The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 30, 1908, Page 6

rs} sie THE. 8 THE SEATTLE STAR | _ OUTBURST OF EVERETT TRUE BY STAR I8HING 00, ——Fa07-1 300 Seventh Aver RY AFTERNOON xcept QUNDAY These are exchanges, and connect with all de Partmente—ask for department or name of person you want, WOW YOURE DBEiFing B#tcav NAR K'S FROST IN THE AIR IY ae WAWAT YOU N&ED 18 A LITTLE EVERETT STAR T A. King, 1610 Pacific Ave. Sunset 098 One cont per eopy, # te por Week, of twenty-five cents par month, Dew A by mall oF carrier oo Entered at (he Peatoffioe cond-class matter Rot again Of date on #4 reoelp NOE bad av BAOHTUGRA Mioald, your = the “py Phe WF Fall to reach main offieg o will seod you | telephone us | you miss i inthis way ‘we can be certain of giving eur eubsoribers @ perfect service and He le Ue only way eae ao cara eet a SELECT a" DIDATES NOW The Star prints today a toate ballot, similar to the ballot | to be used at the election next Tuesday. } Every voter who reads The Star is advised to cut this sample ballot out and carefully mark it between now and elec- | tion day, putting crosses against the names of the desirable candidates. Then take this sample ballot to the polls and - it as a guide in marking the regular ballot. It is poor policy to delay the selection of candidates until | the voter is in the booth and confronted by the big blanket | ballot with its multitude of names. The haste then necessary makes it impossible to select candidates properly, especially for | the minor offices. | FACT It is a fact that while the majority of voters have a clear! ee omer et idea as to whom they want in the most important offices, there! is always uncertainty at the last moment regarding others. | MOS T AN YTHING Take time by the forelock, Mr. Voter, and study out every detail of your voting before next Tuesday. | Tf you want to vote a party ticket in the main, mark al Some Figures And a Few Light Extras cross under the name of the party preferred, AND THEN MAKE YOUR EXCEPTIONS FROM THE TICKET BY MARKING CROSSES AGAINST THE NAMES OF CAN-| an auctrisa in u Turkish village. |ened people isthe Btowart coat DIDATES ON OTHER TICKETS WHOM YOU PREFER| , 0 * vousien sowtl. htenlt sy . TO YOUR REGULAR PARTY CANDIDATES. leam be eet by a steel toot, bet A prety isiisabiisAilisiab ccc camelenig 00 high apeed will cut the] A girt with tresses yellow; tool A stolen kiee A THIEF’S SPECIOUS DEFENSE o* 6 | Ob, heay'nly bliss— ey. meeney, miney, mo, € ho grafter hd the toe; 1 Owing to the prominence given to the success of a young-/ If he gives up, let him go. | “Money,” anid the financier, ster who stole $69,000 worth of gold bricks in Alaska, returned | T™4!* the erat ‘jun RoW, you know, | soon be a drug on the market.” | “Huh, I never had any use for! little Claudie | drags.” enld bis friend, “bat T @wens | ster Smoot— paw in an angel now }1 could get the habit a prother Dinger—Yas'm. He ett) . $50,000, served two years in the penitentiary, and is now enjoy ing the profits of the transaction, amounting to $19,000, we may expect an epidemic of this sort of crime. | pizoned fly paper and floo—Puck Barium carbonate or barvtes ts : ‘ . ag | ° |a most effective rat and mouse This young Miller justifies his deed to his own satisfaction , Prince | poleon. It causes the ponte to leave poate, but! the house and search for water be | Prexy Woodrow wn by the fact that he served two years in the penitentiary, and to ton, declares college tt w further - 1! } the average freshman will not agree fore dying throw a t glamor on his larceny, he cites his financial wih aie. | wie. relationship to Messrs. Rockefeller, Morgan, Harriman, et al “ee | The taller the giraffe the shorter Were it not for the fact that this (logical thief sets forth an al TB gee Pov ne bo the rope mceted to tang Sea lous °° luring argument to the weak of character, there would be no |ebiel of police refused to fall for the | Prince de Sage Occasion to mention his exploits, further than the usual news | S8!ome dance, | newwat husband, ne narration of the strange and curious. The suggestion he offers! Galifernia diamonds are quarts boda ag = epiction are to the susceptible is pretty certain to lead some loose reasoning | °T7*t#!* sometimes sold as white to on person into the toils of the law, with less success. pia lite name into the papers these days the $19,000 by spending two years in McNeil’s island, that he| with a-war cloud doesn’t amount to oan eag ee is quits with society, and the incident is closed. On the face |™**™ ck ae of it this argument is absurd, and not worthy of a boy of the! “The automobile ts rapldty dtvid mental development of 10 years. It would be just as reasonable |!" th public Into two clawses.” | studio : ‘ Yes; the quick or the dead.” for a youngster, who in the heat of play had smashed a window, Lite. pet: se er te. and received parental chastisement, t t pa it o say that he had paid} iy Sinen fercier ted 0 wie » disfigured,” see your own kid” takes hard cash to refit the window. In the same way, if young |*™” a = particles Miller had spent 15 years in the penitentiary he would not mc ee _ Dean Swift squared his account with society. He was a thief when he took |_ “The dead have never died,” says the gold from the steamer decks, and he is a thief yet, and will|uset One of them is born every |'* 7 teow how to read it: femain a thief until he answers before the last bar of justice, | ™nute ai ak Has an acuti which will not compromise to save banks or bankers, | The firet Panama canal was pro- Ne lasso Rata, Miller's story, however, is not without its value, as it |R0*ed by Samuel Champlain, found Mollt divints | Omi de armis tres, throws a rather uncomplimentary light on justice as it is ad e pale ag row 'fe Imi na dis tree, ministered in the north. If it is true, as Miller says, that the! Canta disco ver re made in Boum Meas alo ver? federal court of the territory entered into an agreement with | fo", Colombia and Peru. but ie pei ? th lta Pasama he average cost of} . 7 the bankers for a specific sentence in consideration of $50,000, | the raw material is 13 conta, Aix bp gy doeerd pe geod the transaction doesn’t fall far short of judicial bribery, in| 7otir gay, “*tMtet @ make & hat bor gg | ¥ hi addition to establishing a premium gf nearly $10,000 a year as} am 7. wa ee ee the legal profit on yrand larceny Have you had your light felt hat And the ¢ ka find his viait no dyed green? joke eee ee Thornton Jenkins Hains, who aided and abetted his brother tn Cleveland was the " |to deliver i ad « : Potshotting an unarmed man, te “amazed” that he bas been arrested padres r Waasee ante “ ' a ery bas the —— = for murder. His wonderful capacity for astonishment may be far | ural address. , ee ther tested when he hears the verdict nich he in swinging around the ‘dnceshietientneenemettassite Pueblo de la Reina de Los Angeles . vers Hughes could be electod by a landslide tn any state in the union | ‘ wail btm oT a | eee o88 except bis own, all of which points to the conclusion that the re | First Thanksgiving was Feb. 22,| A French firm has ordored ward of virtue is the unlimited opportunity to be more virtuons. 1630, in Massachusette, when ship| Wright aeroplanes. [t will ato ms fall of provisions arrived on day|to hustle to. find 60 men to navi | appointed for general fasting, ow om. Doubtless ft 1s generally understood that only the highest and | el et het es ew % altruistic motive impels that iftie band of citizens to consent to | bs led if half an hour lost to Pierp Mor’ take an exclusive garbage franchise for the next 35 years. Wonder if “temperamental im-| worth | r ? ly six thousand 4: a possibility” would bar Col. Stewart) Bx tars ee in case of wart No wonder del do not add te | Crowded into the corner, we'll have to admit that Taft was ee ootee + Popapaaineian id to his slightly mistaken in his geography when he said the Mississippi | The finest exposition of a “kan-' No wonder, retarded, ho holiers was the western boundary of jast fall's “depression.” ors a 4 ——_—____. A POSITIVE IDENTIFICATION. The spectacte of the Anti-Saioon League and the Royal Arch en “re , dorsing the same persons engenders the suspicion dates are playing both ends against the middie. that some cand ip, to What reception of un trailed magnificence and Oriental splendor Javished on our fleet by the Japanese doesn't appear to have taken the edge off the Asiatic League. Why doesn't the evening contemporary make a good story of It and come out with the statement that Cosgrove is dead, buried | and the tombstone selected? Even if Rnef did bribe a juror, the supreme court will find some extenuating, wew trial circumstances: that he wore tan shoes or did \t before breakfast All these berglarto: the work of bungling ama teura, but it ts r 4 professional ability in not being caught Looking over the political field th candidate € sure confident, one marvels at wh 1 hopeful thing confidence is So far on the official lat sh " ith bis $37,000 fa tho only fivefigure angel in the d 5 b i tra postoffice wind ow Any mail here for Along some lines the ca ecalls the earlor . Post Ww J J + Ri gp : : . ‘ \ hat John Jones are you? ages of the presidential con at its Inklest | Stranger; Um the John Jones what wants his mail amines on stg eA meee | WHEN IT RAINS YOU AICK, AND WHEN T'S DRY You KICK You ACNE” PHON ros wea E> ABOU? THE NEAT Abi, SUNMER aap ‘BALLARD STAR AGENOY--840) Hallard av. Buneet, Mallard #06 a | OCTHOPAINIO TREATM ANY. AND | Now could you blame the fellow? oe Anna Gould's T writes letters pare the tolls. - Bi. ee men will be favored by the Prussian income tax, when al Miller’s peculiar logic convinced him that he has “earned” |, The Balkan state that can't Kt) jowances will be made for each | New York bas « school where pupils are taught to look pleasant| wright, sald the other must be in & photographer's| jeweled watch that had been se by a Scotch admirer in Poebdle A jeweled watch from Peebles | Mow strangely unexpected! i r iminds me of an f for the window. No matter how vigorously the rod is applied, it | with a pick, a sbell fired during (06 | gag sug e ye ee ot home ed | formance of ‘A You Like It’ that |] once rebear ph jum “| am sorry, my little maa, to heard @ | hour jin yo Willard—'"That’s all right, papa, 1) awim on my back ir nly president) Of sun's heat and light only one jean circle, | Los Angeles was originally called | Candidate Taft doubtless put anyone tal ked th now; tak ine Se mama pm LIEN Oct, 50, 904, A ‘STAR DUST A word, FROM JOSH WISE, A Near One. | He-"Won't you miss me when T'm far away? Bhe Ne; TH you as very clone.” *-* When It Was Cold An American and were discussing ed In winter and umping from a b idenly f allow that 1 know that Awtul. The couple were the color of the | age of spades You charge your husband with |@ having struck you bie fists?” asked the woman Yeu, your honor Six monthe!” shor These blackhand outrages b to cease!” “-* Not for Him. A black derby? the b Now derby just suite a short man. indeed? replied How much ts ith Four dotlars Huh! That price would never hort as I arm.” sult a man a . All the World's a Stage. “Parted.” “-* Bhakeapearian Bricklayer. Clyde Fiteh, the 1 rehearsed this amateur per- | (iN is responetble for the | formance In a garden that was over following treatment of Latin words, |jeoked by a building operation |e magasine writer. Ob, what's the| T%!C® whke good sense in Kngtish, | my amateurs postured and chanted | ; beautiful lines, bricklay ers abo: un tald bricks, carpenter planed boards and masons obipped stones onder brick yonder 5 No Inconvenience. | Witiard—"Papa, may I go swim-| ming?" Papa—"Why stomach! Where Diplomacy Failed. “Young man, | wax told today that 4 | you were the worat boy in the neigh lborhood.” "Gee! if | was @ man and | tle be Bomeone Cau raseal? Becos ‘e's How do ¥ Well, wouldn't What & man cany A Ge | story elevator of a wh in New York and wal office where one of the was busy at his desk er wa that t nothir & line in opening his sample bag and ing himself the cause until mode peesness, but, my! “Johnny, | will give ter if you can ge r sister's bale Gimme four bite ¢ de Whole buneh she hangs It nights.” mothers think thelr ugly lit Why, it's nothing pared to the cold we States,” said the Ame t one winter wh in the alr law of gravity replied the tale | itcher, “but the law of gravity waa | she anawered And in Papers. “Does Giadys look any different | since she and her husband neparated* Yea She wears her hair a la divoreece ” “Heavens! How's thatT brilliant play: | “And one afternoon, silent paves to our rebearsal volee from the operation say gravely “| prithee, malapert, pass Willard ago you complained of a pain | HEAVY ATIN “used In way about my lit-| » would get licked.” and Effect. 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