The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 18, 1907, Page 4

tH E SEATTLE, TAR—THURSDAY JU ie dinner peters loaving Howton for V1 1907, wtruok @ith the ‘acinbtaile ap: AcBIT OF VAUD ¥ “THE SEATTLE “STAR Wngiand to assume the dution of| pearance of one small hoy at the — ee minister at the Baglish court, The | foot of the class, His face flushed, did Li colebrated Judge Story, who was;aqnd he was panting furlounly BY STAR PUBLISHING CO, Temporary, ears — presout on the occasion, gave an a) "What is the matter?” inquired the sane A a BY JOSH nontimont schoolma with alarm, “What 2 —_——- - ~ EVERY AF@BANOON "EXCEPT SUNDAY. "Genlua is sure to be recoaniaed jan earth ts the matter, ng op 6 By F. W. Gchacfer. co en 0 ¥ -_- where Kyerett fon : “lily mene Piggth y re mm Foah Wise. aa he touched his head with his| Everett gratefully Weponded with | ewer jal ¢ independent 070; Suncet Male teen ns teas rem forefinger, “can you toll mo what | another sentiment: ottigg rid of just ae many ae | Business: Independent 1138; Sunset Main 1090. ‘: an impression is?” w, equity and = jurteprudenes; | can, “BALLARD STAR AGENCT—am Ballard “Arey eTheoge Maliant me, No anewer, no efforts can raise thom above one es seberig : . Se eS ee cr “What; no one knows? No one | Story. u A nee _—— 08? tho e te oe hemnerr STR AGENCY—Homer Rvans, S81 Rockerfeotier ‘ can tell me what an impreseity tivenilie Customer a ° ‘ ‘Sms ont per copy Nx conte per Wonk or Uweniy-five conte per month Oaliverad “Matrimony’s like | ia?" exclaimed the doctor, looking Wholesale Massacre. bill of fare? 3 ‘ cil cand. mo AD “a church barar—tt/up and down the clans “Pay attention, now,” #ald the, Walter—Curried chicken, # 4 Entered si vas Posteffice at Beaitia, Washington, as oon ee matter, r don't cost much ter| “know,” said Mr, Arthur, “Ap schoolmaster, addressing his classF Cuxtomer—-Woll, give ime om —o . rum a it im, but It eo impression is a deat in a bolt during the geography lesson, “Tha ) with tts mane braided, TO Marl au SHIDERSThe davqst ben your subseription expires t om the i + » e 1 ft Chi te arent that prnccnaated by Wien “Week Gate caviven, it reur sysesripiien, baa Ses lot tor git out. place | population of Chingde so gr Gunday Schoo © 1a ‘vance, your same le takem from the lis, A change of date om “Young gentiegan,” aald the dog. two Chinamen gle every Ume we ~ At inday Gol ade mB Bon moo = tor, removing bis hand from, hip) take @ breath,” 1 Now, Willie, why we pry 4 TO SUNSCRINENS Shoal peur copy of The Mar fail to Sa? Re forehead and growing red in thp| faformation made a deep? command the sun to man : wi di eee. i, bate at Osta ede SRR re, aa face, “you are excused for thp| impression on the Juventie scholars! “I re re he was trying to tak you showlt mise HK more than ones, day."—Judge's Library, jend the master was | _sartiont iy ie pleture eubsertbere & perfect service—and - 8 " " . — ue Fk aa eadceneidaatoruines = The comforting thing about Py — ee ee ing visiting is maybe you won't iT MEANS | ae Monotony. mune have to do It again for « long time, lig Sein 4 aus ake ; “ wattle shower now an hen New York Preaa, , near, nod know der ocean wane salt.” ts rolished by eon eareioas mon, TO SMILE IN THIS FROWNING, STRUCGLING WORLD Ud ain'd, Adolf, Wins vator, ba, bs, ha! RRS ME ge But when it rains, and rains, and Pamitiar "Twaddle ‘You are too freshness Im the Cudahy pork corner of 1903, Edward W. Bailey, of rang, wy re niches tioteiions _-__o “tne der ocean ain'd al @hicago, went to the wall and settled with hia creditors for 36 conta | They can't help feeling ennul's os, air; an all-wise Pro “1 noticed dot. Somebotty musd haf bathed in i PHI has placéd the finances of our n& “De > o ot : an tn, Gone pains, . pe or: 0. Shs aiceiy.” ro ina von ding I like abould surf bathing, id temp Last week he mailed over $60,000 worth of checks to 40 firma The King’s Jester, “Hello, Dingbat! When did you “Gootness, ean'd you keep from talking shop. Forge i and individuals, squaring himself with the world and saving his come into money ?"-—Washington nery honor by paying bis obligations dollar for dollar, Herald. a “Ab, dere ins a girl making wafos ad us Mind you, Hailey was freo from hia debts in the ayes of the It may be diffionlt te exaggerate WVas chi S06 euacr ine de teens orien law. Ho was discharged in bankruptcy and beyond all reach. the importance of some men, but “I don’d know, unless it ten t n currents,” He tx 60 years of age, has a family, and rents the modest cot- they generally suceeed tn doing it “Don'd you dink dias ies a lofely beach tage ta which he Hves. Puck “Yous, Ain'd id a pity it {es aofered mit sant.” When asked ff it was not a little out of the ordinary for a In Kontueky, odder dar eet biel ea Pa ie parteery rail ba man to pay his debts which the law says he does not owe—more's “I thought,” sald rm colonel to “All but her head?” : the pity of it—Balley turned to his father's portrait, saying: the major, “that T killed you at « “Yous.” “My father- would have done the same if he had been in my county election some years ago! “Fool!” r wae Never more mistakea fn your “Bay, dot ould yonder ins a Hehtabip. pla life,” sald the major, “Tt wae my “Ab, yess, yeas, | oxpect dot les why 14 don't sink® And so the Chicago newspapers are featuring this man as “Hon. uncle.” “Dey are going to haf a clam bake tonighd.” eat Ed” Bailey. | | “That's tt!” said the colonel, “it! 1 don'd belief id. I haf nod heard a clam since I haf Why? \" strong family pag og a “Such @ idiocity! Clams tes a pairfect silence | em used me to make mis “Vot ts der use of a clam, anyhow? Because the man puts bis personal honor above the law, ltake. I beg your pardoa.”—Atlants “Why, ide shell iss goot to make pearl buddons ould off & Because he observes a moral law that is more binding than Constitution “Ah, 1 vill sent some clams to my brudder; be tes a legal statutes. | “Are you going to stay here till der tide comes inf Over and above the requirements of the law books he puts te e ya. catchon “How you talk! " der tide come in unless (4 ing ' Did you ever think how that much of the violation of law is “Did you hear about that poker | She Cares a sea browned arm and “Ha, ba. ha! Serfes him righd. Dey don'd get my accorded to law? jgame on the ark >” the jolly jester hand “Why, blease? 7 A paradox? lasked his royal albs j; And showed a solitaire. “Becoss | haf dem on unter my bathing suid.” Slap, WA bang!) f Draw a line representing legal enactments as written down tn Marry, no,” said the king aI “He's worth perhaps a uilliton inpeieeentepieeeeeaeaiees nea tid the code. You will find about as many crimes committed under |/What about the pokor game on | "His, worl parlioa Ma! — : = the line as above it. | “Why, It was so tame that every: | But--sh! Dow r breathe it-- In delice teokie ene coon a great Boys W. He who ts honest according to law may bo as dishonest as | body gave up in diagust Tho big om wi big cut in prices Pi ‘ & ft, To sell Seattle papers, Satan | “And why did they give up in die New York Sun. tans Eceune’ bee per aft. mation apply to Geo. . " . tT continued bis kingship with ” re : office, old library bul Edward W. Bailoy ts honest because he goes beyoud the law | Fuel’ Coulis nip On Vacation, " iy a —— em |e St te ta to pay erage debts, because the law his father taught him | “Nothing was held but pairs!” |"Tis sweet to watch the wavelets ai} Battleship Nebraska at mavy yard. 3 in the afternoon. T scream © font bet 2 the law fairness and justice—ts written on the tablets of his od Uh er quite merrily et *** pald by Engler. bl conscience. ~ Dy breenes #wopt, The words, used tu a Sehmits, of San Francisco, ‘g Judge Dunne, point a moral if they do not adorn a tale ‘The particular sore spot that made Schmitz Minch was the pub- Melty of bis punishment. More than the penitentiary sentence he felt the humiliation that was coming to him through the newspapers. If only be could be condemned in a corner and quietly pat be hind the prison doors—this he could bear with equanimity But to be plilioried in the press, Gomes with publication. Im the full focus of the newspaper limelight. 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