The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 16, 1910, Page 4

1910 ee THE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE @ 202s: ni5°""™) , a8 Recond- class matter, Delicacy does not mean mollycoddleism Of all the reasons that moved people to vote against Burke, here | JOSH WISE SAYS: jhas been made at Appleton, wi Is one related to the Stroller that} “When @ boy leaves th’ farm an’! for the National Dairy Show at on nukes the cake | gite a job motorman, his mother | cago. It weighs 4,000 pounds, i ie 1 was saunterfig along peace: | thinks he's goin’ ter be pres'dent o'| feet in diameter and is four ton coarse work > | Gj ie }fully on Second av. on primary| th’ traction comp'ny some day.” high feet There can be, therefore, refinement—DELICACY—in| Ladder of Fame, Actor day,” stated this voter, “and didn't | } throwing bricks. It accomplishes more than a rough-and-tum Dodges and Talks About ; i ico tae ok Latescer ta citing. | Ucaaaee ok the toasty War oo ld you know | that—Winstig ble method of brick throwing “Art.” ‘ K There were arguments going on | lighted a cigaret in the kitchen sad studied at Annan Now m throwing bricks to married life A long jump, ‘ . " everywhere, and | stopped in front Dunno,” said the boy Did yuh perhaps, but the marriage relat in some instances untfortu Of cotirse Walker Whiteside has} P 7% lof a cigar stand to listen There J order some | madé good now | |was the argument that Seattle] For a man in the rioting mob to throw a brick and hit the R b E | D f S | tteeman exactly between the two eyes would be an act of to Kemember Early Vays of Struggle delicacy in judgment, nicety of aim, accuracy pure ‘ A To merely throw a brick slam-bang in the direction of the When Interviewer Asks! policeman and break a window would be bungling, careless,” About His Climb Up! Delicacy Whiteside, Successful Now, Doesn’t Like | Sixteen states and territorieg of - the United States provide no That ia, he’s become a repl star, | : ought to b in le in In southern France there is an| where the consumptive canbe hth picture in the tangnsined. wae at ; Kenate, and that looked pretty g00d | establishment for treating sawdust f j come because the same delicacy that was put into every act, | pr oar ra gtk Rag < ee eT ’ ( to me. There the’ argument} with sulphuric adid in such & may | {Of outside of jails and insane apy every word, every thought before r slected after [in summer, a Jap valet country ; 2 that Burke w reactlonar und | that wood alcohol is rendered as qarriage . home and all that sort of thing . ? me pat argume on harmiste as grain Bleohet, Th bijection to th Put this wasn’t always the case Just then a Burke wagor . h to the Walker Whiteside has been be} Jand the band up the Cur What do you know about teh ¢ tha vnere i ? A enoug! rt. nately resembles a brick duel There isn’t the slightest doubt that most marital trouble lume. Before marriage the lover raises his hat n he meets} HER; stands when she enters the room; smiles approval if she]. i\4 the acenes for nearly 20 years nore peiry 78 me tells a story ; answers her every question, no matter how foolish | now, A flash of bright lights, then | ; Be Say, Sen - ' | - ow” Poindexte t "| Electricity is the ont he may think the questions are—in fact, he is delicately careful | obscurity, then the bright Tights] . éh Breer “4 . Y Motive not to be indelic i Jagan, this time stronger than ever power used in submarine boats, " a viel we hle ‘ iil Thisis a thumbnan sketch of W ddi E e ‘ot L Wher es Before mar the girl is agreeable, pleasant, reasonable. | Wt lteer | edding tiquette fetee on . Nurembe g Is the home of thy She is just as careful to practice delicacy as the mar Whiteside started his career play ; ich in town pocket watch Vho ever saw a young man who constantly tel girl that} ing Hamlet and Ott and was pO phen Fol es Pe RS oe : | ld g ie ner, meet that girl with st on his| heard for a short while by metro ue bride's = pa 4 n effort is being made to abolist t pert. Be, would gladly die for her, meet that girl with n Oe ollie aabteneen: ‘Then the tired everything up to and including the| the convents and monasteries of the 1 shall seneene hin, a soiled collar around his red neck J business men of New York and Chi moment before the bridegroom | Greek church in Bulgaria, and use Before taking, he almost carries her over muddy : ago lost enthusiasm for young ——e he respon Ie, 1 do the buildings for the establishment get: Why, whet Afterward, he may seek a dd place for rsel » leap | Whiteside’s presentation of the Ps ‘ ring _— ae de = “09 of tuberculosis sanatoria : bia Beta Seg eg tp gloomy Dane and the jealous Moor aye f ¢ church decoration ave organized the pud eaving her to shift as be h | the mus i I know what-the matter is, Y¢ ab, and sent p+ id 3efore “y make the importar ry ent he fully (and Whiteside, to use a baseball ex: | he tansic, the inges, otc. Before they make the important agree pe ”, Was benehed bridegroom, however, st furnish | refuse me because I an t! lot tions ‘for the fire a his own ¢ ing sae Ale lt ; arranges his necktie I" Back to the Woods. moins ee cate eal ; . After they make the important agreement he After that Whiteside played for : heddarh: Sather feb -the dean cna Rik chee eases lucky if he can find his t all jyears im the “opery houses” of ‘ ogee : ; 3 Washington Court He ©, Ohio, and , ne kisses her as if this, next t for financial assistance for sixty \ ch in 0 » he kisse | Ypsilanti, Mich. and Kmporta, Kan. | . Prag The largest cheese in the world greatest pleasure he ever expects to experience He got quite a little vogue in the WHITESIDE 17 YEARS AGO AS HAMLET. days, at least. If he discounts his| _| bills for cash, then he may be ap Aiter, he barely remov cigaret, and | his ha |tank ciroult and the sugar beet belt.| dant seo Walker Whiteside at all jartificlal proached for a loan within thirty PREPARED FOR r mixed ap try Convernatig advisable to call upon him to perform the same intimate operation But the people who sit in Cush! gay more. The interviewer made one more | days Before, she snuggles close if he puts his arm around her d boxes pen ay Nog ber Then all of a audden the Letblers, | attemy Kissing the bride is an old cus After, she may possibly y “Be careful! you'll rumple | th? People wear the diamonds) wig have a good eye for dramatic vill ye tick to modern pl }tom, and sometin a pleasant one } 4 ” _ [and look at the stage through gold | talent, heard about Whiteside, and | 1 think p t is emark wad age _ i i ae kal jand pearl lorgnettes-—th folks | gave him a chance as a st He lize the etter than the Shakes-|W!ll be the last time, 0 do married people wax unhappy. And the divor — —~———mumummenai nade good. They gave him then | peare 1 |makes an even thousend. prospers. While children suffer “ yo the leading role in Zangw! big ¢ © continue to play both | ™ in maelven, a THEN IT HAPPENED” | piay. “The Meiting Pot” which be |: and the classicd,” said} ®f* not calculated to add to the joy Mi rae Y of the OOM. Now, this man and this woman have not undergone a com ‘ |'* presenting here Walker Whiteside The modern " j be Land physical change during the few year Oy One - Again Whiteside made good. Now ex one more Mexibility and" so] lviting your former wife to your plete mental and physical change during the tew yea : @ jsome dramatic sharks are looking about dramatic aft md wedding is considered poor ried life t eR m as the login! succes of sat then the bell rang for act If dqmen The Delineator It is the same man; the same woman ~ ‘ 4 Warfield, and predicting big |“Hand me my wrap, Togo,” said the He still loves her; she still loves him. If they are carele . hings for him actor. Then to the interviewer * » extent of inc » it ie m iv by . ; < ' jo the interviewer, when he went | "SO GLAD to have met ye even to the extent of indifference, it is merely becau nd the scenes at the Moore = CACY is ignored. { } pected an Interesting story-of he WHY BARBER POLES climb to success, Of how hard work Taft’s Come-Down ami pieiphr le do spraler he red Sometimes events happen fast enough to make an impression wi ‘ ; Bat—nothing deine fl sea. et on even a judicial temperament { Walker Grows ley the t Harken to the announcement from Reverly to the effeet that , “I saw you nearly 20 years ago | orat little shop of Salvatore progressives and reactionaries will hereafter all look alike to the i LL ba when you were just breaking {ato af, whe presidential eye when the president is parceling out federal pat a 4 the game in the corn t.” Degen | ronage. / i |The Star man. “It was a small Ohio The fact that this announcement was made at Beverly a few , town, with the opera house over the any relation whatever to the barber hours after.the election results in this state were made known Indl 3 grocery, It was al dat Bling b . y cates that Poindexter’s nomination was the last straw which broke kating rink, and the byterians| {It had its origin many re ago the reactionary back. gave church faire tt when the barber combic aed it was a humiliating thing for a president to do; no amount of Oh, yes, indeed Walker |letting and « letter writing on the part of his secretary B cover up the fact that Whitesid. 1 remem 1 had with bis wt was a “come down” for chief executive of the nation. But just come from a rt in New York | buatne ated the it had to be done. The president made-a ridiculous blunder when jand Chicago. Th a fine city t Uent crasped. Dar Dreamland tonight he announced that he would withdraw ali federal patronage trom ’ % aggressive ‘and a comintting| i omy progressive republicans; it was bad business aad bad politics. Hav prisin a bracing spirit x dled ‘To ing made the mistake, the president had to rectify it In bis haste to get onto the sub ‘ pole was ached yibbene cant—Well, that might easily be mine—my busbes@ The latest announcement from Beverly is fraught with much |way train, Cornelius Skidmore paper man tried akath. {that bound the pation ar MAJESTIC TH EATRE FREE! vinte ‘ significance. It means that the president of the United > dashed wildly across the . Well, how does it feel to make | they are the progenitors of the fa i ee = recognized insurgency, and when the titular head of th Not a moment wan t good? To be piaying to the big|millar stripes These w Watch the classified columns of ‘ rs * No pine om to al ‘ere to be “ party recognizes a faction the faction ceases to be insur The train was already 5 : crowd and big money and have your | bine and white for The btar. Little Elise is kind to all dumb jin the pollywog. In the aftermeas insurgents are the victors and thus become the regulars. The old (Cornelius would have to leap off | picture in the magazines? after surgery and vy” be |, Bomevhere there are two free animals. Sometimes this kindness there came a downpour of it — and standpatters are the ones now at outs with the |the platform to overtake it : ™ audier ¢ help the man be ame» wa 1. .& basin was also pong naeeee gers gy tly. goes to extreme lengths. Her broth-| Elise was seen to snatch an a = Beware the thoid rall, youse hind the stage, of course actor | attached to the pole as a symbol of & ee ae a 5 i 4 being fe! was de | er This condition has been a fact for over a year, but yesterday's (screamed a guard dodged aga if th are | blood-letting. but the basin featere|St°, Zeajoned in the ad. These er had brought home a tadpole is Se a ecaline ate ri announcement was the first formal recognition of its existence from But Cornelius was deaf to en-| With you, you can be nateral, give | has not survived Samos were picked from the direc: | a jelly glass half full of water, and G . th the Bf the leader of the part: . tory vhey may be your own. over the open jelly glass wi eu leader e party. treaty and blind to his peril yourself more freedom. If they are| The professions rreon and | Phe i waya a goed show at thy, left it out im-the yard with the in-| Ma iite in it . ame are to more insurgents in the republican party. The party Then it happened not you keep trying to get them, | barber became se . “Read The Star classified | tention of seeing the little creature So the poor thing won't ga ; canes sta 2 (The End.) pened tic itis and grow “Get tho Habit.” grow legs. Elise took great interest ' rained on,” she explained. 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