The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 17, 1910, Page 4

ited Prem Star Publi Momber of the U Mahed daily by tag Oo Bothwell Will Save City Money | | service Mr the sul speech t provision which is being oppese will reduce tl needed city from a Is not th of mar He has vote to accept ‘There are several repudlican con Bressmen who wouldn't lose any Sleep if Secretary Ballinger should suddenty decide to spend all hts time conserving his personal re sources. It remained for Nicaragua to out-| @istance al! competitors by having 0 aviation meet and a revolution for the price of one admission Every few days something hap | pens out on the Pacific ocean to COIRESPO! Confiagration in Our Midst. The fell demon fire visited Goosevale with the devouring ele mont day yesterday, and the entire business section was tmpertied, owing to the vicinity of game. it started with aa incipient blaze in Aunt Hester Hornswom gie's hen house, and emoldered Some time before becoming lurid Fireman Earl Mouseworth was called and entered the smoke on his bands and knees, succeeding in the rescue of 11 choice guinea eggs, Dut did not secure the location of the Mames till the entire strocture was gutted, only the walls left Standing. After that it was soon under control. The destruction ts $8. possibly exceeding that figure None of the fowls was at home, = Baty before WHERE BOTH ENDS DON'T MEET thropist ragt for What do you ¢ Aid: 1 1" THE : PUBLIC EYE GEO. H. WILLIAMS. Hu the only f President still actively en t 1 This will be He | Geo Williams, eur viving me Grant's cab gaged in the p “grand old man” of Oregon 87 years young in young because hi arest f are the boys and To the home of his city he b nlway He is president id society een uDKTY the Williams State been and judge, United H enator attorne ner oF nomina m of chief suprem The Only Kind He Knew. “Are y oJ stare?” asked ™ Boston to her t at a Broa “Wel ing you chorus LAppir tt United « Truth Is Most & Gasir” Than Ficti kia snow 1 methods of doing hi into effect at his first duty vchine which ys | Tom ch a man in the pers ublican nominatic is bear no stains mination for comp and devotion to public has ideas and a grasp of mina recent Seattle to e| e b bond make son 1 indebtedness He d yeate plans nde issues oes no! es adv which | time to , and save the} annual interest » Seattle needs for comptroller | to Seattle and the people sh vald | yindteate that Balboa wasn't an ex pert on oceante temperament | Aeronutty,” the latest addition }te the language, hardly describes | | the mental condition of the men ‘who make $1,000 a day at It the Smith. | Kermit has Let everybody give sonian Institute yell, | killed a bongo. | ar iee j From where the peers sit it looks | like a good by-election. | jorder mu | business, jhaving been stolen the night be- fore, considering the danger they were ta, Aant Hester feels she was extremely fortunate in having them saved in the manner In which | they was. Mayor Pruneful by: sold his | mastiff dog to Dave Cloffbride for) a consideration. A considerable | amount of dog changed bands Mayor Pruneful says hereafter the dog tax will be very vigorously enforced. It has been permitted to fall into disuse of late. Miss Wiifra Foozlewink held a reception Tnesday, and a very so-} celal hour was spent afterwards There t# taik of a traction line through here. If it comes tflrongh Main street it will entafl the efface ment of the hog wallow in front of ithe postoffice, VERITAS. + } to when you can't meet the rent? jon't meet the landlord. ison Face aes oman Her Chance art Wealthy Husband (By United Pree) POUGHKEEPSIE, vy. 17 Miss Mary Horner, who is suing Henry Webendorfer, a resident of the Hyde arrived in this city |denied that there was any stipula tion in Mr. Webendorfer’s wooing jot her regarding him “seeing fit” to wed her November 1, 1909, as stated in Mr. Webendo answer | to her suit for $50,000 for breach of promise 1 Among | the following been written to Miss Horner Miss millionaire Park road yesterday and the r rs in the is| d to have ebendorter ate of Octo case ber 1909 | Mary Horr you ga you lef | rece the Lee you aged me to con aft that you me or don't who ry ute her, and I can er do nelude for woman w welcome sen to wi it ail th to do {DORFER | the Tom phir m 1 decision Chickens Come Home to Roost a child t infre that are as surpri insatistactory | & good little nt und didn't 1 his mother 1 put me up to, oung#ropeful child? if I'd Whee of cake I T Ready Compliment A family tree vking at her admiringly)—1 Holic 1 like to see it. I am sure it t 4 peach-—Somerville Jour hal | hat hid jarount In der garten must be huny | ming birta | king }for Jacob Furth, THE STAR—MONDAY, JANUARY 17, 1610. OSGAR MAKES = STORY OF TOM THUMBNAIL BY FRED SCHAEFER A long dime ago, children. actual facts wage inventet s born a liddle abould der of « tin soltehter. Dey him Tom Thumbs vafl Derr renre wane #o-amall| dot fairtes brought him, und know a@ fairy to carry hoafy lary Onket before wa oy called ina you anydings thew Adolt his parenta recelfed Thumbnat! dey out down a suid of fadder's clodes for him, und enough left for fadder to vork arount der house in Hiss cradle wass a pecan shell und ¢ fed him bolled rice, von h day. Den he would pick 1 € mit a «¢ on'a lash for a tootplek. He 4 to amuse himselof playing marbles mit mustard in for marbles, He tb luminationed hiss bh mit a Mabe ning bug. All he hat to do wass to kick der bug in der slate und voult fare up Von day he sald Say, | am foery krasshoppers took a goot look, aon ins nod rn ton like your Voll ven y w ment to hiss much trout Hiss ma, she und sald: “My Arasshoppers Ach,” said Tom vieh flying ma rd does ia fle den agies is But dey wassn'd bum Hahah pat jane mation. ming birts, dey waes bimb bere! Such & smali curiosity as Tom/a pretzel to der odder und laugh nod stay home long. Some-|to see Tom get dizzy trying to find body kidnaped by catehing him on/| hiss way back to ver startet | @ plece of sticky fy paber und took Der king alzo mate a Hddle difing jhim to der king und sott him as a| suid for Tom und fished in der golt new fangled mekanickle toy, Der) fish globe mit Tom as life bait used to amuse himself mit) Tom hat to iff in @ pill box mit a making Tom run a foot race against|coliar button as a center table & cockroach. Somedimes he voult/ Vonce a My attacked him and Tom make Tom valk from von end of! knocked id senseless wit a match. 7 ae coult Here is one of the many things A. V. Bouillon did for the people while he was superintendent of public utilities which will not appear in the annual report of that office A few days before the opening of the exposition General Manager Potter of the Seattle Electric company issued bis famous “no tram® fer on & transfer” order. Thie order meant thousands of dollars to the Seattle Electric company, unlawfully taken from the pockets of the people. It meant that a large percentage of the people of the city would have to pay 10 conté to get to the exposition grounds. The order went inte effect tn the morning. By afternoon word had come to Mr. Boufllon. That evening his home telephone as busy; people from all over the cfty complained. The next day Mr Bouiiion made & personal investigation, looked up the law and sent preald the Seattle Electric company. Mr. Furth was told to bring his attorney, James B. Howe, with him. Mer, Bouillon took Corporation Counsel Scott Calhoun nto the conference. When the four met Mr. Bouttlon bluntly told Mr. Purth that be rescinded. Mr. Furth demurred that it was Mr. Potter's net his. Boullion was obdurate, and tosisied on immediate action by Mr. Furth. Mr. Furth disciatmed responsibility for the and tried to hide behind the excuse that he could not canal revoke an order tmeved by bie «© i manager. Pimally as 4 last re wort he declared that Mr. Potter out of the city, and pleaded that jthe Seattle Electric company be allowed to “save ite face,” to with draw the order quieUy and without humiliation. Mr. Boullion tnstated that the order be recalled The next morning Mr. Purth telephoned Mr. order wan recalled How many thousands of dollars did Mr. Bouilion save the people | on Ubts occasion? How much did his | sition? This is one of the things Mr tomorrow i Boutllon that the stand contribute to the success of the expo Bouttion did. There'll be more AR TRUE ~ QUITE SAsPPERY THAR MORNING ~ THAT'S WHAT YOU CAN DO FoR Ak; G&T OUT THERE AND CRACK YOUR POOL MAD A FEW TIMed AND THEN CRT SOME ASHES | AV SPRINKLE YWEM AROUND jow YOUR IY S/DEWALKH THE SECRET OF IT Rest Editor ws Reader your pieture pusale ot Comic Weekly the puzzle pletures How is it you don't contest! The deuce give large prizes for lut what man; look wet widder's thanks to de physician? jlak bis at jt ndin MINSTREL MIDGETS dey am both well urned What am a man an’ a ® anodder nection atween ae fish out wif, line de man hahahaha! Undah de head ob a Song Wif out Music we will hab de selection entitled, ‘Daddy Doan Bring Home jNo Meat Onless de Moon Am | Dark SIN. catia ] HIGHGRANE GLOVES & HOSIERY pulle de 2. 4 ludicate dis foh me, Why am @ dead man’s hermetically sealed in a jar| will Rastus ashes yo “led band of greed picks the thread it costs | Tom tried to escape from der king by hiding tn a crack, but dey seceded in disiotching him mit tn-/ segt powter, Sooner or later der! king's son stole Tom und took him} to der cireus, vere he gafe him to her elephant tnetead of a peanut Vot became of Tom? Vell, all 1) got to say, deer ise occasions ven | or twa nod “Aare eueatenaiens STAR OUST | "Nowadays « dollar dosen't go as | far an it used ter, an’ what's more, it dowan't find th’ way back.” is the Pinchot “Upholding disciptt thing and “holding u plined is another, a» find ooeasion one diset- Visitor: What became of that other windmill that was here last year? Native: There was only enough | wind for one, so we took it down —/} Boston Transcript As Senator Gore says, “the jewel- hare pocket of the needy.” but by| thin time it ts pretty clone to the bottom. “She me meantt * “Went “And I couldn't tell up on beby talk.” Prews asked what ‘igloo! her I'm not Detrott Free The beef trust shows exceptional- ly large profits fm the last year. The | beef trust is one of our suffering | and much maligned eleemonsynary | | al at a Kraft Ts the one-hore A widow is tb taxpayer in New widow is tied for eee |shows the inferior \when {t comen to doug et personal rk Another place. Thin woman taxes i anything te philanth rept wered Mr. Cross oth henetit of Washing chickens The San have been They separabl Francisco postponed graft some more mean in part of the climate there cases Tat non volce standa, insurgent but not And with Canno: too. What i their wanting a divorce Because they Houston Port main reason ar married. | ant Now ¥ & parrot dc ” oubt ork firema adder but Very « Pipe hee nave their Puck ing to plotures taker In @ group. ed tn ar man kt Ok labora Many attempt was a base ring fans have ed umpire doe spor The hunter on His knees the But Kermit told him 1 To try and feel Ike Traveling Mar The hunter stoo: And nary a duck jaid be, this is tough And ene t tou New Method Teavhing. originator. Dan H. L. 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