The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 19, 1908, Page 4

4 THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, AUGUST ty, 1908. _ THE SEATTLE STAR [DEAL MOTHERS STAR DUST | __ WILle, THE wonnenruL EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY. ACCORDING TO SMALL BOY---NO.3 BY JOSH PHONES ks ann eee A Word From Josh Wi Quietude can now reign suprome.” Hut what's the meaning of all this cheering and cannonadiog’ We are celebrating our vic tory.”"~-Washington Star These are exchanges, and connect with all de partments—aek for department or name of person you want. BALLARD STAR AGENCY — (409 Ballard ay Sw Hallas 206 VERETT STAR AGENCY—Herrett Bros, 2106 Rockefeller Av, Sunwot 10 “When all ‘o mye acey 2 — = “ Hie used to ery for the moon One cont per AK cents per week, or twenty-five celts per month, Dex ie Hivered by mail or Har, No tree coples. e timber’s de Some twelve months after birth; | Hut wince he has grown to man's — Gaaltia, Weshington, as eeconA Fase matter istreyed) we kth a We find him the bead of a syndi-! fail back on our cate And now he wants the earth. Postottios To Mal the address ry fam'ly trees.” The Original Kickers, Farmer Foddershucks This | here long apell er dry weather's | jeat nacher'ly burnin’ th’ corn all! Always a Drawback, up Life is cheap in Afghanistan.” | Reuben Huskh Paper says “But the roads there are too | it'll rain ike tarnation termorrer k evening, please ind. til, Between @ and 120 e@oloak, and we w you should mise H more thaw ono, please (eloph« be certain of givtng our suesortbers & perfect service— & copy At ones Hime you oles ln way ‘the only VANDERVEER DESERVES SUPPORT rough for motoring."--Kansas City | Parmer Fodders Yoni | Journal An’ rot all my portaters! a nd Leader Not at Ali Shy. - “And does your dolly ery ‘mam Queer Proceedings. , blic osecutor sho true appreciation of the When a public prosect 1OWS © apy | ma’ when she te squeezed?” asked| were ali the world « atage, tt} big ne r wouldn't last a day No, indeed.” responded little should folks life's battles wage | Beasie “My dolly ta not so slow| ike people in a play an that, Why, she has been to the The hero, foolish ehap, who doth seashore three seasons the girl adore, ike right into a trap a kitten would ignore. Muties of his office by personally striving to correct abuses of Jaw from which the public is suffering, he deserves support and promotion at the hands of the people That is why The Star is favoring the candidacy of George ¥. Vanderveer for the republican nomination for prosecuting | if | Were a Spetibin &ttorney | 7 2 a “ The girl, though comrades warn, King county has long been in need of an active prosecutor, “See, sonny, what 1 brought you from town today. A nice, new accepts the villian bed One who is not content to sit in his office and wait for com pair of long trousers, with suspenders. I've come to the conclusion | And believes a trumpedup yarn that wouldn't fool a tad The world would go to smash fn/ | _ forty winks, I say, Were folks in life as rash as peo-| ple tn a play. » that | can't keep you a baby by making you wear short s-police or sheriff's offic pants; ans e police or sherill THe] besides, I'm tired of hearing the neighbors poking fun at your long lene. Jump into them now aad be itke other boys.” weg of crime and evidence from t before instituting prosecutions That is the kind of prosecutors we have had in the past, 7 = © ae and, as a result, the prosecution of crime in King county has GOWNS OF T th been confined to the punishment of the crimes of petty police triminals, with an occasional murderet or embezzier, whose The father kicks his son into the drifting snow Some rogue desires it done, and so the boy must go. Oh, take it for a fact, the deuce WHOLESALE DRU trime was of a magnitude that would not permit of it being DOWN-TOWN STORE overlooked would be to pay 1013-108 ‘ 1015 FIRST AVENUE The big criminals, the men who have fleeced the people of ‘asain to act like} UP-TOWN STORE Louisville Courier-Journal, | PIKE ST. °WESTLAKE AVE. Thousands in wildcat mining operations and other swindling — we enrmances — Perplexed in the Extreme. rat meen me: We | Othello had just smothered Dew | domona. LEATHER LEADER! tchemes; the men who have organized and engineered trusts] in the necessities of life, and who have trampled on public | I'd can the anecdotes. tights and public welfare in various ways, have done so with} That's what, They’ : “ yre rank and "hb ei fy impunity, until Mr. Vanderveer, a deputy prosecutor and in no stale yer ie hg lm snag 4, i Until 11 P.M. Thursday, all articles of leather i. ; 5 Td etick ithe’'wad closes to brass] she slept perfectly in @ 6x9/9 cial requirements of the Traveling Public will be sold a , way respoasible for the conduct of the office, became active in tosten FaS® |top floor Inside room in a summer | ft of 25 PER CENT. There are a great many—these will Sevees get | hotel.” . ese ’ the work of correcting public abuses. And sot make prohistort cracks ue ie tae sais amine It remained for Mr. Vanderveer to break the traditions To andlor tm napa g accident.-New York Sun. SAMPLE CASES—Tan can- roomy a _ of the prosecuting attorney's office by gotng out and gathering! us os vas lined, heavy straps, re- values, less a Pp & ) ¥Y going g Hard te Beniat One objection some people have tntevond corners, Migie took fourth, makes ...) evidence against such offenders and starting prosecutions. The }to getting back to nature fs that , : “At Inet,” sald the anti-noise ad-| nature is so poorly equipped with Take this regular $6.00 case, TRAVELERS’ conviction of the president of the Sea Milk combine is fresh Yooate, “we have triumphed! prmory Rl in. Gg today or tomeor- 50 — 9 con! in the minds of the people. It was Mr. Vanderveer who obtain == ae sas _ nee row covet . pores tooth ed the first conviction under the gambling felony act of 1907, . TRAVELERS’ CASES—Regu- comb, manicure lar 98.25 Henckle Seal Case, | manicure knives ame) with strop; two high-grade Sears et ee plate mirror. ‘Thi rarors, celluloid shaving very compact and stick case and fine badger x case and | larly at $10.00, brush, with holder Take this one at $6.1 9 | big leather sale it's yours for ... WE CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO OUR REG. $6.00 SUIT This one we buy ia n and sell at 36.00 ar a iead Net mach profit im it, bat we i it to please, This case we included in the sale at 25 and the first conviction for manslanghter for death resulting from automobile speeding. Mr. Vanderveer has not been con-| FICTION MOST ANYTHING FOLLY FAME tent to sit in his office and follow the precedents set by others. | He has gone out and made precedents, acd, in doing so, has} proved himself to be an able, fearless and active prosecutor | That is the kind of man the people want for prosecuting at torncy of King county. Conditions demand action, and the | people demand a man of action. Public welfare and public rights have been too seldom considered by the prosecuting at Sore meres me “Pa, did you have to ask ma more an once to get her to promise to be yours? “Yes. I think I asked her four utilities should bring the company to time and prevent it from holding up the people who are forced to move their houses for an expense which the franchise provision imposes on the company torney’s office. The rich criminal who does not use skeleton |} “Know thy opportenity." ae st Tiere cent off. Full Suit ¢ } ® fom Laach, center! keys and a bludgeon has been too immune from prosecuti m, | Membership of the Knights of | fielder, cireted the bases in 14 sec | nae ba and the people have suffered the consequences \F dadermeam haath tha por A | Onde, establishing a world's record. $5.00—doring sale The people are awake at last. In the primary election they} Quit looking ax If you could bite olias oo - ~ have their oppoftunity to gain their desires, and ‘The Star is for S wapeney Hal ts two—aagiie! Burbank’s fame eee . y se. althoush connceted i > J Could ever hold a candle, Mr. V anderveer because, although conneeted in a way with th | Mies Marie Doro wil! appear this If that wise gent old regime, he has proven by his deeds that he is awake to ' | season in “The Richest Giri.” Would but invent rights of the people to protection from criminals, big and little. | : : sal | crip a ee ee | a ae Instead of uxtng black for mourn Pittsburg Post | (se — ing purposes, the Chinese use white, eee Are the time and strength of the people to be spent by the p le | De you recognize them? Of | est ideas Egyptians and Burmese yellow, Wesleyan college girls yell: ‘of Seattle in walking while housemovers and the Seattle Electric com | CUTS all the women readers w The long, shapeleas coat tus | Persians pale brown and Turks vio- | “Boom-a-lacka, Boom = a - lackm-| ap qannseh wows Ue dhpenns of waiting Welley Wives, 0s the Beacon fae -are —) Taree G anaes terieen silk with ew braiding | let a How -wow-wow, Chick -a-Iacka,| - ‘ ette, Mise Mignonetie and | and simple sleeve is expecially one Chickatacka, Ch | iit people were forced to do yesterday? The franchise of the com- | Mixs Antoinette, out for a stroll in of the best models offere J | The earth is full of woe, Sheewe ea Chick Rn od ~ pany makes it obligatory on the company to cut ita wires to allow | their new suits, | The other two figu: e the! ‘Tia the abode of pain, ? Wosleyan'! Wesleyan! W! houses to be moved across the tracks, As hundreds of houses are to Besides being full of graces, each charming lines of th toiged | But if the club is winning 7 be moved in connection with regrade work, the superintendent of public |#°W" FePresents the season's new: | direetotre gown — Wetre weting to remsta. cee : , | The greatest as- sortment of bar- After several years as dean of |»), the department of women in the University of Washington, Miss Anna Howard has left Seattle to — or five times Whatever may be the resuit of the republican primary campaign for Lo sy -dliecagmey sod ot a Kentucky /""-Gee! | guess you didn't give her “i ‘ Governor, 8. G. Coagrove will come out of it with the knowledge that he ek i much time to think between ask-| ff ed alone of the three leading candidates has never been referred to by “Truth is mighty,” said the mor fo youT’—-Chicage Record. | gains ever 0 er 1S or speaker or newspaper in other than terms complimentary to bis Ip You,” rejoined the demporalizer, now on display. These and _ thou- sands of others will S4Pee Etsere wv Ses tegrity and loyalty. From soldier to candidate for governor no blot has . “tt t= mighty scarce.”—Chicago| Professional wanderer: Souny, is been found upon his record. Such a man, honest, able and patriotic — News. this here town one o' them local op Should prove an ideal candidate : “#e | tion towns? $ how the inner light breaks through | “Thou shalt mot covet thy Boy You, sir; I guess so, sir. the face and makes it shine. The! seighbor's house, thou shalt not| You cam get it either at the drug inner life is the true master @ leovet thy neighbor's wife, nor bis| store or the grocery —Bellman, tect of the face man-servant, nor his mald-servant, | aera Nearly every virtue and every nor his ox, nor his ass, nor any COLORADO IN DRYDOCK, Vice Presidential Nominee Sherman takes a cheerful view of things when he deciares that the people rule at the present time. Cheerfulness fs commendable but it should not blind even a vice presidential nominee t to the fact that the people ceased to rule this country some years ago. Ne ee eile nist oc| teins that te thy neighbor's The cruiser Colorado is tn the ea aR are 4 vg Ry ox. xxl drydock being repaired. Fast the human body. It is the most| iat ee opie ate Deine relieved 9 |ateamers leave Pier 2, foot of Yes- — eee | teint fteta'het ster'St| row mogu “be Ut teommia Sse dota dae ee on sale when the We can sell you Beautifal fe rn igs pags cots $13,400. Navy Yard. Round trip, 0c. *** Homes, Cottages, Bungalows — Him ta the makin The faces of the old are better The m destructive carthadilte BI store opens next So 4 saintly old woman ts more beautiful than the youthful beauty Youth may have the advantage tn g form and color, but age in the beauty of character | ” Our faces register the kind of| ,, Many talk Hike philosophers, aud life we are living, A bundred In tz Payments just like rent indexes of character than those of | >, » T. P. FAY CO., INC., the young. The story is better told| og gy ortugal, Nov. 1, Bi Mehihorn Bidg. in firmer lines — oO | re aturday morning, , a After listening to the phonograph | campaign speeches, one ts inspired | to vote by telephone. at 9:30 o’clock. This | will be the greatest ner artista are at work upon them : '| To make good flutd for cleanin, BY CHAS, BAYARD MITCHELL, 7 heir orde — us silver, pour one pint botiing water : 4 B.D. poten Tyrone dag shame, cruelty over fou ounce paria white al “our Modern Credi , - V Pastor Calvary Methodist Church, 4!! mightily affect the human body jet it pet to S ome boll, Ww ne yep eeroi sacri ce oO a ues in: Chicago And the face is that part of the |] ables you to do so at all times, | cool add one ounce ammonia What fs your Nfe? What are|body whore the fleshy cevering is without feelin t . out feeling the expense. our houghts. ‘ow » you binnest here the 'e 5 you thoughts, your ambitions rte none gy @ the veil IA. Bimest) When two women begin to ox] lien dial ates ‘ ea e as @ V er } Your face Witt tatt the sees So as your life in your face witi| Change compliments, its the re ‘ ee Se : igs torted, dwarfed soul and hope to . ec “ herein the sou handiwork p@ ite be rrored ou sn. dtmmabve te . ‘ dixplayed with an unfailing fidelity, countenance, Nature will tell the ps anh acts og cawhait| from $20.00 to $40.00. . Therein is the whole story of your | #to ounces ¢ h mn one | t m a tu val h, inner self. But with the soul beautiful fou! RiMt Kerosene. When thoroughly We'll be pleased to show 1 e KR Y a b 7" Phyaiognomy is more character | may laugh at the venders of paints | 1*#0!ved, and it will take soveral if i hysiognomy 18 mo haructer end | deca, add & aol of wwedl of them to you—delighted to have [if ; fH reading than phrenology. ‘The one “hd powders, and they who grow =] oe ‘ . y shows the primal natural tenden- rich by the sale of cosmetics o.0:,9 you open an account for any ug us ’ a ve “Why ts it that Harriman, Ryan § caant of taduiaed dauiren 8 Rogers and the rest of the gang are | thing selected vf rf As an index of character the face AL sey EOI more arrogant than ever? S. mm. ; 4 recognized tn the holy writ Diswoods, Marches Jewelry, 3 A man’s wisdom maketh his face SIMST AND ORERBY They have the courage of their] TES sen! 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