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

THE STAR—THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1910. THE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE : Member of the United Press. Published daily by The Star Pub- Nehing Co. Shall Uncle Sam be Partner With Gambler? SCHAEFER AND CONDO REACH'WASHINGTON | AND GET HAND OF FELLOWSHIP FROM TAFT H. Knox t € missi of corpor at Wash ington, a e taxa tock exchange ng transa tions. ie It is the usual last resort of compromise and cowardice, I 5 the gor ‘ t 1 and too w ot out an evil, en. tax it \ <a party t t Don't | Dean” THA, “hurt A pa f t peg Desc ade to ge the Lore seni by be s artne th 1 1 a book COMING bigger thar Noa \ t t ction TwROUGH We have the busines perity of 85,000,000 people alm absolutely at the mercy of stock ga big and tl best that our specially ar t an e a plan t demand a rake-off, as if ¢ y tax ¢ 1 wa squeezed out of the very people whom it was p ! benefit Tax Wall street and the only result will be a more complete | marking of the cards; a more careful clogging of the wheel; a| heavier loading of the dice; a further dilution of watered stocks; | stibsiiienr amieun oan tn NEw YORK STATE REMUBLICAN #D/TORI~ CHAUNCTY DEPEW | BROKE THE 108 FOR THEM. a closer shearing of the lambs, It's a great scheme. SENATOR DEPEW. Who Saw the Pres Alice Longworth needn't w timent” at the republican eity cen} ONE OF THE catiheiilini 2 trae pot | that commentetne night, How al BY FRED SCHAEFER EL/TORS. / pre: we mishene m WASHINGTON, Feb After Oi) we SAID monkey, as the faunal reso f pingly importa tenkia thee tt tae, eels tee Ye } the famtly are increasing daily ight fantastic toe you must | NE Wag PRESIDENT at the worst she has Nicho! a i have it) you wouldn't expect a 200-| MIGMLY WEARS wound president of this t bebe PLEASED — ’ AN - a States to y at 10 oF ‘ the Swope investigation, it Is MOW one » fa buneh of indefatigable sightseers, | OmyY Mit WORD fairly certain that the 1 would you? Well, he was on ea FOR /7. wy than snediical eens job, showing that it can be done. Gg 4, (dines aman : itizenship can now be es Senator Depew bad bis bunch of| wv Mea RE. mated on nverwe ratto to the |N » o tow, and for | Tan’'t {t just carrying the co-oper- | tmaind on an liver Pes vaseline onc gd Me Some of the Things Artist Condo Saw at an Impressive Event ation idea extremes when an}* tives were compelled to sit.in th we Seroplane is used to help out the ial waiting room and walt. Sem in the bright sunshine with the be | . dient? At least Mr. Erickson le er Depew ran bis bunch past the gign shepherd, Depew, in the midat good roads movem “siege Satan ret service men and passed|of them. If that pletuse ts a sue : : = la Pal ae act hom rapidly before the Urbane | cous there will be an aureole round “Party fealty was the wont. de wen- it wiess dairy principle. Prevence. The Urbane Presence! the bead of the senator from New eee eo = ~e == |wtood firmly planted on widespread | York, for the sun was reflected eet and disposed of the whole/ from the shiny surface of (he one ENOUGH IS A PLENTY bunch without moving out of his) and one Hon plug het with races an effect mirror Need it be said that Senator De Then the parting Senator De pew wae beyond bis w with knightly gestures and years and everybody |ivory-headed cane, showed them sud everybody's nd daughter) Washington. Take it sil tn, ladies |} to William H.? No, it need not be! and gentiemen; this fe on me onid, and the president beamed Depew addresses them Ah, yee; spon the selected editorial fellows! « humorous story’ Listen! rom New ork and their slsters Pot that story got away from ; and their cousins, and their aunts | It fe & quadreonial etont with | Depew to treat the faithful to a | visit to Washington and w thom he president The flock doubtless will reelect| ¢ Mr. Depew to Washington, if only | age #0 black that the black dirt 1 an Ornament on his face looked white, breeaed Right here it should be confessed | in right after the Depew party was | that this piece writ for the paper! waited away. George Washington under cover of Prolonged Laugh! When the last of the bunch bad Mr. Depew was hotsted inte ty automobile, and Look away of the « ne ington Calhoun Lee, aone. wan going to be about how Prest Calhoun Lee, just one of hundreds tent Tahft (eastera proguneciation) of ragged hegre urchina that G. w. C. Lee, | weotves, but Svoator Depew fn a swarm in the byways of Washing m “ing man who had come ae Calhoun Lee eat one | within the White House! Lawdy, no sab boty comin’ in } camera got it back door. Well, You can't see hin now.! from the White House policemen, “Who you looking for, boy?’ |The reception le over.” That waa! who impound all ‘cameras, i asked the man with brass buttons,|a fact. The Congrexaman had boxes and funny-looking parcels as faat as they are logged tn. And be took the camera and dt rected it against the flock outside bis hand held where the boy could Bot pane it Vee called foh to see Mases/ turned and put on bis rag of a bat Preeydent inginy of many teeth, and stampeded. MR. SKYGACK, FROM MARS STAR DUST ready gotten to the pr ident tor You say your brother was carried away by the fo Reporter: nado that struck Shackville? Now, that wasn't a large torn Native: That may be-—but my brother wasn't a large m — —— POINTED PARAGRAPHS. i jmarried two or three years oomeeenes Our idea of a stingy wotnan | A truth telling woman has but|one who declines to waste thread : S c o ib a's pe are ingen men are lelothes, uitons om her husband's! ie Visite the Earth ae a Special Correspondent and Makes Wireless ordell } bee it ' book not In the sharper class. | Once In a very great while we GRservations 14 tHe Neby All things that no one else wants | meet a girl who knows how to har come to thone who wait |dle 4 man as well as « young widow NEVER TARRIED (NM COM~ There are two sides to every | does MUNITY MIORE THICKLY / — your side and the wrong) There are almost as many wa STUDDED WITH /(DOLS / | foi 1 to use up ore ped 4 es ge [irs vemos. We nee ep aw LICH THOROUGH:| | —tf he isn't too honest to steal a ise How many people do you et FARE LAV/SALY | SUPPL IE. { | HOWEVER, HAVE NOT NOTED ANY £ARTH-\ | BEINGS KNEELING to get sidetracked. A doctor prescribed change for a small boy who who can repeat the Ten Command- ments? wr@anized his system by The woman who tells everytiir gence in pudding she hears generally adds a little bit | the little boy said T knew I was Upeet, mamma, be pverind ul After he had gone A man never realises how many |CAuae mY fool's asleep. and thing IO ae ANARE, | faults he has until he has been cinmt be pretty bad when you go | in Dévouy arnruDes, | | | “A lot of people whe are partic'lar | |to get only tuberculin tested milk) lot it stand where consumptive cate kin liek th’ bettie.” What neiders Friend (at sick bed) you betleve the doctor co: case hopeloms ? Invalid— Because he has jus jdrawn his objection to my wife cor sulting & mental healer Climatic Crisis. Indications point toward a thaw in the weather as a there may be a ralnfa proud father will not of whi h ing aire of » bouncing boy him on but « hav | horse kr hich wo success of her racing stab necenstiate high water ¢ | When one wing.” Mra. Thomas prevailing in the er G tary | | Tones Pet, aes tonnes ane probably by inundation a Bt the / ae ek ae ee es ee would entail such as jou i u le bas ite . ways evokes distres \ f wi The un dentially a freene ga the idea that It | «trl check threatened w a : bare mph and joy, in y Kitts fe much to be hoped ‘ z nt A* OXngMerated an t reigner’s de- | the most optimistic i Peg og: Lib Ontor seription of our mammoth | AW. CT. U. w 3 1 , ‘ m bey | here. It has ita w | reforming Job Hardr : ng Ww t Tom Henb: " Ot * all th well | 1 Tillman of " » Ia t an | dig , a th re j ing Am KE xact! policeman rejoi § 7s i 1 us }ed triumphas That t H bad st ch ' out Ber ni ht. They re nid of Ben, you know, the candi € had a for t when he mad z h he 4 per They wert a stump speech, instead of ge pipet 44 “<a Big t ee ly for him to me oh th tod bountineine. th 1 hole for him to stand tn J Det Any EAs 08 | 8) e had d « ' pb d he defendant leaned over. the r,t ph | ' inqutr | just n h ar. | but in u 1 king | fellow vale e | he say ell, wah,” said Ux Ephraim, uid a reporter, | the man of| “my ‘pinior dat dem hawas kind |? ! nder who} to be only onejo’ ra 1 detr aldge an ) peka ar fanta ¥ | herope through likely,” said the man f | 0 Arrived at the White House OF WATOMES, CLOCKS, SILVER. one and onehalfgalion silk bat, ton, must have heard somebody «ay Late Today WARE, DIAMONDS, Is what you enjoy when you vory-headed cane and wondrows it waa in the newepapers that the |——————- ei waver eee aww Ten sownees ©. ith rich trimmings of s# bemoaned the formality | vut trembling 1405 Third av. between Pike and Cook With Gas had the right of way. Ae t folks from “just dropping bid you have an appointment Union * filtered out Mr. Depew © White House. George | with bin? jer eon ery The Oriental Poo! Rooms | @even chair barbe- place of the kind in the world. 810 George Washington Calhoun ial cash given Third av. between Pike and Uston. New Knit Underwear for the Spring and Summer Seasonable Suggestions of Established Worth) Union Suits— nema Garments|_ Long sleeves, short sleeves and sleeve Ve g and less, Very fine ribbed silk and lisle un lee p light wei Jerwear, hand-trimmed, of silk. All | wet ad, snail ight, well-mac rinents, hand. ankle length pants, $2.00 and $2.25 trimmed it sik and sedeaee seaces French sewn. The choice of | Union Suits, of very fine ribbed plain | many at, each ... Sol jlisle, long and short sleeves, knee , le ngth and prettily trimmed, at $1.25 | Pants to 1 h the above | Tailored Union Suits, in medium ests, ed Equestrian . weight cotton; high neck, long sleeve tigh 1 top, tight} short sleeves; low neck and no sleeves; | knee, at jall in ankle length. Good underwear | for right now; well finished, hand-ero- rccurate ly sized and splendid for wear, at, heted, with or without jel each $1.25 | itials; good all * around Lace Trimmed Union Suits, fine lisle | weig! a broad range of material, with low neck and no sleeves, | styles iced lace-trimmed knees. The very fine | from .... 50¢€ to BB ribbing of the waist insures unusual elasticity, at 75¢ and $1.00 | Lace-Trimmed Pants, very full knee, « lesirian tops, fine-ribbed medium weight. Our reliable, desirable kinds, 25¢ to New Union Suit crocheted yoke top; | the s, of great popularity; and with insertion at trimmed knees to match yoke effect, at . $1.28 also lace Our New Spring Shirts for Men Deserve Early Atte Every pattern a springtime pattern gn, coat Every Shirt in spring und attached cuffs. The fancy plaited White Shirts are “classics” of 1910, by side with these are shown a handsome gathering of stripe effects, grounds with black, lavender and. brown with contrasting stripes will also appeal to many |A Very Extensive Showing at $1. 25, $1. 50 and $1.3 stripes; blue The small grounds with figures used fripes and green stripes. TRUSTEE SALE SOLID COMFORT Let our solicitor call and convince you. Seattle Lighting Company. 1314 Fourth Ave. Henry Bldg. Phones: Main 6767; Ind. 67. 45-—Poot Tabies—45 26—Bole Tabiee—-25 Bar, restauraot. f stand and shop. Largest y Cally 4131517 | Milton Cloth Woolen Unloading Sale Stil New York : The Milton Cloth Woolen Mills, dispose of their odds and ends every season great 649 Broadway, at low figures. well-known Suits this year, and are nd Che figure at which we bought ‘them will ow Pric to self As you already know about the high class of this Milton Cloth, we wa startlingly of these excellent, unloading them at 424 Pike St. us to sell them Unheard-of L at les got a big share able at In fact, s than half of what anybody else dare attempt space telling about that e do want to call attention to the Boys’ particularly Ages ranging from 2% to 16 years, all the latest styles;si Etons, ete. We believe we can advertise our store extensively and make # lasting’ customer of you by giving you all the bene f this excellent chase. Hence the prices that follow Boys’ Clothing Men’s Clothing (All Size Values to $15.00, now....- Regular $ 4.00 aries now at. .$1.89 Values to $20.00, now. ....+ Regular $ 5.00 value, now at. ‘$2.29 Values to $25.00, now. ..++« Regular $ 7.00 value, Regular $10.00 value, now at. Overcoats and Cravenettes Values to $18.50, now....- ; Values to $22.50, now....- 10.99 Special to Close Out | Men’s Pants: Knee Pants, 50c to 75c¢ values -29¢ Regular $4.00 value, now. 30.95 Boys’ Suits (small sizes) to close out Regular $5.00 value, now. " 89¢ | Regular $6.00 and $7.00 values We itl | all | Furnishing Goods, Hats, Shoes (Ladies’ and Men 's), eter in this great sale. Boston Clothing Col 424 Pike Street... $3.65 $4.35 now at.