The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 25, 1908, Page 4

3° THE STAR—FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1908. greater than under the old plan, and the Charity Soelety Or THE STAR'S CAMPAIGN PUZZLE er cen URI OR Ue te scstaeie css | ‘ t “THE SEATTLE STAR ganization will be benefited thereby, and there will not be { | BY STAR PYBLISHING Co. {907.1909 Seventh AV® | that bad taste In the business man’s mouth that remained after i : i W. W. | ° EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY, the old “stand and ver” day neqereer ty Wore es, one e ant to ee You at Our tise t oe a ee 6 “Bryan” In eight letters, } P N It Mayor Mille n't hurry home there fa no telling what rene d N S IND, 441, t + whi Taft” has four letters and t These are exchanges, and connect with all de j Will happen to the pe co. With grimos of all sorte being com | ain nes five: ‘ ‘ ew ore on Secon partments—aek for department or name of persen mitted daily, innocent mon being ’Werested therefor, and the chief Nya" Wee Tve}. Aetal, Aine te | ti you want, @ : ; |preparing for a quict Uttle jaunt to 8a@ Francisco, we might just | term if d S . —HALLARD SPAR AGENCY — 610) Dallard av. Guneet, Bate _ |e well throw up our hands and let ‘or go, If Mr. Wappenatetn Theretogs, it is something of a an pring “SRVRRETT STAR AGENCY —orrott ti Day BYOe Hhockefelter Ay. unset 9. | hadn't shown us what real good police service was We wouldn't com- | feat te write both names with ™ a plain much, but know now what a chief of polfee ought to | 1% , e Due cent per six + week, oF twenty-five cents per month De ont ight tett “ee ” 1 — wl doiied ‘6s: Went bien, ba te in grag 4 We’ ve Lots of Splendid “Buys Br iantered at the J Avian matter Try It, and watch for the an. | F; intered at the iain i . nator J. L. Melaerta eortaialy a the " id’ e wer In Saturday's leave. $ ve sped aur ainly Wan tho “hey hid” with the | i for You us re company, ‘Those letters of hin to Mr, Avohbeld should it Ba have resulted In Iwege and frequent remittances, It is apparent (hat | MAGPIE CONVICTS BOY Pre po tpreractitted ar ts ts aoe aa ow ‘ they were written with that end in view. If Hearst never doos any IN LINDSEY'S COURT, PAO (08 ml eae ee oe en F This ne tore of ours is the pr ) attle thing else to commend him to the people, his recent. exposure The vie, ehatterin riy|_ ‘Those using Third avenue cars car Ca 4 posures Will «}i DENVER Sepe 26 a i mag ‘ angrily | i in on * we than one, please telephone U8 CVF 1). cratorully remembered, even (f it tun't quite gentiomanly to hire hk pa - ; 2 te ty pets and with feathers ruf was \# Spring street - POSS eh ee ome ewsecrtbere 0 pertect serve Lgomeono to stoal the priv Soe te Pelleve ® maple could think, talk! brought Into court # 5 and ft te the only | {hna understand? Who took the money, Magpie?” |i - os . | rh dntesnand that thes ie " 1 ’ ve in th ele Would you’ asked Mra Throckmorton coax | A \ ’ . 4 HEARST’S TROUBLESOME CHARGES must be revised in so far ax the local democrats are concerned. ‘Tp, |, Judue Lindsey of juvenile court! “Hoy, boy, boy!” screamed the Ll DD cued Mena nade ahmed tet &. tick ae fo attendance at the © moeting last night and the enthusiasm of the ‘ame, had before him Louis and) bird 0 * as good even for $1.2 We i" > . ere dines audience indicates a degree of interest that deserves ediate and | 2088 Qeinion, 9 and 15, on the Which boy? $1.0 t y . Mr. William Randolph Hearst shows an astonishing eee pcs Ah groupe sno hat deserves immediate and | charge of theft. A nolghbor, Mre.| “Small boy, small boy! imported these ourselves from Gere familiarity with other people’s letters. [He stands before the] La rom the republicans. } Throckmorton, was the complain} Young Quinton’s knees trembled many; black, wh mode, . ; —— — ant | “Phe bird's right,” he admitted gray, green, navy and oxblood; ¢ 1 tate } the independence p g ; , oa; wi New York state branch of the independence party, night after Ian’t there some way in which Dr. Matthews can get Into thia The smaller boy, Louis, stole $2/"It was me. I never thought that fitted | be night, and reads letters which he says were written by Stand- | Hearst. Haskell-Foraker-Bryan-Roosevelt controversy? It seems too .|{f0™ my home, your honor,” testi-| magpie knew I stole the money rt a Se. 1 others | bed to hy ie Gone th fied Mra, Throckmorton “I know| So there was nothing for the ard Oil tes to venal United States senators and others ‘fo have the doctor on the outside when such an opportunity is (i¢ because my magpie saw him,|court to do but sentence Louts Castile Soap Is 4 Cakes for 25c Toilet Soap Is 15c for a Box of 3 Cakes Squibbs’ Talcum Powder Is 18c Here + | offered. and so informed me.” Quinion, 9, to the reformatory in high ial positions. He also gives the venal senators replies, all tinged with suggestions of tainted money, or alias “considerations.” = eg I Ee THE TEDDYTRIP—BY JUST FINNEGAN of the democratic campaign committee, of being a tool of Pr A WORD FROM JOSH WISE. Standard, He furnishes alleged facts concerning Haskell’s | record, which are of an extremely damaging character, if true There may be some question of ethics involved in this on voking, dressy Child’s Stockings These are slaught by Mr. Hearst, so far as his gathering together of i b blac letters is concerned. It is hardly to be presumed that the i a tial 1 : rx po New York editor pilfered con ications, and it is) never doubts, | 5c to 20¢ " ng stret slaill \ ° . She's allus| 3 . wet equally improbable that the writers, or the recipients, gave peosentive,| Hed. 10 } how good them to Hearst to handle. Hence it looks as though Mr even when low-priced stockings can be unless you've tried these je ca? Hearst may have paid somebody for securing the letters. oneertan | I & Boys’ Strongest Stockings, 25¢ a Pair However, as long as nobody brings a charge of pi that phase of the portance attaching to If, as the New Ye of Standard Oil, he certa = We Want You to Know Our Austra- lian Wool Underwear for Children; It Will Save You Doctors’ Bills We've sold it for all wool, gray, the fortable, wear 5 a garment, a ght of in the rea Hearst charges tor alleges, Haskell is a Moth ballistios Is the science that y is not the right person for treas-| deals with the impact, path and ve be | leetty of the larve om your last | winter's clothes. | no possible common ground between a representative of the} ll i 4 ad Re reasonable. Doubtless the most arrogant and law-defying tr rd people tn the fiat below feel very bearer of a party whose platform breathes uncomprom urer of Mr. Bryan's campaign committee. There can on earth and the stand sing | much as you do about the people " im the flat abov ing th opposition to all combinations of capital which are attacking | Mayy ove hee 8 tpg a ae the public weal | “ee 4 > , | By this time the horny handed The fact that esident Roosevelt has taken a hand in}, otrnan gardener is able to figure the matter of accusing Haskell further heightens the interest | up bis returns and reach the con in the situation, and makes it imperative that the accused shall | fusion that he would have saved 6 0 years and r end it—it’s 1, warm, com- y well, and costs but SOc to rding to size. This will save you fashioned sort ble and r whole lot of trouble and been more make a sweeping and adequate defense. }to the good if he had let the weeds sie It must be remembered, however, that so far ¢ jhave thelr way In the firet place except one side of the controversy over Haskell has deve Pending Racket and Red Fire. J. A. Baillargeon & Co., Second and Spring Now in the distance sounds the After the other side has been fully presented it will be time} * y Rig CHAPTER IV.—Trekking Through the Wild to pass final judgment Which tries to make the campaign SYNOPSIS: On the March.Caravan outrivals an inauguration e the big game ia, and I do not care who's in the Whi House Skulking Hoatile MORE CRE NCAT eS RE TE ae TT LE egg ae gg ae eee aS ete, hum. ER PaPR ae tie ai anne tn Gene chiefs sire up the outfi od hurry to get on the band wagon. And this ts w different _— TAGS, THE PEOPLE'S MITES |e! © cyan gt Peso and rates oaay > he See os ee ees oe The campaign drum’s bum's on the thing to be said in the nature of approval trictly b And what a . 2 e i ture it is that on = the hay fever mete viewpoint ites to come home in time to vote! 0 Under the old system, which, despite the worthiness of go a And then there are also the peo bam. Of the merits of the charit y fox whose benefit the Tag ae campaign has been inaugurated, it is to be pre | enough} Ordinarily 4 are not nearly so Increased mueh astounded at th cost of living when y nm. But | ing the stuff ae wheo ¢ in. is some “ee has been written so that all who read are we in the aims and aspirations of the Charity Society Organiza , . It’s Just as Essential What you pay for your Clothes as what you get for y money— Clothes With More Character of this plan of raising funds for a worthy cat ovinton of na the cause, had all the ear-marks of a “hold-up,” bands of zeal-! 41." Nho seom to think it Is ne / Clothes With More Style ous collectors roamed over the city, taking all they could get sary to apologize for ast having an Clothes With More Quality from everybody under any pretext or duress that ha g | Clothes With More Satisfaction to suggest itself as being most efficacious. And tl e| In this cam is clear, It Ave offered here FOR LESS than you am about that business men ations and professi r on ga ce aa Hens to pay ; were obliged to figure on “charity,” the’ same as th 1 on i wiping tlt - insetance, taxes and rent , Doubtionn those two burglars who Good Suits for Men and Young Men The contribution of one busine st were men who could take a joke @ that of another. If Jones was cx & Of course, a candidate should fe) waywomen, carrying letters « or-} have a good mor t ts just ganization or church, t Se should have a nnaemnl likewise, no matter whethe ? li by the bo Just received, several hundred not, and the resul Men's Suits, for Fall wear, jonations ma c ing in the donation 2 oi Z i paint your | vase in browne, olives, tans, bludgeon, and the giver y was re a . biack and white mixtures, in “4 € « ¢ consciou » ‘ , ly pe tweeds, worsteds and great st reward, the at f having wi gly per-| : - meres, the biggest values formed a good deed a a we have ever been able to The the that the end justifies the means reached it 8 she of the cor " etter you highest development al lines, and go Chr - ator A ws nei l, have « ' ts th the fine of cor Union troops engaged in battle ladies, in their zeal, hav ee ee a wae t $12. 50, 35 mercial blackmail by hinting ts to f w if their pet| Meade; Confederate, 78,000, u charity were overlooked Lee UL seg the tag system you pay sx dime and wear y . D GENUINE OAK TAN SOLES. ‘i e a | e ween : tact oar teat Tether’ thaa esuly Uravenette hain ur S Sut iaweatiitent: of one dir assure a fr f for # pair that won't MEN'S SHOE STORE, 805 First Av. Colman Building Have just unpacked a Fall shipment. of Raincoats, which will ke ep you dry and look well these dat tweed $10.00, $12.50, “$15.00 Up | $3.45 to $5.00 Men’s Hats Bryan and Taft $500 or $1,000, thou Instead of one man or sands of men The sur ren contribute their mite In-Douglas lential cam- form. This year it is again possible. Both candidates What You Expect Is Not Always What You Get peak to you, on the “ ae an , os s All the new blocks and colors in the J. B. Stetson and the Mallory Cravenctte H ; —and this applies to clothes-buying as now ready for your inspection, at $3.60 and $4,00. Also the Longiord, Dubl - « well as to anything else. Belfast H which have no equal for the price Cc or That new suit you buy, with qualities “At $2. oo, G2 50, $3 0o so glowingly osigl conv ine ingly painte ad nt e Stop in at any time and hear by the exper t you take it out of the ce, has an ur rtal he ar cca antes ary annie UNDERWE AR Sherman, Clay & Co., rth mr ‘ “CI Victor Talking Machines, Wholesale and Retail. sradbury System” Clothes are guar- ‘Ehese cold, chilly mornings and damp evenings remind one 1406 Second Ave anteed to pleas se in _every little detail of fit and w I a and trimmings are sng i es he sy eid 8 . ¢ oid , arry a full “fd _ A meade _ 756, $1.00, $1 25, pige- Toot Storage BEKINS Moving and Storage Co Third Ave. & Washington Street $1 50, $1. y $2. 00 Scuaaicuceaine z ae Inc. a viaibs chi BROKERS everal other prominent makes, from 50@ up t toth Ph ka Bids. eike, in both Union and ‘Two-Piece Suit |McCORMACK BROS. | Head to Foot Outfitters for Men and Boys 812-14 First Avenue Opposite Colgan Block A good Bradbury Suit or Overcoat can be had at any price from $20 to $42.50, Onr Liberal Cr ar ” if not con EASTERN OUTFITTING CO., Inc. 9332-34 SECOND AVE. 209 UNION STREET a “Seattle's Reliable Credit House’’ SEAT i Le MA ROUTE. 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