The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 12, 1908, Page 4

THE STAR—SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1908, THE SEATTLE STAR T T | DNGAGED—TO © by STAR PUBLISHINGO. oo 1907-1909 Seventh Me § AR DUS | ZAGAGED— TO WAOME EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY. ° BY JOSH BY FRANK H. WILLIAMS. ros “No,” repli Howard, “I'm not * ° tqutels Raxed wround at her girl | Me leky am A faraway look P Main 1060, a l¢vfends with helg A anions came into his eyes as he expled IND, 441, } + Allee Idoyd coming te 4 hb Giris!” she erted, “I'm engaged ce ya mine yward bie. These are exchanges, and connect with all de Those Foolish Questions. jhealth half the tima, so the doctor to w Hut continued, “I do hope to ng | Quens hom partments—aek for departgyent or name of person | “Phin in our chafing dish,” od him to buy an automobile! /, dead silence greeted: Murlet a frnnrsy He stopped abraptly you want. i c i Be ree cok tery Deg aa and take frequent spine ee Jahnouncement, Her trien@s had x. (and ln great confasion walked to- , ‘Y — wo ard ay Sunset, Batiard jo; we keep our co nye 8, and the poor fellow) nected something of the kind, but | Ward Alice, @ © . __ BALLARG GEAR AGENCY — 10? 5 . | has been flat on his back mor®} they wore hardly prepared to guess| py the end of the day Harriet] EN D w URAN (LAT SOMe* KRVERETE STAR AGENOY—Herrett Bros, 2104 Mookefeller Av | Another Variety. than ever Ge identity of her fiance Then | hed unquestiond Chas. 7 Slew Endurance is an oxsential Ope cont pet vin canta. per week, OF twenty>five conte per moni “Madam, I'm @ receptive candi-| Guaner—“You don't say, Stok in| dame a breexe of exettement bed unquestiond Chas, Tarry, How. cena, Without it one ean pole Shy mali or eattier, No free oop © for a iittle grub.” e hed? | ho te vhow f a went canes v opiate 5% plinh noth if im pe - = - * | ‘Conducting « campaign, are| Guycr~@®No, flat Ow hie back in| rane oun : poy Aachen able t wi He etopermas Tavares a: the Pestoffice at nA-olase matter | e . ‘ » fhe H oY 4) Oddly enough, not one of Muriel o do a hard day's work 2 oda - er rn the sand monding bis machine lerionda could have said positive not enough oo amt oe prohi TO MAIL SUNAORIAKRS It sous subscription em, mum; @ back-porch cam that any Man was the one whe had get up the t morni the addr h paper oan yale i eyed = bei h 7 ‘pata tw ad ou eS The Workers accented. All that summer Mutt do another hard day's wor od ‘ior and enthustantie, m4 divese label is a recetp' ad been surfeited yeaus. Hach 7 id 8 for wee 0) a What More ts Wanted Oh, H's always hot weathor i thean she Eee ‘ nin 0 a : . The fellow who gots tired, Irritable, “caretens. ~ - nthe, years, NO * ah a of fellows got togethe 4 jem she hed treater all ap often—that fellow iw sure to f . " who gets oe WOTICE 30 SonbCRIARES—en up our He—Are you doing anything to| When good fellows get together cenpduube seit seme ted raaee on flen—that f in to fal, it is wot enough to ae wich te tee. neot, Main 1060: Ind. 441, hetwe R and we wi beautify your towa? And business with them was) gitity > an ba-leot nee ‘i must keep on doing well. One must not “weary | pe” ¢ you should mise Ht more She--Well, ain't { livin . © bigger ‘ > on-looker none o And the secret of enduranc ary in well doing,” be ell, % hete } wae o men ed to be end ae gp Weil, it vat i be certain of giving our eupscribers « perfect service That prosperity is atrong = ig And ne fed pe a gis bs of muscular economy. Do everything os a om 4 4 7 ; Ni Accommodating. la the burden of th rd det Rae + wd sod er the least possible outlay of migeular enerey any, - aS | Thy champion orator stepped| Of the busy flea, musquito and | Wyo 20 Pip Bron he? one haustive experiments covering several thounend na pee or ot ex " ne chigwe: Se ate ee onstrated th: © average man o 908 Ut ie e THE MYSTERY OF MAN’S jfrom the train and bowed to the| the chigger Dest hese Ge te ‘eembensdl ‘ ated that th Ke MAN Or woman ues up in ordinary 6 ruralites congregated about the| cried Harriet. “Tell us quick " ee ei can three to Umes the muscular force actually oneten’s ~ | arrie ‘oll us quick oo ae potllag Bryn. dese tually 9 ‘ INHUMANITY TO MAN “ ool ; ie ii } Circumstances Alter Cases, I'm not going to tell you—-now pha Uaeesieee ac bre: L 2 doing this—wasting thelr shy have come,” he sald sole Mie eat on ote 4 tp pselven, shortening their very lives . : sapnittitibi silanes "we stems peerage Ma sald solemnly.) Wiggs —Do you thing it i» lucky | Murtel replied, with evident delight poe & their very ii by using too muck The horrors of Georgia's convict system have at last been} “By heck, we welcome you with| ave & rabbit's four Siscees gute atrin: apk-calt ckete ciue And now, how can we #0 economize our hi horrors of Georgia's convict sys a at la N Wagg—l might , if I were a) *80¥ you girls are all dying for hes . omine our strength as to gaia . , Open arms,” shouted Farmer Hard . some . wranes on partly told, The whole story never can be told; it is too awful |appte, “we have ‘beat ‘teying 0 rabbit sagen al oth > hin onan bd First of a that you will 4 t r do, and so, out of the kindness of nessiiie manne Go everything im the and too long. But there are parts of it in the ten thousand | Ket rid of the stumps in thin state] slag wok Wk my heart, I'm going to give it to powsible manner, with the least Possible outlay of force. "Prema or the past ten years. utting Bo! l yor # all of you are such good my pep eating just he ttle atrengt netieg ages of sworn testimony just taken by the legislative com- | . " As all of you are wuch goo weed to lift a book, to treet your eat neth you pag | “My boy,” sald the promoter, “I| friends of mine, and as I'd have mr chatr, to sign your name Sane mittee of investigation And a little of this has been distilled | - na Water Was Fine. ike your appearance and your man |trouble tn deciding which one of | no the f 4 ne . is Dad-—What was that terrible| ner very much. I (hh vu IN} you I'¢ t fo of ho ve ANG then f @ the wing simple mune tatis the sepbkt. whieh hukn jut. been laid helore the legislature] cise usatsire enacty thie smercine?| on for tae phone. Dua you bribe 0] Sendak Cte anid of homor, I to get in the hablt of doing trons muscular etercioeaiaa a’ \ do for the place d you brin ded to offte Hat po asa fort wit P sw he same summoned in extraordinary session to consider how these Barto Well, [ dromp’ I was a| character? prize to the girl who guesses first bok Of offor with which you do these exercises ne ase and |dueck, an’ when I woke up I had! No, str,” replied the boy, “but I) what man it Is I'm engaged t e . | da with he gether. knee ld back, unb $ abuses may in some measure be corrected. jewum off the bed P ; gen ym . sumber of other men. Then in} muncies relaxed hale t unbent. Keep tin F o ran go home and get it Murtel's prise offer cre triumph ahe went to Murt j ‘ ow exhale the breath in a gen The report itself is an extraordinary document, if viewed Very well; come back tomorrow able stir. All the men| “I'm oe glad.” cried Marriet,| follow arn upon the breast. Gradually let the | ov iT t « nl “* our rr t ow, arms « nt bands * 4 from the mountain-top of our idea of American enlightenment.| «pape, 4 Tg gory Sa uae m anne rons We a08 i 6 te sate ot the sumine ar ‘ r stiy tol that I'm the fortunate 1 who) can reach w bese pes a - ~. near the floor ag s : | . de le pone: of d , ongng ing the party, were besieged by | will be your maid of honor.” + Bh ag 8 Don't do anything exee For instance, consider the following paragraph, taken from the ag you are going to buy me a new | you the girls hssngh tinea: awe 6 | ~ ly & a f knee raight. Rise slowly Roseag ia bond pat ate that same afternoon the f ing to marry Muriel? pooped Muriel, “have you ou on i is exercine repeat, report Which bone, dartin laid io? Wen ou ~ od. by rire Minn Harriet a oe Ba wed steeses Che wear ’ 7 meus SIERHy ape ‘x all the muscles. Now “A white man is confined at the Durham coal mines under} “I'm not sure, but I think {t's In] of the candidat Charles T You, it's Arthur Gaylor | the hand pody easily from aide to side as on & ge a 2-year sentence. He refuses to work. The warden decides |™Y Wishbone.” Well,” he said cheerfully, “have! “What?” the man guapod How did you find it out?" she S> heaie ara wing as they will. Gradually you will may m got your character? jot explained 1 orled rthur and ere positive > of doing everything easily, and th to administer a whipping. He has the reputation of being a Many Break-Downs pee No, anewered the. boy bat tian ont ry i ~ ead " that it wd 2 diye bets ony cret of endurance fens aad (hat if the prime se. very desperate character. He doubtless needed severe punish-} Guaner—"Cogger was in bad| I've got yours and [ aln’t comin W od ths ak oe «One found out | ‘ , j | , : a natal ment and should have received it, The warden calls him out a)#mirk on bis face, “1 suppose now Masy escugh.” Harriet repiled and orders him to strip to receive a whipping. He refuses and} j the secret fe Kr, that is, if Muriel “He was the © of all the resists all appeals and threats. Finally he draws a razor and/ nts you to guess : why, 1 can't! men I questions lid not either h “ | DK about ony that he wa nce or else starts toward the warden, though shackled. The warden in-| | a Marriot nated: wes — . he toy rypiarny nme bi ; 1 cue ye more | ! wud and jet me infer th : sists he made three efforts to reach him (the warden), a 1 that} (As Tyenslaied ‘Orem the the Original Choctaw.) an ihe was the lucky man! bs he finally told him he would shoot if he did not submit The} ——_—-- --- be - a = UR POLICY * warden admits he could have kept out of his reach by retreat-| Pt A SUCCESSF ing, and virtually admits his life was not in danger, but that Prod ectcineres omie onion EXTENDS TO HIS 4 a he decided that if he did not shoot him his authority wo ai avreneriaed COURTESY AND PERSON. “4 lost, and guards and convicts would no longer respect e t 1 f THIS P 7 as he declares, he shot to kill him, aiming directly betwe ‘ S POLICY, COMBINED WITH CONSERVA. * eyes. He hit him in the side of the neck and killed him almost MOST AN YT, Saar pettirase ode HAS CONTRIBUTED To : fo instantly. Ex-Guard Tatum swears that when th en pel cattery pA tetris ra shot, the convict was standing still, had d his « s = SO ITHER CHECKING . c g OR SAVINGS, his hands, and told the warden to shi The evidence shows that a coroner's jury investigated this b ! juries returned ‘no bill." The committee 1 cide. It does not believe a warden has ght to ill a t merely to assert his authority or for any salutayy eftect h a show of authority may have on guards or convict ald sary have only been justified when ne life or that of his guards. He could n to pr t have b danger, surrounded as he was at the time ol ' 25 guards, each with loaded shotguns. Any them the men started to cross the 10 or 15 feet intervening have stopped him with a shot. The warden might have excusable had he shot merely to cripple. When he delil ly killed the man under the circumstances related by hi committed an uniawiul act and should have been punished) therefor.” The report contains references to mahy other instances of “cruelty,” which are quite as amazing as the wanton murder of the Durham mines instead of finding fault with the report, all However, ica may well rejoice that, after these many seen fit to even investigate her plague spot Man's inhumanity to man in 1908 will surpass the under of 100 year standing of men in 2008, just as the barbarities shock us today. That men are, as they always have been, slow to condone or even tolerate the deficiencies of their brothers is one of the great mysteries life. excused; but he is disinclined to forgive Other processes of civilization progress on fleet wings while human kindness, moves ever upward at snail pace. There is constant proof, however, that men of all classes misfortunes or mistakes, of Every man hopes to have his own f or excuse another the greatest force in life, are thinking more of their responsibility to the brother who has & P ) failed, and more and more are our minds turning to the sig nificance of this tragic verse “The vilest deeds, like poison weeds, Bloom well in prison air It is only what is good in Man That wastes and withers there Pale Anguish keeps the heavy gate, And the Warder is Despair.” SOME TERRIBLE TALES Certain members of the republican ring who were so cisively beaten at the primaries last ‘I Ay are te to do everything in their power pre © ¢ 1 Robert ‘T. Hodge to the office of n embe To that end they have already undertaken t a throughout the cor ty ta { terrible things that contests they are sending the word ar j at t a ta ‘ professional prize f c and for that 1 not fit t be eriff This is the charge that Hodge an ed during the p campaign when | S every of andid amination as to t A of the for t office of eriff Another st hat H 1 en that he ne , to the re ‘ jeat f ay 1 for Ed m th "| ud t. ther . . de at now p " ‘ 80) t ] kn he An | Mr. H ill be ed Late Oriental A Win oly to. arya Me \N C S Ls MUSGRAVE Prop., VICTORIA, B. © ults or weaknesses | =" Some Figures And a Few Light Extras Northwest Trust & Safe Deposit Company He dreamed « dream, then woke Plantarum of Theophrastus was NE 0 written about 34 1, ¢ eattl 4 Deri And laugh for It was fo ** S on Wash is He dreamed his wife had written| It's cheaper to be married than! gre hee Loop him to be eugaged KANDER MYR |. : And eee Vv. a oMiTM .. ose ns “Jimmie, your face is dirty again oe this morning,” exclaimed the teach ‘tiled er. “What would you say if I came tom t to school every day with a dirty Warre: face? | Hub,” grunted Jimmie; “I'd - ist 1: Ute to wa thing The am ¢ rr : Hrowning is too ‘Gig for him, try “ee | him on baseball —Newsbook Mr. Crimsonbeak: The doctor | eee said I must give up coftec ane Little Molly sat down to write a) Mra. Crimsonbeak What are ion. | letter to her father, who had been you golag use now, cloves? cr ent three months, and this is Yonkers Stute : 5: & | what finally sent Dear Pe a. . | Feat 20 THE HAWK AND THE NIGHTINGALE, ther: We are all well and happy The lower limbs contain 20 bones He! A Nightingale sitting a on an oak and warbling according to & Kreat deal beater his wont was spotted by a Hawk, who de a swipe at the aweet aed to b ‘ison songster and nailed him The Nig cag * abe to lowe hile ‘e. same of you, I remata ‘muave, stopped in the middie of his carol—a ty thing, entitled, “Who's | ter, Molly The Detineator 10 | h Si 60 Each ways | AGwine to Wash Foh You When Ab Nettie a Man What Wo'ke e. 6.9 | “inc ze c majes and earnestly besought the Hawk to leggo, saying he wae not big An obedient wife commands ber ! | =a ugh to satisfy the hunger of so large a bird of prey, who, if he | husband. ' | The Id ubli lection p ea! % Sena- | Seiee eeden fetes ek oes Le eee _— Populer Encino Hawk, chopping him off short, sald t half you are handing All the soap im the world would . Immortality. — x me is really plausible, but as | was always fond of music with my (| not give some men a clean record. Till 10:00 This it is, you will have to go on the menu as « selection from ‘Wood ©. 8.9 ” The Trust Question. Guarantee of Bank D ; o land” Uniess you do great mental or - sutuemmmeemnetttetinen, ueehy ta) to counteract {ts effect The Tariff Question. | The Labor Question, Se Evening amooking is exceeding harmful. : iali “TAB APOLOGIST: oo [ress Some iene very man believes that there ts | *, i i i “BY JESSIE-M-PARTLON: fii a reward tald-up for him io heaven, | eer: ae oe | but be is never im a hurry to claim | tal If anyone should ask me what 1 yy] |" o9'* i in and get that considered the very weakest thing Ai Compl | Now on Sal : ai iliac “tie ei Semmauaiah on Sale Come in and Hear Them, Miss | the we \4 i wou 4 say an average ft! oruien around the world is $656. | New Fall Suit—easy | | ought mp by @ strong 1 xed | | | mot ber, with n Kiw! Kiw! ts nan f bird wit | and no knowledge of real tif ou % » h i | : eo aetna aot nt oe < 0 and try again. Because 60 y . the girl might develop unusapected Andrew Jackson and ‘naidieas| venient to pay cash. yi P ; ? us stamina later ia life when the edie @éented thenemeivas . at Victor Talking Machines—Wholesale and Retail. S car n r j -. | -b Mth a ie te nad to condemn & fellow erect | valaden | 1406—SECOND AVE.—1406 agen ure to unending lmbec Done i au 7 he very wi t thi ee = nd thought, ha Pi “ . my ® re 0 hat ts, the person, . oe poe everiaat pond ybbing up with “Ves,” aaid Tambo. “I p ea} | rh jood x for not doing are nd the hat today | Ea t a : why,” inquired Mr. Bones, stern | j x . ell to i pase around the hat? . . a few down tm ite, _ 7 | Widow Washington Hert U itting To sta mac parti me," eald! Aristotio was the founder of Com an naa = gg pte) ey fe pany e way a The 1m | plained ¥ Ino. * J ¢ And the serpent, having aceom 209 a el, if a plished what wot io, made 1332-34 0 es ty es can do it, | ear no sort of i {can do Leant” — Kew Second Av. Union St. . an I'm different other people | feed Beauty” te tr ae a aeee. .. me ; 4 , As you want them, from the neat, conservative mot ' Win ‘Aanennnen egy si “Seat! Reliable Credit ees oP eRe noo Rp ; Ege we si els, suitable at all occasions, to the “FADDISH” Gar ir m ex ° H oo. : cuaeurana ony 1 r for eve Arnold Vibrator Co. jouse. ments for the “FAD FOLLOWERS — What others ie : adie nes " hy : ’ 340 Arcade Annes show you, we sell for less. " ” bat matter, can tel nd ban robber an, Seo ek meen, san Set end Se wane, pasha: GOOD SUITS FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN wh. it @ close second self is a prion weakness in Sometimes the weakiing df on . me. Srows fap id) guises the bald t red 1 0 t 25 ws a ; a id make for impulses that ia, if he of = : soggin educated apologist, but ® eaay, easy Lold excuse there un . ’ : « rnish somebody or oth y : “ ed me ne me thing outside Hut while we are moping, and) pon't Value charact end! ts to ourself, sor and p the strong of f A . ma w husible the ex til be on oth ol lanation of failure, it never really |iite ty bound up. Make explains. It does fo much goo¢ ik etend ai tan enough. Footnotes to failure are| ject to “temperamental” disturb STEAMER YOSEMITE Second ard Yesler “Where the Cars Stop” be r ANCES, ise they control inate om om, Rex me tw lof | ateatiod 4 Heyy roor oF UnWVERaiTyAet lan Dr. Geo. -W" Mifacle, “ahi | We have been thousands of yoara GRAND EXCURSION TO HOODS CANAL 5 re) at 1 1 nckley block, learning this lesson: The apologist e « »¢ > ‘ *** is always cast out of Eden. Sunday, September 13, 1908, at 9:30 A. 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