The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 28, 1909, Page 10

AND an Ts ANGHY A SEATTED ABOUT ET LON teh w young too ofte ness, has de Hes in th cloth Tt ha 1 i} which 4 stenog oall thet eat, Inste potate Tea dr The clamen poekat one's BeEcessr ing powe ments,” ¢ * and inking Is also frowr ireula thelr healt! ation te duce the from work,” it conel Mins Maud Gould pur fa the Chamber of Ce t formation throug Btar exhit ehe | whe wa 4 from h, oxford ked Up of the r hatr to the highest puffs in he “1 eat in this office, | ean gust ser THOM CENTURY PLANTS Jere TRA tea ole ENGLISH WAR OFFICE SAYS ALSO THAT THEY PAT WRONG. | SE NTS clothed in the winter, and I'm just @s much on the job at all times as any of them.” Bhe sputtered {It much as Fourth of July firecracker spat ters, Then, after a breath, she Sputtered some more “Isn't it—wouldn't it—aren't they the old women”—she could say ho more. But Miss Gould had more to say on the subject-—afterward “So we women don't sibly, don't clothe sensibly? about. noon hour, Look o on the bill of don’t bolt it.” An interruption fare. And Just what the war office demns.” “So it does.” she replied, denies meat only well as the goose? “And tea drinking? pin-headed old galoots Working woman drinks tea days? ten what a teapot looks Leastways they have on this side and women are women the over. “I can just see those ping tea themselves, and Up sage sermons to tired writers. | Capricorn? “The peekaboo walst woman has | that she if she How about the sallor who | #0 inured herself to it i couldn't catch cold In : tried eat don't know what they are talking “Go into any restaurant at the er what women have on the table before U ‘ Arvit ey tHe ovo women?’ to women. they're going to deny sauce, why not keep it from the gander as} Why, Even the ancient ladies in the Old Maids’ home have forgot smug side-whiskered old century plants sitting there In the war office Wouldn't it capture your sen They the working them. Sweets and poatries tea? No, sir—not the woman. It's roast beef, soup, fish —whatever is solid and sustaining they But meat ts con- ay unlike the cranks on this side, GOV. HASKELL” IICHEST BLACK MAN IW THE WORLD (My United Press | SEES NO FR 5 P. WILL SOON BI RUNNING TRAINS med f Las STS’”’ Ss G Tol ALINE KING” TO SEATTLE THE YPIST DRE WRON F RL DIED, TELLING ALIE, IS rey hs Sa TACTICS DECISION OF sows vara HA the ~~ aoa } He ie coming over fram | BOUILLON INVESTIGATING COM ‘ . month ane = | PLAINTS AGAINST TELE ene the wii | PHONE COMPANIES woroms the continent to vililt Goodmay B 4 giant negro Vor, an Te aum te the “Din A.V. n, superintendent of 1 King tw Bray the “Tour publle wtilitt 1 ! Hray je aa black a4 an ever 4 100 u J THE BEGT WALL PAPEF came vf the rt oft i th te t ¥ 4 t He tw probably the rlehest black | ! both + Dy man in the world, Tennebaum ne : ‘ at hoad jplcked him up when he Was a ; A und wise ? , ON ' rogged little plekaninny making At prese 1 Mr, Boul gating 11 \ }mud ples in the alums of New] today, “I cans " thing dot | FEORRAL PT, & WALL PAPER CO at Te ' y int upon this quest 1 ar 1314 First Ave af t jolly little laugh Diamond 10 nee hat obliga ’ t | King sent the boy to school and the eompa t ime Smith, the w then to college. Before he was 20 in these cases J ory H Bray had charge of (he wonderful | “Off hand, however, it ap Cora confe 1 that at collection of geme that won for me that both ¢ Il ¢ | d ' nt had Tennybaum his ttle as kipg. Then telephones aftr th T th 1 Tennobaum made him bin or F.G. BRAY. mi has beer 3 a ii ‘ " and for years the giant black trav. | 1 . and © " Jelod to almost every corner of the | nearest important city, he lives tr t jearth looking after the Interests of| the style of a prince jhis fouter ver Bray looks Iike Peter Jac 4 t the € le ant BETSIE SMITH | For the past @lght years Bray | He tw quite sure that had not Te ny business t d 4 : - has had charge of the Tourmaline |nobaum found him he would have private nature Sab hee inte ‘or mother {ale the spiders’ cgge and dl minow at Mesa Grande, Moxico, He nh o prizefighter what the rental of tate te he “er great sufferie Y jhas carte blanche to draw on Tet 1 think | should have won! customer ants to at ed tt ws of epide With this note as at another |nebaum for whatever he wants, and |heavyweight laurels,” he remarh n bas received an of t 1 Att effort was made to f Het uh he is 60 miles from the ' modestly fielal + t t Sdadrons od 1 ty |Bmith, but the pa board ba = Hols vement b i ote at liing | Just decided that ¢ | word" | ORY TOWN TO HAVE i ° nyec w at wore and tha 1 FREE CIDER 6 CISTERN ' ~ , TE Gud OAR OVeKY phones installed in thelr homer ™ (hom Roveat “ty f Au soon a6 he car ip th | by iCal ,/¥/ Ifranchises a od S i with the rporation counsel garding the legal rights of the ¢ ’ In the matter, Mr, Bouillon wil! Is sue & statement covering th € tire questior @ question PORTLAND, Ore ay 28 A UPHEAVAL PROMISED IN THE ;) at mysterious diveune t K D. A. BR. OVER ACTION OF nationa . f : medical skill ha BUSINESS WILL THE PRESIDENT. y ee ee deaths end other os " W United Press) rr , ider is to be the thirst quencher tives ‘in and a . $3. 50 to dt the pair ahom ‘Sey ar-|of the citizens of doar, A coment (ti0" 1) Aly lm th. sr diclen ans : i elatern wit capacity of about 100 ‘ And they're right, of the -aiiGeaen den - . Health Officer Pohl, uh SAN FRANCISCO, May 26.~Wi) he recet ilar | Barsers, focate the public #qUare. Ohvaician confosved aba am R er, former santstant gp BOT * sits being cleaned out and will be assista t the Daus arty ee ye n ance of the cause of amines : Per gre n Revolution, ale of i with apple juice next fall M y & younger daughter, aged | pow manager of the nia traf |B wh . The cistern was used for thie y Yon eee with theanee lhe en trat . recen } M rpose years ago when the Zoar myster malady and succumbed plarriman a North . of |Communist society was in exist. Teer i itney was held on | weet today said { the organtaatt t but for some time has MME ins Lody of this child and cerebro| “The Soa at. ai “Pasting me ee Ont, Wipetion,. | DORR. 1s Uae spinal meningitis looked for. The! gateway will be an excellent thing stlone = have pe communists Were MOBS douitures taken, however, Were lier the entire Northwest. It wil ’ ’ ing are amoothed | Germans and the town had no OW} shown to be negative, A third my® Anereane the volume siness be URR preald ie in the ranks | jections to a #, but the county” ,, 8 death ocourred today, but &* tween Portland and met & a cS eves rganisation le predicted voted {t dry the citizens Dave ibe case has not been reported Dr.| pointe and will give the shipp 903 Second Ave. — determined to r re the old elder Pohl refused, because of profession: | 51 option of route i cistern, A pump will be installed 14) othies, to discuss the Case wh ee a. ‘ JMATRIMONY, THE GREATEST STATE, BY A WOMAN 44 YEARS A CITIZEN OF IT a There are 46 great states in thle «reat ~ union. There ts @ greater union, a greater etate-—the state of Matrimony It was hot recently admitted Into the It was organized and given & constitu On ite northern uth and ia union ; tion In the Garden of Eden. boundary Is located the state of yx siperte on the east the state of fear of Iness, on the south the state of de Mrs. J. 8, Slie tire anionship, while on the west lies St. Joseph, Mo. the land of g id and the setting sun Ite borders are strewn with the dobris of wrecks that have been by entering the portals in too much haste, or by falling to realize the important fact that to have “two souls with but a single thought” moans self-sacrifice on the part of both and & willingness on the part of each to esteem the other one as the better, So many fall of happiness because the ideals are too high Each expects he has gotten an angel to abide In his house for a companion, and finds that he has only common clay, subject to mars and breekage the same as any other clay Scattered along the highways are many and varied pleasures known only to those who have estered this state al the corner gate way; the coming of the little child, whose voice ginddens all the household; the promotion of the dear husband in his business the bringing home of a good took to read together; the helping each of the other to attain le best that is in them; all these and many more make the state of matrimony a bilsefal state, to be sought after by the men, but not to be rushed Into by the women. The capital is Love, and the principal town tn Heartopolia, situated on the broad river of Sympathy, which flows all through its borders into the land of Peace. ad aiahal tetealial nine be ieS wanes THEY COME. The Stare crusade and the liquid will be free to all AUBURN PIONEER | BUSH FIRES RAGING PASSES AWAY. Pree) (By United Brees) WINNIPEG, Man, May 3 fires are raging near Artikokan and Bush ty em | AUDURN, Wash, May 28 —Syl-| the mine center, near Rainy take,| veater Goodrt aged 78 yours, @ /alose to the United States boundary Washington,}A bush fire ie also reported a few known as “Dad” Goodrich, miles from Int day at the home of bie stepeon, W Rommel, at Auburn. from paralysis, after @ month's il ness. Mr. Goodrich leaves consid erable property, all of which goes to his wife and stepchildren Bealdes bis wife Mr Goodrich | survived by four stepobiidren, W. land Arthur Rommel of Auburn George Romme! and Mra, Rerey eens of Seattle plonoer of Wester popularly Med yorte ease. va an aT pee sarame Kranich @ Mar Yerent Piavo. 169; Lyor Date 196. Meinway ° h ‘eber $60 At Kohler rh & Ke, fecond Av, Oppostis Arcade 4 and give ti i show to the joe the! th WE CITE ol Reasons Why Our “Suit Shep” Frey Poor “suing the Re Finer Clothes for Men The unlimited facilities of our clothing buyers. Our experienced ff * » *) *) 4 ne fends for the AntiTuber. #} ® culonis society has conned for # knowledge of men's re ® the time being, kind hearted # quirements and tastes — ® persons are still bearing the @ (iy United Press.) # unfortunates in mind. Last # Our deserved prestige TULSA, Okla, May 24—Indict-|@ ovening a young woman # among American cloth- ments against Gov, Charles N,|* Walked Into The Star office, #| ing manufacturers ® Inid down a dollar for the & a Haskell and five others have been |» isagne, turned about and left ® The preference given returned by the federal grand jury. @ the bullding * on account of the magni They are charged with having ob- | # * tude of our purchases J} tained Utles from the government | ¥ 4 * ## #e ¥¥ RH EH for 84 stores If} to town lots in Muskogee, Okla., by Our eame on every pres wnibote ane pe fe HUSBAND GONE suit you byy, which is a | defendants of Gov askell are C. é the| WV. Turner, A. Z. Engliab, W. R guaranty or it 8 just § what | Caton, W. T. Hutchins and F. B} as represen red 2 | nowa.| Severs. Bonds in each case wore Our CREDIT facili- J) fixed at $5,000. ties, which meet the re- I} | Ike world type- | goes around with his chest bare all jlower the Mra B. C., has asked the police to fin her husband, Patrick FX appeared from the Britleh Colum bia city several days ago. Mr Fox says her baby je very ill an wants SPEED MANIACS GET DECISION (Ry United Pree) SANTA BARBARA, Cal, Speed May 28./ miner by occupation. attempting to automobile records be San Francisco Angeles no longe? have {thelr cars to a snail's pace while maniacs tween and Los ie Newport CAFE & GRILL to slow } the year around? Does he sniffie| passing through this clty. The \ and snuff because he does? | local Oniinene feguiating the FIRST AND MADISON, ; "Carrie Nation ts over in Lon-| speed of automobiles, which has| * — don “gis fen't whe? If 1 were | prevented more than one enthuse | 1 one of those poor, ignorant war| last from elipping seconds off the i Office ‘typists’ I'd’ get up a mob,| record, and resulted in the humil Total Cost Only 10 hire Carrie Nation to lead it, de-| {ating arrest others, youterday A Wholesome and A petising i, Scend upon those doting old| was declared by Police Judge Rizer Lunoh Bent to Your bs shrimps, ram down their throata| to be vold because ft does not com: f Tyys Guy Ng, Be Sunset Main all the potatoes, cereals and fruits! ply with a state law ‘ fn London, and then hang them NEW YORK SOX LUNN 08, from London bridge something—in p and short sleeves.’ aboo column, And in four years pendent. 88.00 per will pay for a orchard tract have f ere every Saturday Office open Th ne exe ay. yenings, ‘ot Agents ioe “a Central Bidg. BUY A YAKIMA ORCITIAND THA Thursday the tower or walst Are you looking for a lodging house? Gee our business cha urstons to bu and ~s ioe Land Co, MONEY SAVED £2.50, $4.00 Shoen, And Factory dob-Lot # That's Ail. No 8227 Second Av. N, E $ 5 oO oO Reward For any case of alcholiam that I cannot cure in from 8 to § days J. B. BRISBOIS Globe Cor, Firat Av. Private Office, Carnations, Cut Flowers, Bed ding and Pot Plants, Asparagus Plumosua Nanus (green.) We deliver orders recelved by mall J. M, APPELQUIST, Prop, Take Green Lake Car; | at Sunnyside Station } Patrick Fox, of Vancouver, | who div-| r husband to return home, | | Fox is 55 years old and js a coal Linnea Floral Co, wet off | quirements of the small est wage-earner Wear a G.-S, Co, Better-] Made Suit on | “Opening Day” and Pay Us as You Get Paid | d Exceptional Values at $18.00, $20.00 and $25.00 GATELY-SIMPSON CO. 414 UNION ST. One Block From Postoffice Between Fourth and Fifth $1.00 a Week Will Dress You Well Every woman's credit is good for a spring or summer sult here. Our prices are low having no high rents to pay You can pay as you get paid National Supply Co. LADIES’ OUTFITTERS, 1408 2nd Ave, 3rd Floor Denny Bldg. Take Elevator. | moderate D. S. Johnston Co.’s Great Consolidation Sale is unquestionably the Banner piano-buying event in the history of the Northwest. been so low, and never before has the response Never have prices been so great. If we could impress upon every family that hasn't a piano what drastic measures we've adopted, we predict that all the remaining fine instruments would be snapped up in a few days. These are facts. Right now we're offering strictly brand new pianos in beautiful mahogany and walnut and quarter sawed oak cases—well known New York makes—at $240, $207 and a few as low as $162. The regular fanciest $375 and $425 pianos are now offered at $266, $297 and $283. We say in all sincerity you cannot afford to miss this opportunity. It means you can now se- cure the highest grades at prices ordinarily asked for the medium grades. of certain styles, makes, etc., made necessary by We must and will dispose | this Consolidation, whereby we change our name to Eilers Music House. Even though you're not ready, come in, see and judge for yourself. We want you to know that there is one house which does exactly as it claims. us. We are willing to make any reasonable propo- If it’s a question of terms, be frank with sition. We can’t say or do any more. Now, drop D. S. Johnston Co., Washington's Oldest and Largest Piano House, Third and University. in at your earliest convenience. CHILDREN’S EYE TROUBLES ‘Sale of Broken Lots ‘are Pary | At the Buffato it. Broken of men's élothing shoes and furnishings are on to close this k out. Prices are reduced to | han wholeggle. OSTEOPATHY Given special and careful attention Bring thom in for if you xamination + Raloare Our charges HARD OPTICAL CO, Ave. BROKERS Bleotrict t ther Private i Wire to All Ba ope. pes § ie ovine neee jo aE ond treating eyoa aitin Joon In Seattle, Cons nents $1 each and. Opti 8. C. Osborn & Co. Moma G27 Fest Av. ones Bake Oven Treatment pn Gea g a Ae te ersten —TOURIST BATHS — 3% ® Ocottental, ome, 484 Pike | DOWNING NOMUNG @ wa hed shay BROKERS ig TH 00 JAME® 8TAe Litt itr? w por y owe | —_ Rea i b SvgeaT ay MOORE THEATRE Pager ~E Week Hutines Saturday, iL euhitert (ney MADAME VAZINONE ; ve Deainolng Bitiag z Newry Ww THE ME The Grand NT, Manager , Play yes “A MESSAGE PROM mang by # ond PB , daw Selling. the igh Seattle Thea ie Mate, Thuredny and Satany a Povery N ihe te tas ay Herman and Company ig 8 SEVER TOO LATE Te Next week, Sup vat | i « Mat Prone a] 1 ai ; to bech | | LOIS THEA Phones: Sunset, Matn 1604; Tak I ok With Matines | “THE SIGS OF THE home | | Next Week, First) Time ie ~The County Obelrman? We } | IPANTAGES \) UNEQUALED VAUDBVI THE FOUR BARDS, i dra é too i; the ft no for Amerton’s Greatest G jk PROM. ROBERTS TRAINED Eity CATS AND BOGE in ¢ | 6—Other Novelty “! STAR _ bee POPULAR VAU Performances Delly—$a& Priese— te Child WT GREAT RUSSIAN LhO CoOrER. Ne DArv! Murray Luna Park Gea Afte! UNF ar K i ries last Time Thie Aft Tonight. S. LENORA In Tomorrow After@bon vice Dally fr a PROP, SY) Shaadi Tn Ralioon Ascension js THE nm ‘T BA werrtors now ip Attractions by the A © Gate, 10 Seattle ferry OF ark. Weet Northwesters Leagee Athletic Parks BASEBALL Tomorrow at 313% RDEBN ye SBATTER First Big Cireus of the (rea SELLS-FLO