The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 12, 1910, Page 4

THB STAR--TUESDAY, APRIL 12, 1910, come BAILLARGEON’S sesun mune Charming Productions in Formal Attire for Afternoon | eee ee ee eae ee ee ee and Evening Wear at Intense Reductions Member of the United Pr Published daily by The Star T. Publiehing Co, 4 The Senatorial Primary The STORY CLUB peneraty Seay BY EDNUND VANCE COOKE or tive thor t see how utterly rid t { sa Gowns Gowns practicabl obably iNegal, and certainly not | ng on ~ é "| THF BIKE AND THE BIRD meen eet 9048 Special $47.50 Values Up to $165 Special $67.50 In the first place, King county has no moral or legal right to tell the rest of the state what particular King county candidate for the United States senate the people of - My word, but thate too bad, But . om) I ‘ave a ostrich that's a bit of a| % acer, and ('H mateh ‘im against you | , of tinile, or 16 ath ' Ah, what | lovers of the “dress beautiful” may place their expectations ag high as they wish, the beauty and character of the creations herewith involved will far exceed thei. the state must vote for The people of the entire state are going to vote for a United States senator, and they have a right to vote for any person they see fit, irrespective of any “preliminary pri- maries” held in this county, King county doesn't constitute the state of Washington. | Some portray the graceful Princess lines, other ire beautifull conceived and with the accentuated waist line alway » admired in well. dressed circles What is to prevent Tom, Dick or Harry from at sd what @ againat one 2 go ee! P h l ra } ds ciindidncy alter thix pre! ave ETO non again one ate: Se - sis Exquisite gowns are embraced in this selling, richly de igned and . yn the busy street roared the igh! ) enter 0 cites * Par eh ‘Wie is to conduct thi aieut | o know more about | hum of traffic, But down in the tighly ornamented with overdrapes, artistic lace trin mings, elaborate any man in South | soctuded botler room all was penos, ||it braidings, touches of Persian here and there, hand-embr oidery, spark. What authority is there back of 1 Kal 1 . alph told him that) ijonest man that he was, MeGuire, ||! j vf Since it has no standing at law, what is to hinder a man c “ wae to get ahead | the stoker, paused « few hours! lil ling , and so on ; from voting ten or twenty times? He couldn't be punished for + Tal sae poten | es Hm at fr hin toit to read the Lite of) ‘ Of beauty rare are the creations of Crepe, French Broadcloth and fc. : vould turn around aud run | “SWoat'a relief it is to find every-| Faney Corded Silks, delicately toned in helio, pink, pale blue, orchid What is to prevent the judges and clerks fr a nag a rola 1 tay came they| (ine, running 0 smoothly tor French blue, gray, rose and tan. The fact that we have but one gown of ; re : Lge ‘ ©Y | once,” remarked the superintend. ||! > me if. Fe ‘ renee < dishonest count? No matter what they did or didn’t there |brought the ostrich out on the road lone walking in, Great’ Caenar a style makes the sale all the more interesting and deserving of early at. would be no legal way to reach them | | with a hopd over his eyes, and the | perence, the water's out of the tendance x by - Irider and the ostrich were put slde oe Any candidate could take $10,000 and openly buy 10,00 10 By the Storyman Himself, by aide. 1 ree held up bis} ss (The Bnd.) a pistol and tod, * two | wotes: could advertise for them, in fact, and nothing could be) “How fast can you go on ® bl tiree’ and bang! The b IE oe | A P a done about it. ce ares [won weavted with a pest, the eutie ersonal Word A Few Evening Capes, Values win ? > . oat ml the hood off the What would happen down in the First ward : | boxe Be Heer trich, and the bieyek Beginning tomorrow, at 9:. 4 These few questions must s est to any p ra ee Oe his bead down and p 0 pecia at $30 terested that there are an infinite n yer of reas why this|or a trofley " Bonny Png od | this superb collection of Gowns ’ ' can leave & ot 1 Ralph bad te is going on sale at prices that We are determined to clear the preliminary senatorial primary should not be h It w feyole stl os ertectly trae, but b racks of every garment that doe mean absolutely - }thing driven by leg p . ae cei a a hias ¢ It was tried over in Tacoma in the recent congressional cle than the 4 hood in whi " Fagen Sd hardly represent the cost Of the not harmoni ty] ith i tion. Pierce county held a county p ry. What was the re “iy . te run, he starts er materials WHY? = Simply 4 mee ‘ ts cele theese ad ’ roundings here. These few coats ne Gate his beeringn, and and only because they are not then off he goes, as straight as a % " »| bullet and mingly almost as fast Bo the bloyele rider put bis head pumped, and everybody he ostrich sigzacced and capes of broadcloth, colored iy French blue, green, tan and white, Jo not quite measure up, so they must depart with the gowns tomor- sult?) The remainder of the congressional district bar gether and defeated the Pierce county cand date and ele Credie. The people of the district would not tolerate egotism on the part of Pierce county ; neither will the | ec of | you | down-to-date as to. style down an However, each gown is beauti shouted, ful, alike wearable, and presents the state tolerate a like exhibition of arrogance on the part of | '*® ©" : act road and bump! the bi f % King county. |_ “The rider | th wed Weak ot o thee esd Oot phil $ if an opportunity new to Seattle. row, and at $30.00 they will, If King county has too many candidates it would be a much tn i. the acared ostrich struck bis stride bo s more sensible pian if they were to draw straws until all but one S teas teoe byes | ear tho tie Wh pages mg bey | of were eliminated. there good et race with|and on his wheel again be sope-| SAYS and people we pay money | ent was out of sight. In great dis The first record of « coal race wit wo he | gust hy wont back to the . t get any matches, and didn’t! old Ralph asked, ‘Well, did you beat | of see! n by the ebbet of Pe Why Not a Bullseye, Andy? Ke any money \Ster | terberough, A: 0. e0d He was very much discouraged! “ "Beat him? sald the rider, ‘I ARS Sete | about ft, and one day be was see Mr. Carnegie has really done son ~ Aion a i has prohibited Sunday labor to his 35,¢ Yer lookin’ « @ third of whom have been required to regu work a *| ew . ee : mk first start of the other.” ee See oe ee Sot — . - Sunday ig . ae bo the doctor, who was alt ar ‘ fr Sra " « r-away ms in hie r i Andy bases hie action on moral and commercial grounds | ‘eld wet 6 ma | Tomerrow wory will be The] hte “wat, esse "pint st] Att Artistic Sign | soi COMFORT . " ' » . ney & ‘ waid jog'e Btory im This is unfortunate. HE SHOULD HAVE CUT OUT THE). sinsianliainidi ee siiiaianienesiataiianaaie A. very Grtictic advertising sign | Is what you enjoy when you has just been completed for the MORALITY. | - . : ’ int : ) i ; me me IN THE HOSPITAL tinued. “bul t think the Inn | Grogos & Wainer eacoet tl Cook With Gas The morality is in the matter, all right, but r je morality ‘ in the matter, ight, Second ay, and Marion, The sign | count with corporations or heads of corporation 2 hee etestheie The| represents & rear view of the fa-| have no soula, and they recognize souls in no 4 business in-| mous Shasta Limited, the fast, | if 7 as luxurious train operated over the : . done by corporations for the earth (a play] Oregon & Washington and South. | if attle g ting Company force of law. Business is business, and the cx orpora i The viavers are oncouraged a04) orn Pacific. This train leaves Se |i ., i vaya attle daily at 1} a m., reaching 13146 Fourth Ave. Henry Bids ment that would undertake to forego cash and declare div | Portland at 6:20 p. m. in the even in morality would soon lose its head len't it about time for the peagh| ite and arriving in San Franciecc , ; j rop to start getting totally ruined? | the following evening | But suppose that Carnegie, who every other corporation ruler in the land knows can afford morality, had giv clearcut demonstration of his conviction of the c« of a day of rest. Would not his example have r eaye it's age i Let our solicitor call and convince you morality Phones: Main 6767; Ind 67 » your appealed to other employers? He could have honestly said that | a workman is worth more in dollars cents and asa i | Get It at || producer when given the same consideration as is on ora dray horse. He could have decla owdered, mixed with olay, rolled Bartell s tse a workman up before he is 4 nto balls, and burned in hand fur &@ man that he ioe no rest, no chance t X rot : and Get ' socially, no chance to progress, is mighty soutetare thom whet of colle Satisfaction} Mr. Carnegie may have a large, scin a moral ideas, but if he desires to pract ‘ ge: ft — t it may Tt “captains of industry,” he should talk h. I ks like thunder management there's hardly enough m to keep t - : be aee y HH " — — agement out of jail, let alone enough to eff ny radica ng r tt A ope gy aod oy ITCHING STOF os gs on — ocaeed _— RED NOSES GO fn methods. That which Carnegie has done for his steel w« good thing. The men will be more profitable to Ca better in every way. Other employers of men, and workwomen and workchildren, « and they perhaps would, could they see pro New Skin Remedy Works Quickly and Effec Pioneer 8 oneer Boot Rxtract - 25c | Septo! Syrup of Hypophow | phites—A supertor qual fon Linen Paper— Art Linen Paper— 14¢ hth oi oar at &c bo Hat Brush yast bodies of work — es Ree n box f What Pinchot said in 0 ne 16 ext 3 r Al any and ¥ Dentogen Tooth n Po wees Lorraine Sandal Soap—An im | 0c Hat sh hours would probably make Inter r ow Regular 3 C | ported toilet Pp 25¢ POP ss ices c's aca esting reading for a certain person | the Nc bi vneae bg ste "I oe 13c Zema-Sol—Cures eo 60c of a judicial temperament _ ~ Gee L er Th of Anti zema Bottle I sh 2 u 4 ttle De quickly re pe — ne ws | Can a man buy % t ameniy 9 septic mouth wash, ete 35c¢ Mansfield’s Liquid Green Soap 4 on $100 a month skin. © i ualed f . Jinonme Dupont’s Benzoin Almond Lo woquare re 37c nar @ Snug a t tlon—A regula 39 i N] ten War to the Teeth Ae aie JC | mansticid's Scaipa A5c re 1 vv 50¢ | Ss: 2c |) —$$———— ne | 2, Bel!wo od Rubber Glove ally 500 -¥3e | Hot Water Bob Byles, ce AD AO AON Foc EI a Pati ae e set. 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