The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 12, 1910, Page 4

SDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1910, By Mail, out of city month, $1.60; 4 1 month, 2he } red Member of United Press Published <> THE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE I ‘AGE > ttle, Wash, P ‘claee matiab Daily by The St Publishing Co. , | i le Wh Story About a Young Man PQ YOU KNOW That the Man Is in Seattle Who ae ” ing fellow of about 20 years who mal se ’ Ki n Her Now? ‘ x ‘ck a th ‘oe ower. Upon hi# father's] rote onder os SSI ° oven that eternal question “Sadie Fridemush ie back on al French | t fare in the much we al A an fob € ay ann rage aves privileges does a man bu visit from th’ city with @ sore-eyed| which hin city nephew fag pau d many dollars, a high positi - ; ao with a theatre seat, in capa {\ white poodie under her arm. This hin eg do privileges under the law |Joe Howard, Author of 700 new Variations, One of them Was] wus th’ first inklin’ her folke had t mele” sag i outh never earned a all h oney. Noth} Songs, Is at the Moore This | introduced the other might In @ lo-| that she'd joined a burlesque show.” | nephe ever have » {te Ing he ever did warrar which he enjoyed.| Week—He Married the Blue cal house, In the middle of ar scr ota Ia It bh to take f 1 the peo-| Mouse—Other Facts of His | orehe s row #at & woman with) GIVE THEM THE “SILENCE — specially favorable a € peo-| vas =o an appetite for candy With ten Unele Soe ‘ t wa I ple of his country money with which he could live in idlenc ss} Life Story. cents she opened the car box on High Cost of Living. 4 me , reove: yen t the of} the seat in front of her and lee Man and luxury, Moreover, it so happened that the | ; “ The more fact that another one half u dozen chocolate The fire argain : ate ore 1 this levy, or this taxation, or whatever the proc 14 Bho el How ard'a sprightly musical halt . hows -— — poker fe Bareains te ppl crm rds ere paged 4 mesg has been be called, fell heaviest on people who werg the least a hows, “Lower Berth Thirteen then as the woman's appetite was| GJingr flood sufferers in sopene “a All these things were his simply by the “divine ft} had its prem ~ 6 at asia My 4 tui aned sho sought the i 1 » se oO C8 est merit i or | last even didn’t cause the sligh | conter of t box on the left e Mra. He a ¥ birth, and not because of the ghtest merit on h Niet Henle im the Gansan aetee Le nat Sit Ghee WA de J. Plerpont Morgan pays : . a has @ very tndutg because of any ability on his part to make go ise for 1 omposer-manager when a Star Fara Raa el A gee apiece for his cigars, and has gre Hons of his countrymen of vast wealth and power Indeed, | interviewer trailed him into the orm ; ge ne a view initials on the band of each. Yen, ane tros the way hy . ' 7 nd | et dressing room at 6 Moore ale M4 ‘ ame other it would have been all the same had he been a phy ical and | atar ares tng Yoon ey By ie’ 1 drop th & dime and get the a pe i coal “te stig; tmngine be: oder A 1 moral pervert and a mental nincompoop. It was wholly a en ” pe vend be candy out of thet box? Motke? sn toy ter | 3 dessa 0} perty.” : He said he did She ta thot.” ou “pe ot irth ; gaa aus Acted’ hicics I, Nor did oe ie Oe Why?" sald she, “You are not! «ty ane dangerous?” Peereee eee T a No, this is not a story of stupid, b € al 4. | interviewer had onned is uct eating it ‘ t k 7 wealt — re 7 atin, Divil a bit she's too weak to ‘As a rule the orant savages of Central ica ¢ meets, ve al re i nnnee pa Mi printer} ‘ : | Hut I may want it before I} b6 dangerous now * MRS. VANDERBILT Payg ; cphey and power only to fellows with ambition and abili y Fane Sauscene at tie Navy ¢ | | leave. * sald he ,ane 1 don 3 ne = * $11,000 DUTY ON GOWNS. 4 © use them where the jo the most ,_|von L. Meyer have any effect upon | |pought this seat I alee bought the|, Df Francis Ward, a British pho-| * Ripe * Well fellow we're ng you about t the | the interview ne yo pee y if 1 tographer, has taken pictures show RK, Oct Bog eople's got th vecial privileg 1 Meyor just chowed his mustache ag + eel ae ing that certain fish show fear by * Eleven t dollars fa ek 1 f elf | Scott! kept time to the m with a , turning pale, and that others bluff # moi on Pa “divine 1 waste x ry ih but the can mine so long vistas 4 tiinas hit angs and foot and talked to him-| | agg cg successfully by Imitating the more! » wa 1 by Mra © and his cr . ht the costliest w % ssi ON elf in Italian sa : vicious weaponed fish. 6 y ae Wee mobiles, gold laced underwear, bejeweled ¢ s h ) I have a gnawing curtosity to Boe GUL See * K. Var t when she ¢ and ca . He gave ban s at Ww 1 “ know ff you have ever t dat any-| 4 me : om per WLYWEDS * ed ff rope on the ¢ c ng bat popular songs, musical oon Te =o ees s Henry always tells me ¢ # Kronprinz ( et hours, , ; ws and dancing,” waa the first womar ed to the usher. “Not! ining that happens pile eetige ae weeks an » * | shot { at the amiable Howard that I @ chocolates c That hie Th as te ricotta a. ; * re | Ran Hote! Once j nid want know ‘ that - paid on individual bag divin | ud, : Ke tha bap Fit hall t ty, a | Ye he answered sadly, “Onee what 1 pen sal ‘ Fy a x years ago in Denver, I ¥ t * ¢ the € ‘ Pep - W hotel yi com, & Unc ake was st Meee reer errr yy jewels. s K any was playing ne Weber | ay , bily wit ‘ Fields comedies then, I bad JOE HOWARD p. decent angling hak T hired the - —| AFTER THE SHIPWRECK an the compan, | their { a s " see sld tell one that Joseph | things, we can blame him-for this.| sont and position } Boo Paap rd got his first startin the| Fifteen years ago, in. the old! force thet All this ing man’s fel ntr ens?” gommesied the business about 20 years Boston, Howard put acrons! sion Ks k . be pee Rage i ean d chem or. Joseph was of a no, With words sot to one! agents they are powe : ynen—were ‘ou when he ylelded to the en, How: | clreur the salesmar " ea 1 vard . ee Se , f We have Hed “The Brook: | } t maintainir ¢ ler w . i hed an awfal - eph wif y iustrated it} market t niles t 1 er { th t he b of} with motion pt at He et into the house and sx y i ard m them, ev ft « o bi nes ar But at la the suffe t got the Jarios almost regu: | 't A jeaque # in) Gravene race it} anid one woman. 1t he learns the Pecided to ove con " they - t Ho od tt y 4 & form of entertainment that] mat thom with bargains over the tele . : | Howard passed this over a . 2 young man had to leave the country i | iiehtly knows Joseph E. no more. ve Personal At this) phone, Until we moved into thin Oh pshaw, no! Ar a ry! It's the] Any hobbies?” inquired the Star} Howard has written more than and until about seven years! electric elysium 1 never realized pen 700 #0 compositions that have! ago Howard . usually an! w nt noe t c stance : story of King Manuel j jowing the usual) 700 > tne cormgtengatinnsss i ps = eS Th .s hed aera -ectigtecrmage Hy e a em é Yeu, I a strange fancy for| te is reapor for a scor was Ida Emervon,| common variety fs a shrinking vio- ‘ dtlactings no my songs.| @usical comedies that have yielded | then his wif mparison. We rented this 4 Also I am er fond of dashing | "im Immense royalties | Married “Blue Mouse.” ce because it was fairly brist 1 ff a cc musical come betta Lantern Slides. }_ There has be a change since.) jing with electric appliances, but e EVEN a horseman who can tame bu OF a won't get Hie|. He was the first sing tr to ase) Mr. Howard is now the husband of seems we are provided with only ks ide of a fence antern slides to illustrate the! Mise Mabe! Karrison, star of “The|the mont tive attachments, if astride c pe ta Mr, | sons Thus, in addition to other | Bi . Moune und he mn ehty after all. Every day some agent ‘ 1 , asurgency otraig tor bh ne | Bed ef t Cind: ve stand ! > 4 off bargals f. LET'S all hope Teddy got his insurgency on straight after he w -}ealls me up and offers a bargain had that talk with Cummins sin Howard's | “THEN iT HAPPENED” that be Is Miss Barrison's husband. /in some brand new device warrant 6.8 | The Star interviewer didn't enquire| eq to rev nize life for every ONLY THOSE ENTITLED to be hurt will be damaged by the le for “l Won. whether he yas fing that she was! body who itv a house furnished cornmittee. Her Now he Biue Mouse with an electric plant. No other oe ee ts ° sonal Note No. 2: How:| salesman would dare to invade| IT’S a bad combination when atesman has cold feet ax 1, Too. ard has « colored valet named Har-| one's home over the telephone, but | ; & hot head, all at the same time. ball fa ry. Harry smokes all the clears!ine electricity agent dares any f ee * on | that friends pre upon Howard, | ning A petition i) be prima facie . ef from the cause Howard doesn't smoke, save aA 3 Fa for te pt vor ; stn seaman ja ed visitors . for a puff or two At a cigaret whilat| The territory around the straits ee ee eee that “Dreaming” song of Magellan is developing Into a é er . | THE people of Port won't worry now if ex-King Mar | If there was a theatr w great sheep country. MERMAID (ecetatically): At ast something | can wearl people of Px " Or ow if ex-Kir an | hea Who's mes ae Bikes back to the Par derloin ROOSEVELT HAS BEEN PLAYING with biplar polities long : enough to have an aviator's certificate { MAYOR GILL may have kept his alg os, but they } Wore not the promises he made to the { LOTS ws PEOPLE could af to believe it if they ‘ saw moving pt proof of him in the act ' NOW and then something tur to remind us that the 5 4 ple are the biggest thing earth, sa archy ; ° a ee | THERE is some consolation, even for a king who ta k 4 off the throne. He can take off those silk pantalets and THE NON-PARTISAN judicia Jegal corner just as far as their ‘hand bench. ary cand ° ° o SECRETARY VON MEYER has a happy facu y of promising is granting & @ square deal in a tone of voice that indicates he great favor. “oe, Sh 4 CONSERVATION of our natural resources doesn't properly take in saving the skeletons of decayed party machines. The do More good as fertilizer. ee ee eae ” WHEN you see a statesman acting up as if he had St. V 4 ~@ance, don't worry. He's merely trying to standpat on one and insurge on the other. eee. Oe AEROPLANISTS are not the only birdmen who go up in the air. There's the birdman who has acquired the habit of voting for an eagle or rooster instead of for men Oe @ WHEN =e jamped off the progressive train to » party fn one s c as wise as the man whe od off t 20th Ce bi ha IF King Manuel doesn't bac he gh n a great catch for some A with much millions and a IF stockholders in a corporatic anic and elect Grectors 4 a ma or business a employes of that corp: pave a right to ¢ ts to get aw sasslety, there's a f and pile, in Pittsburg, Pa., | ee ex YOUNG & who expect to be kt ild learn a trade e fm life. The yusiness iw very certain nowadays, and futu e crops of tithe-hun ow, its a hing to fall b % hei ek on. frosts may good idea tc nip » have some of some monarchy exer EVERY once the right of recall v ta king goes to the bone pile, When the people have a own and enf t, it seems to answer all the purpose W ‘Store Closed Thursday HOLIDAY URE co NUT SETWEEN Pike & Pine Ruy or Sell Real Estate. Clestified Page. Business Chances. Sea |Greenlander Takes Week to Say “Love” | Prof. D’Oxza, of @ & tested | oar tage NEWEST | which w ntain al Tog at Shapes | J “et | tet hoe manta 98c , a Worth $2.00 and $3.00 | " erfiro naj Every style of Hat Shape, | ak.” And the ¢ is in velvet, nilk and felt; blacks | 9 a tant © ath and ¢ rs, all in one great | coming dictionary of tove| le Worth $2.00 and $3.00 ay that when the Chinaman| each rockery—Carpets s to say “I love you, he will) Salvin! McCready Hamfatt was a bs 2.8 2 No ogi nf.” while the men of edian of the old achoo In the dian tribes express the ool t Roman senators f love by saying “Main| wear their feshings as underwear karin off the stage and haunt free lunch ‘ a tribe in Africa has| counters and hockshops. ation and savagery beaten to| Once Salvini McC. H. got a f e, for all he says is “Aha” | week's engagement In a burlesque and the dusky maiden knows what | show to do his celebrated soliloquy talking about and rally | fr yes widel Hamlet. The affair had been y advertived, and the audience j Arab says “Nehabbeck tived burdened, «# nge to say, the Turk whenever he wants|with market baskets | to make an addition to bis harom,| The curtain rose on Hamfatt, and says “Sidi sevelorum.” he began AISTS | This is how the Armenian goes) “Tuh be—ur not tuh bo-eo—”* | to it Be sirem es hes (The End.) wee a EAT LOTS OF APPLES IF YOU WANT : CUT OUT BOOZE An ox tidote The greatest Silk Waist bargain ever ffered Over 160 4 y kind. 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