The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 14, 1910, Page 4

THE STAR—PDYBBDAY, JUNE 14, 1910 | otis gee «= THE SEATTLE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE _ iii #5. 'oscit.' axtauc Déecid 4 - - Tailo t , red Bob Hodge’s Candidacy 4 Suits i 4 aol ve as i nm . ) ’ OH, HORRORS! i siete - k of I rat 6, you are washing & sh ah 1 you this time—but be | § pr z wii, Fido a¢ Getieve tha | INTELLIGENT PUP Py e Kin ; en : ; Say, this bird dog I bought « x "TE there were ever a public servant who deserved well dio a: get A PG a at the hands of the people it is Robert T. Hodge. No man knows ttn th PA don ey i has ever served King county more faithfully, Of a rugged | . ien _e ach de H ol ti { honesty that permits of no compromise with conscience MARY’S PET coach do € he has been absolutely faithful to his trust. He is the first of Ki ary had a« ltt Eastern Outfitting Co., Ine, HINT FOR FANCIERS x county since the fee i man who ever served as she | And tt had « bite “ ; system was abdlished who has not grown wealthy on the | = Ma uiched just where be} y Aero 1332-34 Second Av. Near Union & m his $2¢ nor and not one cent me a saturated i ac ; job. He has drawn his $200 a month, and not one ce And caught the flea, all right Bonet nar 4 ‘Seattle’s Reliable Credit House” more, while sheriffs before him have made ten times that | 12 gene yer much in a single month | OH, BOWWOW also get rid of the 4 nd Michael Joseph Carrigan and other politicians | E = - : : pede sa se ttal Sen sll Mae Friend (to man who has been| EVEN TO THE MENU | | whose political fer i e re 4 “ irinking)—Why a you taking| | als and © that goldfish globe? You] “That * wife lead 1 a ns will yi jhave no goldfish to op in tt "hh ar ¢ fe.” ; re Better fown the t «Ves aaa eek a los. ‘ Mg cela, 2 h + ‘ 7 n 4 ae we + i . on bakes do; . are wise to Mr. Carrigan and the ATLA SPs A, than an PIA other gentlemen afflicted with Hodge rt s of King t I'm popular with the boys!” | PROBABLY THAT’S THE REASON opera house \ ‘ Y county have contracted the habit of thinking tor t elves. = “ | and when the time comes next September will declare them THERE HAD TO BE A LIMIT > ae a ee? No one ¢ ingle opera selves most emphatically Fancler—This is a Chinese chow, a very fine little dog ‘ . house offers you such = Hoe } It brings to you the living voices of the against him greatest artists of the world’s most famoy opera houses KEEN REPARTEE, TOO © Chariton ries skips the rope when he could lovely pair of rol The fact that Po comes from ‘one of our dest families” doesn't make against him any the picious. “Pretty ah looking ¢ have there.” ‘Ought to be—he's a pointer RIGHT DOG FOR THE JOB you And the Victor opera season never closes ler akates to train on Come in and hear some Victor Records by Caruso, Fag ad other artists, annot be charged that the at Melba, Schumann-Heink, Tetrazzini 4 — vs in the Bal Pinchot Visttor—! want a watehdog to guard my store There's s Victor for YOU~$10 to $250, Easy terms if desired. i Weill, never mind, the moving | case are not makix moet of Decleor What hind of & atere have ; 4 picture man will soon be along! their literary opportunit Vi A t ‘ BES FADE : 2 j SS SPINS ES P with the Hamilton flight or some Dea Then let me rece aa “re : No; I taney he wants me « i tr any | A ha fs We amend: ta Belk shats AND THE DOG CAME BACK ; & I <== SE = | en — wee Pacific Const Distrivaters Pacific Const Dealers ie crpress ladios get their of VicTom kia Steinway amd Other 4 just as / Mochines. ae F ¢ ant By anna ss ap Fi ake Ther omething wrong with knows what will come t BY NORMAN, Much Johnson.” but pob pa “ dP pe wstard plaster can always be} 4 NEW YORK, June 12~—Apple|Y attention to him. Anyway, that} i upon to do ething| & has nothing to do with Mr. Cooke's | j Mary does not propose to sit away) iin tor hie vacation 0 a lot ae $400 Second Av~ tf from the basebeil field, with her! which is to go fishing in the Shaker more Iawyers would be fined for| Some : neos Galen te, tle contempt of court " “ Basket of oranges, apples and ginger | lakes f at b of & cigar / bi vi es oj} The < Mr Steer the average man up Rooatnen “Mead eeu i - nnd ange cored thts nag tesa yaa Cocke issues the following instruc 4 soda fountain and be'll complat aq ar ate: Rnows the boys will Dot! tions that he ian't boing treated right 3 stray far from the base lines when! Take a rowboat-an } There's but one 8 ques DON'T W * = 4 o : tion wher 7 wee o> OMKY ADOUT WHAT Bo Kar 4 the game Is going on in the bottom. jon wh aman a Vhowe for some of our de «Band M. or Co Neither does Apple Mary propose! inrgs fish, #0 y | and the wom al owiedge no superior. OPEN TILL . ; ‘ don it Some people think they are good! | because they are not ax bad as they might be It costs m 4 fo have her venerabie block knocked smc Off by a wicked foul tip, as she sits fi hard by the diamond. So, ax she settles down for # Saturday or Sun- 3 day afternoon's business at 145th st. Then the Cheese. } q and Hariem river, she stips a cateh- fow you fix the bait inact rs mask over. her — wrinkled | goia ot features and contemplates the ying | world th: hole—about six inches tn diar on row out in the midd lake and anchor. Business Bringers. Star classified ads. Bay sell real estate, etc. » to ive now than It we ie the onty tht & spelidiffer wil! fall for. | fouls with equanimity. You take some Gorgonzola cheese, | A F e 2 4 4 Be ected Veena: erate it very fin, and scatier |! acto moadin attiresses and springs ‘ Of course, everybody has his own | boat | . P ang 6 4 iworite way of spending the sum-| “Afi you have to ait The sale of Springs and Mattresses which started Monday will : mer vacation. Edmund Vance) walt. As soon as Utter sticks » inue | this wee . lu » » fo stter th Cooke has his. Edmund is poet|his head up thr ena; be cont nued all this week. The values we offer are far better than faureate of the Hotel Astor. Hela rubber band around his head. ai usual, even at a special sale. The reason for this is, the factory is a od hi tle by reciting at the there you are. I ' i 4 eet sade Fo Seiaceaes lias. tivetne ate ti ay ot post standing half the cut, in order to reduce their stock. We agreed to take a certain number of Mattresses and Springs off the fac prings derful values we @inner an epic poem 675 stanzas in| script that the spelidiffer te to length, eulogistic of Cleveland's ex-|found only tn the Shaker iake mayor. which are in Cuyahoga county, | A republican waiter who had to Ohio, and that the open season is|™ watch the door of the banquet hall| trom the laxt Thursday in July, te ; Ged see that. nobody wecaped. while | fore the full moon, until the preced C Ch ] a Cooke was in eruption, said that the | ing Friday, uniess It falls on a holl- anine ronic es Mame of the poem out to be a tory’s hands at a very low price; hence the wo offer. Buy your Springs and Mattresses here this week and save money CHILD'S CRIB —A_ good, substantial | ALLWIN FOLDING GO- | | ; eee ——==—$=——====s=*] The Romans called the six hot-;names are preserved in iiteratare, | ; : : CART — The Allwin leads | More Scandal. test weeks of summer “dog days.” | |} Child’s Crib, with high stationary sides, | then: all. Ie the neatest 4 | Mrs. Simmonds glanced at the | Lord Byron's favorite dog Boat : 3 sige tion oo er scare headline, “Bank Robbed!|, At one time in England the/swain is buried in the garden of |] heavy corner posts, a plain, neat design, fin- | strongest, lightest and most 3 i tn % rr beadle was known as the dog whip-| Newstead abbe p , , , | 3 Police at Sea!” and laid down the | [ne ® rhe ted Go Gee y } z . | durable folding go-cart made. ¥ sheet een othacte sige tina ar i} ished plain white, fitted with rust-proof | ‘phe pattern here shov th “Neow, look at thet, Ee!” she| {fom church | “Barking dogs seldom bite.” — | ; I here shown is the ; ejaculated, repeating the headli Shops |] woven wire spring; regular price $7.50. Spe me-motion folding type, which aloud. “Here's a big bank bro! “Give a dog a bad name and hang) Cerberus, the three-headed dog, | is the easiest and quickest to : {nto by burglars and th’ city police | him.” had a brother, Orthos, with two cial tomorrow only | fold; the regular price is $12.50. force all off fishin’ somewhere. jheads. Hercules killed it. ; What a scandal'"—Judge. In medieval art the dog repre sents fidelity IM THE PUBLIC EYE) tissicr sox rosoenisns nim ates h his return from Troy, and died of | 7, Joy. A limited number only at Hungry dogs will eat dirty pud dings. Ponto ix Spanish for pointer; ay is Spanish for fetch. | | $4.25 The famous mastitf of Great St “Old dogs will not learn new! Bernard was named Barry. He was | tricks.” jinstrumental in saving 40 hwnan | beings. The stuffed skin of the Dogs do not recognize rank.| animal is kept in the museum of Richard 11's greyhound deserted | Berne | him for a former master it liked | | better. Like Hunt's dog he woul neither | | to church nor stay at home. English proverb Q sleepin’ car, an’ she woke me up in| th’ middie th’ night ter tell me there wuz a robber in th’ house. | 4 told her ‘twas no use tryin’ ter ‘ frighten th’ porter erway.” Mahomet admitted a dog to his heaven. It is the one that guarded | the Seven Sleepers for 309 years A dog named Dragon, also known losed windows are op a | as the dog of Montargis, ia famed in without sleeping, eating or drink to consumptio 9 consumption te French history. In 1371 hig master ‘ Philadelphia claims the largest j was killed in the forest d city park in the world. | Leather armored does were used | Afterwards this dog in ;murderer, who was condemntd to j}@ combat with the dog and was | | mortally wounded. Dying, he’'con Actacon had 60 dogs, Their | fonsed The more you expand your chest in Germany to hunt wild bo: The Eiffel tower in Paris is 984 fest high. | = Ee e : | | This Sounds Credible. dinner, then four hours ‘more J ee is a 3 A doctor related the following| work, then supper, then bed, then | KITCHEN CABINET — This ® story: “I had @ patient who was|4p again at 6 next morning- |} CHIFFONIER — Like picture, in | DRESSER—Like pict to match | metal, s y ry Kitchen WADE ELLIS, Tee fo a warms ndltmate. tat ¥e serve: pour Cane ain tile ca |i. bindseve maple or fivitgtion mahogany, | Chilfonier, in birdseye maple of imita- {net is the nicatest and aaa mi Ane sent fe said that Wade Eh | whose means were inguffictent, so|Joliet?--Columbian Magazine straight front, with serpentine top | tion mahogany; a very neat and well- | cabinet t is dust proof canine i legge peeve ord a I resolved to try what hypnotism | drawer; case 18x30 inches; mirror 16x | made Dresser; size of case 20x40 inch nterior is fa” Obfo and lead the party in that — only cca cis| A Good Reason. }] 20 inches; very nent toilet standards; | es; oval mirror, size 22x32 inches: reg- | in white es makes it tate to victory—or defeat, Maybe|%™® Painted om the ceiling of bh She—How {s It you were not at regular price $24.00. Special 15.50 | ular ce $26.50. vec ne © keen Extra special at. it. Is because ft looks so much iike|f00™, and by tion induced | the Westends’ reception? a : : $ - price $e0.00. Special ...81G.50 | to kee pai as Wasson ; him to think it was the sun which| jyo 7 atter that Wade Hampton 18] would cure him. The ruse suc-|, — All the Credit ar suring on landing @ job on the| neg ory peg ee 1a personal matter. Safed nga 4 th | ended, and he was geting better |* Bee at er wage 1. want ining Room |v... bh | ,——— = = when the railroad bill be when one my er He—Will you promise to keep it stayed away on account of Monarch Mall rival I found he was dead 4 = law ports emanating from|,."Di4. {t tall, after all, then?” | "ong vo * are reports emanating from ws Sistine heasel bs ne effect that Ellis is not | **ked tented Ay re ee He ll, they failed to send me urniture Ran e he grand tle organizer and 4 os n itatio J ot ina gL ome hogy Big |died of sunstroke.’—Circle Maga-|°" ‘vitation —Judy as non r 10 him to bel vine : ; whew the ied itm to RD In our Exchange Depart nae has all those i his own stat’ yup the admin} Regular Hours. Well, here I am," announced the ment this week we make extra you want most jv | jood Man—Ah, my poor fellow,| fashionable physician, in his bree ” » * ven bake professor, do you think 1|,, Many republicans think that A.|1 feel sorry for’ you. Why don't|way. “And now, what do you think special prices on Buffets, Ex Buy Now | your new range; its OVER Ts or be to do anything with | Garford, an Elyria politician, will| you work? When I was young, for|is the matter with you?" tension Tables and Dining Pay Later | ovenly, it will last a ll ay voice ? manage the fall campaign, that fs, it} ten years 1] was never in ter| “Doctor, I hardly know,” mur Chairs Almost like new, but Second Ave., at Union St. “1 save fuel every “Weill. it might come in handy in te of fire or shipwreck,” will be managed through him es An hour's work before break-|mured the fashionable patient Washington fast, then five hours’ werk, then] ‘What is new?"—Stray Stories prices cut way below regular, All Specials Are For Cash. y e it