The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 19, 1907, Page 4

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De Vivered by mall or cafrler, No free copies d Batored at (he Postofficn at Soattla Wasdington, ug Mwond- class matter y TO MAIL SUBSCRIDERS The date when your subs A of cach paper, When that date arrives, if been prt th advance, your fame is taken from the let a on the address label ts a receipt = SCKIBERS Shy please cluek, and we will oe, please telephone us f detweom a and TO a should mist & more thar o You a copy at tvory time y an be certain of giving our subsoribers a perfect service only way | PARIS AND HER POOR little tables out under the trees Paris—a city of red lights, boulevard dandies, cutthroats waiting .in dark alleys; a city of 4nusic and madness and mirth and dancing and absinthe and | i Nilarity i There is a Paris like that—but there is another Paris i Did you know that Paris was the most humanitarian of all % cities, that it te a more earnest and practical interest in its f workmen, its children, its unemployed and its poor—in other Wwords, in its people, than any other city in the world? Here is a part of what Paris does It sends its children to school, and supplies the poor ones | with clothing, shoes and food, as well as with free books, slates, stationery and instruments, And it that no child shall know which of the others are charity pupils. arranges ' It sends poor children on summer outings. | ¥ Mi ence to the poorest and largest families | i oe 1, | Our Meet goes to the western coast, sixt battleships a es every theater ticket 10 per cent for a public fund,; v iN It taxes every theater t so aigibeanby — The Atlantic seaboard’s left exposed!" we ety with faltering lps. which furnishes every year 15,000 free beds in hospitals and as! pat wait, a volce from Germany responds to the alarm { many more in asylums. This fund has also built a maternity We vill senting yet @ squadron mit to shield Neu York from harm!" ‘y hospital, where no questions are asked. It helps to bring "p| This leave, of course, the 7 h shores without a naval guard, : . ' 4 he | 80 Italy transfers her ships the North sea ports to ward ds of poor childre ishes free medicines for the 4 thousands of poor Iren, It furnish medicit The next move in this cheek game is Austriadtangury's— : hick poor. It collects a per diem from the employer for a rk-| She starts her dinky mavy out, replacing Italy's " receive: jury he disc ve ¢ Auties. It man who receives injury in the discharge of his d ee a ey oe a a, i Spends $10,000,000 yearly for benevolences But no one guards the Bosphorus, fo rthere’s nothing there they'd ; i tak | The city also operates a kind of municipal employment bu pers age ee ete } reau. No man need be out of work in Paris This is the way the acheme would work tf it would ever start It has made interesting experiments in municipal ownership, and likes it so well that it plans eventually to take over all pub-| lic service concerns, such as street cars, motor lines, omnibuses, | gas works, clectric plants, Seine steamers, and even the under-| taking business. by Charles Edward Russell in this month's World's Work Has this pauperized the poor of Paris? No; instead it is giving her an enormous proportion of sub- stantial, steady, eebenpperting 6 citizens. . , sah The details are ail told in an interesting article} , or j HIGH TIDE—AND THEN ‘WHAT? 3 Have you ever walked by the ould and seen where the tide | and the wind had left little pools of water far in upon the beach? They are crystal clear. They are sweet and clean, like the big ocean of which they were a part Go past them There is a scum over them and poisonous growth water Sprawly, writhing creatures, ing into life as the water dies. Don't you see this parallel? some days later. They will have changed. | They are being choked with rank . | Should you examine a drop of their | through a microscope, you would see thousands of , hideous, unclean monsters, spring You are a part of a big ocean. The winds toss you and the tides drive you here and there. Sometimes they hurl you out | tipon the beach. Has a high tide left you there? Are you sep-| arated from the ocean of humanity? Whether it was disappoint-| tment or failure or weakness—are you cut off from your fellow men? Then you will die, just as the sea water dies, Poisonous ideas will fill your mind. Your life will stagnate, | and be filled and choked with unhealthy growths, because— } You are losing the inspiration and the life-giving and the puri-| fying influence of your fellow men and women. | Go back to the world. Walk with your fellows. Smile with them, weep with them, live with them, | Take up your burdens. | learn from them. Catch the encouragement that follows the i world-struggte ; find the uplift that comes with humanity's vi ; tories, and keep your heart sweet and clean with the strong, clear springs of fellowship that work for daily cleansing. j a ese =: 2 | BY F. W. SCHAEFER. j | | j ; | Nobody knew where the Dovey-;in eubie divisions and searched dove baby was each division minutely The most intense alarm pre pets ey rapidly and had the premises half « ed when M vailed Doveydove chanced to gu into t The authorities were notified laundry Mr. Doveyd borrowed the! There she saw a washtub moving bloodhound ag round upside down However, the evening papers did bn have guessed the answer not tasue any extra about it. They Baby was under it. She had 1 had been stung twice, and decided it over on her re ee {hat they would have to be shown. Released, she blinked her e There was, in fact, an undercur-|and said, “Peep, I see ‘oo. rent of skepticiam She was so gladdeand by finding Not so with Mrs, Doveydove, She Baby, Mrs. Doveydove was, that she suffered fresh and unauc ated did not think of calling off the maternal anguish. Besic this sleuths % ‘i * was the third disappearance, and) After a while when she went tnt this time Baby was a goner for the ho: to tell them peroaaly t sure t had given up the case and The detectives laid out the house U.S. Navy Yard Cravenette Raincoats for mon Take & trip on the Sound and | and women, new stylos just visit the U. 8. navy yard, seo the | ceived, $10, worth $16; $16. we battleships Oregon, Wisconsin and $20. Seattio branch Goodyear Rair Nebraska, the cruisers Charleston, | coat Co, corner First av. and Mad Bouton, Buf and the training json et - ship Philadelphia, the mammoth dry docks, torpedo boats and na $ —_— prison ship Nipsic Boats leave y - Pier 2, foot of Yesier way, six times ity Hall Market datly, Round trip, 50¢ eee! Pot roasts, To; rib steak, 10¢, * | exer Special Correspendsiit and Makes SSSR vsvred onevé food EMPORIUM mm PERSON BEMND FENCE EXPRESSING LMPRASIS meme AAP TOLD WNSTITUTION 138 RUN WITH V/EW TO SOLVING COB] OF LIVING PATRONS ROOST ON NIGH PERCH WHILE FEEDING mmm VN #éAR woRD ‘FYE! But it won't, since Unele Sam * none to take his part A BIT OF VAUDEVILLE By F. W. Schacter. Vot ian diss | haf shotted, a porridge? “Look Ongar! 4 by der fedders 1 shoult say id wase more » Adolf ense, you shoelt nod make game of a trophy of der chase.” “Yous, | bet dot fxs vot id really died of, atrophy; ha, ba, hi “Don’d cast any aspirations on my sportemaniike, 1 am a true Nimrod “Huh, ef a liddle fat geeser like you tes a Nimrod, I guess I am & ramrod “Id ise a shamefulness dot we shoult go srount slaughter. housing squirrels and clay pigeons, wed scaring dem to death. you recoil from der idea?” >. Id ine my gun dot recotia.” Subbose we shoult meet a bear and he shoult « dot nod horrible? “I admit it voult be gristy, ha “Ef td wass « cinnamon bear splee to id Say, | yust Dan'd ha, ha! dot voult anyhow lend a liddle nodissed you are cheating mo dor in ammonia so? We both haf a belttul.” yous, bud you fuller In der belt, I voult like to see somedings toehoo!™ When | shoot, I alvays hit Dot's noddings. I chenerafly hit a whole cow.” “Huh, yust becoss you haf a gun mit two barrels iss no sign le cooper shop.” you fresh feller, led me gif you a painter “Tanks, I haf mo blace to kip a “Becos dere ate too many in t 1 sabbose. Foo i helt your gun in my fac “Oxcuse me, I did nod Intention to aim id at a mark, ba, ba, hat” (BANG!) “Ouch! I hit somedings dot time,” Vot My collar bone. Der gun kicked you ain’d mat, are you? ure Tam mat n odder vorta, your gun vounted a rabid, ha, ha, ha!” (Thad!) Don't forget Mall Oct 2éth go to Christen Gune For 1024-26 Rent Second av Thrift? Your Pian Viper Isn't the Investment Plan that to tell we want you about just the plan you want to know about This simple plan will enable you to invest your sur plus or your funds in a particular Seattle Business Property ether you have to invest but a hundred of two or any thousands; and it w € you ownership in the very best pr yperty in Seattle, a property »> cen trally located tl the center, where values and earning are constant und grea it Above all, for your capital you want safety. Il that is possible tent with want it te and ¢ > earn a at least safety arity gul num y. increase, ou want your capital t an investment is embodied in the Units of T'r Propert } al B ug of Third A Full particulars in Booklet Fo The Trustee Co. of Seattle LOWMAN BUILDING Wireless Se SE like a & Taft, . dosh Wise °o posites are the vor with was a dash of Valrbanks cocktails, Cleopatra, Antony, Turtiedoves, Hully geet’ wolah had to do. Loraine Clarice No have | ae CRINATOWN CHAUNCEY THAIN MELOonamad ] walle That Boy Next jbeon stung throwgh his ambition to not This time up against jbut he tried to | amoke. | stack town Chauncey, the Opium Fiend.” ye eout 99.48 per cont. aick| Samp barely adhering—Geo, how Instead of conveying « warning | when discovered in the back yard | 9°Y | am. ™ to him, the posters advertising a| with his hoad pillewed upon a| Stamp in lower left-hand corner 1013-1015 Cor. Feat and play of that name only e him | small pile of bricks, and he bas|—~MY education was neglected the bug to hit the pipe That since thankfully signed a pledge| Temcent stamp-t have some-| Next Door sited up the layout t at bis Sund school to Abstain | thing special” to tell you | Chauncey uses in the great bunk | from smoking anything. No stamp-—1 am absent. minded. | : Stamp inside the enve LR ERIC RRL PIE ais : ery — | Please return this poem if not a’ ail. able. Insinuation. Reas—-That old guy's wife won't let him employ a pretty stenog rapher Jone —Goin’ after the job?— Remember how you aat there in the | Cleveland Leader, ‘f aye: It la now dineo®ergs Chat bitters” Cleveland L him a definite answer yet nd time to he the fMithy emulate Ain't it a bon® time befor Ain't tt a bowg time bet BY 40SH “t's fanny how op attracted cuntard without any, th’ Orunt of society.” t We football Keason ts ove: ome Art. Now, iw the good old daya There was no hovel FROM MARS STAR DUST S wait and see how he looks after r. Judge. of owe ple | But had ite gilded coal hod or finds fa Neribboned shovel peer Hach girl with some artistic plan Diapiayed her mettle, And made a footstool from a can Or else a kottle A crate beneath a cout of stain Became & dresser, there} An@ the resemblance was quite in (Bone plain > History in Tabloid, Maybe Nothing Will Remain. Ia it true that A barrel made a leunetn A perfect wonder, Smart housewives worked where Their useless plunder der i", And unromantic, Loutsville Courter you are "Captain, what ts that b not given|in the ocean? 1 want Hub, that's a pretty a shor Door did wend Chin ° has = Chair, up every Easy Enough. Those days have faded like a Pjoneg—1 will be famous if I live dream, long eddveh. 7%, It makes me frantic; Hemith Well, that's all Mothw | For things are now bat what they Journal {ttle speck big ‘spec.’ t| scene, and hustled round to dupli cate it of any of the “yen wad of molat autumn | 4,|the purpose. A three-fe t of the night? yw she told Remember how the future so near at hand and t Remember how much ple fott, and good? But, Gee, Yon see, That was just the start of Somebody and me! a fix the wedding day? you kiss the bride Ain't ft a bow time before you lay the presents down And » ‘our old pal standing by your side? Ain't Ita lowe Ume before you get the minister? Ain't ita bong time bec between the time she sald “Mh-hml’ And the time you go a marching up the ais’ Ain't & Low time ore you ride in style’ at how yoo told her that It wouldn't take you long? Re You aw ly that Ume » But, G y spring was probably the best, be very much ahead? your band, and said beca. You see, Of course, he could nat get hold how, vou served | but @ “mt length you that soemed pright? ased you it for The darned thing's going backrards—or {t looks that way to me! Atn’t It a Long time before you buy Ain't tt a loo time b Ain't it a lon«.time before you get your your furniture? you rent your flat own consent To way yourself a decent winter hat? Ain't it a long time before Atn't ft a be Ain't it a bong time And the time you @o 6 marching up the Turkish bathe, ater. Mr ahead in the portion of your if you haven't, Remember, uader Grand ¢ we bet ween Candidly Wage Earner, you must a if you earnings in i have tried this plan, our arging is unnece are gla 113 SE you get your money saved? om time before you make your pile? the tim she said “Mb-hm als imit that you woul 1 had deposit a Savings ssary, d to offer you every fac We Pay 5 Per Cent on Savings SECURITY SAVINGS & SAFE DEPOSIT CO. 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Rey euler ie Thanks are due the arbiters of Piepamer tin fashion for decreeing the hipless 4 for quarter | gown instead of the gownless hip | Ask for Your Certificate it seems that the Standar ot t jtrust was dissolved in name onl fe ree: of 250 im oup and that holders of certificates in it certifies ae |ewapped th for control of the |i These accun nese worth Ie subsidiary companies ly with, tae See This will be & rude awakening for IE gad are cag wbitual | Mr Rockefeller, who says ti of any kind—an oe | doesn't know much about the con articles, ete. oe jcorn in which he has invested hin Mm Rates nite | ee wi Stamp Language. thin « tow dave ame ‘A Reader” wants us to explain open & Cigar | the is it, Stamp upside down over you Once {Once more the hero's strong right Once more the villain sets a trap Once more the handsome hero chap Once more we watch with bated And Once more the hero faces death be * neath the biades so keen. * seo! Here comes the hero's * men! The villain beats re * oo ra CUT RATE PROS J} Es virto reigna supreme again, at 50 conte per seat $10.00 Set of Testi * —Louisvilie Courier-Journal, $7.50 Set of Teeth ne It fan't what we do today Thi It's y Now ou uae Eastern Friends May come west on the jal One w colonist rates offered by the Oregon R. R. & Nay. Co. during September and October from Chi cago, $233.00; St. Louis, $30.00 Omaha, Kansas City and Mi uri River Points 00. Tell them or na. give me their address. Deposits taken at the Union Ticket Office, 608 First av. Cline Piano Co. Closing Out THEIR ENTIRE STOCK OF MUSICAL MERCHANDISE Fixtures for } wie C Cline’s i i i } — —- DR. HOLT wi Hat | thought you kept hefts Shh! Tl tell you a secrét They're all bachelor girls Joke B, “What are you taking to town todmy ?” Some ogee to sell.” Why don't you ent And, getting in between the e Two L-cent stamps—The druggist Postage due stamp—Thia is on) Joke A. hat am you taking home from! ity today?" donen newdald exes.” them your. | | Store ee ee. ee ee ee ee ee self? ‘Oh, ekKs are too high. We can’t afford to. | : er Optimo’s . Be careful and you will be con | ae aidored Bod St. Louis Globe. | V8" Dyke's ....10¢ straight emocral Owls’, ........8 for = quarter Earth: What are you butting 1 no" at , 1 Cremo’s & for a quarter Cloud—Oh, I Just want to sentte Kernel—The real cre a Nittle sunwhine the crop; the loka beat market niekal cigar in the postage stamp language. This as we figare it out 1 am heels in our First Avenue Store, Watch for opening day. 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