The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 8, 1910, Page 4

AD Miata W'S: THE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE Hehing Co. Citizen, Do Your Duty I A years will be sealed within the next few yet time The Star makes it last a the man who isn't ng to vote The man who doesn't vote is generally the man who swings the election. It is conservatively estimated that the vote today | will be 6,000 less than the registration. ¥ i usand votes cast for either candidate ! assur election But experience has proven that i the r who favor reform and civic decency, who complai vf how things are going, the man who gets in € « " wh stays home on election day NO ONE EVER HEARD OF A DIVE KEEPER BEING TOO BUSY TO GO TO THE POLLS It is always the respectable abid t rirk this duty. If he w he | able candi but Isy { s t the other, and the result th n N _ and tries t get that he is a x for a ny community No supporter of Gill or his policies will forget to vote today. On the contrary, they would have voted early and often were they permitted. It is the man who knows Moore is right and Gill is wrong who will salve his conscience with the o' hd argument that one vote more or less can't make any great dif- ference. five or six and votes every election. The one vote send victory or de it means t ecent city government or two years of gang rule One last word. VOTE! Hooner or later Philadelphia will, Inasmuch as the good citizen feet or cold feet| has but one vote he should not by voting for get elther sor and then dec! im a safe and sane manner, doubtful charac de to talk it overtake any chan If Mr. Roc er's nerve holds out and Chanc the public may som Mbraries out of his ary Knox might have ap the Monroe Doctrin in his own home and kept Cupid out Chicago might possibly com Remember those ame : we with State st and call it Were not put on the ba up.” They will mean a lot to you one way or the other. pial | Conservatively speaking, Mr. ‘The Star wishes to apologize for Cudahy is quite a cut up on ooew last night's cartoon—-to the hyena. | sions = Ee = no Terrace Un-Popular Science BY A. 0. CONDO. A VERY INTERESTING PHYSIOLOGICAL TEST 7 “3 EFFECTED (N THR FOLLOWING MANNER: S4LECT AT RANDOM ONE OF YOUR FINGERS. A4AY IT ON THE DIAGRAM, INSIDE YHR CONFINED OF HE DOTTED LINES, NOTE THR TRANSPARENCY * 4430 A CERTAIN AMOUNT OF REAL ESTATE EN- SCONCED D/RECTILY BENEATN THE NAIL, gt SET Busy! ad | ween ewe w ee crreeeeeneseernen. ; Janae pecsesewscoseeooernes Two-Minute Vaudeville BY FREO SCHAEFFER. Thud-—Say, I helped an old lady across the crowded street today Slap—Hub, what did that polite action get you? hud—It got me across. know what your brain r ds me o! see how my brain can remind you of anything. s what I mean—it reminds me of notning what do you know? Tell me why they have a itches? ) they ean hear the prise ring ? The Artless Answer ( Bayi | HOW DOES |AN EGG GET ( STALE VINSIDE 17S \, SHELLO merchants to sell I wpolnt, @ Ait OF THE NA/L. NOTE | ~ OUTBURST OF EVERETT TRUE IT'S BAD ENOUGH FOR OLD LAD/ES TO MARCEALE THEIR HAIR AND WwsAak PINK RIBBONS, BUY WHEN 4 SAH AN OLD GOAT 4iNE YOU TRYING TO DISGUISE WIS FIFTY YEARS SOME twiwes Gor ro srarr] NEW YORK, years ago, when 16, Samuel er, heard 4 Five} |find her ticket, M March E Jost i, and ot the! on with her search. in Kurope Morris to the Miss Hoffman re/ spoke up. “Tel rien. Kraut met her! hoeked i at, nd introduced her to | can get it fer ye anyway, Me t © married last sum- der knows most all de brokers.” mer. Mise Hoffman asked tum to oo 2 attend her debat in Boston. Mr.| Henry B. Harris sat in his.office aod Mra. Kraut went and were | contemplating a stock of play wan-|king.” He has a string of candy fee charmed. It appeared that the $14./ useripts. “A man with a pinay,” his | tories extending from const to coast 000 Kraut spent on Mise Hoffman's | stenographer announced. “Tell him votes had not been wasted to leave it,” sald Harris. After the recital, Mins Hoffman The girl returned He wantt to came ap to Kraut aod wife, and see you,” she ventured ‘Ob send jed her benefactor a paper. It him tn.” repited the manager. The notified him of @ $100,000 guilt she | man entered and laid a bundle down | Kinley of lilinoie is estimated at |] AND, At the capital hed brought against him, alleging/ on Harris’ desk There ts a play, | breach of promise he announced. “I wrote it. What known ae |, The suit. will soon be tried in| ts the eariiest moment at which you ree” | the United States court, Kraut asys| can give it a reading?” @ benefactor I can't tell how jong it may be,” oe Morria goes to school on the East perhaps, In sbout a year.” side. His teacher ts musical, « when Wagner's “Niebelungen Ring” {On the day before the last of the! you, eo much! Carter's Little Liver Pills | Hydrogen Peroxide— Pape’s ‘ ‘tneapiiia | 20- -Mule-Team Borax— Pe an A e..... Ae Cudahy’s Beef F Pinex— Pioneer brand, the 50e Cherry aha in, ete., th IL LINDON cae | THE STAR—TUESDAY, MARCH 8, 1910. Dy malt, ont of or 2 reer bod like @ barb wire t go through it Leila Kerber in) . wae bern in Canada 41 Marie Oressier, A New York fireman answered Ring” performances, she could not » " tis naW her hunting distractedly tn her desk at ‘ os, and Umidly asked whet whe My ticket for the ‘Ring,’ Mor ris,” she abeently responded, geting John ‘D, Quackenbos excye' Bravpty he | the defenue of the blonde me wot shap ye they have an cher, an’ caue Congressman Lafean of Pennayl- | The wealth of Congreseman Me | Dr. Wiley says let the women | he never promised to marry the «irl, Look at that stack of playsinr. Wiley knows that the hans tnat| jand be doesn't think it pays to be! ahead of yours. About 160 of ‘em.| makes the soda bincult is i that rules the ba! responded Harris. “I should think, Blanche Bates’ Ob, thank you, Mr. Harris! name off the stage Thank you «¢ much! In about a | was given recently at the Metropoli-|year, you say? Thank you ao much’ | tan opera houne she bought a ticket. That will be fine! Good day! Thank |s man kiss ber he's going to do it ahyhow A irl ls very discreet not to let |i Money Savers «= Tooth a Hair Bushes HOLL, ORDORS ANDOMINAL W 1 “FILLMORE” McDONALD’S HAT STORE 3 Bartell ane Stores No.1 —Old Store | No. 2—Main Store | No.3—New Store 506 Second Avenue Cor. First Ave. and Pike St Near Yesler Way 610 Second Av. Near the City Market The Oriental Pool Rooms seven chair barber shop. | place of the kind In the world, $10 cash given away daily, 1413-16-17 Third av., between Pike and Union. English Norfotk Sutits So atylis larity is ibe f i i joned ¢ tired game Rae ng o the shoulder from The mannish ¢ r effe pretti FOR EASTER .......$32.50 Rich Diagonal — Introducing the short box at de so chic ‘ blue, Finish aving el ore . nh two-tor with larg signing FOR EASTER $27.50 So much depends entirely upon the C the mind and body. 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