The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 22, 1908, Page 4

THE SEATTLE ‘STAR By STAR PUBLISHING Co. 1907-1909 Seventh av | EVERY AFTERNOON “EXCEPT. SUNDAY, a } | | | ) parts of the 050 and Independent, 441. the name of the person Ask for the department sired. @_PALLARD STAR AGRNCY—92) Balint av SVPRETT STAR AGENCY — Sunset, Valiard 206 mer Means, 1991 Recketettn One per copy, of Mivored by mall or varvier | Mntorge at the Posteffice at Seattte. f SU RSOCRINE RS Che TO MAtL axel st gnc paper. Ww om the salreee ss e WE a, WE ARE A man in Broeklyn believed he had hydrephobia because ®@ deg had bitten him four years ag haven't » tictn't have it “You “ anything. You're as sound as a dollar bors hin he nonsense they said haven't got it. You Forget it.” get it had hydrophobia, he knew he But the man wouldn't for; He thought about it all He told everyb« + the time. he had hydrophobia, they could sce the place right there where| the’ dog bit him. He phobia was. He read books every symptom and tell you just how the victim suffered ho knows he i going told them what an awful disease hydro-| about it until he could describe} He was just like the an Ww an't to | succeed—and doesn’t, or the girl who tells everybody that men don’t like her—and finds that they don't, He was like the father who says, “All children are bad,” and then has to go} down to the police station and bail his son out, This man believed de had hydrophobia You may say that was absurd, and that it dick ake difference if he did believe mental hydrophobia, and he could believe it for twenty years} if he wanted to without doing him any harm | any there isn’t any such thing as| That's where you are mistaken The man died last week He died in the most frightful he did} develop hydrophobia. He barked and snapped like a dog, and! died just like he said he was going to die | “But he didn’t have it. That is, he hadn't had it for all those four The doctors performed an autopsy, and an-| nounced that he had died of He believed he was going to die of hydrophobia, and mt rony. Apparently, years. mental hydrophobia.” believed it so persistently that he did die. Suppose this man had believed he was well? Don't you know he wouldn't be dead today? The measure of your belief is your ‘living. And you may have mental hydrophobia or mental moun tain- tops or mental dung- hills = — Steen nennnennenneneennnenenne :A POEM OF THE HEART ERRATA eH FRIENDS. | ae eee eset : * * Whee a fellow's kind of wobbly and uncertain on his feet, And has to work like sixty for to get both ends to meet ‘When he’s not of much account and has to take what he can get-— ‘The people don't come flockin' to be friends of his, you bet! ‘They don't come sayin’, “Old chap, I'm the only friend you've got,” And “Remember that we're brothers,” and that kind of tommyrot. No, indeed! And they don't get Jealous of you when friends are what you need. it a fellow’s kind of lonesome and would like a friend or two Just to come around and joliy him when things are lookin’ bine; ‘Wf the shirt that he's wearin’ is the only one he's got, And he never showed the public that he's really on the spot ‘They don't coine crowdin’ round him, nor stick out their hands and aay, “We're your friends, old man: we love you—we've sayway— the same blood, But they watch to give the boot to you when friends are what you need. When things have got to comin’ as a fellow wants ‘em to, WWhen his pockets are all bulgin’ and his clo’s are fine and new; ‘When he steps out proud and lordly and afm't got a thing to fear, ‘There's a sudden change comes over folks that used to wink and sneer. ‘They come runnin’ then to tell you that they're all your friends. and say That they've always been dead anxious for to help you out some way— Yes, indeed! Friends are always mightly plentiful when friends ain't what you need. - anqneme « of M asic He Visits the Earth as a Special Correspondent and Makes Wireless KYGACK FROM MARS Observations in His Notebook. — ee SAN TWO CARTH-BEINGS WANDERING ( “ | ABOU! PIE TROPOLIS ~~~ VERY Me, MATE COMRADES ~—— ONE Ite PARTICULAR } VERY INTERESTING JO CONTEMPLATE | =—-HAD EXTRA tAD OF MA/R OW ey POINT OF CHUM ~~ VERY PURE AND MWNOCENT CAST OF COUNTENANCE, GOSH, THET'S A BiG BuILDIN’ | | | Ite something fle ~ @ . ® Sa SOE ee ate Coe weneaeom © Cw Dove FROM "TOWN TO BUY ‘OVER SUNDA’ 30° } 9050 O29 Qs DNESDAY, JAN. 22, 19 THE SEATTLE STAR GETTING HIRAM MARRIED- " —- on the same nickel, and positively refused to pay any more. The con ductor, finally losing patience with the pair, exclaimed You great big jay, why shouldn't ti the others?” And the elder Pratt replied Why, don’t you see, It happens we Are only just half brothers THE WONDERFUL AND 744 BEY YOU PAIR OF SHALLOW Te Cur OUT THIS (INDISCRIMINATE JESTING WHEN YOu STRAIGHTEN UP 11 ae hentia PR STAR DUST | A Word From Josh Wise. “Tw mary be th’ beginnin’ uv somewhere in that locality. very @ political c'reer fer thing ran along smoothly enough some, end uy th’ bosses.” | It seems they both expected to ride | 2nd av.. A Family Jar. “What is all that row fm your) houxe Tommy?” asked of the small boy. “Why, ma's canning fruit,” plained Tommy, with sive glance toward from which poured the sound of “and pa’s a food in spector, you know, and he's trying to tell her how she ought to do ber angry voices, work.” -—Judge. When Molly Pigys. By Will F. Griffin, When Molly plays, time A thought steals over me sublime; The music from her fingers fil My very soul and makes tt thritt-- When Molly plays When Molly plays, Beside some stream ‘tia then | sigh And jong for other fields, and sky | Of dainty blue, where I can dream softly i | things, they took « car ride around | Green Lake, baving been previovs may ly informed that Josh Wise lived pri but it's th’ the neighbor =| an appreben the window then is the rippling When Molly. plays When Molly plays, whiz! It almost puts m oe! why ‘tis then, gee out of biz. And that Is For other baunts I long and sigh When Molly plays! Back to Their Native Element. The Reubs” two Pratt from the Big Mainsprin Fine engraving and ing. Glover, 607 om es boys ~regular Bend country | 50c wateh repair: Johnston Bidg.*** | | BY VICTOR ROUSSEAU, | The lights of the stars, of pase \ing Yeasels, of the Jersey shore, | Dlckered back trom thé still waters | lof the Hudson that warm «pring | peveniag, and the voices of children | playing along the drive were heard lin the distance. And them, just as {he turned away hopelessly. he saw} her coming toward himswalking as) jahe had always walked. | Nothing seem to have changed | latter those five years.‘ They might | bave met yesterday. He kissed her, | | just as he used to do, and they sat} |down in the old place. Then for jsome time there was silence | “Well, Dick, | have come, you ‘tlegge she said. “I got your better.” | He took both her hands tn his} and looked at her | “Yee, you have not changed,” he jeatd. “It might have been yester: | day we parted. And you are wear jing that old white hat, | am eure. | And violets.” Bhe laughed a little bitterly “And you love me just the same, don't yout” “lL was a fool,” he eaid. “You left me to make your for 1234567891011 12 Cabinet photos $1. Dingman's, 1112 bert to Lole theater, ***| a “blew” iets town the other day the first time and started out get civilised. Among other tit it came time to pay their fares | abroad. You were going to dosk. Thelr hands clasped and any but ¢ - | t great pictures and win fame. | gered is 4 hes You bad to choose between your Are you going?” she whispered. peara weep, plotur a me know, and the) He looked at t edulou i chotee not flattering to my | A great hope dawned in his hear 6 pride Veli, have you patnted I told you that I loved |, " them ? your defeat than wh i‘ io prod And so you thought you would . te have me again as second choice, O ended ! . my dear, how well | know yo » you ae ‘ a you remembered the white hat and, His arma y ih h the violets? Well, L wore them | an w nfo h ie onely, Just w little glamour, a lit it wasn't untrue when | said | + of the old Yimes, and | Was Kolne " he feet again, you tne she murr ° Le ntimenmlist. Hut | have bee®) CHARACTERS OF PERFUME. ma wewdng OPM, ait wiser ; ; 1 td jon ewraet tong if you gi . mery ¥ for a presen ald a wellknown \ ot wrong | het Sone eo tonmeitt fosned the Why did you did not love m sentimental filly . too, would lke to me here where Bome thought | you again, to meet y “we wed (0 meet. | wanted to learn ww THE Q KER~2 my power, to know w or Leouln) WRORESRAE DRU Oo | wtill wield if, oF bad grown old and ae co. homely. Vanity, | suppoxe. Doos DOWN- OWN STORE use YOUR b j the ebarm work? 0013-1015 FIRST AVENUE IND 29/5 ~ —MaIN You speak very bitter! “So you Imagined | would stil! be | free, That | have begn eating out jmy heart alone all these five years UP-TOWN STORE PIKE oT ent WESTLAKE ave — Fe ewe ~~ WE DELIVER FREE TO ALL 10, the vanity of man pene ted 7 ER SLASTIFOR ESS IOS apcoai | He started violently RINGING BSPECIALS “You are married’ / ri } For Quick Selling on Wednesday and oreday, 1 am going to be. Hut you do THESE PRICES ARE GOOD FOR TWO DAYS ONLY, deserve to be comforted, pdor Dich Peroxide of Hydrogen—the kind we have made far who did at least think of me when ous Soe and keeping qualities beclutely the best on the bis art deserted him 7 oe “¥ eee = She nestled closer toward him, |E puthymol Tooth Paste, per tube but he only eat silently beside her I arnien Tooth Soap, per box The mockery of the preten lise Native Herb Tabiets—Regular $1.00 sine lerushed him. She tapped her foot | impatiently | Hind’s Honey-& Almond Cream, S6c size, Specia Quaker: Scalp Tonic—Kemoves dandruff an growth of hatr An olotment of great value Kan de Quinine—Regular 50c size. Special The Quaker Special 1969 Hatr Brush-—-Usual price minutes have gone. | n't you want to be com ’ Talk to me, old friend. », will you be sorry me forever? | A dull resentment was growing in ps s Large far, to lowe Adams’ 269 Hair Brush—A great favorite with the hin heart. At last he found his lar price $1.60 each: Special : apeech We have a dig line of Hair Brashes and Combe at aff “I don't complain of your mock | 10 select from The pon Just sighed—be nearly |! <ont complain of your mock |i reddy Bears—We carry only one grade~the best. Spell ‘ena wt | teast I left opting ¢ two days, regular #8e bear for ith look of pit ping to win a for " “ Rage rote ch Pratt a Genster that | tne for botb us, My thoughts || Palmer's Perfumes—We have a complete line of the: Waa punched for Hillman City! | Were ye with you. I left you in tracts and will gladly demonstr them to you W. J.B, Georgetown, | Pride; | fonght hard and was! einter Malt--Free demonstration at our First Ave. stom , beaten Ihave returned a suppliant week At least be honest toward nie 7 Serna pina The Criminal Poor. 4 Parson Primrose—Don't . you| Geedby.” de held out his hand wooo to BURN. know, little boy, it's wrong to play| He saw her eyes abining in the Rurnt wood and wood to burn of all kinds and 4 baseball on Sunday? NNN ne eS | Panels, boxes, plaques, stools, plperacks, ete. Wednesday Freddy~—Yes, sir; bat our club} GUNG FOR RENT—Piper & 9 | Thursday, ONE-FOURTH OFF, aint got the money to run et Taft, 1024-26 Second av eee = “ = eye Hoks.—Puck. presen AT PRICES THAT WILL CAUSE YOU TO SIT UP AND TAKE NOTICE Linoleum Art Squa —_ sell Linoleum (Cook’s Lin- For medium price Dp oleum, known the world over as Art Squares are not excelled. ~ the standard) at lower prices than cece ncee will have to be seen to apg any other house in town— clate the values. Prices are effective far pes a day only Tomorrow we offer you the pare to B= near s bs a OxlO%-ft rt ares: choice of 25 new patterns, the oxofte Art dearer i‘ grade that other dealers sell Teste. AN Gyuee . Drummers’ Samples Carp Ali-Wool Ingrain carpente, about one square; ‘75¢ value, Special ...... . Roman Stripe T. ey sight at G0c. Special at 65¢ to 75e yard; our special price ....... A2c We Carry in Stock Linoleum 12 Feet Wide For large rooms this is decidedly Better grade, In fatiey Orieatal o the width to buy—as the cen cage Singles Maer x ter seam is avoided. Domestic Pric * i Size 30x66 Inches, in pretty colorings; @ rice, per yard .......... that wears; both ends fringed~ special 93 WOMEN’S WAISTS Four Extra Special Items for Thursday’s She Women’s House Waists, 49¢. | $5.00 Black Silk Waists, $! Values to $1.00. i | Extra quality Black Taffeta Silk Waist. liberal credit service? ‘shouldn't you dress in good tait® irely a man can't make @ ber investment than a complete or of new apparel—then, too, now @ithes lend one a confidence in himeelf hot attainable in any otheg way—and, remember, »i@ our way You may pay a little down and a Ittle at a time—the easiest and | most convenient way to purchase clothing It’s the modern way, too Eastern Outfitting Co., lac. 2nd & Union Seattle's Retiable Credit House oe wm we Good, Serviceable Bhirt Waists, made of lawns,| good styles to choose Your pervales, Matras, chambray, ginghams and oth-| either buttoned front or back, jong OF) sores: colors. abeolutely fast. Worth up to, sleeves. Reg lar $5.00 value. On q 4 te | gale Thursday 2.60.0... oe SOM oa? 49s J ge | $6.00 to $10.00 Fancy Wait re '. as $1,50 and $2.50 Women’s Waists, 98¢. Silk and Net Waists of all descriptions, or evening wear. Light, medium and @ ors; plain colors, plaids, stripes Dosens of styles to choose from. Worth ly from — to $10.00, On sale Thursday . jobairs, ali-woo! batistes, French sateens, import ed Madras, poplin and other winter waist ma. P Worth | 8c, WOMEN’S SHIRTS Worth $6 to $8 . $4.95 5 . Women’s Separate Outside Skirts, in the very latest and most aj styles; made of all-wool Panamas, in blacks, avy | blues, gray an mixtures. We have all sizes, up to 36- inch waist measure and and 45 inches long. “Alterations free.” Regulai from $6.00 to $8.00. On sale Thursday r . ae 3 NIGHT GOWNS - Big sale every day for the rest of the week of All-Wool Underweat discounts if sold now. We have not the room to itemize here, but the values. ‘ Agents’ samples of the very best Outing Flannel Gowns, for wom Women’s Short Outing # en, good quality, plain or fauey extra heavy Outing Gowns, poracigel egpemd beautifully trimmed. This lot Skirts, all colors, VOEFG pen tga c is the best ever offered here nicely m On sale For sale prices ..Just One-Half HAMILTON. BROWN SHOES. 3 CANS MILK 25C