The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 22, 1909, Page 6

THE SEATTLE STAR wv BTAR PUBLISHING Co. 1907-1909 Seventh Ave, EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY at the Postoftice at Seattia Washington CLEANLINESS IN STREET CARS One of the most prominent n the city of has sent to The Star a communi 1 t manitar conditions of Seattle's street cars, In tl " ation the physician says “Railroad car for t nsportation of live stock, are petiodically cleaned fected, the Seattle Electric company's strect cars, wi laily carry yi n bein are neither disinfected nor verly t nid 1 ated “The federal regulation Burea fA al Industry provides that live stock must be fed in a huma and san taty manner. That is to say, first of all the cars must not be] exposure to ow accident, The live stock cars are thor-| solution, prescribed by the Federal Bureau of Animal In rY <1 oe tee tant “It is all too evident that the citizens of Seattle are daily |drawing gives t crowded and jammed into unsanitary and improperly ventilated | “**¢ bold. The “There is a city ordinance which is designed to prohibit] tm—the feartal €xpectoration in public places, It is safe to say that some those who violate this ordinance are disseminating the germs same time, This 1 sald, human baad nvigorating| “Read now eases, To a person accustomed to breathing the air of Puget Sound, the atmosphere of a non-ventilated, unsani “The Seattle Electric company should be compelled to dis- Indian tetanda ry i, activity, the w is prevented and proper ventilation maintained. In no case) ji tive pres should the accumulated filth of a car be touched with a broom huge apes ar or other utensil till a solution of some standard disinfectant | Known to all. . shall have been applied to the floor. | “The “Fumigation and disinfection of street cars would prevent} deserts tious diseases known to n Oe te oes n some }lation. Upon he innocent ia the bloody ourang outang jfrom him. He | to the chamber found am deing hounded. Three dif. ita doors open Complying with the last de- was crammed with secret service | advertisement my hand trembled. Saw bor. men. | Power make «a note of my emotion | ‘on his suff. | Paid @ waiter with a $50 bill ina White cating breakiast Tread one microscope for land graftors’ thumb of the president's messages in the, marks. > At certain paragraphs 1 — four times. Heard a sus, Weat to moving picture theatre cick, Was I anapehotied In darkness felt someone feeling tn | the act of four-flushing? my shoe for incriminating docu mena ‘This espionage is terrible. New — room boy at the club has feet| Returning to my y lodging, 1 found TY une mea} Think he searched girlet holes in all the chatr legs | overcoat. Photograph of my college clase had | es been replaced in frame upside down | Went walking of a deserted after search for hidden papers The place immediately — crowded. I wili resent this) Fired my private secretary; | speech. j caught bim roading “Old Sleuth.” Puratiare van brought my new! LATER—Am not being shad Li ote Conidn’t get tt open. owed any longer. Great gw for @ crowbar, and, returning, | they found what they wanted? jtrmct, of cooking sherry. This ts | Due one heaping cup of sugar, |* cold sauce, which blends nicely eue-hait cup of butter, one cup of | ® bet oon. Sweet milk. two cups of Nonr, one| cup of chopped raisins. one-half) 2 me cup of sugar, one-half oup of Sap ot citron rolled in flour, whites | itty butter, threefourthe sup of OF four eggs. two teaspoons baking | ee nik two cups of flour, one pow anaee nah cup of ratsins, one cup of chopped | nuts, one emg, and the yolk of an Simple Pudding Saves. other. Put one-half teaapoon of Beat a thoroughly fresh egg two cream tartar in the flour and one @ihutes. Gradually add one-half fourth teaxpoor soda tn the miik fup of powdered sugar free from | Molt two squares of unswi od fumpe. Beat five minutes. Add a chocolate and add last. Bake in a teaspoon of lemon or orange ex- | moderate oven gem x Chocolate © Cookies. FURS AND PLUMES IN FINE MILLINERY. a That's very it coat $3 apart $200. fe irugmtat The general use of handsome furs is calling all the beat kinds Into fashion. The fur bat crown, b and spreading, tops many of the best hats of satin or velvet, Sweeping ostrich onpreys or plumes ’ are used for trimming, and an im m leweled hat pin londs the | ,, Total Import | Angeles Times. RS # # RUE MORGUE BY EDGAR ALLAN POY of the murder Overcrowded so that.the animals are likely to suffer any undue! GoganaLLAn POD ; | FIFTH INSTALLMENT. Otighly cleansed and disinfected with a standard antiseptic] “You wilt pere Tam not sure | my friend, aproading out the Upon envy you the fine, and no doubt a very valuable janimai, How old do you suppose | him to te | The satior drew a jong breath, | with the air of a man relieved of some intolerable burden, and then » idea of a frm © is no allpping ¢ has retained death of the jreplied in ar parent, Bach fin bd possibly until the originally imbedded Itself »w, to place all : * | impressions as you 6 of that most insidious of diseases, viz, ‘the White Plague,’| | made the attempt in va |pered to identify the property passage from Cuv } It was a minute anatot tary street car is almost nauseating generally deseriy \large ourang-outang infect its cars; the conductors should see that overcrowding | ere, the prodigious made an ond of reading j secordan: oe with your theory to a large degree the dissemination of some of the most infec rt possibly jeulare of this jinformation in your power about | ~ comprehend | these murders in th oom the ard | fn conten ice of a Prene an nan Hikerseniae attributed mously, by the | voloe—the expression | This was an expression of expose “HE WALKED TOWARDS THE DOOR, LOCKED IT AND PUT THE By Fred eaaiion. | therefore, | have mainly Key in wie POCKET.” }hopes of a full solution of the ri | dle. A Frenchman was cognizant « jthe murder. It ts possible ‘ }it ie far more than probab of all participation |} Just as quietly, too, he walked to. 7 oe ; ad i apid incr | wards the door, locked it, and put Very gratifying, indeed, is the rapid increase |the key in his pocket, ‘He then in the numbers of new accounts on our books, but drew o pistol and placed tt, with " 3 ve " anit out the least flurry, upon the tat our especial pride lies in the fact that our old cus- ‘Th i} face flushed + - > i tr he ware otrusgting ah catlees- tomers—those who started to trade here five, six 2 } ra “gg an te at _ and seven years ago—are still with us. They, ‘ moment he fell back into his seat, come here regularly, season after season, for the - trembling violently, and with the ; countenance of death itself. He new clothes they need lto what limit his knowledge may/ fs a small piece of from tta form appearance, has been used tn tying the hair ~ long queues of whic of so great value, which |kind tone, “you are alarming your the animal at * not jy poliey to may may have traced at, under the agt |. | to suapleion. this | attract or to the be Aadvertisemer outang, and keep rod.| matter has blown At this motnent tating circumeatan he could never have It iw sti at jarge. ane these gueanon right to call them more shades of reflection | they are based are scarcely of suf ficient depth to be appreciable by my own intellect Rottom lt-| man in question is Indeed, as i sup it mon stopped me to borrow a tered with cigar stubs. Hvidently | pose. innocent of this atrocity few besides sail and | fe peculiar to, Gre} 1 picked the ribbon up at! I will anewer the I will not par it close until this lam wrong la we heard a step | measure implicated in them, You Store open until 10 tomorrow evening, to \ in, have done nothing which you could 4 but nelther use them|have avolded-—nothing. certainly, accommodate those who are unable to shop : merely suppose that I have/nor show them until at a signal) which renders you culpable. You ‘ a been mulsled by some ciroumstance. | from myself.” | during the day, But if T am right left last | gained the Freschman belonging to a Maltese vessel, was 6 ealler! If the Freneh 4 great potnt te although tnmo- | * front door of the house had - and the visitor had/ an iran wae: VIEWS ON THE GROUNDS [charged with that crime of which “Seattle's Reliable Crédit House”” Union St. = er = » A VIEW FROM THE STEPS OF THE HORTICULTURAL BUILDING, 3 INVENTOR’S WIFE. | A MANUFACTURER TAKEN NOVEMBER LAS the inventor engineer and graduate | of Cornell university WHAT Capitol } was awfully or noticed ls the very Iife for & woman There is practically no compe yet, and there enough men to fill the vacant po n girl, Then ahe add Boon after graduating from Cor worked as a structural steel draughtaman the Americas she was employed as hydraulic can't double tha water supply will be equipped not oniy manufacture |s0,t0 work ogg Steinway Piano Used jl was a groom on @ merry-go 2 OLRHKS MARS MRS. DE FOREST NEWARK, N n he sighed with Just the same » striking new shop in Newark De Forest is only entered without ringing, and ad vanced several steps apon the star cane, Now, however, he seemed to henitute, Presently we heard bim descending. Dupin was moving “TR. SKYGACK, FROM MARS rth as @ Special Correspondent and Makes Wirsless He Visits the jquickly to the door, when we Observations in His Notebook: }again heard him coming up, He did jpot turn k & seoond time but - saw Parveric ‘CASE OF OF PART -BLING OVERCOME MY FUDDLN DROP /N VENPERATORE wm ANTIRK BODY RIG/D AND COVERED WITH CONGIALED NOISTURE mmm WAS EVIDENTLY BN ROUTE FOR HOE mmm KVLS AND NOSh YURNED YO VAGLTABLE nigh hesinds burnt, Ww hidden by whink He had with oaken cudgel, but therwine unarmed kwardly, and bade o mm ald catled ed te I have n of telling—but he can't be more than four or five years old, Have you got him he ‘Oh, no; we had no conveniences for keeping him here. He in at 4 livery stable in the Rue Dubourg just by. You can get him in the morning. Of course you are pre To be sure I am, sir “1 shall be sorry to part with |* via him,” ald Dur Removing a Biot. when y came to me?”—Phila « 1 don't mean that you should inquired the tramp, | d¢lpbia Ledger : ive at at this trouble for nothing ntribute a dolls ; Not Rural - wr,” ald he man. ‘Couldn't ex beaut ity Knicker—Does Jones think him " pect it. Am very willing to pay What's the elf some pumpkins? & reward for the finding of the ani-| “For a dollar Fl move on to de “"y Stas ty the way te. cen ‘ mab that 4 to say, anything in| next town."—Washington Herald.| i, gent he thinks himeclt # efty, t eano ‘ Ne Su Well,” replied my friend, “that! His Regular Line. pf Tesiibe . ' in all very fai be sure. Let me) The palmist had been arrested) Don't fall to attend the sale of j think!--what should I have? Oh! |for swindling his patrons A. Bridge & Co.'s, First and Yes 1 will tell you, My reward shall Great Scott!” he exclaimed, im- ler. Suits, overcoats and rain coats ? be this: You shall give me ali the} patiently, what did thoy expect at half price and | » Rue Morgue Dupin sald the iast words in a very low tone, and very quietly spoke not a word. [ pitied him from the bottom of my heart That means good goods, right prices, satisfac- oo hg said Dupin fn a! tory store service—shows the pleasure, conven- self unnecessarily—you are indeed ience and economy there is in the use of our Lib- We mean you so harm whatever «! I pledge you the benor of a gentle. eral Credit Privilege. man that we intend you no injery. ries > I perfectly well know that you are Are you open to conviction? innocent of the atrocities In the 3 Rue Morgue. it will not do, how e ever, to deny that you are in some Sowden n oo & mee were not even guilty of robbery when you might have robbed with impunity. You have nothing to onesal. On the other hand, you Thy Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc. innocent man is now imprisoned, ‘ Soothes you can point out the perpetrator.” Ste be | eoentioved.) STAR DUST A Word From Josh Wise, “it's th’ sucker tht makes it easy ter pump water inter stocks.” Problem Poem, Angel child, Pointed pin; Teacher wild Do angels sin? tt Described Her. “Why does your fiance call you ‘ducky dove?” Because I bill and coo.” Always Original. Why do you say your parrot Is | ike Shakespeare It never repeats.” Taft's cabinet t# still unknown. Hence no cabinet photo of the bunch. Politeness Is one of the best in voutments known. It pays enor mous dividends. Fools have their uses now as in at times; but their professor few honors The snob enthuses according to his host’s bank account, and his final reward is the door j Assivted by FRANK LA FORGE, Pianist MOORE THEATRE Castles in Spain would be de lightful if one only ‘could keep them from toppling over Strenuous Job. Saturda i 909 “My poor man,” sald the kind ann, Say ap : y BIR gy are RPh ee ge ny Aunspices Ladies’ Musteal Club Sie cut umpkin ple, “why dov't you} | can't, mum,” sighed Sandy Pikes; “you seo, me season ts over. | Two More ARTISTS Who PREFER the Steinway sy AEN la GADSKI and LA FORGE Sing and Play EXCLU- Gracious! I never heard of such al SIVELY for the VICTOR thing. And what were your duties? 1 had to shine ur te flying horses, © mum."—Columbus Dis patch The Size of it It's disharway ».” explained old Brother ‘a befuddled friend, “Orthe de doxy da I makes mul © de orthor of, yo’ unde i? UWhewell, and dis yuh heetordoxy am de udder — An's doxy dat he's allus ube 1406 Second Avenue 1 me wi 0 dat make it el'ar 4 ‘ to yo" apprehension, Brudd Pacific Coast Steinway and Victor Dealers