The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 2, 1904, Page 4

Scie Ay "ig RRO Nem SE RPRE teamene a Po? Te te ee E ~ i a SE a a Se Shed Be THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PU RLIaHING CO. OFFICHR-ANT and 1M) Beventh Avenue. EVERY at Business Depa tment Riitorial Dep But “ ther, you t y eapeciaily charged to keep in repa utr er indifference than you do your dog You habitually do a thousand thingy that you know t sing a beat or two a he fact t pair ar ar k itself around right. N at ie beating right or not. You care « Once a week, at least, you carefully compare your watch with a chron 0 know ht. But you don't © compare your pul anything. Why? Because you don’t care a h about your heart as you do about your watch, The wateb maybe $50; the beart cost you nothing. And thus yo You feel that th t yours and that y for it as well as dep t - how t feel quite the sa th. Yet your health culiarly your own bility for it . and pendence upon it much gr Nothing else can be « pletely your own as y ” ie there anything else of which you can be so mmpletely dispose Seased, and so miserable anc You let your temper run as it pleases. You make little, if any Teal effort to keep it running as evenly as your watch A watch allowed to run as er te would be utterly worthless. Tt would be a) toss of time or of opportunity. You woul fail to meet appeintmer ) Your trains .be late at meals, and a thousandan d one « annoy ances and disappolatments we be yours—if you allowed var Watch to run as erratically as y temper And yet your temper has more to do with y me and hap piness than have all the watches in the world You can measure the Mable watch, but the temper—ah, these a beyond mere human estimate. No man ever yet coatroiied opportunity and fate until he had first learned to control himself Maybe your wife, or your husband, or if you have neither, then Some other nearest to you, sometimes gets « of sorte—as wives and husbands and all intimates will—and fails for a w ta harmony with your own spirits, Do you hesten to re wife or husband 0 with a pleasant word and a that best of all remedies for disordered spirits, or do you roughly jar and prod and neglect, in a way you would not for a minute think of Going with your watch? A wife or husband or chum fs far more easily regulated and kept tm repair then a bh, if the same watchful and prompt atteatica be given in the one case as in the other Thousands of men and women teach Begiect to teach their children even manners There are men who will stay up all night with = sick horse, but Will not lose ten minutes’ sleep over a sick wite ‘The instinct to care for things we prize is inherent in us We @ould not get away from it if we would. But we differ vastly in the things we prize. Nine-tenths of us seem to value things » earding to cost price and overlook the priceless worth of blessings given us free. >pport unities yor miss through an ware ortunities lost through an egulated en pet dogs difficult tricks, yet » STAR DUST » —_—__ A University of ieago profes-jevery sign of long service Bor declares that the world’s supply| “I know it. My sister-in-law and ‘of radium wil! be exhausted in/her three children spent a month 1,000,000 years. Thank heaven we) with us just after | bought it Mont bave to stay on the earth to) Switness all the suffering | Anyway, the G. 0. P. spellbindors jcan't say Judge Parker is one of the Mastern newspapers say Harry | creat unwashed Lebr bes brain fag The Fastern | ——— ewsepapers have—but, no matter The bookkeeper ca — his pen, then his 4 WORD FROM JOSH WISE oweng around in his tacles and chair What's the difference h | began. | “Cut it o ut It out,” yelled the shipping 1 won't stand for it this hot weather ‘Only this one ded the book keeper What's the difference be m the matchmaker for our ath ab and our dive it up,” replied the shipping uz you éo lerk ‘One writes for our fights, and the other fights for our rights. aid | the bookkeeper | “Pahaw, I've got a bett that,” said the shippir |What's the difference between the “Do you think you'll have any | baseball leagues’ national agree Ev'rybody’s more | or less prejudiced ex coptthem th’t believe trouble floating ment and a hurdle racer? “Please don't use that word ‘float-| | “That's new to me,” answered the fag,’ ” interrupted the promoter who | bookkeeper was being questioned There One bars the jumps and the oth @nough water in this company now | eT Jumps the bar Swithout your saying anything to| “Of course yo: heard the one @ail attention to it |about the bookke and the ad ene | vertising agent? “This is absurd,’ sald the bank ever did Fuptcy referee. “You have $498,000| “The bookkeeper adds the figures fn liabilities and amets of $1.49.) and the agent figures the ‘ads How is such a thing possible?” | “What's the difference between “My partner,’ replied the man who | the depot restaurant waiter and a had asked to be declared a bank- | bricklayer? Pupt, “was a theatrical manager.” | “That's easy. One handles sand wiches dry and the other handles “Ie that bureau antique?” |sxand which is wet. Do you know “No, that’s only a copy. 1 bought | the difference M® about a year ago.” I know just what you are going “But it looks genuine. It has to say. What's the difference be $ $ $—-Or Your Eyesight, Which—-$ $ $ EXAMINATIONS AND GLASSES FITTED FREE. Seayris EVE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT INFIRMARY DIR. PRANK P. PRATT 4nd 6 Mader I ager NO Nd li ee THE SEATTLE STAR AY, AUGUST 2, 1904. | Pee ean peepee] a acteeaee=F THEY CXTCH THIS PIG = "The Capture of Cochise |: THERE WILL BE A KILLING ; Jake i ea : BY N. WH. 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