The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 23, 1910, Page 4

Rallerd THE STAR-—THUR SDAY JUNE 23, 1910. sete jgmtens" THE SEATTLE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE Momber of the Billy Buck to run straight 1 feet to 1 notion j seven hundr Billy and fall rocks all over table below, Buck's li you republican, do you follow the republican matter how well you know that t republicans are wrong If you are a democrat, do you allow the cky the democratic road Buck tting 1 by the nose no matter how f Shall Won't way of rail You ns and a you forever and forever follow Billy you ever learn that Billy Buck is ever ge to fear Bil k, essive bangs. Y« not need fear hi hor some reason which remains mu do not to be explained by a wise man yet 1 tendency reag rank to come on earth, you have to remain of Billy Buck's s what he says ; It takes courage to break away from Billy Buck. You will be called all sorts of unpleasant things; people will in sinuate that you are crazy, that you have sinister motives or that you seek selfish gain by blazing a new path. If you can’t stand it to be criticised and misunderstood your place is to be trotting along toward the jumping-off place, behind Billy Buck. a natur yidiers, always in. the always ¢ - Ohio democrats made early those who so Tar have start in forgetting th qualifications of Wil Bryan. an Among ved an Bay te th presidential | not r iny 2 Jennings | at Oyst strictly legal secretary the 7 | The legitimate profit in trunk; Only most murders is not enough to justify|take it for granted that aj & bright young man engaging per-|over and summer has off manently in the bu#@ness. {gun the credulous = will ring ts ally As the seif-constituted watchdog | The postal savings bank bill the of the city treasury, Councilman | president got through congress ts Sawyer reserves the right to bark | calculated to make the supreme at the moon if he wants to. leourt fidget. 2 FROM DIANA Ss DIA RY democrats to lead | tation to call United Press, Published daily by The Star Publishing “Gq. Dey Are in the Sagebrush, Sagebrush, Efery Nod a Chance Trop Off der Vater Vagon vere und to } | | Vot Iss der Use of Perishing | You | choyably? | } ef Can'd Do Id BY FRED SCHAEFER Der ean nod conceal it from ourselufe In Desert, Somevere we are mit no binnacle t guide us, Eferyvere we look is der| Ame scenery, und no animaleulae ards und unapli cactus Hah! Ef we dit nod haf a golt mine od of we knew vere dore ate d Id look miles fro: 1 in ie 1 id waes, und wans alrea But a we ty we voult nd ould by coutipede vere | r only ding vich im the Ad fairst Adolf trank alkali vater he tot id wass slivovits or F sarian prune branty becoss td tw der same to hiss oon efen tines, But) & . “ ce amed mit - meen, ~ dias Wass cor “4 wander vay ould heat but td t dink my pult nod Mind der desert But you ought to haf heard der rafings of Adolf Diss is a weak amble Emil, noch such a high Prosit tr { ve to auch « dereten Slowly we crawled Blease, nod|ert. Suddencely Adolf paused him ar on der » t von, | eluf und cried, “I see id! Cannstadt had Ich mein Vot sees yout’ I gurgied, dink 1." Hoch der Cutm-| ing id wass our golt mine ad last Geratonbacher's Braneret a bubbled, und fell fainting to der floor, beliefing waes in der tap room. Den | knew he hat seen a tosabwesendiiche Piau nan der dew eins! Du Schmalzgesicht n wir wieder cine «# z and Quer, hin and her. fu schoene Schnitreibank heit! tlrage of a brewery Id voult bring tears to der face| I refifed him by 4 ® cuckoo clock to Hsten unmoved | unter his nose, Geaund burning a shoe INCIDENT FOR A COMEDY to! | i } | | | } town all the boys ait up and take| notice | you could? Miss Dillpickles is Notified of a Legacy Which Is Hers if She Gets it and After She Does She Wonders Why She Did. BY FRED SCHAEFER. The Attic Was Full of Antedituvian Junk, But no Sign of a Bicycle. TH. Seeipgs that I fell for the c of Grandma Ch | when I'm 70 I'll be content to sew carpet rags and look of at the ducklings, too. Well, | panted up to find gran¢ . didn't see it. The antediluvian junk, bieyele, There ndi a win ntney's will, the - ttt into the attic but I was full of but no sign of a an old hoop lawyer, Mr. Snuff, arranged to have me let Into the old homestead to get the wheel I was to ride to the bank in order to collect the legacy The old house stand. he en of t main street in Pea Vine an has green shutters and climbing| Wax flowers under a glass case, and roses over it, a regular sunset haven|® backgammon b nd an ala or old ladies’ r buster clock with spiders living in wouldn't spot exactly the place «jit, and a haircloth sofa, and a once madeap circus cyel would | musty smell—but nary bike he in.| 1 wonder how I'm going to con nect with the legacy if | don’t find that wheel. (Continued.) attic skirt, and bound v« Ladies’ Book, and eat, one you aD at all women re too old and different 1688 are alike when th infirm to be I dit diss time, Osgar? 1 tot my dig shoult learn to eat your soup distin HENCE, EVIDENTLY, ITS NAME When is it we'll be havin’ our tin weddin'? Whin we're married tin y ears, av course at low prices, call The Virginus, 804 Virginia #t. and Weatt ake av When the King county republican central committee meets tomer: ; row afternoon indications are that it will be The Wilson supporters are still confident of putting scheme of Abolishing the county of the heard from the voters and are identified with the Even ff the Wi! fight will de Each committeeman wants the privilege The figures returned by | the sub-committee have not met with the approval of many of the com 1 } mitteemen j Wiil H. Hanna, republican candidate for county treasurer, has} announced that he will see that the expenses in the county treasurer's | office are cut $20,000 « year if he is elected. issued a statement to the a stormy session over the convention Several committeemen have in their ward hot at all suxtous to be scheme son crowd can foree through the plan another bitter | slop over the apportionn: of naming plenty of delegates has} effect that the expnses of the office could | be cut $20,000 annually without the public service suffering any the Republican Club of the North ouil A large number of county | sed thelr intention of being present. The meet- | held in the different wards of the North End have been | worth attending County Auditor Case At Steiner's Hall, wards will hold a r Interba using meeting tonight candidates have expr ngs already Preparations are being made by the King County Democratic Club | }to make the t Friday in the organization. A. R. Tetlow, of Taco: attle, will be peakers of the event smoker on the fir July the banner meeting of | and Averttl Reavers, of Se Summer Excursion Tickets East will be on sale JUNE 24 JULY 5 AND 22, AUGUST 3, SEPTEMBER 8 Via Northern Pacific Ry. CHICAGO, ILL., AND RETURN .... BALTIMORE, MD., AND RETURN. BOSTON, MA8S., AND RETURN . BUFFALO, N. Y., AND RETURN , DETROIT, MICH., AND RETURN . DULUTH, MINN. AND RETURN ... KANBAB CITY oR ST. JOSEPH AND RETURN MILWAUKEE AND RETURN NEW YORK CITY AND RETURN OMAHA OR COUNCIL BLUFFS AND RETURN . PHILADELPHIA AND RETURN PITTSBURG AND RETURN 8ST. LOUIS, MO., AND RETURN ‘ ST. PAUL OR MINNEAPOLIS AND RETURN .. Low fares to many other points also. Liberal stopovers in both directions. Optional diverse routes for slight addl- tonal fare. Visit Yellowstone Park en route. Full information from J. 0. McMULLEN, City Pans. Agt A. TINLING, Gen, Agt. First Av. and Yesler Way, Seattle, Wash. A. D. CHARLTON, Aanst. Gen. Pass. Agt. PORTLAND, ORE Desert -- Ach, Such a euft moaned Adolf schino cherries, too, fairest pa und we proceedet, | gr | A retired burglar te that @ lot of safes cracked up to be “PRINCE RUPERT” SEATTLE to { Sctorix, Yancourer Durst ’ STAR DUST SAYS: “My oldes’ boy's been apprentic ter a blacksmith, but he ain't lew © shoo nothin’ but flies as yit.” Thin t jel to ¢ han undergraduates in Cuba now . week days, Stores and factories New York, New Jers nia pay their ring unte y of $10, 1 vish 1 an't pick the winners, pl ! bet againat them. in bine lirtom Yous, | viah I he ara-| the a After trafeling 74 m like a pretzel, we " 1/272 mining vate Den id twoen wee reach id wr ched bar There are 270 known active vol world, but most of ali to he dangerous. | “=| Run Down? | Ayer’s Sarsaparilia is atonic. It does! | not stimulate. It does not make you | feel better one day, then as bad as | everthe next, There is not a drop of | alcoho! in it. 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