The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 15, 1910, Page 4

‘1 enemas seem ne f the United i <THE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE 22892 =) LiquorDr inkers TALKS ON Tit Tee | ! a THE STAR—-WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 191v. ———ee | By the REGAL DENTISTS - e Wi } Dey Haf to Go to Vork! le responsipie A MESS | s Ya « | Wall Street Can't in Stranded, Dey Haf to Go to Vork! A MESSAGE 10 100 sti | LESS HUM It’s a pretty ! ‘ : |Mit Millions in Deir Grasp, | f i “ ANITY t | } s - » | Almost, Osgar und Adolt ‘The Gatlin Treatment Cures Liquor| | Can'd Reach Deir Golt Mine} “es hae if n be ay Habit in Three Days—No Hypo on | Becoss a Heartless Corbor-| Dp t evy tax ” ac ° . a . . eu atiGa GS en OH See ee dermic Injections or Other | t cific Coast Fast Freig oly . Sead eee swt Disagreeable Features. ’ (Adolf and Osgar, who usually the « t t states w e “y make their home in Cleveland, : a ohn & , t now, Wall street |Onlo, are coming to Seattic, They} . are on thelr way t peniah, | car t Wash, to see Fred W. Schaefer, of | ’ is t ' ' t ¢ at votes ve can|the same name as the author of] ’ bi At any | able t this German burlesque. Fred W tor youn n \ \ Schaefer is a prospector, who is O SUCH ent the ‘ t my toch Fresh at v 1 ay cha it plea going to christen his next claim ‘ js ape Rast pos Ont ig ce : page iailcn Vee m Osgar and Adolf.”) ‘ v i that i gg ete “aa Lf: of ‘ "i = I | | t of to humanity I F sistration of a state bad that it vot BY FRED SCHAEFER a . bora Na dt 5 lest ae tter, the people have only to get] SODA BISCUIT, Idaho.--By von a : thing that gms again \ ‘ atter, t ' Big = ag ° wipe ‘ to that t ° new metas anotl ad peration Chat will vote right sagen se Fate, me und Ad im ! ‘ I tot railroad * aa you ho | t | teeth te Gk ahe votts ile | fe pennil nod a cent be-| , be them wound us } ’ Font ers, v only 462 mil from our er road a the gael Ks <a se golt ! et the ur 1 1 “ “ od val \ 1 s isn’t fair t t ” can t a v . : ; “ - “ n is not the lena ig ble to ct th ye too. jto eat, w 7 id wor 1 ue chang t be possible , | Prelim . 4 : n written Guarentee gy cals A i they buy any they we t em | ould also t a | A REGAL DENTAL OFFicgg } “Ww bana “ | ; ‘ N.W.C t eve | , " k * OF. Union 1 s ara aw f ta 4 € _ —— | mor Dis t dor the Neilson W. Aldrich | Yoult be boy und eres | . ae f 1 4 Posed by Rice and Cady > ey , ' th t Pr € tract small seeounta, bg! ge full of a i E-nece ause we know bY experies a 4 large to] ~~ a »" 1 \ The small saver of i Bet r “ . : ‘ oan ve © ca - ™ y he big business man ¢ r . i neavaeis 4 ma ¢ t t row. The saving baw ‘ " iin a ' ' : , f THREE DAYS at n Institute a ne , vot wi nl , Why was Charles A. Reynolds, one of the best known demo ro und hor at nag per 5 or x ' & 0 r oes ome deli, crats King county, appointe: pre uting attorney ¢ ky fly pa a me - om , c : a Pid ‘ r : V now with a iittle ‘ in Vanderveer’s office last w If you know find an at Hu ' mg 8, Oy = ‘ edge 1d SP ae ' Tags, 10 de |] Get Ahead , tentive audience among the politically curfous any “time by diy ke, und jow I ~ h - thee } vet Pi yerecuted one 4 a te and Stay Aheet . ing the reason, Vanderveer has done many things that surpri ailvervare I F fit nod dink w ot a sphere . BI ) { ‘ tor rt f ee fj the politicians and voters alike. He, however, never did anythi ott sorte But he dit ¢ ‘ ae e kicked up es we lea pl 6 : ig Hin el ; TE ’ as perplixing as his appointment of Ff olds to take the ell ht f, und hollers, “Fetch me a AR ar THE STA , of FE ett C. Elis while the latter ts out of the city recuperating . itro « ockta! anned le his health. fiamond back} (in der next deapootoh we vill ple AN intB , ' rN sis A ‘ OF SEATTLE John F. Murphy, now a deputy under Vand A at ak readed burr ture how dey suffer vile lost In der beg ids 1 @ate for prosecuting attorney, was the logica he stings, friccaseed n s, tarante vere dere'ise no saloons, nod | 100 "Ge CAYS a , eee saceseh el Murphy's supporters take Vanderveer’s act a esebrows, sadd ‘ t efen » drug store.) a a s c Bigg, the first place in the office as a lack of c, ar t format t ‘ : btw: a and Youle, 1 > redken . . ag 434 QUEEN A EATT emember Our New Locatiss The only explanation that can be found in political circles is POINTED PARAGRAPHS. ak wouk ave to work over-| : " gag! Yea A r * - 2249 that Re ids is to be the democratic candidate for prosecuting at : i ; Pr cg ‘ - } ; torney, and that Vanderveer wishes Reynolds for his successor No, Cordelia, hops do not » , * mark 1 Vanderveer’s chief pride is the secret service department that he ——— a ba t gene mn wi a Othe t nstit . ted at fmaugurated. Murphy has not shown any special ng for the de A wife ts elther a man's at a 42) ° Place, Denver, © : : a tie and Frank Griffiths, another candidate, is dged to abol al the whole thing REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR.) © u “ e Ave FE m - ne Pa ‘ 7 e - ark rs. w | them. oO ant always find conserva | Minn , ane it Mt Hig . Reynolds is the personal friend and attorney of L. K. Chureh, ople ins conservatory | A bappy life is a great tempta-| Gra Les Angelos, Cal: * How , ] the head of this department, and would undoubtedly see that onniieetin ai dealt on 16 sth i ’ Pap Pons ° |! ou * & Omaba ¥ utes * Church had an opportunity to display his sleuthing abilities, Dem crag he “ie” te ae ie an A AEH 2 Ocrats and republicans alike believe that Reynolds will be a can aa onl val anal fish rs ; § be - Reciee @idate, and that Vanderveer will be found supporting him. EI spon he hawk ter teen’ Maa ls “agree Swan tate ; why not give the place to a republican lawyer? pe sel = os ies celal . Old time ring politicians are stil! surviving in the office of Net the faulty Of others went ne | tren Natta a atid einat hoe a|f, To our new Fireproof Storage Warehouse at 12th and Madis County Treasurer Gormley. Gormley is playing the role of a If Kisaos were poisonous, the an Lt iz are ard a bore BEKINS MOVING & STORAGE CO. political boss with « great deal of vigor. Harry Gordon wanted to A Telenlouhen mnie 414, Coder 444 r run for county treasurer, but Gormley said be would lose his job : x if he became a candidate. Gordon is one of those persons that Y ~~ 7 Would feet lost if his name was not on the county pay roll, so he tf. Obeyed the command of his superior VA Ben Levy, who has established considerable of a record as a biennial candidate for county treasurer, also had bis aspirations “Ef ye want ter go over th’ hill to Bipped by rmley. Levy was told that ne must refrain from | th’ poorhouse, having his name on the ballot this time or he and his daughter | That's the quickest wey. Would find themselves out of the county's employ at once. Levy also agreed to obey. “Orators are born and not made «ald the your antly, as he Gormiey's latest order is that J. W. McConnaughey is his can- speech. Gidate, and that every employe in. the office must get busy and | "220" 4, actively campaign for MeConnanghey. The most valuable work- | party chairr @rs in the office are for William H. Hanna for county treasurer. |too much. J They, however, are making a show of working for McConnaughey, | can.” but are telling their friends quietly that Hanna ia the person best ed ;. i " Forbes Robertson, the actor, was ¢ tion entitled to the nomination ug rye Ben Levy secured valuable aid from Wil! Hanna two years ago But Levy prefers to hold his job to repaying Hanna's support of Nurae two years ago. want y Pians have been agreed upon by Gormley and Commissioner an met Carrigan by which the treasurer's office is to be filled with extra | for a employes duving the next few months so as to have a foree of po Bobby litical workers for McConnaughey's and Carrigan’s campaign her four Robert B. Hesketh, business agent of the Cooks’ union, and one of the best known labor workers in the state, yesterday with- drew as a candidate for the legislature from the 45th district bby, if you don’t Commercial age, r to exchange her/to success, Cer err tain it fs that the I don't betieve he The Epworth League est society of young people in the | edme of these sub TAISUE SWIIER SCL: PApPORTU ? FOR AIGH SCASSL, STUL aru s pe a resco Remember Our Big Sale of Mattresses and git an autermobile. AL Val nieaattaiinet ———_— i ftinian KNOWL 4 od Panett | (AQ) oH ontinues is got up to mak ht che a all right.” said hand, na a We don't expe business fo the best you thods and ther branches taught a bus ness college have become, in this jman who wishes © rise to the high est places must the larg , me know! days A BED SPECIAL—This very attrac- | THE ZENITH MATTRESS= Hesketh’s withdrawal came as welcome news to his opponents, as | “°"'* Jects to obtain the start in life m casaary to later accomplishments The|| tive Bed is one of the newest pattern, | first-class Mattress; made of 43 Ibs it was conceded that Hesketh would prove invincible at the polls Wife: W 1 promise to water| ‘The Hyatt-Fowells Business School, located at Social ia ah and this style has become quite popu- | long, staple, upland cotton; col ager pay ey ce ee te Cemrortin, waere, | the Rowers couniully while I am street and Broadway, is the only school of its kind in the Northwest lar; finished in white and gold, with | with fine French fancy art tit : - wid expected by bis supporters that upon bis return Hes alist Husband: Don't you worry | & leant babe pease teeaah the ad apelin n> pagans 0 eT een colored medallion effect on the two-| hand tufted and made with roll eee eee, 5 siemens acuvnee. Ia ple a of that Cameo ap | thirst I es tale tndictsion ot the general character of the school The in trae, inch panels; regular price $9.00. Spe | regular price rious import demand his entire attention Geo. S. McCarthy, of Philadelphia, | once started must complete bis course at all hauarda. |p Cial for tomorrow only ....... $5.75 | .......... ..00- — holds the American championship The management of this school have made arrangements for spe 4 John P. Murphy addressed a large and enthusiastic meeting at |for trap shoo: Kent last night. Murphy was assur: of substantial support in [ex 1 his canvass for the republican nomination for prosecuting attorney — = = = = VERY CARELESS, CERTAINLY. | What ien't A peach The sen | Lorimer Did y ry of the ctive Wm. Gayno: t | Caesar, 1 be I hear your house was robbed last night?” The ocean i an¢ odd thing, too—-they took the family plate from the |¥°#" 1 didn’t disturb two ‘spoons’ in the parlor.” bei ae =| thou let it go, ! | it." —Hebrew What He Knew. | The Norwalk & Western railway | the [has installed the individual drinking loup in all its coaches. iow York. Thos. Willett a wealth of meaning in Seems furans soe Med DZ) | Mattings and Hall Carpets at Ridiculously Low Pris ting. His score is 98 cial courses of summer study, the object being to give high school boys and public school graduates of the city an opportunity qu a bust wu think! My wife haw | ess education during their spare time. Espec Nevada divorce col- | tion hours, from 9 in the morning till 1 in the noon 4 peack ranged. All studying will be done at home in this peach o’ Reno.” | Hyatt-Fowella Sc old idea that th noo! is modern, the Instructors having | best results can be obtained only by keepin | school room for long periods | FOLDING COT—This is an all-metal Cot; | SANITARY DAVE :NPORT—With the frame is made of iron; a strong | oak end j 5 check. } iH | : supported with 27 wae it coat bial Bier Bradbury System | sc fabric spring, fastened at both ends wit coil springs; the link fabric is fastened & 1 missing link”? . if = oil-tempered helical springs, 2-6 size: just | each end wit 1 springs; when pea mech tor te Clothes Ai} the thing for camping; regular price $5.00, | makes a full-size bed; reg sisal } | | I don't « es Hi} Special cipal $3.95 | Special ris the _ninety-fifth These few words have ‘ of insist on a certain kind? \ ’ 4 | We want you to get this ef > . 8 growing saiter every von stat oes ne cand ~ UY, attings a arpets into your head; get the "4 rf } ‘al is thy prisoner; if clothes from us; get the thou art a prisoner to proverb In our Exchange Department we offer Jap- | Hall and Stair Carpets from one of St anese and China Mattings, in lengths of to 20 yards; these have been used, less worn; thet atisfaction and style they large hotels, all more or n give. You will buy no but are : és “Can tell. me the names of Gov. Gillette, of Californiay has other after once wearing in fair condition; great bargains at, per yard | originally c the twelve s, Sam’? ald nu | definitely promised not to interfere 1 3 id seeeeee see 10¢ seen the p chool teacher .| with the Jeffries-Johnson fight them J senate ° +... 009 sae ae one face fell, and duly 4 sa z Prices, $20.00, 50, ae . ¢ a i re he * ight from one foot 8 0 and 830.00 aA All the Credit | to the other ‘ 1» at ae it) igieat dn. 44, ee om OLA Victor and Edison Machines Use Your Credit j You Want sorrowfully; and t cing i g's Abi rn a and Records Do you. realize what this 4 Used brightened; “but I can ¢ nolia te br slams ' BORGUM MUSIC CO,, means to you? It means Rasy i eX . @f the pitchers in the Bases ob cge. rages var ROE 1207 3rd Ave Buying, Kasy Paying, inexpen Carpet | Number volunteered snot to offer 1 rrent Open Evenings iveness, better apparel, satis ] > ratu faction, a convenient accom 7 | Sweepers, | nodation, Try it Served Her Right No Protection Against It J $3 and $3.50 | anx to let her friends know that | night and Millie caught a horrid | on eect: reg ty ae astern Outfitting Co., Inc. phe sag ony nou] itor ally—The imprudent thing! She nt anontt 1332-34 SECOND AVE. - NEAR UNION STREET Pay Later| G iv hus fa t sleigh x with her brother! pee Fi “Seeattle’s Reliable Credit House” Second Ave., at Union St _ and there are 10 years between us” —Hrowning’s Magazine PShs See. Ene All Specials Are For Cash. !