The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 3, 1910, Page 4

” ine eee te a Member of the United Press. Published daily by The Star Pub lishing Co te of the city t property owners concerned being even consu To these facts are due the | te of taxation and the excessi amount of The ren table to the city a rg which to put men in the city council who are} and who will approve of no ex-| accou pendi a whole hat is what amendment No. 12 provides for, be adopted. a icial he cit ure or improvement is not beneficial to the city a and it shoul | The postal savings bill bas run one of the many when he Secretary Wilson may be a fine) rder of | Seainst a snag; Mr. Morgan left bebind sailed for Europe. agriculturist, but as a reco past events he is a tearful spec tacle. Te cath Oscar Beer has presented a tree And yet it is often referred to as known as brewer's spruce to the “the beautiful,” and some persons | park board, and the W. C write poetry about it ‘never sald a word en. UN-POPULAR SCIENCE BY A. D, CONDO. CUY OUT MIS SQUARE AND 4AY (TF ON 30ME SHOOYN, LEVEL SURFACE, | PLACE A CLEAN SHLVER DOLLAR OVER, BLACK SPor \ Mav® READY MINETY> NINE ADDITIONAL SUVER DOLLARS AND PROCELD BY STACKING INEM UP ON THE FIRST DOLLAR Mw THaSE INSTRUCTIONS ARE CAREFULLY FOLLOWED YOU Wid REALIZE HOW VERY DIFFICULT /T 18 FOR THE AVERAGE PERION YO LAY UP A PILLION- e if, WON BY J A WISHBONE | the said turkey's wishbone and tell |them to break it between them, and the one who retained the larger piece should have his wish, this be. jing, as is weil known, the peculiar sperty of a wishbone ey broke it, and Ransom held larger piece. Well, you can what he wished. And Amelia the wish come true Nebraska Belle Chooses the Suitor Whom Chance Favored. Reflections of « Bachelor Lukewarm friendship can outlast assions nothing that requires tant repairing as a good can fall to love with a man so a8 to have a chance to find out eally true. When you hildren can’t spank sense what's the use of trying to them? ELI, Neb.--Henry faith is based upon Jason Brown are ante; a man's lack of it young men. Mise Ame eln hat he doesn't want Reflections of a Bachelor erve praise don't ean man me trying ta be « A man could keep on k : f he cow'dn't de tale nor, KADRWS DANCING ACADEMY p-to-d neoma The leuses, which amination {naurep. Optical Co. Second flour aud. over Haven Deum THE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE : {d| simply had to come | No wonder he covered it up | haa handed that statuesque handle into | THE STAR-—-THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1910, Ny matl, out of olty 1 your, 8) @ months, 81.00) 1 mo ae. Hatered at Seattle, Wash, powt offlee, as second-clnan matter STAR DUST HE HAD SEEN IT WORK “When two girls are very chum my with e th Pp nn a feller.” er one o' them kin git id Letter Purzie. 1 wonder dining room in how we can arrange that the their proper order of pre (brightly)—un ‘em in through @ chute rot her friend BY NORMAN You, it ts,” she # NEW YORK, Maroh LA oret in cut, It had to it when B. Brooks was promoted from enperiptendent of the astern division of the Western Union Telegraph cor oral manager of the whole company rters who called up the n Uston offices on the asked What's his first What dows that ‘BH’ stand he went to work for the Western Union as messenger boy at #8 a oe month. It was his first job. His! The United States produces more only education from that time to to- than four-seventhe of the world’s day hae been what his mother | copper. taught him, and what he has “picked up” in the leisure moments! of a busy life, ‘7 When Bre had been for the Western Union ix months |! he could send o message. During the supply those six months he studied teteg | omen raphy night and day, and got ev ery Dit of help be could trom the | ogo ter wile posas fa operators, No loafing and playing and shooting craps for that boy, When be was 12 years old he Was f full-fledged operater Proddbtic wi moadily, and the new |! I manager is a youngeman— | PFobably rule general to gen and will reuiate John BD. ruth in Hupply and der at of living,” says Rockefeller, There's some Working | (hat, and there always pe aa Jobn and his tr and the rest Never mind.” was the answer just make it B. Br For 40 years B. Rroc himself B. Brooks with it. But the Keneral manager oka had calied and got away front name of the of the W. U. fuwt out, and it did name le Geividere Brooke, The treasury dopa: to decide the quest Having od are poultry, the Hie that & hen ts « There are 88 airships ready for war a0 peest in Europe. idiosyne And yet, such at was Relvidere rocks” plan, on of human nature, he or scheme, which has given him at) his years a posttion with a salary! equal to that of the president of the United States’ How hag he ac pence. sone? le lene outepoken than its wont complished this anccess Ee tas Geekimeaeen oF three “By telling the Swth io jail within ittie more than a ways having in mind @Re in) week, after trials far more mur of my employer.” mary th any head court }mertial. & on ™j tain reticence. med from tet! | what we think | len We dare jvana (Cote) Telegraph Inapired Reticence The Telegraph must beg the indul fence of its readers if it down to hie second son, Belvidere Brooks, jr Reividere Brooks ts just one of the many famous examples of what a boy can mak self in Amer lea with no more tn life than English peer ranks, vir, du! count end boron When Jie | the ‘him. When J |6 his wife may not kno Jeffries returned b The Eternal Feminine, Mr. Oolbyrd. Guardian—in 4? 1/8 rainfall of one inch Queen Bitzsbeth, in a character: wasn't aware that be bad any bad) istic rage, had proclaimed the doom habits aré—Yos His friends | of the courtier ‘Off with bis eay that fe becoming quite b. Doo Cook says he Cunt to prove t North Pole Maybe + head! ly Dee went after he disappes The culprit tler was heard to ~ mutter something to himself What sald the caitiff? demand-| ed Bliaabeth May it please your majesty,” fal tered one of the guards, “his words weotton ete wasaeetett The Altering Will Soon the virgin queen plumed herself; | Be Finished her eyes sought her mirror Ha Pretty ft! rul the fellow hath good 4 pity Lat sentence be We have need of men of good judg ment and sound discretion about us I will hear further what he may have to an Harper's Monthly Until then we will have to make an apology for doing busi ness. But if there is anything you need in necessary apparel, we Guardian—You say you are going to marry 1 man in order to reform him. That im very noble of you May I sak who he is? Ward—It's |N THE E PUBLIC EYE | will make every effort to you. We are ided present, but it idm remodel put to a de disadvantage at will be worth our time ar when we are in our tore Our Liberal Credit System will take care of you if you have not the ready cash Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc. 1332-34 Second Avenue Near Union Street “Seattle's Reliable Credit House’’ Have listened to you . the COL. WM. F. CODY. . atk idan takes tin Victrola? If vt “uffato BML,” 1 NW ¢ invite ev@ new not, you pegt wonderful if come and in thi trument Suppose you drdp ind hear Carusé Melba, Gadské mental I /@ the rest of the tin the in ming. A © Irrigation and other famous singer their heavenly voices are natural, so superb when reproduced with the Victrola that it will J the ‘ eem you hear them in person mall farw would running back home if ly 90 0} er at On y ea terms at the rewular atior Machines Sherman Bay Aitors |i ther day bis dog didn't know |i 14 takes 10 inches of brow to equal | MAIN’ 659 BAILLARGEON’S BAILLARGEONS fifty Spring Suits for Wo 45 lo 460 Values Are Seling at $35) ifty Sample Su nly one « kin t luet wig re clatsed’a ofa Mant and Superht h are sought he stroke of hattan maker rment hroug thei tailoring, the by the most exclusive store | ellin f fift t at aster buying The styl two-button timed prettily portray the n B ch; the chiet: cutaway and I ‘ tect . ed of Serg f Serges, ¢S SO ultras geable shad. canvas cloth, Flaconne, tropica ted ndt ¢ practical. The linings are of led ings, twilled silks and satin The Suits are introduced in re 1, li tar ld blue, navy, Note that of this chap me early, 4 black, becoming neutral shades, as we lack and white color appr selling at you will naturally plendid idea 545.00 TO $60.00 NEW SPRING SUITS AT every has fashion’s llest acter are The W. B. Nuform Prettily Conceived Neckwear for Pope arly Price at 35¢ ! dress that coum. i h a bevy ota : ig will eogal ovaryingly true t9 how satis it is portant yo tyle and aking your costume | st degree, : select Laer 4 n the popular rs completeness of the assort evident serviceable, popular-priced corset. It accentuates shapeliness and slenderness, and gives to the dress that “finished” appearance which is characteristic of the high- est priced custom-made corsets. fo their part te a costume stylish You may decide Neckwear f sortment. 7 ment is self Jabots and Princess Lace ble Jabots, bow are Double fashi Venise enise Jabo m-favored; Sheer Muslin Jabots, @ edge; 1 t Trish patterns; 9 size, fluffy Muslin Cascades, Val. face Dainty Net Cascade, lace edgings, very neaty all cevvme ee i Double and Triple E Jabot velet and floral he new suit Sheer muslim olored embroidered dots aad While new and well made, ing new side effects, of fine mystin with Val. and Venise lace edges: ‘Thesew be worn quite generally. Tailored Stocketa most inviting array. The newest @ ered Military Stocks, withor ize wi with lace The Nuform are. Charmi edges Gives perfect support and comfort to the wearer, and imparts to the figure an appearance of lithe sup- pleness and grace. The NUFORM a is designed in enough styles to fit , » Warts; quited with perfect precision all types of r thing this s« Mull Ties, 5 ‘oes figures—-whether tall, short, stout floral and conventional designs in the efeey EA or slender. oidery. —Main Floot - ‘ t J > r Ling tive Appenzelle embr Muslin Underwear for Spring Especialiy Priced-—A Farewell Selling of Broken Lines Good Underwear right, trimmed right and all, bi ’ 1 the necessary and decorative assortment” store policy makes the er met nd E posal imper bd prices are s such fedallions, Paneliny oe ‘ouch Covers, Table Cove f re Curtains and soon etely assorted, de and most consi The Art Section 4 : u find need for m s ething al « ae va ‘ home away because we y Filet and izes are broken : att at, the yard— CORSET COVERS—-DRAWERS— and 30¢ GOWNS-—COMBINATION SUITS But a Step From Our Section to the “Home Beautiful” his evening we deseribe afew We ar elps and pretty patterns yard CURTAINS — Two One i NEW handso y Imported Art Plates---Values to $3.75 «PRICED AT $1.00-—A Basement Extra Handsomely signed Sample Plates are Spy Service \ Splendid Brussels Rug Full 9x2 for $15.00 Here patterns, good quali \ll who aft spring should $15.00 A Special Selling Event—All 8 An Unu 1.00 Each ual Selling Event—All $1 Grand Ridge Coal One Price--Onée Quality All the INC. RDWEN od. BROWN: t wee