The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 24, 1910, Page 6

THE STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1910 iN i SR ARLES 97 ——— Fo THE SEATTLE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE 232°¥"s2&'="2:4 M.A.GOTTSTEIN IIE . eo FURNITURE COR, ti DA Pint WINE, aS Membor of the United Press 4 daily by The # 2 sane asda Politics English Fireside Style ||” ) Sts Turkish Leather Rocker) } ” AS 4 Vi ak... : a $1 9. 75 $1 Now in andidate for cour Me $1 Weeki) | ¥ © commlderes | is the bem re lea hor Rocker yy . “ n . | . © year, i sisters, has a boy and two She } boy by | tatthtutiy, death. Alta Rockefeller Prentice, another sister, has a boy : mtg or od ty ie “iy ge 4 one Phe eae jg ArKO BD4 Comfor, and a girl. The oil multimillionaire, having lost his olde | t he direct prima icria ana, All bese tow 6? the dtcet covered pepsit “ . pa sti % ia } a have d tt 1 tht it defeat ahead for fe blae child and his oldest grandchild, has three children and nine | idacious have decided that there x nothing but defeat ahead leather, haat grandchildren living leg around Rack " haley to ne t ~plendid spring + yO YOU se N Robert Terhune, the boy chairman of the county central com A a rocker th y for la t mittee, « y is not a popular man in the North End. The in 5 La of th t : | ; , certal ta ; the Norte wad. -he:te- a W EANINBONY : " } This afternoon the King County Central Commi tee 1s busily en us DNS. A grape ren 5 1 th ° Ib ' SATURDAY SPECIAL ee OPEN SATURDAY TILL 10 P, y, 8 G R diat S d aS Kadia ors- pecia ‘ David MoKenz ‘ : f P - ove t nac a n king thie thme & nth avenue and Steenth street. H aw y fia ir ical circles but these cold «naps make t < warmth most duties do ot allow her to take a herself, and a] pets for coun us 2 SAYS: “ salary whic mall to per ping Practica ull of the candidates f in Even of somebody invents a sub- M: What's the m ated of all this? Don't know, exactly, but Ker fo and they w ad t |stertute fer rubber, somebody’! a ome eriong an’ invent « substertute fer tire punctures.” maybe here's one in an application of Emerson's law of com- happy man is the Nickel base and t pensation: You often hear that the reall one who is burdened neither by great riches nor extreme Little Dot he is going and win eastly we Republican league will hold a meeting in Dug- poverty. Here, then, would be the eae cya Reach, at § o'clock this evening The meeting Five dol worth of iron, if ; “ts j ‘St. 48 ness—he misses, as a rule, the joy of children, which the at worth at Ps made into watch springs, would be worth $250,000, 221NCH HEATER — A JOSEPH PULITZER In sight ¢ + TUBE HEATER Aluminum base FROM DIANA’S DIARY very rich and the very poor have in abundance. spared I could ha base and tor | | Yet this « Joneph Pullt . I Miss Ditipickles Ie Notified of a Legacy Which Is Hers if She Gets it] Mt United Prema) it up to you to see that we're pro-| oe ho ppaay Ba Aen or twine jek rth ge Rigel 1 RMI Raa et’ air vn! ow YOR une 2 % you! t ‘fr . < : | . and After She Does She Wonders Why She Did e. . »Y and c his « pte jknow what votes for women First I heard of it r mt valuable activisy ‘ i Fn | mean to you ti demanded M Brower, grabbing a kuickerboekbrel ¢: pe the He Pulitaer, o a th BY FRED SCHAEFER. | yed a crowd of 56 winging bim of the atorm ces | tremen om sides. ia mae | & soap box at Big journalin | “Don't you believe he “ln w mear ro {air advocate of woman's rights, men live faster than ng poole—that's what ay. Yab, yah, yah,” yelled REMOVED married; To our new Fireproof Storage Warehouse at 12th and Medien “aq vhine dle BEKINS MOVING & STORAGE CO, Telephones: East 414. Cedar 414, | man ! older than my now | am WOK. SANITARY PUBLIC MARKET GUB Free Delivery First Av. Near Pike = POULTRY STORE erled Miss Donnel those who were near that ar ly enough to touch her rea) she was even trying to thing. The boys annoanc son that the swimming enough for them, and th ed to demonstrate their enthusiasm for the cause by hurling themselves upon the speaker with ch vio. t her platform was over turned and she was thrown to the ground. She was on her feet again in an instant, however, and leaped box, which Mra. Kramer held for her. Her lips were » move, but her words were lost i the jeers and catcalls of the boys Go for a policeman pleaded Mrs. Kramer, waving a yellow flag pleadingly before the eyes of a good natured man on the edge of the rowd. “Where will I find one, lady?” asked the man Oh, what an outrage!” said Miss Donnelly, who had resigned her! o Miss Margaret Franklin, “I| to the po commissioner esterday morning and told him that we were going to hold a meet ing here tonight, and we ought to have police protection.” | Miss Franklin, who announced that this was the first time she had spoken in public, was having trou: | bles before which those of Miss/ Donnelly sank into tnsignificance. | IV. from being required to wear the| Three times her platform was over-| When I told the lawyer, Mr.| Costume while riding the bicycle to/ turned and she was thrown back lthe bank to get her legacy. Wow! |!mto the arms of sympathizing by Snuff, that | couldn't turn up} We rummaged round the house | *anders. Grandia Chutney’s bicycle, he sald| quite a spell before we came to a| FOr the space of a second there | Wiel mighty fonny, because a ee aes a a was absolute silence, and Miss} . rt may, Decense she'd jremote closet and pried it open. | nonnelty, talttag it as an indication Never been known to sell anything There was the bicycle. But, oh ? merey!—an old-timer, a high.| tat the boys were sorry, jumped wsefu!l, much less give it away | wheeled ordinary : npon the platform and started an Anyhow he'd go back with me and| ‘Then I first realized that Grand-| ter speech. But she had misun-| find where the old lady had put it.) ma Chutney hdd been The World’s|“*inm, He thought probably it had been| Woman Wonder of the Wheel be A She MONG. | ARG. lOumeN baad wade. daaty, hecanas Ghelitie tes cele yell of the evening, the crowd clos: | 7 Tonk mae abe) fare the safety came te ed ranks and with lowered heads ermined What's the Why, be states that b j den $10,000 in a hollow tr mands that I go get it | ville: Courier-Journal Business Bringers. Star classified ads. Buy o | sell real estate, etc. PHILADELPHIA Saturday | MARKET Stalls 6 and 7. ’ FPSESESERSSE .B .FELSEESZESTRTIES .FRSe. Saturday Specials pare Ribs Extra Special "°°" ibe Prime Roast of: Reef, rolled, Ib 12'e¢ to 15 A 10c Bottle | ioe” of “sprit 1 per pound of 15¢ ond 1s¢ Sanitary Horseradish Hens, dressed te order, Ib. ....22¢ Br * dressed to order, Ib..30¢ coo —— MRS. PFEFFER’S | BAKERY | 1513 Firet Av | Extra Specials Slayer cakes ..25¢ 6 Ib. loaves of bread the | Raisin Bread, per 3 cents for | es! Se t doz. Mixed Cookies empty bottles!" isies speciae Be PLANTATION MILLS Stalls 43 and 45. For Saturday Only i Was Gragdma’s Bicycle, But—Oh, Mercy!—an Old-Timer, a High Wheeled Ordinary. ‘Savings | Tooth Brushes Five lbs. granulat ed sugar for 25c with Special paid Coming Wook. HL] Pho sueensite watie...566 | § ol Kexema Remedy—lioa! es ecrema; large 59c Sale Prices—Time Payments 1 eee e in skin d sen; either | Eve each 50-cent tea or coffee purchase cast Rinne ABE | | Biwe Jay Corn Plestore— 6c | regular 10c sine y Spring and Keptol Cora Cure— had 4 e no trick riding for the I suppose | went out of y head ‘ we rantee Barnum show since the ‘80s. Hel for a minute, for the next thing 1|¢vanced . upon the suffragettes ele Sed : ave Kideey Pit 12c wey Tooth Brw Went on to tell me grandma used to} remember was Mr. Snuff trying to| 1® Women shrieked with terror as| Hf Silk Dross and Coat, ‘ ap “Foc alae. 28c ost t ; ea — ; —_ ul age - the ere swe e ‘eot id je pin stand them up when she'd come out! soothe me and saying that maybe,|‘2eY Were swept off thetr feet, and | nas neon reduced to and do fancy pedalling tn fleshings| after all, the legacy—whatever it in| !S* Donnelly had to be helped up. | 5 per cent off the e n Leander Brower of the and green trunks trimmed with sil-|——would be worth while | “ | , ; Twenty-sécond precinct then ap regular price. This r spangles and heavy gold fring t so, it will have to be about 8! searoq upon the scene and the|M sale allows you to This nearly gave me a spasm. 1| million dollars I rloters retreated before his uplitted | “ Oxide Straw —Makes old felt I'd had an awful narrow escape} (Continued.) lclub. They kept up the yelling take advantage of aw look like these special reduc tions. however, and the policeman turned | angrily to the women What are you people doing here, anyway?” he- demanded This was too much for Misu Don. nelly’s self-control. “A nice ques tion, indeed,” she retorted, “Why weren't you attending to your job I'd like to know? Didn't I write to the police commissioner, and isn't fe Our c redone SEO Real Savings on Hair Brushes ke any se lection you wish and Syringe— pay the account as A big value sults you best—by the week or month Off For Tomorrow $1 Down This week we have given you the oppor Alterations are free, Venus Rub- ber Gloves The b0c size clene Castor Ol—All s Dut the taste 25¢ ive OA B5¢ jorden’s Matted Milk— 28c She Had an Ear for Music, od 4, was watching the d just as the ele Georgia 77 ireus parade Mt, dit , t my oldest son, Emih iss sufferance | © from hypochondria? phants were passing, the ealltope Iss dot sa? Why don‘d you haf der wount cautertzed? negan to play. “Mother, I don’t like you hat der wount cauterized the way the elephants sing.”—The | De ineator. ale Brand Co Hrush—Thie —— oo 4 POINTED PARAGRAPHS. | ner is ne A , 4 f Millinery er a great succes A bunko man says the beauty of alt takes 1 lea to make a dog toc | an easy mark Is but skin deep GRAND EXCURSION he scratch. Too many cooks are pt to voit Nobody ever has a word of sym |the digestion of the policeman. | Mga Med Ma emt oX od Wx] Poona NEXT SUNDAY pathy for a dogcateh of another nh Olive Ot! Soap e) on It isn't difficult to neighbor's money as your own woman who happens to hate the The singer who grates on your! same man she dox | ROUND $2 TRIP All Our Hygiene Fountale tunity of making pur. chases and paying $1 at Great Reduc own, ; eg ee i os tibiae Gir sian as ‘e ” a down, the balance on In the faniiary Public Market, Isld tite Peel Ees | ROQUOIS tions. time payments, a eae et IE te alban chttan arte rug Stores eaves Colman Doc im Arrives Back 11:00-p. m | N ti ) ri tfi tti : | a iona u | ing 0. 506 Second Av. G10 Second Av. | 6344 Ballard Av. Cor. ist and pike 612-First Ave. and Colman Dock ff 1516 SECOND AVENUE. Near Vester Way. Main Store Ballard Wash, | Near Public MAQamm Near City Hall