The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 20, 1910, Page 4

4 THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1910. Cae (SS eeeT oS THE SEATTLE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE 3 2) CURED OF DRINK HABIT {OOQBY fowan, Hee idate Iw the fight foc) What Would Have Been David S. Osborn’s Position in ele \ \ 01 nade to get another ¢ ——. | cant OF Efforts are being wee bt ! Amant) \ oan oune epublican nomination for pr \ “. the Financial World If He Had Not Formed th ' t YA andidate ndy ar 1, In the lant ‘ } bind the Liquor Habit? ea " oon approached prop on pirat t xt u ' a " ‘ ! di cm og crt we ae tee! HE WAS A DRUNKARD ba nt yter Horr | he ‘ ke . } icin eptra canny SEVENTY-TWO YEARS Ge “ f of ourt ad und the e: \ ndments providing for dl ee Remarkable Story ac a “Physic ally and Mentally Re we | County Auditor Case is perfecting plans that wl save several markable Man Who, After Three- Score-and-Teq ¢ ago 7 f Years of Liquor Drinking, Was Cured by the Gatlin es to his right to 1 t tot sub t by | fing ae a Vatigerroer’} a Treatment in Three Days. sv pplies eat n t pur Th t 4 ® Did there ever ve « th » ha ary and eb 1 X t andlaragyint 2 York. of ( 3 ‘itality of Dawg able sum of money, In the f the precinct S. 1 C Louls, of te Pl precincts In the county had to Journey to the : dre ; It ts douie me es, then back home again, The county paid the mileage, and | f t tution of De or the time cohsumed in the trip. fe - have dled fifty ™ if tom with At Masonle hall, in Brooklyn, tomorrow night, the North Side Re-| otis ib will hold r fortnightly The meetings | *r¢ ard of orn at the we iin 1 o tere « ones. A large attendance | f " pao him to the Gatils w s 1 at | - Tg ” history of big Will H. Hanna will begin a tour of the county during the next week. | a hh . a en Hanns n a < f rat nt in the office has made him the log taxpayer or, & bullg. , & manager f railroads. | was with Joby R. Reed, a my chinist, fire, re went with the J City & Caner railroad. tnt} [was with Pia th Bowen and b {f the most exciting leg ted arrangeme for the bat and it is practically settled that democrats will nct oppose de i John Pluge riington & Missourl —my 7 home was Des Moines x that time | was with He ry Phelps an state convention fr epublic, in comp: John Hays Hammond, ¢ heim mm : engineer. — a #1. Bat 1 IM THE PUBLIC EYE fe or by T Mi V il on wae | vou wo-Minute Vaudeville ovr some, justifiable BY FRED SCHAEFFER | Tiehataeee all get tn a and board of heaith until they abat ties. “The aes r ; eed ee — POINTED PARAGRAPHS to whom Te THERE WILL BE venn Cone SOMETHING DOING. | oe the ) £ and never eon pe adviser You bet the jana fer wit t ' . chy} SLAL M are presidents of rib When T ken the at P th ' . b THUD p to that position that And gr quick “Enough” wt . ery ™ ° tor ' vu T am ninetythne mor ah oc bn ints y-two years, anybor, When Teddy t aca 1 have concentrate, i 083) a four times as Jong ie winibedetor ta gee —except he didat Ping, nT nking when I was ninety € teve a cel like @ man of alsty, The « _ S a insti eae an red til . ( “gt m & s. They used to ise . pac pane I would « xtra bad drusk; bela $12.50, $15.00 and $17.50 Drir It was beer first—seventetw sky f ears. Even when I went to colle : , ss ah , m r ‘ ole It was Just drink, drink ars. 1¢ just as far down as it's posite ! : ‘ t e to the Gatlin Ir Th € e days. I had a nice MISS JANE ADDAMS. oe ee ee oe ee m oie a s based on the decimal system. tae ae roe Yale university had to unbelt a| ceafhe ote Flees Hittle and smash a few pre nts | | Michigan is noted for valuable de : ean Si note oc sloohal ae im order to make Jane A T. R. IN VAUDEVILLE |°°*''* * **"* bo ; Se Hull House, an honorary master of “ « ; et n ‘ he aati arts } ng by f And let me ow has It was the first time Yale had , ke din the world I Stop ft now by s> SERS WB ing to the Gatlin institute fo as much sepse ouce a r will get you, Got ar s—it's your salvation, . I tell © great-great-grandfather of many a on a woman, but Ya through with it in fine recognition of one of the Argentina 8.75 per cent of the : aro ane ; Women’ S and Misses’ Wash] I jyou can possibly ha » Gatlin Institute and I'm old en y wt —if not the greatest—womar “pA 2 7 Ik like me to get work—the the country nd Gat atunent now, then you woot Ht ee. But you'll never live@ Miss Addams—who sy name with two “ds”—h Hull House, in Chica extensive and important The Gatlin treatment a aes | Jacket Suits Worth to $17.50 Wh tlement in the country acum ac atment at the Git Green Lake Complains. How? | direct steamship line is to be Par gers Sn irepin three days There is something rotten nearer y - thall| established between New York and | Lisbon no hypoe ous than Denmark. You only have to look at the green frog wn in| front of the Green Lake fire house |, and take a sniff of the stench to prove it. The sanitary or} sere 3 has reported it time and t Natty Midsummer Suits, made of pure Irish linen, cotton poplins and aprenses the: hdevers crash. ve ig ge Coats are mostly 32-inch length, either plain tailored with self-trimming, or = with black collar and cuffs. Skirts are full pleated, good range of sizes. For tute ts Anne Ave., Seat Queen dent 7193. Call ing juor ¢ and {ts eure, The Gatit ad in the state of Washington only at the Seattle@ to the board of health. If it . Par sibs r d See Me ee ee ERT ORD Bc eae ee MRR oc ayer some one’s back yard they would Po ate yes A ee OO GAS ORIG 6s. cea ee Raa es Oh Oh bes baa ‘ mm 5 raise hair with them. Why not} On the other hand, did you ever| "°°"* plied to grandsons ...- $8.50 compe! the board to cle up its|hear of a r marrying a woman| tn London t of every tinousand own front yard? The whole cor o ref — a eee or Italian Silk Hosiery | er Thursday J A FAIR W ARNING Jromething’ up Wie, sien tha , Specials | M tha A large shipn {| Ladies’ Ita ‘i | | an Silk ys roe on a t be to 2he adies’ Wast lin G m0 persons are employed | the kin i that wear a4 1¢ e i Men's Balbriggar Sc ain as fishermen, vit heel and t black aay esen 25c 2c 72¢ Before being allowed to prac tice in the state of Washington, every lawyer must take an oath a few paragraphs of which fol low. HOW MANY LIVE UP TO a eckwear 173c iT? q| A "4 “I will not counsel or maintain = on ; 3 Und any suit or proceedings which 3 e shall appear to be illegal or un a he The Unexpected Company just except such as | believe to ree aa : In easily entertained with a be honestly debatable under the sunt : et HALF PR E u ic VICTOR TALKING law of the land. MACHINE $1 your home fe machine. “1 will employ for the purpose ae i EQUITY CO-OPERATIVE STORE} } a N Pacific of VE 1 will never reject, from any Lady of the House—You'd better get away from here or you'll consideration of personal mat statement in fact or jaw. \ Second and Formerly Second and | get r feet frost bitten ters, th ecause of the defenseless arve uc ’ Tramp—But, ma'am, we ain't got no Newfoundl or oppressed or delay any man's Ss y= S Lady of the House—That may be—but we have a Newfoundland || Cause for lucre or malice, so eneca anan s eneca nt oe dug. help me God.” Near Union St,, Seattle. Pacific Re nr Pn | ne eeetreeiitets rae ptm: mane geal mea ii inane meena hewwnnen