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"AI7LE STAR
iy'iTAR publishing co. ™?? o?:!*?*..V**-^J^
EVERY AFTCjQoON (EXCgpT SUNDAY.
Private r\.> «<uc« connecting all parti of the *<tfZ&'T%!~^-.
tvj;l«ilng — Sunatt, Main tOSO and Independent, 441. I_lftJ*»s'. <Ki*.w."iS>
A*. far the department *■ thiyuaw of lh« pti»«»n •**4t3>*'
dr«lr»c'.
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W~ «AI.» »bi> HT*« Aorxrv—'Jl n«lt«r4 An. —»■»<■. WIT* «»*■ m '
tUHi-rriiiAii AiiKscv- n»m« l3v***2!'i- W*f>'-''"' wr-*--'- *'*■'" ** -
"(Mi^ni P«'e«r'r!">ii mil m »••*. w t«»«l»tiv» wmi |»r m«Rlh, '"
( |l\(n4 - »»il »r wMrtw ."«• •»»« *•»»•. ___♦;£_ % "'
"*" r«lw»* «lTh« rwMtttir* «l IMMitIK Wtililwiwii »» *W***^; >*** [ *<*I>^*; | . J . 111 ,.,. I
rh« .Ui» vhn r»«r nilMpripiMn Mi>lr>< <• »•
I-., imm «««in *»«n itilil in wlv»n,«. rour n»m» la »«k<i> from U» »•« *■ «k*»««
«J d»<* w in* i4dm' l<tl.»l ■• • r»o»l»i
Mini t TtT"<Wf»WfHIMiIM «i.-«ld >««r ««n» •» TM ««*r »•» »• '"•*
K.i... : Main !•«•: li«l ll»». ««rt»»»* • »»« »••• •'*•«•*. •«« »•,"'" mi..l
>.'v ■ mrr «l »«p« It y»« gfcouM »>i»» •< '»»'• "»»^ ««»» I 1"" ui«i»><.>»« <—
""in 1!™!* *«»■"»•*<■•» »8 wri»l« •» «ivlnt «<•' »«h«p\ll>»r» • p«f»t« ••"*••'
• M II la lh» «n»r ira.y
PACIFK COAST MUST DEMAND MUM
In linr,\vith the Kmeral movement lo strengthen the de
fences of the Pacific coast and "safeguard the coast cities from
the attack "of a foreign power, is the action of the Chamber
of Commerce to Impress upon the government the neceastty
of constructing still another drydoek »t tht Bremerton navy
yard.
Tho announcement that six of the battleihips of the fleet
which leaves the Atlantic coast in December for the Pacific
are to remain permanently in Pacific waters, emphasizes the
necessity of a tarjje increase in the drydock facilities "' the
The six battleships will undoubtedly form the nucleus of
■ permanent Pacific 'fleet, which must Im- rapidly increased by
the Kovernmcnt to protect the rapidly growing interest* of
the Pacific coast, as well as the insular possessions which the
| nntetit h;i-< on it* ■HI ate.
A large fleet cannot he maintained without adequate dry
dock facilities. Accordingly it is important to secure those
facilities.
To secure proper protection, the Pacific coast mu«t make
itself heard through the nation. We can expect nothing from
the selfish interests along the Atlantic seaboard vyhich have
dominated governmental polirics, with slight periods of in
terruption, since the founding of the nation. Unless we speak
for ourselves and speak loudly, adequate protection will not
be forthcoming.
• A strong navy on the Pacific ocean i* made absolutely
necessary by the recently developed naval strength of Japan.
Although japan it our traditional friend, the friendship sprung
from Japanese admiration of our power and prowess, rather
than from any sentimental considerations. To retain that
friendship; to prevent it from gradually turning into enmity,
we must retain superior power and prowess.
As lotijj as we can hold '".' our end, we can share the
Pacific with the Japanese, but let us once fall hopelessly be
hind the fighting line, we shall be driven from Pacific waters
and our coast cities would be" liable to attack.
In the next few years lies our opportunity of maintaining
our supremacy. Japan, laboring under the immense debt con
tracted in the war with Km-- i is not courting another ex
hausting struggle, but when her treasury is replenished, the
militant spirit of the Japanese will !><• in evidence again.
There is juj time to lose. The Pacific •ti»l should ihsist
oa adequate nary yards, an adequate fleet ami adequate coast
defenses. The government i% moving in the right direction,'
bet is apt to move slowly unless stimulated by a demand from
the Pacific state*. loud, continuous and insistent..
COTEKXSDiT RECOGNIZES SEATTITS CUHAH
Seattle"', climate has been accorded the official &Ump of
approval by the United States government.
While Seattle ha* not advertised itself a* a health resort,
the invalid class oi population not being especially desirable
to a city to •imtifullv imbued with a healthy spirit of progress,
the nniversal testimony of those vvh«» ttavc caught the pace
i* that Seattle is the most healthy city on the Pacific coast.
While Seattle i* growing at a rate never tieforc cstab
livhcil in the history of cities, the people do not thow the wear
and tear of activity as do the people of Chicago and other
rapidly growing cities.
There i* a soothing and restful quality in the air we
breathe; potential, health-giving properties in the water we
drink, and exhileratioa in the spirit which pen ales our business
tile. As a result, the Scattk man <an accomplish wonder» of
wwk and still retain his strength. We are a city of young
men. because we do not prow old. Pnjjct S<nind is a* near to
being the fountain of youth and energy a* any spot yet di»-
Rccoguizing these facts, the United States government is
planning tv locate a marine hospital, capable of taking care
of 1,500 marine*, at the Uremrrton mi n yard. All invalkl
sailor* and sofc&ers returning from the Philippines, a* ' ■■'! as
all government invalids from I'aciiic roast port*, will be sent
to Llrcroertoa, l»rcaiiM- it l»as been demonstrated to tfie gov
ernment that onr climate is best suited to their i|iiick recovery.
Lofc Angeles is passed up. San FrancUro i<t paased by.
Portland is not even consulted, because Seattle lia- the climate
which lulls shattered nerves to strength-giving sleep, the while
nature replenishes the storage batteries of the body. The in
vafid man becomes once again the alert,'prm-erful man of
PRESIDENT WILL ASK CONGRESS TO MAKE THE
DOLLAR STRETCH MORE
■V GILSON GARDNER.
WAUHIXOTOX, O. C, Nov. IX—
Blur' 1 lii» return to \Va*hl»Kt<m,
frmldnul TUkwu'Vpll lias lx-ori work
ln( on tin annual rwgoni;* In fon
frtmt. II I* lllcrly i ■» (tut a nn*
•*■(*«» mill !..■ »d4oj, tflacwulng
final., r
Th« president hng bcfti talking
v.,11, tmrnhort of lii. (bl.m,.' nota
bly H«^-r«'tari<'K Root and SlrmmK,
In pi;,.' i to lcj;ln|uitf)n for m»khn(
th» rwrrfiiry nytitein luoi»« fliintlr.
It li quite gmmUf aerw-fi by pocxl
flnnm l<-r» that ih<> Amriican mon
vy «)-Ktrtii Ih Illoglrnl arid riuili-.
Tin- < licnlalloti nf |ia|wfr iiioru'y
try tankf, i.-.i .r) «n sonrnniflnt
\*nti\*, iiiw» nor cive th« optmrtn-
StlV«' f IM'I
fi|.nn«i<Ni mi* rtm
Sluir-on i yet»ldNM>s
'ill \ VI-
MR. SKYGACK, FROM MARS
HE VISITS THf FARTH AS A SPI UAL CORBHTONDCNI * N Q
MAKES WIRELLSS OBStRVAI IONS IN HIS NOTEBOOK
STAR DUST
i:v JOSH
Jo«h win B*jrt: i
!
■■Some people don't
••• mny tit* in iivin' '
a good life unltM
they art «ur« other
people notice it"
Th« iimf it near at hand for in
To bear Had* M-»r!r ftruot,
tt'hrn If trlr* to <-»rvi. the l«rki>jr.
And Ik* lyrkf* 4wm a stunt.
"Has h* •■».« dune anything In
the lIM of work worth mention
ing r
"Abaotatrlr tiutMnc Hat bo's •
mighty «<w4 ■BTwamMt orndat." I
S»<. dadT
"VV«»tl, »ob*"
-What's ■ Jttryr
"Yonr m..«h. r« • lory, my son.
Rm ■' >i.r
'Xmt •41 ho l« a cract abet with
ib« rtn*r- *-.
•It-Hi i mm saw. ll* cm tut
th# kU«« Inaulator oa a «irr!n.
Hl«|ri|it (k>i« •vfry lint*'
Th« lilutl'tn
It la just • imir riuir.
And thore la a.i um> »>• «orrr.
Thine • will anew a* ntanlos
S«m(«i!h aKaln. ika( gtowxr
II U Ilk* th>- »Vi-a that (lower.
Uk« th« ■lorm tossed rtnud*
■MM 1..«.-r. 2!,
Vr! ||>«> «kT la aiw«ni b-(s!l<r
afl«r rain
l!i.m'iir«« la quit* not ma?.
(MM that mar aoand Inftirmul )
Tk» < t.-.llt of th» natioa la O. K.
Jn»( too* lb« ball a rnlllns.
No motiraful b«>tl la I..lllrtc
flaptaaal— <u«rx turn will imuh
a-.
»
*■•• i Ik* *j*jt*A9MaiaTw.
liut r*ih«T aptinlaUc
Prtwiirtitjr Mill HM*ra at th« door.
TW laM with «r«ti!i Is IM*
Inc.
Tlir »«n will auva l«" gl»«n>ln«
And tnlnica will (Mr orrrarl; as
of yore!
; —Jo Kaa.
Ttu>r« «m* di««m» >■ her »k> tiUir
And k!U>!«I Jw>r trr-UH>«* «li>wi
Bui il>i» '«I mmvi* u»< wore a bat.
alas.
Thai ln.ii..-.| like a ami)' t»r«Ml'
"I lltlilt'i-liitKl you \iu\r lil-nri
nmimil »h»i Tuft n errat dr-al la
|MI travela."
"Toil aM ni!i.i;ii >-ti I mice ■•••I
arnuiul him. tout Me ncwr U r:i
,»n>«i'l silk him."
Th* ImpoMibl*.
Katek*i Wi< arp tv .v# a new
tj|«i of ntn^t car.
llorkpr—!k»t they rant Invert
mi" to 1.-x-i 1 "'■• kl'lm I.'ill, C'liiiu;
off Mtckward-Npw York Hun.
_____
If thi» roailrr will rtit out thl»
U.S. Navy Yard
Tak» a trip cm the itound anil
vi 11 I lie U. H. oavy j.ir.l. »> <- the
tin' 11,- 1,1 pi Orison. \s I. "■otinhi and
.\V>,:., .1 , it,, i-mi-ri'. ii.ifiiiin and
111'- 11.-iililliU »!ll|i I'lil!,ii|i-!(.IiIh. Hi.
-hi4k.im.ili dry (lufka. turp<Kiu Itoatu
' <i.«l priwin ahlii Mtwlc. Ikiala lnavt<
■ I'Ut 8, fixit of Vrnler way, 6 time*
iIUJv. Itound trip. fiOr. ***
Fly on the Flyer ,
SEATTLE-TACOMA ROUTE, i
Far* 35c—Round Trip, COo
rOUR ROUND TMIPB UAII.V ■■
LEAVE* BEATTI c — «:4» >
and 10:2;. a. m., 8:06 and •:<• I
p. m
LEAVES TACOMA — 8:39 a. '
m. and 1*: 14, 3:63 and 7:30 p.m. 1
U. 6EELEV, Jr., Agant. Btattla
— Trl Main l/«. Tacoma—
Tel. 212.
III! JEATTI hM WKI'NKSDAV NOV IT. 1007.
|«r«Kra|)li mi.l «<•< on* >hu«i (»• ■
■if nil" will Im» i«nml«il to KU down
t» lh«" l)««i ni.nl «nil nlnml coal
la 111" ruiaxv 1 ronufoi»!•!.-.
t
Hardett Role.
"You M^ rim wni' asm un artar
on tii«- »i»it«r'
Vr« >'..)...1 -ith all th« bis
com In nit rim
"What i«ri lid ..mi find the
Tb<l WaktiliiKtuii fll«» ln*maori'
company keep* and lotciii Hi
money In Mil" •••
*"* * • 11^ I
—QUICK MONEY SALE —»
Values That Speak for
Themselves
ON FOR ALL THIS WEEK AT LONDON'S
CII in r J .fl^Bfov Here', a Fat Turkey, and HV» Wei! Stuffed
bilks and Uress ooods Of r««<i carefully * X
COME THURSDAY IF YOU WANT jm ■|-iaiiiiN^ £^\
75c Sedo Stlks. Thursday. 4.V a Yard Sk GIVINC SALC "^bvSL ▼V
75c Scdo Silks. Thursday, -i.V" a Yard. Wl UNEN SA LC \(#^^\vA
Our aijcnul •unr«-»» In •••Mini H«I>» tfi«aa hM tlitrnmii'lrmtnd i.. JCj» *^ • \
u« cm and for all th«l our nuturarra are fcarntaf lv a»k fiSK llirhardiuin'a Pure Irtab Linen Table Ciothi ■)■>- J ."« \
(or and |>r«fa«r la bur 'hit Ut.ric. We have ail ■had**. NttJ utlful '*■• sod "'">" <'••«»». In 6lm .. «. X
Inrlariint lilarii And the la«t »c»« of our liuirk /I C_ fA I; Mooto fS M valiHM alrea «i" and M»l« -* «».\
Huor? Hair II I. rout* for. yard 4JG «A Hu»-i ial t'lli-ri. */£.*■ and *'£,VH. Ik
«1 ■»€■»< T....1. in. 1. T>™lT»»- e;tt» civ V , I Linen Napkin* to matrh thru* cloths tn quality f \
$1.35 36-Inch Black Taffeta Silk. »9£ Yard. 21 and dc*lw. (ri ! dinner «l«*. 27*tt and I2H.SSH; V
Our Regular |vi» Q..*li«^—ni la« t, Uteck Taffeta Bilk, ettn aflL * ' ••" *nd i: *• *■)"•• Special prlr<«. pM 4oum, T*\
fln« rinl>h«d «i«k3«. with huh lott*r; <-•>! lain. no ■•<«. I Wbl *n.'»» »nd ■*. | <|. a
or Utt...!n«: •tffllvnl «tlk far ••arinc ablllllM .Now In >rt% Itichardaon'a !"ut« lti»h I.!i>«-n. new 4* /BU
(he itm« In »>uuily your MMi tor rm« mioi. On aalo V(n ■'(»■ M •niJ ~u lu< l"'" *•''•• will ■»— klm
"ninr»<l«». the lax «wt of mar Quirk Mon»y H»l<«. QQ» l 2 "'"•' "'" waah and laundur U«utl(nU]r. r*« >uFu
I" >«i«l ; .......... OjC Gt alatlv wild at II J» and 11 iO. Umitoil »»|- iMj
_ ______^.^.^^^^__ «■'■' '"■''•' I" >*rtl ••ic s. ~mUf r
Panama. m^Tmmm^mm^^i Plaids. yL «a », , ... \
• 155 Qua.,,, Thursday 1" ««Q«m y «- D . m Napkmi t« Match /40P 1
•1.75 •ualltjr »4c Quality «? n * W "* f\ c I
.^.nch Light Our Bi X Rcttl- lnch Wool pi.id. rnces \\ f& Uuroalcs
and Dark Orty nant DaY 1« 1 . • »}•"• "TW /IP »T
'&>£££? ,"r r "S n -N~td.rkr-t. ? verlaßt-.^l <&. J|L Never
Thar,*., only Dress Goods rn.irty. f nr . ingly the '•*•- Z^^^jlVfw Peter
-■^^-l.ndSiil.Ends.l P-J- lg^S«^S " ' Out
$3,00 54-Inch Chiffon Broadcloth. $1.75 Yd. Want a Good Carpet at a Small
Our Regular MOO Quality M Inch Chiffon Broadcloth The f\.,l-l, Ma»*,, D-^,.?
M I". W CWa MM «u)«hnr; l«"».it!ful!r flnlahad and V/UICK-lTlOney ITriCC!
all rub ahad<»«. Inrludlnc blark. Thr truitt ra»or«1 fabric ... _ , _ , _ o ,
af taw aaaMu< Tlitiik of what you ar«< aatlnx bf •« yr 5-I'rame Body Brussels. !Wr.
kar<M it Thuraday ..ia «■: d«t rani ....f I«l3 \' our choice of 8 good designs of tplcndtd c.U HILT
mmmmmmmammMmmmmamammm^mmmHmmammi Hcwly Hrusscls Carpet Patterns, of !ikeal>lc tans
Extra Specials From 8:30 Till Noon. and preens, cither scroll or floral effects. You know
«c Quality ♦• Me Quality 17- soo Quality M- the Value. With border, only, per yard . 08^
Inch Mshalr* Inch Cream ! Inch Mercer- '> A . _ , — - ....
-All ctvloni. Japaneee ..i* ""^ Sateen— AxminStCr Carpets. Per Yard, $1 .O.».
lnriiuiinc —l M n>l —Hiack only; Luxurious Axmiiister t'arpets, with or without bor-
Wack' and from i:3o tin from »"so MM '' cl>. '" 'fvcly Oriental and t'loral patterns. Try us
crwam. yard . noon, per yd. noon, per yd on this ; per yard S 1 O."»
■■■H..HHI.HH.IMI ■■■■■iiiiiiwuHiw 'i i Velvet Carpets. Per Yard. »Hr.
* ■ ' Soft and M* T'n the very acme of luxury; sold with
f • ] ' - *\ border only; Rood assortment of designs; special
Mrong Specials ineSe Tapestry Brussels Carpet. C7.</#.
75c Flannelette* Kimonos, IB<*. (>-\Virc Brussels—Everybody known what it is; 10
Fine quality F!ann*tett« Kln|iri(w. In dotein of bonutlful d«^ Ditlrrnk to chur.«« from- r.-«viil ,r QZ,i* »-,1 i.- ,-*..*
«!«na; Ilicht. mMl.im nnd ilark oolom; guarantPfd fa.t paiiems IO CUOOSC ITOm. TlgUlar »3C \.lllU'. per
ura; all «w.. Regular %t ami Me quality. /• Q yard fiT f*
ON SALE THURSDAY AT *f3C I ' J
$7. to $10.00 Woman's Long Coats. S 1.-19. \
Only 25 Ccmta In Ihia lot. I'liiln land. rod*, navy bliii'. Kr»y f \
Mm, a f."w rhfck. an,i |.!.u4». worth up ta »m aq Hourly Specials in Domestic Department.
»tO.OO. ON »ACt TMURBDAV AT $4.49 «:30 to 10 a. m. 12 to , p m
MILLINERY SPECIAL. »«■* Wllllp- ""«r. i"> OMt r , imfl)rt »„„, M „„
$5.00 and $6.00 Trimmed Hats, 9.1.98. to to m "a." m •' •"»<*
N<-woat ■»»«• madn of flnv all and tvlmj Iwaullfully Imtkp :,.. Sliiklo lilanKi ( hi>nv.v It«2p. m.
iiuiiriu-'l with oalrich pluuira. f.»a(hrni. rinwirn. follanf and fleecy t\j. I^nnr) Tublo Ollrloth t(\ c
■n<l "' " A.1u.11, worth up It ON tQQD 11:00 to 12:00 OXl^ ' 4::10 to 5:30 p. m.
SALE THURSDAY AT $0.30 KliHf Ollc-lo.h. ,| ....(It Ki.ury Tablo OilclotU .r
/T77~ T""N QUICK MONEY SALE NOW ON /"• v
Api tezo —I 1 <•■ 1- . j&f-^i mmf^ + f, Ftooi Oilcloth vttil 1
Oilcloth, yard . BjJOlUg Ofthe UiMVrni.il Sl>'t^ mao^^ :rwm\ Matting, per yard
• ii.u.ifui in i>lar in your magi« n
|ii»tl<*nroT"
"Wull," rrplli'd llin <ill artor,
Kiavily, "I Ililnk lh» hmiiinl i .Hi
wim trying !■■ live ii|t U> tln» utiltiO'
I WU *up\««H'<\ to bi> K'-lUng."—
MllwnuWiw Hrntlnrl.
■1 WB&- ■
, ■ThiiiJilp," h»I.I I'iklk Kltmi, >o
*M«II) rni|>. nyinii»ihy. i ■|.i In
wlumi » mSti 'iM'iim tit Im grtlln' n
wlmlo 1,, iml lnJoyßM*nl out of It
nit il topic of roiivrrnutlon," —SV«»h
Fall Outfit*.
Now wlfuy ipatta a limn, m cown,
W'hlta hull mii>»'iifitti ulfty
A , ■oiiii-iml 111 a tuni'l nil ■ ilnwn ,",\
'IIIHi «so«t 111.60.
I'.mm.iM City .li.nniul.
PRETTY SUIT
A haii«li»>ii»« cull for. afurnooa
•..t la of btamlt ...i..if,i cloth. It
ha* tiny linen <>( . Irlu.- nulllrilnK
the aralluprd Irtinmtns. and heavy !
Kirun ■titchine. Th«* noun are
graaw and gold. The Mdrd RlnlU
li* of blKult rotornrl pani - and tb«;
walatcoat of crern lluvn abuwins
ftnibrutdiTed rdena.
FROM THE NUTTE FAMILY AtBUM
I tpl«l by H«/fl, th« V ,ung-.l of th« Mi**** NiitC, •■ H';
„ by r. w. f.
TEENIt P. KANN
Bay. I wantchn to ar* thla. 11l my alateri child—«i»ter Ett»
Nutle. you know. Hh«a the on« wluit had that awell wr-Idtn« when
ah* Uie of Kuan A. Kann. IMi I. tbetr flrtt '"""
ACnt ii a HUU» roar bud T ! m *. fond ..I bablM. but I do hate to
mind em Ha aaaawi after OMMta Ti*nle P. Ntjtte. Bhf'« Rot a
lot of m»n«-y. Coualn Toi«nle Nutle haa. 8h« rlt« «"*»■'"'."■
ebrt-lenlwc drt^aa. Uont yo« think It a too p^rfwlly twi^t ''"«"':
thing? Of cwirnft. I mean MM child, not (ke dre»»--bcra«iM». *-"1
you a*^.. thi- lltil« .-.. nil. i. it. Ui« »llo«»-b«m. J ll''"rt'f. w
MM It »a. MM flnwit child he ». wi atnc« be «ra4ia»U>d hi.a
a i-ful j»un« man U, b.- attch a flee Jodit* of k.Ma« W.-i«h» »
pounda and ... fat It id. - »huU- boi of Ulcum i»»<lcr to fill^ the
rrnn- In It Th* »tt> M(r i aMdoM ff« crt« Mo«a4 •*«• It v
huntry. •«■<>. my what an apt^Ui* «fa rot. All on oor »lde of the
houaV will ■•«« It that It favor, the Kotl^ family hmiuM It • ao
full of me«t M. Kann • family «ay It r««uibUia him •°" > Wa i»e
It ■, „ hard lo k^p fi"^- It HÄ«.» ao well 00 moUi«r milk that
wrrral baby food ronorrna ha»e »M aftrr '• to dMth- .two
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