The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 12, 1909, Page 4

excess BY STAR PUBLISHING CO, 1307.1909 Seventh Ave. EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY. aay Jase matter, eoond ~ oe Botered at the Portoffice at Meattten Wanhington, as Washin » taught to know us ——_—_—_o—-— E STAR--FRIDAY THE SEATTLE STAR |[AHA, YE PUZZLER! CAN YOU READ THIS? Here is a ploturs, In three parte. The titles of those three parts, read in their order, make, a phra Now, WHAT does the picture say? from an advertisement or some sign _ FEBRUARY 12, 1909. STAR DUST From Jonk Wines look tor ee whieh might have been taken DOGS Wiki BE WEEry Jone WER THEN WIRE tome wo th’ bw that mint thy Lincoln taught urselves | Mr tne hetrons The first won for ndependence woens No’ 16 The last wrought manhood and self respect Ah It wouldn't have any effect Let us give to ¢ glory due him you, 60 1 think the best thing I The a the aa of Lincota. "And as he hes filled the con-| Twos whe send tm the correct / TO THE PUZZLE EDITOR OF THE DAILY STAR |" Matdiré aie "tinips tury, growing from humblest birth to highest place, te | **wer by 6 p.m, of Fob, 13 NAME Sivccckévce a ok, Wee a pd a ihe the glimmering taper « martyred death and world-wide fame, so will he go on grow~| wit be placed on the Star's Roll of ° ing, through all the centuries that are to come, as an inspira Address ..... Fae i , oeee A wee ‘ nd the ‘Not to . Honor as winners of the degree of of fire’ plac tion and a hope for all mankind ys stole out of That is, if we keep the Lincoln as he was—if we faithful at the sepulcher of this crucified one and see that no] py) out this coupon PTTL Bee RTT PETER Ee OTT CL hey'd natied it up over false spirit issues forth in his stead Boston Transoript In the adulation that is being given to Lincoln on this EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT—Say, | surely Ianded in @ peek of trouble when | an Sh) “Seiad Beakek, i Mhbell entenar 1 1 birth there i an f hie being taken nounced in The Gtar yesterday that the roll of honer for puzzle qguessers would end at 6 p. m. Feb. 13, stood — Tennyson centenary day of his birth there ts danger of his being ta next Saturday, Before 6 o'clock last night | received two long distance telephone calls, one from Kent " 8. he human man that he was and deified into the] and the other from Bremerton, asking me if | wouldn't extend the time, Both gave as their reasons ow We offincrs of the navy ate from us as the unknowable stand] P.M Master of Puseles. Th s the world been robbed of the real Achilles, the not reach me in time. And then - ; s ; tests on the shert time. real Caesar, the real Washington, who have passed from human t Monday ws semblance to fanciful shade Let us not thus be robbed of the plain Abe Lincoln! everybody get in and gu My Answer to Above Pic that the puzale was a hard one and unless they placed their answers in the mail by tonight they would ad thin morning of 32 letters addr So you will eee that the time has been extended to 6 p. m. February goes, There is nothing to the anewer to the above puzzle RUTE cecceeseniees to the Puzzle Editor, 29 were pro- 16, How fading are the joys we dote upon!—Norris fact, oa | The three received this morn- either of the anewers, in Let us keep the man as he was—a man—one of the noblest] they are two miles from the correct answer, Just look at the above and then figure it out. Really it ‘You write rat aud os sacl , the most precious possessions of |" easy—if you know how. Now all together—get the anawers in and get them In quick tile te the 9 PUZZLE EDITOR | thor a peor » = sents al and not t! ur popular process of eliminating from our great men we destroy t! ate 1 examples we can comprehend Look at Abe Nature never as an in t f ar hara ter to be senti red. His habits of life molded its lines in steel but the face is beyor and. Day and night, waking and rhs sleeping, one's character is being traced there, to be read by | all who care to read Dothetioa | And as we must hold to the sad, rugged, homely, intensely human it for what it is, so the grandest, mm if history as a nation of figure, with all his homeli- human face of Lincoin, and | to him, too, just as he figure looming up in « With all his awk we was vat really rdness mess of manner, with all his sir of speech—that was Abe Linc And let us keep plain Abe—infinitely greater and infinitely more sacred than any mythological god, or his- torians’ fancies or poets’ dreams Coming from nearest to n everything Born of the poor whites of a slave state, and inheriting the hatred held by his class for the negro, his hand freed the millions of black slaves A self-made man, with thing, he arose to nearest to scarcely one winter's schooling from books, he contributed some of the gems of the world’s literature. His letter to Mrs. Bixby, printed in another column of this paper today, is unequaled in all the classics for depth and limpidity of sentiment. It ought to be read with feverence today by every American The man who could open a cabinet meeting, called to dis cuss the emancipation proclamation, by reading Artemus Ward and could call for a comic song on a bloody battlefield was the game man who could guide, with clean fhind and iron hand, the diplomacy that kept off fatal interference of Europe, while conducting at home the mo il wars that ever afflicted a people He reached with case the highest and the lowest human levels, and on the very field that he shamed with a ribald song he left a record of cloquence_never attained by human lips before But let us not forget that he was human Master in mind and body and spirit—yes; but only a man In his brain the eagles of inspiration had their eyrie In his heart dwelt infinite love for all the oppressed of} his time In his soul was a pure spring of promise for all human-} kind. finest et horrible of « Instead of adjourning over today the legislature might profitably git and ponder individually over what Lincoin would do under the same conditions Of course it's foolish to suspect the Se @ desire to grab anything, but perhaps this ie » Kleetric company of he silly season Senator Stevenson of Wisconsin paid $10 fe striking a fair average 793 to be elected, which between graft and patriotiam. Two Oklahoma senators blew out the gas and thus arises the first contingency not provided for in the state constitution Isn't it getting pretty close to the time when all the managers in the league win the pennant? Taft's return only confirms the general suspicion that he was satiafied with the canal Dr. Roller and Officer Hagen might fill in the walt between the California Japanese war. With the Annie” would make a convine fag mauve Camille. HALF A CENTURY AFTER LINCOLN proper setting, “Suicide rolling f in farm in Ke jece of land fertile autiful acres jent calle her a “grand old} pomp and the state? ponenees Simply because here who, by his honest thinking, hie 4 he belleved to be rigt i Great predec ds Mammy Gra: evelt's mother ored her by « the Rosevell. N. practically nothing. He hoped to give _ -—- home, to rebuild for himself a and grandfather before him had poss A little boy ca hap A and | crackers. j take, f ping up |nald politely etice it had in understand, the 5 y. No palace 4 | the opportunities « tor have fastn | ordered | coffee T x blinked bia anid Traveling Bags MEEK TRUNK 4@ BAG CO, greed a helped not only life. entucky in Why distinguleh it above 100 years ago @ baseball |AFTER A SKETCH FOR STATUTE TO BE SET UP AT LINCOLN'S BIRTHPLACE, HODGENVILLE. WHY WE § life of Lincoln, She ts « plearant en: with tts Why set It aside with all the farms of all was born what certain little boy ationce, his steady holding to helped a ration to free itself from an iniquitous and ignorance nation, but ail nations to a freer and hap fastoned on Itself, and in #0 There was nothing in this little farm to foretell a great future for child to be born on it a little boy t that f we no part in ther the frulte of sincerity and stead Make No Difference. man, walking unsteadtly, ente Jed a hotel cafe Aaturday nant and walte tot While brought th return, he step the walter the man, ur pardon, sir It and wage looked around What sha dite Tm drunks Trunks Suit Cases 918 Firat Ave. bought it by an-expenditure of labor and a bysta of achievement of gurro’ and roving carpenter ety of which we know a permayemt as his fabiger did hits heat place of pil Aitate on that eternal truth, depend in no degree on the piling up of go tom ndings and CLOTHING “w wo A000, "33.75 en's $3.50 Dress $1.48 ee «ang ME { rte | Bs values from | Ladies’ $2.00 Vicl Kid @4 omeese | : gee coe: , esiver: l Benson Clothing Co., 501 Pike St. et al | HOULD HONOR LINCO BY IDA M. 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TARBELL., ew Spring Gowns are arriving — by SHOES every express 1912 Gecond Ave. A MOTHER'S “SOLEMN Encl Dnansions Works Av 2,184 Ona Bebe Bntor, Thad, Nican, Vreedlawer, S how Caw Horr « ph Van Difaments a indnk of tes tj wt of Mhasiackudstld HhAD you are t he mothan f Lvs port thee Kove dash plots om thy fb of Cattty I fut Row wrtttc ond. feruittass must be tay werd Py Puente Ries Markol. thtingt Xo eee ay fo eh 4 rr 7+ hose be ove halinang wo I cannot fr re Mamelining ye Wha tontolaMion thet may fe fond whe thanks of vhu repudticc Piry prac vr J pry thet oun Atasrant, Horton thay a8 the om : omsrnery of vhw hove anol hott, ancl the solemn pros heat raat tayo tn howe aie bo wrttty o Aner fier . danel AtafueX folly Ale 4 FACSIMILE FROM THE ORIGINAL OF LINCOLN’S WONDER. 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