The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 14, 1907, Page 4

me peti aaen : ' ' ' i ' THE SEATTLE STAR ° THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1907. STAR DUST , And carry ite chin In the alr, When the privileges by the trusts - -" now allowed @Y STAR PUBLISHING CO. © 1307-1309 Seventh av. Ave fam to pay, boller and - ' EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY, . swear? Indiar Ne Telephones BY’ JOSH napolia News rlvate exchanges connecting all parte of the sity : (eeaneeptesniniamannailll ms Independent. Buliding — Sunset, Main 1080 and Independent, 441. ¢yf avian Josh Wise Says: may weom to you a falr divinity,| prigey—Hodson seome to be Ask for the department or the name of the person ca! and yet the nolghbore—bet your | naps is L » be a slevired Wife! —will seldom atand for one's} “Grigge—Ye an titibe manenee BALLARD STAR AGENOY— 621 Ballard Ave Surset, Batlard 206 affinity Louleville Herald but he © & philonophical * . mer Rvana, 2085, Rockefeller Av.}Wunset 1660 ‘ P temperament and simple tastes: RYBRRTE STAR AGENCY Homer Rs a4 Rooketottor Av TO | The Pacific soaboard Is very tim} Hrigen—T wee, Me 1s independ Gre cont per copy, six conte per w oe twenty-five vents per month. De “Mother — Earth’s| portant, says Roar Admiral Schley tently poor. —Judge Weed ay mali os tabeter, Wee ieee Clie ae 3 jest’ like a woman| Sure It Ia And this winter 16,000 Be 7 Poatottion at Seattia Washington, us ee ce matter Ms care ab f our Jack Tare will be fod off A Magnate’s Woes. | : : ain't. as old = as) !t for quite a while 1. nty, — danght tated. thal te Charces lave When that date arrives, it your eube 8 Father Time haughty millionaire, “is receiving | iis. eet nae name is taken trom (we lat, A change Troubles for Alt tent t f I | of ante ery sigh ie 8 Weeoiot vig’ bicker & fae jon from one of my boot pOTICR FO KINERS Ad your t ar fait to rong troubles in this world.” . “Doubtless you are perturbed Beet hae ae mee ent and Tite clock, ‘and we will send On, | lon't know ow, TEM yout it." ¢ at Wa miss tt more thas once, please telephone us | 9 Oban wo have, Bomd h ak; Seth to tecPmy 06.0001 oe it iat ate ewan -_ mypty f upboards ne pocket bod dow bite 900 clerk A way we oun be @ertain ug givin our, oubsaetbers a perfect a Hinting: eearamte ws Gaede sak olberk Cave: waiincuiee t ppsiaow: bite 8 $000 cler Wash oon wee |the denon 7 ;| yacht Philadelphia Press sank on ste _— — — mornrem | th denominations —v helt " r I 2 jmuch. A slatecolored $1 won't} SENTENCE SERMONS, 4 WOWL FROM LITTLE OLD NEW YORE uy AMY mom penciix for little| Freedom of the Press. | 4 By PROF, BUMPTARARA. . ‘ Freddie than the kind that pre-] We thought that the citizens of (Henry F. Cope, in Chitago Tri| Ablth! Here we have @ very |vail# no | P { : x i ‘ , | vail now Athena re cted and dvatred free. une.) profound pecan .ornamented with Some of the littte old New York newspapers are . ses jdom of the press, Apparently they| Love always 14 & good loser wind teasers on the lower maxil ee i s ae Pp en he Two Bards. fo not. James B. Parker, whose| Cash cannot buy contentment ; ; still howling over the sailing of the Paeitic fleet in| Why do you write?" I asked the| wife is taking the part of Juliet! Happiness never is found by run-| ''%. 1% Chas, B. Hughes I discern its departure they see only a pre of war, and they bard é n the charity series, objected to}ning after pleasure & man of convictions, but #o far he snitary: r 1 Vhose rhymes were bad, who mur calling her akinny, and watted A touchy disposition often goes| has been sent up only once, and 7 at ate want everybody to know that they agree with Genera th ¢ we : ard |for we at the the ater jiest night. | with a tough heart that for a term aa governor of Ne y 004 Tussday ‘ a | To read-—whe ratedy was aluah rrtunately, we caught him one on| A Jittle eure others is worth) York, If he keeps up hia elip b — $ 5 “PEE £2 = ” » m r | ~ ; A . ph ip he pins i Sherman They consider the west very much over Hite wit obscure, his pathos [the eye, which destroyed somo of|q lot of prayer for them | will got time off for good behavior ; vowed Melita SRE j With @ tense Jook he rained his|the effect hia objections might) No man happens to stub his toe| His bump of sublimity indicates , r \ Naty York i a t h|"3 5 i ' > ia ntherwise shave borne,—Athens on the nugget of charactor that he is willing to be a martyr to Vhen New York is provincial, she goes at it with jocause Tam Inapt he wa Kan.) Eagle | Some sheep sigh for cactus as| presidential aspirations, and there : 7 . » hy do you write 1 asked the - rf 4 ‘nt jeoon as they get in the green pas-|i# a sharp rising which I can fool her customary hearty thoroughness We try not to 1 : The Old-Fashioned Kind tures on his noodle that answers the de 1 “ , “ ” Acrant verse was never “Are there any talking chine r » wh e hunth erae-| script of 1 ORs aia _e fo ei P lawr Be alking machines wople no are hunting pernse ription of a lightning rod of one be impolite when she y r “girl” and iy ees ie note: wh sone |, tate flat leution seldom aro worthy of its| year’s growth. Being tall, he will for “law.” We preserve our company manners when fine gs rose poems) “Six of them. Four married and | polishing | not have to reach far after the pres 7 Panne A tie tt two single Detroit Free Prees The religion that confines Itself! idential lightning that coyly quiv he points out that the world is bounded on the cast | Ypsthed genius — ne |to your owa heart soon consumes{ers in the circumambient atmos $ N Sie ! st by the Huds river,| a ee The Gong of Moloch. iteolt | phere y the North tiver, on the west by the Hudson river, | __ Menge tor the at ho | Awake, awake, oh, tired child, | It Is easy to get Into crooked| Mr. Hughes’ faculty of Interroga and on the north by Bronx park It is only when ania | ‘Thy summons rings aloud ways whon you Cost all things by| tiveness (here boy, a glass of water | : Peck Trudge to the cotton mill and/|the dollar sign after that long one), I say, his bump} she reaches out from Park Row and undertakes to sa m woave | The hyprocrite always thinks of Intor-ete, {8 so well developed as | Still shreds of life insurance com Thyself an early shroud that his smoothness will rectify| to resemble a tusk, and there panies clinging to it " , and there are tManage the whole country for us that we reluctantly A Woman's Reasoning Gas sieeiiednesn tae . |” Hin other faculties are well ba Sho—"This article says a train-|Wan slave to hum reed, art There ome definite creed anced by his whiskers, and, the lat “a o n human @ arise re is some defini ed to enter a mild protest. Jod nurse knocked down a burglar| And wear thy soul away; wiaey cmameater, Wut Wee tho snene U.S. Navy Yard Iter being abundant, this speaks a a “Our fleet is going fre home aters in the |*®4 covered him with @ revolver.| While happler children ‘breathe 4 for all cbaracte Take a trip on the Sound and | lot for the former os a imamense. tine Our fleet ts gotng trom waters In tne well? | nau = takes ween. oe » gracious |Viait the U. 8. navy yard, soo the | == - a en cronies Sl Velie ana Atlantic to its home waters in the Pacific,” said the] She—"He must have been a) Thy grave dig in the clay manner in the meeting to make up| battleships Oregon, Wisconsin M m ’ ate ta thie bee } \ , , mage : mall burgiar.”—Cleaveland Pla for grouchy way fe the home. |Nebraska, the crulsers Charleston, | onuments pobre = president We ure Park Row that the president jD aler What's the Use? oe - me Boston, Buffalo and tho training! art Marble Company, 2011 Sec hw, rs A e - > ‘ 4 " F si aioe en pnliule : * ship Philadelphia, the mammoth ‘ ee doors north of Vir ' is right about this Chere is a Pacific. The fleet} a tay who ts not your wite|[™ “BY should the spirit of mortal Hamilton Studio acy. Goes, torpede venta 9nd] mat three do re nortt vir. ou : = a ’ anvil - - : Coiman building; artistic photo! prison ship } Boats leave | m= " will still be in Ame n water Iti I not be Leave Pier 2 to see battient ips, | Guns For Rent—Pipor hs at reasonable prices Pier 2, foot of Yesier way, siz times | Turkish baths, under Grand the more provocation of war than Taft's smile; if it does | naw 1024.26 Second ay ne or other frauds daily, Round trip *oe ater on bring war, it will be t President’s wisdom Several thousand miles away the Novoe Pacific fleet: from us is published a Russian newspaper, Vrema Read what it says of the rhe day when the United States fleet passes out of the Strait of Mage into the waters of the Pacific érn world Official « full in war talk do not conceal the fact that is reaching already strong enough to “She entered the race for lan and sweeps proudly will op new era for the east rurte ind the te nporary America mit for the mastery of the Pacific, attain it. when congress voted the navy bill and the Panama bill, both essential to the object in view. Without any floise except the ceaseless rumble of machinery, the thighty people, passionately proud and fond of their Ceuntry and commanding boundless resources, suc ceeded in forging a sea power already including 25 battleships, and docks crowded with many more fured by the glamor of mere display are deeper Kindred of England, Ameri that commerce follows the flag Her compatable with mere desire for trade in the far east Atlantic 2 is about to challenge having its war vessels The American people are not a's creed is object is in England won the throne of the Holland and France. Am fur rival for the throne of the Pacific.” And to think that the semi-barbarism of distant Russia. can come nearer comprehending our national fieed than can the acumen of a part of little old New York, bounded, as we have said before, by the Hud gon, the North river and Bro: ! from Spain, ic x park ‘flowWouLpYouAnswer, Here is nem letter i to Ma rt of a f W jeorge A ended, neifist or a ath who may turn out to How would YOU answer thie let ter if it were addressed to you? f Everything o. k. at b and inst night we had that smoker I am F one cigaret la ht t ) and no d pail, won't you, dear? You w a fellow can't once ought to h t he think you had such Against which w company. Sa Now wid? All I hay < ) 11 will make you stand in the center of fi y of t et wi fs towr fet’s linger. 1 an . ’ f glad to re © let " th . oa the George How 1 Here follow woman's ide BY ELIZABETH HM. 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