The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 25, 1910, Page 4

STAR—TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1910. By Mail, out of ofty—1 year By rhe Sar Panag Ce THE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE @ vo. ..282. 805" by : ORING MAKES US ane Argument by Freight [Mme. Gadski Is Good Cook, and Seamstress and MOARELESS, SAYS SHE VATLY'2z G | . 7 DAILY THIN | ni ls enna ete “TARIFF ON SUGAR ‘ Is of Advantage to the Sugar Trust and _ its ed from the United States, says|| Vol. Il, No. 4 Day Before Tor Price @ that the erase for motoring which bi Ping, Very Proud of Her Husband, Herr Hans Taucher lint, Ot, Sok, Bette es BY ELEANOR ADDAMS, atte at Tw. 1408 Third Av., Northwest © 12m. "and tp ner Union 8t ° dee all « se » the United 7 Allies Only. worvaaen al ctw 0th vues | REAL MONEY FOR INTERPLANETARY FLIGHT WITH FREE RAW SUGAR Mr and ira, Hans Taucher of nons in dress that the reputation of | gix pijions-—$8 Down, $1 Weekly Daily Thing Has a This sugar would cost you about Kerlin, Germany, are holding a re Americans as the most elegantly Offered by Dally Thing for We I the Dat | > CENTS PER POUND LESS |} union In Seattle this week Gressed women in the world 18) vrip-to Mars. has bes ‘hep to the aa i * 2 4 sya Th M ‘aucher se Jer Zz vanishing. They are now wearing p Recey, : Urge your congressman to INSIST on REMOVAL | Faucher sells G hone ie the simplest kind of wash dreses,! “1 1, with q aharp twinge of f iin ity of of tariff on sugar }and cannons in the United States, cheap and readywad aoae: of ith « p ~ | both the ‘ | with agencies in all the prinefpal motoring making nso of |"atriotic emotion that the Daily ey | ten and yy, eh » being distributed all over the country attached to \¢ tles, and headquarters at Wash vlegant attire im Ameri Thing today i ei enka hérrole and boxes shipped by freigt f jinacon, D. CG, and te responsible cam women are also doing em maken the an Keira he take fa T tag and manner of distribution proves that there jfor the adoption of the Ehrhardt own housework in ord cae eop geuncement of 6 ¢ fh ®, Py) a 1, OF tag, is hot BECAUSE WE ARE FIGHTING, and it proves 4180 | gun by the government up the cost of automobiling, prize of $6,000, pe The that The are wide awake to the necessity for everyday What brings them here just at vondns | 000,001.76 offer Loot operator, Ha endeavor ir own behalf Histrt. | {M8 time is Mra. ‘Taucher's concert } ed by this pub Torr, at ‘ t ke since it would have been imy ble to secure distr | hore Friday night. Haven't I men SHE RIDES ALOFT; | Iie benefactor | entire at Daily Thing net buti ha tag yn | toned that Mrs. Taucher sings? —s ” | for a continu-|held a 1 ng cony 4 The railroads would have refused to carry packages to which | Hor yotoe fe considered very pleas “FELLER” SETTLES ously sustained |fecl that a bite rpiriea aad q it was attached But the railroads have © to know the tru a jing Indeed those, who have heard aeroplane § flight | can ended to vote that they are merely public servar and that they must 1 nal Y | Madame Johanna Gadski sing would LOGANSPORT, Ind., Oct. 22.—| from the Dally |t Ow serve the public if t re to contin as privately owned = probably say that she has one of Miss Loulse Hartman of this town! Thing office to/ t Eddy Torr, : Hence they dist gratis this little messenger tes truth- the sweetest volees in the world simply isn't Mars Vice 5 . Eddy Tore, which is, perhaps, a bit afe, sound and conserva. I learned the above particulars afraid of any-| The prize will be paid to the sue f annie Torr, tive” railroad presider about Taucher after a pleasant vialt thing. Just to) cessful competitor at the rate of table Jonking, with them both, at the Washington prove it she got}$176 at the start—to cover the | operator bject to change - hotel, yesterday morning into a bucket at) cost of gasoling and cigareta—$5 This tick. has the ” The New Alignment Caubag serpieht frou © phetuen ie tha bans. & Waltons age cutting tne aot tien Sosepeam Madame Gadski, as a tragic looking 186 foot sme the rest in weekly installments of | League, the National League In Wyoming the rer Ans a 4 this year by W. R. Mulleh, | brunette tn regal robes and a tlara, stack of the Lo|$1, The only conditions of the f ng. We ane and until five years ago a democrat it was somewhat of a shock to find ganesport Heat flight are the following ret Ume, Prot rats are led by J. M. Carey, Insurgent, until st | myself in room $06, in the presence % Co, and was 1. The trip must be made in in ralt of our tutus months ago a republica of a large, good-n red-looking hauled up in ft) 46 days and 74 minutes and vice president, The rank 1 file have dropped the party yoke, They will vote | blor in a flowered kimono. lear to the top 2 Free complimentary tickets ‘ for men and principals, not for label Ten o'clock in the morning levels Then she did @/to the grand stand must be given | The Cigaret in Aviation, In another years the sheep will be pretty well divided 1ctions between us women, little dance on/to Eddy Torr and Billum Bandorf Chicago—Aviator Glens FS from the goats re will be a party FOR MEN, and a party FOR rat hour, the famous prima an a about 11) Burst, the country’s two leading a ng the tallest Pe MONEY and every citizen must choose which master he will |donna might have been Mra. Jones fect square, waved her hand at the | benefactors Michigan, serve or Mrs. Brown—-except that she was applauding multitude, and came top must be made at k - _ - jmuch mor ordial down unscathed | Hollow, where the I don’t remember how our con You see, she did it on a bet, with Hight a clgaret Milwauk Prot. Buradort versation started, but before I knew a box of candy as the stake. Her areta must be calmly |cled the alistle admini hd it, Madame Gadski was telling x sweetheart bought the candy | lighted on reaching rs ie « ‘no his balloon. all about her home tn Berlin, her Seems a risky way of winning @ - jing at ¢ ty hall, be if-yearold daughter and her hy box of candy, but that’s the only | Mayor Seidel in t FINNEGAN has nothing on the restricted district Md for being | pang : sy by way some of the girls can wheedle T. R. Speech (Any Speech) =| AO he oye ang Gs off again on aga | The famity were to enjoy a hunk of swoetnoxs out of thelr} PODWELL, N. Y.—The cam| And St Paul—Aviator Mallee ° : their beautiful city re nce, with sADBKI suitors occasionally paign waxeth hot. T. R. in all bis|cireled here right smart QUITURKICKIN have put on the United | a its servants, only seven weeks} te MADAME S toad siticaapioncensetiesititiiesihachaaden campaign speeches is dipping into! Befor arting on pea States supreme bench th year. And during most of thia| personal itie: In substan this | spree he asked for ¢ ‘ Madame Godeki wes busy gee| “Well, I sew, I make most of my| porter to see the two together,| THEN IT HAPPENED. | Perasalitics apres he s he makings and ONE of those balloonists from St. Louis, foll 18,000 feet fting ner gowns for the coming sea ear, and | am quite lux to tell which was _ oo ahh CONS Peanuckle, Cal.—Biniaes into a Canadian lak we urfous (s that regard e prouder the two—whether (Ovr Daily Discontinued z —- ~ ~ Mine| Winkle, who is out afer the , ° “i get them in Berlin rather! And luxurious was the w to| Mr. Taucher was any prouder of simoleons (or was 1t@ TRANSPORTATION ld seem to be one of the most |ihan Paria?” | asked describe the dainty articles of pink| his wife's volce than sho was of it : ‘ offered by Billum Bandort desirable improvements for rac oH, It saves time, In Paris there | crepe du chine that she showed me his cannons. Ite., Ite., Ite., Ite was forced to alight bere and re ° 9 are five or slx great modistes, and|—all foamy with the finest of lace| He came In Just as we wero look wold plenish his supply of egarete asd THE BANK CLEARINGS don't show any falling off today, Im | you have to run from one to an- edgings and Insertion, with the most ing at Madame Gadskt's sewing gasoline. Then he clae, ‘@pite of the fact that the restricted district was closed last night other. In Berlin, there is only one| exquisitely made hems and minute) “Can she cook, too?” I asked The Ex-Kinks Klub, ; phil *.. -@ | ‘beat’ one tucks, in Shah of Persia. BASE BALL BUGS NOTICE ONE ARGUMENT for the recall is that it will make a perfect In Berlin, too, they do not go to Ah, here's the husband,” the Perfectly.” he said enthustastt Sultan of Turkey. The Daily y—flce a engaged ly good restricted district lawyer out of a perfectly bad mayor |wuch extremes as in Paris. Now,| singer exclaimed, at a fine looking cally, “We don't let her do any | Kink Manuel Left Fielder Clogger Bonehead of © e e i in thome hobble skirts, when one | man, distinctly foreign in appear cooking ow herself, because it is Sultan of Sulu jthe Dwarfville nine te “cover” ACCORDING TO Joe Smith, the supre nrt needed slouch jcan't walk, it is not elegant. Do you| ance entered the 0. not good for her voice, But we! | Emperor of Korea next year’s world’s series for this hats and black handkerchiefs as badly as it ed the judicial | inink so? Herr Ta much more know that when she superintenda | Dalai Lhama of Tibet. newspaper. Wouldn't be o bel gowns. ; Mme. spoke of her daughter i French than ¢ perhaps be the vants about making any dish, | (Seat of honor on rostrum is re-|idea to watch expectantly for the hd ° ad . always goes with m and! cause of his F beard, and that it wil! be. done right j |served for Alphonse.) next issue. ONE of Ballinger’s assistants in studying the Callfornia oll this year her teacher has al | then, because he gesticulates just We Germans love all that—cook — —___—— Boece fields. Gractous Peter! Is there anything in California that the e with us, and she has had like an excitable Frenchman whet ing, sewing, and the home,” inter-| | Standard Oi! company missed? her lessons just as regularly in the/| talking He ts full of fus nd posed the madame | | ° A drawing room of the Pullman as if| speaks English just tke an Amert Well, aren't you a iucky man? UNCLE KETCHEL PIXLEY says: = “Do! ahe were tn school, But now she|can, much better than his wife 1 exclaimed in sincere and spon | onempomiend what's th er ng? Ww r We is 16, and she ts @ very long girt Madame Gadeki learned — coer * sree age pogo! | close up to the record for gittin’ free a¢ sing ry tall, you know. And she thinks! by ear. read nor her husban And the pride tn his | NOTHING pleases and fattens up | My recreation? she asked It was Interesting for Miss Re | was nected j SECONO AVE BETWEEN PIKE & Pix ister like having plate retur wi -_ . ' Duried below a jot of written suggestions for future sermons 2 Not to know at large of things re | ni im a " - NA BE : THERE IS A REASON mote “A READER” asks if Roosevelt did not re start the whole From use, obscure and subtie, but insurgent movement. No; he did not. He he it, but Cummins / to know and La Follette were actually working at it before Roosevelt j That which before us Hes in dally] rer Ciarence Cushinkick butted climbed San Juan bil! | life, rs °o o 0o te the prime wisdom.” into “serciety” he jotued the Hunt} DOLLS are taking the places of dogs with New York society _ — hota to be « ‘untaman. ’ é women. It's a new fed from Paris. It’s progress, all right. Even Pre ‘ , t ttle ar New York husbands may become the fad some time, but they had “Til L h tate Ealomon tas toe same oe a s ome little show as long’s there were decent dogs to be had. | mo, Larry, why do yes roll | Cisrence followed the fox with such an “ > up yes ves tvery tolme Cansidy | assidulty that he became separated | “ ; ” . 4 inden Cah: Wesdn Of tasne.* dale Clarion Gadiuar. “ta seevl passes? Are yer likin’ for a folght|¢rom the bunch. Dollar-Down Week” has been inaugurated for “ pasis of fame 4 Charles Sumne ervice wid him?” b inti to mankind.” Jonathan P. Dolliver, dying in the prime of ilfe, is ith . He camo to « five-barred gate. if the purpose of better acquainting the hundreds of far surer of remembrance than his predecessor, Allison, who died In }, “Faith no; but Cassidy sid wan "This is easy,” chuckled Clarence, | § oid age, or than Aldrich and Hale, though they live to be a hus re de ge Bl rn Gl Wet te nie he spurred his livery stable roas)t prospective buyers with our liberal and conven y a over : : dred : 5 that Ot ain't doin’ nuttin’ fy th’] It ought to be stated that, since|f ient credit system, and to make the occasion of still ill told ¢ nservati e koind.” the gate had been used for a gate,/f - ig haa ; i ‘< ane THE day Ghat James J. Hil told the o mocvaiiea comers nth Es somebody had started a rock quarry |{ further interest, numerous articles of staple furni- he trouble with the American people “is not high coat v a j ‘ ‘ ing, but cost of high living,” 600 children went to school in St. Paul Mre. Parrot--"What ie Mr. Por-| the other a ture have been reduced in price and may now be without their breakfi ause their pa ts were too poor to feed upine putting on such aire — (The ) f 7 them. This happened almost in sight of the Hill mansion or palace these days?” ete purchased at terms of $1 down and $1 weekly. Those children live “to high. DeMonk—"Why, he claims that ° a se 2 {his greatgrandfather furnished the $21 00 Dresser § -- | Quills for the toothpicks at the fare-} >’ ‘ , ‘well banquet before Roosevelt left In the Editor’s Mail pres nig rghit 4 j & r Mrs. Hardapple—Just look, Hir Oak Dresser of selected, Short letters from Star readers will be printed In thie eoiumn am. That has a sign on it 1 fully quarter-sawed, in gold- when they are of sufficient general interest. You may write about To the Dare." } herry ectordl |h en” fish Has beveled anything or anybody so long as personal malice is not your Mr. Hardapple—"By heek, Mandy,| 1 ea h plat . ’ wists, lots get on. I'm just homesick to trench plate mirror, measur- see a barn. Haven't seen one since — ing 24x30 inches, and top 40 we left our old red one behind two x22 An excellent value Seattle, Oct. 24, 1910. |) Diddler, he has no equal in history weeks ago.” good enough to grace any Editor Star: It pains me to learn the big preacher ought to have , | ungs | i . appt eg en sense and more honesty " Eva—"Once a lot of knives and \f bedroom. $1 now and $1 that the $10,000 pastor has endorsed | | “ - Matthews has always been noisy | |forks from a wrecked ship were the $1,000 congressman. I had) about prostitution and petty vices, | found on this sandy beach.” essence looked for something better from| but if he « lifted up his raucous | Jack-—“Well, notice a great many | | Matthews, but it only goes to prove voice in denunciation of the Seattle | Why don't we see amusing anecdotes about Theodore Roose | ‘spoons’ around here now.” A RELIABLE MEDICINE; | that “the indi will vote and| Electric company, or any other big} yvelt as we do about other prominent citizens?” } NOT A NARCOTIC ' : | | work w As a bene-| corporatl ef, I have yet to hear Because amusing anecdotes arg usually faked, and the guy) Bink—“Here is where an author| Get the genuine Foley's Honey | ficiary o ews becomes of it. As a philosophical reformer, who tries to tack them onto that prominent citizen fs too much |clatma that green apples are good|and Tar in the yellow package. It the mou tal The} he ts one who sprin afraid of the shorter and uglier w a! small boys.” is safe and effective Contains no ethics of ( iat te] at the outlet of a sewer i i sii . =—=a| Wink—"H'm! Is he a doctor or|opiates. Refuse substitutes, Bar @ second consideration 4 the contents instead of going to the n undertaker?” all Drug Sto’ y %« hard to be Savior of As a Christian, he {a of the} Mra. DeSty And were you! Gilbert—“I thought there was al: sr 0 iid S bce’ : = con ee a ' anction the at has ¢ licked e hand r anxious about your descent, | silent partner in the firm of Good- | tariff on the of Mammon, and hides the sin with| my dear? sell & Co.?" 1 # hardly con- loud Hallelujahe and pious Amens.| Mrs, Ju ch once when I Browster—"No. the only partner | } cet vable waste his/ It will take a bigger man than Mat-| went up in a balloon.” Goodsell’s wife | 7 “hiffanier ifly is time { ations for thews to harmonize the views of iicitaiieiameiaaisliaatiite - The Chiffonier il astra navy d c s in al Je and Millionaire Mounte- ; made of solid oak, in the popal Christian count Yet one of his banks who ex the f) } golden finish, and has five roomy, so-called exponents in this city is of the human rac He should “ full-length drawers; $1.00 now Yehement in his desire for all of either” preach a. poiltcal doctrine UNTRI M M ED OF CHICAGO | and $1 weekly places this desi these things that : emblance Chris < € places s ats ia ant twhenied daa ovith his m able piece of furniture in your . ciam of Hump s. As a political rs truly Jill spe rT » 2 , s of home. lackey, as a swashbuckling Jeremy DR. SETH CG! MAKER &y Hi A PE SA i Ee Will speak under the auspices of the AT THE : This trade-mark is a s ' , WONDER MILLINERY CO. satisfaction and eff 1525 Second Avenue means the elimination e and range troubles en Dreamland Rink a tow ted Ga oe f SATIN FOR BUCK’S” stove Seal 3 home apes in ac m | that will be EACH 9 R e » ON SALE A FEW DAYS ONLY Admission Free 7 a eee pre There are still a few of those $4.00 and $6.00 Velvet Edison and Columbia (disc) Records for : n f the best platinum pin teeth at Turbans left that can be obtained for . $2.50 iF T | MMALS SKMV EAA NOVEMBER i tobe A " y ‘ 1 the benefi as Py a) | Str, Clty of love: of Telegr: Both list re ve attractive and veare i syreen inserting these teeth naa me We make a specialty of 1 rately priced millinery. or acoma) orn Se een Both | ie! 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