The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 9, 1908, Page 4

3 f THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PUBLISHING Co, 1907-1309 Seventh av. RY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY, The family had to move from that neighborhood to one where living was cheaper The friends of “the man” and his wife pitied her of them wondered what she would do. They would become of her and the children And then—-they forgot all about And the woman and the children tried to forget about him, too. wondered what “the man.” The prisoner interested the turnkey at the police station There was something about him that showed he was not of the common “You don't look like a bum, doc,” said the turnkey “I fear | am,” replied the doctor. “Booze?” asked the policeman The turnkey squeezed the prisoner's arm and he winced “Oh, dope,” said the turnkey, reading the wince of pain “Yes, dope.” “Got any family?” answered “ 30d knows,” the man,” with his hands. — ——— PRESIDENTIAL YEAR AND HARD TIMES We seem to have accepted it as settled that a presidentia ¥ V year necessarily brings business dullness. And this acceptance makes the dullness a certainty, wheth ef there is any other reason for it or not When the business body of the country looks for hard times, it always finds them. By providing business dull ness, we se it As a matter of simple fact, there is no reason why busir should continue dull this year because it is a presidential yea any more than that it should be dull because it is leap year There are no presidential issues whatever before the coun try at this No changes of policy are proposed by either party alter the The ent, and The being disturbed No issue is proposed on any hand that could ness time that involve that could basis of business currency question is accepte banks as settled for the pres the treasury and the were never stronger alarm busi Even should the one possible commercial issue—that warfare on the criminal trusts—be brought more prominently forward neral business could have nothing to lose, but much to gain » it is impossible to see upon what the commercial fear] of t particular presidential year can be substantially based There stiperstition only. But that, unfortunately, seems sufficient to cause timidity, depression and possible disasters. | Apprehension, even of the v st, may readily enough be realized. But, ou the other and better hand, confidence, even | the highest, if gene shared in by the business men of the country. would be more than justified The causes of the depression of the last six months—what ever they were—have passed away. It is the psychic attitude to be taken by business men which will make or mar the busi ness of the rest of the yer Some} and he covered his face! tariff, which so vitally affects manifold interests, is not | | THE | | When you tackle financial or economic disturbance. | | i y1 MR. SKYGACK FROM MARS / took her home a couple of But she didn't enthuse rate!” echoed the bunch. What the fun do you want with white rat ‘Oh, t don't want ‘em, but they're good for pets, and the old woman) jalways comp! about being lone | tome at home. They'd make nice, playmates for her, with nothing to | do but feed ‘em aad clean out their box every day, and give ‘em a bath | now and thea 1 took home « mission celleretio round here.” Mamme, what ls a prevarieantor? | “Ask your father, child, He kaiwe” to my folke once” mused Mart Mudd A man talked me into buy |ing it. ‘Home ain't homewithout « cellerette, the man said Did it bring joyou adness to the family?” asked me Rowin, munching some ef Hank Peterson's [navy beans. Reckon it did,” sald Mart. “They aint done laughing about it yet Now they're using it for a bee hive; }to set on.” | “I got my dad a Morocco leather | riding saddle once,” observed young | Freckleheimer, the notion drummer, bot it didn't make guod, He's afraid to death of « horse, and never jeven had one ‘Got some dandy igreen corncod by vouchsafed [Hank Peterson, lustnuatingly i any of you feliers think of taking a set home to your people What did your wife say when # brought her the white rats? pursaed Sud Holman | Huh, she said I'd be doing better to bring a little pleasure tate ber | life by helping operate the wringer, so she could fintah at | washing for Mrs. Col. Binggum, and be spared some backache. It's plumb | discouraging “Well,” said Josh Wi | make home happy by f | what ain't there.” And sage heads nodded assent. silver plated “MERRY WIDOWER” HAT. A new song is called “When it's Moonlight on the Prairie The answer to this ought to be plain. | ’ a porzie and at tempt In vain To solve ft | Don't cuss, but pity the guy who racked bis brain To evolve it “ye can't in’ a want At the Operation. BP cee tthe This pationt has ~ ii AN ‘ADVEN URE OF “pie” AND “poc” | Yes, the Messenger Boy and the Pur See the Game, BUT "Twasn't the K } } | } | | | | | | | Quentin some questions and Quen: | | time, } rold, | will read in the same veract jthat T | the Virginia side of the Potomac A THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1908. ae INTIMATE CORRESPONDENCE | | and atuiling at the Friends school where Quentin attends. He wanted | to see for himeclf how the boy was | doing in geography. He had asked tin told him what they were doing | in his class, and had added: “Come| on over, pop. Hear wa recite.” 80 pop did. And be 4 Quentin he name the American possessions and bound the United States before he left, and then. he stood up In front ith each boy and MRS. |. J. KUGEL. (Seattle Star's Exclusive Service. CHICAGO, May %.~ Which wasn't bed for a man who has the election of Peaceful Bil on! his hands; to say nothing of a reac mary congress! steal my diamonds. Now that know Mandoza ts married 1 will not prosecute him. Mra. 1. J. Kusel mad Quite seriously, T. R's idea about} bringing up children seems to be to) ment to the police after they had . * ‘nites have them filled with genuine tm| arrested iaanit Weta. & One on'every lady's dresser. It cures irritations terests and to b them hardened. | trimmer, who, they say, confess 4 7 4 Kverybody knows what importance |to taking $1,000 worth of cut dia-/f and redness of the skin, pimples, blackheads, cold he attaches to physival exercise. He) monds. But Mandoza will go to/ trial just the same if sores, itch, ete., ete. Buy a bottle for $1.00, and Mra. Kusel missed her diamonds ’ pon after the window trimmer loft. | , Pe Pe ae vs hile he, ented the pullte, and. than || if not satisfied—get your money back. jearing he would leay his shop be fore they arrived, also called up Srerennetee Mandoza on the phone | ahe held him for capture. ‘I think he has been enough,” she said . when meelf as a weakling, and has made and kept himself strong. Today he tips the scale at 198) and when the jewels had been re} stripped and is as herd an natin, | turned Bat he bas to work for It all the | yo Tyee Brand sal He plays tennis, rides, walks miles and mailes—and does it all ree ularly, regurdiess of the weather Piper & Taft's, a, 10: If it fs @ particularly hot and sweltry day in Washington, when everybody thinks of nothing bat lying In a hammock and drinking | feed drinks, you will notice a litte! paragraph in the Star saying that/ T. R. took the boye—little tade—| and walked on the towpath of the hewape we canal, from | Ifans to Georgetown—eight tolle And then, two miles from | Georgetown in to the white house. | Dr, if it is @ partioularly bleak and} rainy and windy day, in the| Mirtiest part of winter, when no-| body thinks of anything but an open | fire and a nice warm cup of tea, you 14 Star R. went out alone and was }mone four hours, walking in the | red clay hills and sodden roads on Modern Credit Plan enables you well at all times with out feeling the expense no matter how limit- ed your income to dress Pay a little down and little at a time for anything selected from our stock of Men's and Women's Ap parel. From these he will ¢ strenuous excursions me in reeking and wet plonge Into a cold bath, put on fresh tlothes, and be ready for a new go ft the brain work which is making such constant demands on his time | jand nervy plea of T. Ritu |dren is really # plea for normality iif you have studied the man will know that he believer ately in the normal, He Spring Prices right—No ex tra char for credit ac commodation. rd to chil belleves it is normal to live and fight and win thy to live and love and reproduce species. I don't think it is a y like that of Napoleon for males to| feed the army, We have no army; | thing worth the name. And we! ough for any army Eastern Outfitting Co. (Inc.) 1332.34 Second Av. 209 Union 8t. “Seattle's Reliable Credit House” ha “T‘can under | stand why a man with a wife ant) two children might be tempted to} this state- | In this way punished she learned he bad a wife and family, J “TAKEN AS PRESCRIBED —_ } isits the Earth as a Special Correspondent and Mal Wireless i tain 1008. Me Visite the Earth peola i | FROM WASHINGTON x | By Field Graves P besutityl ‘ HONES IND, 441 oy or Observations in His Notebook i Mr Ridley Whitten was aig Y rs w ) i | or woe and he declared . aia and connect with all de negton By: Seg iar 7 a A os | BY RATH BR a ony Be pera Tiny <n reimarag I here?” aieng eit ax Yor Geparement or name of pereon 4 Saw STRIvG OF Maid taaTH-Beies ¢ ||) W lite had been @ widower mar w toriadl No | $ = " for my health” » IN THOROUGN/ ARE mm WERE VT RA A ~~ lyears, and when Dr. ¥ Jamie, wered he __ BALLARD BEAR AGENOY—391 Malivrd Ay Huneet, Mallard 106 EAGER 10 ENTER SMALL HOUSE ~~~} | pe 10K t happy with h hesith good? ayy pul BVERATT STAR AGENOV—Herbert 1 Hockefelier A “ RANKS WARE CONTINUALLY ABDED YO | et bride prose hed marriage for him, He felt @ yeag of xn a ~ ar week, OF (Wenty five Comte per De OY AMECRUITS Ov (OOTY AND OTHERG | Wividugtes, O C. May 2 eeded to res emt mercy Ree Rd ben Bone mas 7 wondered at ie Ope cant per o ote Conte pe Deur Ded: Whats t waar dignity as a nati Wiha t.lcoment to spend two or thre i her oaty oO Rvered by mail oe 2 = ee a ARANVING IN SELF -PROP BM IG Vl = > 4 . tw} wants is the menu! home ae the! mah the at Siloam Sypris not Yet Knee ttl ” Gua ti the Pensiinn @ Gain Sus MCN AAD THK, HEIO Seen in trad: cxumgh in| wait of a narant mtioty which Is tol Mrs, Jane wan ¢ ther walt hut egy hee TO MALE SUMSCRINMIME—Phe Gate wren pons WOADV Da AF a SOMME D ICES advickus comman pueple to bave oh one Gr ab young a & m teary , bps be seein, beep, pd tps an bree ems heen 7% PHN AROMEV ARS APROA? Stich, & |ehildven, Well, thom, nvring bad | : d send her tet tenet i ance ‘date on the i & towns APPEL, BY! APP ET AV L033 YO hon as por T. R's advice, © ; aie . 3 i "7 naer /s ball common people do with ‘em “ or cow | tare . HR TO SEM WC HTEIENE oad Four ome cuow | OF Gea Tied \ Tshel common poole Siaae tor mia | hor duty to | und to eocin te visit @ sma lows ehiidven 4 big bead, What | Jameson, moe en lare they? What dum +, @ ad | It in vot ondions Children BRE HY) pmcribed fo a et giving our sutmcriiere @ gartect ears veo? Here he hue Gone ond loaded |normal offepring that T. B teade.| cach moraine j ings lip the Great American Cradle, and! He dove not make # virtue of mere | ue bordered by ¢ ; ‘ ° : it's up to him to find @ market for wit ri n drop oo hye “ it was while takin a | ata a pe ‘ 7 nad wean on world, and lef without ®) walk that she nected the | lo aid to’ AML MY BROTHER'S KEEPER?” caaay weny Mivby, cortainly, 1 bie inet tae ns 10 the ways to make them|sitention ‘of Ms it wit ‘you Uke te tite wana in gage we road: “The firwt duty of | selves a useful part in the world-—|aino his habit to leave file bed as | fa ‘ os aE j every man ts to provide @ livelihood os iy no part = ’ ha ~ a om e. oo as the first Nght indicated J ~ t ne her Nema gpg “ | lor thase depender fe 8 & Kreat believer in production ir. Whitte (This is the fourth and last editorial entitled “Am I Mv} webs, me ee ee ae an He holds that cach member of our himself by hte 1 tlduee My ms Brother's Keeper ?") mirable of of! our citizens” ts “the | soetal system showld = juetify hi * huge “ns ——____— - man wh sen ts & fool w presence “by produc ing something H ‘ © op and dows — - . " eer * fe needed by the rent bere wre DO Lreet hitn that ne on gen! “The man” was recorded on the lotter” at the Seattle wa ene ask you to remember the grades in dignity in this great olans in mi itn another Inman Some ae eee i vivcoddie” which T. R.|the mhn who produces grain tx as ht rout bes a foe police station as a physician, aged 48, accused of vagrancy | hi ciara 1 4 that In| much entitled to respect as the mar Fa cum somebey wg AO ss . = eneted th he ty d bee tition whieh he contributed to| Whe produces sume from added fig yoking naw them wi . pee senor poate re sé r ee ctemant house cab . Don't ures, or the woman Who produce came in cht again pan. ne found sleeping in a hallway finch. dont. foul, bit the line ples for dinner-—as much, but no “rm hard.” on whieh put The | more It to ail & question of who . 1 he > who fails to perform her | produces most, The man or woman ped ‘himself, ty There had been a time when folk liked “the man.” There she falls 0 Wher fe an| who makee—not Jugghes—wealth, | Ag wo Bonay that} much a traitor to sectety as the | our greatert citicen age was a mantiness and dash about hiin when he was a boy tha |noldler who fale to do hin duty tn] Rogge tae “ / m = — hat wou! i with the ten ma won friends for him . t radie Yinteh it own M product of the cradie Pinteh 4 ny i - " , idents, both | Make it strong and healthy, Make ty he was 3 In college he was one of the most popular of studer both 2 anwane = aN it panch a penching bag or wield a WV - with his mates and the faculty Teach it to ewim, and walk ) He was graduated with honors. Everybody predicted suc and box. and ride, and jump and Pt hunt. Toaeh it the beauties and the . gess for him, because he was gifted in his chosen profession, | interests of the outdoor world; its 7 < h yssessed the magnetism that would) | birds and flowers and snakes, its t ieererens Ae DOMRUS. HE podweneed the s : SH eager =lanimais of all kinds. Teach it to| e draw peopte to him | pF yy <. —prscaaad OF tel the truth, to fear nothing, to oa ABR ee nosed his case A P | words to that effec i” " ne _ r o ano er day me ta ~ 4 aw ole 4 “The man” went, into partnership with his father Phe} | Summed up: The boy k an cacalan, poy inde ro gine . rrr ae wasee aaa ta tte. ot vad - d Dr Fam Rae clientele which intrusted: itself to the older man placed equal) A Word From Josh Wise. be Stnorser heh te. ant described tn! pe bore nt 7 oS pane thing | DOr of society to draw upon the un | the inetigztion and behest of bis Y are the largest P , f . rer | SS oe | motiyeud wut te — live o full and father, and in after life it bad be | have ¢ een,” sald Mt confidence in the younger. The father died. The younger | nad Surgeon Did you Igok in| hard and fair, and the girl kid r, 1 I ran eg — me second nature to him. Some-|son as ay back im bed, doctor was married and children came. Ye hear a lot t be brought ¥ marry an i ccaie tok tee tomer wien Ghies thet ien. ton ot her stein se $ : | ean and k ore A . m His practice grew. There were many homes in which he/ about platonic friend : - an and make more As quiet streets or sat under the trees tening to his gatfaws, ‘acai ht. | ship, but nothin om in the front yard was known and where, in time of sickness, the tall, straight, about platonte hate.| ae 2 tot ‘There is a likely looking wo speci ; ae , _ t. ix & pretty good father as &. “ frock-coated figure that stepped from the “doctor's buggy and | That's ‘cause hate is} wai wade ix on oe tan, ! asia {2 himself the acm “ came swiftly up the walk brought hope and courage | = | | place, he does not try to shirk all Something about ber rem him ia th ‘ Sked t ok He believed in letting | the responsibility for the chtidren | —— of tks Gide ea tea lat a Ge Some Ags He never liked a stuffy sickroom le be ; « | lap Mra T, R. -He recognises the | Sc io an ig = a as the sunlight in. His indulgent “Tut, ny ; ey \ a ‘¥ : Ct) guapicious character arrested in| i} > ete ee = most pormal; therefore the most] Every morning after that, al-| stand the s fi the fearless calm with which he drew a chair| sta ti said he Was an , Q Si happy life though he would pot have eck-| Purdy family’s fears, the fearless c a Minnessta own a abe wes an | ehtidren They bother me."| That's what T. R. would do with | nowledged it to himself, he watch, Samuc! Malatta who conducts Leche to the bedside of the sufferer, the cool, firm ‘pressure of thumb exalt legos. fe, |Hie gives them some of his wm | what ts In the Cradic Fe for the coming of the little lodging house st 1400 Sith a ae and } . ¥ - o ane tine and thought, and plays wit ‘ : mg eee vy Hale, and finger on the wrist as he todk the pulse—these kindled hope | jected several chickens lite. Do yon suppace Kermit] AlOS SOLIOE BY PHONE | woman who tripped lightly | was fined $10 yesterday nae anew |would have learned to lets king) = TALK—OEFENDS CAPTIVE, |** ® Biri. Unconsciously his inter-| by Polloe Judge Joba Be To e } now— “jest in her became more than a pas violating the health ". H id tt of bed at mid-| Be. yeu: % paake craw up his sleeve and swal | “ee ! Routan aa to giv sl . t go or o ed a wy | iT < ealized allowing tox Bi He never shirked a ca 1 tye te i te - ped’ BY TNC" | What’ has become of the old-fash ligw other snakes in the pockets if Raps een the Agee Pati age erg brant Boor 3 many eee ae = ough stort y number of miles ° a nuehi , Bight to drive through storm in the dark, any number toned man Ki divers sanes a father hed ont tit bie _ntost tee Ban tl ons on oe we ‘ lent une k of redeye a ow 0 . ow | . ‘4 ——en to wsher a child into the world, to grapple with accident and | drink ' e |fq their eamaing partes? Didn't] —y _ she approached he took of Normal temperature ie @iscase, and to make easier the departure of those he could not | Reviving Them Again. | [ypu ever read how T. K. goes and aes eiiabiit 6 aaah wa a j thet ' a! temperature, h i ke the last, long journey } All the “boys” were at the stofé,| feops out nights every summer , ——s hen _8 above of below. —Ohie sree wow Wuee cane tee am, Ons I | Through Georgia trains wow wildly shivering around the cold stof¥. | With the boys, on the shore of Long Se ee ee j Me gave to that community the best that was in bim tear while one of those spring sbowet? | Igtand sownd, with just a boat and having no oi i a Pe : : om om a With freight that makes «Jag: |made things clammy outofdoot# |a* blanket’ Great sport for the} TO SEE BATTLESHIPS U. &. Nav Brain, skill, labor, love—he gave them all i © py |And they stop at every station | Old Man Telium combed some fri |boys! Hut how many fathers do it? Take boats at Pier 2. Ten round Monticello teaves Flyer éeok| There began to be whisperings about “tle man.” People} : wh A | eax out of his whiskers and hea vw | | trips dally. 60 round trip. *** and 9:30 am. 1:30 fer “ - i onie 8 ‘ but nobody | . Is seen that spirits Mag a sigh And it was only a tow days ago FOIE greta ‘ knew ry a9 oe at i. 7 c solve yee : n y| a os he na 1s your latent troublet*| prota you heard hething cell seemed to know just what was the matter is practice was} me Propert ud Holman vent gave the secret service falling off. And one day it became knowi that he was a] “Call this a park? You can't may ee oo . ph meme | |e aoe i a weedlegye “Zema”™ is a wonder as a remedy for erent f ed lite got any grass” ne | Latay Pury dev “ “ . ine ended | ~ ~ tee nee Oe practice ones j_ “No; but it's « great place for} nig te ng eDeenfingertnt ge | pam Ee cangQhege Sag A er Ponplore eg, Search this country over and you'll never fai better. Simply whisper “Zema” to the clerk when you call— 3uy a bottle—rub it in—quick relief—that’s all! Don’t think within yourself that Zema is only ‘ : for those unfortunates who are troubled with) : There should be a bottle of Zen™ in every family medicine chest P Eczema in its aggravated form. The Quaker Drug Company Two Stores. 1013-1015 FIRST AV. —_ —406 PIKE ST. SEATTLE-TACOMA ROUTE | Fare 35c—Round Trip, 506 . FOUR ROUND TRIPS LEAVES SEATTLE — 6:4 10:25 a, m., 2:05 and 5:45 @ LEAVES TACOMA — 8:85) and 12:15, 3:55 and 7:30 Bm U. SEELEY, Jr, nae Tel. Main 176, Ti Victor Minstrels at your home this evening. $1 a week pays for the whole outfit. penser ee mate if Sherman, Clay & Co., 1406 Second Ave. Steamer Galbratn Dock, Post 7 Madison 8U Time CARD