The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 8, 1908, Page 4

® the newspapers, to kill off the plague carriers, the rats, THE STAR—WEDNEADAY, ULY 8, 1908. tution. put THE SEATTLE STAR EVERY AFTERNOON EXC! Hotter living and higher ideals, we | maken a home. . Main 1060, ¢all it the growth of civilization or “Tres 7 orate all walter % PHONES | is — be . ee ae EE ag, mT we | ‘Thee are exchanges, and connect with all de A WORD FROM JOSH WISE. Yu kan't ‘sik th’ Gagan If yu don’t iSeo change of time for Navy Yard |ium, Take a # eee fee aparienent: a BOND OF PerNOR know it boata #9* | tired fooling ae pice ~———e | Tellin’ * aoa wot yu are| gm — BALLARD STAR AGMNOY—211 Wainrd Av. Sunset, Matlard 106 Yh, AE. Wy, ETT STAR AGENCY —Horrett Bros, 2704 Rockefeller Av, Sunset “Life te full of eur} A Woman ma ‘rive a close bar a hr | Bin, but she's @ great time consum le per week, twenty-five cents pe prises, inciudin’ t ——————— na dls y hl idee! # {Fan uncertain trath creates: mor aan hard-ter-ple int Entered at the Postoffice ‘at Seattle, Washington, as O'l Meplahun than a well-founded He , The. date when Fe TRarees lauet et euch Paper. When (hat dat doan't stan muta ckans’ with @ Nese pala tn brain storm the addres | " er - A fool may create nu designe, bat | ICE TO suBSC Ma Zour C08, Tah Moun main attic New Truths by an Old Liar, [it takes a wise man tu design nu/ by tb oiclock any our _— y craations JO KOS. meet, Main 1080) Ind det w and 1:20 o'clock, ‘ & copy at once, If you should mins It more ghan once, please telephone us every Yu kant keep plump on promises. rt Where thaira a “will thalrs usual we cam be certain of giving eur subscribers @ perfect serviegm [yo a gauatble. y war The Altitude of Benevolence. He—Phrenologists locate benevo lence tly at the top of the head.) | mitey sisplahus. | She—Yea; as fa rfrom the pocket | Hi GILL ANDTHE BUBONIC RATS | Necossity is th’ mother ov hurry. | boa ax porsible.Judge A little woman now an’ then plays overty makes sum folks ackt fashionable shades of blue, bro ‘ fi havoc with a lot ov men Our Daily toe. There is no longer any dowdt about it. hav bin deceaved Once more, altogethe Hi Gill ig a direct descendant of the famous Jack and Jill,| by sumone else's eyes, In sorrow we're pun —all of them mac Privilege ain't mutch good ‘thout Tee warmor the weather, ; who climbed a hill money The smaller the chunk latest fashion ike them, he, too, does ntrsery stunts and will surely Tia & wise woman who knows Washington Star i eine them apg Dane |her ows batr pina and variously trimmed with descend to posterity in immortal rhyme. | Kven th’ “model” woman has her But still worse the bunk fa, ‘ : When the caw jumped over the moon, the little laughed | tanita You'll note in a trices white wool braid J sey , | Meny @ feller goes to the races | The smaller the chunk ta, > £ wis to see such sport, and Hi ran after the spoon | with « Bible in his pocket The bigger the pri to40, Regular prices are $5.75 This was in his early days. Since then Hi has developed . ai ‘ a into a councilman. But, Hi-diddle-diddle, the cat and the fid- die, you can’t change his ways as he grows old! Last Monday, in the council chamber, Hi said things which would be silly outside of a nursery book. He told his fellow, members that the fight #{ the health department on bu bonic rats was all buncome and “a waste of money.” He scouted | the idea of the existenee of plague and exploded half a dozen} packs of firecracker eloquence, filling the room with much) Y letatinstediabe AARTLON: amoke. | : — Mr. Gill takes the pogition that he knows more than the entire medical fraternity. He scorns the learning of doctors} and all other scientific sharps. He is convinced there is no} Subonic plague on the Pacific coast. It is foolish to waste money in guarding against it. Mr. Gill also knows that the earth is flat and never was round, despite the tales of scientists and travellers. He knows he would fall off the edge if he ventured tao far away from Seattle. And if he did so he might land in the} moon. Women's Laundered Stiff Cob || White Belts, lara, stripe patterns, with ext ored = embro brotdered dew 13%, value tines 12 to © each, in the || With wit or Clearing Sale rogular pr Midsummer ¢ Bale price worth while there is @ noble mother, | The statesmen who rise to speak in the parilaments of the world utter their — mothers thoughts, Thetr {deals, their am ditions, thelr tastes and prejudices, even thelr ideas of right and wrong | Were given by thelr mothers Environment and _ education modify early habits of thought and feeling, but nothing ean eradt foate the lessons learfied In ia President Roosevelt struck 13 in | fancy, : a ae bie address to th be ‘ Wothen rule the world through The city of San Francisco several years-ago had a pdad PRR ee rb — ™) their sons, They leave thetr tm z ats : = Final | pres on unborn generations by giv eases of bubonic plague. Theinewspapers and city authorities) «pne mothers of America are Sar 0 tas Werke bomckiers Ge im entered into a conspiracy of silence to suppress the news, fear-| more important thap the sol-| their turn may become mothers ing that “it would injure trade” if the truth was known by the | diers, and greater than any states hie - Nad seas ober ae Lh outside world. .When finally reports did leak out, showing the; ma” lof the world, to inspire grdut existence of the plague, outrageotis official lies were told by | ere ie an idea back of those |deeds that make history, to bold . af words. A fine, big thought, that in| the race up to its highest and beat, both city and state officials, denying the facts. Jaitve, Everyone who heard those | and to sweeton,.the bitter of life And in the meantime, no effective steps were taken to| words spoken, or read them, will| © dota ‘wot believe ‘thare.te Ramp out the disease for fear.of the publicity which would |{nstinctively recognize thelr truth lems living good enough to marry fatlow. Motherhood means the Life | her daughter So man grows in : . ‘ Fs . eto! ° | virtue, spurred on by his need of | Too late, San Francisco discovered its terrible mistake. epee Me he greatest thing | Ole undo home : The disease gained a finn foothold and began to spread. Finally| scotner stands for paetet or oe ree oe the uthorities were forced to take vigorous action and had to! yotlon, patience and much suffer nat ' ee a ss jing, great Soy A intense agony, | throw off the mask of deceit. The policy of silence was com-| sacrifice asd yowabd,” Late endl pletely abandoned and a campaign instituted, with the help of | Death Th It means Life to the uttermost; € ithe heights of happiness and the cost of this delayed fight has been already enormous, millions | nethermost depths of sorrow There {* no emotion the mother {a of dollars having been spent in the work of purging the city. | |mot called to feel, no pang she may: The work still continues. not suffer Had San Francisco started right in this matter, the plague fe Wigan eae poe, Sees would never have gaimed its present footheld in the city. inevitably assigned, she is embi-| Seattle should profit by this example. Plague IB in evi- — perth gery gage | dence just now in seaport cities in many epuntries. It seéms to| quer the world, ate sits at foasts, be one of the periods in the earth's history when epidemic con-|' honored by multitudes, accom | di bitshes great ends. | fitions are prevalent. When the troops go forth to} most thee i 1 . id | War, the mothers go with them, and A thorquigh campaign should be undertaken to rid | Pa" the mowers ge | 8 oth engpders: thig city of rats. They carry bubonic plague and spread it. If | statke the. hearts of that other un the work«is done this summer, Seattle will be in a far better |"°" "TY encamped tn the old farm houses and deserted villages Position to hold the big expesitien planaed for next summer. It fs not #0 much George Wash: But ié this campaign is delayed and plague cases shoul@|!24ton and Thomas Jefferson and develop here next year, the exposition might be ruined by rea-| but thet i a eee tomorrow at, each . About fifty trimmed Hats tn this lot. All colors are in- cluded, and every hat tn the collection 18 becomingly trimmed. Sold regularly they 14 be priced at $4.00 to $4.00 each. Midsummer Clearing Bale 1 98 price . ' in black, white and burnt shades; beautiful hats count very cheap at #4 60, Midsummer Clearts . BORO cicescené so : ne ee 2 BASEBALL TODAY At Dugdale’s Park. Merry Widow Baseball Claud va Nippon Baseball Giub, Game called at 3:30 Forced to but thelr mothers, women who Now in the sgn of the scaring away of thousands of visitors. left such a® indoltble impress ‘on their childre@ that they did great Every politic consideration points to the wisdom ef stampe| deeds. ng out the vestiges of buboni¢ infection in this city without | Back of every Ife that is really eee eek Aenennnenesenanase A delay. Dr. MoGregor, Dentist, resumed eee Practice, 603 American Bank Bidg The democratic spteanad on resolutions wl take two nights and | 8 day in which to bufld the platform. The sub-committee, which will | do the work, is sald to be of Bryan's choosing. With lots of time and $500 Reward men of his cheice, Mr. Bryan should get what he orders, and we should For any case of @eoholiam that f cannot cure in from 8 to & wn h the Raw Material. NO ORDINARY OCCASION, BUT A Know when we see the result of the work whether Mr. Bryan stands Whére he stgod twelve aed eight years age, or whether, with his frock If you are not reading what Lincoin J. Steffens and Brand Whit- | Jock are saying of the Dewver convention, you ave nifesing mech. Stef. | of space : toad born who could make her r Ife, And wom she knows which of the two, man feats ead rc truer, for they t | woman, first inelgked on having a} BY STAR PUBLISHING CO. GJ 1807-1909 Geventh Ave. ‘fe must have love and abome. {house and making beautiful with | PT SUNDAY. BY JOSH And as mother forces the race to | firelight and be @) ca Meee re A Plunge i if the Bay A Great Razor Sale Will be doubly enjoyable if your Bathing Suit is be New Mohair Bathing Suits, in - handsonvely and $6.50 each. Have one and go swimming tomorrow. Spe 25¢ Colors at 5e | 25¢ Wash Belts 1Sc with assorted col- $3.50 Leghorn Hate, $1.49—Dexrt quality Untrimmed Leghorn Hata, "19 India Linom at 10c a Yard 2,000 yards of espectally fine India Linon, the quailty you are In the habit of paving 19¢ a yard for, will be included in the Mid summer Clearing Bale tomorrow at, the yard 4. see In Ordee to Satisfy the Demands of the Creditors Who Are Clamoring for Their Money 1010 First Ave.—The Joseph Schermer $25,000 Stock of High Grade Clothing, CHICAGO SALVAGE COMPANY Must Be Sold in TEN DAYS, Commencing TOMORROW MORNING, JULY 8TH, for LESS than the ACTUAL COST of . As You Will Never Again Have a Chance to Buy High-Class Merchandise at Such a Trifling Cose. NOTICE Many merchants may take advantage of the extraordinarily low prices we are offering on this stoek, so we advise the public to be on hand when the doors open, Thursday morning, July 9th, at 9 a. m., and get Goatvund sillf hat, he has grown respectably conservative. de yl pony é your wearing apparel for almost nothing. People who value their dollars cannot afford ¢o miss this grand opportunity, as you will save from 50c to 75c on every dollar you spend during this sale. Below we quote only a few of the many offerings for lack — RETAIL, USE YOUR PHONE (DAD. 2015 — — MAIN 124@ )we DELIVER wim in it for th wn twe srenaneue ax FREE TO ALL SEATTLE) “Men, iether mother in wine | r and all that} DOWN-TOWN STORE | #13 - ‘Orepiner AVENUE, THIS WEBK ONLY At Our First Ave. Store coming and Malt Orders Pitted $2.50 and $3. 00 Imported Razors, 97¢ FULL HOLLOW GROUND AND SET READY FOR USE 1,000 Fine Imported Sample Razors will be placed on sale at Oe each, These Razors are from one of the leading importers of rm United States, the M.-L. Brandt Cutlery Co., of New York. They are all high-grade @amples. We secured the entire stock at a ridiculous figur The assortment comprt il the well-known makes, including the “Wade & Butcher,” ‘andt,” “1, X. L..” “Rogers,” “Wostenhoim” Pipe Razor, “X-L-N nd 60 popular brands of all the famous makers, Ia fac we have been selling the same identical razors as high at $2.50 ind $3.00 each, Every razor is guaranteed perfect and set ready for use. Any ra zor wold that doesnot give perfect satisfaction can be exchanged. We cali special attention to the BRANDT RAZOR, This razor ts tempered by a secret electrical p: #, assuring a uniformity of temper, and is fully guarant The regular price of this Parxor in $2.60; our price Is, each ...... vas 97¢ WE WILL ALSO PLACE ON SALE 1,009 of the Genuine Brandt Seif- Honing Razor Strops, These strops are sold and advertised everywhere at 6 00. Our price, each , wn and gray le up in the Sizes run up idered designs, pearl buckles; to 250; special The Brandt Self-Honing Razor Strop is the best razor strop on the market today. The only razor strop im the world that hones and strops your razor nets OO at the same time and enables you to obtain an edge 40¢ which only an experienced barber can give. The $6 Braadt Self-Honlag Razor Strep will put a keeug Bo edge on a razor with fewer strokes than any other Kn razor strop. Your razor will show av@ your face fa will feel the difference at once. Guaranteed never to become hard or glossy. Special attestion given to mail orders. Shavers’ Necessities for Less Today and Tomorrow Williams’ Shaving Btick .......+.. i Armour’s Shaving Soap, per cake Styptic Pencils, each .. oe that you would Witch Hazel, full pint Sale $1. 49 Witch Hazel Cream, bottle Se Wash Cloths . All 26¢ Lath Brus! All M%c Shaving Mugs COME TODAY, THIS SALE “WON'T LAST LONG. The Quaker Drug Company Two Stores. 1013 FIRST AV. ——406 PIKE ST. se ae 10¢ ddonutn Live, Proven and Developed Mining Propertie 4, 705, 706 Johnston Bldg, Third Ave. and University ms ; Seattle, Wash ~~ DOWNING, HOPKINS & RYER, Inc. Blocks, Bonag Grain, Private Wires 394-208-996 Alaska Toth Phones fers Rxccuted for the Wallt Hands of the : ' NM EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY fens and Whitlock view it from the standpoim of the man net tied by! ’ Men's pike eprsted Men's Extra Quality Dress Pants, dll atten, worth 6.00, only . is a e Top G 5 et 0 6.5 y party strings, and whe thinks for hisrelf and thinks honestiy. There Den t Swelter Hese, asserted plata colors, worth 200, only ... «Oe Men's Tor Gente by con da cdure werte Yah m1 “ tt to think about after one Imes read what th rine Bre: rt v4 2 . ‘ , Wor t omy . » fs @ jo! re “ay way. = e AK a wor ~ ee. only .... . te Men's Top Coats, all sizes, all colors, worth $30.00, oaly * ‘ ———_—_— Sancitt : a a ne Dress § *, wort 50, only : 5Re Men's Rain Coats (Cravencttes), all sizes, worth $16.50, oal: Being an Eagle, Theodore A. Be wasn't @t al disturbed by the in clothes that rightly Underwear, light wetgat, worth 76¢, only . . Se Men's Rain Coata (Cravenettes), all sizes, worth $20.00. ay floods at Lincoln, In any éyent, he met to Denver all right. But the belong to early spr ing Hixtra Geed Suspe a y x ive Men's Rain Coats (Cravenettes), all sizes, worth $25.00, only Might of so much water must have disturbed him. Eagles don't live || —defy the blistering oe, ane < Bs We have a complete line of Fine Hand-Tailored Full @ress Su water. They have given it #@ to the ducks i} rays of old Sol with a punderwens je gad Thc, only us ie | Worth $46.00 and $50.08; all go at #22.95, | BP : : y Vests, all colom, pl! sizes, wort 5 85 Our old friend, the “seething mass of humanity,’ was present in the || COOl, comfortable out- Fass y Vests, al coloms, Ml sizes, worth 82.00, @ " +4 5 ) Men's 00, enty $1.35 @uditorium at Benver yesterday. Perhaps, some day we may read of | ing suit, Panama hat y omy oon rene, as ert sor %.50, only SL Men's Soft Hats, all sizes, worth $2.00, only & mass of humanity that wilt be i some other than a seothing cond |) and light weight under- Mea's Mack Gaines | mide trees » tee Men's Soft Hats, all sizes, worth $3.00. only DEE’ Ak dane we tase a: | ropes. “ib! ) oft Hats, all sizes, worth $4.00, only | garments selected from Mens furnishing Dep’t | ailor Straws, all sizes, worth $3.00, only Hew about your neighbor? Wouldn't he make a goe@ county com our Men’s Outfitting Men's Fige Sufts, all sizes and fabrics, worth $15.00, only .... $1.95 ~ L aflor Straws, all sizes, worth $4.00, only ie , i i , Moa’a Fine Suits, all #laes asd fabrics, worth $19.00. only . “a | Men's Panama Straws, att stzes, worth § 7.50, only missioner If he wouldn't, think of some one whe weuld an@ let Dep irtment. Men's Fine Suits, all sizes and fabrics, wort $20.00, oaly st-oe | Men's Panama Straws, all sizes, worth $10.00, only ‘Th Star ke No need to get wor Men's Fine Hané-Tallored Suits, worth $25.00, only ° 88.95 Men's Panama Straws, all sizes, worth $12.60, only eee tied and “hot” over the Men's Fiee Haed-Tallored Suits, worth $80.00, only giesa Men's Panama Straws, all sizes, worth $15.00, only ‘ Men's Extra Quality Dress Pants, all alzes, worth $3.60, enly $1. | A fine line of Suit Cases and Umbrellas to be sold for less than the cost of paying part of it you Mee's Extra Quality Dress (Pants, all siz worth $4.50, only $1 making. can open an account Ww ant : 7 and pay a little dows BA Gatoomon vented wt omop;) ap © guarantee every purchase mace during this sale. We will have 30 extra salesmen on the I 1 ply at the Sore today (Wadadsday, B floor to give you pri ypt service and a little at a time for Jely 7th). Stere now closed) We anything you select. Opom temerrew, July 9th, a 9a. m NOTI The estore Ls site closed, and will remain closed till our epening day, tomorrow, July 9th, at 9 j : oO ir to arrange this maremeth stock for the Greatest Clothing Sale ever attempted in > Prices right, you'll thie section ef the country, and will last £@ days ONLY. ® agree—quality the best REMEMBER THE PI Outfitting Company 1334-44 Second Av. Union ry “Gea@le’s Reliable Credit House.” NOW IN THE HANDS OF THE WayMring Wilfred—Lady, kin you @ bite to eat? Kind Lady—Yeu, indeed, my man Here is a nld® plece of sponge cake | But at the word “sponge” Wilfred had fled, as if from seap and ¢ & poor hungry man a LOOK FOR THE water Secreta e tere CLRCIING Mig Po ACE AND THE DATE: The Joseph Schermer Stock 1010 First Avenue, Seattic, Wash. é iB f 7 CHICAGO SALVAGE COMPANY Do Not Enter Till You See the Name Above the Door—Then You Will Know You Are in the Right Place BIG BLUE SIGNS