The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 11, 1909, Page 4

Member of the Vatted Pre Itehed daily by The Star tag Oo. Sunburned, smiling, bright-eyed and refreshed of body ¥ | and mind, those city workers who are fortunate enough to have annual vacations are returning to the wheel and the best TRIBUTE 19 PAID TO THE SENA .| TOR FOR THREE AND A HALF | he institutian; it should be participated in by ’ YEARS OF HARD WORK ey work mn and woman ¢ ati wise wh vaht out recreation BY GILSON GARONER. which was the « c of their daily routine, mental and physi-] WASHINGTON, D, G, Aug. 11 4 They are better men and women today for this rest-—they | Por three years and six months the Mie : Jaenate of the Untted Staten has had have hened their lives, ‘Those vacationists who went in }® consistent and Aggressive minor r exciting amusements while their daily routine is exciting, /t¥ of one, The minority’s name ts : sah p re | Robt. M. Laollette wi rm tived, and they have probably wasted time Tho government of the United} Most in the cities are living fast lives, Most of us] States ts a “representative” govern | ment are ohite e future and wasteful of our energies. |""Q° majority of the senate ropre| Many would go to smash earlier than they do if it were not for] sents § : LaFollotte represents people the t Ay That ie the situation in a nut rh a way to live and keep as fresh the year around | shell | ‘ f I When LaFotlette came to the sen asaret acationists we now see returning to the cities, It is] ats three and a half years ago he} very simple for a wl n control joame a fr solitically) nian. He \ }had no corporation strings on him Concentration “is one mam ¢ 7 M SUCCESS! Hy did not owe his Job to money But concentration is fatal unless alternated with passive di-| Influence or favor h nN | And when he was elected, Wash versior To with but one purpose or one set of thoughts | igton naid is fatal to health of mind or body Therefore, concentrate Pooh, What's the difference? | | 2s I} fi | Im the senate he'll be like a mouse | | upon your leading purpose in given hours and have a fad to}in catpound. He'll be lucky If turn to for diversion. }they let him live.” Inharmony is a nerve rake, Avoid it! Wae Not a Mouse. , ‘ Three years and six months have | In ments of repose permit the mind to wander to pleas-| prided by, and it now appears that | ant, tranquil subjects. Su ments of relaxation are golden, |the comparison was not well chosen, | an ‘ ‘ ERENT }it was no mouse that was intro Regular physical exercise is more valuable than the occa-| quced into this feline aggren’ sional plunge into athletics, There is absolutely no excuse for failure to take for good exercise ; proper daily exercise. Nothing excels walking need it most, are heard to complain that they have no means of taking proper exercise The way to an early grave is concentration without relax ation, inharmony, lack of ysical exercise, and neglect or waste of the natura! physical The way to live long and happily is to have regular relaxa tion, a measure of harmony and consistent conservation of the sad and mind. MR. SKYGACK, FROM MARS He Vil mental resources. ite the Earth as a Special Co. espondent and Makes Wire- less Observations in His Notebook. FARTH “DAYS CONTINUE WARAE mene AM MUCH FOLLOWED ABOUT BY NUMEROUS BLACK TWO-WINGED BUZZ-INSECTS OF EXAS~ PERATING BEHAVIOR, EVER INSISTING UPON TICKLING AND ENGAGING IN: EXHAUSTIVE, FAMIMIAR INVESTIGATIONS WHEN GIVEN MOTION- COMMAND TO BEGONE IwEY OBfY, BUY JMMEDIATELY DO THRY RETURN WITH QUICKNESS. BY l'‘ORMAN. IN LITTLE OLD NEW YORK | NEW YORK, Aug. 11.—The gin-|tips on the umbrella ribs ger ale sign has been ontdone by a) electric picture new electric creation on Broadway | One of the women’s clube of the And this la going some. lupper Westside had listened to a The ginger ale sign, which has/ lecture on “Useful Things That Few held sway as the most wonderful, People Know.” A stout member huge and impressive of al! the|and a thin member were on thelr Great White Way's great white | way home via Sixth ay Jandmarks, was erected some Now, } sald Mra months ago, on the top of a fatiron bonpoint, “how was it that went? building at 47th st. where Broad-| Twice round my wrist ia once round way and Seventh av. diverge at the| my neck; twice round my neck is northern end of Times square. It\onee round my waist, and twice faces down Broadway and is, || round my watat iw should say, about 40 feet square Once round Gramerey park There are the neck and shoulders,| sald a sepulchral voles from the 80 to spenk, of a huge bottle, done | seat behind, and though the stout in ineandescent bulbs, Suddenly there shoot from the mouth of the bottle long electric zig-zag streak going diagonally upward. This typ ifies the opening of the bottle and hidy glared her hardest, she couldn't decide which of the four young men It was who had boon so rude REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR, | the rush of the ¢ Then follow No matter what a college boy's @ cascade ellow Hghts, pouring| C@ucation costs, It's cheap to have out of the mouth of the bottle and| him get over It flow! woward like so much gin Just because a woman has yellow ger ale, Then all the lights go out| alr and black eyes is no sign she of the bottle, |Can't be deceptive then you have it all over again What make bachelor’s life #0 A great sign, truly, but a firm of | onely ts not having things charged makers has built one on|' bim in all the top of a building at Seventh ay, and| The reason the 424 st., a very short from |@ariler te it Hart enough to Broadway, that has even class, | W4nt to, but couldn't learn It is not quite as large A woman has only two ideas of except the outline hops y didn't talk block wa the bottle sign. It shows the figure of a girl, 8004 dressing—to show how much holding an umb own well on | "He ean put on and how little her shoulders, as though the wind Wholly His were blowing a gale from behind) M (to Tomer juat her. She we A short and jos inet be ery - fo A the skirt ts wing out in front of why, 5 tho mn the skirt appears to be blowing elf entirely psc he _ PAs ae Do you want to buy a hone? See iaatees come eee St The Stare real estate shower of electric rain that is beau Uful to behold The sign is carried out to the “ 9 66 ” tons on the girl's storm boots, the and yet people, especially stout women who! | | A girl whose parents think she It Is an} It was more aa if a small bull ter rier had been thrust into the cage A bulldog Is long on fight. He has staying powers. He does not mind punishment; he te a faithful | cuardian of what he ls set to wateh and he does not care for cats. The senatorial cats are strong wary, sharp-clawed, well-fed, crafty graceful—and they do hate bulldogs. jail cats would like to kill all dogs; te ut thelr murderous instinet ts mod. From a Life Sketoh by John urueile. PA, to rated by fear. Even when it is a as wark Star | hundred to one, they will not pitch : 3 | jim and clean the dog up laudden mixups between thin bull-| fence chorus, and trying to bold the } wht a ve And that is the way tt has been | dog and the senatorial cata. ‘They | bull at bay, and to cover the retreat)" with LaFollette and the senate,| have claws, and a cat in a cdro@t) of the roast | ' was, 00 doubt, « great ever since his arrival can put up a nasty fight, But Uheg| Well, the eats got away with the | "tm tele! Tho cats all bushed up thelr / haven't had to fight that way as yot |dinner, but the good dog did his OT sssnaieeh to helt outa 08 tatle and let out ominous growls Whenever one of the cata gots | beat And finally some other doge| bit) on my wife last woek.”-—Pitts when thoy discovered him im their) close enough {t reachos for th@| Were stirred up and came to help, ure Post | midst but they did not openly at-/dog with @ fine set of unfurled |and before the fun was over there| wo. sings drives away care tack. Tho bulldog took his cor /claws-—does if it thinks it can! were uearly a dozen dogs baying 80 | gpaniet ner, over in the Cherokee strip,/ get away with ft, But that is dam | cats and waited for the shindy to be! gerous sport, and the fate of a fow Valuable Public Service. | sin | Sav nturous ones in early ae bas} fn all seriousness, LaFollette bas LaFollette in the Way. iy the practice Increasingly UM), ttormed a vory valuable public Did you ever see & eat pretend | Popular. \aervice, during the three and a half that the dog ts not there? The Kept Up Hie Barking. years he has been a member of the eat will assume an attitude of Of course the dog bas barked, If sem He has not made ao tom yal most elaborately studied indiffer-|is the practice of dogs to bark at/ tom war His blows have been | 11 over there ought to be fed a lit ence, and walk slowly, sedately to) cate. It lo the virtue also of good real blows. He han dealt in facta | Ue more than the others! He's moat a safe retreat The senatorial | watehdogs to bark when danger! rather than in personalities He | thin enove Fred "0 vy be seg Rh ig cate have ¢ ty do that.|threatens, [tia a call for other) bas studied much and ranted titue, |'"* ee They seemed to "It's a pity | dogs, and a warning for the maw) But he has been everiaatingly on fo have this LaFolette present and you never know what he may but It will be better to keep ;4p appearances of dignity and we | | curity by pretending that he ts a de- ter catehes a rate bill where the hair fa short, or gets to the neck of a | tariff echedule. There have been some mighty REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR. can sing bi ful smart not to. What makes it easy for 4 man to wake up early ta if he has nothing to do and could just as well stay in | tery that we Iike it even when we THE WORM yl say, mister, | Angler—That's what I say | away, where the fish won't see you funny to them | This VICTOR talking machine, exnetly Whe pletare ty comple | $10 | we. for Caruso, | living ter m Vanes Sembrich, and I we ~et other wonde Machines right in your home yicad want them. A V ensh | or on duces their soul e faultlessly —just a payments listen to them at tl Prices the We well VICTORS at same. $250.00, Cash or credit about Phe th of rellable pianos and (atking machines. 1100 Second Ave. SENATOR RO For more than TURNS. that's a funny way to cateh fish Chase yourself about two miles won't and maybe it We are Distributers for the Pacific Talking Conat the greatest ior; Gadsk1, Tetrazini, and rful singers whenever you ICTOR repro stirring s if you would 1¢ grand opera $10.00 and up to Come and see us arias Machines $10.00 to $250.00. three yeard, now LaPoifette has kept up quite a steady barking. Just recently the public (the care lowe master) came and took & look, | gor cats, Hale cats, cate from Penn- sytvania and Massachusetts, from the intermountain and south ern states, were keeping up a back: | large. are ashamed to know we are being! made fools of by it An old man with a young wife makes ber appear like dancing on crutches. A woman will cheerfully pay ten dollars a month more rent for a that has a@ | bed late. house in the country We are all #0 susceptible to fat name which jooke nice on her writ-| ing paper soem 30 vioTor Prices, of please The STAN, meation Inet that naw this the! you! | Will be @ real minority in the sen eatsionly nominally senator from THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1909. SENATOR LA FOLLETTE MAN FOR THE PEOPLE By mail, 4 monthn, Wntore oftlos, an seee STAR DUST Wise Sayer HMubmelr n at shand what! I in't fon, 1 he t Megaendurter } ticed there was & Thank heave Malt Hh ay tongue on ie anvil of th « I suppose, w secre wher marries but at any fate, a find eoif in @ thet so Post -Manderd ve In recip it had | How are the mosquitoes M. LAFOLLETTE, the jov. As 4 result of bis example there About milew”) namely ate before many years, His fight haa been (iluminating In the way S four and 4 half or } an) eave « hoeptn oe aign In the carpet, or a spock on the and what did they find but the big | of showing up the fake warfare be- | wire tt yor aad ping pe | wall Aldrich Tomeat, and 45 specially | tween the empty remnanta of pollt “Wow! Grorr! Snap!" | well-fed felines, carrying off the/ ical “parties,” which in fact were Ne Originality. Visitor In museumeHee how the | A tat has come too near, and | family roast, in the shape of a rej all one solidarity of greed Lapland o lmltaie ue! They've eat the fur files. An amendment vision of the tariff upward. Gallins-) The country owes a debt of gratl- | ua! taken to snowshoes’ —Mileg LaFollette ts! onde Waotter that A Vorerd Sale, he is In fact our senator-at Vols trom cway (to eurp | burmlary—Ne credit Terma cant tude to Wisconsin. Kimonos—No Better Time to Buy Than Now We will offer our entire stock at special cle monoe made of lawn, organdie and Swiss, prett short. Also a few Dressing Sacqu Choice of values up to G5e at Choice of varies up to $1.50 at Choiee of values up to $2.26 at. Choice of values up to $2.50 at Radical Reductions on Lingerie Dresses The entire stock of fine Lingerie Dy 6 involved in this Angust Clearing, We must have room for new fall goode—and these gar ments will find new owners at wonderful saving in price. All good styles, made of lawn, Swies, organdie, mull and madras—trimmed beautitolly with lace and embroidery. Note the following Dresses worth up to $ 3.98 will go at Dresses worth up to $ 6.50 will go at Dresses worth up to § $.50 wiil go at Dresses worth up to $12.50 will go at Dresses worth up to $20.00 will go at ring prices. Ki STM Wash Tailored Suits and White Dress Skirts ided not to carry rder brings fortt oad st Our buyer hae de Price re thrift ver a single ment, thos to § na euat Buy Auto Scarfs teratt toed of fine gauee with floral des invisible stripe Inch hema; | tomorrow rep maline Special Sale Lace Curtains A spectal buy Lace Curtains. White or for @ epectal ma of fivery housewife ahould twke advantame full 46. tne and 3 emular Nottingham , 88c 98c Curtain wide ru Lace yard ard Bed Spreads Handke erchiefs—C hoice Styles at Big Reductions | : fn Handl tifully he Reliable Store | BAILLARGEON'S August Clearance Sale Gaining Force Each Day Tomorrow the balar I nen Suits and Dresses go at re idjusted We have added everal numbers and st ttractive, mat , 4 ing this a record opport get your rial summer suit at a third or real value Linen Two and ‘ : ¥ ; A‘ Sults Dresses in smart style and $22.50 to $45.00; Qualitic choice formerly tomorrow at, Lingerie Waists at Clearance | your cho Tings; values wat bd | Bathing Suits Prices hing sali $4.00 and $3.60 White Liner eather; Waista, batiste and mull sult WIth you, gy yokes, lace trimmed slee vuting. at 82.55 $4.00 and $2.26 Walats, fine ma blue terial, handsomely trimm at ai Lacy and embroidery tri Waieta, tucks and fine made rial, at ollar and $1.50 ‘and $1 Walats, we we of white made, well trimmed ....95¢ : 1 at neck, ff f { shite bra The Great Sale of Hosiery By the Box Continues through the It 16 an unexcelled opport fo secure hosiery supplies fall and winter wear, We to your t some of the ing numbers week all recall thee lead No, 916—Children’s black or tan ribbed Cotton medium Hath “< Suits, weight, any size. ar Box of 6 paire The “4 in No. 061 A stronger style for va boys; black only; any size Box of 6 pairs She Our famous Boy’ Bicycle Hoae"—no stronger Decorated English made anywhere at celain, Gilt Handies, all sizes Green Border Patterns, Box of 6 pairs $1.30 cial Sale. While they No. 6913—For boys and girls, | con pet 60 and 4 ed our famous triple knee black = OO Piece | fine Cotton Blockings, 6% to | °F Single Pieces, 9%. Box of 6 pairs . $1.30 doe, Cape No, 6916-—Girl#’ fine linle thread Stockings, black or tan, any : 10% Aid sine. Box of 6 pairs. . 91.30 end $1.95 dom & and Ma) No, 815-—Lad black or tan . Cotton How Box of 6 pairs Plates The No, 1232—Our famous “< $1.95 and the Stocking,” all black or and 8 black with white fect an talk Box of 6 pairs at = ‘one h No, 1248--Ladiew’ lisle th : Stockings, with cotton soles, | 45¢ Platters, Salads and Pd dox of 3 pairs Wwe ers, each . oe No. 779-—-Our famous Egyptian Sugar and Creamer | Coiten Hone, all black or | 766 12in. Platters, black with white feet oS ban 90¢ $1.35 stinch Die and Cove, | Ladies’ pure silk Hose; a bar 900 gain everywhere at $2.00 doz. Box of 3 pairs . Men's Hose by the Box Good quality Maco Cotton Hore, black or tan Box of 6 pairs $1. All black, or black with white feet; tans, blues, greys. Box of 6 pairs ....... 81,25 YALU YGEOK ae JY, Secono Ave & Serine St 44-inch Covered each 40c Sauce Boat, each 40¢ Large Pitcher, = 5O-plece Set, coat , | 100-plece Set, cost , Vint Hea uty lors” on third floor j the latest devices and ap- | th manicuring, | ete, Trained ur nventenees | fonter and Drocker Ward We are » give you the aitle bie service | TODAY'S ‘STYLES TODAY Tremendous Pric Reductions toon Throughout our entire stock of Women's. Summer Apparel, affording an unequaled opportunity for economy in the buying of vacation apparel. Liberal Credit for the Asking You are welcome to take advantage of our liberal credit privilege and the low sale | prices at the same time. Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc. 1332-34 Second Av. 209 Union St. “Seattle's Reliable Credit House” Eat Mapleine Ice Cream — it's Delicious new fla better than maple IANO . « Genulee {ALL'S SAFE 8 1OCH COSINE) Herr ing- tall Marva CORRE AMR FOR WONT Safe C me Kobler & Oh wanuractt mn Second Main & Tod, 102, a2