe he j The farce has become #0 thread-} enarerencrene = ewe i n and it is the last} bare that it je misleading to call it} U S N Y rd th your mind before marriage” any longer. Why not oJ avy a oe alllance or «4 marriage Take a trip on the Sound and y | treaty has been formed between vielt the U. & navy ya notice about that|, Mf Diiman nature were so consth | Mies Dotty Dollars and the Duc de battleships Oregon, Neb ' tuted that one person could profit | Cabbage, consideration, one worm: | conain. ay eeu Gal ‘ond man in Washington who sat up| by anothe » expert nee ine satan, on title in exchange for $3,000,000 Pennsylvania, and the treteaing in bed and shot his wife, think pyro ws ae om dapinsage The oe ae ee at ine ship Philadelphia, we mammoth ian i Geadiee Be wy asl ie peg rane ak stacbie akidsiee — re ieee ae realy dry docks, torpedo boats and prison Thore is such « thing as getting redress at the gas offen jy ing fer a LU re ee ong ets of maney tor 6 Frese & nas fe ship Nipsic. Boats leave Seattle | this is how It is Hable to result leep. The doctors admit he that period, 1 might be revived | absoly meaningicss, because 7 thm ‘ly as totlows roietedbces Rina alcatel eee T eee astecy ues |sporadicaily, but would never ob | France repablic now, in enough 6:30, 7:30, 10 &. m; 1:16, & 4:90 = ! e Le +; ’ J was asleep, and there is every /tain favor among the “best people |to make the bottom drop out of the 6:15 vidence of the fact in his} l= am fustitetion as old ax mar | stock ‘ genet Lo al il ieeik aie tense WHOLESALE ai be jriage, {t would seem the acoume-| RKoglend and Germany still ha WHATS THE USE of making /11:30 p.m } de te heart-broken grief lated windom of the ages should | the American dollars, for! garden when the spring millinery! Round trip 60c | DOWN-TOWN STORE Why did he do it? He| er But it docs not a a leant, have ¢ * PABEADE Of | meme hat or No rocks a |. Before a great while tm the) S13-10IS FIRST AVENUE very marriage in as original and « court to exchange for hard cash muy your bat o bh rooks . " t to sleep with the fear! tree from precedent ax the first, but these littl Rhode Ivian ] 31 Becond ay. one 4 Doeeeanet Ot & Gheee eign Se UP-TOWN STORE wen t 4 hing | Co, 1831 he tel oe { Bde pre wciuded ip the feet PUKE ST. WESTLAKE AVE thought active in his mind, We | Hon tn the garden of Eden domes are base imitatioas } - os tae ae Gaon $0 pedipoeste | Although statietios are forever A title is a poor exchenge for a a R one learn he had just bought the}agatast — the every American ruined life, and that is what olve|] wHANK WATERNOUSE @ CO. Ine WALL PAPER I CHEAPER THAN § SOS UP Se sree BAL GUAM WES saat iver. He had been practic. |Betres# planning her marriage with ont of ten international marria a sqverre stg PFACHC= | a titled scion of old world nobility, | mean A DOLLAR IN THE BANK ing with it the previous alter-/ thinks HER married tife will be Metter happiness and a real home MRS. HUGH HOLLIS, He had said as he lay|'®® happy exception to the general! with one of y father's clerks Hnmuples furnished. > Won't do you any more good than « dollar spent at The ene tages egete: “? rule; that HER Ilttle Dac or Count, Mixes America, than the pretense VEDERAL Paine 6 Wall raree Every day in the week is bargain day in our big * if The Quaker says the price is right—you can Bank on ¢ tome extra big savings for sale on Arcade Awaes * Here bd . When he failx to rally to her A mightier barrier than the sea WEONESDAY AND THURSDAY ONLY. fi our house.” And when his t stiful young wife rose to hush otrtatty Aw vege can of went . ‘ yon from the decaying no! 5 D. D D.—Fer ecxema $1.00 bottle, It's cheap at pan should & . * surprised ri bility of Bure « ry ie , ain their little baby, he raised himself in bed, andl, grasping his re-| fo" "eal soemedivereed end the intent toa wort geceeerecyg Castera =©=Seattle’s Fashion §), o-."."*'< cheng iva ; Acbig’® ete a i volver, shot her through the heart [all her friends condole with her to. velopment of a virile nation. The! Outfitti Mart sku as if mag. regular 50c boxes for ...:..; oceee Fear was thé only burglar in that house. The chances of stwed ot res arking coldly You man who offers a tithe for sa } ng Quaker Scalp Otatment—Stops devdruff and filling batr; : 4 certainly ought to have known bet the port of N York ts a repre itching scalp and keeps the hair soft and silky; pet botties real danger to that family were probably not ‘one in a hundred | ter seutative of the old, which doesn't Co., Inc. Yi P Yy. E * Krause’s Liver Pilis—Keep your bowels tn order thousand from the operations of a real houscbreaker, He was) ,,Am¢ the pity of {t all fs that the always mean the best. It quite ou urchase our Entire up @ sluggish liver to proper action; regular %e boxesiters }ilttie count or duc or prince of ofteu means @ worn out «tock, a . Vinot-—ts the tonic you need right now; per bottle ....5.05 only an impecunious young clerk. He had no jewels.or such} some petty kingdom about as big an jingling, gibbering, purposeless | Easter Outfit for a Little EXTRA! EXTRA! . . ja ward in an American city sever! manikin. sete ¢ household things as would normally attract burglars. And)a i ittn him, aud wever, never, no,| I'm for the senator from flinale. | Down and a Litt! le ata Ti % gn Sh peti gen Frere even if there had been jewels, the chances of an entry of his}not if he lived to be # thousand, ‘The thing should be forbidden by | imei 25 men and women. 25 per 25% . de or t yt « - pane ¥ _ house would not have been one in fifty thousand. And yet |Goulé Be realize her {deal of | law. or « heavy tax placed om th TEDDY BEARS—Al! sizes; brown and | MAN There ts bound to be unhappiness foreigner ~~ OUTBURSTS OF he conjured up an image of this danger and siept with this image uppermost in his subconscious mind Did you suppose mind ever ceases it had operations altogether? De Subconscious mind? you know you one doubtful. The best thought of the day is coming to regard sicep a8 a cessation of the memory, rather than of the mind Cases are plentiful where mind has gone on operating with periect logic when there were all the outward manifestations THE PULLINERS at some set time, or in response to some condition out of the usual. it acts like a faithful servant, responsive to the com mand with which it has been charged | Would you tell a faithfol but dull-witted servant that ysts are real? That the creaking of the floor is a sure sign! That every 1 the cover of a dead ieves ger Would it be wise or kind? Would you not rather tell) the servant truth? | And yet we all invite this burglar, fear, into our mental houses. We persuade the subconscious and the conscious | WRONG AGAIN, SHRTIEL mind that perils are at hand; that failure lurks around the} ITS AN INVITATION Por corner; that disease crouches ready for a spring; that poverty or pain is about to leap uf but the despera resorts to materia AT PRS. WAYUPINGTON'S AFTER TOMORROW, AND “UST ABOUT MAVE TigeE Jo YOUR SU/T PRESSED/ nm our dear ones, and that we have ne of the law into our own} hands hh do more harm than good He And the history When God began preparing Joshua for his g said to him at work Lam with thee.” pol “Fear not, for the all greatness, material, it with al and spiritaal, begins casting out of fear 7 | A REPUBLIC DYING OF LAWSUITS The republic of Liberia, established @ years ago by freed American slaves, threatens to break ap into srfall native king do The constitut f th condnet the g country is modeled on that of United States, an | number of educated ne vernmen hearted fashion If You Ave Sending Money to You Should Purchase Drafts From Us or two towns the country actically under the rule of EVERETT TRU ATTEND A SWE CARD PARTY \ great deal of the gy of the people in the capital i taken wp by law ) inhabitant seems entirely happy un he has some case re the courts. These suits are myg-drawn, and t er t of a few « ars one way or the n wt azing solemnity The greatest danger of the republic, however, is that the ra tock appears to be dying out, while the nat Afri rther from the ¢ t are a strong and vigorous race little in common between t two peoples, and outside bride's income when she marries « of sleep. The mind rambles on in dreams—that much at least is evident And there appears to be a constant watch 7) tne i ae ne even in our sleep, kept by this subconscious mind. It take THAN LIKELY WTS ABUL FROM note of sounds and time, and will often rouse the individual} us To Dar Youu WAVE a hieftains. The strongest of these tribes are the Kroo some are pagans and some are Mohammedans, and the in * . . . ¢ of Christianity in the interior is small. A concerted Direct Connections in Fairbanks, native uprising would seriously endanger what is left of the old Nome and Dawson repubi | ——_-—.-— | Everett and Edmonds Fly On The Fiyer SEATTLE-TACOMA ROUTE. are = 35e—Round Trip, s0c. FOUR ROUND TRIPS DAILY, LEAVES SEATTLE — 6:45 and 10:25 a. m., 2:05 and 5:48 | BANKERS New York Building Interest Paid on Savings Accounts om LEAVES TACOMA — 2:36 a, m. and 1. , 3:65 and 7:30 U. SEELEY, Jr. Agent Tel. Main 176. Tacoma— Tel. 212. DEXTER HORTON & CO. oY ICs an easy and convenient way to make your porchases, and we here complete assortment of Men's, Women's and Children's Apparel for you to make your choice from OFF Wednesday and Thursday, y SUB POST OFFICE. As announced a few weeks ago, we want to agape tention to our substations, We have them sow at Sa First Ave. ee well ax Pike St. We issue Money Orders, packages and sell stamps, etc—all just for you. The Quaker Deru 1s Company \f 1012-1015 FIRST AV.——— ce ‘ 2h per cent of INTEND DOING ANY DRESSMAKING FOR EASTER IT’S TIME TO GET AT There are special Dress Goods and Silk Sales arranged for your special benefit—both morning afternoon. SILKS AND DRESS GOODS] 2—HALF-DAY SALES——2 3 FROM 8:30 TILL NOON FROM 8:30 TILL NOON 75c CREPE DE CHINE, B0¢. TS BLACK TAFFETA SILK, 49¢, All Pare Silk Crepe de Chine, 22 inches wide; drapes beauti- | Regularty sold for Thc yard; 27-iuch Al-Stik Back fully: excellent for party dresses, dancing frocks, ete.; colors excellent f wear; contains po reh or dressing? pink, pale blue, reseda, green and cream. From luster; makes beautiful waists, coats and suits, 5 ili noon only, per yard c } From 8:30 tH noon, per yard ’ . = Bo BRILLIANTINE MOHAIRG, B06. } BSc GRANITE CLOTHS, 194. Puli 62 inches wide and re rly sold for She yard; shakes | Always sold for She yard; 38inch Wool Grasite Ge the dust and washes well; colors navy blue, cardinal 3 | colors pink and black only; washes and wears well. end brown, From &:30 till noon, per yard . | From §:30 ti noon, per yard coseeeeeee S0e MOREEN SKIRTING, ane, } 20¢ FRENCH CANVAS, 10¢. ‘ An elegant 50c quality 27-inch Black Moreen Skirting; colors | Dressmakers, take notice of this special; 36-inch Preach @ navy bine, brown and black wear From nothing better for per natural color only; regular 200 quality 0 cll vas 8 From $;:30 (1 noon ard M 35c 50c WASH SILKS .... 39¢ FROM 12 THLG P.M. 76c PONGEE SILKS, ne, noon, per yard FROM 12 TILL 6 P. M. $1.95 BLACK PEAU'DE SOIE SILK, 98¢, me t Large range of pretty stripes, figures and guar | Wee allk for wear; 36 inches wide, anteed wash and bold co! widths 9 inches for Y beautiful black and pure silk; 10 all shades of plain color. From 12 ull 6 p.m. & customer. From 12 till 6 p.m, per per yard . ‘ 48s yard 60c NOVELTY DRESS GOODS, 15¢. 80 different designs of the best spring novelties; 75c PANAMA, 106, Pure Wool, wear guaranteed doesn't spot; shakes the dust éthe, and sold for Gc yard: secure your Mae regular width, and worth 75c yard; all shades, includ potenti Bn: From 12 to 6 p = : ing Diack. From 12 to 6 p. m., per yard 4 Cc) Bic COLORED TAFFETA SILKS, 25e SATEEN An immense gathering of excellent gr Beautifully Mercerized *; Washable; colors Taffetas for drop skirts, | navy, purple, leather, brown, dark brown and black coats; every conceivable shade ts t From 12 Ul! 6 p. m., per-yard 15¢ row, from 12 tu 6 p.m, per ye READ THis DOMESTICS. LOWER FLOOR Se Garden Seeds, 2 for LITTLE §6©BOYS' AND White Cotton Batting Hox Witch Haze! Soa 4 GIRLS’ PLAY SUITS, large, Muffy roll; Lb. 6 rolls Toilet: Paper oe, size; 2he value 18 Wide and roomy; made of Special price, each c “ cer : 126 we k gingham; will save White Cotton Batting, 1-1b. at Blend Coffee... 23 the mother a world of eit. 360 value: weettal Hama, sugar cured. a | work; price joes ee _— Ribbed Fitted only 5 Cc ’ 12ic Vests—Long oF : tte roll 2 high or . Racon, per Ib 16e BOYS’ WASH BLOUSES 94 = Pequot = Sheeting wee all regular and ee Baker's Chocolate, per % Dozens of patterns and for bleached; 36¢ value: spe neck; ait Gas 4 pound 2te all s of boys etal price, + 9 tra large sines. lipton's Tea e pric t 5c yard 32c Price Thursday ++ Fle pe Nok, an ; at Women's 180 Fast Cotton Hose—Very heel and Crescent Haking Powder iced a ‘ black Of per Ib. 206 = late Y phage. Staych white | h Mage Prand Mik, pe — wr i Rib Children’s ‘sey Beat Cascade "Cre bad Union Sulte=aill Butter gies to 10 years. 1 | Shinola Price Thursday