The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 8, 1911, Page 4

JOHN NICHOLAS BROWN, riches to $50,000,900. is for apyone THE STAR ~MONDAY, MAY 8, 1911, Member of United Bree. Publ shall law; counse! f In A fohn Me) . atate of tnd 4 hie frtends ad RS prope Basin: owd of mee b b Wr I k consclences he bidding upon ¢ . t l ORGANIZED 8S AD 1857 erty, to be ¢ Was chatte Ocean of b OUT of the cons The t and unj office at the fool enor? belie that ized tad ah tion, which es that the accused there appe LAW DOLLARS If the Dollars, if it still denies ec Temake it, with ballots rathe Pull justice is the only cu Bation the day when those who have BE CONVINCED THAT WITH TI @own all things which defekt equality tional manhood st rights, than tn Week th eee ee RHR * * “ALL that ® ham Lincoin * Tam or can be I owe Ree RRR RRR ERED The Canadian Colonists r arriving at W Americans are com hat Uni been put the disposal of the Work of examining the new ar with $30,000,000 way, In all, half a miltic And the ‘w towns! Over 0 of this sprin 50 by the Canadian Pacifi 135 by the Grand Trunk ra y Mt is, indeed, a thrilling Fush of men, women and « Continent, where the last great Americans to be on the worth of en in 140,000 doctors 809 persons, according to the Journal elation. not counting osteopaths, vito toners and other “irregular” varieties. THERE are FOR nnipeg at th Canadians to als and their drama, a tremendous dventure tn in the United States. 4 old Wendell ample on thelr My he war bet CIENCE was ot decision of was prop an b took an CURSE the United Sta THAT MEN AND ANOTHER equal freedom to all men, let us ustice SHALL Pa a a * * to my angel mother."—Abra- * * * ee, Adventure of 1,010 a day ted States c s officers have help in the enormous plunder.” Some 45,000 personal property, are known on new citizens are in sight ¢ them will be put on the map by the Canadian Northern rat stor spectacle—this tn to the northern reaches of the free land awaits them one for ¢ Medical Science of the paths, American Christian Asso- practi The Way That Is Hard “The way of the philanthropist is Barder yet is the way of the Races and go home to their Ments, that the philanthropist New York, buy country estates ma: hard,” says Mr. Carnegie. But workingmen who stand before fiery fur wives and children in hovels and have in Scotiand, and rear temples of learn fng—with his own name chiseled in Sreat letters over the tene money to build palaces in doors, Observations A SON of King Alfonso is to be fa his speech. Moral Den’t ° 6 J. PIERPONT MORGAN, in Papers leave me alone?” Why can't WE'VE civen Germany dollar Some of our militen dollar diplomacy - of as ambassador ee, WISCONSIN state senate ors to apply to all offi by a mile. ‘on. o © ill because he f with $50,000,000 gro BOSTON’S swell wom installed barmaids to serv the Mayflower, too—-a long wa TO EUROPE in three days by « Gram. Even if we had the Mground, or whatever it ix o © BE A darn good scout, have one felt for the good of your community the senior class at Armour High aeronantic learn Spanish when Paris, iplomacy jals except judges operated on for an young. impediment says Why Morgan leave can’t our money the news alone? but now she yearns for Cornelius Vanderbilt is talked ° recall amendment to the state which ts missing ° t boy In the wing too fast world Life and het is too fast taken out a liquor license and Its members descended from rsbip, fare $200. rather fa the new pro stay ashore, or ally ° aim in life, and make yourself was Dean Raymond's advice to school senior Special Feature WITH THE REGUL. AR PROGRAM Gottfried Roadrigues WORLD CHAMPION LONG DISTA the CITY THEATRE (next door to 44 A. M., and appear every day for periences, and showing rom sing in five different languages. ADMISSION 10c, NCE WALKER, will arrive Pantages), MONDAY, MAY 8, one week, lecturing on his ex the world. Will all parts of well known songs AS USUAL. DAY LETTER THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY Theyincrease the efficiency of the Man of Action by en- larging his field of business activity. They are a part of Modern Business Equipment. The Western Union Telegraph Co. Business Bringers. Star classified ads. Buy or sell rea! estate, etc. FOR | od spare this| Star Dust ee a TODAY A }OD SHORT ONE Se reer eee ee eee eee ee cea ee A REAL Loss Kind Old Lady—Weil, what is the matter? Boy—Muvy nt me for tup boy my Old I lid yo ‘ Piayin’ pitch and to: K How Boy rybod. b | |AN MENT I'm glad we 1 tle Onw qwfully tire day and the | Chicago News RAW Bore Do you belleve oyster ed—Certainly I do, since they know when to shut up.—Milwauke Sentinel NATURALLY FITTED. I don’t know what [ ever to do with that boy of mine is careless and absolutely reck of consequences, and doesn't em to care for pod! ~You can make ver out of him taxicab MISSING A SALE Salesman wear? Proud Pearly-—No. I think Salesman--You misunderstood; didn’t ask what size you | What size sho: The But this piano Mustctan marked Mag ce T pay t much be te ete ete tte tee tet * * FOOLISH QUESTIONS * There's the fr limping From the shop shoe. marked boot and | And he | “Why, no,” ee shining boots ade ‘way back in ‘76 willed to me.” Meek Trunk & Bag Co., _ TRUNKS AND SUIT OA gazing at say to him, you see. you sw corner Madison The Advantages of a Time Certificate of Deposit are Many Tt remains in until —It may be used as se your hands maturity borrowi cashed be with curity for It may be fore maturity out —It security earning 4 per cent. We Have Them With Detachable Interest Coupons The Bank for Savings Cor. 3d Av. and Pike St. interest gives you certain INCONVENIENT ARRANGE-| Boston Herald ede dette te de tet you THE PITCHER’S REVENC Let the Servant Girl Use the Auto and the Parlor, She Say: BY TOM AKERS Th id t wa low,” and called me a 4 KKKKHRHKKK HHH 1 vowed that I'd lont soning . y Thoy said | w ed for @ bum, bush leas it iF SAAT DIBt NERDS. <1 That 1 Mee” in | Une of ly automobile. # ‘ Perhaps I'm a bum AR Bs ge : And my arnt may be lame _PrivBows aying out But | made ‘em look cheap > low . eee ae, ae Yesterday, just the wang © «Private § ic ee & Kucnts Ti hought Td do all sorte af quitting |e Full ap * They foretold that all my curt @tuff wax a “cinch * Elghthour day ; * Did you notice them doing ide hitting? * * eee ee ee eo Perhaps I'm a slobh. B And I've ok tt bom AL king under disguige as But 1 trimmed ‘om ii : rl in several faibion-| And that will help dome home Ida M.| - p nad — \ t of Ale SHE KNEW ‘PINK RIBBON IN ay ) conclusion | HIS NIGHTSHIRT he ex ranny of employer MADE HIM MAD _ wer oe Rabbi J, Leonard Levy of Pitts-| (4.1 a Fag 7 ag er jburg, in hix famo ure Wande Jow a joke as pode hn : ia aro embraced In the needs ye Here's One Case. ; me example of the way do estioned , she cited her To begin with, judge, my ooh ¥ nee an away with a suffraget I do not consider that sufficient ade fore divorce," the. judge mares: a ee Le eseidaiemaggriomeneee broke in - aoa Well, judge, I don't mind get : ee te ae pear waaae hore ting up, making the fires, cooking ; his ¢ Pa |t:6h-a'dipeccineas ae ta0t te breakfast and sweeping the floors id out w) 11:45 eee it nde Memes Be but when it comes to putting pina back for | ployer, mind you~ a “George proposed last night ‘Oh! did bet Say, isn't it too killing the way he foosles and pushes over itt Gently comes the spring a tripping Lightly o'er the te Bringing all the little flowers And quack remedies. Wher you think you're hard ap any one else in the derelict around the cor who has slept in an ash-barre all night ALL WEAR NO, 2 You bear pain heroically than men Who told » hat “No; a shoemaker Optnion women more a docto’ London WHAT AILS JUSTICE Little Will why is always ? Hecal 1 black Say, p biindfolde & forever hic ahe got my son ago. ee | GOODE SIGHT SHOP SON ST._ BETWEEN 2 AND pat ao ama k State Dental War aGood Thing for the People ot, the pesole te choose | ti om the sue Personal atten my Dental Practice You would want such standing putation as a Dentist as would the silk-stocking De would you not? feta envious it your nm Dental «por offices ¢ profit want the and ombine op and used your people and you would | , would you have free examination and irt-clage Work guar © work done by Ave to Ko to, not Dr. J. Mrown, 4 ented for 19 y bring it with yo Open evenin the Dental Combine in ribbon In my nighishirt to fool the lis de od ant girls are never a baby, | want a divorce she hired r, who collected | tomeceive men fr She ' i em the “big” fee of out that m servant girl's ¢ Speaking of harem skirts, it is cen to go out and m irather significant that women of |“ They a to - ows. should she wish a div Mrs. Warren's profession never a In other es the expertence | a dance, she is expected to be dress in a mannish way. d Mr There was | was with light ariations, by 10 ereas the emplo: left for the servant, except| She w ed to watch the a. m ? For has J. P. Mor house every evening the rvants ia the r gan ke off Canada? It th heads” went to cafes or said Mra. W would mely with his ohne ane ard parties. She w any 4 as chattels ern Hemisphere. the contrat. 8h work from abo » or - sot fired without pay, by the ad m. and later wed f The wise man in the newspaper {fice who answers the queries as value of rare coins & > young Indy at me and then speak lady, Did you hear what she boy? Phe Ush—Yes pis the formaldchyde the elder sald she sald, “Please YOURS FoR BARGAINS Spinning’s Bargain Store MISMIT FOURTH AVE GETTING WHAT YOU WANT You ordered you done, Th steak well waiter it to You you do not no’ You could ha brought althongh steak steak ate it like you rare rare sent the it the way you didn't take the wanted well-done didn't and ha wanted ft; yo: trouble you you steak, but want It enough lots They but they That's the way of people wish to do not the self ns necessary for saving. h to be wel dueated, but they do not take the time to read the books that would tn crease their knowledge. Yet the old German proverb, “What a man wills he ean,” is true. You n have what you wish if you wish it hard enough » progperou wish it enough to make sacrifi They w Suppose you make up your mind that you are going to get box D look} ause thous nds weave that the price largest always know ymen in t olorings town and ortment newest are ind here New Shantung lar r and sults WANTED PONGEE SILK doubtless, for present wear, but make th what does wear better than a good Por very kind at cut prices tome h silk, in suitable wash wals ay, yard Underwear FOR ALL THE FAMILY Muslin Night Gowns the economy Slipover or button neck, long or all are spe Trifle early don wells tht Japanese Ua yard Genuine O gee, yo 69c ental Por 5c Pon 98c em RS fental $1.65 Extra Heavy Ottoman Pongee for av ite Genuine 0 yard ental Women’s Perfect Fitting UNION SUITS Of Finely Combed Sanitary Cot- ton ”) Union Suits 36 inches wide wear, coats and skirts, Special “$1.18 0 Union Suits $1.50 PURE SILK RAJAH Rich, hands lustrous quality $1.60 Union Su al for Our Se unusually fine ttle summer. Tuesday full of good 98c Union Suits GOOD BLACK SILK Do not try to get along v kind London's long-tiber silk and by Suits, 88c pout a black silk garment ¢ ee See . ; ne balbriggan, again some petticoat—and waist, coat, skirt or tomorrow at Children Drawers yours Child Choose Tomorrow From 100 ony § and Misses’ $15 and $20 What woman can read thes out wanting one or more of these Tailo $ Splendid “all woo! gc in pleasing wanted m and navy blue as well perfect fitting and satin lined. ponconcreeteneett EX TT ea Re TE tase Rest and purest colored edge w this Slik GOT to wear 2 wide—Taffeta proves it don Ke u de Cyg and other If you wish but one bring only GARDEN GOODS Canvas Gloves. patr to cus: tomer Wash Petticoats G@Oc} | &-". Worth $1.00 to $1.50 pate 22¢ v Sun Bonnets, A special lot of kinds and Underakirts, tn styles colors. Toy Garden three pieces for one ) Garden BC | “9 is Gloves prices for all k of Hoes, Rakes, Forks Knive Seeds, spe mgham and Chambray ke vades stripes and plain ete Several pretty embroidered flounces styles; some have All sizes. GOOD HOSIERY FOR ALL THE FAMILY Men’s “Seconds” in SHAWKNIT SOX The factory calls ‘em “seconds’ because of errors in the making; generally perfect so far as ser ¢ is concerned, and worth but still they are “seconds London sells them or more for, pair Gingham Sun Hats, How About Window Shades? full size. 21c MUGGINS—A broad-toe, roomy pat Bedroom R at or Viel Shoe, with black or col ored tops; inside smooth and clean as-giass. '98¢ is the right price, but here's 1,000 pairs for ‘Women's Point House Slip 39c pers. Special, pair Buskins. Women's Kid Hand-Turn pal 98c Got Any Little Toddtiers At Your House? Come Down and Say Muggins Any color Special d "| Woven in one Special 10¢ Curtain Rods plece, in Women's Seamless Cotton Hose, black with white 8 foot, a pair Cc Womens Gauze Cotton Dress Goods Hose to the top in your business—if you really wish to, There will be opport to master details In positions above Yours—if you are really work ing for your wish, you will grasp these, even if it means unpaid ayertime or the sacrifice of per: gonal pleasure. Map out the course in life you wish to follow, set as @ goal whatever place you wish to attain, then keep con sistently at work wishing, doing qormhias you ean to attain our end, You will get there every time, providing you buy your family Hquors from the Brown-Powell Liquor Co,, Third and James st. Phones: Main Ind. 4698, Free Delivery s Right. Charlie Powell F Felix Brown, urday Star, oF House Oxfords. ywing Girls’ Button Shoes, of ex plump vicl kid; low heel and patent tip; broad, easy and rather vy soles; 2% to 5; our $1 98 a ‘ 50 values. Special Garden Shoes, $1.69 Tramping or Garden Shoes, for smen; soft glove calf; moderate biucher style $1 69 Button with reinforeed heel and iti toe. Special Suitings Cravenette Covert Cloth, 56 inches wide, from hard. twisted wool and absolute ly rainproof; two weights yard— $1.25 i 986 Popular Black and White Shepherd Checks Extra wide, checks; good. savings at Per yard 96c, 59¢ wa 32¢ " 15¢ Lisle Tc London wants your Stocking patronage, and secks It solely on such values as offered here. Children's Hose; sizes 5 to 914. ‘Tuesday ‘Tan _ Women’s Patent Shoes, $1.49 New Patent Leather Button Shoes high heel, dull mat kid* tops; also hew patrician last, blucher style; Vassar special, Prices at $1 49 ' Asworte substanttal these prices. $2.49, $1.98 and