The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 24, 1909, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR _ | j “WOLF” | BY STAR PUBLISHING CO, f 1907-1800 Seventh Ave VRS AC NRE BD As an Amateur Hawkshaw, Mis@Dilipickles Gets on q EVIRY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY. ~aerne : . + Bt | Kidndped Cheeild. be | nvared at the Vostettice at Beattie. Wa gon as second-class matter Y MARO AR | 7 a . ¢ w = # BY HAROLD CARTER | BY FREO SCHAEFER } Cd - - = _on | ha h a lust { LET US START RIGHT Ifuce, & lone peak 4 to the q | rarefied a It wa = = laway an the beo filew: it lo { N ta 1 1 t day in the history of the]; 1 1 thie objectty { city of ( ha y, tl Pacific expo} point a man had o travel ” : ‘t | Hew ged, disheveled be of MH { ‘ hs will be the} \ was slung @ ahi hosts « " all nation the world bund r a shirt, some Heeans | OH ne dried beef and a box i We t ma ya \ hoa, an well ae A as grand and sv \ To this end, every busi $ 1 1 if he d Vo chonid | im the mountain point he would ; house in r of ttle be decorated, We should] cgoape the desert and ite horrible s} attire ourse! in the finest we possess. The exposition is) thirst i " | Hut bis water bottle going to be a wonderful thing for Seattle, and the visitor within} jad been ¢ mpty for nearly a our gates must be properly impressed with our loyalty to, and)! equivalent to three days in J , temperate lan The sweat had ¥ our interest in, this big enterprise, ng eines ceased to pour dows { Mayor Miller has gone as far as he can go in declaring} hie furrowed face, He staggered : ‘ wong, bin Hie’ pin potute unde i next ‘Tuesday a pu holiday. The majority of the me p Fv ue and. Coline \ of the cit ive already gone on record with the general te-} awollen and numb. | } > i phat | Though he could soareely hift h ment t t places of business will be closed on that day.| 0 yeuel (ne Could Meaney ae | hcansinans That t) who have not already made up their mind c ed, for there a stream near | i] th I ’ ; + a sabticit y—unlons be wandered too | MM TET Hy will join in the movement, there is no question : | tas freee "ite Feveriahly h } i th th Let's not forget that on next Tuesday and for six months | and coanplowsly seanned the i y ail } horizon, vainly thereafter we are to be the hosts. Let us begin by putting on} At tals side trotted a fean dou} our good clothes. Let each and every one of us make Up Our) of collie breed, “Wolf,” his one ; } on faitht oom panto th ou wue minds to look cheerful ali day Tuesday, Let us make the visitor we ae thas ‘ite c ne and feel that he is welcome, and that we want something more than) plaintive eyes turned upon its ca, “Wolf,” co, wan dying his money—WE WANT HIS GOOD WILL : z at torturing thirst | ee 8 | pie 1 This i ng to be a grand old summer for Seattle, and we] At last the man staggered, spun | Instructor—What do you know embroidery rultle ' }round, and fell. He again jal ancestor worship? | = ‘ , must start right Shy had bon dna The |“THE VILLIANS HAVE SENT A LETTER DEMANDING $60,000." | firights It's a Chinose religion Though exceptionally low in price, the male ‘denen ———— } od . practiced by the Brahmins of Back t f ‘ + | doe bi as ae watche i bin =: I ee: "Thay beay. Ginmaien “hies,| bv aeera oan ing of these garments is really remarkable, Among those who are enjoying, to say thone fur store burglars were) ne pnow He Jae a by Ain't it turrible! though, by putting a Kuster Brown we ‘ ie 4 0 1 e » . 0 nen dow omes in, loves goes) 4 the pleasant pastime of standing cool—if they aren't, they wouldn't) ¢he diamal howling of the dog The| Little Chesterton Quinee Dubarry, _ =. = e.4 waking a i Bytes =! 5 ubt comes In, « | : pat are the expositiol authorities, | steal furs in the summertime jsun was sinking. The man's senses /and only 6 years old, has beon kid- | recognized by having six os on his eee | U. S. Flags for A.- Y.-P E ka one quite deteraiined. Gn. the were leaving him, he bad @Wak-|naned, and everybody ts frantic left toot How Tillle’s hea hang about * lened to madness. Hie throat and her! Why, th n't fit her at all chewing gum booth matter | While the fact that most of the) mouth seemed to be on fire. And|, #@ Was looking at @ clreus bill The villians have sont a letter | "But think how much worse she : | Pullman college professors are bark| the dog, iying on the sand 10] board when an unknown dark man demanding $60,000 by the end of! would look if they did!”—LAte | ecora ing — } ee ; j with faise whiskers and red and |the week, or else they'll cut his eve | From the way the Japanose| *tock owners may not be suspiclowa "sso npg was howling without | blue striped cuffs lured him away Oars off and mall them to the par-| Getting over honeymoon t# Just | - i squadron has beon feted on the | it's at least dublous. | Then a thought came to the| With an lee cream sandwich ents. However, if they do that, It|the difference between hot houre All sizes and styles, made of cotton, wool or silly } = He was not missed tll he wae Will be « violation of the postal) «rapes for breakfast and going tmok priced very m ately at 244 to $7.50 each const, it ts hard to believe that a iar ore jen. If he could eaten the doe. | ou, They have found clews ga- laws, puntshable with & $26 fine,|to corned beef hash—New York) Ae iin pig ting, in red, in white and in blue; and gag " ‘ Ing, , p anc blue; single brick was thrown through a} Perhaps you don't realise that/ thrust his keen Knife into the)) "ict none that will turn up) Therefore, they may faiter Prone. ic’ | J alsy your auto was amashed by & street | ">roat, and plunge his teeth into Jap restaurant window Chesterton Quince Dubarry He waa seen for the riding west with car—the one you bought SA 0g park department | poor four men in « plano box buggy. He That “You'll like Tacoma” sign |! e . | seemed contented, for they Was ts going to be a disappointment, if| RR eS ae | feeding Mm with chocolate eclairs George Bernard Shaw has writ-/ ten a play on woman suffrage, and! | true friends of the cause now fear | | the ultimate worst. the party of the second part per sists In being at the bottom of the percentage column The smoke! ithe billboard he wore his hair leropped short and had on a ging jham ohirtwaist and ribbed stock The police are the same the! The state's rights question has} AS SRE SERRE FARE: World over. In Omaha they 81°) hoon settled for fifty years, only to if THE LIM Sure the train robbers used 88 AM, break out again at the exposition i) THE SUMMER USE OF H and further they know nothing. | . 4 grounds. | q Col. Roosevelt, having settled! Remember, this t# the comnts! " j with the Hons, giraffes, rhinoceroses | gary department's night off, and) and buffaloes, must be pretty nearly, you take your dinner down town. | For aphis, red spider, ¢ at the end of his faunal string. apibninden similar soft bodied Insects iq the : The postal employes in France saturated solution of lime agi sul q There is no need for the police! seom to have struck out. phur, It can be obtained @h, the tmerket under the name of the | Niagara, Rex or Lilly Lime land Sulphur Spray solution, free from grit, mixes| “AND STILL THE MAN ANO casily with water, and It ustie THE DOG WATCHED AND | properties burn the tender sides WAITED.” ef these insects, and as breathe through thelr sides they JUST WHY THEY CALL ; HIM BWANA TUMBO African Version of Roosevelt's Achievements Shows That a Weird Prestige Preceded Him—Gut He Is Making Good. ene hore or himself. irritates or causes the pores on He called. The creature dashed | their sides to close. Boeing protect toward him, ite eyes gleaming, ita) @¢ by long hairs ft ts necessary to fangs horridly gleaming. The crea, |4se & fine mist and as much red ture Was mad! “Wout,” too, seemed|"s possible tn «praying Care to be walling, in order to seek atm-|sbould be taken with tho spray, aa liar ald for ite own life. it spots palat and discoiors foliage. He sat wp weakly, and, as the} Where there ts danger of tajury power. The blow arrested it, It/Keresene emulsion or any strong tumbled backward tn a heap and | soapsude rolled on the sand, whining fero-| The spray can also be used effec ctously tively In killing the currant, green! wenn The man drew his knife and,| #ooveberry and cabbage worm. For statesman. with cautious cunning, oogan creep toward the animal, which lay watching him. Now he was within striking distance; he rained his knife; again that leap, a blow mis calculated—and the blade was twist- ed from the man’s hand, leaving him defenseless, He Iny back on the sand, watching the beast's least movement A large moon now flooded the plain with allvery Nght. Which would give out the sooner? The dog was plainly In ae bad shape as its master, Dimly, as if a dream, the man saw the huge, couchant, furry form at his side. Let the man close hia eyelids for a moment and the thing would be at bis throat And all the while the beast kept up a monotonous low whine, The night went by. The sun rose hotter than before, till the heat waves shimmered and danced across the ataring plain. And still the man and the dog watched and walt ed. But the vigil was at an end With a groan of hetpless deapair the man yleided himself to hie fate. He closed his eyes, He heard the bound of the animal, he felt it grasp him, felt ita fangs fasten onto bis shoulder, But the | beast, having taken him in ite grip began to drag him. A shudder ran through the man’s frame, Then he was alll He was aroused once more. His hands and face were wet. He opened Bho GALALLA TELLS LITTLE GEE-WOP ALL ABOUT THE GREAT BWANA TUMBO, (Lenseless Photo by Powow, Nalrobi,) mains for this dispatch to expiain why that name was chosen. Bwana Tumbo ta the equivalent of Portly Master. Other more or called the boast to his side, and—as it crouched down by him and lapped at the stream he bent his face upon Its neck and wept Boost um big family. Sall um 16 big war canoe round world himself. Kill um bob cat, um welsh rarebit, um mountain billy goat, um Jokan policeman's horse? Fashion, motion, my! the hose and ‘ey | cround. It also ts a good fungtelde, nn and will help as « preventative of | with @ nervous fat girl.”—-Cleveland the warm flesh, he might revive | can be destroyed by anything which |. iow and other fone DIANA’S DIARY When snatched from in front of | could use $6000. hunt the Trail The wealthy parents will olther pay the ransom or give a reward | of cat of $6000 for the return of the child How I would LOVE I'm awful sorry for th Deed | could (Continued) tables are to be used 44 or not at then 2 -_ this work I have found one gallon of the prepared solution sufficient] ~4 for 40 gallons of water, but plenty)» of time must be silowed for it to ee dissipate before the fruit or vege On the eur fe rest if woman's mind had to be | ~ rant or gooseberry, if there te not | Ur! This ts & clear! time for this, dust with either hela-|'* dalmation powder, knock them off with the spray Of rictontiy steady to fit you for an! the |ntrehip navigator? | epray HOPKINS, Frait Inspector, ‘Women for Women. He-Bo you favor woman suf-|-- eo? lt certainly do! beast leaped, struck out with all his|either to the paint or foliage use| He--Weil, in the last election, for instance, would you have w6ted for Mr, Taft or Mr. Bryan? would not have voted for} either, When I vote I'll vote for a| all! Yonkers to | eee eestor: ee em ee ee THE STAR'S MOVING PICTURES one hia eyes. He was lying upon the Telless Aerogram from “Him see?” said old Galalla,| very brink of a silvery stream that The MOMBABA LIAR, pointing to Col. Roosevelt's phiz in bubbled over the sand. And at his ; : a copy of the Outlook Him «ide, ite thirst uneatiated, the anl en't this a moving pleture? MOMBASA, May 24-—(Very 89! Hwang Tumbo. Much big teoth,|mal sat Wouldn't you be moved by a cunning jittle dog itke that al, by runner from Nalrobl.)-- Much big stick. Much big pull, With his laat veatige of strength| sitting up bebind Mrs, Taft? While the world knows the natives with white folk. Him big warrior, the man rolled on his face and And isn't it a moving amile on the fare of Mra. Wade Ellis, who have draped the name of Bwana Him real goods Bust om big drank deep draughts of the life-| has Just discov the camera man? Tumbo upon Col. Roosevelt, !t re trust. Smash um big nature fake. ing finid. And th he know, He And do you see the movement of the tall which belongs to the And that tree--do you see how Ita leaves all moved? Was 4 great ensemble of swell parade! And it all happened down 60 the Potomac drive—that new location leas correct explanations of the non, Bite um big plece out of sen-| —————————— owes }for the band stand made pSpular by Mrs. Taft—popular with pro. aah “ contained ie ie Nolse, ate. Swing um buckinbroneha by ¢ = —= Drietors of benzine buggies aM well groomed coachmen lain Cheese and Whole Push. It tail. Biff sun and moon for um ten Hut, say, it's hard to get there on foot! Have to change from TRY THIS FOR nue ¢ r expresses the superlative of bar. bare admiration and awe, and was based on such scraps of his fame as reached the Interior ahead of him. However, he has so far dis nis lawn-ball, Choke um mollycod dle; skin um malefactor. Boll um Forakerhaskell tn oll, make big feast for um pet steamroller, Put —-== um dent in world with um Ananias- the avenue cars, bridge, pay an extra 10-cent fare, and then walk at leaet a mile under a YOUR COUGH | | Hut it's mighty swell after you get there appointed none of the natives. His club. Make snort, sell um for four!, Vit.{Wo ownaes of Glyeering with | aia then wish you had a buggy to help prowess among thi lions §=and pigs; make sneeze, sell um for ivory and a half pint of| strain of the band becomes a strain compound pure straight W aky. 8 i} take in doses of m te rhinos will make the name stick tusk, to put In white man’s word run over The African conception of the read-rag. Him come Uganda. Make four how This m elnd, and vote that a pleasant time was had great faunal naturalist’s personality big talk—-big write—big shoot. Him|the healing, healthful Jog. is beat indicated in a Mteral trans Bwana Tumbo, Got that? Good. | of jd Li a < will break a cold| - lation of the talk given by Chief| Now you stand way back from um/|!" twenty-four hours and cure any Galalla of the Wooss-goo tribe to| ropes or you get hurt” |$hie formula, put up, be ‘sure’ thet | H 4 the little crown prince Geo-wop the| They say little Gee-wop was never| (our. drumgist.. uses the genuine! ine ano QO other day. | | Virgin Ol Of Pine compound pure | prepared and mew | the Leach Cher T —wovts By] Regan Shoe, vst. QQ) CONTRACT 60 Impressed In hin life. teed only by hn Innat, AGENTS FOR | K n a be The World's es Best Piano —_—— One Priced Piano House, 1406 First Avenue Une the 1 positively not cr Ask your shoe polisher for Neg un Factory ather 2499 @ awelte can see from the pleture what the shade trees look like. get off at the highway ring sun—you You can mill around under a sunshade, If you have one; and mill around, and mill around, mill around, and = every and if you keep from getting and get back to your flat in the southeast ae you are awful Taft and the to find him, | parents and | mommer Watch my! i E } i ‘ aonene —_ for reerE Ore! oF SSRESLDEODDLALEDDSDLR, | Sy wife put tt there to remind Why. fand | or | 5393999323222 i Your Pick of Pra Ms >> 39; ctically Any¥ of Our Trimmed Hats af a 25% Discount DUST Wise STAR A Wor Josh MAY Select @ luet q ful} $12.00 Hats ...$9.00 $1 $ 8.00 Hats ,,. $86.00 §$ 50 4 i's" thy wight to comvel we AN Throughout the Week Undermusling i ans eek tha iets Will Be Phenomenally Low a ppt esd Every grade, every style is included in the sale, ig mtcsaghgheey ol 42 Corset Covers at 21¢— | with heme ing ut the door w York Even titched ruffles of Sé holes, Pep. |e Telegram, 5 fect fitting and most Many a mar inte hin lif ive styles “a hen It fre from \ ence endeavor Drawers at 37¢—Shaped yok nal flow tie 0 Joage Tribur Inst th bh " jand | ts oe cluster tucked with he splend } t saanething ab t Plendidly ty Or y Gowns at 47¢-—Cut ick, yoke a ¥ ¥ Pe wiesag cluster tucks and embr ruffle finish ] What te not Cate. necessary is dear at a Long Skirts—Cut with close-fittir | top and with # deep flounce showing cluster 7 ng and eyelet & in tri-colors You mustn't ask for another plece | F 5¢ yard | Fauntleroy. It's bad man- | : nerk fe Mebbe but it's good taste, | Kaneas City Times. | eee Men must work and wo- | Dress Goods on Sale Wednesday { All-Wool and Silk and Wool, in beautiful, sheer qualities, selling hitherto for $1.25 to $1.75 ay Wednesday— And w when they we nm work the! A New York (4 | The large crop of wild oats sown |in thie country must have something jto do with the searcity of bread Florida Times-Union “ee ‘What have you got that plece of string tied around your finger | matt « letter,” did you remember?’ j she forgot to give it to me.” | dee. me to | Everett and & Some husbands never would get| BROKERS Private Leased Wire te All Bx- chang! S.C. Osborn & Co. awe €8T Fivet Av. 289 ittoned every time she changed Dallas News. ; . “. ] “Do you think your nerve is suf- | | 27--We Have--27 “Well, T've been out In a cance Plain Dealer, see A Homely Fetiow. j a BUYERS for Cit t | m. She—Why id you @o to Africa?) ““Euuar value, fe YOU want He-—-Because I was sick of home. to SELL, see Us at ONCE She—Why did you come home? Interaationsl Bend & Healty Co. He—Because I was homesick. 1 1009 American Bank Bidg. | aaa2 ever, we will continue our great value-giving sales, giving our patrons the ver times lower than cost prices. 7 DC Worth $1.25 York. 3¢4inch Black Taffeta or Satin in splendid quall- | Attractive Pancy Plald Satin Taffetas In desir. | at a very low figure. These are good ser rere Peete ee | Wool Suitings, 5 0 Handsome Chiffon Broadcloth; 52 inches wide, | Ohecks, in the light colorings such a far below value. It is worth $1.50 yard. | 98c )} thon Sale price, yard C Alteration | | all kinds .... | 4 Here ts a grand col and checks, panamas and voiles, | lengths, in all kinds of woolen MacPHERSON-GRAY CO prices on good, dependable merchandise. Tuesday will be Silk and Dress Goo 89 Cc For Taffeta Silk ties for lining of suits or coats, and | The very popular Pongee Silks in plaia ge able patterns and colors for waists and suits; Silks with a fine luster and finish] 52-Inch Broadcloth, 98c | Values to $1.00 Yard ... just right for sults or coats; a limited number ; tand, ete. This ls a collection of new Alteration sale price ....+ Dress Goods{~— | Clean-Up _ of Alteration es : Sale Price ... Values to $1.75 Yard | Remnants at Half messalines, Ottoman sill, one big lot of all new weaves | dress goods can be found in Only a short while now, and the Alteration Sale will be a sale of the past; with Alteration Sale prices on other lines of goods. Alteration Sale prices are For Pongee Silks Worth $1.50 Yard. $1.50 values, Alteration Sale price, yard Sc | Weave, 27 inches wide, are placed ta # 36 inches wide. heehee Sale $1.39 | $1.25 values. Alteration Sale price. Value $1.50 Yard .... | Novelty Wool Sultings in stripes and of colors, for that reason It ts put In this sale | Suitings and worth $1.00 yard, Alters Clean-Up of |" Remnants of | — | New Silks Sale Price ... | Values to $1.25 ¥ Serges, novelty stripes, plaids Many good and desirable : ards and striped and colors in right summer | this lot. Lengths, patterng and | in the new and wanted welghts for sults and skirts, | materials suitable for skirts, | and colors, with values t® Width is up to 54 in, Values | walsts, Jackets, or for children’s | yd, Your selection can bee to $1.75 yd.; cholee, yd., 800 wear, Your choloe at half | during Atteration Sale, price. | Tbe. ee lfc Heavy Bleached | 64o Bleached 10¢ ve Tc Madras Walstings; Cotton | Twill Towoling 4c By meres 6 inches wide; 1Se All Linen Silver Bleached | Rath Towels 10¢ Outing Flannel; +e and plain colors Crash; 19 0 |} 250 Large Hemmed 18¢ Curtain Swiss; white and | Inches .......... vive 1 c Bleached Bath <a colors; 36 1 12%e Heavy Huck Towels; | New styles in Hi Inches .... sees Ada | eS ee bordered... 5c | Bags. To $1.00 values. n-Gray Co [ee MacPh Where the Cars Stop | erso PEOPLE'S BANK BUILDING, PIKE STREET, NEAR 2ND AV. PHONES Main 36