The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 18, 1909, Page 4

of the Untied Member Pon fished daily by The Star Publicn ing Oe. A BRAND NEW BRAND OF PROTECTION » his st nt issued uf the tariff bill, enunciated a brane new doctrine of “| t IDA 8T ea TION It | i the boast that prote IN the campaign handb< AY ‘CHARM OF SAWDUST RING THI STAR—WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18 1909 WILL NEVER DIE FOR RIDER LEON ACCEPTS INVITA TO RIDE HER HORSE | RINGLINGS’ BHOW An’ show yer skill By wall, owt of etty—t year, 81.50) at Renttle STAR DUST 1 month, | BAILLARGEON’S Silk Dresses Final Clearance Tomorrow N —_—— Just 20 Foulard Jonk Wine Sayer h Dresses il Crease sor 85 , ! ‘ nd $20 Final price t nN, 87.5008 ts Ar vate alte, vag ; ‘ BY WESLEY W. STOUT | ‘ heck art she das ( { mis, highty paid workingmen 1 not bel tq rrow morhlbg & long etren . black wilh 'e trtmined petition with pauper labor of I pe eagthe = hgh =. i p “4 a aces jor carly 4 \ Payne-Tait t A sley : $19.50 i » protect the hard-working and hor \ th anvan | up | 7 E00 4 anid ue folk are out Black Silk ket mark 4 gainst the pauper oF pout TKS | of tufty bunks, Ida st. Leon of : marked i £ Turope: . looping the leat fengths, ful ; s) of Europe Wa the ned and I 81456 i Taft said in his stat nt! i : i ublican party ‘ ia rT of tt Mercerized Ottoman Towel W. hk Soe ; re to to protect tive A your ago she wa: bar } avy, | ‘ are t a . rider, and ot a time finished, mercerized I As soon 3 4 ! ¢ ' . he was with the ver uu whieh cloth, which bas all the 8 protected, f and no ¢ joomes to Seattle tomorrow And pea of the silk Otte soe a f he hioher | While the itt t a fabric expe y adapted for | Why d the “normal on capital here be hight ave the t Indies’ walets, skirts and com Guest Towel than al profit on capital anywhere else If it is] te going back to he 7 ot by th tu has super rw aring re 10¢, 12¢, 206, ate ie, : for a few brief moment id tk one 4 es and ia abaolutely fast n Hoek who | The man who borrows that capital or who is} Will Ride in @ Real Cireve wi ao} colors, Kxclusive with us, and cant ade sia emp! ryed by it? | At the request of Ringling roth IDA 8ST. LEON, Bg Bice pred Desk. a h; eopeae ad The dogma of protection has been defended on the theory oe re sing toh the at thins r pop piel pF vsona von 18536 Moped ailitne fd that it kept wages up; to defend it on the theory that it keeps! pony door on the stage ride| among theatrical people, while t hichever you choose to call br 7 a aay ; piss . ee ii Be * 2 rl ‘ the {i contir t tr at circus 5 t white, cream, black, etc fee ie up interest rates, raises the “normal” profit of the capitalist | Bingo be tore 4 real circu rowd | family le only « of * vw Bue bls K x f | omits 4 cor vara 10¢ ea for.... $1.09 ‘ again, in the san i way she use s clreu all happy and aa) are the best and she continues : and taxes those who have not for the benefit of those who have | ,, tee . ‘ jul ov if y lived in one | to be the san t viowt lit said Tomile, with sh d Pillow C ' BATH TOWELS —to defend it on this theory would be an interesting task for) | Being # leading lady te ati! a t year in and year out t & ge fo fs + , Be nome | wi e Sheets and Piilow Cases a! x4 leached Turkdah, 1% dream te i at morn, airi no ane nar - . i i VAIUO -++:1ste gemeed Mr, Taft in 1912, yet 17 auddenty sees foe oe Are More Sincere to be bundled off to t oon an} ma! ‘ Lowest Prices x ——— ~emmem | security to footlight prominence ¢ more the rtain goes down on the last faving purchased large quan ene Ee - — cpeaal (ate Eat weeny pid ot pte hag act, but what's good for one I7-year.| if be 8 4 in antlctpation of the Ax Pi I tome ma. ; old girt ta @ another, and tda| ¥" : n the cotton market ‘ * | But with all the fors of « g still a baby W her mother arad| art in a posi to fill our A 7 t] the ciroua willl holds its strings on ao ase Real Talent in the Tents, om Reeees srr gga Hage ai dl dt 2 » her heart the grease pain 72 1 hed He Visits the Earth ae a Bpecial Co. espondent and Makes Wire ‘Cireus people are better than you wouldn't go beck, would| After all, Ida ts n vindication of aK take oac h P Br less Observations in His Notebook. theatrical people,” you?” asked a visitor crews people he aot} - g 91x90 same jerude aac P Bathing S it 1 fee Snes That is what ahe sald this morn No, but cireus folks are my peo- | DAYe a mat & Veen S08 ne phot A ap Seced Bi ta Women's Al - were cave [ing “They may not be quite ao) ple and I love them and I'll stick “TCs ae , one we were told they , each ; omen's Aipaea Sats, tye or wit “ LING BE SeXS% | polished, but at heart they are bet-| up for them. B Uae lot When We first saw ‘ of pessie: ‘ 1x90 same grade, each oly trimmed. ae SAW YAYOUS BARIN- BEING TEA: % wv hey are bet-/ up for ther the big tent There Is a streak of peseimiam f 46x36 © linenfinished Cases, aca HEADLONG TRDUGA COMMUNITY, V/BRAT- ter people. There are no families} And let's hope that Polly, ar Ida, ‘"° 9'8 ten ve ait A E ’ Vie 48 ETHER WITH POP-AECHANAEN s Hut when ae accomplished ar This ie poor feedin’,” mused th en ; 106 wi Sa) RON DSWED WY MAND mm ACTIONS ae Mize Bt. Leon « tae —— 4ix34 sof finish Cases. .19/ Me OM uied OTWER EARTH BEINGS NTH PEAR RRR RRA ae m a circus family of three gon 4 sald the tarmer 42x Pcp heavy round ie “| 7 erations, It's some pr hat there's I think the is « each ¢ , ppowane er eee BOOT pe ’ Seeded omens gh ernphecpaadl cuss sid imam 4x26 same grade, each....15¢ AT BiG ONS =e » frigh thin efi we'r Spare BEING PROBABLY MADDENED BY Scots Day Au ust Twenty-One when you really ‘ - the euston Buf VALiNG HIGH WEATHER NEAT. ’ ous folks you find that they are not Bapres Y “ only pot a “bad | but that ther} th ot the TT lg 2 ple who auffer because canvan : will \ § Ley 80 Ye brawny Scots, where wre ye t pledges ge Badia an ir nate way to eal! a] SAcono AVE & SrminaSt one arating easy marks from thelrl ‘ nen | ace Tao braw the mor : : al a J = rangers will find ome An’ help tae boost the A-Y-P. et as the stage hand differs iH aiting Room on the Mes ’ An at vor metal rom the loading lady or the ship) 4 9.4, She Ressum | H sanine Floor a most oimtrd : } captain differs from the stoker, #0 | auring the servi place to meet thelr friends | = Come in yer breeks, come in yer kis do the bareback rider and the) would i sorven delightful faa Yer speech, yer lecture or yer lilt acrobatle troape differ from the | ful wed—Well, 1 knew my at very wi Sorat if At stone or hammer hf a tit | canvas man and the side show), cchand would over ask me to] ie 1 “An’ show yer muscie,” «rafter ; Hrookiyn Eagle. | An’ prove the pith o° meal an’ milk, : = "i s —— - = Knights o° the Thistle * Free olden Gate to frigid Nome, Poynor’s Mid-Summer Sale of The Pibroch calls you to “come on Work ye tn tron, wood, or stone, sn In mine or mill, Ik noble clansman tune yer dron. I dropped into a “coffee-and” hash jal liquid temptation he Is apt to a factory i have « hunch that he's up agatnet % =e eee ag — Vom at last, and expects to nee the Qnd not feeling so very BUNETY, | coakos begin to crawl at any min- asked the waiter to give me dough yio. Even if he has assiduously ab- puts and coffee. \atained, he’s apt to doubt his reco} a He yelled to a kid farther back: lection a bit and to sniff suspicious es "Give the gay one in the dark and ly at bis own breath. three rubber tires.” j. For after the car crosses the ; |bridge on Pirst av. #, bedlam ‘ Many things are carried In stock-| breaks loose. Not that you see 4 , from car tickets and collar; anything unusual-—for you can't. tions to wooden legs. The latest That's the scary part of it. on record, however, is that, Every passenger will be sttting which a Seattle woman who | staidly in his seat, some dosing, Just returned from Europe ts | perhaps, some reading their even- bragging to her closest friends. tng papers, when there'll come from Whather it was just the fever to under the car a yell. smuggle something from abroad, or| “Help! Murder! r whether she really wanted to save | killed |” le ee the few dimes that would have been If you're of the uninitiated, you'll | 4 assessed agoinst {t, the woman rush to the platform to see who's| @oesn't tell. But on the morning been run over, and you'll wonder | she disembarked she took from her why the car doesn't stop. ‘* trunk a carving set she had pur-) Then there'll come an uncanny! ehased—perhaps at slipped the fork into one stocking |Tomeats will wail and fight, roost-|° and the kuife Into the other, and/ers will crow, hens will cluck | walked ashore. | Women and children will wall from / Not only did she evade the duty,' beneath the wheels, crying that but she boasta that she wasn't they're befng crushed to death | either cut or scratched—not the When you're just ready to col least bit! }lapse, perhaps the conductor will) take pity on you and explain, He'll! tell yan with a laugh that one of his | regular 5 p. m, passengers ls a ven-| iriloquist, Then it's up to you to} treat ee eee ee ee eee et eee eeeeene eteeeae SEPP eee SESE SERRE ERR ge ee ee FERRE Tm being! To the uninitiated, a ride on the 6 o'clock Interurban to Kent Is an uncanny, hair-raising experience. Unless one has walked severely past ©© O86AR oe AOL NEW = *|that Or | York Ko) the } big hot was que the cler cone BG RD “1 hear your vife iss ferry ecomigal, Oxgar,” “Yous, I nefer saw a voman who coult make a cake of soap last Jonger dan she does, Und she takes in vashing, too,” | = 7 children REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR,| POINTED PARAGRAPHS, Hardly anything would be more foolish than for women to dress ? | motorme It's @ corking good thing to bot} some other and think he is in fown.| some people with a derrick i Sheffield—|laugh from nowhere in particular.|* * * * * IN LITTLE OLD NEW YORK Was a rumor, a couple of days ago, At three of them the clerk estioned did not know who {Orville Wright was, At the fourth, /to Jersey, and asked a eimilar ques the name out in the ho might then be able to recognize ft.| was the answer, “I've got three te oat: Beinok But did you ever seen a hotel |fittle ones, and we've got a place for poate clerk who didn't over the top of your head, or past your left ear, when you dared to) speak to him, as if you were a worm stood up on end and looking at him) go to get to Jersey. over the counter? }eompantes going to or coming from tle up your wrath thelr homes in New York clty, and , pualbly. . . : pelr homes in New York city, and|one, “'Whether you marry her or|h sajuew sensibly, oo. No, Alonso, beads of sweat are! you will ee men woaring the unl-|not you will regret tt | oo The fun a man bas at a summer not classed as ornaments form of New York street railways! “Yes,” answered Dr. Reich, “It} resort fs when his family are at), You couldn't raise the hopes of! going home to Jersey reminds me of a certain old mald Auguat, the firet an’ twentieth day The clana will moet in grand array, Wearing thetr bonny tartans gay WY Qum an’ feather ‘The pipes an’ druma war notes “Come a’ the ‘gather Gor famous sangs wo'll surely sing, An’ reels, strathapeys an’ Hiclan’ fing We'll dance wi’ easy, gracefu' swing An’ native charme Ye "Scots wha hi nae lassies—bring Yer wives an’ bairna. ‘The Chiffonter as shown below, in solid oak, golden finish; top 18x33; bevel pinte mirror, 1ixt0; & drawers; exactly Ike ent. 7,85 Bale price .ssevevees Great Robin's lays oor blood will thrill An’ noble Beott an’ Tannahill— Troth Caledonia has her fill O' famous barde— An’ Watt an’ Naeamyth’s cunnin’ skill Won great rewards. Yo fishers drop yer nets awhile An’ hither sail, yer fiah won't il; Let Pleasure tak the place o° An’ Sound-ward apeed! But watch '-—Seattio’® maiden's amite Might turn yer head. Come Jean, come Jenny, Rob an’ ‘Yam, Aun’ keep Seattle in the van, Whaur ean ye see a toon matr gran’? North, Kast, South, West? “rll wager on't’—"Tak aff yer dram,” Seattle ‘ns best ee SESE EE SESE EEE SEER EEE SEES ESSER EERE ERR EER He Come empire builder, ploneer, eut, Wha storms brave nor tempests fear, Ye'd sacrifice an’ e'ee of ear In bliceard's battle. Come, join the throng an’ share the cheer, O braw Seattle Seeeeeee tees i a a i a a a a i The Splendid Square Effect Easy Rocker; leather seat and back; Early English or golden oak finish; a8 shown $4, 95 ‘ ‘. in out; during sale, BY |‘ORMAN. YORK, Avg, 18—-There| married, As fast ax they gtew up! |they all got Jobs In New York, So} New| we moved over there, ir ofter that d a reporter from one of|they might be nearer thelr work ore called at four of the | it's on ‘erry teket against five 8 in search of him you #@ Then the man tackled a New York motorman whom he saw going ville Wright was in WHASS HED—2dnch posta: | bright or satin tit ee $14.25 HRAY RILASS 7 who ho | k made the reporter ayell| tion ye that he! “It's beca: of the sehijdren,” look freezingly | them in Jersey with some grase and a place to play, which we couldn't have in New York, unless we went as far into the suburbs a Son |may get a job in Jersey Cit $22.35 VERY MASH. Ve Oe pillars, @acin old Greek philosopher,” said some for WILL SAVE YOU ABOUT 50 PER CENT OF THE REGULAR PRICES, EVERYTHING IN THE STORE AT ABOUT HALF-PRICE This Dresser, finish; top 19x39; bevel mir- ror, 18x24; like Bale price..... the one I've got has got to do me finial Done for the Children, | ey and coffee, can be always Go a lot of things for thelr) - WHAT AUNTIE WOULD DO $26.15 cured at Bier 4 lot of odd things, some-| Once at a dinner at which Dr WT ikea 1k ts where he one For {ustance, on the North) Bmil Retch was present the conver: |B gtyien to welec tickled with the "Beet, ferries you will see many | gation turned on marringe. il trom. € eth arctueun ae Jersey Cit ‘olley T . ‘ arth produces, nof Jersey City trolley! “That was a wise saying of the |B gad look them SO or See In Effect for the Balance of the Week ~——(Cash or Credit)—— We are now displaying new models in Women’s Suits for Fall, from $23.50 up. I Fall Millinery is also being sh Store Siseid oucenbay 6, Beattie Day at Exposition , a in golden oak “Where They d The Best Cooking. Our prices are low. THE BOULEVARD 4th & Pike 216 Spring St, your geod food, etc. Nothing like it in Seattle. |American Cafe! “COMFORTS ALL THE CO Sort that men love to enjoy io BURT tory pleasures fromm duighball clear, and from soup to SR how to furnish it, and we that we do, Musle Every Evening trom 6:30} to 12:30, Including A man bas to be concelted about something if it's only about what kind of a razor ft takes to shave his beard because it's #0 strong. Before her boy ts ont of his erad his mother gete sueploious of how Many women are plotting to marry their daughters to him when th are all grown up.—New York Press | Fear of consequences keeps a lot of men in the straight and narrow path Gonatp Is due to the fact that the world containg more talkers than thinkers. The ralny-day skirt was never in- tended for the tall woman with @ ately stride—Chicago News. A curious man who had observed this fact for many days finally could not restrain his curiosity any longer, and asked a griaziad old car) pilot Why do you live in New York, when you work city?” Because of the children,” an swered the motorman. “Tve got ifive, all grown up and none of them in Jersey | who once sald something almost as | good an that, ‘Auntie, waid her lit. | tle niece to her, ‘what would you} do if you had your Iife to live over again?” “To which the quickly replied “Get married, my child, before | ET had sense enough to do to be} jan old mald,’ "—Life. | POYNOR = Furniture 708-10 PIKE ST. - Waldorf Building - 708-10 PIKE ST. lonély spinster | eS SS Tonk | The Newport { Hsien abe ~ Ring up A S615 of a dolivery assured. nye CAFE & GRILL | FIRST AND MADISO! } th = a Prompt One priate o Main office, 210 Marton art eR URE ES