The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 2, 1910, Page 4

Member of United Press. Published Daily by The Star Publishing Co. Apostles of the Impossible of candidacy for the lo from the thar race the senate torial rac David R. Himethoch, district the Tac the candidate for the i has e his legislative ca back Pers orge Piper iped to a little furth mtary of the brings him « ne u ght ’ get for more ethoch, the t <a { t state, when n shop he owns « assistant corporation counsel, for the Republican nominat part of his ear James E. Bradford, his notice of candidacy attorney. Bradford will deve forts to making an appeal for The North Side pos egg club will hold | ing a tion hall, Ba hn L. W been selected as 1 of th candidates have ddr agreed to add In a three-cornered fight between McKenzie, Beckingham a rigan for comm er fre ne city district, everyt Kenzie’s fav q convention ingham. M who believe that the business we board of county commissioners be not a committee for the maintenance Carrigan and Beckingham have neither has ever been of bene ——Seee Poterpaug Pencilings | a femands mad affitet greatest ¢ inventor Biggins; inventor, is in This im thet is, he He with mi » hed lon, c ng ngs like arm; it wuz Jointed arr on the end enough tew look et it with tt of each give one Aw o the fidgits tew | eral all Deacins Brown. over 4 folka. he He turned a little crank sum- in s initials Prince Albert ¢ tear 4 in at en wuz the center of big bug, en then things hap- The machine gave a kind pasmodte arm 4 loki the aown th rear of heoues when Biaghas 1 his breach londer and fired heave, stuck aout berately en grasped by the seat of the & piece of cloth yle charge intew the “ thing. The metallic bug | grate sigh en collapsed. ‘Tt novin’ John Biggins’ ‘vention. Parson | en Grout stood near ex Josh | y joorknob’s best ir y to his ee n ed it intew the henyard It jslature from the 44th | gat tion yesterday filed | nd Car that w get fed hi 10k ger the lot It tore bunnet Kile’ a terri THE STAR How to Pretend You’re For years and y © have ou wee, “Ob mning! the gu « thing n't it da Jumt te Older lad f ' aken mo for a mi an »¢ not walk out on th » one bracing rand I Id wea [were aw { ther nolay how much tare at everybody moet nover Jone | . | girlat) way turn (that's awful hard Never walk walk right over it a on with your chin | didn’t hear it hollow, If yo another lady friend who Is }the ge you can talk in } max t at any ien't it N out of a child's @ pass up, as if you uu meet in on a loud girls emashed up the Inder on a joy ride nay af Anothé® good at ady to stand by a fine rb, and when t of th hould way ol of | \Standpat Terrorism in Mexico | Terrible System of Espionage he tace car w do you dc ad your motor tlandt landish hriek pape DK he poor we gives, yw ble Letters From a Gentleman to His Wife in the Country BY FRED SCHAEFER THE FIRST LETTER. ben bunch is reaches Cla I could not wait to write how I is to have to toll in the torrid than life Itself cannot be the « ry bir n away more than 10 heart—like Dearest Hone t it will be what a when the Ot ad fate t who is « omfort. Ever when you had not be wong in a subdued manner as if hi mine ng to break ed my own supper. It ak two inches thick to that, be 1 enough money, so I slip I must reluctantly close teak nd I t wash t ed and sprinkle the lawn, asx you told me 4 then go to bo I like housekeeping first rate, and you ly I will have everything looking when you t the minute you do. Good night HUBBY A billion kisses, fun. 1 got smothered was and jolly fried it I'm a this lieve me! 25 bucks y has dishes into unt asurab awfully your devoted se to be awfully good Hub. sy to disappear Congucted by Party in Power|, > ang t0: ates —Selling Young Girls Into woe that girl?” he ees nting to a group of three pers Slavery. with their ut eact girl wa tt Sh arma ab ying. “Stun- | not just bought | $400 bidding nts good-bye y who has lived for} 4 erving as @ trained return to for August | atan Sit plain down, senora. Let me ex the parents a startling arti ico, She de know the are selling her int of espionage TUBSDAY, THE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE that | ‘They a know tke slavery from cites numerous |which they saving her, Had that | they not do olr owner's will, the uthern “re herself w have be ‘thing,’ as she They, thelr and ‘the stranger within thelr gates’ would have had their will of her until her youth should alls there, and netances that go ery exists in the public,” Mra. Johns me their says alalready | the | friends muld in time owner's in her article, their flexicar enor was describing splonage system to her Wive are he said, slave. watching husbands, fathers »pying They are tricked into belle they may thereby from the cc spected th the sired sined, and Apon sons poauty fade Ing that Then ahe ave their loved | to of affillation Uberal party. When the information has been ob the suspicion betng verified, i j# NO uncommon thing for bott mld have been forced marry, any one not of her own tribe, most likely a Chinaman, tf they had one that they were anxious to keep, and bring other slaves into the world. So, you see, senora have done well by her.” sympathy her parent AUGUST 2, 1910 m cut off short and talk a around pool hould talk he had last night land wh POOL ROO AD MOTEL — _ \ Lopes Sis? et & ComPeD: Chany on the Indians. Cotton, copper, illuminating oil were the most important the United States DOLLIVER, mixigg it JONATHAN P. Ohio“: Dentists wshNise Yves in th’ handout is wuth refrigerator.” “A bird two in th’ % Pike St, Over Owl Drug Co. LEINGS, LLINGS, 5 * SILVER & 00 5.00 00 oo rk “Wer, City of hverett or Telenraph, ants per square le Australia hes per square mile. 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