The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 1, 1908, Page 4

PTI ITALERI II $ § a methods of the health department of Panama. They Tee STAR— WED! E par ULY 1. 1908, #0 yough dat ebery time he tries | our eltizens arrived ff ¢ — |owned by G. Howle We , The terprising jert r and THE SEATTLE STAR | rice sue . BY STAR PUBLISHING Co. 1907-1309 Seventh Ave, | Puyallup, June 90th firet Sarg Bay re , v 78° " = *, '. utomobile to be owned by one of | *'* a ein it Mg EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY, at Oe BY CYNTHIA oREY: BY JOSH = 2 j ~| 1 els et ll = e ma PHONES many avons, Ht oe aTOTHLT 4 wong prem seen Wins jgotantvred man to two ont oe! Wmcesue CTHE QUAAKER~S == nee tn Just such lowly wourees, | V wavec's anit toave hemo than you) es DRUG co. h These are exchanges, and connect with all de And--think of {t—why not? There have, T live th & ee ae partmente—ask for department or mame of person she is, the bride, steaming over a , | _ DOWN-TOWN STORE use YOUR PHONE | yeu want. hot stove, her front hatr in strings 9013-1015 FIRST AVENUE IMD. 2015 ~ ~ main pe om . 1 t flecked with flying “Like a do will | Kemith—I've bought an automo ~ BALLARD STAR AGENCY —121 Malard A Natiard | her eng A geal Flag oh OT UP-TOWN STORE We DELIVER b: and her fingers bits ne | ne 0 vile EVERETT STAR AGHNOY—torrett Bros, 1108 Nookotollor Av. Munset 1088, | fat blood fe almost burating throw Cin't hungry, « nag-| Pionos—Ah, I was wondering fy AVE. FREE TO ALL SEATTLBS or twe five cante per month, Dew | her face and ahe feels the perspire | aging man will nag Kemith Wondering v -— } | Pree PHowes a 2k tion streaming down her spine | Then something HE says irritates her, Can anyone blame ber for | f when he ain't angry.”| Piones What had ore cs yur Wateh and your dia <2 =e Lace | te. fe your aut t wanding to ease hor mind by having | a In Demand, from the list A change 7 . / @ quarre os Let's invite him tnto our game i'n man happens to pass through | He was holding down the parlor} (Cnt (nti'e Mim pate Siar tall (0 ream | the kitchen during the beefateak | #0fa while she was doing @ plano) oie siwayn @ low K you ordoal let him tread Mghtly and | *tunt > datktenn! - very | with his tongue held well between | “W ay Go yon sed only reneloUs |) Passenger—Hoatman, hadn't we mina [hin tooth, and let the wise wife plecen” he asked ether Dall but the bout? tie b “ae ni "we cam be certain of giving eur subscribers « perfect serve | cow that aho is all mine," sald nl toe ba x let the wise wite ro | ier suse this ia an upright pt ’ tor ball the bout? It's half} i ‘ the “only he young husband fondly oh oo same hen ano. oe » ned wit ue a a Pm mn oie a | the young husband fond T shall » with a man when he fs #haw | 4 oh plained |} Irish Boatman--Niver motnd, sor ee ~~ eT try to keep her perfectly happy He has a be aie Go te keep 7 f ing © has 6 ean do to kee; Sure, she'll be all full soon, and = = joment late rebelde . the Dear Old Farm, | 6 ER” “1s THE) A” later the | atrl-bride | from cutting his throat, Shaving is| Summer on then’ the ‘Geka Bil ven ont eves REAL “WORLD-POW alt, to my 1 the finger | gn interoating operation: any wom-| Farmér—I got av inquiry about | te sane KIND WE WANT Ser ee edd Ting rm {AB can understand that ff abe tx ob-| summer board from & man who whiapere ith beaming eyes, “I'm o @ bath in} serving. It takes & man'é whole| wants to know is there a t . ood " traveler the dining ca of a [Brine to. ry #0 hard to.be & 8004 | strontion, He doesn’t like to discusg| the house, What'll I tell ‘em, Je-| ., A Ms v «fal +t pote Ba: fe te) | wife to himt the theatre nor the grocer’s bills rushy? eg ee The tt ee { ; tid ‘ he Cut ‘ik cui I twisted that’ band ot duit gold |*e,theatre nor the grocers bille.. | | rummy? | Ot a rut ngs for t waktast, : ; The busy picture season {s on, and no mere man t dic y good to the Cubans by sending}... , tn ear e 4 - an’t give you tried eags, bos : ey ener ea We id Any g : tat * Jabout her finger ast watd, halt foar| wot” ie is vastly safor for tho wite|‘Tell ‘em if thoy need aobath we'd] |, Cant kive you rind exey bows” f Of woman can afford to be without the pleasures i 1 I know something that wil wcthay Rtore they |the ne ‘ nformed hi les our army and navy to expel Spain may be doubted by some; oe 1 ih She et he to refrain trom asking questions if} ad - a to take tt Detore they). son you want to walt ti! well that come through the possession of a Kodak. Our Aap : ae: 8 hee i ‘ she values bis happiness and hers | com oe | ak but we met there a foe more powerful than Spain, and con-} erik mo bey tO ro | she, will ma a aiguitiod, sym: | neemins uit : | -AWhy, how’s that? clerks will be glad to show you how to operate one, f ; a . pathetic aile until he ts whaved,| “Ww brought you to the prison | fod. «x: ag PrR aC aNEy % he d Seen al ; quered it, When this fearful antagonist was routed it helped | rack Cnck’ deodien andauns tad tale | eu ine poor fellow?" . | “Well, de cook he sex do road's! and if you don’t want to develop ; int we'll do the “whole world, and harmed no one. It was a victory of| , She ohieeted. “Oh, but Roger and |, heal | “f married a new woman.” =— anton “| that for you at CUT RATES. ( ‘ pach other that ¥?| LEARN NOT TO TALK at cer! “Aha—and she was so dominger-| OPEN TO VISITORS EVERY DAY. | mut sald, “BUT DON’T | t have ¢ peace in the midst of war, The hero who gave the race the} shall alwa: ways talk the ing tank—works in daylight |tatn times jing and mannish and unbearable! The whole Atlantic fleet will be Just keep still, everybody, when/ thet It drove you to a desperate |at the navy yard o few days more 7 y diec f yestilence, but the triumph remained a All right Be anges ag Bind yyy <td > = this tentilote Sinod : victory died of the | » ¢ P e bis IT WHEN YOU ARE FRYING things seem to be going w « de a eh : flee the battleship Rhode Island tn The Quaker Drug Company triumph, This was the conquest of yellow fever. a BERPSTRAK If there is anything that must be Yo; the old woman turned up."| the dry dock. Boats leave pier 2, Save. Seacon gh gs ony aR it afterwards, when the foot of Yesler way, ten times daily, Isai, pingr ay — ate pine OF | We are putting $300,000,000 into a ditch across Panama. | our way Paese Wil never be »01 and calm and quiet “Don't follow me, pup,” sald the Round trip fare, 60 cents oe The French failed, but we are succeeding. We are moving dirt | any misundorstandings betwoen us * " 4 | for we shall start by talking every so fast that itis a marvel to the engineering world. Mr. Stev-| thing over " | NOT WHILE YOU ARE TRY Ct 9 ens, who was in charge of the work, says it will be of no use |iwq TO SHAVE,” I said. ses " " } hey both laughed. Beefateak when it is done, but we are going on with it, firm in the faith | They both laugh po beg sige ond that a short cut that will avoid 15,000 miles of steaming be- | rose-colored ®, but such home . os eo ly things have more to do with tween the twa sides of a continent will finally pay. As the big | wedded bliss than most of na like to ditch moves steadily on to completion, every American heart} admit. Many unkind words, tn fact od |GIRL GIVEN RICH PRIZE FOR SHOOTING AT NEGRO. swells with pardonable pride in the d But the digging of the ditch is in all probability secondary to another achievement at Panama, which will be farther reach ing than any possible triumph of engineering? We have estab-| lished an experimental station in decent living in the tropics TWO THOUSAND MEN AND NINE WEEKS’ TIME WILL BE REQUIRED TO PUT THE TRACK OF JUST ONE RAILWAY AS IT WAS BEFORE THE MONTANA FLOOD SEE THE DISPAT€H IN MONDAY NIGHT'S STAR FOR VERIFICATION OF THIS STATEMENT—THE VALUE OF DAMAGED MERCHANDIZE IS TREMENDOUS—LONDON HAS THE GOODS ON SALE—SOME NOT A BIT HURT. for which the world has been waiting ° Ever since we began talking of the Isthmian canal its op-| ponents have said that we should lose hundreds of thousands of lives in the work. Panama was the heme of pestilence Malaria was a part of the every-day life and yellow feves was | perennial. Other places had yellow jack his permanent dwelling place, and the national flag of the isth mus should have been the saffron banner of plague. 7 this, and they said true. But we have made a city down there where yellow fever| and malaria are unknown. We have fo these diseases, and we have made a healthy town in the home of the fevers. It is all a matter of taking intelligent pains | Mosquitoes must not be allowed to breed. There must be no} @ndrained swamps, no stagnant water. There niust be no cess g, MBOPFTESTEESEPS ES QSeE. TETE ETRE WUE sees a2 mes; Panama was Special Sale of Cushion Tops With o¢ without nd out the causes of old | backs; is and open sewers for typhoid. Water must be sterilized Cushi é a oe Ss ies must be fought. Rats must be ext inated. E ONS 1 y “a; val to 400. rsday 25c for a germ must be hunted out and kil eity as free from disease as those of the Resul ELLEN QUARTERMAN, (Star Special Service.) | THOMASVIL June 20. Cc For engaging In @ revolver duel at th a negro whi erm her home and attacked he Mise Ellen Quarterman, 14, has . resented with a diamond atch and a pearl-handied y the citizens of Thomas brethren of the disease-ridden littorals of South Mexico are beginning to see the tremendous importance of the R4EVESE FOOPZPSERS OAR POE ¢ send ing committces to find. out how we do it. The good health agious, ‘The lazarett buys a Cue ht ready t White or black, for men, wom- en and children; covered cork soles that pro- tect the o feet. Spe- clal, pair ++ BOE 1" We must have a thoo sand designs for your choosing. All tuffed with bes flows pillows. Or special sale tomorrow the canal zone bids fair to become o of South America are likely to be wiped out by a wave of hygiene from our good health breeding station on the i g & This will be worth more than the canal. A reat world} power is the one that shows the world how to live. New Zea land and Switzerland are far more important as world powers f i today than is Russia. And if we can show how life in the ics may be made healthful, we shall open the way for the de =o 6 ) }time I will ki y | opment of millions of square milvs of the world’s richest lands,| The girl made no reply ovher than} on which the people of the future will live in comfort a: i: aaah eee Rk BBON *KERCHIEFS ty. Such plague spots as Bombay and Calcutta will learn how jot the hou 1 enc mes Dogs to purge themselves of their disease, and we shall have done|**4! are searching for him ” more good than the optimistic ever dreamed of Should Please the Chickens. “So shines a good deed in a naughty world.” : Real Mexican @rawn work Handker. regular use to doe and widths to Inchee: apecial 15c ; ¥ew vis flava ive me a short mena for a} chicken dinne 7 That's easily done. Purse of} The city-of Denver is setting an example to her sister] oats, cracked corn and pulverized ‘Cities of tire west that it would be well for all of them to follow. With no meeting place within her limits capable of ¢aring for more than an average sized convention, her citi zens we landed it ‘ Then these same citizens got together and. determined that they should build the finest convention hall in the count ate SHIRIS Neewlar Prices, 9 te 810 ut after the democratic, national convention and Regular Prices, t5¢ and 396 Regular Prices, Te and $1 Lawn, Gingham, Cham Regular Prices, $1 and $1.50 Reautifal White Lawn and India Linon Walsts, «lightly oiled, nicely trimmed in Worth $5.95 to S10 Choice of any Waist tn the house, Taffeta @ilx, China Broadcloth, vet Jocks and vel br Percale Catico in ail axes from 33 Cape, satin lined With a spirit that found expression in, the days of ‘49 in the . ere at ibe and S0¢ dark colgts.' Flood Gale back oF won't last long at this} Fivod Sale price price ) term “Pike's Peak or Bust!” these Denver men went to their| B labors, and when the densocratic national c: to order next Tuesday it will be in one of the best coms ention places to be found anywhere in the United States, It is within sa block of the principal business street of the city, therefor Monvenient to hotels. It surpasses in every way the Chicago, and, althor E million dollars, it should : Such a structure in Sale price: tion i alle Dress Up for the “Fourth”: and remember that if a HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR PRICES FLOODED commer sehen! @ Diack lace Hose, double sole 1 2ic 4 10c Rolls Toilet Paper FLOOD SALE HAMMOCKS The Water's Fine—You Will Surely Be in It With London’s BATHING SUIT BARGAINS scarcity of cash would h erected at a cos a good inve eem to hinder the buy would give us a much more Prominent place in the list of convention citic ing of the new apparel, our Liberal Credit Plan lide ‘ind be Oe will solve the difficulty STATEMENT OF CONDITION for you may opef an NOW 1s TOUR TIE canes tade SUNBONNETS dawn and a little at a Under State Examiner's Cali of May 14, 1908. time) for anything se P mplet Ra the city. @ ra Mie ons wal ee ais " aPiqtet,sooa oot Manin ate nn i “FACE CREAM | ‘eg wa stogk ‘pate fn $998,418.90 of Summer Apparel ) pews Of braid and’ e rb ae eee ar. Berta tomertew POE eal estate, furniture ‘ PI pics . and fixtures $2,748.20 profiee .... 4419.68 |p for Men, Women and MPRCIAL BIRECKS vem sineueisoned pe Cash on hand $20,815.94 se wccee @61,817.88 | ( Idren 2% Oo 8 « -* In banks 81,153.56 ; hil ee © Saciiag oy Orrring aw - 111,959.90 y Prices right, style AUSTRIAN LAWNS we PTS $7.00 W Rathing Mite Pane peeetract and safe @ right. No extra charge lien o . tech Wpemens Bekins Gan ° 98 posit plants 158,998 84 | al ° ve ow $8.08 w ne Phe ‘ ‘oe pewe for credi® accommoda j 4a Flood Wale Ge edbd ' u « One Te) 593,462 9 462.0 tion is ee | Pe) Deposits Riaye 1% 1908 ve bg gt aed d be 5 Fobrwamy 1A Witp.e. . £ t n 1 $1.08 volue mt Iacwainge .. baits Pe yee ‘ 1 4) Bale ot 7%e« | a —— = : aaa ie Ge ah Heth cx Outfitting Co, ©, Berna © FP. TORMM €'O., IkC,, Rime Oyeerseec ee ; . ae 7” hat: hw Baovat adeib Bee velorre® ie! bi beg re - (line.) ; ® we “ee mt ‘, 4 i ae S SHIR | 103° 16%, 995, 9% Jokowton» a ‘ ses | A + mae sah HENS WORK SHIRTS, 890 bis oy Bits, Hat lo 3 ow Teng a ee —_ Oe rae Pie-28° Seepne Dm Pies G a i i t MER, APrENTH PP Unie “ Sale )) DOMNING, manentits @ HvER, amg: edeer = Fe en hae neo apy, 0° SEE . oe é: e,° Be st ad @ %e ee .° >