The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 29, 1908, Page 4

. were | And the last word of presidential advice on the ethics of Parle newspapers comment on | 9540,589,764 «ete | Heller's $1,900.00 guarantee Roach Destroyer, large can for ‘ Ry “ Republican and Democratic plat ; : ’ Be museular morality was: ‘ : i MAE forms as being almost identical, “Blessed are the poor in apirit; Lane's Rat and Hoach Paste; ktils ‘em dead for sure; per bow, “Hammer an opponent until that opponent quits fighting. cee for theirs is the kingdom of heavy. Peterman'’s Ant Food--Regular 26c tins—each .........54, . - * Pitcher Gus Dorner of Bouton Na-|en."—Matt, v:3. || Bed Bug Banishor—just like its name. They can’ ASE y can't live neap tional league team didn't make an ee Pint bottle for rR bes dobede ai Ly Pretty red-blooded doctrine, that. But true and good error in 36 games in 1907. Good night! Gilad to have had Stearns’ Rat and Roach Paste—Regularly 26c box—BSpectal avatar tienda tsa E SEATTLE STAR TH BLISHING CO, 1307-1909 Seventh A THE STAR—WEDI them the gratitude of all of ua here in the Northwest, whether we bo Brittshers or Amerteans, @ ESDAY, JULY 29, 1908 FUN® ACT FICTION The feat big gun of the promld« mpalgn wan fired youtor F " DOWN-TOWN STORE ee EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY, day when Taft delivered his acceptance specoh in Cineinnatt, Can ° 9013-1015 FIRST AVENUE P Main 1080. didate Bryan wilt@liow Mr. Taft in a few days, and then until tho UP-TOWN STORE IND, 441, 2 NT FN 7th of November next we will spend oar leisure QPre~-those of jus PUKE ST. me WESTLAKE AVE. Th @ exchanges, and connect with all de ¢) aan FSBO who have leisure thne—in kongive up with the speeches of the o&n —— we BHT Rann ’ partments—ask for department or name of person didates. The ond redeoming feature of it all is that tt comes obly dma reen sins Hie ’ Fre PHONES an you want. once In four years | FOLLY FAME FANCY ~a—a BALLARD STAR AGENCY — 6409 Ballard ay. Sunset, Ballard 196 a ne : "SeaEET Gein BelNCTC waver tree. F100 Rocketellor Av Weneet 00 Judging from the amount of attention devoted to him in the gol WEL OOOLEDSSOOOSOOOOSOSODOFOTODOOOSODEOOOOOOOOOS ace acuta par month be [UMA Of OUF eveNtng contemporary, One would Imaging that Fortgor Gesd ovonings! lap facing @ mirre fter gastng| at ne ohae — United States Senator John L. Wilwon was a candidate for every C10: Jintently at her ref mm for some Salared’ Ga tae Postellies Gi Guabsing Waaanten oa eocond-tlase matter office In the gift of the people of the state of Washington, In any in Java there to & river of acid — she sald: ‘Paps, did God) — : event, he woul or ne ° 0 make you cg TO, MAT. SUBACREMEHA The aw «In on ent, Re would appear to be & very dangerous man. Washington Irving cotned the ex Certainly, my dear, I told her the address label of each paper. W mubacription - 8 ; : x > oe i aan change r Ps s pression “Alugighty dollar And did he make me, too? tak-| ge, not Paid te adiva on . & aang cs Don’t heft Unele Mappy,” a visitor fpythe gallegy cried when a 4 ee ing another look in the mirror. | povin —— - delegate to the independence party convention tried to hit the man Thaw ore 5.506,548520 battens “'Cortainly, eWhat makes you) Pi ey Bh. gy mg who mentioned Bryan. manufsetured in the United Staten | ask? Braoct, again 1006 annually “Oh, | dgn'thnow, Seems to me} copy at once. It you time you. mise tt Ih this way we can be certain of giving Our suPscEtbers & perfect Hervice wad It te Che only way en A CLEAR CASE OF SOFT HITTING President Roosevelt, in his speech to the naval chiefs, said: i Two days have passed and no So@t! + has published a letter from the Rey, M. A. Matthews, Why this silence? A safety depoalt vault without a burglar alarm syatem or a watch man is hardly as good as an old stocking sanctity Anyway, we're not sweltering with the heat eee The cantaloupe got {ts mame through having first been grown at Cantalupo, Italy es Barking is an acquired habit of dows Wild dogs never barked They howled or whined. cee Lord Northeliffe (Alfred Harms He's doin’ bettor work lately,” Everybody's, . eee No man ts @ failure until he gives up! . ¢ 2.8 ‘s vessel was nam Henry Mudeo ed “Halt Moon ° 0 Women, new hat shapes are high : sii “The one unforgivable offense in any man is to hit soft.” 5 worth) hasn't secured control of | and wide, but droop sharply. : : ‘i Hi the London Times, as reported, “ee Instead of qualifying this sentiment, the president ampli- tg a Ginteethie: Coecand . .tagdntn! : fied and emphasized it when he added: 0. W. Pugh, an Kngiish farmer, | wore killed in Africa inet year, ns As Translated from the Original Choctaw. fs serving six months tn jail for eee P “Don’t hit at alf if it can possibly be avoided, but if you do hit, hit as hard as you know how.” Pon’t strike until a blow is the last resort; then hit straight and hard. None can complain of this creed. It is as old as the deeds of God's fighting captains, Samson, Saul, Joshua and Jeab.. Even the gentle David put into his sling the hardest rocks he could find, and he threw them “as hard as he knew how.” And later, on direct command from Above, David “gmote the Philistines from Geba until thom come to Gazer.” Rightly or wrongly, President Roosevelt decided that cer- tain men were “undesirable citizens,” and he hit; he hit as hard as he knew how. With part.of the record of Judge Peter S. Grosscup before him, the president decided that here was an “undesirable judge,” and he hit; he hit as soft as a president of the United States could. Grosscup had stood, mendicant, to the railroads, whose passes he asked and accepted and whose lawsuits he tried. He was the central figure in the unholy Chicago traction scandal. He showed no inclination to retire from the bench nor to re- vise his code af judicial ethics. He not only saw no harm in asking railroads for passes for himself, his family and friends, But he asked through the legal departments of the railroads instead of the passenger departments, thus not only accepting favors, but seeking obligation to the men who appeared as counsel in his court as well as to their clients. aa ke : . , r ” wouldn't The traction receiverships, through Grosseup’s court, are & Greek: “Yours ie eoctntnly om cunifieg exteteace out here in te Fast alipped away. Listen!’ —as a| gave « loud scream dining room. There was a scurry, “What in rush. Trot along and I will let you lamp the classy enviréfe daiow snore came from within—"I Look, look!" she cried, {a splatter of dust, a vision of a! “Your daughter—" chapter all by themselves in American history. BY F. W. SCHAEFER. THE TOWN MOUSE AND THE COUNTRY MOUSE. A Country Mouse Invited a Town Mouse to pay him a visit afd partake of his bounty im the hagats of nature and the jimpson weed, This listened good to the Town Mouse, and he fell for it, But the Country Mouse's shack had no tiled bath rooms, ne dumb walter and ho qA8 stove, there were no roof gardens or taxicaba, True, théfe was plenty of mint, but the juleps didn't taste very julepy withelt lee; and even fresh string beans right off the twine bush palled when there was no Hungarian orchestra to alleviate the mosotony of eating At all this the Town Mouse was peeved, and he made thls where I hang out.” Bid the Country Mouse go to it? In a hurry, like stealing more than 4,000 religious books, many bibles. ar) BY HAROLD CART! The « florid, stout and apoplectic, saat gorging bimaelf tn aide the sheriffs house. Five and twenty yards away the convicts waited in thelr stockade for his tn spection. The great boiler, com taining melted turpentine, bubbled and hummed, and from the vistas of pine trees on every side carts " drawn by mulew and driv by trusties, As the sheriff waited outside the house a girl appeared on horseback “ta popper through with bis din ner?” she asked. “No, don’t dix turb him; he hates to be hurried when he's eating You're the sher- iff, aren't yout” “You, madam,” the sheriff an awered, removing his hat. “Oh, won't you please help me,” said the girl, clasping her hands. 1 do so want to see the convicts I've never seen s convict and pop take me along, so I vernor, quens he's having his after-dinner Net earnings of railways of Unit-| ed States during last year | your company! Laok us up sgain tomorrow evening, will you? of an honest man,” cried the girl| impulsively. “I'll go to popper and | just make him intercede for him.” | The man smiled seornfully and eyed the sheriff with cold disdain “Won't you take him up to popper now?” she continued, clasping her hands, “He's always in a good humor when he wakes up fram*his nap. Ob, please do this for me 7 ll do anything you ask me.” The sheriff looked dubtous. He's a desperate character, | * he answered. “Had to be | put in trons once.” { I'm sure he'll give his word of honor to go quietly,” said the giri | with tears tn her eyes. ‘on’t | | you please—please do thid for me?” | The sheriff placed his hand on the prisoner's shoulder: “You're! | sure your pp won't be mad about it, | Miss?" be asked. “Well, Tl risk it" They passed out of the gates together. | | As the trio approached the front | of the house where the horse od tethered the girl looked back and The sheriff turned with a start; Why be bothered with these pesky pests when relief by the use of any one of the following? i Regular $1.00 size—Special tea Flea Driver—makes them leave you for good—per bottle, Persian Insect Powder—Extra full strength—per Ib. . ; Diamond “C” Insect Powder—astrongest on the vnarket, Der 1b 6O¢ Tanglefoot Fly Paper ............. ..5 Double Sheets for 54 Setbert's Polson Fly Paper 3 ‘ackages for 5g cade <i .. ggg YEERE SASESes sceersy swaee_ Turkey Duste Regular 25¢ Dusters, each ., Regular 35c Dusters, each Regular 50c Dusters, each ... Regular $1.26 Carriage Dusters, for lees than usual today and tomorrow, The Quaker Drug Company 4 Two Stores. ——406 PIKE ST. 1013-15 FIRST AV, began the galloping steed, bearing a girl and the sheriff. - * * an ambulance. And once in the city he wore down the ball bear . ri i > er, confound ane é e i bear nap, and he'll be furious if you! everyone turned, even the fat a man who turned back to laugh Daughter, fi So the time had come to “hit.” Tt could no longer “pos- tage 3 We sevienl Sabine rubberta sa the 48etory butches, leche him. Won't you please let |crnor, standing at the door ol the {neolentiy--then nothing but en \® bechelor,” the peel” ” f, « made him y. And tm @ rathekeller t the convicts 7. echo among the distant pinea, tered. 4 >] { the president called for him he " me inspec , ee ee rethe, Sttel GOON thay egenteed up Onnes G28 Sorte ai titteae nee Lat ee Onis rentet We aS | —————— cms orn toe “hammer until — re ie : . Well, how does it stack up?” asked Dia host, picking his tm sondage ws ay ‘nae of DE UXE! sag | - boas PA SO ee cisors with a swan quill which the garcon handed him wrapped in |the log stockade, into the court, Im setters | h Regi | Patent At ‘ The subsequent and consequent “hitting” reminds one of} .F med W8x paper > : eet tna oy a as egis ers a . ‘ Do you own these magnificent surroundings?” inquired the mb. } . ASON, WENWICK & blind-man's-buff or tiddle-de-winks Country i oan i FROM e400 UF | senese oettabilened. 14m The attack was gentle, persuasive, coaxing—a very molly~ + no!” replied the Town Mouse. “You make me 10 ARCADE, Optical | Both Puones!” Main 140, tod. tae | *4v!o* ee ie ae a — Co., inc. i ma, coddle assault. Rumors of resignation were put afloat from Washington through friendly correspondents ; stories of the great fees to be ious ways gained in private practice seeped out; in many and dev Grosscup was given to understand that if he would consent to resign from the bench it could be done quietly (softly), and ina way not to impair the dignity of the judge nor the fabled sanctity of the court. = * * Well if the return ticket was still pinned to the Inside of his wammus. | I own mine,” chirped the Country Mouse, feeling to see “STAR DUST BY JOSH A Word From Josh Wise. members that did not go. Kentucky bello ways rich giris Once more the threadbare effort was made to prove to the TW eldfashioneg| Ake tho most frugal wives. Of hae caussg | CoUTM® They have more to be tro people that their courts are all right by denying error in their judges. And that is the thing, more than any other, that has spawned the popular distrust of courts and of the brand of justice dispensed therein. mers more gal with loss th’n th’ drought | if grasshoppers. | inanimate Company. | 1 love to bathe in the sea, With Ite billows wild and free. I love to find Bargains in the Final Sale of the McCarthy Stock? No reason why you should not profit largely. Every articte in store—there are no exceptions hm Can the ouster of an undesirable judge undermine a court's sanctity? Certainly not; no more than the retirement of an obsolete battleship im favor of a Dreadnaught cam breed dis- trust of a navy. ia reduced one-fourth. Of every dollar's worth of goods you purchase here, a quarter of its worth saving to you. If you care a cent for your own pocket-book, you will not miss this opportunity some extra dollars in the special savings on the goods you need. We have got to sell out, and must go. A melon rind - | Come bobbing along by me. i‘ Mental Reservations. | dally plunge (n the waves ‘Do you expect people to believe! ty a thing my system r all you tell them in a campaign?” I Whe to atc |which white prisoners and black | ot 4 Po = “No.” answered Senator Sor latood Matleasly, serving their sen) But soft hitting did not “force the opponent to quit Tt} ghum, “and, on the other hand, they | and soc mtorr tenees in company with several Sacaiaeaiian ioscan nntidansnstinnsishccaaigoe j P “vetize,” i P at }mustn’t expect me to tell them all I mangy cura and a litter of pigs, as . permitted hint to “retire,” and he will take his own time about eee cain a eon st la moraing dip tm the brine, pee ST ay one bay eg 9 raga | oti All r " enc the sort of thing for mine - Notions All Corticelli Silk, 100 squawking before the newcomers. In the four towers at either corner uards sat immovable with loaded | i And to “hit” a little himself meantime. In * * . Quack, Quack, “Iam looking for an ear doc The empty tins And orange skins, | yard spools, all shades, be- ing closed out at 1-4 Off. pa 1.4 Off 1-4 Off Verily, the president has further reason than ever before to | tor | Aw bathing eollcngnee, are fine. rifles. | i seve his ring ii ine: “Well, Tam a near doctor. What ~Bansas City Journal. Are these all?” asked the girl,/) Everything in this depart | 2 believe his raging, enunomy doctrine: . jean - do for you?’—Nashvile| ——— —— scanning the sullen groups with Bis of pride eng included oe Don’t be without a he "The one unforgivable offense in amy man is to hit soft. American eager, interested, and, it appeared, |B eral reduction, but we mention minute longer when you cam i } : He himself has proved it. . half frightened eyes. % especially some extra values that chase one of the best here’ 3 4 ee as Always Do. Let 0 “Where's Jim Durgant’ asked |§ you will appreciate. @ saving of one-fourth— if The Hlar-killer once went out ur |the sheriff curtly of an old colored | i3¢ Rush Shopping Baskets, at .. Ste Hammocks, at $1.49 Hammocks, at $1.98 Hammocks, at $2.79 Hammocks, at trusty “He's in dar, Fish Mare for to slay. He slew a few of the leaser crew man Modern Credit Plan sheriff,” the 19¢ Rush Shopping Baskets, The Vancouver World has recently become a client of the United Sundries ern Canada has ever produced, speaks volumes for them and earns alii A tes dni eae Gin Weed Cnetuered. thet. ite eantemparazy, But the biggest ones got away | answered appt beers ise ‘ ie Seetiins uibiads anan te. eenan om bane. lates, was. qneuiing on east Washington Herald. ive the | ~Who is Jim Durgan?” the girl Base Rush Shopping Baskets, at 64 Hammocks, at ... 449 - . an \- wee © teeee coove - eopy of the World each day and stealing dispatches therefrom. The Ambiguous. } Clothing Problem | "Tle's what we call a ‘iter’ |B 256 lose Sapporiara, a , World thereupon invented in its office a dispateh purporting to tell Miss Chellus—Did he like the Miss,” the sheriff responded. “Sent © Dress Shields, at . ef an earthquake tm whieh hundreds of people wero killed. This | ets we sang? f Yi up for murder five months ago. | 360 Hose Supporters, at ich appeared Gh thé fired page of pt ow i day last week, | .Mm® Byrd—t can't Wecide trom! or tou bite never was much good—drunk: | ae N dispa ° , what he said . % Tiard and all that, though a fine An hour tater the Provtase was on the street with the same dispatch ,ifisg Cheltus—On, T mppone you|| —open an account é | worker when he chose. Got into a Colgate’s, Hudnut’s, Rick- _—_ t fewrittes. The next day the World apologized to its readers for | think he liked your vatce best ‘ ‘ 4 a fight with another tough character 7 closed deceiving them and explained the reason tor the deception. Since then |, Miss Byrd—Well, really I don't pay a little down ang mt Mine gist, both drew, and f | S¢¢ker’s, Pinaud’s and Na- ont of 1-4 5 fhe Province has relied apon Its own news service. tt has learned its | Say’ cane oll. but than ee wate a little at a time fe an fired first Many thought poleon Toilet tions os © lesson well and all Vancouver is stiiNaughing at it better still —Philadeiphia Press anything select fh “8 fae’ ties eo him up on Are All on Sale at 1-4 Off. t eee - from our down-td§ |} account his reputation. The RYE 4 Raed } Mayor Miller will do well to inquire into the conditions surrounding fe By the Old Gate. date Apparel . girl was of quite a superior class ° 2%3¢ Hand Mirrors, at ,. 18¢ aw the franchise granted by the counc!l to the National District Tole |_| When the old farmer asked you ‘ nh pei TGF Tiwent to the governor and begged | Art Linens All = ae tn S7¢ 1-4 Off ' graph Co., permittiag that company to install and operate a fire alazm 0m a ee — ; * Rats Men, Women anth }him to intercede with a yr _ = riled = 67¢ _ | ‘ , om tell him you were playing with : [hboard; when that fatled, hired thugs So Hs ea, a j 4 system. Before attaching his signature thereto, the mayor should in- {two farm hand narked the Children ; to break into the jail and reséue 1-4 Off > Hair Brushes, at Etchings. Water Color Facsigl . gist upon being shown that the system will do ite work, and in addi | frst boarder from the city Prices Right N him. That's him —_—_— | 49¢ Hair Brushes, at les, Ot) Paintings, Carbons, ii cheuld make inquiry an.ta, why the city should be given in ew |.’ 1 was,” laughed thell otra charge for cr adit A tall, lean, sun-burned’ man Doilles nterpleces, ‘Table | 69¢ Hatr Brushes, at ies, Landscapes y : Hees for the franchise only 2 por cont of the gross income, when | ond Doerder from the city ’ ep oa edit Fi came slowly out of the inclosure | ff Covers, Lunch Cloths of the finest | 8% Hair Brust: | Mountain Scenery, Ads: offers of tienee th 7 ; "What were you~ playing?|| accommodation and looked around inquiringly, |f (ality, hemstitehed, drawn and | 88¢ Hair Brushes, at | Comics, Religious, Sent ra of many times that amount are made to other cities for like Cards? The was some dignity in his embroidered. | O8e Hair Brushes, at Tle all go at one-fourth less franchises No; sunt playing Cupid's came poise; he seemed different from the | 5 = a Brushes, at os, at x, : EE ea of hands ou see, these farm ors cha eget convicts around him 9 Hair Bros at 5 ‘The Star tells today how the county commissioners and County | #848 belonged to the pretty daugh Ob, I know he has the makings ; / Me " a Auditor Agnew leased the county's property, on Third av. between ter of the old farmer.” | i et Dotlies, | at tt 3 ird 4 pet weal setts F Y8c Dolliow, » | James and Jefferson, to tormer County Anditor George F. Lamping, Womanlike. Eastern | itmmaamanecysingeeniorpmgaaaaeaney |) PRB omy ee Coats’ and Clark's Spool ” i im whore office Mr. Agnew had been chief deputy. In view. of what | Ostend—The paper says the wom- | mae? pocTORS $2.69 Cloths, at | | Cottons, 6-cord 200-yard He we already know of these gentlemen up on Profanity Hill there fe |®% Club went out on a yachting Outfittin $3.69 Cloths, at } J - ayer at. sothing in this transaction that will strike us as remarkable, Asm |Oiet dose “ait cere —all told g Moore and Rowley $3.98 Lunch Cloths, at spools, are being sold here ° nit hat does “all told” mean, pop? 79 Lameh Clo ~4 Off. matter of fact, Just at this moment we can imagine nothing that Pa-—-Oh, I ¢ it moans the all C HH oe : ohotme at 1-4 " } . srt | these men might do that would surprise us. told everything they knew about the| ompany Mechano-Therap ‘ ns, at .. $3. f sone - ie ‘ : reso asenensaasasaatessatsaeaseaaaaegegigaaneastt Ine. i New Westminster, B. C., Isto be congratulated upom the success of Th is C o q e Drugless her lacrosse team, Traveling neroas a continent t do battic tor | SNOCSMOXfords f|| 1352-34 , 209 | i Drugless Cure M | the championship of the world, the 12 men from the Pacific slope | # In tan and black. Look at the i Second Av. Union St. i eceiver went into the fray determined to bring the laurels home. That quality and compare the prices. # “Seattio’s Reliable ¢ S2-and 288 Ares 9 | \ ie 2and 233 Arcade Annex ; they will do so, after defeating the strongest lacrosse players Kast FREOLUND, HORNBERG & ff House.” my ; EDLUND, HORNBER( tnd. does enti or the McCar Goods C 'y oods LO. Sissies AS listisciitisrirs tities ise A poet Seearerseerssseseses tests tetsatet setae ttes tas |