The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 10, 1911, Page 4

i nt RR EI THE STAR—MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1911. THE SEATTLE STAR | Vancouver’s Embarrassing Prosperity : hae. Sede me Bip nprove 1 which man made and ed it on land “which God ' d which the prose of the multitude had 1 in va ft he price of raw land to What happened? ad Why, Vancou s Henry George, J ‘ 1 ax t tedly advanced,” he says, “so “ land val the hands of her word new Vv to th bile treasury efit the whol y y r t logical cor and v how it works Perba . world for an old before we know It! ] AFTER two months of struggle the New York legislature finally}. th had wor to wouldn't ha , . r " 1 t ty known as a “MURDER by incor as nt” te the popular Mixed “Drinks” in Colorado Colorado, where w in the midst of the In’ at th’ saw mill that she has decided keep warm by th’ c r » Clty a u n ajorit ft bile, has heerd “wet b ia ayor i] " th’ call o’ spring @efeated the “wet” candidate, who, oddly er wa Rev an’ is takin’ sun can Lamont baths fer his con : w a t a) 4 t but od a stitootion.” £ with h of a 1d oe singe . - | Brief All Around BY FRED SCHAEFER. | Poni — * a. a A « man from the East, “Have you seen any of the harem | - on Mag aghon wry ho married a Seattle man recent: | skirts? tly inquired Mra, Wick-| " Sen. New, De y, had @ ne when | lebr ‘by rousing her long 108 and leh “sist b ngaged her first Chinese | suffering spouse from his peaceful Harry 8 Omaha perusal of the evening paper pr had ; ‘y "1 What's y name?” she aaked, Nope, never was io @ harem inj wit owe bs x “ Gat ’ preliminaries had been | my Ife,” rejoined be, with a sigh. | of the bout wa b ‘ e dispatche sv wee tben any off before in the h and ma fy name Hong Long Soo,” said | ket such r sot is “very ¢ udo” and suse the brave r a! With tauch eravt of the civilized | f ye {r h r r i a ie : » THe them, Lemue | advantage » new em aw | NEW YORK professor says “the woman of today afraid I shall never | dow at Taffeta & Balbr | that we of site on man.” Well ¢ are a lot of n, and rig e member your name That settles {t change for too, who are parasite 8 of whom take ir o long. I shall call you keep the “c . Kk |J En - - ; i : Ail returned the Chinese) W SPANISH monarchs are {mproving right along. W Philip] with a suspleion of a You ourselves, Il. used to lie awake thinking up new res 8 « ea, |pame too long » ye ' Fashions ng Alfonso XIII merely invents new designs in straw hat Charley.”—Har Chana give abe ay aeeer mene Why gO on over a/ extremely | E Us fer Lint st of I fon," potited | changed f¢ xcuse Us for Living at, may f he ally appl wool Bven F ! ces tha have y * 1 for t ate extra: "Mob| Now contes : " 1 dent of the Amer |ton Herald in & Distriet—Crowda G company, with t f ark at Haman Staffed Mango—Mra If congress F down the tariff, or if the den | Doing It Right Wicklobridge Society f | should even lower shedule K, it would force us to close every we | We asked an office yesterday | Groeted by Irreverent Throng as] mill in the country and abandon plans for a huge mill on the Pacific | how s and sistors he| “Littk | coast | bad answer > not aay T-would | Oh, well, what's the use of trying to have a gover t, anyhow? ve st of 10. I'm do | If the wool trusts and the other trusts can’t shear us for any tax they | ks. De rest stays may be ha want, they will shut up life! put the necessaries t Pleage excuse us for living oughout the country Indicate that | cb But can they steer straight through | There's the rub! ar ——_—__--—- br YORK state asylums for the insane are admitting 150 pw week. People live at a furious gait Down East MUNICIPAL election ret the tide is still with t the extra session? democrats. NEW tients per One Hundred Years Hence “What difference will it make a hundred years from now?” A hundred years ago the Willamettes and Mutnomahs ruled the land of Oregon One of their chief burial grounds, where more than 1,000 were laid at rest, was near the present town of Gresham. The man who owns it, in extending bis farm, finds it necessary to clear and level the old burial ground. He is turning up piles of skeletons That {s all that is left of the men who loved, labored and ruled a hun-| to red years ago—bones! And that {s ali that will be left of you f you lend to the shaping of events. You ar forefathers | @f the future. Will you bequesth free institutions or—just bones? | #0 ee th cor 1, except the influence | th Observations Iw ONLY 2@ dozen lobsters are to be found in Broadway, New York | |nipped by Herald. | od Mim Up. } Probably. you'll soon know.” JOSH WISE SAYS “Jeff Horsblock, who's been work ng me up Are you a friend « ‘ her} More head-/ h wedding I think not essed ide husband, «h nes: ‘Lively Serap in Street Car—| I'm the mother of the) Burly Brate Pummeis We Yonkers Statesman, | Mistake-—- Mrs. Wicklebridge, in bag Harem Skirt, Had Poked Him in Chilisome. the Eye With Parasol ‘I tnee proposed to a girl in a) Mra W. glared at her liege lord | neervatory jand remarked that she wished he With what result?’ wore skirt, if only for a minute, so replied the lady ad. then come values we facturer. frost.” — Washington deal.” So “Did you read _— jcan magnate A Suspicious World. ih 8 pe,” sald Farmer Ce % nO use o' tryin’ to run for the legislature.” But you ate so prosperow at you can afford time That's jest it. Tho farm is payin shipwrecked d spent two Long what happened to him?” “When he was rescued he had ac now | cumulated 3,000,000 clam shells.”— | Pittsburg Post. avanes well that I kin afford a fow What is the offect of taking ings. I want to be able to build! cold bath every rning? new barn and buy an automobile The chief one that I've noticed thout people hintin ashington Star. at graft is a able dosire to tell l everybody about it unconquer city, says a dispatch. It doesn’t refer to the two-legged ones. Ce TREASURY department is putting in elevators to lift don't have any trouble lifting ours without bothering with « o 0 © “DIAZ must go!” is now the ery In his own capital. He must, in the course of nature, if not of revolution, for be is in his $2nd year. Die ey WATCH David Stewart! He was elected mayor of La Salle, Colo. and knocked out Harry Smith in a p fight, all in one day. Let white man hope! the ee ae) H. W. SUITS, oldest Iowan, Is dead at Council Blufte years. lowa papers don't make much fuss over him, that he chewed tobacco conscientiously for 90 years. aged 105% | save to state Today's Styles Today Easter Apparel Is a matter to which importance should be given, and done so im- mediately. Of course, you want to be well attired on this day, but perhaps you have not the ready cash. If that is what is detaining you, Easy Credit Terms Are always made to accommo- date you. There is no need to be without proper apparel, for it is so convenient for you to buy on credit. Then, too, it doesn’t cost any more—simply a favor grant- ed you. Eastern Outfitting Co. 1352-34 Second Av. Near Union St. | “Seattle’s Reliable Credit House’’ | Bekins Vans are waterproot, dust proof, all padded inside; fur your own home, Get Bekins to imo East 414. Cedar 414, MADISON At 12th ts a8 sate as in / “A lot of expensive plants were | she could seratch his face for bim. oat that Amert- 4 Compan Back From Tampa! Once more he’s enjoying the rare pleas- ure afforded by The Lovera Cigar The strike is settled! The old experts— and some new from Havana—are “back on the job,” and those who knew the delights of a Lovera smoke are no longer deprived of their joy. There is no more shortage. And Loveras are even better than ever! Ask for a Lovera NOW Schwabacher Bros. & Co. Wholesale Distributers tion for ones 418 U ee Our engagement Fred bas Teddy’s Proverbia Washington can appreciate that it would be sacrilegious for any commercial organization to use his name only when connected all due respect to our worthy competitors. If you doubt what we say, call and investigate our claim. We do not wish to be branded as fakers, consequently we would ask, in justice to would care to purchase a used piano, we can furnish a fine instrument Now is your opportunity to purchase a beautiful player piano. They to pay $650 for at any other place on the Pacific Coast. terms may be had. Investigate everything in the city of Seattle in the way of bargains, prosper by comparison. 1 And we DEFY any retail dealer in the United States to compete with the regular retail concern to try to duplicate values to be offered by @ manu- Now is your opportunity to get what “Teddy” terms “a square Geo. P. Bent Company The Oliver Typewriter cated in its new and more commodious quarters at 418 Union street, and is better prepared than ever to maintain its reputa- efficient service The Oliver Typewriter Company Sunset, Independent 2917 Shifted Responsibitity June Weddings. Why do you never go fishing Do you know what I Iike most| been perfectly devoted to me, Do| with anybody except Jon’ é at golf? | She—They say the good dic| you think he will continue to love! We his consctence as) pril showers bring forth May I don't know, T am sure, unless | young }me when I'm old?" sensitive as mine, I Ike have | flowers : ae bragging about your ac You, but they always f Really, dear, I can't say--but|him along so that he can do the But how do you account for a he June ora talking about the da Square Deal E who heard dear old “Teddy at the rink and also at The ha sincere thought. We are sincere when we say that never tory of Seattle has there been placed upon the piano mar- cal honest values as we are offering at the present time, with We realize that we have an over regular retail piano houses, because we make every piano fer for sale, except a few used pianos that we have taken in ex- our own goods. that those who are interested in the purchase of pianos call and As it happens, we have an which have been ex- If you chance to prove our statements. high-class assortment of used pianos © our own goods, These we wish to turn into money. $200.00 mark. Player Pianos d for prices ranging from $366 up, and players you would have Almost any WE MUST SELL THEM. Do not slight anybody. We wish to survive and No man should make a claim he cannot prove. and see us. are offering. Why, it is presumptuous upon the part of any come and investigate at the Factory Store 1421 Third Avenue, Near Pike —AT THE— ANGELES CAFE Latest Moving Pictures New Every Day FREE REGULAR DINNER Served from 11 a. m, to 8 p. m., including coffee, tea, milk, beer or wine, 25c Vocal and Instrumental Music Afternoons and Evenings. y is now lo- Why Cook at Home? Western Tent & Awning Co. ed men; prompt and lowest figures canvas goods WALL PAPER AND PAINT SALE Ingraing, double roll 20¢ Moire Ceilings, double roti ite nites and Blocks, double nion Street Main 1003 nt and Varnish Remover ie White and Orange Shella: Oli Stains, "per Root tate Floor Wax, per 1b. : 15-1b, Floor Brushes, each DAHLEM & BARRY 1608 Third Ave, Near Pike ion Seattle, U. S. 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