The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 4, 1909, Page 4

Pia ; : 3 4 4 THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PUBLISHING CO, ehtshyg 1907-1309 Seventh Ave. EVGRY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY. # ond-class matter Entered at the Postoftice je Washingt ae eee FIN QUALITIES \ ttea CASHIER 18 ONE OF THE DRAW ING CARDS AT THIS SHOW HOUSE BY BARNEY DODDS. George D, Graham, a } F ~ for her Look carefully inte these lumt shed socie 0 ad artist of Se francisco, for he Guished society woman and artist of San ancl oad “trcika avi aaa ean (88 Ofiginality and good sense }would be susceptible te thelr in Having arrived at a decision to indefinitely separate from] fluence, No, she Is not a hypno fer husband, Mrs. Graham on Sunday got up a musicale at] tat, but she te a saleslady of the | frat water which she calmly announced that fact. Of course it may prove; ghe's the litte cashier who @ bit nerve-racking to society ladies to be invited to a musicale and have their Beethoven and Wagner mixed up with a deli think and you will appre Graham's policy cate family affair, but a moment ciate Mrs Under the usual proceedure, have begun roosting on the Graham porch at the first whisper of a domestic trouble. Mrs. Graham, interviewed, would have told the society reporters a beaugiful yarn, which they would have published along with a half dozen other yarns which she did not tell them. Or,,if she “positively refused to talk” at all, they'd have done the talking themselves, with illostrations Then every last society woman would have taken the main fact, cut it on the bias and sewed on passamenterie and other embellishments of her ham nor her George could recognize their own domestic affair own conception, until nether Mrs. Gra Mrs, Graham takes the short cut to robs mystery of its fascination and gossip of its opportunity She shows wisdom, courage and and most any man we've ever met could afford to go slow about being cut loose from a woman with such qualities, other thing being equal, or thereabouts. By this time it has probably; dawned won Mr. Heltsley that set | oad of lobsters to the Pacific coast | ting furniture accounts with a re Volver is not approved either by our | delicate compliment best citizens or the police. where he wou't be easily forgotten | Villain, the fy by a certain street railway corpora: Fix. rigs are thon, tonish the natives. And just think When the paychologiea! moment | "®t ® the Hons for letting go arrived, Mr. Nichols | had the presence of mind to forget) that be was under fire. | “My Policies” have gone ‘away be! jlew par again, about IM reporters would! ‘having it over with,”| a high order of originality, | The’ person who fs abipping a car | | ts paying this section a stacere and | Remember, the peace congress Roosevelt's shooting is said to ax | moral effect it must have on amiles at you aa you pass @ cer tain theatre on Seeand ay. as if daring you to buy a tteket, Aad how many times have you seen her sintling ao sweetly and unedn reached inte your pocket r the money to while away an all beekuse of ber unspoken invitation ? One of the Tra Tricks, That's one of the tricks in the) lamall show businems, and Miva! Lilly Graham's services are very }mueh in demand by the several] proprietora ef moving picture em tablishments in Seattle because she | makes good days out of poor ones | These hot, sultry afternoons, when everyone would rather take a) | trip to the lake, or even sit on the hot bleachers at a ball game, than} take & chance in a moving pleture house, Mixe Graham gute busy with the amiles and cunning ey This te the way it ha well dressed young ehap ee a will | = ACCORDING TO 3 THE VERNACULAR BY ELMER RIGDON. From Mexico came Charley Davis to hotmob with fvilteation, but White Mr. Houflion ts gone ax} has nothing t urge agatost your! afer a week's sajourn fn the me. Geiruns, be le i ie 8 position | antipathy to that slxfooted little) tropolis he plned for the baked cing | roads. Hie search for home-made larub had been futile and he would have given a good deal to again gaze on the paradoxical sign fot Chilly Beans” that adorned the rem taurant of old man Gonsales Charley Davis, whe had spent years in Mexieo, and made his pile | there, knew nothing of the customs of New York, and he wae thinking | The Santa Fe has of solng back home, where he un cleverly sidestepped that $220,000 | deret: ood the language, when he saw Mr. Schively, having neglected to Provide a soft spot to land on, Is, naturally a little timid about Jump: | ing just at this time. fine. For a bailding that was architect | | urally on its last legs, the old city The Young Suffragettes of Seat-| tle appear to have made a few act entific observations of the methods ture store admits he waa a fool @f the Young Turks. | The police are vindicated. Henceforth the alot meter won't; Corset saved a woman's life. Ail any but members of the imme- There is hope for the cigarette do- @iaio family. ting something tuneful yet. CHARLIE GATES. € When the son of “Betyou-a-M illion Gates afrived in San Cal, after his fourth spectacular trip to Los Angeles within swe taving his picture taken. When the camera man pro- the picture anyway Gates started for him. These pie: tures were snapped by the elusive photographer while Charlie was in BAN DIEGO, Cal, May 4.—Ai-{ lew York at the very urgent|city. The people in this further Meamand of his father, John W,| most corner of th United States are | not used to such a pace as Gates! Four char. | tered specials in seven days Gates Bet-YoueMillion), Gates, San fe stilt talking about the four special trains"he chartered in one week to cover the space he tween fan Diego and Los Angeles Special trains in this neck of the Woods cost about $560 each, but Charlie didn’t seem to care for that, Besides, he told frieuds here led for one solid week sald he hired them simply to beat | slow for him. Mra, Charlie Gatee was ili in New York when she hubby's eseapades in San Diego, that he made a Killing in Union! Then all the nuagve 108 @ ywerr of Pacific a short time ago, whea he| Gates senior were put {nto play to} up something like $350,| bring the young man home to at i tend to business. BUY YOUR COAL ammnil 2 our beat at tention, no orders too large for us to fii satisfactorily. oP Ww. BULLOCK 10th Av. Geattie, Wash, Gas Range and Gas Water Heater No Home Is Complete Without Gas Seattle Lighting Company Pool. Butane Both Phones Ex. 75 . Fourth and Union hall requires « lot of tearing down. | The man who held up the furnt- CHIP OF THE OLD BLOCK The special train stunts of youn, Charile Gates has left here Gates caused a big sensation b ‘hts | th regniar trains, as they were too | read of her| Heloise Murphy hurrying one even | ing from the factory where she wan j employed, and lost his heart He followed her to the elevated | road and saw her enter a car and } take a seat next a window, Heloise had beon at a dance the night be | fore, and she was dead tired, Look ing at the housetopa as the train aped along, she thought of lew ‘Wrenuoen days, when she would }bave married and left the factory j forever | sipated by a faltering voice saying; “Beg pardon, Misa, but ix this seat taken?” Looking up she saw 4 bashful young man, wearing expensive but not perfectly fitting clothes. “Well, if it ta,” replied Heloise, “the party who owns it didn't cheek it.” Charley Davia didn't cleariy un- derstand her remark, bat he took the vacant eeat beside the girl, “I want to know you,” he said, bluntly “Oh, beat it, young man; you'll have to get a knockdown before you can converse with me.” The pligrim from Mexico was en meshed tn the vernacular of the Enst side, and he groped blindly, “I'm trom Texas, original,” he com: “bat I've spent years in Mexico, where fT de my money, { don't hear much but greaser talk down my way, and while | fall to get a grip on your conversation, it shorely dows me good to hear you vocalize, I've often dreamed out youder of a girl that jooked ike you, and now | have found her. I want to marry you-oh, I don't Want your anewer right off the reel. Lat ue get acquainted, and perbapa| you'll like me after a while.” The girl jooked at his tanned face and read honesty in his dark eyes. He was big and strong, and perhaps—— Heloise turned and gazed out of the car windew. Perhaps she was thinking of a home and happiness far away, As the train pounded on above the roar of the city, Davis never took hie eyes off the girl. He fambled with his bat and he seemed to think she was offended, and wanted to get rid of him. “There's nothin’ | wouldn't do for you,” he sald. Heloise continued to look out of the window aa if oblivious of his presence, Ret the young man was peralet- ent, and just as the train pulled up to @ station he inquired eagerly: *How—how do you think you would like me?" “Oat of sight,” answered the girl, bo her face still toward the win- Thore was no reply and when she lwoked around the seat next to her was vacant. Charley Davis had tenped trom the train and bounded || ma adly down the steps leading to | the street, pushing and joatiing peo || ple out of his way, A policeman jj stopped him and asked: "What's | your hurry, young man? You net |e If you had nipped & pocketbook.” “Pardner,” replied Charlie, in a distressed voice, “there's a little lady on that train b would do any- | thing for, and when she said she liked me out of sight’——~ “Well, if she's the young woman. wtandin’ on the form now way. in’ both hands ‘on to eome to mewue wad, ame wate, row bring results.” Try | one in the in the business chance solumn, | SHOES-SHOES- SHOES Than navn alt.” m sTORN, to Third Voor. Hank a Her air cantios wore | THE STAR—TUERSDAY, MAY 4, 1909 PRETTY GIRL WITH A SWEET SMILE SELLS MANY TICKETS | her eye from hia countenance, The very moment he glances tn her di rection and catches her eye whe} amiles ever #o alightly, He will in voluntarily healtate who wouldn't | and notices the sign which | plays the faet tb Thuffalo Win te | pletured doing the Salomy dance j oF something Iter that—-ns ad he wees | I that it is only 10 cools, so up he} | mavehen and buys a Ucket | Smile Catches Him He remembegs the amile ahe gave | jhim as he waa passing, and, think ling of the new spring ault he Ie wearing, perhaps geta the idea that he haw caught a butterfly, and when she hands bin hia change |he wiles back. But only a atony wtare greets him, #o he pasaee tn julde, comforting himself with the thought that he only bought the ticket to see Muffalo Hill and his) dance, and pot because the girl| . willed, But did he? and a fo! Thin ie ouly an example, and it] does not always work out as bea Nifully ag the case related, but will] many a dime figda its way Into the coffers of the house because It has MISS LILLY GRAHAM, saunter along, swinging a ear with nothing t# do, hours to kill Spies the Sparkler, As he passos he is attracted by the brightly ahining mirrors placed eo careMily around the enffance|a pretty cashier who ts capable of of our theatre, and before he ean! selling seats, and not me of take more than another, step his | passing them out when called for. WHAT EVERY WOMAN KNOWS~-By F. R. Leet jeer ral ( lit 0 na (ia) an kee bere fx Hw DO YOU | UKE 1T Jox eye catches the betliaat dinmond brooch pinned to. Mine Graham throat, and after that he cannot} holp seeing tt nine an her elf She spote him the minute he comes into view, and never taker | fast table? {| the firet ¢tages of bridge, the aaa a aia! nh tal ? A HUMEN 7 BEING! . ») » % : eI ( — oS OVE * TS WHAY I CALL. 1 niety! WHY OoN'T You buy CLOTHES WITH, SOME STYLE Jo THEM, MARY? | s. | MONA ATER See Soe D. D. MANN---NAME STANDS FOR BIG THINGS IN SISTERLAND NORTH TORONTO, "Canada, May i-- Donald D. Mann—this i¢ a name t@at stands for big things in Can- ada, One of the strongest of the new leaders of the Dominion, Mann ts enlled the J. J. Hill of the north. The butiding of the Canadian Northern, paralleling the Canadian Pacific from Port Arthur to the ocean; the Ontario Power Co, at Ni agara Fails; the Canadian Pacific short line through Maine—these are some of the big enterprises which bear Mann's pate. With his wonderful succens, carved from the native resources of his country, Mann has remained the moat loge! of Canadians. He it a pronounced opponent of reciprooltt, taking the position that Canada is strong enough to stand on her own feet before the world. Maun was born in Ontario in 1863, He got the western fever carly, and atarted with nothing as a enbeen- tractor on the Canadian Pacific, then building out of Winnipeg. Op- erating on credit at first, he took |over the world’ He has done work jong chances, but chances stwaye; Al! over South America, and is an backed by the shrewdest judgment./ authority on the railroad posstbilt- He won, and won again. * | tes of China. The Canadian North Before he waa 36 Mann pad ofon-| ern proposition was undertaken by pleted a number of big him and bis partner on their own and, uniting his fortunes, with you initiative, while the Dominion par Wm, Mackenzie, had begunfio make | Hament was spending years of de hia name known all over Canada. bate as to wheher the government In his later years Mann bas car-|should put in a transcontinental ried through wigantic ontracts all railroad tn Canada. D. D. MANN, Credit-giving may attract you to a store once, but you won't go back to trade a see ond time, will you unless you have been satisfied with the Merchandise? | The vast majority of this store’s custom ers is made up of people wha tried our and haye come Liberal Credit Plan once back again and again because the style, the quality and the prices of our merchan- dise have been right—the question of cred it-accommodation being a secondary con sideration. 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