The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 29, 1909, Page 6

Member of the United Press, Pub: Mahed daily by The Star Publish ing Co. Maybelle, Zabelle and Sassiety May! ( n ¢ ey bala he bank bala 1 in nerve to | M She nosed tl } th } buy it Society wouldn't sell her a seat! unappreciative of her steel-common beauty. the worst of it. had let in so many of the Ma on her? She had a silvery bell-like it. She says society is ruled by women who are selfish, lux urious, limited in mentality, crass. And now comes Flora Zab and hurls back the imputation that society —Zabelle does Mrs Taylor is a most intelligent, w avers, for instance, that And anyhow, saith Zabelle to never been in society, so how scope of the women who make it? of the steel trust tell mental which Maybelle hath not as yet replied, leaving Zabelle the last word Doubtless Zabelle’s exhibit “A” is a fine personality—| but Maybelle might reply that it takes more than one Chat-| field-Chatfield to make an aristocracy of either wealth or grace.| igen of these things was to save And if Maybelle is one-half as logical as she is shapely, she| will call upon Zabelle to tell what the social leaders, with all their wealth, their advantages, their leisure, their travel, their | thing and to build the kind of home power, their sway, have done—one little teeney thing—to add to the intellectual riches of this wonderful age. she does this she will have thi Zabelle will be up a stump. The society leaders are society leaders, that’s all. Maybe they'll give Dr. Cook credit for discovering Hamilton, Mont., as a sort of a consolation prize. In other words, Mr. Rockefeller is going to pour oll on the troubled hook worms. - THE SEATTLE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE _ BUILDING unting—warting of the Corey ok over] went in for so Ellis Corey out ra nose, and t And then she And could the Circassian} To all of | Hey scope if she met it? | v4 " |the principal rooms, not pine with | You would need 15,000 shingles for rough stone with a real arch shape, , . | Piease becaw ui " 5 ‘or \/ . leek en b we it ¢ match won “fifty-love.” FOor)knot holes in it. We wanted a/the side walls, to aay nothing of the |and other things we wanted, wo de-| : Week's End Sundries | as = corset Welk Gene basement and an attic, and some roof. That's just an example.” lelided to go it, come what would |g Pinaud’s Carnation Soap, per | titic in that it | way of heating the house, and some| This was cheering news, indeed.| We took the corner lot, paid $50| cake wees. vsss+-2.-+++ 25 | its lines, curves andl plate glass tn the windows that/I felt that it would be a real pleas-|to clinch the deal, and said / jf] Pinaud’s Ecstasy Violet Soap, | other models bag ae would show from the street ure to sue the Ladies’ Boon Com-| may fire when you are ready, Car-| Hi per cake ee rereene ed force. Senator La Follette talks as if he|. 50 we took the matter before the panton for bunco steoring on, ying | ter.” | Poster's Glove Cleaner . } No. 778 B | "i etly frightened b | butlding superintendent of the real to obtain money under falgp pre-| Ever get any easy money from a if] Palm Olive Soap, | No. 772 Reduso, the ideal wasn't exactly frightened by any’ estate firm that was willing to sell | tenses. cf |lottery or anything like that? PRM sivas ass vig Chevys for stout women, is mads of thing that Uncle Joe may say. ua our corner lot. Let us suppose, “Isn't there some way,” Tadxked | Well, that's how fine you feel Violet Water, concentrated, per tra strong coutil, with «! | that his name is Carter Carter, “that you can cliggjnate| when you say the word, and then} i] bottle teens seers MOG bust, short under arms and This is for your personal guid- something or change romeuli #0 jatand around and watch things| i] Violet Oris, per pack tra long bip and skirt; 4 | That ex-pastor of beauty un-|"nce: When you build, pick your you can cut down the cost’ & happen on your lot, with men dig: | | el . . Zhe and the supporters. Price , adorned fame seems to have a|@tractor or bullding supertntend:| “I'll try," he volunteered? bope-| ging dirt, and hauling lumber, and jj Kent's Tooth Brushes ....35¢ | No. 48% Nuform, | Moulin Rouge disposition. NS “9UST “Whee, Sadie! see de lovely view!” If yer ain't Hable ter vertigo, climb up here an’ KIDS" REGARDING THAT SUPREME COURT CASE Newspapers over the state are getting aroused over the recent de- cision of the supreme court, which allows city councils to grant fran chises where they please, without reference to the highest bidders. Here's an expression on the matter from the Rainier Valley Record According to reports from Olym pia, the supreme court has render. ed a decision in th ing case re lating to the proposed franchise for another car line on Rainier av that will, before it is over, result in a revolution of the supreme court. By this decision, if the re- ports which have been published are approximately correct, the supreme court has rendered one of the most infamous decisions in the history of this state The constitution and laws of this state provide that cities may adopt a freeholders charter, “which shall be the organic law of such city.” The people of Seattle adopted a charter which is the organic law of this city, That charter, or or ganic law, provided that all public utility franchises should be adver tised for bids and let to the nigh est bidder. But the yreme court, in Its su perior wisdom, says this provision of the charter 1s unlawful and that the letting of franchises or tracts Hes wholly tn con the hands of the city council, which body is not bound to let them to the highest e - Or FRED SCHAHFER. “How do you like dot schnap “Id iss too strong fluttering.” “Nonsense I took a Vot you feel tas = i bidder but can let them to whomso- ever it pleases and on any terms it pleases, | In effect the decision does away {with the advertising for bids and authorizes the councll to dispose of franchises to whomsoever it pleases without any compensation to the city whatever. |. The people, the supreme power, have no votee valuable franchise privileges in the city, but the people's agents—the city counctl—can grant franchises to whomsoever it pleases and bind the people by the franchises for all |time if it so desires. That is the logical effect of the decision The question of who is benefit ed by the decision is of no conse- |] quence compared to the infamy of| a ruling which says the people can-| not control public affairs, but the people's servants, who are for the time being in offi can do #0. Ia it to be wondered at that cer tain corporations were anxious secure and did secure a repeal of the direct primary law so far it related to the nomination judges for the supreme court, so as to ain for a number of years| the present men on that bench? | REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR, A son knows more than anybody In the family until he gets to have a son of his own One of the nicest things about a! pretty girl is the way she will like ou for telling her so. What mak er 1s for hi ished when he it From the a man lose his tem wife to look ays he New ¥ aston keey ps, Adolf svallow und now my heart iss | der svallow fluttering.” | in the granting of | [i : \This Being the Second of a Bungalow Dweller, sider a house with no place for jam. lyour vagaries, and who anticipates |of moderate alze than to bulld a od hy eee fm COlors, both 74 and full leng Hore are some of the things that) your wish and thinks of things | bungalow.” Lite. II} ages 4 to 14. Prices at the plane did provide for you forget, and cuts needless cor-| He showed me plans for a two WW esr 5 5 Pine floors and woodwork ners of expense, think yourself|story cottage. 1 took them home .agein of words which we $5.75, $6, BO, ey $10.00 Glass of the variety that fs full lucky, We found such a man jand showed them to my wife. We! Wihiw to ad ? " id to $18.75 of waves and streaks. | We showed the plans to Carter.|kept right on wanting the bunga-| atic ones t ss i A fireplace of ordinary brick,| “Can we have all the things we | low with the window seats and the Darlingeat D G h S I f Ti conventional design jwant and stay anywhere near | outside stone chimney, and the low, Meteorological ress Gingham Opecial for omorrow It can readily be seen that the | §2,100?" I asked him arsed. toed ap iy 50 pieces 121%4c and 10c Dress Ging money all right, but we began to realize | then you want is another. We wanted hardwood floors, not! It’s too much house to And when | pine jent with care A Four to nothing was the score, | The hunter stalked the bippipet. nd the football ranks were ser-| rf But w An aviator soared the sky y 7 Hits little son and heir; lof going to heaven, you should take jing ne found Welle game to the terns and colors; double breasted. Price . ioe gor bochy iy hacks wry tay fe. iny,| The kiddo then abot baby, whe | out insurance against going else-| Cire gure ho would” He would (fff Boys’ Suits, 8-17. sightly patterns and colors, in stylish Ydu ought to see the meas he|. Passed away from there | where. ahow Patterson just how it ought ||} ble fabrics; former prices $6.50-87.50. Special fa Bald his dad: "I didn't fleger | What a grand old world this}to be done. Boys’ Suits, 6-17, double-breasted or } side He had strength to pull the trig-) would be to live In if opportunity Two policemen -trying to keep patterns; good colors; all fabric: A man went in the sea to swim, To ha But there a meal was made of him By And now his wife won't touch a| To shoo ft off the lad knelt dowa—/ spoken a crows word to her. At dinner if it's labeled “fish.” Grand Opening Saturday THE STAR—FRIPAY, OCTOBER 29, 1909. pooner! BAILLARGEON’S = Smartest Things yet Offered for Girls From 6 to 14 Years in Shoe Top Dresses and Children’s Coats : , Dretses By moll, out of clty—1 year, 8) 6 months, B1.00) hy, ' a6 Mntered at Sentth office, an second A BUNGALOW STAR DUST , poe : * H ROSY DOFAM Peter CxPLODING Installment of the Diary Who Knows by Experi- money and the willingness to ence v ng, rude, | It was unfeeling, ude Gur-@ronve of bent tittle gottage | But that wasn't} with alt modern conveniences, at a It was so confoundedly unexpected! Society | cost of $1,500, or maybe $1,800, fad : ybelle sort—why draw the line! ed fast when we received the plans jand specifications from the Califor A pretty little }nta architect \ ly tailored holler coming, and she emitted] If we had gone ahead with that } lar, P bungalow exactly in accord with : uri { ah |the plans, here are some of the 10m flutter in t mugging eter | things the placerwould have lacked . mf Dresses, n , A basement > far as ' arned, Matt regulation styles, Priced at elle, Raymond Hitchcock's wife, Npeagtrng owl Renben’ ' 20 R nd é ] Also an attic, | uses wit ; $7.50, $8.50, $11.50 and to into Maybelle’s teeth, She says} Gutters for the eaves. | lake , . urnace . | “Pa, what 1s a libretto | of Hobart Chatfield Say-it-again | work SET THE PLANS AniD'PIND WHAT | ota Jok bs ieday Night English Piccadilly C ey. |. A cupboard to store proserves, THEY LEAVE OUT = "You ‘THROW A | Chicago ts to have @ $26,000,000 nglish Ficcadtily Coats ell-read, char g, perfect lady ljamne and jellic Fit AND HAVE A CHILL OR TWO~ Wr ley r will only add y ‘; i tiees : ‘ i] t ' ‘ ith which peo ve name signilie 1 Ww i Maybelle, the Corey person has] 1 submit that no right ple take a t of there, |] manship, design and fit; all the de el can she tell about the mental | minded householder would con- —— See cious ah sare shown in the pop | who is patient with you through all| cheaper to butld a twostory house ms, new Fall patterns —checks, stripes and plaids, Special tomorrow, per yard— 8c_ Toilet Articles | W.B. Reduso Corsets nap Of course, it's hard to give a rea- | son for detesting them, but perhaps su have & list of your own Carter is careful. He volunteered | What if we could butld the two. We wanted to save money, to take the plans home and think | story cottage for $3,000? When you about It over night. Next day he| want ple, you want ple, not cake one sald 80 when Carter figured out how S4A0n fetal ands Wearee din Inoenenry exeoes end stil give aa|LTES ARE TABOOED ? € IN WASHINGTON that to save money ts bufld for | hardwood floors and oak woodwork We wanted oak woodwork in anything leas. It covers $2x50 feet.|and a James Dandy fireplace of | its|so on. Try it and see POINTED PARAGRAPHS. LEATHER BAG SPECIAL $4.00 Walrus Leather, ned, and with coin purse. Satur- day ...... If you find a man fully, @ But you'll find th A FEW RASH RHYMES | |iaw ageinst flying kites in the caph | A girl doosn’t enjoy an outing | tal of the United States, and two of-| junleas the right young man shows | ficials of the bureau of forestry 1, up somewhere {n the scenery. found it out in an emphatic man- the, F aps the water wagon would | ®¢T dium and wel t ures; low bust and long over back, hips and abdomen. Price® secssce s ot ~ Boys’ Department WABHINGTON, Oct. 29. Not erybody knows that there is a} All through the jungle foai And where they met, X mai ried; they ‘resumed the play ones spot— ; be a more popular conveyance if it} ‘T¥a* 4 dull day in the bureau, | In offering low prices, we never lose sight of quality, more But the hippo is more cheettot lwere equipped with pneumatic Se (owls bal wi. Se |] time do we sell merchandise that will not prove satisfac on all the dead were burted filles } en to RING Fasereas, wee to b ce . pric c © burte i | tres | Poncw their youth by giving a kite {ff Combine style and service. at a low price. Even if you are reasonably sure Boys’ Suits, 6-17 A farmer gave & shotgun to//) full rein from the top of the build pars, strong and serviceable fabrics, in Overcoata, 2 to 17, all weights and length: immense assortment . woud Ee - $4.50 Boys’ Pants, 3 to 17 years; Knickerbocker styles; extte All Boys’ Pants, $2.06-$2.25 quality, Knickerbocker style All Boys’ Pants, $2.50-82.75 quality, Knickerbocker style Boys’ Felt Hats, new shapes and colors . $1.25 to Children’s Beaver Hats, plain and trimmed .$4.00, Boys’ Coat Sweaters, assorted colors $1.25, $1.75, etd Boys’ Shirts and Blouse Waists, plain-or fancy . Boys’ “Star Brand” Shirts and Blouses ..... « Great Cut Glass Sale Continues Tomo MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED China Specials for <a &> Saturd a Dessert Plates, Ramikins and | Covered Dishes, bone gor. knocked at a man's door as often }as the bill collector! from going to sleep saw a speck in the sky, rubbed their optics, and) A middle-aged woman once told | then traced the string to the top of us that ber husband had nevor | the bureau of the forestry building. | Later | Consequence: a pinch we discovered that she'd never had| Wella and Patterson each paid) husband.—Chicago } L | $10 acrows the police clerk's counter. | A small boy saw a horserty fool | Round the hind | mule; ® briny lark, y¥ some voracious shark dish | And rose up with « harp and crown TRULY WARREN Original Sample Suit Man | 1325 Third Av. | Opposite Postoffice 1325 Third Av. Opposite Postoffice Plates, After-Dinner Coffee, | regular val rm Bouillon and Tea Cups and | (nue ge ne “a 9 9 e Saucers; assorted styles and marie ocin ‘ pieces ...... .. : er ; Regular values 50c, $1.00 and | Comports, Rall 8 $1.50 | Dishes and Service Retail Wholesale Prices; >*> fully that we can not begin to accommodate the trade in our present location in the Burke Building, so we were compelled to seek larger quarters. rented the new store room to take care of the over- flew business in connection with our present loca tion. Shop at Either Place $12" Latest styles, in gray, blue or black. Al this | Spportunity tke te are m’s make. No better quality shown any- | | 75 / ca where at less than $35.00, My Sample Sale price ] | . ie with i i is guaranteed the lowest in the world. See us|} —- - sii Cline Piano, first —_— 1406 FI . | ALTERATIONS FREE! Bone China Jugs ..75¢ and $1 | Plates 5O¢ to $A. : Worth regularly $1.50 and $2.00 Regularly $1.26 to $9.00 eam | This is the greatest value-giving sale of French and Bone c ever offered on the Coast. Importers’ samples of Royal Bone China Dinner Plates, etc., etc SUITS Overcoats CRAVENETTES (Fit Guaranteed) Our business in Seattle has increased so wonder- We Agents for Visit Our Tea Room on Mezzanine Floor, | DO YOU WANT TO BUY, SELL, | RENT OR EXCHANGE CASH REGISTERS? dent dealors hand- 4 second Land yee bie money. THE SUNDWALL Co, im st Seattle, Wash, A BAD SMASH | Mendington’s Reliable Repair | Shop, situated one block north of | the new Westlake Market, on Sixth ay., and which has established a reputation for quick repairs to| trunks, grips, furniture, ete., is still | mending bad smashes at reasonable | rates, Phono Ind. 87 An expert on English and side saddles em-| ployed you v ung ha a Wail’ aay | All the newest and latest styles and fabrics ate shown by me at a saving of one-half of the high- rent merchants’ prices. Don't miss this first, last and all the time. Great Sale of Pianos A few slightly used Pianos at a sacrifice. CHICKERING & SONS A GREAT SACRIFICE. Sohmers included in this Can last but two or three as these goods will be See tis $35 : SUITS We do the business in Seattle because we of you a Suit, Overcoat or Cravenette retail Overcoats CRAVENETTES wholesale prices, because we handle only Drunt (Fit Guaranteed ) SAVE having your den done whil mers’ samples tise. j pute i] lwenty-five hundred Suits, Overcoats and ( ravenettes to choose EDWIN J. BROWN, dD. D. >} y de . 1 Bay : from af either place, at a saving of one-half. And remember, at this season of the ye 5 P A : 1 yi S seas e year, See us first at either plage: how fg 6 It you can't get i 2 I at Cnbeae Can eoteih °F shoes to fit you, get them and Sundays until 6, for pe to measure at Rooms 228 and 230 Burke Building work HOPKING @ (Bstablished 1893) BROKERS | Open Till 10 P. M. Saturday Truly Warren | 1325 Third Av. OriginaPSaimple Suit Man Opposite Postoffice a ‘ -— , ie | 1325 Third Av. | ie Opposite Postoffice J an |frouble. Our char | moderate 006 OPTTOAL O% SO) tencns Aa mes 279. Private Wires 804-005-300 Alaska Bide.