The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 14, 1908, Page 4

° 4 THE STAR—FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1908.° a * THE SEATTLE STAR | master. But Long always votes in the list beginning with Ald ST R DUST . sii [rich and ending with a man named Wetmore A 2 BY STAR PUBLISHING C@ 1307.1909 Seventh Ave. You have a chance now to elect a free man to the senate EVERY AFTE ON EXCEPT SUNDI | We have a little group of senators working away from Aldrich ~ PHONES = {080 |! _ hipyggrhe question before the American pe vale, the quer BY JOSH ‘ } tion before ¥ou Kansas people, is not a party question, It is a . ——« exchanges, and connect with all de Gra BO question whether you will have a goverment for and: by the A Word Fram Josh Wiss. [Thom red ferns iv the local con Partments—ask for department or name of person you want, people or whether you will have a government of the people by | stables @hiskers BUILDING BOOM iN THIS PART eOF TOWN, DALLAMD STAR AGENCY 2 10s Dallara av. Gawedt, Ballard 000 the special service corporations,” RVERETT STAR AGENOV—Horrett Iron, 8106 Mocketetler Ay rest Senator LaFollette makes no mention of our ow enators “Graft je the mit P, “yer or twenty-five cents per De \nkeny and Piles, Can it be that they are not the real thing gain the man that has been my cus ivered "by mali The Sketch See er a ee aliee, Wee mAcclane matter The political tryout, as practiced by the Swedish Republican elyb, puts in his pock is Legge ~ in moat trying for candidates and arusing for the club, Imagine the The Occasional Visit an seareae label at pape ’ hat ae “ foglings ‘of the candidate who knows that he ast win or lose. the et while he apel Here comer brother with hin tads, trtels They are sturdy little lads ogizes to his con Full of play i Now are they And they surely stir things some | Well, we're «lad to endorsement of the club as the resultof a five-minute apeech, In bis consternation he is apt to perform a stint which would take well on the vaudeville stage, If not fitting to the serious digni® of polities science,” The Nagios soared yeaterday and, tentoone, they are hore today | Rut the people of Seattle are gratified *For onee in the htatory of Inte uncle's desk they pry Set bis papers all awry j the efty, a parade haw’ excee expectations, For variegated colar i ae am Origin of a Social Institution Round they dish GRAFT 1S THE ISSUE Jand formation,” it certainly od any similar event held | and | Siueainn Grtnee bed feat Greco kaderamce, the Kagles have no ciuse to be sore, excepting the hardness of Seat | ered Friday Follows every move they make ieicicetietilllonieal |tlo's ‘pavements “I will now have a week ond Many are the things they break } party,” he dnnounced. Tepe Pe Pat LR ee CEES I, wiptpiecthlooctioeh On, BEG PARDON FOR PRESUM/N n of graft fr y affairs is the issie as County Commintoner Beckingham fa “prond of his record,” and Thus he hegan his social life. ary Mo aria regener t hag 4 i nig }County Commlssioner Rutherford in deeply hurt that the winpicton of Wrens: Cinselfication Mt INTRODUCTION I! SORRY TO HAVE which has stirred the basiness community | grat should be directed toward the county board, according to thelr Green—"This. paper says Uppsgn We admit OUTRAGED YOUR DELICATE SENSE OF interest in the selection of s for own declarations. It is characteriatte of pride that it usually resta an, |!* auite a social Hon Doesn't fil ow arts with woe PROPRIETY — NOP fi! a wight basin and the average politician fs “pained” only when found Mra. Green And hie wife saye When it's time rm to gO. 3 at cone wree Jo and | sidto JO ABDRES3 YOU WITHOUT A FORMAL ms Mr ain te he in a perfect bear at hom Washington Herald ~ Gra " the rv y ring. |°" i icial See Candid. | COMPARING NOTES. It ry nty . Lawson's nly te tke religton. It must be accepted with. Doctor—Are you still smoking? | | } It is dealt o political | reservation and followed to the limit In order to prove a cure Pationt-- Yer xa Bo you sre a bill colle , | jo wf political. works in “extras” allowed by the county | the tls which assail ua But, unfortunately, it has not the author PR one vo a ces gl Sigs woe ; a 11 ‘ sheriff for the or the years of demonstration back of it that religion ba in that? Oh, I'm a plano tur That ts ~ | Pationt-—That's what I'm paylog | my tening | cove ho it Lady (who has jdf}t paid! . An co 1X * 3 sf Made out fn en fo jthe mir m fare): Why | . see | Cabmar 1 nine if ‘e sees wot) low F Little Rime amma wis won carrying for @ sbilling faa , « a a fit dete are a ‘ “ fairs, the evidence abundant oppor ‘ t 4 ; arent? ased) ae capmpeyhoteree yer GOL FANCY $/<aace lew #8 THE TAFT PARADOX | — = tae ‘ is | Seee Little Bimer—“Oh, she didn’t say WHO! to put an to ! wh x tt * | it just that way, but f heard her tell By Fred Schaefer. j LESALE a fie papa yeu were & quack . j allowance paid the sheriff for feed | | DOWN-TOWN STORE use ¥ f ty jail; it is they who let count n allow-| Figures won't llo—unless they are |land, $62,200,000/00; Friace, $42, Quick Relief. | 1013-1015 FIRST AVENUE IND. 2915 ~~"aiw agg " ree . rnmient, | mantpalated. $00,060,000 Given, a chunk of b UP-TOWN STORE we ee ren tant rst ei dee cee Given, a lemon, ques FREE TO ALL The directian of « ¢ | .Value of fish sold in Uuited States) Two boys at Bushkill, Pa, caught| S°m¢ sugar and A siphon mice, » vneemd And who then lwn't pleased? Phe power of t legal limits, | in a year was $25,547,075 & huge turtle with the initials “A “-* V. W.” and "1780" carved M on i "7 T R LES hg but the t board has « gal limita-| +. 046 are other things In life be Adéing their own initials Another advantage of the round tions, It >| aides money, but It takes money to Hate 1908, the boys let the tur. | trip Ueket ts th yu can't very W: 7 tle go. wall spend the r coupon, with give work t get them ‘. out thinking. while you are show ‘ae ee Until midnight Saturday these cut rate items, and several oth! ers, are offered for your profit taking. Orop into either Store while you are down town—our Rest Rooms are maintaings your convenience a soved streets ing what « good fellow you are has improved stree “Honer thy father ahd thy moth-| Witmer Dame, an actor jong upon On Ww thy God tt playing days in “Camille” ts ser der on Sundays at § * P. EB. chureh « ing the ab ion to the county ring has centered | Farmer's Wife (to motortat whose a a ee machine has struck @ fence and rector wer TO thrown him 40 feet into the ya gham and Rutherford, | Did you have an accident? Motoriat (plekihe bimacif wp) « you, bo; that's the way | al has done other thin that thy daye may be ich the ba Ex. ex: t2 vy Si | mo In Ambush: achine! Biop the But, air “1 think I saw Better lemm has used its pow wr of the interests of the Peet's Mechanics’ Soap; ree Dr. Davis’ Anti-Headache cakes, der—One half-hour’ special healer ‘ Extra Special-—Ask for sample §jtver Polish— Thurs cake above soap. - Free |" *" lv box, ot Barkeeper’s Frie Frog-in-Your-Throat—Per 6 eee pete Pot meat c glans and metal pob taxpayers whom the | So it is that the oppe its support. up two candidates for county commiss a) defeat two of the ring candidates, Beck M, J. Carrigaw and George W 1 are the men who have been selected to defeat the pre inty commissioners. They ator inhing il “** | fi Corn Bunion Plas 8 ; i t » bot . . Threein-One Oil—Cleang are bothanen of known honesty 3 egrity. They have both) garam Gchaeger, Kilaabeth, Pa Of yore when Tam was 21 te hell's,” ap’ c polishes varnished am pledged themselves to eliminat« I istration | made a vow ts 1866 that, if James} He was tall, raw-boned and crude 9 Rat Bie-Kit—Ready for use; no eled surfs size, 4 th uunty t fluchanan sbould be elected pyest He could*jump and wrestle, fight danger in handling; reg. 15¢ special of the cor government, whethe yme ‘i vr part. with hi A an , nize; spectal : iy dent, he would never part.with his Do you go a month without dinner, then roth PRR AE cs. me; speue C | Pepsoide—nest for to be considered legitimate thr fal mustach. He kept his word. 9° And spose Nhe: these. pursusé at and stomach troubles : se 6 feast? a bi hams in size Laxative Bromo-Quinine — For fan; bhe con crim nature Pensively the soubre great Julius Cae coughs, colds and la gril s = be: Every day without a Victor is a loss you can kage for which | Bixby's Jet-Oli—Best for ml Same size These men are pledged to do away with the er am the provin i : ‘ aorta ure never make good. And he was fond of mother's ples. always pay 2h¢ kid and box calf polish ing prisoners, which has enriched the county rin oa a ot heer owh roo! / ( . - and les at perio And for more of them would special ’ 1 Cc ing; 25¢ bottles for : pd eine i “ we ome today and learn about our easy-pay- mad ube ‘ 7 ite, they are pledged to do away with th rait of le How said it is,” she mur ; . cam Orangeine—Safe and gane pain iv-r-cids—-For consti r « cts with qi , eT intr me to dye so far from bor Cut -ment plan And with his brawn quite shy of fat allayer; 2 12 biliousness; 25¢ 1p have contracts without bids; they - k to introdt system in| seo Tribune | r y So box c size Pare their ount cS8 e¢ © the business system followed b “** es to tne county business equal t hn usine ystem followed by pri A i stag pare are Payments as low as $1.00 do * to facts Lieut vate concerns; they are pledge p th Pp of coun | oat Wi | $1.00 per week. yahoo “Willie — > ora a cere ———— Mi ty payrolls to reward political henchmen of county officials Ma: What's the matter sow? | . choo-choo cars when Unio young mt RE pe WI y ke ek ma: Here he is, 11 years old, and The concentration of the strength of the opposition on two|. F He didn't know beans, tee-hee! he can’t throw an outeurve yet—| i - candidates for county commissioner gives the taxpayers the op- | Newark News | Sherman,Clay &Co but oluted and been stung Farmer portunity to elimin graft from county affairs, if they will fol Aig Jow the lead and support the tayo candidates mentioned, regard- | pown , f | : sidential bee; < 4 ” I'm & gotn't to drive to} 1408 Second Ave e . He's a st yan, and has won suc Dp day next week, Marthy ’ ; : é < : As a diplomat, forsooth— ‘ mallet x o candidates the fic tia Wi You can't, Hiram. : le of per ynal friendship for other candidates in the field = “vast lookin’ over the skedool 7 Hh ph Sy ot i ge : United effort cannot fait to defeat both Beckingham and Ruth of auto races, an‘ there ain't an opes " + For a one-time callow youth etford under present conditions: Division in the ranks alone! date for hoss drivin’ ng roads ~ iy sown sinc Be * lfor the next 10 days.—Puck i all the chill, Re can prevent the elimination of graft a ee, 8 | ; Me) Aud this most polished of all men, | ee Oat Cake: Quarter pound coarse mu They call plain Bill, not “Willie.” loatmeal, quarter pound four, dash iit ONLY FIVE REAL SENATORS? _ ot sugar, « ttle salt, quarter pot é FINAL |iard or dripping, & good teaspoonful | Mix all to a light Oe tape lof baking powder dough with milk; roll out thin, and Schator LaFollette has had a he bake on tin sheet. Break to any i ? size required Deo not out with knife Yo study the senate of the before or after, Bake @ light He says there are only five real senators; only five men | golden who represent states or people. r chance than most of us United States The zreatest savings to be © | had in Seattle. Look where | i} you will, there are no prices || on good merchandise cut low” Manners often make fortunes! ae ' $ } t e “* He went out to Kansas to lecture, and, speaking of Senator Long, just turned down by the pe Mme. Melba will be heard in an cities this winter | Wealth of the United States ts rank and 4116,000,000,000; England and | of Ka $ at the primary jarger Amer election, he said “That man (Senator L represent the king of the Cannibal islands. He shouldn't be called a re egy {| enough to compare with this, 7#* ! t He} 1 ve can sel you Beautiful Q tien see or. He ts a senator of the special interests. Pye. Lote Bungalows TOMORROW WILL USHER IN OUR FINAL CLEAN-UP SALE OF ALL OUR Bil and you are not compelled to { — ting him alwa ti h of Standard Oil Payments just like rent . SUMMER MERCHANDISE. WE DO NOT STOP TO CONSIDER THEIR WORTH, BUT WILL GO AHEAD WITH THE ONE DETERMINATION — “A CLEAR STOCK.” WE NEED THE ROOM, YOU NEED THE GOODS, ESPE- CIALLY AT THE PRICES NOW OFFERED. YOU HAVE PRACTICALLY TWO MONTHS YET TO WEAR SUMMER MERCHANDISE, SO YOU HAD BET- TER TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR SEASONABLE OFFERINGS. ALL THIS SEASON'S PATTERNS AND MOST WANTED STYLES IN MEN’S SUITS GROUPED FOR A “QUICK RIDDANCE” AT— $18.00, $20.00 $18.00, $20.0 $22.50, $25.00 $22.50, $25.06 e T. P. FAY CO., INC., There are five real senators in the senate. Nebraska's men are Mehihorn Bidg. not controlled, Borah of Idaho is not owned, Bourne is his own The “Bradbury System” Label In Your New Fall Suit Spells “SATISFACTION” | choose only from a few ise | lated specials. You have the” | freedom of the store. Take | anything: you like. The 13” 1 off applies to anything and everything in the store. 1-3 OF | ee eee | 56 | wear | Store opens tomorrow at9 PRs \ d $175 Cluett Fan | a. m. and closes at 10 p. m. t Straw and Panama Hats at | Ca ee ° J . ei R | Less Than Half Price fe 6s ay Dy co Fire-Proof Storage FOR FURNITURE, PIANOS, TRUNKS, ETC, Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc 1332-34 Second 209. Union Bet. Sectnd Bet Second an and QE BEMING Meving and Starcem® A St Third Third u ‘ Corner Third Ave. @ Washington litres x e ¥, , aia “te aa Aves, DOWNING, HOPKINS & RYER, Ine @ BROKERS situa Stocks, Bond@p Gra Private We as-208 Alaake or on Margie ° - - Both Lpongpare Orders Bxecuted for Inyostment