The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 24, 1910, Page 4

Member of the United Pre Published daily by The Star Pub: ao TUESDAY AT \ : ; 4 . the vorers of B | we segregate the following as an index of) Only Attentig Accound of| < . h ‘ Big Bedspread Special E his fitness fo h : der Sinsizzional Diss-| , ; me Y } “I am going to overlook some of the civil service regu int of 6: Gets | ; : f T lations and put good men in office and keep them there.” Wh Mate Goot Ned] } | i ‘ NM or uesday We ha any successful assault on the civil ser * 0 ate 00! | Wil Ie ; oe FRINGED SPREADS, cut corners; an extra big prep tained by our ju Visely but Too Vell. | : cut in these “ | : Civil Service Regalations —ADOLF FIRES HISS CHIEF FORESTER, OSGAR vice reg ’ nd our ymifidence is su l nt. F ag Full Mixed, Boft Finteh Crochet Spreads. BAL® ment of ' fan ching political event Further ras more, for ber i Mr. G and his friends we will say that BY FRED SHAEFER. ~ “oF 4 ‘ a 1 on EE GPEC SAREE pe ' . > BALE PRICK ‘ hension | d ‘y even should | 1e may we would feel no appreher n You vished me to see you, afr? (p ¢ ‘ Full Sized, Heavy Spreads, of extra quality ) 4 PRICES sore. " ld still be su 1s courts and Der speaker tse a tall, hantsome on this score would still be such things a \ ny gs Fe . hantsom Hi We Full Sized, atin-Winished Soft and Hea faw, and Mr 1 with mayoralty pow: would|man mit a classig forehead und ar, ro r A y.| htman features, Hien leteher ins a not be supe . 1 ove fleshy, stout part ennnn % onaten ; "th . tions woul necked ie bcanaie an ie 4 each % size, Imported, satin £ ALB look” the civil “ \ . alr of autority aed a rotunda ad der { ‘ ! ul} sized, oxtra heavy Prices +100 and ee by a manda her leg s rerieved | vaisthand , yal ‘ So as .Ossi oan. ed to @ a laad loo! : ae citizens might n his ! Y I vished to take a lasd look . Oe yp tt Nt : 92.40, 92.65, 8.25, $4.00 . 1! f \ al of irresponsible} #4 you,” wasa der tnetaaif anawe ita hi 1 Prices ra s we will a $ ° | "But blease, In my bresence bend 4 11-4, full size, in @ number of new de- Colored Biue and Pink # verbiage j Your knee, before | bend your face. simon #150, 82.25, 92.10, 92.95 PRICES s plainly 1 bow only to der inefitable,” -_ I i hi on oan ee a ————_ Linen You Must Have; Why Not Now SCALLOPED SPREADS Full stee, matin finieh, at frown |Your Emergency?” Hiss ears wanes | trembling | . Becoss you put a ‘No Admit ‘ 46-inch All-linen Bleached Damask, per ya 62-inch Untieached Damask tance sign vere my cigaretary hat BALE PRICK bre KALE PRICE el to pull it down. But I forgiff you fae ‘ 4 " 4 4 becoas I let you put id back | itag* Jelgaeo® Damect. ait tinen, por xe. [i-jneh Ceblenetes Demack, alt Wasp vor a at 4 ot % or ne 4 ANTON: M city FOVErM-| +On, ferry well, den” —dere wana nore 1 PRICKS ON TABLE LINK would /® sinister meaningless in bias voles , nefer mind remofing your hat.” } be “ove ke nd of i | “Tank you for dot_ humiliations t ’ la ‘ t all | Dist moans? N ‘ i t 1 lien ‘ one t.|,, “Dis means id vill come off any that the t t ‘ a » exis how ven your head does Der low ment th Much obliged, Come down to |der answer 7 / 68-inch Mlesched Darnask, extra long, per yd 72-inch Unbleached Damask, satin finish, y BALE PRICE oe 4 BALM PRICE ae | to pre-| spoken vorts Hstened piercing as a bc | DR dirt 7-1 ———~me |i quiffered mit emotion i & ‘ } st Aus aon'k eae jaimed, “Ignorance of ret HH i alle t vent putti ; ¢ " = s m | nod ditting my duty, sir?” et my cigaretary, Billiger. Dot isa aimee EROTARSS OF ret (Ape OX 1m F M (i L af Ronen § s ‘tke £ ane ficia t Der wase a vorit of indignity tn his | der lasd straw cuses no man—you talked aboudt i§ pera apes ine inery a Ss PPS . : , | [acce Ans chief forester haf I Oh, you wass grasping a4 straws, | Miliger ad der corner grocery! Hl men” on is just t g ser rives t nod sprayed der trees ven dey hat/tss id? A mile played ofer hiss] Mit a dull, silent seream der chief iff Than Cost ! by different | laryngitis? Haf I nod pat all der| lips, but id used der soft pedal. “Ins | forester took up de can of bordeaux {ff uc e uce bapa ” : ht differ sub-|Comertes In der conserfatory? Haf| diss my erime? mixture vieh hat been used to can |i SED MATS, RANGING IN VASE Officials. Mr. G ci a “good m mignt citer s jt nod raked up der dead leafes und Id ine yours of you vant id,” wass|him mit, und rushed brokenly from | ONLY ONE OR TWO OF A KIND or walLoume Bi mai ‘ein 4 esitially tron wm accepted tion. He might be] pressed dom tn der Congressional | der answering ancer, “Anyhow, alder scenery, Und drough der vild-| “ nd the essence of A Le PRiGe \ Vie ae M ar tly the reverse to the | Record for postertay? guilty constance needs no |vood cackled « lout, mocking-birt teed om the anla 4 INT RIM) 7 IN VALORS exceedingly “good” t r. Gill and exactly the reverse to the | «gure you haf,” wass der hlasing | cuser | peal of goulash laughter spular evening shades public. Gangs and rings have their foundation on “good” men. | retort. “Efen vorse—you haf insult Den in vot half { wronged you,| It wass Hilliger, gickling cause the attribute of good : y viewe UNTRIMM ED IN BLACK, VAI TO $19.00, BALE PRIC * " " " » tneen: tt | Opera Capen for , FRENCH MODEL HATS, li by any chance Mr. Gill could thimblerig the police force, 35 Overs, Sag Filed Sige fl Ta if 5.00 Opera Capes for ttle would doubtless be a “good” town, but only in the per-} YO Mk YOU CANNOT TALK IN SUCH MANNAIRE . posite wos notreghiaalig | \y am Genneman! 1AM INSULT! 2ERE &hS Prices verted sense of the word A ; | MY CARD 4 FIGHT YOU Lf DUEL! C h Cc SOMBINATIONS (two-piece), daintily ¢ But this will never be. There are, however, many matters OuCc overs pt ), deintiiy trim aw ‘OMBINA TIONS, in nainsook, with very Val embrotdered medatiion trims vers cont considerably lems at of city government not so stron arded as the civil ser tals cule, For tastanes vice regulations wherein Mr. Gill could easily find opportunity} COUCH COVERS, 60 inches wide and 3 yards otntians to the | | | ong, fifteen good Oriental patterns to nelec and square neck for the exercise of his personal privilege contrary to the ett. “Paice. a marr ° embroidery or interests of the community. His attitude toward the civil ser-| , i A OUCH COVERS, 69 inches wide, 3 yards tAW with double flounce. ent quality tapestry. SPm hb excellent muslin, closed vice regulations predicates his attitude toward other regula MA | j ; : } GALE PRic ar ! . : ’ : " anne a. S IMPORTED COUCH COVERS, size 60 hea in geod cambric with torchen tions, and the inevitable conclusion must be that he is more ! PERCRTED COUCH COV RRA st DRAWERS. in “geod cambric with tora fitted to be a dictator than a law abiding mayor And the office soon to be voted on is not that of dictator The real matfer of interest in the; pow ts it that we hear nothing | i meat question is whether the cold shout the moving picture privt-/ t Li Pe | storage house can keep pace with | teges in connection with the arrival 2 | the boycott of Mr. Halley’s comet? | \ i ‘ ' SAYS | | } th’ bey who wont cheat in e Jechoo! won't cheat arter he gits out | ee ee ane carat | Meat boycotters should also con-| } Mi, RIGHT, OLD FROG 186, Tha Give \\* shee | may go, come he sider what a drain it will be on the} YQ / 7 haar ae aoe Rag aoe Oe | | glutae, Vantia who ’ ee non-deleterious freezum industry f VOTOLS# ,| | Standard Pao smc: iB “ eee TAME YOUR CUTE LITTLE CARD And aT /T! fined tty offender 1 | i Political actuaries have tt ne| Sea WHEN YOURE WONGRY FOR SOME PORE 1 PERERA GAB TE: > o ‘” fand hop are high ¢ benzoate of soda would make it Want with you—-gorge and yow ured out that 42,000 voters will reg Why not wait until Lent and kill Ze DUEL.” DROP ME A LINES wit! pay it without kicking up any | 80 twice as far how to convert a $300 upright pt-| alone. * ° re jimturbanee over tt ~- ano into a $3 knockdown fireless on - b ith one boycott ; | feter. Are you one of them two m wv h one bor ij ‘ eee | Yes, yes, fuel may be expected | cooker | To be sure, if the ‘ ‘ In the temue tn s siasianiihie which it boasts of |to become cheaper when there is _— gots all the profits the excommunicating the mother-in-law inothing more cook ‘ Starve and the world starves! must furnish all the joke, Puck prints one containing 300 |. -_ Re words One nice 7 raveling tn * can't tt “up at every a One of the first things that took the attention of A. V. Bouillon mm you ps Peal wok oon -_ wheo he assumed the office of superintendent of public utilities was | ol re golns. the question of telephone charges. He found that the Independent “= . company was sending out bills for greater amounts than permitted / Bald He: Since I met you I have ‘under its franchise. There was a discount provision to the bill which ’ ne thought brought the rate down to the franchise rate if paid within the proper | ™ aid She: Well, that’s one more time. Otherwise the company collected an illegal penalty ag 8h che hen we met.—Chica Mr. Bouillon opened communications with the company and in \ " ® a wee formed its officlas that they could not charge more than the rate Ae é. hdeiat ms to a> “ele ele allowed by law. The officlas replied with assertions that this was | oS alarm” from Jim Hitt Recessary to cover the heavy cost of collection, but Mr. Bouillon re } fused to believe that there was any authority for penalizing t T knew Butts smoking would get phone users le sim into troub' At the same time he found that the Sunset company wad over Well? charging patrons, the ordinance mit being $5 a month for a business At hie wedding, when It came to phone, while $6.50 was price commonly charged. In addition to | pee en, Mg ied > . Nel @vercharging, the Sun company dealt with its subscribers in an matoh.” Princes rige 2 arbitrary manner Mr. Bouillon haled the officials of both compantes before the d. even it adul corporations committee of the council, where h 4 beyond a ques 1 terate » profit to some tion every accusation he made against th ephor mpanie ' as sated ny As usual, the councilmen were loat > anything would “ Pre - work to the financial injury o' > jon when the only bene he new forester is « Yale man. fit to be obtained was for the \ {Hon shdWed the coun CISCOVERY OF THE MISS/SsIPPI, Bomebody makes juke about put : . @ilmen that the franchise of the pendent ephotie ApANY pre > stolen : il ordinance limiting the Sunset company to a maximum cha c i = ~ = ©: Which r , j © @onth was as plain as written words could be. The inciimen bem. = ’ wish to «# m. air? Sed and har, tad met tnd sdjurmod, tnd pomtponed action, a 2 Pianos lound excuse for after delay, with the result that nothing wa % “ = 5 ‘ . : accomplished th em. The Independent company officials we a RONEN aed OO ; Are the most 60 well convin ¢ justice of Mr. Bouillon's contention that tliey : oaght to une dollar w . Foluntariiy «topped the practice of which he complained without | s Instead of stars in i. The sian y popular pianos putting the counctl to the necessity aking any action. The Sun probably is made nune the dollar 4 Set company, howeve der in corporatior e, and of harder con rks” tnthis country don't on the market @cience, has continued to do as it plea or at Hie the council | | : ‘ to waste any om. certain still k a | ae cry today. the question in # ane howeve tare ‘ ra ’ ‘ has nothing with ff 1] . bY . 4 1 sldn't the food market ha Are now in use in America’s finest homes, and each owner knows t li ies y ‘ - a 2 on given the same kind of boost the construction of his Kimball piano the most scrupulous care os fe 7 ‘PRAT Ve i } given every deteil. That every part has been manufactured in piano Matrimonial Agent: Really, when} d " ion. Caen Te whee Tce el and organ factories of W. W. Kimball Co. That {t has been made by skilled ee 2 +. e) 4 “ a - a . Way te introduce to each other I dent | workmen under the direction of experts in their respective lines. That S On e ( Y j a sw to which I shall break 1 ability, experience and responsibility are back of the piax The ear and ‘ A @) } - ¥—Fliiegende Blactter | the eye can judge of the beanty of tone, the satisfactory case igr ad the - | A. i finish, but you must look to the name for reliability of construction and HOeoeoorosoooooooooooos | the assurance that the good qualities will endure The House of yall sai ‘ ‘ has had an experience of over fifty years in the music industry r Dear Dad ‘ € 1 Ve 7 y ] ists, am irs and thousands of satisfied 4 A rds of satisfied customers give abunda of Henry” Taf t gar o It is a noteworthy fact that after r an exhaustive examinatic trust 1 nittee in charge has selected : wd purchased Kimball Pianos for t trust of fe ; rnando DeSoto was as reckloas a Spanish rogue as ever turned Now + , r er to hunt gold in the newly-found America. He had butchered Bpascstion between the ft vay through several tribes of hostile Thdians in 1641, until in May Carnival-Bazaar of All Nations a ; ’ tood on the banks of the Miasissippl river and declared it was the ters p »roperty of Bpair The spot where this event in history took place Which opens tomorrow night in the Mammoth Skatin: sugar t A " what is now Tunieo county, Misaissippl, on Chickasaw bluff. This uve. and Seneca, for the benefit o. the Kdwin Briscoe Orpha sire of ¥ r n fair idea of the wa i ne looked en DeSoto at Orillia the statute of ‘ ae, Patios of Sea ae D9 OOOOH OOOO SS OOOSO0OES defeat ne The artist has made a mistake in the picture, What is it? Speaking of the high cost of cin rod tio those days there were no electric lights.) |long wondered at the phenomenon] ’ ed $ of a dollar necktte. EILERS THIRO Kimball Pianos may be purchased in Seattle only at ibby prison in Saturday Hitlon showed an | liy Lam one of those who have > MUSIC AND Of cc 4 now deare me than ev » this i ordid wo POINTED PARAGRAPHS 1) . 4 ! to BUILOING Successor to q AP : 2 , D. 8. JOHNSTON CO NIVERSITY In Honolulu you can d t make J nat at . hee FORTY WESTERN STORES ho wants to Hawatian PRED SCHAEFER in some restaurants is dear at any price fy milkman hass got himseluf a nice now machine vich sebara des der cream from der milk The I see! He don'd care to sebaraet 4 OR | i) i food adulteratore are now due to come out and tell you-that