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

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Mashed datly by The Star Publiah~ ing Oo THE SEATTLE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE THIS MILLIONAIRE LIVES IN ONE ROOM OVER A SALOON 1° exception, John the loast 5 hundred x« reten millional “ snd and Wales is { atl ip Hike barbart dor Prt a lived in an t, hie ers and eM and aybaritic splen and is little white aie be no Christ | downtown a for 1 the very + pauper he haa moved mit In § family ry simple Christ le a power finance And yet no officer olerks tariea, no stenographers He t nO automobiles € sin England and W vow and has one ; e factory} hi look Sin f pauper 115.391 in 1906 who Valentir land wants, 110,000. ease for poor relief during the last ha no no | 190e inted ten years has bee id the total in had m | old to $75,00 nj ath Remember that while this is a period of industrial depres- |} sion in the United Kingdom, there has not been the horror of a bread famine in Ireland for years, or a wheat famine in England since the days of Disraeli. and buses anywhere ain a day, bis bed, hin horse supply hin wants he bas grown | nally wa to # Three me with tout wh room a and too Weak | Christ did all own collectt and buying and selling nephew takes this off his hands Talk Over Big Deals. Rut t when get around © And the lords own the land. his Now There man in the} they have to wee Thaw over and White H dering ove term Mesars js a gentle over again | suse Who ts probably identa and lawyers! pon etlve ank and big rea to the second estate mon atill come upstairs over the #a big deala with) Is Involving thou work of soclety be room strip feathers fr the La suftra held up *# on the When the Audubon gins to really as he Aldriet Every Mor dence that even our worthy with a good. i os oon te this old ¢ wands Wh When h talk over and Canpoa m ay ndoe ——— female hats, are ved in the alley down men had to pick through the mud to se« Neg and wor shouldered talked finaner A mililon in an alley cullarit | For | | money ay morning gives Vt | gotte riots will be ideals town the thelr way most aame trust led | feather bed ' airships should be prov eparse-faor - Those youths who held them they a man kane for a lark are likely the confined ha as at the doorstep up a mill learn mor its of the ta Indicate to Lieut & reasonable certainty Button to his de Valentine all right He fe better He b prosperous home came Boing & burglar tomporarily tn than a From our place tn the percentage a nently love apparently does pay perma crea Weakness 8 column, Spokane seems to have rising young team While it's not generally the allenists have to live, eve he admits He bis tn the he elty The shah has now joined the of ea known, | it’ ways increasing colony ex's arly 70 n THE EVERETT TRUES ENJOY A VACATION IN THE WOODS—NO. | JO ais 73 we DUMP You PICKED Ov? FOR Tw TENT, 13 IT? 400K AT IT, HRY TRUE! WEEDS, STONES, ROTTEN 40G3, AVO—— ——--- all before the barbarians swept Christianity for time ide away everywhere but jin holy Ir i There, and there only, wan the lamp of faith and learning kept burning and wh the scorge by, every nation tn Burope sent their Ireland plenish their store of knowledge It Is a great pity that a repre sentative of the Irish people could | not have come to this Counell of the Women of the World, and pot |a person who is pot a native elther jof one or the other Her na gives her away. If Mise Buchan ~'\ | waa born In Ireland, she may b that hybrid stock, mienamed the Seoteh-Iriah, who deny that they are Irish; and the Scotch, to thelr credit, don't own them Mr. Editor, | ask pardon for this space, If it takes up too much, barge it to me. | don't seek no oriety, but when any man, of Wor her, fai my y and its peop! world and will hurl it back at give the truth, Ming Bu-/ jchanan is not a representative of jthe Irish people. She of that | foreign horde that for centurtes has | been sapping the life blood of these | people, and has not one sentiment }in common with them Reapectfull NEAL BOYLE and them. had to hi ons to to re sents wnat lt them an is OF COURSE, Now, YOU START Mv WiITn Your OD KICKING AGAIN! GET BUSY AND NEP CLEAN UP THE PLACE, OLD CHRONIC L youre POINTED PARAGRAPHS If you would fatter woman, | keep quiet and listen It's difficult to please yourself } and others at the same time Fven @ woman will sit up take notice when money talks. Some men are honest | they are too poor to be otherwise As a boy grows older his opinion | te his fathe rs wisde a stows lowe. 7 PRETTY EASY FOR CANINE HOBOES and because | The Gaelle language is today taught| of in three-fourths of the national jer, | schools of Ireland, and to give tite} there was| young lady a bit of information late an interview with a Miss Emily|from the elty of Dublin, her home,| Buchanan, a delegate from Ireland | the Protestant University of Trinity to the Council of Women held here| has voted by a decisive majority this week. Hasn't Miss Wheeler|that the Gaelic language must be got her wires crossed and misrepre-|a study tn the future and students sented this young lady in accredit-| must have certificates of efficiency ing her as a delegate to Ireland? If|in that language before the she had sald she was from Fdin-lenter its halls. Long Hf Editor of The Star, Dear Sir Among a short articles by Bonnie in the issue of July 14 series Whe } | | ean} | Doughnut Frappe i hot, sorving him when THE MILLIONAIRE, THE MIL LIONAIRE’S HOUSE IN THE AL LEY, AND THE MILLIONAIRE’S HEIRESS. had the almost ro He a story are old himself He the girl, she were driv chureh, he pr tie the kno oe the ready the arried,” w sation mentioned v we're t ¢ of the girl having a hired girl New Fangled Marriagé, Why, we're not going to keep & f7¢ 8 conver Bhe t a coftes Nke that an le 1 waa fooling the other day parched in, a iit So | went into a drug store where they had signe up Peach Pitfie, Mint Mayonnaise, de Onion, Strawberry Saw Spinach Sponge, and a lot of those ther summer drinks At the front counter they had a lot of plamblag that looked like a wedding o that a Creme \e woda fountain? | anked No,” sald the man tn the white “that’s an onyx fountain.” Well.” I sald, “I aid want a clase of soda, but in that case I'll take a « of onyx.” That's a funny drink for this hot weather,” he said. ‘What of it? T sald baying the drink for this hot weather, I'm buy!ng It for myself. Laave it to me,” he said, “Ti draw you a fine drink And he squirted such a fine stream into @ glass that (t looked Ike a spray “Do you call that drawing a drink?" | sald, He replied that he did Then you'd better take draw ing lessons,” 1 said Another thing.” 1 said kes so many bubbles tn it? The water la charged,’ he sald if you pay cash for it,” I said maybe they'd give you lees gas 1 they sell you the water “They don't give kas when me water,” he said me gas when they col n the what ma! me the y give lect for it so | can bear the pa Then he went ahead preparir drink Do sald Sure halrenut ed Jed?" he And giv@ at 0 you want sha 1 aald too. BZ MRS. J. C. GOWER, DENVER ver doggle nore burgh, it would t Pe er| students and faculty of Trinity the mark if she ha » went The dark cloud misgove from Ireland, she mi i) that has hang over freland for cen | that country in ever ld ig dissolving. The {ater a n for that nnhapr seat a dering through and board as a get back | ¥ why De plores the fact that the the ald #0, of the franchise in that forced Here's thelr scheme gave the people a chance to Under the name of the Denver some of the natives to some of the! ehurch imb Friends’ League, they are offices of emolument formerly held|eonia 1 to helter by the carpetbag crew that has in but fear, |” he os all stray fested that uphappy land from the ant agitation of the pe home how-wow days of the accursed union with per-| ple’s wounds has started the exodus mniforts and fidious England | of the absenteo, carpetbag landlord ate of bis Miss Buchanan ts evidently a@luntil there {8 not many left. And oft- handed descendant of some of the above. mn God's good day sees the last! When she make of this spawn in Ireland, then the schools in this free diatre pathetically schools in Ireland this young represen can compliment us roverning power, will country where for hundre: pe and prospé nd years education for the native i ation make such progres was banned by the accursed t the world wil power, unless that education of a nature that the Irigh peor would never accept—an educatio that would poison the mind of the child and rob him of his faith and| history does not record any famine national aspirations, Thank God| during her history of that time She they refused It in toto, She mentions| was the seat of learning for th also that fn the workhouse schools} then civilized world and preserved the Gaelle language is taught, and | it during the dark ages of infidelity ety women are meeting dally says it in a wad waste of time. This|and barbariam that prevailed in all are planning the ways fo a false and misleading statement.| of Kurope, when the northern Hone! of ralaing the nece or f Colo. will not Den any July 17 be hungry land will view. She says member of taunch unionist and ‘ nome ” have say goes. rs and what they oclety women it began along the Fenlan lishment of of Ireland ake Kngland ~asy thing in tha and const in php car {neste oth I iv going the same from thetr kind recelve mistres This wash-and-brusb-uj ters of the in a clean free from the city It ine iffied te wih wen of our compartsor land with headquar quiet the t turbing, no t ent to pl Ireland we dependent nation, she lation of over eight millions, and free had a popu and in ‘ cording to the number o little homele Mra. J. ( w, @ | member of Denve taken a great Interest in thi ment, Under her leadershly waif ro cial get me oct and and means ary funds But fr ita broke if he tead he hint it ar champoo “Mister,” he #aid, “Il am simply making you an eae phosphate, And it'a going to be a bird — drones When he got through wiff it 1 agr with him. | told him, that instead of phosphate: he'd made me asked him why died exe He only made Heht enue an eat into WEA clving he didn't aid he did drinks with candied I said, “this mixt Of cou out his chest thing ha Th a I" ald he We ald, th ng never do any him for oli find very | he sald A straw ent In a straw vat nothing 1 sald will find very lithe nou en't eaten any terda be but | he sald terday wan m ha it's t which way the I knew da gone, eaten It ab fo ye didn't } Ihy the howing Do you want to buy a home? The Star's classified real | columns. wind blows See Thas jbuy a “Tm not! entate | the bride cooking in girl r 1 You can do the Why, when | cooked for enough for me all rly the a You can ow All go right back nd and The wil This wie there was to the] var differ Christ waen't much ent and when from bur thousands of emigrant he landed in this count He got work at @ pittan his money Then the war broke Christ went to the front He joined department at $75 a month more trom cooking the soldiers and en the w to look at boy 1863 saved and bot out No, as a soldier the com missary and picked up eclal dishes for Wh had a comfortatble pile Land was cheap then, and Christ cured that aa the t bie money land be special he wa over in veutine always beat He ing ever alnoe 1 living in has owns $ ¢ didn't pack to bie shack clothes are jon he Ive s and went wubul and and iat'# utched, b ackward Hin relatives conaiat of a brother and sister and thetr children, who wit t bis inean quiet OG. Ry WSLISTENED BY FRED SCHAEFER, was straws ating | There a whole m the counter |Kimbalis, Schuberts, ‘ Saas: Lesters, Fischers, Johnstons, etc., at half and less at Eilers. i time since ttle} the prevailed woek seen lively plano t the have invari that has tn lere Store this past wh have purchased pla ably returned with their friends to show them how little money would) xd plano. | BEST BUY IN SEATTLE One lady returned Thureday & friend employed in another sic store Atte weing the #he had selected, he sald That fa the best buy | have ever seen in Seattle When those thoroughly famillar with plano values and plano costs acknowledge that we are do ing all we say and more, then it ia ertain that this Clearance p is precisely what we have te with mu plano anity » buy a strictly high clase instrument for tte money or before have we shipped so many planos out of the city, Our store te filled every day with out-of town buyers whe the rare va who had no tntention of when they came to Seattle to visit our beautiful exposition, have had pianos sent to thelr homes—imany of them out of the state ALL CAN'T BE TOLD. It tw hard to convince a person in cold newspaper print that a highest grade Kimball, Schubert, Lester Knab Johnston and other well known planos may now be secnred at actuall than the wt cost. To be sure, these planos are not brand new, but the majority of them have seen very little service and all are In A-! condition When we stand here and offer a magaificent large-size Bush & Gertz plano, handsome arved, mahog any case, the regular $660 style, for only $ a clear saving of 50 per cent, It if no wonder that mem and women who are thoroughly posted ay plano value that no where on the Coast can such prices be duplicated We have purposely put pr on far their real valu is ta our twiceayear clear © planos and other instruments and will go. We mean buat ne Don't bealtate on account of prices WHAT WE'VE DONE TO PRICES, Think of being beautiful Cable & Pi h walnat, for on! nving of $218. Alko a Mission st Clarendon, regular $450 $242. Then there is a wpright in 1 when $450 & Wendell mahogany buying ices below ance moat low able to for magnifi for few price on eer walnut new, a upright new for ell nine sel H nced t for i Kimbatl $206 upright, medium oak cane, regular $46) A Johneton, in elog nearly $400 alae now gant le new at for in mahogany fin inh, selling new for as high as $450, for $260, $265, $288 A Boll upright, mahogany case, jsllahtiy marred but in good cond ‘eral other ete | tnahogany case | University BAILLARGEON’S Special Sale of White Goods o thou © office, lacie i ind undal clothing 12% Foor Reag A Men’ s Sox Sale |Lace Curtain Speci arade nota ) tomort tor araye, purple ender ny Cy o and om i te from ot. vi wi and tom gundy Kreer In full faahior wold the pa pe for world over goods 81.00 morrow alr Bee Window Display 25 VERY SPECIAL Rugs s sels Ruge v7) sols huge | Household ct ached Bath avy double bleached Bath en weight. Ba flinen Hack fag ach, of, 4 $1. to fill Again we able order are our ping They feet Dr for with Garments children asin tect th night ) years ln, 5O¢ to an through mot mad mor ‘omplet the age Prices ac $1.00 of Italian A beautiful new line silk Underwear juat merits inmy idered union sults Shown on rece’ your jon; em br and plats sts and first floor rear dosen > SPECIAL ON HOTEL TQ 4 border onen white Conon ~ VACATION GUPPLIES FOR Bx36 BOYS. blue denim Overalls, well made t Sizes 5 years to 14 C Huck, pe Boye x40 A bib Mr dard Per ihe with Mrs pair ALL-WOOL COAT-STYLE SWEATERS, Well combination colors 6. Price * to cat what made red and a wife t and » Nows eats, the than regula Just recelved, a full fee woo! Bath Robes, in all eolgr new patterns colors cham ffa at $1.26 206 LLARGEO Secono Ave & Boys’ Shirts. French madras. bray and fancios; ev tached; 12% to 14 neck regular. Special price in new novelty true pily the nedly) ait Phtladeiphia Item. o again (0G) Agents for ou | Swansea China, Moments umott One of Altres —# 1 t bring fien did nbre Alfred nk « ecard him eay J just “steal nt see my umbrella net SemnoSt wh r s nks are not A Tiahe mts | | * nbere-—You id co . ¥ and growl © dy 4 . | you forget hee grows y still wear t Seattle putt tnartie Ht ore) t Who Wants a Piano? This ts the most popular song of the day and ts one a hits in the July VICTOR RECORDS comedian, sings tm MeNeill.” Billy Murcay, list of new tion otherwher now only $168. A handsome Schubert with ste back, mahogany finish, regular yle, § Another for only A beautiful medium-sised in rosewood case, A-l condition regular $550, now only $218 A largest steed Lester, grand tone formerly #465, now Another for $326. Still an at $372. These are rare} sella new for $ Harry Lauder. “She Iu My Daisy,” the great Scotch records, and “Jean My comical record we $284 Knabe Caruso,” sung by fs the had for Among the other hits are, * by Eddie “Did He "lH I Had a Thousand Lives to Live,” In addition to the July list catalogue o1 one bundred new double faced re Counin several months, Member of the by the by Edward we have just recelved & a rea, have I'm a Run? Crew Morton; ® other tet; shape A tar $825 Willard tn mahog n good as pew, for only Another, virtually new, for/ | upright, regular} a perfect | cane A little Fiacher atyle, walnut m, only $138 A Story & Clark, upright, largest we, fanciest walnut case, was $500, now $346. A medium sieed Kimball, oak case, | weed 18 montha, good as new, regu-/ lar $456 atyle, now $288. Another in | walnut case for § (These tn-} struments are in the beat of con ai exceptionally rare values.) A superb Hardman, largest size, showy mahogany case, regular $4 56 | style, now only $247 | | | cane And a score of other r anaps. | Virtually every well-known make is represented in this Clearance Sale| at prices equalling hai/, and in some | cases lens than half, the original cost | are all the die strictly brand styles that never than $225, $260 nm as high as $300 by #mall deal There go now at $156.) ff $142 and $178 | PIANOLAS AND PLAYERS, If Resides the above continued styles, hew, mind you wold before for lens and ¢ That Satisfies —that has no red tape about it —that makes unlimited allowance for sickness or loss of employment —that costs not a cent more than if you m already have a good plano want a fine player, act quickly.} We have Included In this Clearance Sale an assortment embracing virtu ally every advertised make ma few of the Genuine Pianolas. PLAYER MUSIC FOR HALF. Three thousand rolls of up-to-date player music at half price and leas. Includes classical, grand and light ond dance music of description and will fit any Remember, early comers advantage of large selections BUY AN ORGAN. organs, both ehureh and par A varied assortment In price from $17, $22, § and uy instrument purchased polished and put tn condition mpaniod with the Guarantee whieh back if not exactly nted in every particular and entirely satis This is the Credit we offer you J make the buying of your summer outhit easy. Why not take advantage of it? opera, popular every player Fine r stylos ranging Thy will the and Eastern Outfitting Co., 1332-34 Second Av. 209 Union 8 » Reliable Credit Hoare” raat ble will be vue means AB Tey after deliver tory Remember within reason The fam ore money any offer a will te “d | important thing Is in, | the pianos themselves and “ thelr excellent condition know the previous bist Bilers Clearance Sale, Quickest ac tlon is necensary Be on hand | promptly at 9 o'clock tomorrow (Tuesday) morning, Etlers Music House, successors to D, 8. Johnston Bilors Muste Bldg. Third = 1406 First Ave n ue to come * Cline Piano Co AGENTS FOR Knabe tn Best Priced Piano House You} of the Piano Co.