The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 22, 1910, Page 4

THE STAR 3K EMBER 22, 1910. By Mail, out of ¢ mths, $4.50 by The Average Man’s Inning “Oh, Them Hats, Them New Hats!”” Wail Hubbies; | a hic ' rl ‘ at os — oh pie ye Bega joe yee elena red, white and blue in the face about the “Did You Ever See the Likes of "Em hl - No~he's wide awake, And when they begin to sprinkle | ! is the bi that eye dust he puts on his goggles. And he not only sees the BY MARION Lowe. blend a te 1 mind tt to ig P was ed as republican or de t d stowed away in a} fiag ; ‘ ) : Hy everybody & he ws r 1 ,an « flag, but sizes up the fellow who waves it Tea? up your sote pillows and put ‘. ‘ “epg 7 shone Mel use him vy he is using the parties, Only a few years ago convenic ho , yuulled out and used when needed The parties have to show their goods to him nowadays the covers over your hat frame, : Ry! r ‘ while, howey It wa t game nterests were playing, Mil-| And he looks them all over before he invests, His vote i j Aina then drape Your couch cover about Who. ont of Ce lionaires were {ews Men who worked were plenty, All the| HIS now, And he wants it to get something real for himself, | you for u wrap and” take n walk Frater millionaires had to do was to keep the millions of men divided | his good wife and his babic You'll be rfght in sty) ¢ F gne alization, 4 into two hostile armies, and pick the officers for both armies Have you noticed how the average man has cut loose re For t new fash have ar Jim he prompt gy, \\ privates were firing away at each other it was| cently in Washington, California, Wisconsin, Maine, Georgia, | rived, and they sure are wonder | ‘ A ‘e he millions of mone » com-| Ilinois and a few other widely scattered but bright particular | , e judge § the applicant dead eas: ew who hi illions of moncy t ' pe ‘ " \ | Get out your serap bag, and cut ' by be bir was pe the flowers from your cretonne eur 4 st learned the trick of throwing Looks as if the average man had written a new declaration | tains, applique them to your watst 4 | George We ren j asi 5 awainst the middle, | of independence for himself, and had decided *to do his own | pucker up Persian looking staff for ‘om the 4iat d ct to the J " th , at aihess thinking and voting from now on bei re, -_ be assured that i | witng thinks '» hoodoed, - was some sentiment to the average man Who had | EncouragingY You bet, If it keeps on going the way it) 7s he et then / / F |aidate in that distr tbat eae t 0 . . / . | didate in t, b *6. wor r his living reth vas a farmer or a city Started many a man who has been riding on the back of another | traverse Second’ av, viniting hat / jar it " ‘ot he hood +4 labor He had ideals. | m: ed there was some differ-| will have to climb down and walk. |nhops and department stores, and 4 might a em all” He op between a democrat and a republican. So neighbor fought It wouldn't be wise, however, for old-fashioned democrats |! one afternoon you ean see all the | > = plains tt t ti tei pone phir gory ning . 1 gl ed up its sl eve, | to get the foolish notion in their heads that it was any partie styles of dress and of headgear on the 13th @ neighbor, and g and cunning capital laughed up its sleeve K f 1 | that history ever recorded. It’s bet F “ | September d my candieey Now, however, the average man has opened his eyes. He! lar love for the old democratic party that drove thousands of | tor than a Chautauqua course or a Y lout the ) of August. T wage sees that politics has something t with HIS everyday busi-| good republicans in Maine to vote the democratic ticket and | correspondence school jin a of children, Thig : state upside down politically | Any thrifty Seattle woman will , | mor th makes the 23rd year op Badeducatiig & family Reactionary republicans are bumping the bumps now, but | f™Pty Net work basket and wear) . | residence here eae He is no longer hypnotized when some eloquent political | crooked democrats will bump the same bumps when the people | ine yory awellest hate in Union “ Hthe eltmen: the sopecaanl burglar in soft clothes waves the American flag before his eyes | turn their attention that way. st a ore 109 uke a retonne } |around last we aan changed the awa |ered work basket with a cor 2 y, aber of my house 8 = tassel knotted around ft / ae When the People Speak SLIGHTLY CONFUSED. Hut {t isn't. The frame tx cov. ‘ : | bes ” 3 Can ym vt os — ered with handsome tapestry and/ ‘ ‘ perry, the “creation” costs $66. Your work| ——— vi sentigeee ae Those who gauged the Roosevelt strength in Now York by the 4 basket would be much cheaper effects are not recognized,” says | gorgeousness, where do the women| result of his rebuff by the legislature in connection with the Cobb | “The new tapestries have a millinery magazine. “Great, | with the «mall pocketbooks f direct primary bill must now amend their opinions aroused wildest enthusiasm gorgeous plum winding Phere'll be “bread and butter” | pot the mistake of considermg an ‘expression from the legislature a | among beauty lovers,” says a around the crown and then fall | hats, assure, one 1 er none JOSH WISE SAYS: expression from the people. millinery publication ing to the brim edge and over of us who “have to have “Where there's four gals Ip Yesterday the Schenectady county convention turned down the There's no doubt that the be-| with wondrous grace are the | These elaborate creations, she 8ays.| fam’iy, th’ younges’ allus wears old guard and voted for Rooseve Schenectady has been one of of the new millinery will mode.” are for the women who can afford) pink sunbonnet.” the Barnes Woodr strongholds, where they he baronial sway, wild emotions. It's Impossible In the midst of all this grotesque|to have HATS. and they had every reason to expect a delegatic t would stand w it and remain passive. Hus : Do you remember~ squarely behind Vice President Sherman In the state convention nd will feel wild enough when The meat boycott? next week seen the bills he 006 7 When Sherman's own ward ‘turned its back on him the old What is your highest priced 9 r wae net guard felt that the worst had happened, but they learned more hat?” | asked a Second ay. milliner. n | or Ch Rose? yesterday The legislators who snubbed Roosevelt on his return ! ‘One hundred and fifty dollars,” . i are now learning something of the temper of the people; that the | she replied Short letters from Star readers will be printed In this column Avstrition tarmac par people are with Roosevelt, standing behind Him; that they want Wouldn't that “arouse the wild when they are of sufficient general interest. You may write about lost through potate blight have te him to be the dominating factor in republican affairs in New r ee est enthusiasm” of a man who buys|— @nything or anybody eo long personal malice is not your Hl vented « sprayer that treats five For Barnes and Woodruff the ¢ hey are figh hi} | a $2 Derby motive. rows at one ng Roosevelt now for their political existenc they seem to The } de losing. ness, too—his everyday business of raising, feeding, clothing turn that rock-ribbed really frightfal thing about ited the new hate ts their warlike Seattle, Wash, pt. 2 votes have been counted and veri] “I defy any one to name ap shapes. It lobks ax if women were) Bditor The r, Seattle, Wash. fied, I hasten to thank you for the| thing that has caused about to rise in rebellion. From) pear Sir—-Although I have not/kind assistance I received from|{downfalls as rum!” shouted th 4 coal scuttle to helmet the! the pleasure of 4 personal acquaint: | you in my candidacy in the temperance orator. styles are alarn belligerent. | ance with you, 1 wish to thank you! fifth legislative district The| “How about banana giimP “SUNNY JIM” SHERMAN is rapidly developing into x Hag the woman suffr Htation! far the effective support given me Star's unsolicited indorsement of! piped up the man with red nose pen" anything to do with wou in The Star in my recent success-|my candidacy undoubtedly’ had/in the galler, os “4 en really planning a general uprie|ful campaign for the republican! much to do with my success at the! -- »pistolary way Maria Storer thinks she can come *| ing? nomination for county commis | polls last Tuesda dl trust that) The cotton crop on Sept 1 amp Bs oe eee en : : Whatever it Is, the new hats are) sioner from the South district nothing im my ficial career,|9 per cent better than on Gopi} © ° © fearfally and wonderfully meade! | ran and won on an anti-ring | should 1 be honored with election] last year. " st hereafter that Hi Gill will do’ his cruising in ii] | Soldier effects are strikingly dom-| platform and 1 sball do my utmost | at the polls in November, will re-| ke the ats meite ite 4 ; . ;“" inant. A blue torban trimmed only! to redeem the pledges made to the flect discredit on me or cause you|DID YOU KNOW THAT— . “ ace se } 1 cord and tassel suggests | people of the district during the|to regret your kind interest in my! Ollie James of Kentucky gtly ! Ca ea his district. Witat a lovely punching » BIN comsack rid Som ampaign. During my v behalf | “start sa lawmaker as a page bag ie webiste te noone ‘ ares " a . the helmet effect. Onel|county commissioner 1 ¢ . 1 shall strive to merit the confi-|the Kentucky legislature bab a cor. - Mr. Van Stylish H th bh: is th cor uy tant velvet shape looked kel advice and support of The 8 nce of The Star. 1887? h tole books to get an education un r. Ven Myneee: oy, w © in blazes is the other leg of um “ * con) bucket. Anoth an | am confident that The Star| Faithfully yours, - @ lots bs wig Sma oo not magthodhin . alk pajamas rmour by yOTMROUE strives to further the best interests | F. P. Goss There are 119,131 paupers Se eee a Mra. Van Stylishe: Why, you goose, that is my hobble skirt, ne barbarte warrior|of the peop! don. In 1872 there were 107, ’ ‘ , . : x of the june. * ‘ earing| If 1 oan be of any service to The} Seattle, Wash., Sept. 19. -— ANYHOW, Mike Carrigan has the satisfaction of knowing that f the june A woman weartng| & ge Higa oes v it te election night ALI EDENTARY. that bat a! night wilh need no de\Gtar in furthering the interests! Editor Star--I wish to thank you) French insurance companies fe een: eee ar . " o © NOT AT Ss E Y | fenee, If she just says, “hoo, boo,”| of the people st any time, do not/for the consideration shown ty | not ineure aviators, ay e's coming back Saturday. Will Charley Shomo sotor or a too! om ie. ™ any man will take to his heels hesitate tc make your wishes|candidacy by placing me wupon/sure other people against injay be at the Ring ot Gieace Unk © rear reap man ak Goceat set onsen mic. Tam afraid he studies too maeBod “Woman certainly is oat tn her| known and I «hall be giad to favor| your advisory ballot. 1 think the|by aviators, however i ° ° Father: Ob, he gets exercixe enough in his studies while bras | %8" Paint. All nature couldn't get] anything not inconsistent with my|recognition thus given me had a/ ~ DID ANYBODY ever ask Councilman Sawyer to show his di ing up bis Latin, wading through his geography, and running ups } colors brilliang enough for her im}own ideas of niy public duty great deal to do in offsetting Some) There are 942,837 persam & ploma as the only real wise boy im the city hall? column of figures; and by the time he’s through bis brain js swim | PIS™ARS. #0 wings and birds ,At¢| Again thanking you for the sup-| attacks made upon me. : England and Wales receiving some o «@ ming. handinade Creation has fallen | port which aided so materially in I have endenvored to serve the! kind of aid fram the state. ; ‘ shrey Over $1,000 to be nominated. It 5 short of woman's ideas. The red '* | winning the nomination for me, || people honestly and well, and this snetiie latti ‘coat tee b da Poors wel more ff he fs elected . : Bye - "=| pulled from the feathers of one | remain, lrecognition | especially appreciate,| One death out of five in te o 0 4 SIMPLE ARITHMETIC bird and the yellow from another Very respectfully your lconsidering the character of the | United States last year was anle CHANLER, the fellow whom Cavalier! got, made a mistake in to make « — be ny oases M. L. HAMILTON. fight made upon Ra - | fant less than a yey, old. ge lice hor have been a bill of sale. “What do you think ot Pareon Drown = marrytn thy twin | never seen in Paradise or raes' Hoping you wf ind no season - Jae cebeencien cer “6 ° ; coup ioe Africa, The dye house has been 19, 1910. | to regret your action, I am, Fifty per cent of the inhabit | FILING election expenses after election is an interesting but not Well, putting two and two together, 1 should say he officiated | annexed to nature's workshop. Editor The Star, Seattle, Wash Respectfully, | of the Samoan isiands are sufferen necessarily effective scheme to preserve the purity of the ballot box at a double wedding.” “Ordinary ostrich plumes and My Dear Sir—Now that the/ RALPH 8. NICHOLS. | from the hookworm disease. et ae -|- - ——__——n WHAT do you suppose there Is to that congressional job that makes it look better than a thousand plunks to Will EK. Humphrey? = 6 8 SOLE CHECK 80 FAR the police have secured nothing more than = good { AGENTS ’ PACKAGES description in their quest for the men who held up the Tourist hotel. FOR REXALL Seemed A Bd GUARAN- ORIGINAL CUT RATE Check your few more snouts into the pork batrel would smother a great national |‘ TEED @~ STORES IN SEATTLE ~ 2 packages he About a Dozen Patterns Similar to. > Picture FEW if any, save Taft, could have figured {t out that letting a : - ECON COR. free of cha | = ae © 0° 0 ' | a 412_8 DAVE. <0 SE Smee the next time ree - eee $28.00 Golden Hardwood Mantel Bed, with oak front TAFT says the value of federal patronage has been greatly |f One for Each SPECIALS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS you are down over estimated anyh Taint getting nowhere as a club, anyhow, 1 town. tees aa ree iia — At the Two Owl Drug Stores } Solid ( solden Oak “Mantel oo ¢ " . . y 32.00 Solid Golden Oak Mantel MAYOR M’'CARTHY says San Francisco potice force ts lousy Kodaks and Supplies | Owl Drug Preparations Shaving Soaps ‘ ee OP ee AYO : , cieco" police | he Pracra $ Solid Golden Oak Mantel with grafiers. Just think of graft in a San Francisco police force! | ad tettowhenteneaiiinion eee OWL cuT Prices : Can't be possible Developing amd F all compounded in ouc.ewn labor | Solid Golden Oak Mantel ‘ Py Browne Cameras— atety, and each one te covered § Rerect bee | Solid Golde ate Ms J GEE! Taft doesn’t need any pres 7 nger’s ststl in $1.00 to $12.00 with ‘wie broad quarantes of (88 T Johnson & Johusou’s ... | . $ Soli¢ xoldén Oak Mante our midst, which fs strong assurance won't forget ; sequainled wit Coke Cream aK A : ‘ ' $45, Solid Golden Oak Mantel Taft, not very much ferent pre ons. they are : : — As Developing Trare— 15c fered at thie Pure Pawrmate ot ox. | Lioyd’s Lazesia .. ee 50 Solid Golden Oak Mantel actly If price Williams’ Cream i j Solid Golde ak Bye 4: So iden Oak Mantel egy | Frame— 25c The Baker Emateton of Cod Liver | Roger & Gallet’s i t emulsion and t win pena tae hot able one. Sale -38c jams’ Shaving Powder BUSTED vat gcharge? ee fe stre: co te e et An eae. only, halt-prh Willia Shaving Stick ats discharged a three-foot eam of beer into th $ 0.08 $35.09 X toot eh Maumee river. Ft. Wayne stores close up at 9 & m. now, swim aving Powder ming’s so good in the Maumee tman Developing } y, he . Ngate aving Stick Wi > : es oo ies : i p ears’ Shaving Soap t cook Co. he wouldn't dec tah llega: te dy sgeagyr bine Ruby Dark Room 15c ra that J) Cuticnra Shaving Soap of Coo licked Congre 30 8 co Williams’ Luxury Soap = — Sesathe ipa ie : 7 yeveloping, Printing and Hr ‘ rice ous Williams’ Barber Bar GLADYS MORGAN in under arrest at Loulsville for stealing arging done prompt! Be Kae Shampoo—Makes an elt. | Colgate’s Mather Bar 0,000 from a fellow whose nam ‘ won't give. Gladys is at pri Ask for our want, thick lather for you Bazin's Cream n and iiee & ' : © Price ist at our 1 . ’ bE «ay Pears’ Shaving Stick a@ woman and the police are uid of her the good name io, one-half the at loliew: wast ba. seroteal ‘ y r,. of 124c Rosinol Shaving Stick ° SENATOR LORIMER haa resigned from the Hamilton Ciub in Chicago. Now if he would only resign from the Millionaire's Club fn Washington D. C.! o © 0 4 | | RESTORE order, then ar cop LIVER Sount Gamek af aiatineea’ Meares : the 1 a ; hs ‘ re e Prescriptions Are Drug Sundries “go Pe Mile Oo to t Teddy could Columbus Compounded ‘The Owl Drug Company carrtes the largest and | employed with good re At th two Modern | smplete stock of Druggists’ Sundries in | ¥ults in’ all chronic Drug Stores, in depart ting off every totlet artidle that is | cases in which there is ments in direct charg Today’s Styles Today 4h. thie. tenets, cbamar a, to every one. The Owl Deus Company f impaired — assimilation pharmactats. assuring | takes pride in ite Immense stocks, cafriéd at both | 4nd maloutrt 38c ° necuragy, and | of tte Modern Stores, and when you need a Har tion. Price 1 era very prescription is | Brash, Comb, Lather c Tooth, Brush, Nail f ith the highest Brush, Cloth Ff h », Mattieute Goods. SOLE AGENTS FOR of Drugs, in Whisk Broom, Math Brush pong®, Seap Box 5 C di fall strength, Bu Mirror r other necessity along this tine, you FAMOUS LIGGET T'S re it next prescription | should first r our immense ine, /You will | CHOCOLATES — Made either of these two | surely find you wish. Theppriges are as and you will be ow as consist with the high qualityoof goods ured of atisfaetion. howp im the two Modern Stores. , BOc. in Boston—Per Pound HIGH CHAIR—A it, | CHIFFONTER—Made Perfumes, oz., ahd seen t i Mission lines, straight front, | woody 4 represent CHERKY MARK COUGH synuP and Saturday : ict mia? : es aaa as len oly t Opera Mints—A pound ...2¢ Owl Prices . Ro, MOS: GEARS HERD: ¢ ‘ate ‘ ith wo ‘ ar. P it Brittle-A pound ..20€ iver s Le Trefle f, panel and t ay eled : ‘ ’ ne square ¢ Gum—A pound ....80¢ ver's Florayme bler t, se , ; each’ i oD i ree A pound ne Aftranor 4 ht y. 2m HLOMISH SOAT. alt olat 1ows——A pound 2 eat , ir, in the 3 t I ) attractive a Marshmallow wa he > olden ¢ 1 t say l ser} 206 50¢ f ) 1 a plial ). Sper mind . . 25¢ . ne r “ = : ASTHMA | PENCILS je Dro \ pound 20¢ . . , : Two-Day Special Fri- WE OFFER 2,000 TWO.QUART All the Credit po b RED RUBBER 6 You Want 7 : i Agents day and Saturday F hati ; | g Welch's Grape Julee ountain Syringes for the . f TVERY-DAY TONK Pree eer big, a, mA Uh 1 : for tie Rexall Remedies Candy Specials Friday extra large rapid : i\\ - ee * Howard [MT RANKIN Be “Free a Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc. Eespergeratlbes eatin y Svies! Pleat Head Vaginal Spray Syringe-0i c A] Overdraft Sst wing 32-34 SECOND AVE. NEAR UNION ST. "hem Pinatas Haw de Quinine r 8 times the pric hi “‘Seattle’s Reliable Credit House’’ : 3 ' r Becond Ave. at Union St Machine