The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 19, 1909, Page 4

TH AR—MONDAY, APRIL 19, 1909. \miss SELMA HERMAN IS A THE SEATTLE STAR every man is his own maker, the arbiter Of his own fate, and! BY BAR PuBLIaWNa 60 GREAT FRIEND OF THE GIRLS 1307-1909 Beventh Ave E> | EVIRY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY - J . i vos at Geattio Washington, a second nvatcan | THEY WRITE HER LOVE LEeT-| in #o great In a touching seene that | . — - = TERS AND ARE HER MOST applause ta forgotten, yet the traly “ 7 Pals at motrenn te fy wre of the WAS IT “LUCK’"? STANCH ADMIRERS. Gros aa 0s ie fully awas holt | | | Gtil! Haw Btage Fright ‘Our remedies oft in ourseives do tle | BY BARNEY DODDS. | And I confess to stage fright Which we a bed to heaven; the fated ae | | Listen, all ye matinee giriies, Do the admitted The first perform = Sag Bye dne tt get dh - jyeu know friend’ ance in Seattle 1 was so terribly RNR WS CoreerreS Se Have you dd hopes for} frightened | could bardly force my j The more |4 rea ‘ you a broken welt upon the stage. I felt just ike . ' needs comforting running away. Yet the moment I on i nd J ite Selma Herman, Not ‘ma | appeared the feeling of good fellow . ; t fhe I the seer; 1 nay, but Selma, the} ship #0 very apparent fn the andl after a « little leading lady at the Seattle! ence just relieved the sense of fear . theatre | instantly a ture} , One of the pusaling things about | Miss Herman is greatly in love \ a thie now playing at the with Beattle ‘ tin ther Seattle theatre is that her acting | 1 wish | could stay here al-| : appeals more strongly to the ways,” she said, “The mountains | part ’ " women in the audience than to the and the seenery are grand and »o . by a1 1 his fathe men. Usually these conditions are inspiring i -|reverved when the loading role ts | “And pow,” an I wan leaving, “tell far € As 1 a aw rw ne nyed by as pretty a girl aa Selma the girlies that | once strugsied for . was at i man, but all during stage recognition, and that my heart goes ' the notes from admirers in = out to the dew with great m- | pra y 5 ars a Sia othe telltales of an a ditions, and that [ am always ready » tre popularity—are mo from lto extend a helping hand boy acre , | the fair sex MISS SELMA isieiaane | r) t ler the! . casi nits ee 1 | Receives Many Letters. Sal Wi iiies uc saci pm 8 * * "i letters but wou ~ infdingiog 5 : md care a packets with | #00 thelr traat in me, “and 1] % seein "THe INJURED. ® ‘i we F t ie aes % h wouldn't betray thelr confiderbe for} | Mise HY meee Alor any tuning is Hurns ver with & ' € | erman ha ived * baking soda, da ned, or ® : ed the | it Whe were , b She Loves the Girte Ne ieded beens re ! « € Nl wondertul 5 nalit 1 do #0 love the litte dears, and) ye ” Light Bathe the eee @ me ane sl rela Where are the sweetly scented | know (hat my fow words of cheer | y in cold * " “ a ives from the male fra and comfort have brought Nght tole gunetroke the # tions, and t H b 1 repo asked many a darkened heart, 1 havely oiothing Get into #] cat ‘ he " 2 ' ev urned it an Oh, 1 never kept thone, except even gone to considerable trouble » ghade and apply ice water to # - rai am wbebrect mG a tow I know, They are so) to correspond with manag in 80] @ the head examine : erribly insincere, and mort of th effort to arrange s trial for several |y — ysad dog or anake bite: Ti and hung a 1 Saying that } was “G. Klay lawy ank favors that cannot be girls who had st 8. and be cord ve the wound. ‘Bathe He joined the town ches >», it ntally 1 played te : such as ‘omraph photog: several times the girla have #u©|» bite with whisky t rs use t a pleas I the | Souvenir trinkets, ete.” ceeded ® Hee «tings: Apply weak am Other lawyers used to ‘ “eae hey te He true that you always au-| Mise Herman has that ~sitth|® monn salt wateroe iodine @ chess experts to consider " ume, W any | mirers? sense #0 often seen in great stage» ainting: Place patient on # lewe youtt ne for vaca for the at tid wipe the You, indeed, Invariably. I would artiste, that of feeling an audience. | @ oo) allawing head t be @ eee he k ’ so like to read you some of these (At times the strain on the hearers! gightiy lower than rest of the # courts w - @? : re > a * body, Bathe the face in cold # Now the s dor augh at when they | *# water. Allow plenty of frosh ing a case against hi nor the s when he i f * ar *. Saal h pany “ wi " th ® Fire tn ono’s « Don't * fice, 1 wl ® run, especially Yow * other side of the boart the net. H r sown i> hall on cas or Web te e } has introduc >» th gislature a d n ® woolen rug or blanket *. " Mire niiding € wie ich have passed, and carried or the force * F in a bet a which ha Leva) oaeat: i ad # om the floor clearest air ia ment against a hostile force, and cums ned} & lowest fe & teem. Cover the & for a congressional n ce | ® head if ponsibie. - Here is a man who has ma mind and hands the} & Fire from kerosene id ‘ | * eo water, ft will ap * Almighty gave him—who has not dissipated his talents—who adeeen, Otet. cand oe ae e has cultivated every one of them as the modern conservation # the best extinguisher, or & ists would have us cultivate our land. So he’s become a success # smother with woulen rag or * : & carpet *. All this may seem trite and ¢ nplace ag I e's} © panidbtes’ Ow pelens:. te @ @ lesson of the same sort in every community | | duce vomiting by drinking hot # But that's the lesson that is hard to get through the head of | ied water oF strong mustard asd hs water the modern youth—that there is no rut, that there is no luck, | « * that opportunity is a word that should be‘apelt “universal,” that | ee ee aA ¥ FA that, if he will take himself into his own hands and mold him-/ Listen, Adolf: 1 don’ anderstant for why your sister efer came RHVEE 0} DOTING MAMMA self, he will be what God Almgihty intended him—a whole man.| to be # olt maid tea . wad dreseen like a Dally m - z Hint from Parts BY DON MARQUIS. Silica alin | 1 don'd know elder, Osgar 4 14 wass nobody cared to take J The police do not believe that the President Teft has made it plain der Hint.” eccentric individeal who shot up that being related to Congressman | © peepee — the bank was a robber, which, of Cushman isn't the sole qualification | lfrom the bank He had $200 left) course. is all the bank officials, for a federal judgship. THE TREASURE i the world, beside his worthiens| homeetoad lt was too tittle te} wast to know . j take them enet, even. | sncitoatiy In her excitement over the proe E $T EAN i Wel fight him while we 1 The account of that 21-4dnoing ball | T* of the Cathoun trial, San Fran alive,” eald bis wife, “Do you re game at Fort Casoye says “the best | Cisco almost forgot her earthq-erer momber what that traveling. sur veyor sald two years amo of feeling prevailed No, no,| fre anniversary BY HAROLO CARTER mother |teere might be en ndergr they'll have to tell that to “a - | The two men — ee ang ream? Bink # well, doa vith ¢ om ho atone « o ne nay on ; a foreigners. _ wo ball — won In a “¢ rssnaacincesr gyfer etic Ms Rod, 1 wil thed s-| sia ati Li, row, the sporting editors are givt 7 a « other, |" | win os ore are SININE | tushed with prosperity; *) it cost all that be had run Mr. Beonett ta entitled to the ‘®* Baetish tanguage Armenian pat in hand, as one who p Gums is das tae ene boul nat honors hung up for the man who, **t™mest la My good man, ¥ honk sides against the sand. A. hen | onli = time. waid the presi thie wae done, no makés two home rups Blossom | ampany affably 1 can't \shdilis Chdne enka -bet-one deh Anyhow, the phystology s us t on ¥ = rues - ore was by 1° before no water on ¥ ie. Ss ; that starch foods are hard to digest ‘Take my price, wo hundred and iq.) ' ye ey nese "e the forts gi aes a bread is s starchy food, eo |fifty--end it ien't worth the ftty) so, eatéd eens i One of the greatest difficulties! ere. 7 alone—or stay there and rot TM make it % Been re hy ome Seattle bas to overcome iv her | The iande-—-irrigated lands. eee hat you cam get away, don't ig lealled them, with fine fromy—hed |i. . ¢ Shia at 4 eakts Winttowses Gipeth is the presence of 12,008) 7, Young Turks are bebsving in|been first settled by miners, whelwicn “veut hago ie ree PB neg oe quarter-in the-siot gas meters. & manner that only serves to show |had come there attracted by marvel- | ountn't earn @ tiving hy Or,| More than halt in two, so whe that bore will be boys. ee ¥ — heh float thw eee it eel you five mts in the | He went down stairs Unele Ben lhad laboriously scraped the thin pany's land, fifty down and @y od back and died; ever Laffingwell,, who wil Kas pers }iuvial from the banks of the atream | ionen we concede adel ton aeted soon be off to the North Pole, says It's so still around the Whiteland When Gepartes. Afterward the And Gregece flunk besk } ée-| Mamam fondly eald, "Tm giad tad.” he expects to find the cost of living muuch cheaper thaa here. House now that passersby think Hp ben came, Homesteads spF888 [fiance at him ana still remal hac tie aan up benide the stream which made| Now they E jell the land fortite for seven miles lam either side of Rh Rut they were | Pinkie'’s such s OLO DARTER. stwitted by capitalists from the A DD j IVE Y EAR Jeast. John Bascom had seen, with It's all right logally, and strictly |the oye of an expert, the marvel- | within your rights as a father, to }ous possibitt the Gry soll twe spank your iT-yearold doughter MORE 7 (oe) LIF E miles eastward, where once the That is, if you're big enough to get been, before the away with It | Such ts the decision handed down by Justioe Jeffries of Detrolt Margaret Gransin had her pa pinched for spanking her. Daddy | Granzin aaid the girl had been go- jtiver bed had course of the atrenm changed. He had acquired rights on the hiliside and begun to bund the @reat dam |which was to divert the river Into cum |‘:* ancient bed and irrigate thea- Dr. Burnside Foster, editor of the Bt. Paul Medics! Journal, is urging a plan which, he thinks, would add| om, { ee conds of acres now nothing but « ing to movin, icture shows instead five years to lives of millions of men . sandy desert. Meanwhile the set- lar ectes the Taiohen Juatice Jef in the United States, and in time! ters, finding their water sup! iy fries sustained bim, inerease the longevity of the whole leradually diminishing, had one } Of course, if the daughter ts a nstion | onb poll GA to the Land Ca. tin] great big girl, and you seale under lonly Gregson and ie wife remained |, 2t was not Bascom's intention 10 divert Dr. Foster fs the chief examiner five foot six—but then a man ts sup in Minnesota for one of the inrgest | posed to use @ iittle discretion in °K. 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Post | “Why im Africa, Aarhew fixing Them Up aed Dows How are that frst abled ae Lowtevtite Courter Parmer (tles t of potatoes f Harry —Or “eee rrr rere ree i ‘ medicines, and eomld got “ (or even retiewsd. 1 ad te be nisted to the offices, adh Loughney I felt diately after the, fim: and kept o bake oven treatment tirely iree from BIRDS AS THEIR OWN SURGEONS, MOROCCO, Ind. April 19 — Old buaters aiong the K kukee river aavert that vart- ous birds are able to minister to their own wounds, and that this knowledge of surgery ts ba ig noticeable In the ® have not felt any more They claim that when « paing since the first new snipe ts wounded it flies or so I feel satisfied creeps away to some quiet apot, teara feathers from ita side or wing, strips off the downy part and places it over the wound, thereby stopping the flow of blood The crisis being over, the anipe finishes its surgical op- eration by finding some cast off feathers lying about the grass, and, after tearing out the quills, lays fold after fold of the down over the wound. , Loughney & Loushney |ottices at the comer of Pike and Second avenue, in the Savings Bank Building, suite leas. ‘They give free and they can tell you @ symptoms. You need sot ted That is one thing confidence in them. Wi to them you will realize their business and they: Se RSS RR E ee e life insurance companies of the the entire stream, He cal-| these things eliciialciadiclaMaiatalaiadalel every case‘ of Rl East. He proposes that al! insur culated, by leaving the end of the | MR. JOHN SHERIN, take. ‘They Will Sot ance companies adopt a rule for | dam open, he could divide the fi the re-examination of policy holders and thus acquire possession of two Of 2417 West Sixty-second Street, | they can't cure. My m every five years. This frequent tracts af fertile sel, one, along Ballard Station. | West Sixty-second street, 3 medical examination, he asserts, either tributary. But firet he must statio M. umber would indicate the beginning of un ifrighten Gregson away. Thus it Says the bake oven cured him of | 3! - ; rh ror Po too sa suspected diseases in time to effect jwae that, as the dam érew te com yeah Rheumatism completely. Mr. Shertn | 4rd only cures or materially retard the prog |pletion, the river shrank daily until | “WE'LL FIGHT HIM WHILE says: 1 was laid up in bed for aix | U>stantiate the abana reas of discase ) jit wae nothing bue a rivulet WE ARE ALIVE” SAID HIS " “ Dr. Foster urges that as the Hte! od help us, Mary, we'll have tol wirg, od weeks with rheumatiam, taking Sincerely, 2018 insurance business was more direct 60." Gregson muttered, staring out | - — ein i ly concerned with the health of the over his parched acres. “Ten years week remaining. They scooped people than any other business, the Pt saaeanoneer eo 0 Prosperity water for drinking out of th companies form a combivation to facing ue—and new Joana with difficulty. And’ event carry out bis suggestion it had worth twelve thou- lithe: railed them. The examination, according to pene ira the) “We've got to go,” said “ron his plan, would be fr and whe last. “But we'll leave him noth holders, and the trivial cost, he said » man coulis in the well, at any increased premiums that would re BS grows) 4 they worked In - sult. Dr. Foster sald ing sand from the}, mh medicine haa, a fac at the ai ms which ca wat b ne ~ ont . f the stream and filling up th ;" & Johnston Mano Club pies aime—the hi atest number of deaths and nr - . plone On the fourth day ¢ n - Se ee agg RM oe 1 the recognition of its|the greatest amount of suffert P ing J e 4 in the exeavation « thee in lens the ind jual a net reventable if mone Me th a ery, holding hie foot » “ . . dicine bec Ps P er nt to 5 st thers pa ne ' n cried bbed it againet a bow bd ne vas nearly an r he time, | Th way to ¢ he e|* “PR eoltinwt. Tews ' she #0 o| 28 plano gft is from being recognized, this is not ntable disease ) present B igh — ong the laugh of ; shortcomings, but because the peo aad which « u ee ee ne ing but Round him | * Ww | * plete the dam ani t off the , et , as ple have not yet awakened th pec A : . en coe v ork ined | Pliminated ‘ ; ~ e t and to tear dow " * “ Lens . wholesn ‘ b cam, but Gregs fare . td for a great * LETT it Footy tagecead oh . Gold," answered Gregson sol | 4 , poh» {ded up into settlers’ lots. Bo, In|found the jo inn -say ane | Bir tan't AP le April 36, iseu nok Wit Mae Qntkamuin lan ee cou Are you going into business for! uniter r Th reigned lawyers, and of the highest. social Gregson drew nie last pe yourself? If so, read the business | pieno " 2 They may leaye you chance column, page 6, ¢08 | Terme F faily, andn . that you still insist ene absorb the rest of the Iriah : nent ma : ane "bs about the Irish heirs versus Seattle greater wealth and consequent A ig heirs. if | waa runuing your paper|bixher social standing, they. will Sult Cases ‘ ‘ en 1 would be more careful tel the use 7) power to pn mt back , a 4 he holcest regular catalogue ublic how the Seattle hyirs have interest Traveling Bags th rN og een doing the poor Irish helrs with a friendly waruing | MERK TRUNK & BAG co, A ¥ list & onthe You don't seem to be a bit afraid W. 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