The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 18, 1910, Page 4

ee on 4 THE STAR-—sMONDAY, JULY 18, 1910. eee ene eater sencpeanaa aa ee TC OOO OO a BOSS S THE SEATTLE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE 4 —— Pacific Steamsipg t Gwong Member of the United Press, Published dally by The Mar ahing a t) very Thureng 1A, VANCOUV EM, PRING barney Wan ; me nUrmnNE CONNKOTING WITH s In 1 Lak Refiections of a Bachelor Gtnee Chantor rnine 4 This stor Builds His Own Church, | Heaven seems wo much farther I gix Dave’ CRUIBEL Prince Rupert and Return away from home than | | From Seattle to .) Stewart and Return But His Wife /ife Helped a Little Bit, T0018 tooumer « ist 6 when she oe Henle and er ie engaged to a man the more she 1 Paritte can make bim show it al Kisetrig he dene wlene Te enragy orge Wash r 2nd Yeeis to b ’ 1 2054; Main typ? | int ‘action in winning a ¢ ro , 4M. Buna Ge horse race than in eart MerAL Agen, dred {| Hundreds of Reasons Why the Quaker Should Be Your Druggist tt Prescription Confidence t ‘ean Few Reali Why Milk of Magnesia— 376 Vou Should Use c Anco Film and Cyco Pag 69c A900 a gg >chromasell and Pierce's Favorite Prescription has no pharmacist in ag “ hay § waned 83c n 4 better keeping make up The Q compounders. Th , Mothers’ Friénd wine knows these t $1.00 a 83c CYCO PAPER is superior: ng Kilmer's Swamp Root le for prod - amp | 73¢ roducing more Drug and Prescription Depart ‘ ther correctly or THE COMPLETED ONE-MAN CHURCH, THE PASTOR, AND HIS WIFE ment Specials Syrup of Figs (California exponed; tt bay It exi Ind, July 18 The remult fe that the conarkes- | just before the dedication sorte ( ea for 39c cradations and pep pea _ t has fuet moved into the new! That the Normal City Ur aay . f in po: more or less stifled, cont r res t 1 eof th e Ur Brethren con-| was built entirely by| Brethren hive @ chureh at all Saile wpue nana oo Bird Manna—The 15¢ a F prints trom poo was too poor |! r. ( . tue to the @ersatility of the Rev. Mr " “ ihe ef ut t than any other, Cocoa But ney to butld a} Mr. G however, claima that / Gibson, who from first to last work half poun Li their worst enemy. . . In goverr ts purely elec etic wcit Bassa his wife 5 juite a bit In thejed as carpenter, atonemason pandee * erine t 64 BRING YOUR Ex is a spirit not to be overalls and went |; Saar hae ae : Baorgase ety Hesgirsste . HERE iraged J saprkg ' ' L Squib wre os Pears’ Soap— it is certain that an s sp tn > 4 r whe helped te an up © a usual # Unscented 12c every salutary purpos« | . F “papas - Pears’ Soap— he i Quaker does work tor for the Man Who Shaves Himself J Scented ; ‘8, develops tad popu form it is seen Williams’ Barber Bar Shaving Guaranteed Rubber his greatest creations. dis: t Rubberset Shaving Brushes— for the Home Manicure wt in this same regard. T i r ill men who think the] Soap—Regular 10¢ 5c te bf iber ltar is n somewl n the ‘ Red St i n li a t t jon * perpetua mionately and complain loudly $5 50 40c Complete line of LUSTR-ATE fh gn, “he Whirling custody of the men who vote fo th z t 7 nk] r nd rk hav th! on the ghtest pretext. The chet ‘ to roparations yringe—Reguilar "$t ] « does he hear “ Lotion Now, at last, people are beginning, in some measure, || Not Indigestion, But Lack of IB cn, ates, marie 20 Bh ackare Tar Soap 470 Bl crear nee nna 1 Party” 3 i x se tere gat , the ser ot; cor the chet of a firstciase| for ft the kitchen 4 Violet Taicum Powder (5c Tint sont A ..20¢ realize the truth of wl hh n what Mayor Gay than YOU RD ponetijy: apres Old the guests breaks hig heart ; Quaker Antiseptic Shav 25c ‘his mind and body to the r Pure Rose Cold Cream 50c 3.59. will be, of course, but never again can the crack of the party] epicures. 5 newering he © . ked in the big hotels Regular 26¢ hati Galva wail 0 Quaker Special pen: The day. of the free voter i nd. New parties there catia ck ‘shat a: few’ other mes cas they, have ad! Appreciation Bothers Chefs a $2.50 Absorbent Cotton —The 9% Yoel Throne, and n ho believe that the only ain } : ib ea gi entually wears him out, They | 6 ing Lotion patrona, yet he . y Half pound for Nall Enamel Syringe—4-quart; \ whip serve to make the thinking citizen grovel ned The Star re t of France rmany. There the j Razor Strepe~ th losty unusual to ist, not | sol] and climate produce materials sorte For the party fetich has: been shown up for just wi t ntian bis na: oF reve t place no limitations on thé art Cuticle 20 regular $2.25, for ....Q@0e@ a mere bugaboo to frighten witha fentity. He made t hab f the chef. if never falle and) “er ¢ we $5, 00 | 5c tee . te tees CO ot water Bottiee—4-quart, sl b ton it. Then he proceed. astify frequent words of appreciation spur must be @ bossy cow.” Shavi * vases =p | the preeaut him to greater efforts. He is egets rpg Cupe—Regular 11 eng cena 5c ular $2.00, George Cotterill deseribes the ated Press account of|, “The t 5 sald, setting| healthy and happy, | tt turned baby eam i way publican senatoria! contest as } hot's address in Kansas re gag sabhen: anak ieuien és ach Peak five cornered factional fight” in| City quoted him as saying, “This : o t be ts of those parts of Kus! SORE IS POS RO ter NEW STORE—THIRD AND MADISON Which Poindexter ts opposed by new school of politics will decide conscientious In the « ere the chef is to be found “four men who render full al-| whether the cow shall be gov b a highest development and| There are more people living in At the New “ “ legiance to regular, stand-pat, Ald i by wm hss for profit or by tyr to the . nf culate attains the most sv 10 |New York City today than lived in Stereo, Third THE QUAKER is adi gent F heights, Poor m ° the whole country in 1790. and Madison— , rich-Cannon republicanism, none of » for human we but a8 this! nothered t © doe t rf tiv in this countr r ’ gras | Frozen Dain oO them entitled to ive the sup , » no Wilsonian| But It ts trans ‘ The lack 0 wi ak UL ek leet ek ee ae Defivions port of republicans who follow the | pol it was expurged| en docs take ’ t though, ts the hardest th om , j ke and Wi 1013-8 FIR ST AVE leadership of LaFoilette, Cummings, from the story published In the|! gy ytd , vlog, an : nat. Se Wettebater tnt Candies. = SSS Reveridge and Dolliver,” adding his | Post-Intelligencer. the } negrotes of ad taventio i F , ‘ done in belief that Poindexter will be nom siniichiabiie he c hens th thia was spoken wit 4 ¥ = be e bs him of 1 ( accent. Having dolivered tented. | Frank T. Post of Spokane, attor | as a chef declines masit od Gis cena sk Gar wens : | Hampshire f s Se be can | RY for the ten million dollar water ' tate tx coursed and be enn of his craft, the chef turned to an HP oa oe SiaUaED fore tems. as the big timber-grabbers ¢an| wer grabbing Washington Water| no lor exercise the sxiatant and in empt ment of three main highways. ! get the little milimen and mill Power couapany, engages in practic-|° F made his which the man trans! enjoin operatives to assist them in their| pet sng Ant ” real ks of art. The » ere the interviewer to ke denti-| The Friend-—What t# that picture} ileal commpatgn to deatroy the| He bMOre the interior Capartment, haps, but the inst t ty , . He wald sod to represent | yontie et oF one: denounces Congressman Poindexter | marr mach r rage ho egling Artist--Board = and/ forest reserves and hand all the g for six # as a “half-breed mugwamp. See! The tneonsid @ tre nt ac) tel g tha her e timber over to the grabbers, the the whiskers of the Beast? ome | The ndidate for ralization Srabbers can boost the price of te ave ential no aan stumpage and make the little mill Pe he ge ard and was just about men equalize matters by cutting the| Judge Burke's campaign Berle Sint fin yoy: el sw he judge | wages of their operatives. In po-jin the rural districts ts me six great baseball pitch nt a ne can ‘easlueanaton We 5 saabell ior OVER TO MIKE A LURID FRENCH FOURTH cnt PS es scheme “state conservation ally.” ea candidate. nat name even one ——— — mr nasempcitnpeiisinians What ” atined th jud, pe ooh bee Better pe. cue oat From the questions frequently put to the men at NEW YORK, July 18.-—The Unit-| Fourth resembled the French Four after you have studied up on our windows, it is evident that there are many American history King County Politics Gal wouinl aunationn {But in the meantime American! @ trade journal in the English who would like to get the large interest yielded by On July 14 the French celebrate | fireworks manufacturers, finding ®| language is printed at Helsinglors, First Mortgages, but hesitate to invest their the Fe hk On th day tn 1789 | big bunch of h dealers on their pital of Finland. a “C4 a ey a » - Sal During the next two years the expense of county government should the people of Paris attacked and dis-|handa that they couldn't sell, looked them because they are for fixed periods—usually, be reduced to such an appreciable extent as to relieve the taxpayers | ™Mantied the bastile, thy reat across the water. They figured that Phe Ra on a erage more to three years. considerably. County Auditor Case promises an additional decrease | On where their various King Louies |the French must have grown tired t waok taegonar 4 jailures in this P fm the expense of his office of $12,000; County Assessor Parish says |threw anyone who disploased their |of being safe and sane since 1789,4°°¥"'TY every week. bd . — he ee gw his yearly expense $15,0005 at yer eens Be neg ’ Hi joer mare fl aoe that land with “How often do you kill a man?” 3 anna, can ate for county treagurer, goes on record to con Trench celebrate this day int hey | their recrackers. the racing automobilist was asked . es duct the treasurer's office for $20,000 less than has ever been done |freed the sinners against thetr kings| 90 while France hands our wives| “Just once,” he replied’ sourly They know that on mortgages, as this bank m in the past. by the grace of God from the dem-|and daughters the knee band, on them, the security is abundant. They know also nition of gradual decay in a man-|which they trip and break their] Empty tin cans are used by the . * 6 ° I ’ 1 that th Pormer Governor Folk of Micseur! yesterday notified the King|ner that is pootically patric necks, we band their children the | Chinese to make a number of use- the interest will be paid regularly, and that the County Democratic club that he would arrive In Seattle Friday, Folk |the American ladies who engineered | firecracker, which — well, we've |{¥! household articles, pal will be paid promptly on the date due; yet haven't quite a clear idea as to what they could will be the guest of the club at a banquet. A committee of the county |Our sane Fourth have pOinted to ft | been telling you what it does! “THEN IT HAPPENED” be tendered to Folk. America the celebration of the | pray! > ieee Gracenindan tn ; occasion should arise for need of the money before that club is making preparations for the banquet and reception that is to|## 49 example, and in some cities of To the Almighty Dollar—let us 7 Fred H. Tonkin of Black Diamond, who has served two terms in the | “ ‘ ; 5 ¢ date. legislature, has again filed as a candidate from the 40th district. Ton i kin is the only legislative candidate from the country who has fi up to the present time Hence, we publish here for all who might be intet JWwho maid she had toxt an umbrella ested the same information that we give to those NEW YORK, July 18.—1 ! nald Mrs. Glover, “what did a4 i , inquire at the windows. While payment of the ee ee ee Wh Th dies deceme. Shatin : wry y gage can = be demanded until due, the 7 Or. J. C. Snyder, who has filed for coroner, will be one of the| weg gy ay ae , ni and oviey taba ’ 4 can be sold and the full inve — luc iy ones who will not have to do any work for a renomination. No|what species of crime had caus No the Martha | , into cash. There is always a market for g one has evinced a desire to make a contest with Snyder for the nom-| e alarm. W tor id 1 . ( Pree ; Mortgages Id, at x in the middle of the practically all " Do the f y : Ay ‘ t t If the need of the money should be as = The Young Men's Republican Club of King County has announced | i, * « » Just ' w a . Mome ot tne Paty, it would perhaps be better to NOT se bi & series of meetings at which all the candidates for the United States |, ‘ t orceeved’: Uae } , American Bank gage, Instead you may borrow from the baw mate will be asked to speak. Those meetines ve he ‘o€ r ' | ; land park. The first meeting of this chee. Vil be held in Wood ey marched to tt somebody taund ~ : bank or any other) the amount needed, leaving character will be addressed by rag A ad i ne store and tool - John E. Humphries on the evening of July 2 me ROnenenee PY’ | toon, an fp ainting oS nt * ’ mortgage with the bank as security for the loamy _— = when the loan is repaid, the mortgage is rettl A DANGEROUS PRACTICE. you “I hear Vanegger has a br heart.” r six nae ‘ never accon lar lyce , stuffed a hunk Tut, tut; he just has a br arm,” nguish v , , h while of limbu ‘ the pi ib but he’s the kind of fellow who wears his heart o | Blowtr fool ond thoughts are be a| pocket of his pant Even for small amounts we always have good ; Naw |¢ase of love at firet sis Twill make a pleasant lunc First Mort s, made primarily for the investment fame seldom ¢ e|when the audience has ceased ap SOME DRAWBACKS TO IT a e el n an who sits down plauding my talk,” whispered Lio- the bank's funds, yet just as freely held open for peed manta {s a disease, b nel to himself, as he strode before | acta ta bi ; j inee eae te aa tere ceafootiiate rod t individual investors, Lists on request. Anna. That young man Sives you some very melting glances. | fio udvertined the find | ont bees Merely gies od ea bo dog ae ee ae nily—Yen; he positively makes me want an ico crenm pode e advert ‘ n the about before Adam ned to] titude breathless with the beauty of ! m soda, moke his words, Lionel reached behind if nomy on your part would be| him to draw forth his handkerchief, | eStart SEORAGE CO. © Yun a |e Ne mata ene candinavian American During the present week the Washington State Federation will Gevise steps for putting ali the legislative candidates on record upon | BY NORMAN, questions of labor legislation. Bach candidate will be closely inter-| rogated as to what his attitude iy be upon the bill to be introduced providing for personal injury Mability. ° Edwin B. Stevens has announced his candidacy for the legislature from the 45th district. Stevens haw Hved in Seattle of his life, and is a well known member of the bar Gayly hu merry lay, Lione rlung, the an |ahow for his money arfearet It when yo \SKA BUILDING, SEATTLE, U. S. A. am