The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 31, 1908, Page 4

¢ THE SEATTLE STAR. by STAR | PUBLISHING co. 1907-1309 Seventh Ave. EVERY AFT BANOON @xc GPT SUNDAY. 7 ~~ Main 1060, PHONES IND, 441. These are exchanges, and connect with all de partmente—aek fge department or name of person you want, BALLARD STAR AGHNOD.— oi00 tha av Hunest, Haltard 806 ; RVENETT STAR AQENCY—Horrett Bron, 1T0F Rookefeltor Ay. Sunset 10M ti vent per eek, or twenty five cents per i h De Myered by mali or si o Rotered at the Postoffiog at Seattio, Washi * ie on ortption ohanee from the Hep, A welock of mt ain attion Wii betwen shoiata nies tt can be certain of glytng OU® sumscrtbere a perfect service and it te the only way 9 . =~ we - ree . wa MAYOR MILLER’S SALOON POLICY Yesterday a jury in the police court dequitted a man charged with selling liquor outside of presertbed hours. The man was plainly guilty, but the jury failed to convict, Why it did so is known only to the jurors themselves, This man was arrested some days ago and taken to the city jail, where he deposited bail money and departed. He was caught in the act of selling the liquor, and his only chance | ne of escaping punishment was through a jury trial, This he de manded, and it was granted him as the law provides, with the|lor result mentioned above Inability guilty of selling liquor contrary to the itable result men accused and| through jury trials ! to convict, aw will lead to further}, With violations, This must be the inev a police department always ready to accept bail, and pr unable to convict—no matter for what reason—these law breakers | tt have nothing to fear, and the conclusion of it all must be that e sooner or later the nday and closing of saloons will cease It was different under the administration of Mayor Moore and Chief of Police Wappenstcin. Men who deliberately vio-|?* lated the law by selling liquor contrary thereto, were placed in in there until formally granted lib-| pelled to rem jail and com erty on bail. Only a few examples of this sort were necessary to breed in saloon keepers and bartenders a wholesome fear of th scarce that n and therefore violations became scarc consequence mnths elapsed without a single arrest This policy of the former mayor and chief of police was condemned Mayor Miller the spring's campaign. He promised bail to all offenders if he were elected, He is keeping that promise now And those saloon keepers who want to, are violating the Mayor Milter is sincere in his desire to make saloon men observe the law, he will find that the conduct of his predecessor proved much more effective than his conduct will prove. by from platform during last at law without fear of inconvenience or punishment. If A YEAR OF CARELESSNESS, $125,000 Are you careless? No? Most people are. Carelessness cost more than $125,000 last year in Engiand. That was the sum total of the by the postoffice for lack of ac These people knew where they But they were in a hurry, or they forg of something else. They were just careless. } The boy lost his job because he was careless. The fellow forfeited his promotion because he was careless. man was kicked out because he was careless ent lost the factory money because failed because the directors were cash, notes and checks held up} urate or legible addresses. wanted this money to go.) , or they were thinking} young The| The superintend The bank The house caught fire because the cook was careless. When the husband careless, the children played in the street and the wife took in washing caught him and killed him What a little word tp mean so much. he was careless careless was When the workman was careless, the big machine If First Assistant Cashier Parkhurst, of the First National bank of this city, has been stealing money for 12 or how did his irregularities escape the of the bank examiners? To one not conversant with banking affairs this would seem to be a per tinent question But perhaps these the layman knows nox of. 14 years, scrutiny bank examiners have ways that A candidate fog the republican nomination for the office of sher iff made the statement the other day that that office was worth $25, 000 a year. Inasmuch as the salary attached to the office is but $2,400 a year, that statement readily furt tid. Also, it explains the apparently prosp iff Smith and many of his predecessors could stand — ——— | Otto A. Case, present county clerk and candidate for the repub- | Mean nomination for county auditor, is being strenuously opposed by | the Agnew-Rutherford-Abraham-eckingham gang As a ce character, Mr. Case could hardly w rtificate of | ant for anything more favorable | From a rank outsider when he reached Seattle a few weeks ago. Lawyer Cosgrove of Pomeroy has developed into about entry in the gubernatorial race have to be a politician in ord the specdiest All of which proves that you don’t to get votes. | the The spectacte of of Seattle's elty council appear ing as counsel for a man accused of selltng Nquor contrary to law is | | one that should shock the finer sensibilities of the men who elected | that gentleman to his seat in the counetl | day and somewhat cooler ‘s threatened water famine An occasional cloud ise to avert Seatt debted to the on earth weather prom For which we to the are in. | weather man, and incidentally srandest ciimate To anyone who can find that the The Star will @ purse of a million dol gold | an emergency county commit ners cannot rise to, present Jars in ‘The Star's Family Outing Day promises to become @ great institu Bear it in mind. | tion. Number two of the 4 occurs next week Those light wire are stringing on First are for the Kagles to roost on and Second avs August 6 Luna Park, Thursday Read about it on another page WITH A DINKY LITTLE CAMERA--NO.8 BY AN AMATEUR j is what I t Here {mpre of those freak to call an jonistic sf It is one ou get b “I with meet you, When the sea-cows come home.” | A tablet ci | “STAR DUST ° ° From Josh Wise. heade, e Heard Behind the Scenes. Swoet Singer ays her complexion from nature. Comedian Sweet Singer—What for? Comedian—Why, nature faking When the Cows Come Home, Said the merboy to the mermaid n'a foam, pothoart, Far beneath the oo Nttle It's a long lovers” lane that has! » yearning —Life. Some people don't care how, no mK an they are advertised,—Judge. STRIKING BATIN COAT, The successful wife te the one ho has #0 much tact that she| treats her husband's stupidity as if were her own. Histrionic. She heatricals? He~—Really, I should lke to. What hall 1 take? She—Tickets Orderly Procedure. Stella—Did you make Cholly pro. one? Bella—Yos, and now there | be a notification meeting. Does Seem Inadequate. They say the sun has enongh heat to lat 37,000,000 yours.” “How long’ “For 37,000,000 years,” Then what's the use of my tak-| ing a two weeks vacation f Time Savers. “They have succeeded antiy.” Good. Now if Tn tan and black. Look at the quality and compare the prices FREOLUND, LARSO HORNBERG &@ |, 705 Pike St. Men's $4.00 Pants, your choice for Men's Two-Plece Suits high as $10.00 for val Men's Two-Piece Suits grades, up to $20.00, for Clothing reduced. Remember Not Inflated and if everything Ils funded for Shirts—A\|I choice custom 75c; all Come in and inve using the cam a against the sun, which heighte contrasts so th: e lan but black and white Thi et coly tue in TA Di c taken from rea h 1 a in the shrubbery and against the sunset The tall, stoopshouldered figure and the chair of classic design stand out in bold relief 30 does some of the shrubbery. Once in a you can get some ‘attractive this way, but not very often To tell the truth, I t pic ture under these cireumstar i cause I was too lazy to walk aroun to the frout of the statue BY FORE semis gave ving © {pulling a string, a businoas man heed not® stay out of soolety, Loulavillo CouggrJournal We've all got If | Were a Preacher, our soft spots, ] some uv us in th’ heart, some in th’ f in th® stummick but most uv use have ‘em in our The leading lady is a pleture It ts @ wonder she ts not apprehended Will you take part tn our! ta to in com pressing a full meal into « amall| which may be swallowed in-/ ody will tn.) vent 4 morning suit which may be) i ShoesmOxfords $4.65 all better $8.45 All Broken Lines of Three-Piece Suits, which sold as high as 2 00 Clearance price $8.45 All better grades of Men's Our Prices Are ything is marked in plain not satinfaction, money cheer Boys’ Clothing at about half price Lat 1—All Suita, up to 1 8 $2.50, for ' Lot 2——All Suits, up to $2.95 $1.00 Values in Golf Shirts for 55¢ Some with 2 separate otners with cuffs attached and de tached; plaited and plain fronts, and very color imaginable $2.00 and $2.50 Fine Imported Madras Youths’ Tennis Shoes, tiprate; it P) converted tto evening dross by t at present, but preacher ought to naught And go to hopefulness tn thought, 1 merely am a mutt, | But my ideas may asatat lenock on | peaetmeniceetaepde ary ir ce arnt FOLLY 3 UPPSSOOSOSOOOOOTD OOS The report of a cannon bas been hoard 116 miles Music soothes the gavage breast, | phia, has just swam 16 miles in 4 hours and 3% minutes, establishing | 5 a record. | eee A Playing cards invented tn! 1990, to divert Chart IV, king of |T France, who had fallen into a met ancholy mood te © “1 pay as I mpous citleen m BY STUART B. STONE in | de The professor bowed low over a! 5. | musty ly, agewold brick and |{" strained his eyes over the hook like g charactors that the long-dead histo-| 1) rian had traced. Now and then he growled out the number of a dy hasty iv the name of a «giddy, many od goddess, His fine brown hair was in a tangle, thick pr 1 lace and For wear silk gowns there are provided num berlens little coats of satin and tat feta in the more striking colore—~es the new cerive, maize and onion with lingerie, brows. The dirsetotre coats are great favorites, as are the igoge and sleeveless types aa well McCormack Bros. Gigantic Clearance Sale Of Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, Hats and Furnishings Everything Reduced—Some a Little, Others at Half Price Never in the history of Seattle has such fine, seasonable Clothing for Men | and Boys been offered to the public at such ridiculously low prices, but it’s our principle never to carry goods over from one season to another, so that we may commence each season with new, fresh goods. $2.95 {marked hi hideous glasses hid his pleasing gray eyes; the lines of overstudy handsome face bat 28. a The jie professor in Mins Bowden skipped and tripped | ¢, about the curious room, arranging an Assyrian pot here or one of Pharaoh's girdles there, and hum- med a litte tune, It was a rag time ditty to a vory charming girl named Lis, with never ord of | Keyptology or old bones. And twice ht \4 , FACT °° MOST ANYTHING: - FANCY 3" oeereooooooooes FAME stanza of the gied triumphantly lightful task. he POCOOe 10. man who goes «fishing May oft be so distrait hat he'll forget th But never never “bait,” e &.« if Mr mber th at the Democratic line Miss Doroth nm glanced over at the with the tenderent nhe ofemnor her blue eyes, jv ar at him for onths past Lady nk ofeasor snapped his finger and metbing about Rameses lot of hieroglyphi tle slip of white pai wm it over to the professor . & translation and a orit | Professor Hopkins bent to the Miss Bowden gazed pensively et him, and at times the tiniest sighe came from the lady, though the professor did not hear tugging at the ancient Ni} ves professor ik kod * young features up, light of the enthustastic savant on FICTION § MOEA DRU Niagara Falls are 36,000 year which won a nasgnal chamy old lobip wae Hicks Hoot He te a ad aged Philadelphia Achtent but not his war club, Don't wave our miles for the r Be vga’ parle en few in the kiteben ét worries & woman If whe can't} a act wome man to worry about her, Franklin county, Missourt hiy ob Ge } ped out 22,608,488 corneob pipes ia There are 56,588 railroad ne | 1907 tives in use in the United Stu ) Sh ailiKns 8% Japanese weeding ceremony in Speaking of “soft hitters,” the|ecludes burning the discarded t ciroult court of appeals certainly is| of the bride def one see eee Metting has been stopped at New Equitable building, tw Now York,| Orleans, but bookmakers are plan is to have 62 stories and height of | ning to make @ tent oan 909 foot } eee Abdi After taking the oath ax presi Geo. L. Delker, -clork, Philadel. dent, Cleveland kissed the open Bible, his ips touching Pealm exti hook and line Roosevelt finds himself tn go,” declared the! indirect contempt, he wants to re plat Not whi I'm running these! form offers him a jury trial apartments,” declared the janitor; ack 4 you'll pay as you move in Magistrate (sternly)—Didn't I tell Washington Journal you the last ou were here I eee never wanted you to come before Sara Bornhardt’s real name in| me again? Mme. Damala ' Yeu, wir; but I couldn't a. %, © make the policeman believe it Manager of first baseball team | Hest joke in Tit-Bits Row absorbed ght had and vach the gu muttered and thi snently Dorothy Bowden traced 1 stuff on a or, and, bring aked tam de. the “It's the old Theban phrase for he said, ecstatically lov oa answered collars, others comfortal ilk, silk; feels wortl made your $1.50 Negligee SI fine Dome worth $2.4 50¢—Worth | Panama Hats at 1-2 Price—Straw Hats at 1-2 Price | vill pay you to do ame on paper; the difference can only be found by inve McCormack Bros. 812—First Av.—_814 OPPOSITE COLMAN BLOCK Head to Foot Outfitters for Men and Boys Men's Summer Underwear—Cool and sle for warm weather, in 5 colors—bli = ——_—— —SS|"S==== | Silk-Plated Lisle, 95¢—It ack, tan, blue, white, pink | looks like like P5¢ like silk 1 $1.50, for and wears lirts, tic 0; colors tan $1.00 Pongee An 1 all and cream extra | ize 30; all values appear the ligation SILKS ONE-FOURTH OFF WASH GOODS ONE-FOURTH OFF RIBBONS ONE-FOURTH OFF WAISTS ONE-FOURTH OFF MILLINERY ONE-FOURTH OFF INFANTS’ WEAR ONE-FOURTH OFF GLOVES ONE-FOURTH OFF PICTURES ONE-FOURTH OFF | DRUG SUNDRIES ONE-FOURTH OFF LEATHER GOODS ONE-FOURTH OFF TOYS ONE-FOURTH OFF VEILINGS ONE-FOURTH OFF Store Opens Tomorrow at 9 A. M. and Closes at 10 P. M SUTCLIFFE BAXTER, Receivet For the McCarthy Dry Goods. Co. Mixes Bowden | Bowden Tov” © ' me Peet i Why be bothered with these pesky peste rolief by the use of any one of the following? Heller's $1,000.00 guarantee Roach Destroyer, large can for, Lane's Rat and Roach F Poterman's Ant Food Bed Bug Banisher Pint bottle for Stearns’ Rat and Roach Paste Regular $1.00 nize Flea Driver Apectal makes them | Ext Tanglefoot Fly Paper Porsian Insect Powder Diamond “CO” Ir Seibert’s Poison Fly Paper . Feather Dusters Turkey Ousters for less than usual today and tomorrow, Regular 26¢ Dusters, each Regular 86c Dusters, each Regular 50¢ Dusters, each Regular $1.25 Carriage Dusters, each . The Quaker Drug Com Two Stores. ——406 PIKE ST. | nodding, blushing, bear « But this hook is too peinted—it should be blunter,” criticised the professor Rother the hook,” mumbled Miss Then, aloud "The senti ment, professor—4an't it pretty ? Ob, the sentiment,” hesitated the professor That's—that's al fooltehness Make your hooks blunter 1 is the oldest phrase in the world,” insisted Miss Bowden. Nonsense,” demurred the the records don't show it.” Miss Rowden sighed now loudly, so despairtngly, that the professor looked up for a moment in alarm. But he bent again to his brick of old Egypt, and the lady allowed him for a while to peer and mumble over a god with a shovel shaped nose. At last she interrupt But, professor Hush,” fairly shouted the pro- feasor. “Shut up, will yout are four dots in this character—it ia wonderful—wonderful! Miss Bowden hushed. several minutes she choked back | things, while the professor kept up! listen ~ DRESS GOODS ONE-FOURTH OFF NOTIONS ONE-FOURTH OFF EMBROIDERIES ONE-FOURTH OFF SKIRTS ONE-FOURTH OFF UNDERMUSLINS ONE-FOURTH OFF HOSIERY ONE-FOURTH OFF UMBRELLAS ONE-FOURTH OFF PYROGRAPHY ONE-FOURTH OFF CUT GLASS ONE-FOURTH OFF SUIT CAS ONE-FOURTH OFF DOLLS ONE-FOURTH OFF HANDKERCHIEFS ONE-FOURTH OFF and tor| Wil Guan SOAS TH FOR vaste; kills ‘em dead for sure; per box Regular 260. tins—each ..., just like ite name. Regularly 26¢ box Special, ave you for good a full strength strongest on the market, per man, There ARE YOU. WISE To the Bargains Which Are Daily Attracting Great Crowds of People to the. Last Great Sale of the McCarthy Stock ? Every minute you delay diminish es your chances for sharing in the ga things going now. For every dollar's worth you buy now—chink goesa ter back into — nanan -book. ory thing _— at a fourth off. USE YOUR MD ‘a - cena precy To lg d . Free PnomEs wast nowy when you oan wl a4 They can't live soap ise ‘i ~per botth per Ib. niles . 5 Double Sheets for ».3 Packages for $4 1013-15 FIRST AY, a hysterical gesturing and tering over the four ma of the Ptolemies. Then the seated herself at a table a brief note on fragile biue & man some 2,000 miles who bad waited, with Httle hme! through the years. gan Dear J “Come at Whea finished the letter the isdy rose aa left the house with never a word After 20 minutes the ed away from the is | % enough to mumble: I wonder at Miss ing her hooks tn that must have ie on And once Grosscup through a press agent himself as “presidential PIAN ( TALKING MAC! no RECORDS Joun€ Wa 7 SE LINENS ONE-FOURTH ~ OFF LACES _— ONE-FOURTH | OFF SUITS ONE-FOURTH ~ OFF DRESSES ONE- ore | ONE-FOURTH © OFF STATIONERY ~ ONE-FOURTH OFF ART LINENS ONE-FOURTH OFF TRUNKS ONE-FOURTH OFF HAMMOCKS ONE-FOURTH | OFF GIFT BOXES ONE-FOUR OFF NECKWEA ONE-FOURTH OFF