The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 18, 1908, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR STAR PUBLISHING CO. “1307-1309 Beventh a EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY, &® PHONES are exchanges, and connect with all de ° PS soa for department or name of person You want. ° + BALLARD STAR AGENCY — 6409 Haliard ay, Sunset, Rallard # Main 1080, IND, 441, 2104 Rockefeller Av. Munset 1008 EVERETT STAR AGENCY—tereett ents por week, oF twenty-five cents per month. De- Re free eopies One cont per copy ered by mall or on emnered At the Postoffioe at Seattle, Washington, ae seoomA-clase matter, suRACRINERS @ dete when Jour wubsoriplion explfes Ie om he ne i aber yes We het A chan ” each pal When that date Gor aguln bonis pork te etratce c ‘name le taken from @ Gate on the address label is & receipt your com of The Mtar fall te reach flow, On BK TO SURSORIMERS. jock any evening, pl tn 1080) Ind. 44h, Between 6 a It you should mise It more thaw ence, pli of giving Our Humsertnere & perfect service -Ahould a a be of He STAR’S ATTITUDE TOWARD CANDIDATES f£ = Objecting to the attitude of The Star in indorsing two of Phe candidates for county commissioner for the concentrated Support of the taxpayers of the county, one of the other candi- ss Gates has written a letter of protest. In giving its support to M, J. Albin, The Star has been guided largely by the sentiment of Carrigan and George W. the business community, as evidenced in a largely signed peti fion asking Mr. Carrigan to enter the race, and many expres SS fions in favor of Mr. Albin from those whose opinion and sup rt have most weight { Doubtless others of the candidates are well qualified for the office they rt. The Star would gladly indorse their candidacies if it could do so and worthy of are seeking, supp without jeopardizing the success of the movement to defeat the graft ring which is sq payers. There is nothing personal in The Star's indorsement of Carrigan and Albin Candidates in the race. andering the w rg mney of King county tax There is no reflection meant on the other Concentration on one candidate from tach of the two districts is absolutely necessary in order to de feat the present county commissioners, and The Star has in Borsed those two who, in public opinion, as we find it, com bine honesty and ability with the best chance to win. The success of the movement to defeat the graft ring can dates, Mot be jeopardized by personal considerations, The cane as well as every one unselfish and work for the common end The graft ring is strongly intrenched. Organization all those who have been the r pect favors in the future. It has used the county road and bridge fund for the benefit of its political friends, with the pur- pose of its own political intrenchment. It is a great graft ma chine, with all the power of the public funds behind it To defeat The votes of the opposition ought not to be divided else interested in the movement, 1 be It has a complete Tt has behind it an army of county employes and cipients of political favors or ex such a machine concentrated effort is neces sary @mong a multiplicity of candidates, for the votes of the army back of the graft ring will be cast solidly for Beckingham and Rutherford. Candidates who have the success of the anti-graft move ent at heart should give way to those who, in the judgment of the business community, have the best chance to win, and not fdeflect their own personal following from the total of the oppo Bition to graft rule The Star has no desire to force anyone from the field citizen who meets the legal requirements can seek nomination for office under the primary system. We can appeal to them only on the ground of their own patriotism and the community. Were conditions different trol of county affairs; were there no necessity of concentration on single candidates for cach office, The Star would gladly speak kind words for each worthy seeker for a nomination, but a definite condition confronts the taxpayers of King county; the money of the county is being squandered by a reckless and incompetent ring, educated to the idea that politics is the legiti- mate field for graft. The finances of the county must be res cued from their hands, and can be rescued only by concentrated support of those whose candidacy has met with the greatest “ld of the ; were there no graft ring in con- 4 Spontaneous support m 4 i ROUNDS OF APPLAUSE met ae 4 Years ago “the Cherry Sisters” made a temporary “hit" as the Moret actresses who had ever appeared upon the American stage For awhile the public paid real money into the box office to see ‘how badly they could act The sisters labored on enthusiastically Applause, and imagining that they mistaking Stars mhter for were until finally the pub- Me got tired of the joke and quit paying for admission to thelr “enter “tainments.” Somebody in Seattle has dug up the interesting fact that a bad actor in this city, who goes under the nickname of &@ relative of the “Cherry Sisters sort. ‘The discovery throws a flood of light torials on Ankeny which have derision But it sometimes The Colonel” is a first ¢ something of that win, oF upon those ul hen edi- recently excited so much laughter and seems @ pity to kind-hearted people that the writer of them doesn't really understand Governor Hughes of New York is sti!l pressing his fight on race track gambling and b treatment at th hand f the oter in the approaching tion will no doubt be taken as a guide by other Officials in their attitude tow the race track. His reelection as governor of New York practically sound the doom of the racing game in the count while defeat will give it a new lease of life. 4 Iilinots will be watched with Interest to see what will be done i with the race r sin Springfield responsible for the death of five people. The pre of that state ha en strong in its denunciation : of lynchings in the south. Illinois now has the opportunity to dem onstra how those crimes should be ‘punished An eruption of the great geyser ts dt Hi Gill has not b heard from for several wee nas BAFFLED. OBVIOUSLY, why this pie is like a Friend—Hello, Where are you go- All right; I'll bite ing, old top? But he found he couldn't, be tomobillat—For a pin, of it was armor plated STOP THE RENT sell you B Cottages, We can Homes, Payments just lke T. P. FAY CO., Mehihorn Bidg. rent INC. Aenali Vibrator Co, 440 Arcade Annex Any} THE SRATILD STAR—TURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 308. IDEAL ‘MOTHERS ST ACCORDING 0 SMALL BOY---NO. 2 ° BY JOSH An® I A Word From Josh Wing ine. "You bet he wets out of th a w macuin Dealer, Moet uv th’ “open purses”) Him"! won a rule, talk #o have nothin’ In Her ‘Oh, I leas than liste Ever Little Willie to a whole lot of work which I| tor, “ts, have here,” replied the man at the/an operation desk “It just does my heart good, Willie, to see you enjoying your Having the ability to apprectate What's self at ball Instead of sweltering in church and Sunday school. 1 hate to see little boys compelled to «it around all day Sunday wear ing white collars and with their hands folded, when they should be out winning hanors for their team, Now, Willle, if you bat a fly through the church window and make a home run op it, your paw will be glad to pay for it, but if you don't make a home run you'll Good bye & quick come-back, the gentioman ly agent caught ihe next elevator Furtive and down. Passes, as glid Into the nig Hie Contention. | Up from the What kind of poetry do you pre pte fer’ bave to pay for tt yourself. common as some might think | Reader, we hyme ple ch Presence of Mind. There's nothing like presence of mind “Hihwatrate tt Von Whizzer, the speed maniac, offered me a seat in his racing m: A INTIMATE CORRESPONDENCE BY RATH lime Loulsvil! ae | yond. an unfamiliar road, the fal bility of tires and steel and all things made by m what more) are needed for a jolly spin along BAN FRANCISCO, Never having served as the head | Aug. 17 PATHOS plece for a rocket, this desert au jtomobiling bas been a new exper fenee. But tt has broadened my | the Everlasting brink? It te the/ views, I have sympathy now for! reality of all Coney island's paste | the rocket board imitation thrills, You bump There is one difference betw |the oxpertence of the rocket and |the member of the Sage Bush and Cactus Auto club; the former strikes on ite head every time; the latter only onee In so often. real bumps, you skirt real prect- plees, you shoot real chutes and are whirled about like the human marble of & roulette wheel the chances being even that you land/ on red or black-—-life or death, Waik POVERTY - re | mice wil leave. the burro, | '® ® mother giad or sorry when) ~jher daughters remain at home married? It ia the master of the The horse, the desert dry thoughts of the accident polley which was not taken out and the small amount that will be left for| the loved ones at home. No doubt Lippencott pla un “ee thought to came upon & big machine upside | horsepower petrol ear, It can go} Wee down to 10, down beside the road. it had held | without water; It can covep 1 Aaa at ai alk anya tarce| (at bas never —_— a a a ne co ould kilt ¥ do you } with ieee ft = et Imb. tord, creep | the paper away from your bride? Last year the or race, and with a power like a| Ob. because the reward for my|113 cigarettes United Btates. jbers of men ai . reached Japanese national exposition in 000,000, 1912 will be held from April 1 to|ettes last bet t aut w attend o v y Pag ihe ono a "ae ‘in | October 1, so as to include both| the Mojave desert we found our|th@ Cherry blossom and chrysanthe- friend Lippencott scouting up and| "4 Seasons, | down the line of the 217 miles of) aqueduct which he te building from |! @rled my hats and wasbt the dirt Owens valley to Los Angeles in a| Al’ huckleberry off my shirt; high-power machine—thinking-noth. |] let my feet get dusty brown ing of a hundred miles between | Before | came back home to town; icnsh nad dibae ioe |1 waited till my hands had lost That wivvered up Ike look; I tost concentrated raflroad train it can )*77¢* Is advertised—and she's so push its way through and over ob-| 8¢rrous macles scarcely to be believed “~A deni j twor three men. One was under it, dead; another was badly hurt, tying near by, and the third was wandering detitious tn the desert. That's the trouble with accidents in the des ert; tf you have @ spill you have to wait until you are discovered | the girl “Crowding,” |amiling at her | whisper A buzzard soared over the bleak Yes, the high power automobile le niphia Ledger. hilis; a coyote howled diemally, has {ta place—which is not the 4 omelette gl afl yb bo eisienens z nd our chauffeur hiked up the boulevards and crowded streets of 3 . rane DF sgn pont and our cities. For those the Httle| But doa’t you know, my Muvver| Formagatal Is the name applied to remain closed to- gasped and wondered how long we runabout is all right. Hut the high; |. knew : several kinds of mall Italian would have to watt power auto has no more place in| [4 peg in swinmin’; entpata | steesann The kind designated For 2 2 |the Iived-in parts of earth than a| rue maggini di Lecco is a amall cyitndri Of course there are in it the ele- | locomotive has in a children’s park ¢ ZPaltimore Sun. jecal dessert cheese weighing about morrow ur y menté of sport. Jaded nerves that The auto, tke the locomotive, has/| oe two ounces, made in the region of | ’ need strong provecation for a thrill ite piace, and in ite place ia won.) wigs speak much that cannot) Lecco, in Lombardy, It is con-j ‘ ‘ will find it in a jaunt with death derful—an tmplement of power for) "PK well! | |sumed while fresh and sweet and | and Frida in re through the environs of Death val. good In man's creative hand Out Sete at all stages of ripening until it be- y p ley. A @O-horsepower buggy, a driv- of Its place it ia like God's laht-| he Salvation Army has convert. comes y piquant Sometimes . er who bas no family ties and has «| ning in the hands of a drunken boy in 1,000 persons annually for 10 salt, jee ge 3 — yrs es . . i ° RATH. are mixed w is cheese, and oc- + th last i oe Es " ue ccumaiy ai ‘asesier'aeig © aYation for the 2 wr tae ee “In God we trust’ originated with ladded : A HOT WEATI ER HOWL FROM HADES ~~ og great sacrifice to STAR DUST mind to refuse “He won't ask In Belf-Defons 4 innocent bystander” When ta doubt | Out from the dark tarn driving mist, Chillingly sweep; Poetical poetry.” anawered the} ..~" N PE ER BRAD ARE LAP RPDALOTE x BRIE OM Grouch. “It ain't so allfired | “'CHne Hike restions Over the dee have here of magazine Some people call this poetry #ub-| T call it punk MOST ANYTHING PATRIOTISM “Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy God in vain; Lord will sot bold him gui | times, establishing a world's record the smoking age as 26,- each consumed 216 cigar. | echoed the dealer | want it with or without?” “With or without’ what?” asked replied the dealer, Then she gave her order OCCE wy Gam hag, the prowence of r you again” won't-—not until he ¢ hospital and buys 6." Cleveland Plain nder why women much?’ suppose it tires them ning to men's talk,” an Notice it? Bay, pa, what ts Pa An innocent bystander, my - son, is a sort of human target As nearly aa cad be differentiat r tt ed, & Job is whore a man does most] sree ai arte oo. iin pees ee Te ing nd, somebody oles Bets) cic citizen, “there is nothing bet-| WHEN YOU GET THROUGH WASHING, VOU dUSF most of the pay, 98d a position 18/1. than livieg and dying for one's THE BOWL FULL OF BILGE WATER AND yg where A man gots mont of the pay} Or wiry | PLASTERED OVER WITH DIRTY SUD3, Dayip and somebody ele docs most of / Wines the matter with tiving 1, WAN'T TO SAY TO YOU YAY 1 FOR Ofte ’ 19 dal oft one’s country?” queried the of- M7, Atl 14k MAME YOU BELIAVE 17, Too tum Everyday Repartee. flosholéer “IT would like,” said the gentle A Palr of Mottoes. manly agent, “to call your atten ‘My motto.” said th young tion to a little work which I have| physician, “in The sure you're right, h Pe then go ahead’” Well, let me call your attention | And mine,” rejoined the old doc perform Your Verdict? white, jon & shackled fat, ht wild mere startled timid things » DOWN-TOWN STORE 1013-1015 FIRST AVENUE UP-TOWN STORE | PIKE ST. o WESTLAKE AVE, — 60 ENTRANCES me PORT-OF FICE SUB-STATION SIT AT THE UPTOWN STORE unk TIPS TO TRAVELER The Bi-Mouthly Leather Sale is in full swing, behooves you to take full advantage of this exeep' ting. Wednesday and Thursday everything of leather Wi comfort and convenience to travel will be on sale at a— duction of TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. Among other articles the following will be yomtnent HAND GRIPS, SUIT CASES, SAMPLE CASES, SETS, TRAVELERS’ CASES, COMBINATION HA The following bargains are listed merely as xan great money saving possible if you purchase at The Quaker Wednesday and Thursday WHISK BROOMS—In TRAVELERS CASES — Tele cases. 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Hylton lar price, full 25 per cent. r started tn like this - Oh, good old days | San Francisco, pushed # 60-pound |& ‘The other day my wife and l\and even the _Laat winter, when | dumb-bell, with one band, from were out for a little ran, when we have had to give way to thw The temperature shoulder to full arm's length, 4 be besten | j ere were 55,402,336,-| consumed in the} Counting the num nd boys that bave| large enough for Do you 2 Is now in sight. The ~ McCarthy store will ‘ance. the public. Watch for full particulars to be given in the Sale Announcement SS) es } | \ SKILL | . | H Friday g BY W. R. C. LATSON, M, D. a evenin . | By ga of #kill 1 om baseball, tennis, golf, bowling and |i } #0 on. Now what is the secret of success in such game it is 1 not strength alone—that is plain, It is not practice alone; because | we all know that, while practice is important, the player who works |] dest to learn the game Is often beaten by the careless, in- {ff erent fellow who will not consent to train. I have seen this a » both while I was interested in college athletics and | ; ability to let the muse 0 low the right time and to te the (i muscles at the right time, By “tn i mean a fraction of a second. | CMC ARO. 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