The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 22, 1908, Page 4

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If you should mise mn be certain of gtvtOg Our eumsertbers & pertect service SEATTLE’S “SWAGGER SET” The tongue of scandal has: been wage late concerning the doings of th called “swagger set” in Seattle Tales are told of exc ve drinking and smoking on the part of young women, of wild night rides in autos with mal companions and of other conduct calculated to shock the sen sibilities of a decorous community as to include names of persons of both sexes At one dancing party Were so intoxicated that they had to be sent home in hacks And this, Madame says, is no recurrence ga spirit was so vio friendly relations of the guests These tales are Iti in them have recently acqu estate speculations and their luck etl Others who have had proy time and are use to it, simply like to drink or gamble for the zest they find in these things Yet the majority of these persons would kly resent any insinuation that they are 1 t i ng | “the best f the city. No w coa ] their actions may be, or how ill-bred, the heir a and their swa r is all that is necessary to put " “the elect.” In these dollar-worshipping days money does go a long way towards posses of and ing.” but it d t make ladies or gent! t not even in the eyes of their associates. Something ’ S nec essary What constitutes “the best society” of any city or town Money alone cannot make it, despite of efforts of it possessors. Debauchery, either mild or torrid, doesn't make it The “best society” in the true sen te is com posed after all of th tellectually. There can be no other acce The “swagger set” will never be are standard to recognize tl truth, however, despite the fact that it is known to everybody else. They jingle their dollars, talk “sporty,” gamble, drink and dissipate their morals, all under th 1 at su things constitute the “hall mark” of It is not a fact that the majority of to-d ens this community bel » the “swagger” class described above Or are really in sympathy with it The greater number of those » have prospered in Seat tle have hewn their fortunes out of the wilderness of yesterday and are not of the sort that follows vice as a pastime for lack of better pursuits Puget Sound “society” as t is mad. persons thrown together in somewhat pr with the ill-bred and Joud-mouthed still in evidence The social life of any city is but a reflection of the char acters of the people who live in it. There are “sets” and “circles” of all kinds among the rich, the well-t poor. People of kindred tastes and circ gravitate together, forming congenia and enjoyment stances The moderately well-to-do and the poor in an American ttle inc! city like S ude many of the most refined and like persons to be found—quiet and self-respecting, who seek no notoriety, but are happily content to live their lives among good friends and neighbors And again, there are many rich pec well-bred ha excesses which mark the careers of men set.” The latter a talking—who ser the ones who cial functions, and when not drinking or gambling are spend ing most of their time in telling malicious stories about each other. There is no school for dal like “the wagger set.” The members of it are just ordinary people—a little below the ordinary, perhaps—and made of the humanity. Ni te fiber as comm years ago lay they are full of superciliousn an affectation They t about the city at night in autos, taking cha with tide-flat brid the some of then drinking resorts in the burb ‘r Me ar women talk tr t the They } whisky when champagne pa m th uppetit rl t to appear “sport and in fact are “sporty.” The whole talks about them, a ey seem to expe These are € 10 h » in e€ the among “the be They bek cheapest IF 1T WERE REALLY TRUE | WOMAN 1] GOSSIPING, vigorously of | SYNOPSIS: Our hero tests Binch elephant guns at the Bandy Hook proving grounds —"Bully!” | dive. found in ter Trying out Bowle knivee—"Ah, right up to the hilt! Some of these stories have become so open and so pointed | mens of African fauna—Library ransacked for plctures—Special notes taken on potential nature fakes Aby riven recently several young men MR. SKYGACK, FROM MARS STAR DUST | 4 plying t rally and in ap of all sorts of| niscuous fashion and the oups for mutual benefit you see in the bathroom th as fine pack of mosquit » and coming, eve rs clipped, and ready to take the at & moment's notice vm suppose they feed th you suppose a bell boy « s, who would never think of indulging in the vers of “the swagger the posing and the loud| ®7und with cornmeal mush, or|ish brigands, real castles on the tied dowr with each other for precedence at so , again to his the table and the uream-thing o anything like that? Not on your| Bosphorus for background, real of con ng the " turned the vine inotype! They can get a living off| horses, real rescue from an un-| Wonder things of architecture My goodness, Frank!" oxclats the little red ants that live in the | thinkable fate af bathroom with them, or they can| sold into Turk go hungr the bed they hang @ canopy | brought the moving plc of mosquito netting, to make hard | moving song. Did you ev feeling between those that are in-|/get moved with that inspiring and those who are at Dur tiling the day the maid who looks e out of ten of them were very poor twenty the room the netting, and, of cou oe | ° . re all right. But imag But, as the Tammany brave dis-| lit le lings of those on the other| covered when he had gone as far 4 a ime the Wh only | west a Pittsburg, there are b {Gyan nigh or brut at on| being everywhere. There are bp it's the easy way to ir beside m and how man interests, comedies and trage » t ‘ Yut © pitifully that before | could | dies. Only this morning the inti a . leep I had to ring for « bell! manicure girl in the barber shop ™ und have it taken to the kitch-| lifted the curtain on the tragedy ‘YOU aha . Weng and fed. And the next day the | that was playing itself out that ti Autu rk p ance baif « pound tous Pg on rpevedigely tere, |g ets yare Vannoy could not 2 oc at renee nay be all right, but to me it| but there was a young man in ee} te! asia ine eee ae wg ten ia an com hum And the|M., K, & T. railroad, And he had . oy aieet ante right way you can | at It, it’s @| beon her friend. And then there had | biny ‘Jutet ne Reecknee tg er me another girl. And so this one | \ 1 igo Beg ow while T am speaking of | decided not to sta @ bad her! cnidren or t Ae that are not fust what we | business and she could go. she | srllaren > ae as ern with the sacred seal of our | guessed she would go to New Or.) 08% 5! serge val, I " € the earth wh could Ho, anyhy 7 4 I have tried it. ther were rie adventurers in the d! Finally | asked train of the races, and perhaps she Sat Wats eine ee walter why the chef didn't heat | could catch one of these. Not nice? | the minus names the anantt Inc tng litth irl, and this was her tem , a. a4 7 porary mood ’ STOP THE RENT. 6 ¢:6 GENUINE OAK TAN SOLES. ss We can sell you Beautiful Well, I guess I will go and pad Cheaper to pay $1.00 for soles Seattle's Mettabi Cottages, Bungalows die in the gulf. I have bathed sow that will last rather than 76¢ Payments just like rent in the watera om beth sides of tk for a pair that won't T. P. FAY CO., INC, continent, and I will experience th MEN'S SHOE STORE, Mehthorn Bidg. ensations of the gulf Jincerel 805 First Av THE STAR—TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER zz, 1908, ___THE TEDDYTRIP—BY JUS) “|"THINGS YOU EAT; an oo WHERE FROM) The tomato came from Peru Spinach from northern Asta iB The cucumber from southern In.) ¢ | dia The ogg plant from India 8 The pumpkin from OGutnea t Cherval from temperate western | Ania 8 Turnips and radishes from central | $f Scullion from Siberta Cabbage from Buroy Anparagus from temperate Burope | ff and western Avti 4 Heets from the Medi anean country, Persia and Babylonia ff Salnify grows wild In Greeee, Dal: | i matia, Italy and Algeria g The sweet potato is an Ameriean | f product y Parsley from the south of Burope | & and Algeria $ Sorrel from northern Asta, Burope | i India and Ameriea 3 The carrot grow throughout Karope rica and the Canary island fh The artichoke in the cultivated |i form of the wild ¢ to the country bot * ring the Medl-| a terranean pea Corn ad in found wild through Asia Minor and Japan. | 3 ame from Chile “in was introduced in Virginia in 1550 and in Europe in 158 it Lettuce was derived from the The 1 per the Ca nd tem Studying stuffed, ossified and embalmed speci ern Bur Ania SLM SINGER MKT ENTERED LARGE HOUSE CONTAINING MANY SARTH-BEINGS $M STARVING CON- DITION, RECLINING ON SLEEP~ PADS mwmee MOVICED ONE MALE EARTH > BEING MAING PITIFUL APPEAL YO FEMALE BY JOSH A WORD FROM JOSH WISE know how to take care of it a« darned sight better than 1 do Cleveland Leader | UARD ~—~——~ WAS BEGGING FOR RELEASE Sore GALLING non Dnge. SAD. Whe Bago si eon a ie Ri — lg It’s safe to na EVER SINCE DAY BEFORE ug YESTERDAY F oat B08 | Have CONVALESCENT Loven you! “WARD Wiks ; with a great for Hut, sake tune ef he had To lo ere happy. Yet how often iethat done?” haps you have notic the man who sscers at t that he would mobile, and deciar rather have a ge mighty seldom has either With bis casual modesty, Unele Joe Cannon ix content to carry a watch whieh he can list for taxa thon for $25. The whining schoolboy, with bi be able to hie whine satehel, however, will lay aside both it ar long enough to help frame up a doggoned good football team pretty Campaign Snapshot prompt $3 SSeS Sh Low om Soe Sesame ox So SSE SER SM SE LER EE Ea SK ee xen st that nds Leader to oiling raph cylin rs.”—Philadelphia Led direct An Expert Her Now that In what is known 4 Smali Change Three Splendid Specials Neo Og Guaranteed Silk Pet a. a. ee Silk Waists, $3.95 of Fine Fancy Linen Many Pretty Novelty Dress Materials Suit Patterns ale Serge—T'! y's Tussah a Novelties, $1.25 $1.75 a Yard J. A. Baillargeon & Co., Second and Spring MDE RS CTS TS weSS we 3 SE eS gS eT es crt eas wes why “ Busy Friend—-You ne won the race ‘ | Ta an active part in the Runner—Yes rly campaign? Friend—Why did you give in? | dear Should say I was, I'm assistant! Runner—I gave out.—Clevetand became rid Van to the Deane, there wae ” anewered on full speed. Don't ch in the fellow 5k SERRE ps hit,” volunteered eeco It's three years si I was tn entities the runner to take this cjty,.” sald the stranger, as he ron the seco = finished hin dinner City looks responded damsel the same and if that duffer had the base ee 1 don't find much change.” re ruoning ability of an ice wagon marked the walter, as he took up he'd have stretehed that bingle into |" } the dime that was left from the a three-bagger.”—Loulaville Cou ) | dollar bill.—Puck rier Journal Quite True. | They Fit the Case. — My dear man, don't you think it “1 wonder how a person ; popped right out. “Why. boss, that|'* Yery foolish of you to give all “~ cunnesti ” Avg CS Dear Dad: Except t ud kill the turtle, and we needs to | 70Ur Money to the saloon kex Tt on Pe etiten re American senate I like this town f use him every Friday,” aR OS OH a. nat OF om con be manne the mosquitoes here are not treated oe When they t However, there are real pleasures 7 AMET, MEE ed they are abused. Of cx If | for the wanderer if he will only take AWN ARTIC p not thin-skinned 1 them as they are. Now I don't sup ne difference; but when one pose you know the joys of the & is sympathetic—as you know 1 Am \cent theatre. The Scent theatre, BY STUART B. STONE yand be Yet. more idolized of gets on the nerves. t air, has come to stay Not only has Mra. Franklin Vanney wae a wery | + take the mosquitoes be- | it brought the moving pieture—im- | beautifu an. Vannoy said » One © stood before the sing to this hotel. It ls @ typical, | againe athriliing pinay, “Captured by & thousand male admirers and a “ fellghtful task hospitable joint, such as bare handful of women echoed the | of south, and in the gave me they “a er saw. They are right ails and sentiment, and Mra. Vannoy admit-| Vannoy ru ted the fact herself art nia, Vannoy ‘Oh, Marie footiat architect, had noticed od, “I have the one end, with hie love for beautiful the Bragilian capitol! nee, had seteed upon Vannoy had a big, white sheet After the honeyr big idea for pat Nice and/ with @ really jerful dr r and this he inensing table A anon or no of that dear intt ¥ which the eynioal « turtle-deving, V pleawed Corsairs,” 2 lovely indy, real Turk to ¢ al of green t water sat u or she has been ~ slavery, in three and « half, and all for a 1 may, not only haa it but the and that isn’t the worst of it * entitied “The Did you ever Thinking of M: properly th Instrated in blue, orange, green and Vermillion? Oh, it's great! | am waiting for she; she is thinking of - Jd what shall it b A ship on the Hea; No She is walting for me or me green tree! (The Now the and a kelodeon and the Vaudette! and woud m the face of mention soup, | leans next, Forget? No, she didn't RATH Colman Building ON ALL DEPOSITS YOU MUST FEEL SE) Victor 1406 Second ick and eye rood that th fitting ing ), of excel ilor cen elling Wal ) $35.00 | There’s Much of Interest in | Our Suit Room ind ex. © af- we have ments, Pretty Tailored Suitg— plendid Y), $27,50 rmediate sizes little are ready and Princess Piccadilly Coats tailored lid cloths; ) cach Fine Costumes of broad. tin, wool shown in Hors; Prine ectomre, ete, ef Y to $135.00 Imported Kid Gloves $1.00 One and two-clasps ex- wear Gloves, in and all the every pair tt New models in Millinery have just arrived. < $12.50 cach, fuming and raging for t ation that woukt not his rage turned and after that came @ And finally Vannoy leather chair duleed tm tte of near-profantty: | whats the eal | Vannoy felt relieved I Listed « popular tune ag beautiful dreme-thimg tte shred 4 car later that Dyncan's passed the Vanmaye ta” Mra. Vannoy 1 sallow in ® est that hile CURE FIRST AVENUE, OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE. 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