The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 26, 1910, Page 4

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Member of the United Presi Miahed daily by The Star ing Co. A Story of Promises When the Seattle Electric company gets good and ready it will start to give the people who live on Madison st. a good car service In the meantime, promises! Madi t t know before had ¢ heard many times be about winding machinery ther and cx n thir whi Furth cam witl Jacob up and the to the girl who has to the busy It means a lot to the people out ther to be down town to work early in the morning; housewife who hurries through her work to get her shopping done in the afternoon; to the business man, with whom minutes count as dollars; to the working man, to whom a few minutes late means loss of his job. How long is it going to be before the company really does city council, which repre something? How long before the sents the people and is paid for it, will compel the Seattle Elec tric to give the people their rights? evidently be 4 ch that erill Lestie Shaw's word p nator navy without hostile Jap tying up he | longs to hione ase Oo! Flyer dock awaket attle ranks bim as one of Se-| citizens who believe officials are elected to serve the people most of the nation’s bur ts. } The company the Philadelphia Rapid Transit stilt to transit from thie world to the| of about Being strangers in members course dida’t the them continues of the « jury know anything i | DOXt needlessly rapid cafes” until somebody te me New Jersey, the Coming om Ali County Treasurer Gormley had to do to borrow the banks was to look wise money from | barons sounds suspiciously Uke wn timely sarcasm. Granny Ryebird was taken sick! port one day last month. This is last Tuesday. Wednesday she was|* Scoop on the Beeleyaport Bugte, able to sit up and enjoy the visit ¥*ch had no mention of same. of a number of friends in henor of the event Friends an expected Wednes kerchiet shower Tuesday night, they had been day There will be a banquet at the hostelry Thureday. On the menu will be fish in ramekins. Many are wondering what ramekins are. Also how the fiah get in aoe. Sunday school closed Woodlot church last the scholars appreciated the treat VERITAS. See at es Hornswoxgle was in Besiey® | aE STAR DUST oe Man of Many Limbs. ‘The old colonel was spinning off yarns of the civil war, and in the beat of reminiscent patriotism bie memory became somewhat tangled “Ah, gentlemen, iously, “I shall never forget charge at Chickamauga. It was there that I lost my leg.” Ten min ates later the old colonel was latiog an incident of Gettysburg And when climbed Li Round Top the bullets whiatled all sides, It was there that my lee And % mioute nie y haze n re ° le on I lost later ke nen wa. through a * Pines Ah, that my | men Seven battle ona from was shot on a timid little up and asked shyly were boy Grand you a centipede in Chicago News. wore days “There's as much difference be- tween an eyeglass and a glass eye as there is between a billboard an’ @ board bill.” A call pariat with th ‘In looking tee bright leaves and gre minister at the omer uw about carn n tr to # of Misa Birdie Heo | brooder surprived her with a hand. | the | Friday and| THE SEATTLE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE \ | | | when make} latest indictment of the beef trust | | ber | } | } for rent he related ser} the | IN THE PUBLIC EYE" THE STAR—SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1910, SMASHES AT SATAN From Billy Sunday’s Bat —A Hard Belt at Mothers Who Neglect Welfare of Children, NEW YORK rim ul and tobaceo at hie bh of the noted Tammany leader fe holds the support of poor dinners, plenios and other “treat of money The distribution was always in, Hundreds of second-hand stores of the shoe tw hi ndquarters, ivan had ) a great The twentieth century finds an o it who does not confine of If to picturing the horrors that await the fallen girl hereafter, but also urges the teaching of the facts of life in the achoots here. BY THE REV. BILLY SUNDAY.) If a lot of you mothers would} 4 less time in Hterary clube and other pureuite that don't amount to a bill of beans, and) would give more time to your ehil | dren, so many of them wouldn't be} going to the devil } The time aill come when sexual! hygiene will form a part of the high school curriculum. I would th. have my children taught wen hygiene than Greek and Latin The time will come when girls will be taught in such lasses with a graduate woman physician as Instructor Yo mothers than your daughters them to marry some hie father has m the father dies. daughter an have good ¢ and an auto You ought Inve the character and hab young « asks fur pair Bullivan doesn't he wants the money more Hat shoes go? ably worry aye Any poor Shake, rattle work in the elty de For two aesault upon defens coming into the nitted week In the fire departmer Rt lander Wa fireme m wh ing bigh marks in the men stood third on the lint been placed ahead of him Tammany shudders to olitieal “orphans hb as thone Ket jobs bump, bang 8 artments almost weeks not a ne cor ag th new fire felt to. nine had be our Ninet fools think to encourag lobster be are worne a clerk oaune #0 that ” Brown hes beef several months in a maybe your " The aid, iiliant young man Mr. Brown very perfunctory Mr. Jones,” returned the for sume now, and alth that this is the first word of around here, | thank you.” in tie he your daugt A lot of you women drag your husbands out to social affair Most men don't give a rap about society. Society im of the devil, | am as good as anybody, and | won't pull off my hat for anyone, A high | look and a proud heart is sin; that to walk up and shake hands | with two fingers! You women giggle and gtazle around when a lot of ompty-headed fools compliment your symmetry of form and your fine dresses If you burned all the bad books and magnzines in your homes, there wouldn't be enough left to bang your old hair! Many a mother daughter to a life son whisky aho played favor and girls started devil will bank crepe on the door, ita of an who me yagh rere from backache ANOTHER PLATFORM POSE OF | bindder trouble or outoforder kid SILLY SUNDAY. nheys, feel relieved after several dones of Pape's Diuretic back, sides or loins, inflamed or swollen rheumatiom paipita Usually suf The average boy of today knows more win than did Methuselah at} Misery in the 1969 yoars of age. We are spending | “ck headache too much time on old whisky soaks |CY@lids, nervousness, and passing up the boys and girls, |89¢ darting pains, heart God mapped out the same path Hons dizziness, sleeplessness, list for men and women. it makes no| les. wornout feeling, and other difference to Cod whether it symptoms of inactive, sluggieh kid allk hat or hatpins; a coat neya, simply vanish pettionat. Uncontroflable uri ally at night), smarting ored water and all biadder ends Feeling miserable hae driven of shame joints Get the fight and the hie fires, hang and bell will be for a cold Teenie plant " NEVER STAYS TOO LONG — “You're getting to be a big boy Willie. to the grocery for your mother” Uncle Jack, She always gets back her and au Oye is ora atiou (ape dinool misery and worried le hoedlons. this unas! preparation goes at once outotorder Kidneys and Biadder distributing ite cleansing, healing and vitallzing influence directly up jon the organs and gla affected and completes the cure before you fealize it. The moment you sus | suppose you ppften go to before p§ has to “adolt, does a king get elegtet? “Bah, Osgar, a king does nod descend himseluf to get « the belongs to a dynasty.” ise id ke « dynamo?” id chenerally starts a revolution.” « What Watt Thought of Knott. Four customers had catled that morning. The desler reflected that the by mail would necessart ly tak going to the long distan he wot bis fx vorite jobber on the wire, This} conversation ensued feliot In this yply company? You Who's talking? Waitt What Watt You My Watt.” Ob Charlies Watt. Well, Watt, send me express this order on this noov's| (Here he reads order.) | 66 1 t Are you Sehott? » not shot, nor half shot.” | mean, are you John Schott? Fhe I'm Kno! Well, then, wha Will Knott Humphreys’ Seventy Why won't you? h! M i. ss eee ne Ramey foe ib cei WE NEVER HURT A BIT want that order out f noon express, Knott. Good-by | went back to the! whether Watt wha 1 | arrested the rat fisher writhed with The crowd | indignation. It fol lowed the prisoner to the gon darmerte. it roared A bas la tyrannie! ubtrammeled sport!’ “My friend said there being a revolution Star order A rooms known N. W tly of ¢ ideal location tains, Price Will consider exchange on 8059 11th ay modern, spacious halls and John Sanwick, an who planned and bu first class in ev eater #0, | Hurrah for ve came near Washingt« It the Retailers Seattle with a ze of how panorainic on terms He On when things ¥ She—¥ telling about him | tod my father lived he re Very unsettled remember my father $50 your father owed | Me says that it was never met Roaton Globe smaller house reasonable N.W r basis ie your name is my name What is your name? name is Watt-—Charles “TALKS ON TEETH By TilE REGAL DENTISTS A kindness tont tone LU "wuts to the good ta is your name? filling and ne now fi No. TT Cures Ln Grippe, wing | eal ising frightened Sportsmen oked lke blue Med the j The Wheat body Symptoms—Coryan rrita coum More head, back, ehe DENTAL Third Ave OFFICES weuralale ol and Union St aston broncho-pneuny THE SHOEMAKER an't get boots or et them ire at MES STREET ny mon weconder BY NORMAN 1 dintet by and the Bowery whieh show hardly any marks of wear; | sold that Big Tim's beneficiaries might get 40 or 60 cents for whisky), fellow than he May The by few ar ivil serviee ex Brown has worked hard day neema to I have t praise | have ever BACKACHE AND KIDNEY MISERY ENDED WITH SEVERAL DOSES For Sale or Exchange at a Bargain 12-room dwelling, with full grantfte andas, architect, the same particular; Ine view to au vac Call on or address F. “pe YRM ANENCY, = financial strength an venient loe ation, areg man Bei Non, dvantages afforded | e@ N ation, an! ommer Second Avenue at Madison Streeg Seattle, Wa shington UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY $1,000,000.00. 48 and Profits, $f ani Bix | of weeks ago that tock y A CONT ation 7 Bowery many years, T hun largely b which the leaders spend ymmaAny Ket for it in F triet kiven Today the full of shoes—second-hand” | shoes which have been ah are Why where the should who pawr the i inquire w nelly them and it's up wants hoew Capital, © Gaynor ts keeping lee cared out o unif day 1S6 TO ALL, OF THE inf shew may sioner, has just One re rarily: passed over te ne inet fall with infertor had) | ve men k ng to, when whatever Predilldl TACY, LAW Vice President, TEAD, R. &. Ww, R. R. SPENCER, RALPH 6. § First Vice President 8 0. A. SPENCER, €. OLN Assistant Cashier Cedar street bro’ and faithful not @ the k bas ~ man en | muet say had from anybody ying emodeling Our Increasing business ¢ extensive our store, ve have one obj and that is to to make peet Kidney or throug feel rhew gin taking this with the knowledge that there other remed any anywhere else the will effect ugh and prompt 4 cure as a fifty-cent treatment of Pape’s Diuretic, which any druggist supply Your banke will tell out ment, or aomy harmless medicine, loing kr is BO made which view, cco world our pat rons and those become sO a8 conveni After the work js i ished, we will have the & tablishment of its kind ing The new can possible physician pharmacist any mercantile agency you that Pape, Thompsor of Cincinnati large and responaible medicine concern thoroughly worthy of ti Only curative results can fren taking Pape’s Diuretic few days’ treatment one feel fine Accept fifty store or ie a your ¢ the b come and # will make any easiest way of buying are be found here, Eastern Outfitting Co, 1332-34 Second Avenue “‘Seatile’s Reliable Credit —t i only Pape's Diuretic nt treatment—from any drug e in the world. | When the piano question comes up in the solves iteclf generally into two pointe which settied before selection is made, notably: “Of which dealer am | most certain of gett deal; and what king of an instrument shall! Naturally every dealer tells you by every argument that his methods are right and his the best and his prices the lowest, but dose affirming of this make it so? Not by any moana it must be very plain to the intelligent buyer firm that has been creditably in the business for half a century, and has not only retained but its reputation for giving the public “Better Le and today enjoys the respect and ca the entire population of the Pacific Coast, where you'll get a square deal just as surely is followed by the night Sherman, Clay & Company is such @ your neighbor, your banker, your grocer oF yi ~—the answer is always the same. business well in other things never without its reward. Come in and let us tel! you about the incu sell; you'll find it refreshing to listen te the exploits of quality rather than w poor the other Ge 1406 Second Ave., Seattle basement, large home of the well th st. and 12th for his own f h for the ma Saxtos Sound and interest 6 per cent payment in being t corner W hime ay if ot ft; an moun t pureh ant Union Savings & Trust Co. of Seattle ‘SOLID < OMFORT Is what you er he Cook With Gas vince you. you Let our solicitor « r Seattle Lighting Company 814 Fourth Si Capital $300,000 Surplus 50,000 x ay Ave ¥ ‘a \ The child who receives an early training in saving small amounts, will acquire a habit it that will make natural and easy to save UN-X-LL-D SOA SOAPLAKE” SOAP OAPLAKI CHANICS’ SOAPLAKE” CUTIC )APLAKE” EATTLE larger amounts in later years INTEREST 4 PER CENT inded Annually LE Jae Compe MADI Semi i Be ES D. N HOGR, Pre SOLNER ident Gaskin Star classified adé B Business Bringers. Herdingne Pa ae sell real estate, etc ts mes D Household you a CORNER SECOND CHERRY Ban Half Rates Eas! On HHKINS MOY 8 I Renton. i LC A EEN CER and STREET s give STORAGE C0 7

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