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

Press Publi Published hing Co Member Daily nited star Team Work Three rack | and ty tie, Tw the ba and the t field fe atter up \ tree ist lagging Team necessary t children nv only in the ness, lov and eve hing, th T he husbar The end of the The drone, a along better w The @ cigare not wor than his work, pulling on » the happy ust each have physical work heart beats, | lw wife who loubletre hter most ordinary and many othe fshment than Other me made to their fath @ mistake, and th What can you ' s son ; by those who seem to « nd their chil maculate specimens of Tt must not be forg thousand and one things the members of his would « his children tent, and they have each that your boy and girl fa: The next time It occurs Better than they should Oliver ¥ dren to be Im- minister ts doing a itual and ma jal comfort of a salary that most bricklayers t d to that ex egle against for the gation rise are no sons: preachers’ children this list of preachers’ n and author. John Hi » Declaration of Independence. Jonathan Edware se Mather, forme of Harvard on Mather, author at nolar o. Bancroft, statesmar orlan, aia Agassiz, naturalist y Clay, statesman a h Waldo Emerson, essa David Dudley Field, j Stephen J. Field, justice United S Cyrus W. Field, founder of the At John B. Gordon, soldier and state nry Ward Beecher, preach Samuel F. B. Morse, artist an Jas. Russell Lowell, author and diy Francis Parkman, historian Grover Cleveland, twic David J. Brewer, former justice of the t and poet tates supreme court antic Cable Co former. Jomat sident of the United States. United States supreme Jonathan P. Dolliver, s Henry James, novelist Richard Watson Giid: Lyman Abbott, prea There are others, too Were all men’s sons up to would be a much higher nator and poet or numerate, erage made by enough to prove that preachers’ sons there Jamalulu, boss of Sulu, comes to seek a true-bine Luin; wields & hefty Jolo bolo, sings a strange hi-le-hi-lo-lo, peddies pearis to girls With curis, smiles and smiles and so beguiles with his Oriental wiles. Uncle Sam coughs up the dough on the go, gives him guides to hunt up brides, swells bis 's loco, stands for all his hoco poco—cause he's king of lu isles. Wouldn't rule o'er Sulu, boss it on those distant hills, lap up joy to th and be happy as a Jappy if f YOU R uncle paid the bi to keep Jam ‘oco till the ° HAS WAPPY GOT HIS The new Hi Gilllken God of Things ° onc as They Were. with him? o o “HIRED, ACQUIRED, FIRED, the of Wappy's life. would do for story MAYBE Hi WOULD TRADE \ “goat” Max got for the ° AN AMENDED MOTTO fo Cemetery graduati fators, “Over the Alps Lies the r oo How fortunate that Billy Potts p i Mayor Gill up in the mountains to run across BY MAX WARDALL, a th all bookmakers ° “TWO WEEKS,” hot time. On sale by ling story of a They have quit gambling in ¢ to get in and acquire a ne vada. Th w industr THE AMERICAN MINING CONGRESS } nominate Joe Cannon for speaker of t = In the Editor’s Mail Short letters from Star readers will be printed in this column when they are of sufficient general interest. You may write about anything or anybody so long as personal malice is not your motive. tood We pat Editor The Btar it would allow t trict to open ing 1 the followir On Monda man who against gram. Hi furniture wa there, and w them to ‘was hea prevent I asked Alas touch -_ ANOTHER DOMESTIC PROBLEM The the mir asked a from the sired | Wh Do Why did I 1? “Don’ rightly know, sah I was away when she lef And they sought another minister, —k body's Magazine. jand | our bo: moe | Ame ric an “America Is Land of Opportunity,” of Gladstone, Newly Become an American ined to years and a silk exce am Amerie bishness j it, | Ame TWO DIFFERENT SreCies. I boc and said | All the | make At the ¢ THE STAR—FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1910. THE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE # Says Cousin MARION LOWE | Amert BY n tt Amert we he a elved and to his » citizen by @ of men his Fought Against Boers. & jovial traveling man who Hoer war for Er 4 bullet in the head, and ally presented with a King Edward Vil for field engagements lost his ot) aak me why I ¢ m my wat half an master and ‘ | managed | back | other 1 101 book HORACE GLADSTONE Is Good American Now. 4 he said, “I would, Of] t ba declared pt fight for ber shman fee America NEW YORK, on the Rainey vaaniie " V| WA nd glare slammed WN America # ar | tines? » citizen Why! Amerte "| | ab | Bept All roads) person would ed blinded ania | pers 3 aAgEE a to y | back by to be an ad t ma Wh that and Harry m the fr His grasp un the on aM | the end igalnet he Another scraper went r the . 1 ram t and 6 that second time sgiand a man must have at-|one of the freq ume w hat be-| have I have beer for what n't make! Ite a is equa civilization ¢ and) ngs} 4 hat his en break A LARGER AUDIENCE ned the : . inking hed to be mar od every man All Over the World. have been all over the pt gaia and Sov An ns getting he nited Sta! suite me t be at the hot Eagiisbman. I'm m Pes ratte whatT ander after a w a Kood 8 tir him joc 4 0 He car } a tout he quir jaw mn an has a ad in ch ing her husband she ts apt to t wulfragettc and jaw pub answered the nolay thinker in wh voyage of the good He raised such when that gathered ha: stores in t bir What cage had othed an De tice class apir f Amertea, {t racy? with IT MIGHT HAVE BEEN. Washington's looked as if a tt As took 1 don't mix ion ; a ens Old man ‘1p vorite and socte tree yclone | ick do you know on?” he queried Father,” replied little George, t I cannot tell I did it with had my new aeroplan > kingd: about this, er King was stil! form when they soo, and there ent beast in 1 trifling ewabful of nt | chloroform ¢ do away with Sil |ver King. He was quite himself as soon as he had been poked out of Krome the to the that ha is an English of this new-born "and who has written to were posaibly WORTH HAVING. After their scpa 1 document | ir chtid. | 1 wish I mt his coming He smiled when he told a She's my etheart pantry coulda 4 Wife (reading) ation he mt he giving her control the fron-barred| Musband (with a sigh) could be knew whe vuld « f the | ment that would give us contre ace, | our child | dew. cage we ¢ rlebrating his ett toast will be| move md to be an| den ¢ age ttle Willle—Say, pa, what ia a| dare kworm? t sh A bookworm, my son, f & person who would rather book than eat, or a worm! would rather eat a book than | aq Ir ip SHOES — For the Whole Family $2.50 And Down away and door med he was all over the 1 thrust his mighty ugh the bars and slash ly in «@ directions I go near the fron doo The job was b t with a searchlight the light was wh den and the into th bear's eye ut his paws over them, just THE BRIGHT POODLE. ma—Yor Mrs. Gret a poodle and ft Mrs turned Mrs Mrs t nigh K nall the G Kenn m as al are Dowle Shoe Company Opposite Third Averme Entrance of Postoffice PRICE A vpweed Saved ts a Dollar Earned ttle the 1 1321 THIRD AVE. WE CUT THE in an be had to our ! We Will Be Pleased to i You See Our Windows he Display Read Our Saturday Specials For the Men n For the Women ur Dress $2.00—Wor Patent button 1 1 rounded t t and = Gun-Metal shoe for th who are on th both hee athlet the tho: gh toe gi calf woman great a $1.00 he $2.25 For the ‘in eid Bring Good nan in with the home in th ldren; in with i take Only experien men in o! «| Shoes from 50 re $1. iy To fit boy and girl Blucher up to 7 ; ‘ Mahe: te ist like the and Small Our Sales “Large Profits.” | to ar. From 2% to 7 Dowle Shoe Company 1321 THIRD AVE Opposite Third Avenue Entrance of Postoffice THK HAL STORE Wind June th Tamia SEAL 8 n— ndow—-Juat the Same tnaide—Come tn ty MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD IN SHA TILE Ne Sn sme Then } | - € nt with By Mall, out of elty month He Posto b Josh Wise says “Lem Whiskbroom widderer three has been years now, an’ ain't married yit. Very has trouble findin’ a wornan who'll wear hie fust clothes a ant night tq Crowds to, nd all wag op ce, the hy alarin, ' engine tyy nd Waved thy ack, Ql f the efty pr 1 bak agaiy fea ‘ke than? thy kod & wagq the bunt eph-med In the ean | WOMAN Te getg gy her heag « for’ a” 4 man pea he firtuas 4 t Wasa . aid the told bim to rg et sputtered” MRS, TRUE, 1 THOUGHT You ease,” argued the women HAD BETTER TASTE THAN ; ‘aie menet Ont ae To BUY A COIL OF RAGS sb LIKE THAT ! DID THEY TELL YOU IT WAS A HAT ¢ started ter likely git Lem wife's After w he od an Several entire raiso, Chile forty inches. streets are being raised in Valpa about the confronted Ket stone ture by turn and other inseription, “Now me some 1 should happler if leas money ‘Oh, that's all right won't have so much after married a year or two.” ith think you married a man with again would idiot Or. L. W. Sambon of London an- nounees that peliagra may be car- ried by insects, Reg we A new vented the battleship It can be and need han be in directed from no sailors to Did you know that— Mayor Gaynor of New York wa a newspaper reporter? shore. once Outburst of Everett True immit? on which came api court the other day amental legal Doig n drunk?’ reminds of the admiral nq : <a Seattle a. dmiral was passing treet when he came | one of whom was through a upon two #8 ng tr Your admi he anion’s drunk,’ salt iffy. t, sit,’ piped ap th oned jackle. “He far ed his band a iittie’” POINT OF SUPERIORITY, t yu must adanit that New Yorkers men in the wor Lakefront-—W are—but {t is univers edged that Chicago | best dressed beef THE WISE MAID. A lot of men have family tie And of them loudly rautj But I wo rather wed a im Who has a business plat WOMEN WIN FIGHT FOR GAS IN ICELAND LONDON pt. 19. Ileeliies of fragettes, gab te | wn council ¢ Reykjavik, the | capital, ts com bt ion whether the town should b lighted by gu s electricity, tue 4 members of the umd | voted solidly for electricity angie | Women voted unanimously fr ga | that they might utilize it forem jing. The vote and the | mayor, a mere man, after a @ake ‘consideration, cast the ballet @ the women, and gas it will be. was a tie Sale of Commodes In in ¢ wder out about twel the to close ve ple patterns If a bargain mmodes, we cut prices as you can tse one in your home you will sure here. $14.00 Golden Oak $12.00 Golden Oak ( $14.50 Maple Com: Walnut ¢ Mahogany $9.5 $9.50 $20.00 $10.50 $8.50 $7.75 $10.75 MISSION ROCKER All Metal KITCHEN 3 ble CABINET A Comfortable ROCKER as pleturedy snel: all sal nished goldet haped& the Credit Store You Want Open Every Saturday Buy Pay 1 Becond Ave., at Union St Now Evening ia