The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 5, 1908, Page 4

@. a (THE SEATTLE STAR [MR SKYGACK, LBY STAR | PUBLIQHING CO, 1907-1300 Seventh Ave, | ; wt sets, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, aN ‘EVERY APTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY, He Visite the @arth as a Speclal Correspondent and Makes Wireless BY JOSH oe ‘ai argeon’, 3¥ cnmenenmumreaedte Observations in His Notebook, | exchanges, and connect with all de ask for department or name of person (PHONES is. om BALLARD STAR “AGRNOY— 5408 ard SF. Sunset, Batiard 906 WENCK7. AK THid Pacific Ave Sunset 898 STRING ‘One cent per copy, six cents per week, oF twenty-five eente per month, Der Hvered by mall or carrier free copl ntered at the Po oftiee a Beattie, Washington, a4 seoond-ctass matter de on the iption hae A change TO MAIL SUBSCRIBERS-—tho date when address labo! of each paper hen ‘ in ady reae label TO SURSCRTHERS Grow ook aay evening, please do 1080; Ind. 44). bet Ye you should every time you miss ft Tn ‘Shia Way "we oan Se certain of giving our subsoribers @ perfect gerviee end it is the only way iF mubscription ¥ ame (8 taken from Wit | Wy, | Hep My Ke Har RI To teeck | aa Hh up our main aftiog | hi a wad we will send FoR please telephone ue ~ ih more —— erm ome aoumes 39 PASS! NG OF BRYAN The pec of the United States in their wisdom have] chosen a president in the person of William Howard Taft For the third, and presumably the last time, William Jennings Bryan has failed in his long years of effort to reach the highest | office in the land. In coming days we will hear much of Taft | and the nation and the world will do him such honors as are| fitting, So it is of Bryan, the man and the candidate, we will speak in some appreciation of his deeds and virtues A dozen years ago a little-known man attended a demo cratic national convention in Chicago and, in the course of the convention business, was call } | upon to speak W Hee he} fought his way from the platform at the close of his address, | William Jennings Bryan was a world figure For a dozen years he has been the leader of the great minority party, For a dozen years he has toiled and struggled. His first defeat ieee him to a second effort, his second defeat to a third and today, with the fire of youth burning low, he sits in his home nursing the agony that only an ambitious man can know—defeat For Bryan's life course is run. THe can be a leader no mg a leader to be a follower more, and Bryan has been too | or an adviser to advantage. He can no longer comma henceforth must drop back into the ranks, with the hope that | taking this pill =———— some day he will see the principles he advocated put into ‘effect, and his reorganized party once more triumphant j With the exception of President Roosevelt, no man has Some Figures left a deeper imprint on the character of the American people than has Mr. Bryan. Bryan's voice has been one of protest. | Bl acs Stele hiita willl and, while he has lived to miss the highest goal, he has not) wasgtve lived in vain. Bryan has forced his political opponents to fol-|Astmais indians, low in his tracks. He has been a leader in governmental and| Unete siiae—The trouble is, Fora political thought, just a little ahead of his time. Those wh >| ker was workin’ for the Standard scoffed at his teachings in one campaign advocated them ii tae Joah—Ain't we all workin’ @e next. Bryan, if he did nothing else, deserves fame and | tor the Standard O1)—Life honor for making the protest against predatory wealth decent) porgiar gageed a New York wo and respectable. Before the advent of Bryan, to _assail our man with a baked apple. Bhs A despoilers, as now all may freely do, was anarchisti cases ater thin nee man who did not bow down to the sanctity of vested rights was a dangerous citizen. More than any man else Bryan |W" ha oe gs tenet changed this. The concept that the dollars justified the means * The coeatry i eoguations ae was first politically disproven by Bryan, and from this has! pda a come most of ovr present reforms and our newer ideas of the! : i Eger + ot ‘ Just as Ben man . more worthy activities of life. lean Europe the duma decided to What Bryan has done for his country would take long| assemble, Had Ben walted a bit longer he could he and the judgment, We are still too close fo our partisan passions, but | atatesmanship, ** again another twelve years have rolled around the American| Many wives can testify that the people will be able to look back at Bryan and assign him his/| tate Mr. —— t# not necessarily de place among the great of the land | ceased aes She— You make love like an ama Now that the election ts over, the thought of the nation will be | ‘4r. nao eae Giverted to the price of turkeys, Christmas presents and the Abrusst- |, @-—That® where the art comes Elkins wedding. fre France was poor thie year. getiage there sre ‘seme people for whom i toe physien! tmovestttt oe |fer to the inventor of the combined My be shown. He: When we are married we aeroplane-parachute as & wise guy " shouted a must both think alike oe @ can turn out that | K a) ‘ ‘A Just to celebrate the restoration of confidence the Rhode teland | She: Yes; but I'll think firet—| On the corner now ts seen ps lb Fe This company is resorted to by rich bank commissioner bas natied the doors of a Providence trust | sle® eee wet M's aogneted by the tex Bo a es, Si and poor alike for safe-keeping of seeu- nae. A pickpocket made s dive into! “and Dredatory oon repay i mould show eee rities and articles of value. Safe De- en aiiiatinnaasion eines MEcTnae esiaiaiiie in” Fiorida’” Take yourseit posit Boxes in its fireproof and burglar- The whole world is impatiently wafting for the joyous rhapsody ; on the turn of events, that 1s coming from Joseph Benson Foraker. WILLIE THE WONDER re ome Mr. Cosgrove's death-bed ment to al) tnvalida. eadeneste oe ee od IF THE WICKLEBRIDGES WERE IN WHITE HOUSE ampaign will be a great encourage “Consix Mra. Wichklely The th “ n from be hind the « Sis: the: Seale tae, maeidinl hy ho “ uid, puzzled course,” M telat Pam ti : t tt i 1 ay i 1. “He ts a very capa i mat him em ployme m glad be on the pay PVIVED ACCESS INTO NARROW LIVING PLACE INHABITED BY MALE ERRTN- BEING nooner PROBABLY NERMIT w= MANEUVERED WITH BRIGHY yn SPLINTER AND FINE RUCK MANY ATTITUDE, TRY*WARD, TWISTING COUNTENANCE “re GREAY VARIEVY Of FANTASTIC COMBINA} aided awmnwnnem MUMBLED, ALSO. Ugh! I could not bear to|1 would not compensate jee the colors clash. My soda expert more leeveless effect and itial For his easy work mere fize to jerk! mr P | Neediess Precaution lThan I pay the prescription clerk button trimmed, side- | 10¢ Each—A very soft amb | Doctor You must be careful| I'd sooner close my store t ist and tut- heer one, Wink * and follow the right direction for) Than go on at this rate pleated waist and b sheer one, with a hand ton front, habit back, worked tiny initial, Pat: G'wan wid ye, There's} “What makes you think tho Is a . 3 : ircular skirt. only wan direction fer it to go. young woman of polish ?” | om 1Se Each—A pure fis : Ao ay er Her nose ts sbiny.” | A novel, graceful, new | one, very fine, And a Few Light Extras | Charity Worker I hear you Force of Habit. dress, that’s offered to | sheer, with a are on the point of starvation, my| “How does your new chauffeur you at a saving. It was worked sm by Ponce de Leon to the | months of 1908 business amounted | ,,,* 2 } J | the entiy, “Come, |getten sare the urgency of savin ears, made in 2 and 3- to $10,738,200, compared with $16,-| dic wp secre yr leave iB trees, With Meseaease hasth y “agp heey | fancy work, 719,800 in 1907 ‘the packer tapped hie boot tm-|they Joaded the logs Into a cart piece styles, ored “just | eee patiently with his ti@ing crop. The land them to the furrows be like - mother’s, $12.50, | Only about 30 piecesia wen the! to tell. It is too soon, the perspective too short, for accurate| gums a few lessons he tormnate | Champagne cf 1908 vintage will, “Gumsboe Bill” Stone beat Folk to Missourl, which augawats that [be @ rarity. The grape crop in| Beg Hatta’ fay and quaint gh ge lth se green pooe P very ‘i ihe lig Sous THE OAD, Ont be wants to find fre Osha bevbe could. crack o smile. 5 te ' 4 Well-Dressed FROM MARS STAR DUST 332332 33333355 New Model, Long Line Cor ey Two Remarkable Values Boxed Hosiery Women’s — Children’s Women’s Six in a box; Or vias full length, full shaped, soli feae 2 wit! le he oles $2.00 a Box fii: tine isn vivomeal tae furnily 47 years. Shoe grew old tn thelr service,” And are they going to reward her?’ You, they are going to allow “Man thinks | her a night off once a month after he knows a/ahe has rounded out an even half whole lot, but he| century with thom | a can't tell his wife what ter Reviewing an Opportunity. | have fer dinner) ‘There in alwaya a lot of food termorrer when] for serious thought tn the election she aske him.” | returns,” said the staunch soclalint “In what respect, for instance?” | g prompted the patient IMetener In that millions who voted for the losing big party candidate then | realized that they might just ax well have voted for Debs,” said A WORD FROM JO8H WI Helping a Bale. the 8. 8 | = slightly | ‘ with whi Boy Customer whiz! Beven 4 \f or a heavier one with ribbed toy fost storey ea ts for a castoft Rough His Vereton. | Oc a pai for as g : Did you ever write a paper on bs nd-Hand Dealer; (il tell you| literature? | : , oskulites @ secret, my friend, That {a one of No; but I've written Mterature | Children 8; ’ + ace the president's old ones lon paper.” know how g tockings © Like M Like Man, if | WERE A ORUGGIST— 85eto$1.104 Box |,,,), u've tried then i Comte de Chees What to tt, Ah long, strong, # and rood ; Jacques? | ing. Don’t judge them by their price: . Valet: 1 hear you are going to Amerique to get a helrenn? Comte de Cheea: That is my in Girls’ Pri: J od Ble sen Gare see Is’ Princess, Jumper | Low-Priced Extry Valet it le a boon I ke 1 be tot you Sit, te alae One WH a and Three-Piece Dresses rr }matd who has plenty of money) | naved Value Initial One-Priced to Move neni Quickly Handkerchiefs Sizes Are From 14 to 20 Our regular prices, bat Years you'll wonder at such gf $7.50 Now—For a new | '*"* Jumper Dress, of pan- | 5¢ Each — Pure white ama,, serge and fancy hemstitched, with mixtures; made with pretty embroidered ie Disproven, | Fancier (proudly) These chickens are too expensive to ont keptioal Visitor That so? Well, | notice they're eating A Bensitive Soul Would you like to go home with me and see sham battle be tween the ‘Blue’ army and the Green’ army? our “$10.00 special.” | micely man’? salt you ri fs Bum it's a Wet My eredit's Not at all, He used to be « This one is w Bryan's pocket. May have been | it good at de saloon letreet car motorman, and the fool $9.75 Now—For a Dress “4 “nlaundee hing for Polle z hing for “My Policies can't help slowing up every time Well Done, Good and Faithful. somebody steps out into the) Mistress (astounded) -You e a. “ arse bi t i isha Wah? teed eenatnun | Yoo, n ™ bas been with the! street | id you ever learn to cook so well? | — <= soe leslie « New Cook-@hure, ovum, Of iay | it € not bein’ able to read the cook | books —Human Life we considered very “ex- tra” at $15.00; princess | i style panama and style of f anama Bn: Dresden and Plaid serge, im navy, brown, black and Co penhagen blue; made Ribbons Special FA, ive BY HWARGED CANTER, aick; bring the pine logs into the! with surplice waist, | ==s-=semeeecee Western man arrested for prom. A dollar twenty-five; and that's | frrourhs” th Renais c lace - ‘ He pointed to the great store of ee oe 39c Yard twing 12 per cent dividends on au lmy Melt te you hat lay, for jast much yoke, collar; button a lovestment stock. Time was when | For heaven's sake, consider,” | y. plied high bebiad th d lar sk 5 seats they could get away with promises | pleaded the old man, catching the | But before the oart was ready the trimmed circular skirt, | ot £ packer by the arm as he turned te! girl came running to him. The i c | M sles ey * mount his horse “Smith offered| temperature had ne down one with habit back New designs, all ore degree, The wun hed set and old wind blew from the nerth-| and you Le the} Export automobile bustness ts torty "tor fe ows falling off tn France. 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