The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 30, 1910, Page 4

‘ THE STAR-—TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1910, Published Publishing Co > FUNNY, ISN’T IT, WHAT WOMEN WILL DO oT HOLL tH ur LUNN pla WITH THEIR FEET WHEN THEY SIT ROWN? : c Va . ] narket it t through the columns of pap ' the Tr some f y h mony” wold Y BY MARION LOWE t bring “ sista . are al f AS at | it bloese ls 5 . tet an 1 that th ’ t the f ‘ { , ( Bx { t rohard in the | Vy A ' LN an a at Sylmar, near Log Vha te, anvhow 1 A A has 12,000 a6 : The issue is a man-to-man fight between a farmer-lawyer 1 ‘. ? Bs ’ a railroad judge and an “interest” ex-senator ‘ j Pak aa ‘con Rigs or oly 4 thls past a not re need be . : at ” , } going to get if it es I t ( P) . fa has 3,000 tam. fight th ang that f P § to read - ; ow that—Mr. G, party has be I r. George ® ireat Britalg © with ( Ww t r tion, wit! ber ta I u », af me yw . of looking a 4 th 4 me way ang . 1 t aid ' ct 104 mi whe ed ¢ y hov ! { i a1 the wh bh f s d ti » Gold was first coined in Ame at room at the t y 1 i 4 792 aces PY « t roplanes, ke Ae r tow he was a M y hi ! is ‘ 1 th ' Mek balk oid y know that—Alphonas te t y t c { ident Taft, wag lb gression I ly t * € in President * skinners work N ti ting . « | . Ex-Sena y The f f an « ity of gett or having once “ 4 be ogs Brazilian foredaue turn. He has ever 1 ; d yrs: : The postal department has ajcau rease in exports of » ism, f r " Th Pt aed stamp collection valued at $200,000. rose “ ery. h 1 = a of the 5 per X uit “ “TC 3 git: 3E ba 1 : an ‘ 4 tee wi r A “TOM SHOW” TRAGEDY mi ways has wan o a bd hs S mbit hy at an ry his am pedigree dog eo law, and is a ay hat Wicke Secret legisla 4 © Un to “convince” a few corporation lawmak a t digreed dogs aren't unped greed Ge didate. He als s that he never ¢ 1 he p men ‘ ~ of his state who <a »w him rather wel They hornswaggied those Okla ws There are your candidates. It is up to you Mr. Common if |homa Indians out of their farm lan “ > mi for $6! per acre. And the lawyers Citizen. Which do you choose ond are now after the $1 * . - " a Booming the Poorhouse LIVING UP TO IT | 1 nan Ww _ York City mn five yen During | N Y m . ba DE VOTED TO THEM, IN FACT to . he University. of Pe or athletics, ch: , I HH co y wateh th r wale & oe 3 t wa ° City pip ' und any He Many of the: he p *K drove chane 8 to t Lt n ft caret BS to work in New York City What ue) ett American workmen to th eo of the £0 The hord os of immigr: ar nia pie room and work were plen pocket is « ho Recent dispatches Hindus are now on a | mu f not r . 1 steamship boun ha one he pre . ba Chinese by t 4 ' ' « oF la times more sree a ALWAYS SOME WAY OUT be are Americans ary neman, would help jou lie crease in the num a hat In / Be Drices. nc sa y r | ato o 191et” they ia ; v8 that he ls afraid the clothes poles would twa tur Mit Gunmementie on: “4 in E e t ant? at Teddy at Toledo. He only smiled. — ~ a ° - . “Do ‘em up in the convention. ot os a ren of inn ot ih Merit |, Now the nes ally for tramps.” | Teddy!” they yelled at Buffalo. He | PROFESSIONAL SUPERIDRILE. a per year of agricu Jroom wher te rt only smiled. And when Teddy only ‘ 1g car porter 90 from abroad and not caring a cont n le emiles, ‘ies Just before he puts ma haurh a ). ane ” they force to the relief departme nia OPENING OF Wednesday Afternoon and Evening. W. B. PW PDT va — Cor. [teeth into persone or things. FALL CLOTHING Second Ave. Music by Wagner’s Orchestra. Come and see the new styles and effects to be worn this Winter, as shown in this famous new store. HUTCHINSON CO., S. W. at Union St. "all and VR x te AS eee eS