The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 2, 1908, Page 4

HB §STAR—THURSDAY, = 1908, complexion, an the druggist te {} ath to take It back. rr In droning poultry so that the 7 appear attractive, much depegds up: | se on the selection of their cloties eating sausage, THE SEATTLE STAR widely read of all authora ts untversally accepted, It has often Bp Bee al _ | been declared that this tradition ts far from belng true, and can- TAR PUBLISHING CO 1907-1309 8 EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SU DAY very, much, enth Ave | vasses have been made to show that Shakespeare is not read 11d be oxe od th 18 not to arouse ivitte i ate as that a lawyer In a sinful rape i i Geena - * , it PHO Ss Main 1050, The result of one such canvass ; tf NE IND, 441, Western town had read and reread all the plays, but did not A_Word From Josh Wise. Whilst Mra, Sfnith and all her keith sd as i hem j These are exoh + with all dé 2 : J think Keecfor Brown Is troas | i ri ar { rtm aaah tee Oe istabes er name of pasos ¢ for the ynetsa a naval ottiser did not r books in on "Get Out the Woods sf a ii wu Ww : yi neral, but always carried the sonnets In his pocket and en r l why te the @ ws of the walétle Speotal ratewh July 4th, In ad- a akp & i “Palard Av " , z ‘ " “Many sman who le ie hanogs ¢ ne 7 | dition ll reg trains, op A r | a po ie er them; a professor of literature had read ihe ny Ah torehie| Tho answer forth doth bub-|train leaves Boat 0 a, m., ¢ July 4 $1,000 fireworks ov f cn smelted nen Tins : | iny tlmes, and was sure he had read all of Vacation, aterwhltd | ble Pa \ P. 8. R. Kt, foot of Washington st, | "F 0 (be ¢ | s oe a oe = } { 12 had read all the plays and had Speen eee ap [eee oy Toes oe Cre ee #99 | City, Mad it fr | : " - : back on it." | , Aircten a dead mal nx pins. h her dol nearly everyone in the wy —= ts 9 | : — . A ’ | = Household and Tollet Hints WHOLESALE ©THE GQ ~~ or dur : TO MAIL auNACRINERS y ASS W as questioned had read one or two plays, bi ve te tree nad DRU fale) RETAIL, pas it a tak at scl but nearly all held mistaken id Tg eee NSE | t 1y ‘be femoved with} saad iene aati — the * f nost rf | ! { their t Fibs, ; ther hand | USE YOUR PHON 10, a8 ey ch caal Soha’ spite ma ; petavartehe yl nm» Beg abn Donarae can kept longer than| 20270018 FIRST AVENUE IND. 2018 — ~ HAIN eh t \ a words on & posta , { an 3 , 4 240 see ay, Cronin ; : hara f poin F pre all of which Js re An gos « to their greater UP-TOWN STORE WE OELIVER oe Te you should miss ft more thas re | PIKE ST, me WESTLAKE AVE, PREE TO A ho! to the attention of th we TRACE me CL SEATTL ZS yy sha mt yg, ssi as* de certain of giving our subscribers @ perfect service | t no can 1 ever thorough! 1 honestly made, | whe teal ites as » = roe Lobsters may b ing! T-OF PCE SYS STATION wien hal fis! SALOONS IN SUBURBS | For, after all, | ister mind has made its impression, | isal Diasevers i8 Qanaing 4. ape othe, os f) le italizing, upon every author who has followed him r u > (9) — | When did you first discover that & | bd | to read Shakespeare today it is not necessary to read] you joved th girl you married Motatoes that exhibit xymptomes The Star trusts that the people of West Seatt! Nl be wn wort we read him in the works of Tolstol, Maeter I didn't; she was the one who | of on should be treated by| ern hag igan discovered By a 1 successful in their efforts to secure the t A \ i] ‘pe with te tected esate tu re} >| GVhen all ts lot save honor It 1 1, pretty hard to realize on the sal freckles, Which will great th vag Puck wit | il Ge @red in p pu u t enabl A Common Situation. you to put them r 8 | Now Brog and @mith are lifelong t sometimes ha ‘e-store w Bro@h ar Age ar 1g (2 It Is sometimes haw to restore} friends; every sort weather OPEN TO VISITORS EVERY DAY. | air | You'll find the p ame- | " t ce flee | where on little jaunts The whole Atiaatic fleet will be! at the navy yard a few days more or Hee the battleship Rhode Island tn the dry dock. Boats leave pier 2 Yealor, way, ton tinyes daily. rip fare, 60 conta’ ——— SHOES AND OXFORDS In tan and black ok at the quality and ant, the prices. from that suburb. The plan to sul to th er an initi#4ve measure providing for tl loons in question is a good one oP the all other suburbs in which the sale ‘ ®, sor isSdow Y of the ently ee Is Here The busy picture season ig on, and no mere man or wantin can afford to be without the pleasures that come through the possession of a Kodak clerks will be glad to show ind if you don’t war y and print w that for you at CUT RATES. Or, buy a de ing tank—works in daylight. Let us Thesy is no reason why al tions of thi s city should not be @er@tted to exi@rs ¥ sqves upon ban sey Wes the greates\Hharr ve} In Q Doog« t Peer there is sufficientepolice ser ® compe! observance of all Ss Bowever, lack of police protection makes s inpossige the forcement of all laws and permits the gathering ab@ salo ¢& gangs of : and the ¢ porals of the comm eth 10r question, It is t Our But Mra. Brown does no foDywhich ashe has h@ oa wy DR. ©. F. LATHROF Beattie'g Popular Ost bath | Say, that fellow standing over there Ia a real Bohemian °o i Until Geattle has a police force of to| Noe ae vou tae? Othe The Quaker Drug Company i on pat 1 the entire city, saloons He's eset luneh spiited al ' md veat ma 705 Pike St. 1013 FIRST AV. Twe Stores. onnsisii sien all 4 together as they are in the iness Y , esate iicxceoe nec ememaaD a“ i The morals of the community are nig ¢ tance fo 3 # —_and the argument that the city gill suffer financial ® . ° fe cin aos stot | ONLY ONE MORE DAY OF THE 4 interested, and the people of West Seattle ry in the] { e } Fight direction | m Es} Sr AkESPt ARE Ak AD? if =|FLOOD SALE Not in Years Have You Had Such a Grand Chance to Prepare for HEGLORIOUS FOURTH } has its ir The miracle called Shakespeare and detractors. But Shakes; His works are immortal and stand it . In a current magazine article W. D. Howells says Shakes | verent dughters lead and doeswt mind it peare is a bore. Within a year or two t © authors, each of admitted excellente in his s |. @aimed the Shakespearean allegiance: Tolstoi denies Shakespeare's greatnes#’on the grounds that i i he is not uttiversal, and makes no appeal to the average man | gy, i oof today | me. : ; aay the Gh ven, Gee et ho Maeterlinck denies Shakespeare's greatness on the ground an jw I keew shen ae ¢ 7 flatter you If she meant ‘ ; is very attractive young of lack of spiritual wisdom in his characters and of t wland! cht 1 knew that she Gida’t wonderful word—yes $ and acts. care . [ % — plane upon which his h Bernard Shaw denies Shake ground of his being’ passe—after 300 years the new stock of ideas, Shaw says, and better points of view peare’s Supremacy on the m CLOTHING CO 1104 First Ave The tredition that Shakespeare Safety Combined — With Earning. 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