The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 18, 1905, Page 4

4 THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, SEPT. 18, 1905 fe oe engs ses” | SMES INDEDENDIN le Shoulders of ae tee Musioeas Deverty BALLAR " he Right Man attor Je Avia eears st PADDLER Until MoCloskey's Boy |aerc'acs sig mics tam eH tt BITTE TO TOT TT TOTO TTT TOTTI te te te ESPRRANTO—THI r I He was blame 1 the m hief that happened in the villag nd seamed to 1 y! thin. Paragraphs, a syr mf ‘ A t notal woman, Mrs. Leas nied th f brains, ha 2 New Yo WASN'T A MAN ABOUT ’ NG THAT HE WAS as done to b : vr AR HI ER COMFORT OR TO HER HAPPI ally did, and was the pleas 6 the plea The & 20 lang It alr A big been b je nervices no woman goes out Into th ne ie 6 | some « do, They alwa ome home in the fall without the ked hard to give them an I think too that I have been q for mone have | education fall Peete eee eee eee eee eee eee eee eee ee SRR R ERR EEE PERS R RRR eK cvening In Ate | REM ERRNEEEE EE ERe ridge was be r to go as er TALES OF THE TOWN er as he had On the opposite BY THE TATTLER little 5-year-old bit of gold a t THE GIRL WHO CAN PADDLE HER OWN CANO THAT COME HOME WITH THE u } The ed r waya wupopular The who always re to let a man help her ts just as m the woman who, of all others la America, has been . awom an! eallect wa womanly 18 THE G WHO CAN DO THINGS FOR HERSELF, AND 5 Her moth 18 WISE ENOUGH ) LET THE MAN HELP IF HE WANTS Mary Elis THAT WIN tk ATTENTION OF MEN there is no higher career on earth than that of mother. hey all f “ - Every home-loving man and woman must honor this briiliant, fectly able ar lo for herself TO SERVE'A WOMAN ONE NEED NOT SER : 18 THE if cocentric, and s! re mother of her children, and glad that HIGHES HONOR F 1T ERVE I THE ‘rough a stormy way she has realized her high ideal. When a woman trong enougt mart « a vagh to paddle her own canoe through fa there are mty of me tum b: & over each other to get a le for her The Latest Moon Theory When the right man finally comes along and such @ «irl bands over the paddle makes him feel an if b hing. It's worth while wooing and winning and possessing the capable, ANSE: ee Hager self-reliant girl ¢ makes a wife worth earning. A man feels quite 5 eee puffed up over getting bh It ts made from our earth. T'm perfectly able to handle this paddle myself, but if ye And the Pacific ocean is the hole in the ground from which it want to do it for me, I'll give you a chance That takes the men ‘Was taken. every time. It is such a privilege to serve such a woman 4 If you doubt this statement you are opposing the latent dedue- | ap the pore © ae ici oonalpn Gel gg-< ta geen Me DIE orn, ce . " . emeee of as bin iy © cay pie & woman wi truet him with the management tions of a great sclentist—Professor Pickering, astronomer of Howard of her canoe, he proposes to her on the » and marries here colleen. as soon as she will set the day, and looks upon her throughout their The proof? lives as the smartest, lovelieat little wife in the world. There te volcanoes tn the moon. There are volcanoes on the RE dy, ee Pa doen't noe bim. He kseows im his e cou along ver} . 0 0 Pacific coast. The volcanoes in the moon are of the same material ~ Se a eee) eens eee ays the chil m tugging at her skirts right. She is smart enough to know that of the cana eager to do the things that she is per Murray, a soft mustin fusion of yellow! gome men are patient. One went{on the defensive by purchasirg ame curls, leaning the prect-| into — Firat aven ar store and | other cigar with it.” pitous edge, fell into the deep waters | bought a cigar, Iuying down a half| The man did #0, and got 10 cents right In the way of th proaching r, In the change was a Ca-|in change. But there was = Ca- steamer. MeClosky’s boy saw | nadian 25-cent ple The man did | nadian 10-cent piece in change. He fall, and, while the men ar ent ‘Gaticn 4 antl the ought = mor ' then stood motioniens, without a gone to the other end hoved back K ard’s money, ment’s hesitation he sprang in al counter | “Give me rth of chau her. He rose quickly to the sur oe 5 eet bes te face holding aloft in bis right hand! now.” thought the - the dripping bundie of white muslin | give me a look as much as t it mention of the fast and tangled ge and passed it 4p! 1 didn’t get it from him. Of course,| that he got as change a nickel that to eager outstretched hands. But./ he knows I did, but it wil! put me| was as slick as looking glass om just at that moment the vessel swept) on the defensive. I will put him | both sides. by, and MeClosky’s boy caught in j the swirl of waters, disappeared | ~ rt aa ee from sight | Mra Morray, as she preesed her rescued darting to her heart, felt a keen pang of remorse, remembering white, with pinafore and n ance to pad ars ted to a r y wowuld not be com- Pio ee wre ee ae really The Quaker selin only standard re The and sclis them for leas. hat kind o ow bed | 00 as the material in the volcanoes on the coast. Fhe Mind o¢ haowidgn hae ® mes ged that abe had always distiked to se Quaker READ THIS LIST CAREFULLY “WE" HAVE NO ONE TO MAKE/her little girl so factnated by the Sanipure Milk. Regular price, per can tbe. The ‘Eheralone—-ihe tener. FUN OF Us NOW.” wirld Irish boy, and she resolved tof Way manufacturers say we must not sell this concoce And presumably every big hole In the ground ts the old gravel } £ oad aie * make all the amends she culd hy tion for leas, Devertholess the Quaker pit from which some of the planets were made. Way back some- # ed upon them, and snapped in the mid-! placing a tablet ‘ his memory tn There Are per can +... . . “ | die of a rain night letting the/ the Sunday school room. FRE » each purchaser of goods amounting to where during the millions of aeons in which the world was in the cote ta pany i pe oem flee “Gebteel Oenanet Om whe-tabel Ke py pin yoann Bact nwo a sane ; making the Architect of the Universe ran his side track to our sand quite certain “McClosky's boy ®em! pone, Acushia macree'” wailed Disappeint- absolutely FREE a set of 16 Platine Studies of Danks and scooped out the stuff for the making of all the shining im the dark an’ broke ‘em.” Mra, McShane, covered her head mests ta in pose and repose by the celebrated ortiat, orbs of the heavens. Even good natured Mra Mc — with her oa whea the intelll Mr. EB. Laudor. Remember th ffer is far Tues- who confessed, in spite of all, to) gence reach her Here day onl, ness: bolus peratialoupsandlgrehesans ape saaytlige tg tond having « “lanin’ to the by.” when] “It's a brow of fine proportions N. B. ay’s Best Metal Polish-—polishes nickel, Safenetion. At least he would have demanded flr pay for the dirt. whe went to make up her “crab-|and great promise over which the brass, copper and all metals easiest and best; He came too late to protest. The moon and stars got in their apple jell,” and had hunted a fulllcruel waves are washing toniht,” guaranteed not to scratch. All size kages at work early. hour and « half for her jelly bag, | anid the echoolmaster, wiping the cut prices. a e ” forgetful of ite baving buret asun beads from his forehead. Cream Sliver Potieh—best for polishing silver, plat~ sunigenanet pases yu weber egg hammer ben) s I AR DUS I Y pag rep otleM gm Mee wr ie helped me pile, in cord- e4 ware, gold, etc. Guaranteed the best. Just prove that it is untrue, will you? made into dish cloths, said, a2 she| lengths, the church wood when he Dr. Gleason's Sc Sample box of seven assort- sank exhausted into the kitchen|saw me atiff with rheumatics,” e4 medicated o ptic cakes, regular price rocker, “I hope to die, I don't know | said the caretaker, S0c; Quaker epecial price . The Girl Did Right how he hom te it, but McClosky’s “We'll hey no one to make fun Stolx's Kentucky Malt—Rest for medical PEE. id - ———— —— regular price $1.25. Quaker s 1 price 95¢ ar-Ola Shoe Polish—Outshines th all; best for ladies, menu's and children’s shoes; regular price 10c; Quaker pite .. ze A medical student tortured a poor cat for several days “In the “| don’t think you'll Ike {t there. jcount of the grind. Does ttrat ex Qnterest of science.” He then wrote about it to his sweetheart, giving | You can't get anything to emt at) plain it Swell Novelties th 4 t hotel, the mountains are noth-| — rr foffs German Sait * for ou a oO me ong but small hills and the railroad) A Chicago man says he can fly 1 pBccorrnd . eet - he biioumneen, oo = Se robe Gf the engagement. He tried to commit suicide, fe the limit. 1 went there once,|from Chicago to Washington in 10 seipetis ht Gener Gane: oo i De you Blame the girl? and I couldn't stand ft more than|hours, Anybody who can fy from IN CLOAK <S, SUITS AND MILLINERY M © Cream. Regular 50¢ package uaker ms ‘a0e There are those who belleve In vivisection—the putting of ani- days, The whole region op|Chicngo and doesn't do it deserves n Maseag Q price B. B. B—Bed Bug Banisher; makes bed bugs leave home. Quaker mals to torture—for the sake of sclence. ‘They say it must be done | ‘ha! Toad Ws oe ie eee say about) ny CASH OR CREDIT BB aticcaal aan aunty Dammhawabeen Ca yas: dor © 7 ae se rl ” er drive away oa n or ” to advance medical science and save humanity from its pains. it, Heory Smithers, that railroad) “Hello, Bil, what're you carrying Sst Quaker F pa Driv Be, a way fleas; try it you'll m It be i 1 gt ep: Fea abe Maeno hog “ agro reg auf rts of the city by special prompt aaa Does the benefit—admitted to be small—justity the cruelty im- | of them, and I'm going there.” “You certainly can ask more foot E re) tfitti Cc L aettvery $0 all ps easen- : snes the cud joebtty ths ermal questions than any man I know astern Outfitting Co., Inc. [J « «= fllcted? The old question is raised: Does the end justify manne UNCLE HENRY THINKS. What do you wish me to do—teave Horrible saffering is imposed upon the poct animals who are helpless fn the hands of laboratory students. And not the least of the effects Ys that of the brutal instincts developed in the men who use the knife on the poor victims. Ofttimes vivisection is the deliberate slanghter of animals for curlosity’s sake, or worse—for brutal pastime. Perhaps the young woman who broke her engagoment did not go COR, PIKE STREET AND FIFTH AVENUE. “SEATTLE'S RELIABLE CREDIT HOUSE.” it some place where you can pick it upt Ghe QUAKER. DRUG CO. Phones, Main 1240, Ind. 1240 "LONDON LOAN OFFICE Next 7 Gare re , — No child's so ugly | ENLIGHTENING THE WORLD Weet Lafayotte is well known as Jan educational center. in fear o't bein’ kid- | But she ts now contributing to the education of the world in a ita mother don’t live naped.” Money to Loan on oeper into the ethics of the matter, new way, as is evidenced by the mundo ont. dee Nevertheless — stacks of eticks sent out by the De not buy « watch re “dtamone 4 Went Lafayette Manufacturing com. Before you see eur display in our Warned by those subtle suggestions that every good woman does f pemy for the bottoms of mage 66 55 Window and our pricey marked ig ‘weli to trust, this young woman instinctively shrank from having as DEAD GAME. Went Lafayette’s sycamores are e ua ore gale Oguree @ husband, and the father of her chtidren, a man who could torture What makes you so cranky? ask-|entightening the worid—West Lat ‘one of God's creatures of life and then calmly exploit the effects of it. | ed -_ een Ko wine P paca Indicator. “Ob ‘m tire ow ‘epiied « a What sort of children would such @ father beget. Smithers, “I need a rest. I've not| This is the month of the grape Vivisection is voluntary brutality. lost a day in the last year.” From the kitchen's aromas escape. It ought to be stopped by every civilized government of the But I can't seo what makes you] That indicates mother is putting world. 90 cranky | them up <I suppose I'm cranky it's on ac-|And using per grape of sugar one The girl did right. cup. China gets back Manchuria slight opworn, bat with some lovely The Law’s Technicalities Why mobs? Why lynch law? This is one answer: The miscarriage of justice in our criminal courts, made possible by lawyers taking advantage of technicalities in the law. And this is an iustration: Dr. Zorn, of Kansas City, was charged with the murder, in June 1902, of Albert Sechrist. He has had three trials, two of them re- suiting in bung juries and the third in a sentence of 15 years in BOSTON DENTAL PARLORS PIANOS)| = “Th oc ese to er suncars, » 1420 SECOND AVENUE Store’ Why the name? Recause we have quality Pianos Readthe List--- established, every name on our es, The Are well known, thelr reputation Hint fg a na ally spoken in th selection of our agencies has b with us That is why our Pianog are so good, We 4 nly good pianos, but we do claim to have th tones, We also have Pianos to rent. Our Purpose Is and has been to transact ov wi nds of American ho om a matter of greates: not claim to cream of Only $300 For Cottage Uke This 4 prison. Zorn asked for « fourth trial and employed seven lawyers to gue. And this is the argument of the lawyers as printed in a Ka City newspaper— “Joseph Brooks gave the first reason, this morning \by Dr Zorn should have a fourth trial. He attacked the ¢-....uar of the in dictment in a speech alive with technicalities, Mr. Brooks said the erroneous use of the preposition “with” had made the indictment wholly bad. ‘The state, he sald, alleged that Dr. Zorn “did make an ir business on a basis of honor and uch constant attention to details as to please and satisfy all our tomers, YOU'LL FIND » . KNABE assault and WITH a certain revolving pistol and which sald pistol pie n't = EVERETT ; the said Zorn, ete.” b. MASON & HAMLIN Sh , A “This sentence,” said the attorney, impressively, “has no subject Pry rey aw s i and no predicate.” firme in FISCHER a" “J. A. Reed, another attorneyfor Zorn, attacked the conjunctive {fl & because he is the own LUDWIG OF Aaa RAR enh Sh SetERRIGN HE ETS DEM HROWR Beane: Rowe te Pharma y nd n easier terms ar You seem to be dro t *acific Northwe ‘AND’ in the sentence He sald the state charged two things: An | GT nd sells on easier torms and Bly ti pia 10 2 VOSE & SONS na Picture fos! qa’ oem Cc assault ‘and with a certain revolving pistol.’ The language must be and Nee done 1 to build op fl] went to bed early. But that} cata We Want You to Be Our Custome ACROSS TRE STREET FROM precise, the lawyers for Zorn said; nothing could be taken for granted t Ino, He Bi) monk's long, dreary tall Satu} ur satisfied customer. If we can't please, yea delight you, with SMITH & BARNES KINGSBURY HAMILTON WELLINGTON AND OTHERS HIS OLD LOCATION AT ar Pianos and our treatment of people, we would rather not have r. We are sure we can please and satisfy you. 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