The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 11, 1910, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR EDITORIAL AND M Member of the t Summer Joys--You Get f Poterpaug Penciling Georgia, 750 gallons of whisky were ould not make Guild hall With Apologies to the Reno Affair job as cook James J.} a tour of the territory of permanency dry plates in daylight. THURSDAY, AUGUST 11, 1910, AGAZINE PAGE er iverything ata Picnic! , WE WERE IN A GAME PRESERVE JoHH' TYRERES) HH THERE ( SOMEWHERE ZI) GZ LADnbs Renae bie NEW AYE Terrence MoM. pay him $160 t of the oll t at Terrence s “Irish up In a saloon raid in prohibition nfiscated at one place. ted our bal Hingtown has defe Alas, ale said the seoond fan ° mop y of Bing Punkville is ¢ r ° Let's « rt wn $ kill off the inhabtiants. A German invention is « process develop ordinary photographic From present indications David McKenz commissioner from the man's candidate. business world in Seatt as McKenzie of county commissioners a business organization and not a poli a prominent pl rs are behind ™ w order of affairs tn the board should be The men who pay see in McKenzie's candidacy an opportunity King county. to reform the Poterpaug wue ail County Assessor Parish has been busily engaged in looking around |... t supplied him by He bas not yet been able to find where his opponent has Parish refused to turn his office jon to be crowded with political workers paid at the to see if the oppor Wilson is cutting Appleby inet any support. over to the Carrigan. | farmhaouse Wilson organiz county's expense Because Parish disptayed fust bather-all |ther taown ever | plumbers from ther city were put nore interest in the taxpayers than he did fn those of Carrigan and Wilson, J. T. Armstrong of Ballard | was induced to run against him. Parish will probably carry the precinet in which Armstrong n bis ero ; it barrels © Paul Holbrook is making an active canvass in the 47th district for election to the legislature. As this district polls an enormous vote, the ative candidates have much wo: y the most difficult district to car Mrs. Appleby based him aor with her broom family took a took st ight boys Frank 8S. Griffith, republican candidate for prosecuting attorney, country précinets next week. d the state convention of Elks southern end of the county and the precincts on the eastern aide of Lake Washington next week. | will start on an extensive trip through the th will cover cin en his wi The hotel men and the restaurant owners have decided to go down representative the line for H. E. 4th district This district is the Kennedy have an organization that wil! offer a bitter fight to anyone} that opposes either of the two candidates. bout 40 neighbor's wives, r Appleby wuz bout Worn aout waitin |! a 4 on folkw en bringin em towels thar lives in this taown a © who goes by ther name of ide Republican club will hold its regular mrecting at tomorrow night a The club is giving all of the senato O44 Fellows address the meeting. an opportunity to be heard. al candidates of ther o James M. Lambert, a member of the Seattle police department, yesterday filed for ¢ entered the race he strong support. jest inhabitant You plece of dirty heathen, put badn't taken a bath since | Om yer clothes | fell inter ther mill] Whimpering, Dirty Artemus com-| 4 more’n 40 years ago plied with his request, When ther Before Lambert nvassed the situation and was assured of much | Lambert was for tour years a deputy sheriff of King workers in the from Seattle Then he caught co! Round these appellation of | spel! ago he wo Third Ward for the Gill organization in the spring. takin it off. hed growed inter ther skin| will pear fore ther District court] jen he comed daown with what ther|tomorrer charged with stealing a Irving Knickerbocker, senator from the 20th district, yesterday | renomination on spent the day in Seattle talking politics. fled for the Knickerbocker the republican John T. Casey, a well known democratic politician and a member| Ther doctor hed tew scrape of the bar, yesterday filed his notice of candidacy for superior court | flesh cover Ohie com woek Deacin family wus Thure-| in in} om, | da bathtub in his Yor see, it was ther ver rangement thet ¢ bathr od. While ther By corn he hissed, “a! hex got inter ther haouse on tab, balt haow coolly in a bath | nd tew watch Heavens, be careful,” said Mra.| joby in a tearful whixper | Hell sure shoot yer horused the youngune ; a But ther deacin up. Burglar or no a ni agoin tew find aout what her yard| puson wus adoin in bis brand bathtub. He listened a minut ther door, en then be took hol of} ther handle bravely en swunf it wide open. He let aout a whoop of he seed, round lookin ¢ old Zeb ex inter th Thet night ro three girls, o. Ther astonishment et what repeated ther per-| Dirty Arti was aaitting In her tub ther, thet tub, arubbin on ther soag en ity of this locality, en Tues | &*plashin ther water | tnesday thet tub bathed Great 0 chwheaty en} en Mra. bayrakes ther deacin’s shoulder. Ther de@ein snaked Dirty Artemus aout of ther en thundered Cording tew ther | > en most died.| constable wuz sent fer, he refused parta he enjoys ther) fer sum time tew make en arrest! ‘Dirty Artemus.” fer he cud not be made tew believe thet ther cleanly puson he sed wuz without onee| Dirty Artemus. Finally he wuz By thet time ther! m ter see it, en Dirty Artemus called linenitis.”| bath. A large number will tend| her| ther trial tew see haow he loo! ut pleces of ther| with ther dirt off. Casey makes the fourth filing for the two ju TISTIC KNOCK cman ae cored Play pool at Ortental Poot Room | 3rd av, betw H.L.K THE SHOEMAKER If you can't get boots or shoes to fit you, made to measure at There Is a.ways a good show at the 217 JAMES STREET A Beautiful Assortment of Sample Suits Specially Priced nominal co There are no two alike in this assortment, can furnish lager that has matured longer , that just goes to show that their beer can’t be| gray wistaria and fancy gray gruar- STEAMSHIPS “Prince Rupert” and “Prince George” = and Sundays at Mid- effects EASILY WORTH ONE- $37.50 to $75.00 If you cannot pay all cash, our Liberal Credit Plan is at your and STEWAK Note—S. 4, PREN Py Eastern Outfitting Co. inc. 1332-34 Second Av. Near Union St. | “Seattle’s Reliable Credit House” HURGIS, General Agent en Pike and Union Watch the classified columns of The Star. 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