The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 6, 1910, Page 8

\ STORM AT SEA, A SHIPWRECK, AND THRILLING RESCUE ARE SHOWN IN THIS REMARKABLE PICTURE ——— ast led th wa and th eta t struck like waves threatened ear the noble ship lo Small and his nine! | COPYRRAT 1909 THIS STIRRING PHOTOGRAPH WAS TAKEN AS CAPT. SMALL AND FIRST MATE WERE COMING ASHORE LAW IS LIKE HAT, SAYS H. A. P., FITS ONLY HEA “A lawyer friend of mine sald Horace Ackley Pomerene » ducing a pamphlet from under his chair in the New Yc ck ele yator, “gave me this . Bulletin yesterday 1 found article fn it that sounds lik stuff to me “It says that to pat ota husband in a comfor work house for a month or and leave his wife and cht! mat tn cold to starve is a bum application of the eternal and noble prinetple of American justice. | agree with the fellow who wre Justi mot only has a handkerchief ove her eyes, but she's lame and halt besides Law is like a hat... It fits the head perfectly; but it doesn’t have any connection whatever with the heart, Woman's Darned Charm. “The greatest foree there is for doing or not doing things is curios ity. You'd never get a chance to fall in love with a woman if you never had any curiosity, What gives a woman that darned ch is the fact that she keeps you won dering all the time what it is “The law is somewhat the same w but instead of getting down into your heart after rousing yo: curiosity, it merely leaves you with The Puzzle Was Easy nth an unhappy fee ell of rook sea Te Cor ked up at * st tt am whe after having # Hon je the million died with nen Mveral tn An « told me onee when ! vice about making Put your money in brain He did, and the the m drew Renult, his wite and ir ple his daugh in ot the THE NOBBY CLOTHES CLERK HE HAS A KICK COMING The Manufacturers Have Spoiled People, Is His Declaration. “People getting entirely fussy about their clothes It was the Nobby-Clothes-for-Nob- by-Peopie salesman who was talk ing. The pretty cashier patted a yawn away Yeu?” she said-—enthusias tically, like that, “Y-e-e-#?” But the man bebind the counter was in carnest. “Yes,” he tinued, “the manufacturers spotled thea ‘It's this half-size and size business * that going out. He wanted a 15% Just plain foolishness. You kno have uarter we used to have just ut two sizes in shirts and col big. t dium and little. An op ere just as happy “Then we got sizes, then t sizes. Then here a couple en ago, the collar manufac ers came across with quarter the shirt people will next that TRIAL DIVORCE TRIED IN INDIANA IS NOT LIKED BY SEATTLE LAWYERS Wo The Woholes for a period of five years, which time they may live to Qether if they so desire. if during that period they should make up and wish to remarry they would have to walt until the five years have passed Furthermore, if within that space of time the couple should Go out of the state and rewed, and then decide to get a divorce after the expira of the five years, they would have to get two divorces in order to be legally separated HERE'S WHAT THEY SAY This le what to say upe E are divorced after the People were J old days without all this ness, Clotaes fitted just a felt an & Now the in here with a list of pum tend I do» It are a8 go situation ath be me) ing ¥ hoe AGAINST PUBLIC Townsend, F il decision is again againat publ Mey, 1 ant It, a han 4 pre public mor hoff, } rv bullding think much of the le a pecullar case. Our | laws on the matter d n nd cover the thoroug A divorce te bust, show t as happy in the i the man who particular taflor halt «i ne t rt MORALS. |the scalp clean and healthy. THE STAR—THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1910 y|COLLIERS HOT ON | J M’CREDIE’S TRAIL pecharcv tt | (My United ODD BITS own.) | WASHINGTON, Jan, 6.—Con |eveseman MeCredie of Washington | ne for Ge sedis o {18 soon to find that the way. of| Tomorrow Is Christmas—tor men, wrapped up in oflekins, were !ble, Up in the trembling rlegtin a Se eg ant ane ciprens{attle’s Greek and Russian colony 1 |going to be food for the ocean, tt sailor went hand over handjand|# machine poll th Soa eveat| They still go by the old Caosarian | |seemod. Then, through the dark: made fast the strong rope. It} was | here ba te NOt Che amcatN idar, which {s about two weeks j ness of black clouds and driving the lfedtr r thone 10 mong te (late, They'll have better weather snow, there wae a shout of cheer Watchers on the shore chgbred ; ong he bo ay record, Tie ter it than the reet of us, at that A roeket’s glow plerced gloom,|Then the breeches buoy” was| Credle Joined hands w ore | his year A rew of volunteer heroes, n hauled aloft and strung, like a ca J Cannon when he took beg " ft 1 of the Massachusetts Humane | ble repatrer’a trolley hatch, on the |and bas worked his hardest since} 4 1. “eo lcies anon, an foty, were fighting lke mad-/rope. Two men at a time were car. | 10 Cannon's interests Ihelress, who eloped with Abrahar men to wave the crew, A small | ried to ty on the beach in the| Collier's Weekly, which ts pr ion, & walter, ean come back annon was wheeled down. the | buoy Huge waves rocked the} ducting & very successful fight ne-and be forgiven, Mrs, Cobet beach and aimed toward the Nan Nantasket, ‘but the life | against Cannonism and the gang forsive Abe No trace of tasket Th picture shows the | Wil turn ite attention to MoCredle the elopere has been found } oom! mething shot out of | last two, Capt. Small and the first) within « few days it will say | its m ud Was trailed by & mate, coming down the line seated | fome Very plain things, Rev. N. Kublehiro and Miss Chimi | long re it went athwart the hull in the breeches buoy Okubo were 1 ready «to mar } of the Nantasket; the line didn't gure WILL TALK. TO STUDENTS. fe laet night at the Japanese Con atop moving when the #hot bit w > | ‘onal chureb, when the groom ‘ ter oh the other aide Brawny ane » Beattie, Renton & Southern| A. V. Boutllon, candidate for the * Seas Dy ib te had +t airy pe were hauling the line aboard, To it, '* bustly engaged tn tearing up as-| Republican nomination for mayor, | Tre They bad tomet And wan tied a heavier line of hemp ca-|Phalt on their right of way on|will talk to the students of the the Hoases 0 et isis ta | . Fourth ay ween Pike and Pine,| university, in the admintitration | tor Case ge prodlncbont agli. = » the » permitting the op | building, tomorrow afternoon, Mr j {ae before he ren eration of the big cars ts to be tn-| Bouillon was invited to speak to) 6? on. | The asphaw on Pourth ay.|/the students by the managers of | , Ringer, @ and « portion of the conereto is al|the University of Washington] W son pean gs by re: sup and thé rails for the | Daily -~ creed ce owe ees tues now line are piled on the street dpe ng Agger o , Jthoaght of him. Ringe in jall ag hte City employes were worried about SALEM, Ore—The Jury in the | thetr pay bill for the 4 trial of George Meyers, & f 2) was overloc (the ar moet | prominent capttalixt, © ling Tues apectal f ne shooting Pollcemar jast night #tr tened things out at falem, brought In a verdict, th 1 os Mond mornifig, of murder in econ y'll get their envelopes Monda degre The defense wi eal gud f Denver, Colo—A messenge | DAWRON, Ga,—<« n Jaw fe in't stand the temy | M. Hriggw Ie dead of |read a note sent by Miss F | ito a man friend. The BRUSKELS.—Chariotte, the mad] io. was going to kill herself. The ox-empr f Mexico, ix near de boy got help and saved the w ur i ZHAN FRANCIBOO..Th ' life | doned after th t-|Chase Free Lunch : : Out of Sacramento NORPOLK ’ battloship Ge | — | gia ran agrour ¢ Grane Hy United Prove ent bh Hels . 1 ' SACHAMES Ca Jan 6 | rr - ) Sr THE BOSTON TRAVE WASHINOTON ine IN BREECHES BUOY Iread roulation, asking ¥ Senne jent Taft to pardon Ranker More ane ~ | MANSFIELD, Ore——The Libby |starvel to tt BEING OPERATED Jcoal mine In idle t th Dr. FG. Pay, } ON IS HIS TRADE|*"*'"* >" gap | Bi eau Dr. Fay argued tt ANCO Mh ne « te a FORT WAYNE 1 ranch t« re an wi ae od te . 2 \ He pty Another ful thing they are pare ane NEW YORK mle ible for is a great deal of ety QWITCHMEN'S TROUBLE 6POIL te ot th ca treumarty wnt Gvisbinn ‘ ING THE PLANS OF THE « al week ‘ cman, who was enenenteely are tent evae 8 t on ‘ eligman brothers ‘ CONTRACTORS., om te food . ent & health att it ie within the 1 weet-?, this dimialst Tees «HE HIT HIS BOSS; ible ~ perepienbalhy amas FFE vomaye nS ern e pends IN HOSPITAL NOW) | ee eee an 4 far from being settled plaint th he an suffering he argument did r ly t aad of the business he mn oe (My Calted Pred There was no between meals wh [ re feeling the effects | > won S OAKLAND, Cal, Jan, 6—Cland | said ds of Ther were prowp Smith, @ stucco worker, is thought - no ge All the large whit te trom the | Pering for tb ne ite be dying in a hospital here today f aue BRQUE.— Deputy . Sieast are belng held up, and the |'*Pted emite ¢ 7 eth; ig pte Was shot by his employer, Fred |i) 'e oo & £20 | big budiding ctmpanies using #tnac Lake was « ¢ Jurgowits hi have ¢ bis | carat maat rely éntirety on|"**t¥ medicine and was ¢ t Smith, who has a wife and ch ~ ~ - ure WAS ime Moran Co. for thelr eupp rave the hempital thie morn n. {iiving in Oakland, has been fr The ¢ actors bullding six more|@P*reted upon. Me cont. thar | habit of viniting the Jurgowitz hi Prof. Stevens pd top of thé Northern Rank |)***care were caused by Ph a asionally and dining there. Find pod Teaching find | putidfng, at Fou and Pike, were | fF troubles he never had axt night, that no meal had Daring § friend | fore " ree order w > prep for him, he is sald) oa for the entire | MADE “MOONSHINE” | te bave eon an ugly mood to eve. because of the house in th ighborhood, whe a eerr nie case in only FOR VARSITY TRADE) hi. cmpioyer and Mra, Jurgowlts uy t were visit 1 ) , Med Preen) Jurgowtt i he t h politan Building com irgowits said he went to the aieat te 5 ie ae RAL IGM N.C, Jan 6—It you|door when Smith tried to batter |= : of th and Grandin | - pt ee Fd me into the it down, and was knocked to th 1 the =” bosiness. start around | ground by a blow frem the stucco : © losing 2 targe amount |" nivereity. Five iiicit distitlertes| worker's fiat y which Is going to Vam-| quae cree, veneraay. within a re Jurgowits, in avif nee, then | s Nanaimo, Hh ¢ thus of @ few miles of the Univers. | fired shot that went wild, accord er te b deny the | of North Carolina, and were de- tng to lis story. A second bull report that the leaders | )..i), All were doing a thriving | took effe in Gmith's abdom ion had consented to ar |ine*™ supplying the varsity | cauntng « wound that It Is believed bitrate the mat nder the Werd-|—O un ee + Nid adh ic | HEADACHES fe AMBITION DASHED | cee a : TO EARTH COSTS | Schuchard Optical Co., 1207 Second Ave. AND OUT-OF-ORDER KIDNEYS ** FIFTEEN DOLLARS] | tne most ettective and barmices se in the worM, which will} MODEL MILLINERY SCHOOL — _ way to cure backache and reguinte *o thorough and alls now open. 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HOW THE SENATE. SAVES OUR MONEY | marked : Some wor nisguided here 4 parte + an ny fitting ts THAT WARGSHIP CRUME | BY ISAAC A. SHERWOOD, M. © rh h \ Nowe ie anne fc witot quic ‘ nat economy has ale taken a erim hold to the ri. on Bpenker ( Last year, @ ; ne speaker norbed about $22,600 Of | pave he com our rapidly falling tax money. This |; he year he has cowt ws it $30,000.00 into a And 1 have the {tem Mids | ona of the $45 An extra $6,000 is for an sutomo: ' Pte. ile, voted him bt congre * There i# some excuse for thin in- | a fit erensed cost, as the reents” on | ¢ (ne r nd eg * the republican wide have become | have t t a more tol belligerent, enta ae oe of ies preaned hig t LIGHT FOR A TOLEDOAN Hl ' When Thoma i | po the president of th ' with | ot ie of represses be ft eit any re quired about an ing gent ion of naval af man, standing at the right of e Sheaker Cannon, who was constant Fear World’s End; aker's capacious right ear Neglect Crops and “to M Rowe's courte a * 1 wae at Nt hin Waste Their the “pa ex ‘ ion of congress, appointed by th sERLID Camille And | had to explain also t ele teat “Uncle Joe” had been in congre has played only 36 years. 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