The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 13, 1909, Page 4

sf « THE STAR—TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 1909. THE SEATTLE STAR |THE MARBLE WORKER IS AN STAR DUST |.g#?2209?990990 oan BY STAR PUBLISHING CO. Be fy ad ARTIST AS WELL AS ARTISAN A Word Prom Jouk Wise. j | A Sale f Be be 0 1807-1309 Seventh Ave. EVIRY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY. a | Huntered at the Postoftice at Meattle Waehtn second-class matter | ONE OF THE MEN MAKING THE porting men from both Chioage | hy . wens = ma ee Seal aaa POBTOFFICE BEAUTIFUL wot fleas vrancpoe, St vga could “IPARK BOARD PLANS | TELLS OF HIS WORK, a oe eee ee “Whalen , | Must Match the Marble, o mae heed at . ea ik Pr | D. B. Costello, foreman of the A the m | Sea yard of park commissioners is in the limelight BY BARNEY 00608 crow in the postoffice, in ati a haire'e’ many | , » ite bend t 1 » proposed purchases for park! The strongdat unton in the cov | young man, yet his whole life bas é Cor an Way blocking proposed purchases for park| The stronibat union in the coun: Theen lived as a marble worker, He | wy pre The Newest Shapes and the Latest purposes, many citizens wrathfully declaring against a public | contractor in the country is finan in ponsidered one of the most fin ings, Old Rose, Olives, New inhe workmen in the country , ymifort station 3 ioneer place, and others protesting against }clally or physically able to combat ee ation at Pioneer pla n ag & aK an tease, Wackave at Aaa and ts in love with bis work as Browns, Etc., in Satin Braids; as | the purchase of 3,000 feet of beach at Alki Point, the lot of 4) 79 become a member a man must wngen aw nay sotiet ee nee Weaves and French Chips— | Qvery wiab of marble must b 8 pakk commissioner is not an enviable one serve an apprenticeship of five sInced. exactly in harmony with eds he S r th th tl who opy the| Youre St wases ranging trom one foe otharn,” bald Costello, Yor the ° 3 The Star is not in sympathy with those who oppose the) tg two dollars per day, but whe oer S tt ' hole effect wili be spoiled. The | ip erection of a comfort station at Pioneer place. The beauty | oar to the union, | dolla } arals, a med poy Ff oat ae oben Many « man wants a medal for ecta omorrow of Pioneer place is not to be marred by the proposed structure = hg Boer Bihan Rng Be fed bo that a ond can be upped * ing his aut 85 d I 9 " : 1 " « ition t « be O and rf married All but a few feet of the grass plot now there will remain.| | The hotel bill must be paid be OF & dreation too much be knocked |, partied y can . 5 ie e or . wt There will be plenty of room for any monument that the peo pee +: caamne. eee — gf . 7" shrenee slab valueless | . . } f th | Hts sorvion . aiwave ia demand | eee They hav nothing to fear “It is these fine points of the When « wirt tosses her head she = ple of Seattle may desire to place there The roof of the pro on aro always in demand, | Thor gervicen aro eagerig pught trade that require five yearn to|*heuld be sure the young man is a good catet Extra Small Prices on Imitation Colonial Cut Glassware ‘ |never an idle day, His salary in posed structure will not come higher than the pedestal from] paiq even when traveling. And, by the way, the amount he travels te "linteresting in the extreme, Hack for by thetr employers, RBG are| learn. And it la the knowledge of only too glad to pay the union these same points that maken a weale, In fact, the trade has but| workman immune from the worrles yasant\of the average tradesman ie ow that they ruccesatul pa which this monument would rise. It will be an artistic root, 1a will be @ vast Improvement over the present canvas awn ‘lone drawback, and that ung Th yar and wi Re vast improvement rt : ee joe Perse. Soteee the country Be) feature is only experienced by the| “The work Is ight,” he went on nw inks @ ben Phis is Glassware of higt brillianey, ¢ ing on the James street side of the triangle i = * rv srayingo8 & >| Lenedicts }“elght hours is all we work, and that a ewiten imitating rich Colonial cut pieces but cosh ‘. i Yioneer place,| to Alpe om It is a long time between visite) we always have an income. Hard 14 hatin , i sting And besides, we need the comfort station. Pioneer plac ‘| Hie Life te Different. }to the cottage where the Wifé and | times paver affect us. More marble] A giri can easily twist « fellow infinitely les v4 t Yesler and First, is a transfer point, and a large number Of) guch a tite is vastly different! bablen are waiting. Lottert, of te being used every year through larcund her finger, but the trouble Imitation Colonial Cut Table Tumble people every day have occasion to wait upon that corner for| from that led by moat of America’s | course, ald in keeplog In touch | out the country, and the dem: na) © BO Gets brew se enstt Special miners, Met Ot ie ‘ ? |tollers, who work for lees money | with the family, but mere misstyes| for marble experts in Increasing) Lots of people who are too wise : 3 » BO¢ their car For this reason, it is a logical site for a comfort! ang pave the same dally grind are poor comfort to the man with| faster than the supply FE ut Green goods or wold bricks Imitation Colonial Cut Water Pitchers Special, each will *an & contract with « book ; Bowls, station Those who object to it are urged to do so through; The marble workers are not) a home | “For a aingle man, what trade ~ bothered with strike worries or a| The marble work betng done at|could be more renunerative or mt?” he asked Imitation Colonial Cut Ter selfish motives. This, at least, applies to the majority of the fear of a general reduction tal thes new postoffice necessitated im-| more ple objectors, Some few who object because they think the Fass | ae aii ae ta a Pe ERATE ene venturn--a cial Bien: plot is to be destroyed have spoken too hastily, Others have} | | Imitation Cé al Cut O 1 Vinegar Cradle ng alowed their modesty to get the better of their good sense lencits Reasty pbout | choice we three ape pecial .....#jgaee sei Not only should we have this comfort station at Pioneer | a n Colonial Cut Footed Custard o¢ | ylasses; set of six Spe place, but we should have many of them scattered throughout | the city. There is less merit in the proposal of the park i Point. Only ation Colonial Cut, Glass Topped Salt ‘a Shakers, Special, each Spring-Weight Comforts of Small Cog surchase 3,000 feet of beach a purchase 3, e beach at BY STUART B, STONE, feet of the beach that the board contemplates buying is suitable The day that Allegheny & Atlen for bathing purposes, The balance is rough and of a gravelly |tic, because of the announced ab Throughout the week n all J lines of Bedding sutta That portion suitable for b ng purposes lies at|sorption of the Susquehanna sys fe tak gacret, you'll find extra goc ie f tem, Jumper 6 boun: | pote Your daughter's » x lew : : “ the northe end of the proposed strip, and is connected by a| tem, Jumped In one bound to 141, ar beet Or ee Oe are poring A T $1.25—Full-Size Silkoline-Covered Comforts, ff sharp-featured, keen-eyed old man . } od quality yes! I have just bought the park, only a few blocks away. This road road with Schr sat alone in a splendid tity The © 100 pounds; » ; could be improved and beautified, and the park, with its stretch ot : ; “ sah panted h’ thopetee AT $2.00—Full Size ( forts, filled wit P P sensational rise in A. & A. bad in with hably $6 fe Cute quality white cotton and covered with best Washington and Lake Union and Green Lake, and provide, for | creased his fortune oy p }000,600; yet the old magnate sighed one of the most beautiful spots in or about Seattle, A large |rerventiy and gaxed into the fire! silkoline; yarn tied AT $3.75——Pure White Cotton-Filled Com Virtue t parieys is near « sur render — French »avilion could be built upoa the beach for bathers, and there on a mournful expression. A pile A Myrth t on » , F aco : yt € faring newspapers lay upon the| “Blense tolt mé diss, Ongar; vot moans it ven you say a mam | sections to matrying mes ered with fancy silkoline and bordered with would be plenty of room for all who desired to enjoy a plunge | tnx hs soft carpet, and biack loos) fs vindigatet? j Myrile 1 have only one objection, | silk 5 sae the tops of thy oo | Der answer to 1d means dot he tsa gifen vindigatio Von 1 Giilies Sine” "OO 7S the salt water. ran acrose tops of the pages « mation leago Tribune i pv z ste i ' lines that jeored and snapped at the} you say a man is soundeo'd, he hase been gifen soundso, Id ise | sy ” : i HREE DECIDEDLY DESIRABLE VALUES This plan would involve the expenditure of only about | great, lonely man. & grammatickle rule.” 14 man who is always complain . oe a grind A servant entered with «a card Den | am afrait my brudder tas uogrammatickie” | line great man read Mise Marte! How, blease™ sch Of) the ariat | Paws _Wintow Shades, from 35¢ up J. A Baillar geon&Co Second Av. and tying one-third of the amount proposed to be expended. Let the park board take the remainder of this money and go to Lake | Lumiey—The Moon.” MMe started to “Why, « pouseman brethed him, but dot dit nod gife him any Washington and Lake Union and Green Lake, and provide for |"? ("000 Jay" ——— the thousands who daily go in bathing in the waters of these! The trim. seriows-faced girl at the sgblew th. cot abware | } je lakes, suitable bathing houses. Instead of having « policeman ceed ee: page digg some jie waent for my chaperone me at Green Lake to arrest small boys who so far forget them-|hereeif in the reat. sient lbrary, toraps Molly codate he was abashed Are you really anary because selves as to disrobe on the shores of the lake, let the park board enw ne demanded provide these small boys with houses in which they may be| The «irt waded in, sirtving dee. perately for the questions that had removed from the public gaze while preparing for their plunge. | .oomed no oasy before ur. Mar Let the same thing be done on Lake Washington and Lake |kehetm. 1—the public The Moon te Tol, oe ws «ted in” Union. The waters of these lakes are warm for several months santa Gaede tandenel, én tak of the year, while only the most hardy can nerve themselves ted invetuatarity, F ig : down!” he thundered chen | Bry for a jump into the Sound, where at no time of the year is the |nis countenance Mahtened again. | water comfortably warm want an interview,” he said, in| ss * \ wt tones, “You are sent Seattle has a good park board, composed of men who give |by tnat He potnted to the top- |most paper of the pile. “They called silly a murderer today n bald, Diack Hines for mates to Stroke | oner are regu-| brains ty.” he ordered. Se eee 2 RE because you asked. Widow She Musted guess the here in Ouhk« will he * sald the 1 don't Iike to bust fh a town [with wuch « name as Oshkosh,” de- omedian, “What's the freely of their time to the city. There is no compensation be me pract yond that of the knowledge that they are doing something |enriene my off playmates and cla . read and conden ture generations If we must criticise the board occasionally,} The girt winced. not turn wp nat Hotel Rates, From 75¢ Up Special Weekly Rates which means much to as now and will mean mach more to fu- Mrs Serap Tomorrow ts/ “The whim came te me te do that “te Se eel eek which I have never done before.” | Bo ft le all over!” murmured Mra Wicklebridge, looking up | %**4e't taunt me with it—iuck hysterical opposition to the plans of the board. continued the old militenaire, “and| mum her newspaper, “Ctcero, TI think it would be just_ grand if | -————-——— —— PARR A NR 5 RE r | after you have been president you could lay aside the car@ of state —— with a sigh of saticfactidn and spend the reat of your days in peace a eS ae ee and honor Mr. Wicklebridge geaped. “Oh, hooo,” he aald slowly. “You've not only elected me preaidest, mentally, bat had me get away with it and jarred loc from the job painlessly and turned ovt to see my successor stack up agaihat it? For this relief much thanke— and keep the change You treat rather iihtly the ‘otium cum digne’ that should be yours after euch a career.” pouted his wife. “I think tt t« one of ® Nestor, as it were, and I'd be & peach of a bald-headed old Nestor,” sald Wic 3 ell nd you'd be a bird of a Nestoress. The dope on ex-p Hl dents, however, is that they soon dle off, and the quicker the bet- if the on o re ry ve eo they em Dp. ter. ie they don't they are rapped every time they emit a peep important Speciats for. . Wednesday let us do it in a gentlemanly way. Nothing will be gained by Grabbing mashers is nico, licht| part of France to require Castro exercise for Chief Ward, but he} to be guod in Paris. He will be ought to be strong enough by this | much too conspicuous time to pick up one of those souvenir fiends who works while According to the expert's opinion, the familly is asleep. | the fireboat Snoqualmie tx all right | -— except for the weaknesses inct While the city council ie giving dental to old a dboulevards to the 3S. E. company, iiiainiiiaainisas i might as well throw * arte The emergency hospital was de place and the animals at Woodland | 51104 especially for the handling park. lof the results of mixing love and Fulmioations of « Fossil, The Has Been Writes eee | Jack knives, an Open Letter on Onion Culture, Yet, When in Office, Wickle pe a Eas We trust there will be no anseem- ieee bridge Was Notoriey No Friend of the Onion j E ly baste about investigating the | : | I moan rather that your prestige would be tnternational,” Mrs V. Ss ty Savte showt Inventianting (| 1 cottore worty wamte to new | Wickinhrage sooadea' “You wou belted up" to shnead at | xceptional Values in Spring Medicines t, we do n he e co! ee Se bo < fore those, charitable Insututions is oo pcony , Lato | | Tethy ‘by eune” nailed her Weshend. “Lines tn © Mente Catt 85e bottles Beef, Wine and Iron ......6%¢ |] SOc bottles Effer- lect $50.0 rom ir eo A on rlo 100 26! t > : - get ready. Fowler ihe ies “POR ONE LITTLE TEAR oF| perer unde trotype of Dr. Munyon: ‘M. Wickiebridge a Visitor. $1.00 bottles Elixir Red Clover and Man- vescent Phos- SAD | i x i ‘ormer Chairman of the F Units Here His Health, Says drake Compound 73¢ phate of S tical features Of springs | SYMPATHY | WOULD GIVE A! Our Incomparable Principality Compares Favornbly With the City |} ec. py) ‘ Ar aseeseeegevens : , Ronpeonndlbonpseins esigeam The seed catalogue has all the | MILLION DOLLARS!” of Arkanass a the State of Hobokes. For an Indian Mr, Wickle |f] 85¢ Bliss Native Herbs Tablets........65¢ |} 0m for ..20¢ pe apa oy 1 and the |S! Best Sellers” pushed out ot | — . | bridge is Severn: Shades Lighter Than the Usual Octoroon. Wears 25¢ boxes Fresh Sassafras Bark 17¢ | Sie bottles pipes have to be removed ani eo by went ter you giad that 1| Civilized Clothes With the Exception of the Collar of Celluloid, One Pound | , ‘ White's Vict |the book store for this month. 7 . ound boxes Purified Flowers of Sulphur ein a germy footed fly makes his appear. | ” of his Wives, the Lady Vice Pr ent, Acoompanies His, |} pulp 2) pote - - | "The girl clinched her hande, and What nonsonse la this?’ the Indy Vice president broke In ee Rovere, 10¢ | wernt hee bce d 4 Storm warnings are out for the|something like sympathy showed tn] “That.” sald Mr. Wieklebridge, “ls international prostige as ft ts Half pound. bo boxes Compound Licorice Pow- |] 85¢, bottles Eno’s - — | her ft pund in the Karopean newspapers ‘ ot | Why not lump the naming of the |¢leetion of the Daughters of the. st \, possibly better that the | — witeas Sie Ha os os. 2.94 henna Cee SOW ce tes Be at I rd Sulph -18¢ | 9<- pottle R E 1 new fireboat with the selectiog of |Ateriean Revolution. world should know t truth of ¢ boxes Su sgatsah and ro} ream Paster, mixed pottles Rowat's Fruit Sal 1S .s0 . rkte ° ” | pay n re ady for taku Ca TOT 2. cccees the new city seal and get rid of —— a Stephen I. Markleheim,” he went Cn dvadon es 10¢ these dangerous occupations? ins. ia at toast o enee te. eee ee MONEY SAVED. MH. co KLEIN H Half-pound boxes Pure Cream Tartar for Cascarets for . hese dang 8 ip some gastro). @& A. deal a holocaust of financ “| one ae - THE GHOEMAKER. \ Little Liver Pills for =" n 1 ata 1 | ons | | t -$2.00—T HATS ns H eh - bead es < . par | nomical satisfaction in being a dem bat tt Be as meee oad — B if you can't get boots or BE 75 es Ger Li Sal 50c Palmo Tablets for oa It i# # tactleal mistake on the! ocrat today | The mage arose ape walke p00 Peoples bran bas. shoes to fit you, get them made fi | SCOR LAVET Sette . BSc Foley's Kid Cake ; A |the floor, “I have away! Second Ave and Pike & H to measure a : 85c_ Foley's Kidney Cure for . we inieds of ey wealth: 1 bavellll vane Baseaker ta Seite Pines ‘ a 2 Hi pensioned my old employes; 1] extraordinary Perscripti —Ex- iscri i i i: a achatraordinary Perscription Service—Ex- | | Discriminating buyers appreciate i “ pe at @reat personal sacrifice, ceptional excellence of our store “UNKNOWN "DIES ON HOSPITAL when holding back or stetite { vain ag and our pride in this all-important | and the painstaking and “citicient TH so neant for the common weal; I We say that “Brac wor rule ON HIS LIPS have fain owale &f mighte hunger Nisan : mn’ Clott brad i F service. i ing for one small portion of. aym-| ury System othes are | I 7 <= , Uae | from those whos the best made yet, Interesting SpecialsonFineSoaps | Important Specials on Ti BY G. 8. COSTELLO rs ¢ made possible; but never a| And 22¢ Woodbury's Facial Soap 15e¢ Powders and Pastes “Unknown.” an old-young man \f the waiting dead, and then the|word haa there be By f Mansfield Sanitive Skin Soap 16¢ * ete whe was waiting for his Inst call pine board coffin and the last rest| The old man talked on, walk ou May open an account | ¢ Colgate's Floating Bath Soap Se | Se Lister's th Powder for .<4s inte Diay. Of Iife, turned uncestiy | he partere’ Hes. where & plaid iting the soos forgetting the cow. iM (pay a little at a time) for 10c Kirk's Jap Rose Glycerine Soay Ge 25e Eastman's Tooth Powder for. on his cot in the men’s ward of the eadvos ands marked ering girl, bringing ou fo fader / 8c Wall il Soap 53. Thvinal Toots Puate has KNOWN." Ipicture of hia long-dead wife, ree the Suit you select c alke’s Witch Hazel Soap 9. yo . ere *5 % ency ho ‘al ’ > » . 2, a .: ' x ek the spony’ ot ¢ jurrecting grandchildren, old peda-| But If] 25c Pinaud’s Voilet Soap for , ize 40c jars Roger & Gallet’s Tooth Pama . “ag | roor tes, the compantone | | ils lero sMeiels Bee Mel acid poisoning, he had TARIF . . ce Jergon’s Yutopia Soap 7 ¢ his early struggies, At last he| ' “Bes ” Wi c “ae © pap Wiehe DEA up in & Bo th 1d a F JINGLES aved, dropping “into the chair! Don t buy a “Bradbury |}| 10 Jergon’s Sandalwood Soap Te 40¢ John Gosnall’s Cherry Tooth Paste i Tall atter Nad oven than. toa [with « imp collapae. ig Suit for these reasons | @ 10c bars Kirk’s White Lilac |] «n."” . : ae aed onge ling.” he moaned, “for one, itte|f™ Duy it on its merits and on | Soap ae Ge ne age ‘ higal toa th Pe i be oa , , opie ant vas io her tear of sympathy, 1 would give a your own judgment | » 10c Palm Olive Soap for..7%7¢ ages : co ation garb o eand & Z méillon @ 1 T watched him thoughtfully as he lay ain pine ieee wee T'ry-on; observe the fit; ex | F s . A there, oe of the derelicts of life nines came over him and hel amine carefully every detail of f) Matchless Values in bdominal Bandages and wrecked on the ‘shore of sioraity, Dene wir vorkmanship—inside anid out Elastic Hose Supporters ant unconsciously felt the tragedy fhe Moon an erying t ide: note how very happy a $1.50 Linen Abd nal Supporters of it all ja HNttle, gauzy handkerchtet | ; 1 en eecal y . Who was his mother? Did she did not eae ¢ agnate looking, [mm ate the styles; we will bP con | x ! oh 4 ,Kneecaps, Leggings ae know? Where bis home? Why With @ quick mentue the old tent with your decision | nkiets for .. $1. 10 on Abdominal Belts ...4aam tired of life that death offered t an grasped a » of paper and] “Liberal Credit” ise a minor | Iextra Stout Silk, guaranteed, Abdominal Belts BD oe: only ho And only the vagar wrote, The girl, hearing the] ton bikenanie a dotein | ‘d Kneecaps, Leggings or Ank 11 Made Fashion AB#QHM of imagination answer eratching of the pen ed up, : | . 7 e a ’ The fan's eyes opened, half ifurriediy wiping uway her tears, |i “clothes-satisfaction”. iq the | lets for , $1.88 i knowing und he started to sing | “Here waid the militonatre logical reason for ‘huying | . “Shall We Gather at the River hrusting the paper toward carrie, witha “4 “ Hie ; | A SERVICE THAT PAYS OUR est. At the moment of final partin |"Some time you muat me f i Hi a ith the “Brathbury | PATRONS BEST IS THE SERVICE THAT PAYS US sang again the & that his mother jand I Hh ton ba Snore . sii | q faces kc a 3 Bartell Drug Stores 4g no e on jother on Me. : rw #008 earth lived Mother sips her cup of tea a te nll ; * a astern uthtting Co., Inc. | A hurried call for the undertaker,| It cheers but doesn’t jag he paper with toar-dimir y P a hi ete Oe tetet os thats 1332-34 tf) i. 2—Mai by Second Ap. 209 Union St. No.1—Old Store j ite. 2—Main Store | No.3—New Store @ hasty inventory of clothing and A tax on it won't hurt a uunie $1,000,000, for 1 re papers by the coroner that Aud make pink teas more swag-| | ¥ ee ‘Seattle's Reliable Credit House” 606 Second A clue, a few days in the chi! oe whed for the sing of liable Credit House | eer venue Cor, First Ave. and Pike St ‘ EP cikkionmuel Near Yesler Way 610 Second Av. Near the City Market