The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 19, 1910, Page 4

THE STAR wepnegbay OCTOBER 19, 1910. Nenier of Yong Pree Patines THE STAR EDITOR Daily by The Star Publishing Co. By Mail, out of city—1 year, $3; € months, 91 51 , ; AND MAGAZINE PAGE @ ve ook e003 as wecond-claas matter, . e ’ About a Republic [Rainy Season Is On and Every Jiggleometer — | S[AQi{FA'S GOLUNM - rae . . dsick woes ciied x vopebile tue ipenteen bs sonny singe Is Sizzling Away On Top of the Alaska map agers . the world ever knew. It ruled the entire known world and no ‘ bai. ite ae ‘a __—-|“why restaurant manners always dosh Wise Says: | “I'm sure this fat wilt fags 1 nation or combination of nations could stand against it. It had — : eg ie : decorate their tablow with flowers | 4) ater Unree core OY vinege you,” seid the 4 Sea, : . - . » eadlightn. | ” 9. OBpe been a kingdom but the people rebelled against oenath hy om Eleanor Addams, for The big aad shi a headligh IL. |Selve th’ question of who's goin’ ter | “it ar formed a republic that was tr nocratic The people of this Star, Visits the Weather seb . eh stoad?. ‘They (Pay th’ hall rent. tren 6 ‘ ant y mighty republic were very | mis and happy. ‘They were p nani and Learns How p noe eri age pastes They} ‘ ; . known throughout all lands for t patriotism and high, honor Ww h Is Mad “In the long run they do,” said! Who's Loony Now?” in Other United States mints coh able ideals, The rights of the lowliest citizen were respected eather Is Made. the man, “because the women! ¢. w ——_ ae | rrr? Pennies during September” " The 4 . nnnk tes y 5 the awipe so many of them that a| German wt nun verrueckt ? and protected. The poore poor boys might aspire to ' BY ELEANOR ADDAMS. bow! of flowers has to be refilied| Latin—Quis est nunc insanus? I don't mind the cold, or the { highest position, and before the law one man was Just as § i Get out your rubbers, raincoats several times in the course of the} French—Qui est fou maintenant? or the wind bail 4 Men were put into office because of theis estab-|and umbrellas, So far this month evening. Flowers as big as a sun oo Hvem ar tokig nut But this red flannel undere / lished reputation for courage, honesty and loyalty to the ma-|we have a rainfall of 3.82 flower balk that kind of graft.| a en enon bebe a? cratches like sia, ea re < pedeege. lai wer sre to come. manish vem er nu blow tional rather than individual, factional or sectional interests | Inches, and there's more to com Nobody can get away with them| iin ee KI & holoon ee - apace cs } 1 1 t who made the] _ Of course, that doesn’t sound very without being caught, and the moat borond mostan About five miles of the Those public men were loved and honored most who ma but compare it with the pre Ant! 0000003 in! RAIA. shamolons rafter docan't wish to| [tallan—Ii quale son seroceo ora? | coast terminal of the Ponana 4 heaviest self-sacrifices for the common good p ceding three monthe—in July only invite exposure in a big restau ? ser ge oe er tullet nu? [has been practically completes, fos ~ ; nce gre i x ch, Auguat only 17, and t ussian — Kmo eem gypnym This republic's prosperity and influence grew unt 1 there] .o1 of an inc ran a . Be ® Septembe: ontribated lon epe | With a reward ¢ a ts » its condition on all the earth. There has been|the September rains contri . | ot $226,009 was nothing like its condition on a 1 the ¢ Tet beckon Hero's & story they're telling on| Pollsh—Kto Jost glup! torak? | for those Low Angelos ayeeea nothing like it in all history = This information was given me Bill Raymond, publicity man for |Momt Anything is almost But this great republic has disappeare 1 from off the 1ace/ae the weather bureau, on the top the Sullivan & Considine peopl The annual paint and varnish bill to wlip over hony confession of the earth. A king now rules amidst the wre ge of 1t8/ floor of the Alaska building Raymond, it seems, dropped into | %f the United States is $20,000,000, . | ; are r si ards now sun themselves on] If tt hadn't been for the sign on one of our prominent cafes’ for|Of which the raliroads pay about) The White House is now saig popular institutions 4 herein great orators stirred | th door, I should have thought 1 lunch the other day, He looked |9etenth. | be lightning proof. * the ruins of magnificent edifices wherein grea cad oladeal had wandered {nto a real estate of ver the bill-of-fare. Chicken waa|~ nem — ae Sta } h Is o eedom and plecgee | tice by mistake, It was very dis TH PF. | the populace to loya gh idea f freedom a S y there in a new disguise, a la Re MOLLYCO’ " stitutions. DBeggary, | appotating hambe oth pil - DDLE MA EMATI mselves to faithf « can institutior , | chambeau or something. . igh benalpbontgagth aad impotence now prevail] I had expected {t to look like al wasn't gure about it | oat , want, ignorance, sv : +i) chemical laboratory, with the walls | M8 OM BANTER POOP “How's the chicken today?” he where once were pros] power ar m 4 with weights, seales, meas-| TOOkN ~ oO put it up to the pretty waitress How came about ut, this awful change? We wi . bell jars, tubes, barometers, |< a news| who had just tripped up. tell 1. in the words of a great historian, who saw the begin-/ mometers, and other ometers.| writes it down tn a nook }of us were going to work. “Ob, pretty ood,” she sald mm yor : fall 2.200 years ago. The words in brackets are| But there wasn't a trace of the| The can and the ruler don’t com-| Personally, | should have thought] gmiling cordially. “How are you? ming of the fall <,< goss % weather industry anywhere about.| prise all the apparatus on the roof,/ it was lots wetter than that, but I ours. ‘ A s ” Toa ed young man in spec | howy The fw a little thing up| suppose the shovel waa right The billposter bad one poster : ‘The magnates [Big Inte their heir y Givine | tacles it my Very fominine ques. there that looks ike a boller, You o of the barometers in theliert and no conspicuous place to ight of birth } lived in luxury and ! he cit their} tions, I first wanted to find out| open a little side door, and inside! boiler has to be whirled around] put it He stood on t orner and eee oe ort) Sree ’e ; }how they estimate to a fraction of the latest modern tmprove-| with a crank “to make the evapor®| wondered what he should do with estates were cultivated by ens? ae | be limited |®% tnch just how much moisture) monts used in the woather business, | tion more perfect,” the observer ex-|i¢ Presently an Italian woman The old law that posses a al whete the | a2 he ; There is a tiny brass shovel,| plained : jearrying a big load of wood on her to a certain extent had become dead " ‘ Pil And tha ; was disappoln ing. feo see a tipping sche ne « _ . will — the tm peveaion head passed by : se [public] estates had f n into the of a few] Simply with a brass cylinder at | hundredth that empties) gained from the street below that! etter than a Second ay, elec om a he a d ae cs ~ rove away {looks like an ordinary tin can, and/ ttself whe ry time It tips,| the weather man ts grinding out @leric tower for my business,” said [Guggenheimed, or exc! : r ¢ wretched |® fuler. This can makes the water the water runs into the can. Also| new batch of weather | he the free cultivat of t lar dg ve Se aad lin it ten on as high as it ought! {t closes an re uit @ The observer conversed glibly Of] pagtebrush and paste were requi bands of forei re {Ss e Japs. me 8€, SOME! io be, ar w @) matically, so an Instrum: the anenometer.” It took me some | sitions the poster was clap Hindus, perha j ruler. bie so th an inch) down In the registers © time to find out that I was standing| on the perathbulating woodpile an “ry ‘ i ; } treat at can be divided Into dredths bund h of an inch. right in front it it and that ite! for fifteen minutes the ever cur he disease der . } Goes Up on Roof. For tnstan if it hadn't been for! a windmill fous crowd stopped, turned and few public schools and that ite | The observer climbs up on the| that tiny brass shovel up on the| However, it doesn't pump water,|eren followed te learn something by advertisers]. The t t n of roof of the Alaska building, jabs | roof we could never have kaown | but registers the rate and velocity | about the commodity that was ad The system of society must | turne jruler {n can, notices how far up| that .06 of an inch of rain fell be-|of the wind. There is a whirligig| yerttsed in that novel manner th ; 1 firet h to do it] j the am uring stick is wet, and ex-| tween 7.02 and 7.07 Monday morn-| attachment on the aide, that ri} . the axtatceracy W ed on wealth rt were but | ohalm Ah, 1-100 of an f and} ing, in that downpour when » cael at a muiocm ere ane A THEN IT HAPPENED. he core, the! = two divisions, the rich and the poor rupted to . | |-—~when there is any | +> . . My son, how far have you advanced in arithmetic?” hordes in the city lived in noisy idleness by selling their votes A ZIGZAGGER, POET ADVERTISES hat do you use all these “Aw, an fur as where sissy little boys divide thelr cake tate am Sail of the repul was a An old crow nat on a hick istics fort” I anked. “Por the eral parts, an’ don't have any left : to the highest bidder. The destruction of the republic was ax], A» olf.cow sat one Mest] HIMELF FOR SALE |siistics for, 1 shed, Por the bare on —_— ne mear as it was certain t 2 i . ee J - ing for flight are 120 of them In this state—for sien “a those fellows who “hurts business,” of 2,200 years later, | How far is it to Pilot Knob? OMAHA, Oct. 19—Arthurs Ty) the papers, for tourists, and for ne flying succeeds motoris How much ts beefateak tolay asked the aeroplane chauffeur, | Spencer. twenty-nine years ol W) huiiding constructors and. engi he real hot dog in the sport Mr. Buteh?* world, the rich will look down upon fi us more than ever, and we'll just we have to look up to t doesn’t it?] “About ten miles as I fly,” an poet, advertiqen) neers, who have to know how oo " . , 0 said it is. 7 fs " dollar down and That great republic is now what we tte igs” ey things |#¥éred. the crow, “but it's all of| ae himself for #818) strong and how big to make thelr ” tined to grander, higher "4 - | ton ene oe t if ij Our own dead re destine + : yy - eck Salish thirty-five as you fly 5 | 2 ie ae 3a) pipes and drains, We keep four than that old republican Rome ever dreamed of, has the aOR. | i u men busy eight hours s day, and Besides, i has what Rome ha! mot to ver fall to the| BETTER AIR der. He Is to Oe) sometimes loner f te lish free n rs, u Have some?” Ostrich plumes are more and more expensive, have risen 30 per cent in three Nearly all of Japan's sulphur out absorbed by Australia and the States. t “ard, room and depths. We mean the HELPED THEIR HAIR Gets Up at 3 a. m. sands of public sch in which to tea POINT PLEASANT, N. J, Oct 19—E. H. Carlisle, of this here Ly non hie years. Vo ma Coin collectors pay from 50 to 75 cents for the 2-cent piece of 1873, b — politicias was a dingraceg the y This Day in History. 1 seo he has ristl ual John John, son,of Mr, and Mrs, | N° he's @ disgrace to the John Piper, stole a pig and ab sconded with it 854 years ago to-| There were 25,000 jay. He was subsequently appre- | 1909. hended and incarcerated in the yee county jail. This should teach us| “You may get Mexioo the futility of committing grand lar-| whitewashed merely $y omy. ‘your brand of i5-cent lothes, and the amount ¢ of climate conditions, and the first ae: selfishness, and, first and use of them, the teachings of ious man of and for the people, Jesus Christ ae Remember this “Story About a Republic” when, next month, you go to the polls to perform your highest duty as aj citizen Of the Republic of the United States of America! i Your Mother-in-Law We arise to a point of personal privilege to bespeak a word in de fense of mothers-in-law A New York judge by the n terize this long suffering, much r casts as a crew of meddiers who to res t. About two billion years ago someone discovered that there was|the exes are stored that great “insurgent,” that glor the highest big) 8¢ bas to be made about 3:30 in best, if we would only make practical towr the chickens oft did frown. hey would lay, he wondered why, and watch ed them eating, on the aly A change of air ts be paia| the morning. Bo yo the ond| Weather man begins we How do you know w are coming? i year, Hi) wo be in some By comparing the telegraphic reports from other stations with the pcupation net too strentious, ‘for, having written poetry so lone, he he) Tet! o hard work. He is hon-| of ¢ ns come Tom © norte ea not d and is willing to — hie tm a wiper hapennes they need,” | {80 & contract no te poe » we can foretel} a storm by com what - 7 need. Ps ~ led oop Mat te WHO POOR | pacing our Peceede With { of the! Mins Ella Stenog was not content v= Ee al RB | n Tatoosh island to wear wash waints to the office— | 1” He pack-| [ME FEMININE VIEWPOINT. | He showed me a weatherbureau| she had have slik ones. } . 5 Said He a storm on his chart.| So Ella bought a pint of benzole 4 and patient race of social ou ed his yacht, bis! matinee this afternoon? How did weathor was indicated by a/to cl them with » no rights that any man is bound | hens on board, and took th ," lyow ke the play? jatraight line tormy weather der if benzole ts explo the briny deep. The age yr | Said Sh Oh, it was awfully ox | wae indica a jagsed line go mused Elia as she held while ‘**\citing The heroine changed her|ing down from the straight one ng sbirtwaist near the fire, ’ | of Harris has seen fit to charac > you were at the something very funny about mothers-imlaw, and the jokesmiths hare | chicks enjoy much be ie sown seven times during the firat A cyclone would pfobably look Ella, benzole is explosive. been going to it ever since | act |itke a regular back »pone. | (THE END. ey te the other side. Dance at Dreamiand tonight iitke a regular back saw, I suppow se A -- It was this same mother-intaw that suffered in bringing your one Lybrook Shanklin DENTIST very funny mother-in-law who watched prayerfally and tearfully by the bedside, and ministered the affairs of your household. She nursed your kids through their childish ilis, and when she bas been @ tem porary member of your household she bas been # patient servant of the common good and an inspiration to all of you And now, Mr. Judge, shall we you and the jokesmiths sertously - People's Bank. tarn around and kick the old lad t bird-cages and hat-boxes ana ed =. Into the street? As for us, we'd b rather kick the judge and the Jokesmiths. OBSERVATIONS ARE WE to understand that Wellman’s derelict Is now a menace te Sviation? Pike and Westlake | 3 Stores | 1013-15 First Av. | 3 Stores | Third and Madison THURSDAY, FRIDAY = SATURDAY Are days of especial interest at the QUAKER STORES. Throughout our extensive stocks keen reductior are prevailing, making the opportunity to purchase goods of rec- ognized merit at decisive savings exceptional o 6 0 FOR SOME TIME to come people crossing the Atlantic will cor tinue to use the ocean ° 0 0 THE QUARTER-IN-THE-SLOT meter has come back. M. McNab laborer, 72 years old, is in the morgue. oo © JUDGING from the number of them arrested, being an Hillman must be a statutory offense. o 0 © PERHAPS the witnesses against “Crooked Finger” Tom Ryan are taking a well-earned vacation. ploye of Gessarete-Regulas 100 atze Hoff’s Peptonized Emul- sion of Cod Liver Oil We-heartily recommend this preparation as the most effec: tive remedy for the rdief of Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Syrup Contains no opiates or oth er harmful drugs. A © 0 Oo FOR THE BENEFIT of all followers of Mr. Wellman, it is state here that the law of gravitation is not yet repealed. ° 0 Oo ant and reliable remedy co d cold >alatable A SUPREME COURT that had a kindly feeling for the people for the telief of obstina ena voliy retatuea att tae maaat would be « nice Christmas present for the state. delicate stomach Price $1.00—Three Botties for $2.9 Sold at 20¢, 40¢ and T5e¢. °o 0 o IF GETTING the money were an essential qualification for con Gresamen, “C Guido Gialdini —the famous whistler, who is the leading featuré of this week's program at Pantages theatre, Gialdini makes records exclusively for the] Victor Talking Machine. Come in and hear his] four best selections “i Hates a Coward” would ve no opposition rewuiar Be INSOLES pnt-paund bask Keep your fed warm and dry c with either Felt, Cork or Hair Insoles—Regular 15¢ pair, This week, special Tc TODAY’S STYLES TODA1 Ideal Clothes Rubber Bargains Our stock of Rubber Goods is of the highest quality rubber obtainable, WITCH HAZEL 196° Triple Distiti- and is guaranteed for a Not the ordinary kind, but thet term of two years for the Youth tad shectutely gearamtecd’ S-avart White Foun- QB wee atti mepeiee Se por pints Stout Silk Elastic Ho- Carmen ‘ la March Clott that come up to his Extracting Free ea ae FS special % 12¢ siery Joys of Spring Tout Passe Walt# . on — (Lambert's) — lMegular sized in this high-grade line. other work Is order JEETH Without Plates The perienced will find ir salesmen in their ef 4quart Red Foun 1 89 tain dyringe $1. ?quart Combination Syri and Bottle {5 (red) . Ag | These sods are especially rec ommended for varicose veins, | ONE DOLLAR Brings a Victor to Yout | é bye Remedy—Nogular Special Liver swellings of the limbs, weak c Nete—How 10c knee caps and ankles and for al Pacific Const Distributors Pacific Const Dealers a] sprains, Prices are, sug * v0 RT Stelnw asaret S-quart Combination Syri Kvsom Salte—Regular 15¢ Ic Ma nop ri are, as usual of CTOR Talking ri eey and nae | ie best and Bottle ? 1 Stout Silk ' (red) ' p Anklets $2 00 } Young Suits and 2-quart Hot Water 89 Mi focus 7 mal Stout Silk Knee ; a J i Segal 5 to $25 Bottles (white) c Caps 2.00 @ eae » B2E : ‘ 3-quart Hot Water Stout Silk 2 1406 8 " Ninetoom Stores Boy und Overe { Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty Botties (white) .... 97c Leggings 2,00 Near Union a acetue. Pacifie Coase | wn Dental Laborw ialiste and .. $3.50 to $12.00 Buy on Credit Bultt in tory LULU DIRT CHASER | Ste Sik % $3.00 strictly the beet mnt aggre Hose rsa aera i _ é a FREE pound Can of this Cleansing Pow: | stout silk ‘Th wn ————— OD eK, RICKS e ogula Oc a o is ’ «Maciel At the Drug and Prescrip- | gevj Regular 1 Ize, Thureday, } Piece $3.00 RECALL MAYOR GILL Friday and tion Department, on Saturday Sine ae 5 ize can of “SQUIBBS".” enainge y 1 ; si Se RTT TTT Taner oer rare ECan oil elsew » € of iad: tala a T recognized by the medical RUBBER GLOVES Hees... ne $4.75 Every honest voter in Seattle should sign the petites you to dr . 8s you do raclt.. Gat na tne NO STUDENTS B prof n as the purest | Household Rubber Gloves—Good | Stout Silk Thigh $6 50 |} Call at HEADQUARTERS of the PUBLIC WELFAREG you | iowrhe to B and most wholesome sugar | value, Thie we@ eae le | Mone woe e+e ' LEAGUE, 25 Scheuerman Bldg., corner First Avenue aq f milk on the market pecial 33c ingy. attendant. ein aa loka Cherry Street. Entrance on Cherry Street, near x DOCTOR Lvbrook Shanklin DENTIST Phones Main 4755, Ind. 401.> Open till 10 o'clock evey) night, Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc. 1332-34 Second Av., Near UnionSt. “‘Seattle’s Reliable Credit House’’ A. K, Headache Tablets ' r S rs) a er) io | | Vellows’ Syrap Hypophos phate pecial $ Business Bringers. Star classified ads is d ee ean | sell real estate, etc. hk, Second & Pike