The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 3, 1903, Page 4

paren be Sa come MATTERS THE SEATTLE STAR | } RY STAR PUBLISHING CO. OFFICES—190T and 1009 Beventh avenue. BEVERY APTERNC EXCEPT BUNDAY 1 TELEPHONES TRB Business Department Sunset, Main 1060; Independeny 128 rae Editorial Department—Sunset, Main 1138 The Star's Kastern cos: 106 Hartford = butiding % Tribune building, New OMteago One cent per copy; six conta per Week, oF ‘wenty-five cents per month, detiverad by mail ar carrlers, No tree copies hy AGAIN THE SMALL BOY ed at the Poataffice 1. Washing ) {boy wh ) } reason of his 2 : GETS IN HIS WORK tender years has no vote and is mi nus political pull must be impressed with the fact that he will not be allowed to violfte the law policeman will receive him with open arms at the end of his mad career Shall he Séding the glorious Fourth by letting off firecrackers may expect to be Shall the spirit move him to pitch pennies, shoot craps or deal blackjack old cop will surely wake up and rai id the game Verily the lot of the beardless youth and the non-resident hobo is hard in Seattle ah Seattle's dear, old, sleepy police force usually give vent to his patriotism during the wee hauled forthwith to the police court in some back alley, that same kindly fali dowt when they tackle grown-up criminals, it must be admitted that they are really wonders when it comes to deal ing with juvenile offenders t blackjack raid last Despite Take night, for exa theyfact that gambling games are g conducted in a score ofSigar stores and saloons wit @f the police, the very moment a cou Tearned’ that certain smal! boys were following the example of their elders, they swooped down upon the g and closed it will be heard to complain. The only regrettable feature of the affair is that d to the fact that people who are old to know the gambling law and obey it are daily and And it was well that they did. Nobody the police are bl en ryugh nightly violating it FROM WAITER To MIL LIONAIRE BUN ancotuer eons The man who gets the biggest salary | at i» George Boldt, the manager of the Waldorf-Astoria New York Someone printed the Schwab, inte president of a year. It turned out that As manager and profi tHe was the Degin by dots in the line of pe PATHETIC SIDE OF | TEAMSTERS’ STRIKE SMALL BOY FORCED TO DRIVE A BRICK WAGON FOR HIS FATHER, THOUGH IN SYMPATHY WITH THE UNION. them his playmate LITTLE ERNEST Mm GUIRE’ $ PLEA = the furnish Wy owing that his int and that his father sible. Monday Earnest was out again spite of his wish to the contrary, not Papa made me take this tearm out today. Hut if I have « out again I want you to paint a sign, "Papa makes me do it and I will ft en ton my back. a 3 Boys, I didn’t want to scab. e : > Humane Oftioer Omrk as & vielation of the child | head It in alleged that the firm ti» paying bh rage daily for ma ‘The pathetic side of the teamatery sitike le seen in the case Farnest Maguire. ie a member of the of Holt & Maguire be on bitter ene: He it & Ma ¥ demur that they tntons THE BEST IN THE WEST poe ND RUPFETS Is four 4 here. THOMPSON FURNITURE CO., Inc. 1427-1429 First Ave. cor. of Pike , ———_— nd FREDERICK & NELSON Incorporated stm yught back to you | Treasure it It Pins Fersitare Fine Fersiters | SPECIAL: or FRIDAY Something New for the Children cCoprewr Bee ar ul QCA cree ooAT, teases ep) ee | MayWeTell eae = You of Friday Hee Sane Bargains? 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