The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 20, 1910, Page 6

~ . ee w . rr, HE STAR—FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1910 a — a ras THE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE 22838 MATING alc al ¥ ' ; a : . ; | 3ERM OF A GREAT -NTIO | The Mystery of Kingship GERM OF A GREAT INVENTION | STAR DUST Absolute : Development of the New Country Along the the Best * Everett Interurban f ne | Fs of Meats Fi J Ps a ° of our yy at half ma fo,% %s \The Very Last Chance for One and Five | v-» » ve a ay ~~ hae ree | Acre Tracts ont ale ot ‘ A s yy ioe ; : ober ; , ! sh Wi | From the Post-Intelligencer of nday orth End ac v os 5 tl 8 being bur " lise) ie tov | Palace Mah ae ‘i ‘ ’ 1 ar Ge s—-I've got a ¢ "a for a new kind of y rao sophy’s just one durn thing éraos tase 7 > : : ae at yalliiey. e ‘tol with this kind one will not hav to throw away the 1 after another.” | — : , Pi Both Phonesg fu ala Genius—You throw away the razor | __ Pesta 5 ; “ +3 SEY : dered = = + cee pide ‘ a wore hv e in e . ponstble for the akes “d A tr endous fact that—a whole world take 8 faves of Halle “| ie ee 4 old : lots ot ; : | nite “Staton ‘i " ard el: ' li make money, but ou'l & place w " his f ra fe h 1} ¥ ‘ ted 8 8 vel mn ten t nate nou to wet 8 Lake Bal a9 act i ~ my n cy = ‘5 oy z : a ’ ts 3 et ee ? baa ; Pit Cae eae Pslgsrod ‘aa a t off at E . 10 LA KE si non DEL MILLINERY P; { L all his, all waiting f atura . i The first newspaper ever published | fitivae neat weurn eat low » yilln Ryettnerdiion pega : of athed? oe was no theatricality e tu It =i red wan the Acta Diurna, issued at 7 y : Thos Ned his sul a ~- 4 him wit real honor, t } Ww " é.. mi hat 3 in a kien pe ; Hf QO : ' nd now irn for | 1 witl al rr v choos Pave me Capital i furplos J sane ain ate wraning «nan nay sere 0) 8886 rary fotd & Conover s*™ GLLSET $3: 5 s i cee de ‘ F ra i 8g: t ar ge not of tue w 203 New York Bullding eet ie @G6) fo ageheg nme * “ o . Th 7 - a r _ nent # othee, aa Z no wi a \ rhe oe Pare * ma 1 I “ : The : te Store With At Half p endeav th : "Crowne 4s today whose death re than a OUR MAXILLAR @ace. Y ere is at w y y mark Nu e ride yi about " . k ¢ an wood the cutting t € They a ! owe wood has o7M% PIKE sTeer 4 e mn twice and peld & COR THIRD AND PIKE f duty into beth Ge 4 ect a rica. - ree =") & E CORNER ENTRANCE 4 on Reflections of « Bachelor, | Calf Ankle ns New Tan Oxfords ‘ $1.98 Arnold’s Reme Never Fail For pains to be n did naught else except t A man can when ho's in love 69 years t When @ girl is in love with a man “a - onebitts, Hay : le ar aghe. his? Historic: cause a roe oo ares oem OSE hee rown and London Men's Blucher, Swing, Tour- Call or years back picked Ine good thing about idleness ts ; Smoke 0 Ankle 1 98 ist and other laste; 2 50 M. 8336, 336 Arcade Bik him upon the thror how it recone to work till| the neighborhood Strap Pu 5050 Rae Re eS ‘ him upon the thron : for petty the all again 75 years, or such a matter you" met back to It pen senate A woman is pretty m if It's > make rable ¢ | If the comet's tail gets funny, why The more h n has for his! not donk it? wn business, thé m he thinks occupy 1 leave it to an hundred tgil to one man who was on Sa. sorrow bears proof of A full line of C n’s Shoes, made » wear 4 ‘ x | Consul Rufus F he has for somebody else's—New j Humble thyself and thou shalt be] and his § it hoa r * that A York Prens | exhauste es should he Ps ta} ee Thie W Hint? = ee iy ta stl A woman's Idea ot Paradise Al bine 2 oe pig 4 - cnnlng Of 216 1321% Third Ave., Opposite Third Ave. Entrance to ae PF 5, , | places pocketbook full of money, a r r any of us would be ready to make, WC! | heating systems gain sale, and she the only cus-| . w—I've never got | Postoffice OFFICE d il . American tra tomer in the store.—Smart Set ! f ble lone of it . and the explanation lions on one hand and the one on the all cop has nabbed t report, Messrs. Kiaw & Er + ght to be able to guess ceeding the 1,700-mile-an-h - Yebereemnaa C—ae The Fashionable Tailor emus 05d 209443575 OS er ee — ek Maybe - “Don't wr nd word,” of trouble with astronom ty good adv prominent citizens and offic , I will continue to get the tailoring business, if a well- sgrictiaiglt PreaoieP ying td | " 2 known tailoring firm is coming to town and opening a a wit ar $ . ¥ branch with their Eastern reputation. I am well known, and know how to make good clothes. My price for Friday and Saturday WILL BE >20 A Suit I dare any one to duplicate the values I give for $20.00—or even double my price. I fit you perfectly. My guarantee: Should linings or any part of your garment not wear satisfactorily, I will renew same free of charge inside of one year. I will be open Friday evening until 10:30 o'clock. Look at my goods and be convinced. Everybody knows Dennis O’Brien, The Fashionable Tai- Li lor, makes nothing but good clothes. Remember, my price for 2 DAYS ONLY will be $20.00 a Suit, made to order, Friday and Saturday only. sengers a shorter distance than they charged for a longer distance a q on the same line } q He voted against an amen ont Lem Limberleg, aspirant for the to disqualify federal judges, own-| Marathon honors, had left all his ; ing sto or bonds of railroads or|competiters behind and the val using free passes, from hearing or | was in sight | deciding railroad cases Another spurt,” he said, “and by s to provide for the valuation of rail Lem was some runner, but he| road property as the basis for the no grammarian regulation of railway rates and ultingly he leaped a hedge, not even for our most 1 interstate carriers for | es of their employes in the o n of trains railroads to mines and to oduction } propria untry life | | | | i with t the interes SENATOR v. 0. CLARK Another < 1a who looks forward March,” 1911, with Clarer Dp. ¢ ator Warren, r illegally fencing in put private use, represent Wyoming in the congress This is Senator Clark upon which he must face the of Wyoming In the first session of the Fifty ninth congress he voted with th Aldrich machine for the ship sidy bill. When the rate b he voted 4 was pen nendments authorize the interstate comm commission to prohibit interstate ite voted against an amendment| there, and—n Melenely tert 1016 Second Avenue Majestic Theatre Building ‘ provide a reasonable measure of} (The End.) <e ano & ) ty! Ti