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THE STAR THE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE = @ ooh nih ae Bitiad , Postoffice, a TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1910, Member of United Press. Published age y Daily by The Star Publishing Co. They Have the Lessons, But--'Yes, Anastasia, Jess Dandy Really Gets Wet STAR DUST ee oe pals gine arcan Cederaict Cad sloniate, veched some When He Falls Into the Fountain Every Day), i22%."425. $2 %sw ond annual oyster supper. Quite FOR THE LOVE oF MIKE, DROP conclusions of high import j t i : «py ‘es 2 um wuz saved by usin’ thelr first Lnanutnnsiasted J I t war for extermination of organized labor is on.| Star of “Prince of Pilsen” Com- shade oyster.” y THe swaa! : ‘Already the U. S. Steel Trust has wiped out the tinplate pany Tells of His Modest - H eB: ‘4 4 workers’ organization, The freshwater seamen’s union 1s as Past When He Was an Fully a year yet before Champ f good as d The tobacco trust has killed all tobacco lai Underwear Salesman, Be- Clark sen Grito 1eek _ sete, tones ¢ unions in which men, women and children were conc pag © fore the _ Vaudeville Bug Missourl they are already weaving : The sugar trust has defeated any attempts at organization by Claimed Him, garlands. ay any of its employes. The beef trust and express and eolonrepe pee — — tow med ries | out go onis heir concerys killed of iv IN COPLEY . K's initials found smoked on i: gompanies have.about got unionism b one ‘tch, rubber and| Twelve yoars ago Josve 1, Danzig the catacombs, Some touriat prob . 9 The same is practically true as to the biscuit, match, a notified his parental relatives that ably will be tempted to add the date ; cereal trusts he was going to quit welling wo November #—and the majorities Secondly, these things have come to pass despite strikes | men’s underwear at wholesale and |Join the vast majority that devo! Are You Well informed? ‘ and boycotts © You orm, : |its time and efforts to upl Y y kt pos ae . eeey ri wii : | its and effe plifting the ‘ou often catch yourself talking Thirdly, the Federation is a voluntary organization and aedinraee bene inaee Gaines” How os cael i cannot arbitrarily levy assessments for purposes of resistance! Whereupon Mr, 8. Danzig, one of and explain them #o the mind of a to the assaults of organized capital the parents, said as follows; child can grasp them These conclusions seem to be correct, according to history Nix What is the referendum? Tt was a hard blow to Mr, Dan sig. He grieved over it for many not amiss ; a day, and finally ran away from Organized capital makes the laws, selects the judges and/nis perfectly comfortable home in controls the executors of the laws. It does it through manag-] Hoboken, N. J., and joined out tn You men, what kind of a sewing machine ts a drop head sewing mw chine? What In the t What i» shoddy? already made, and some additional facts and conclusions are ¢ of your elty? | } . slities, | time r « 5 | know that issues can be peacefully settled through politics, | (mes, and am willing to pose for a } hit one of those vaudeville numbers Give the meaning of “philologt ~— Ing politics. Sy ° e ¢ ' eal,” F whe soldiers, state and national, can always be found on the| Thus We have our hero, Jose] 4 he soldic tate and na 4 ' ‘ th | Dandy " O#, YOU ONLY FOUND IT, EH? side of organized capital as against strikers or boycotters, with 1 am 39 years old, unmarried, For giving their instructor the THAT'S WHAT THEY ALL Say! anelinanence the r ority of the people because the latter/have played this part just 1,667 silence,” West Point seniors will ’ the acquiescence of the majority the people because the v Y ) 567 not get any Christmas bolidays COME wiTtH Me! f rm ry +). | Pleture if you Inalst,” sald Jesse! Special music suggested Silent which method of settlement is the basis of our form of govern-| fy indy, when 1 floated grac ally tne | Night ment to his dressing room at the Moore | Finally and conclusively, if organized strike and boycott | last night Millionaire who offers $5,000 for | have failed t top the law r of unions and organized assess la it true that you once sold} one 00d, sou infying swear word | } women’s knit underwear to the pick up several gratis by ment is impossible, the only recourse is organization in, polit ltrade?" I inquired | }hanging round a caucus of demo A political organization that starts with a million and a half of] “Noticing that | had the goods on} vray ig Nine Rie M eg a men who can vote ought to be able to do things to any number / him, sess Dandy confessed that he| to an agreement on the spotls f eds of millions of dollars that can't vote. [had once been a tradesman. ha o. ; * prone va) ua lat a am Hath advantage of the I started out with vaudeville,” JESSE DANDY—OFF THE STAGE. ONLY 22 MORE EARNING DAYS early, it is up to organized yor to ta adva of the] d Ls ¢ h ald. “I had beon a member of = | TO CHRISTMAS, lessons which it says it has learned. Learning without prac-|, put SL neeret societies, All of|ed me with raucous laughter, It|actors, Recall that I was peeved tical application is merely ornamental. ‘em met once @ month. | attended | was sarcasm. because Nazimova wan “Not at|!n aero days the tramp is doomed, reaming every meeting, and at each was ex-| “Well, I got real angry--honest | home” when I called; that I asked | And here's the cause of it pected to get up and tell a funny |I did. And just to show father, || William Faversham if he preferred | "Twill kill him, ‘tis to be presumed, No Wonder |story or sing # song went Gawn. aed got u Jos eo'an| is egpu tarasd ar etharwicer toot| Esch tine Ke “hits the grit ae ou seo, T belonged to 31 of | actor. I insisted upon Jim Hackett telling > Former United States Sena nrme Turner of the state of |'em, My father finally sald that| | “I have never done anything else) me his age: so 1 asked Joss Dandy | $700,000 FOR NICE ‘or ted § es De \ re ve to cut ‘em out or give up| since,” he concluded, shamek i if he aeteall jot wet in the foun y . a ) ol er’s in connection with the p jomaly ye general co! yveray abo | . ~ ” WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.—Demo ee hs Be get ra ows can be trusted |!nto vaudeville, This last he hand: |spring a bromide when I toterview Gott in himmel!” ejaculated Jons| ; ‘ 2 eee ee coe te roi han, Tp eee re . Dandy, or words to that effect.| cratic control of the house of rep we furn ‘ re fold , Turner appeared before the house committee In Washington In Say, | got so wet that J need a resentatives cas ENDS MISERY FROM INDIGESTION : » Guegenhe > . stimulant after it's all over. ries with it a advocacy of the Guggenheim railroad in Alaska. bY "TVA Wa: cutee far toad I, RATH | wecond act, and sure enough, Dandy He {s allied with a water power company in Spokane which cash value of OR A SICK, é SOUR, GASSY STOMACH s a8 wet ans a salt mackerel be more than $700,- Js opposed to conservation. : 000 @ year He sprang to the defense of Ballinger at the National Irrigation All of this vel The question as to how long you| food, headaches, dizziness of Congress in Spokane in August, 1909. vet almost «| Te going to continue a sufferer *tomach, and besides, what you gat roads: eve ct « _ . ry “ Alaska ra orig By 120% | otorder stomach is merely a mat-| these symptoms, resulting fore the saline process oceurs FS = * Ss What's that, AnsstasiaT ) Does Jess Dandy wear a wigt| Well, we should observe not. Ti vast white space is Jess Dandy’s a St d id a henatttd Nall bead. Abd Sect mob of little fel- La of how soon you begin taking) sour, out-of-order ‘and dye ow v u' " Dt 7 2 e ge Difference Between a ep and a Stride Washington, D. C.,. Nov, 22, 1910. ventor appealed to congress, and a! (rink. he's only 29! SILT ag: gang OE I [pill ee Ay fie — Dear Dad—The master of the| paragraph was put into the naval! cratic henchmen | postive wer, why not help the! pepsin. * Dw Vienna owns her own slaughter houses and cold storage plants | national grange names correctly| appropriation bill making It com THE MISSING BIRD. from all over the) ee Gs lee werk, uot withl Be to your drums ae and fixes the maximum prices that dealers may charge. the three reasons why farm produce | pulsory on the department to try; “How do you find the chicken country—just 85/ drastic drugs, but a reinforcement! cent case of Pape Tapas nat This is very soctalistic. jis high priced to the consumer and | the effect of 200 pounds of the ex- soup tonight, Mr. Newcomb?” | goon as the new majority begins to of digestive agents, such as are nat-|and you will always go to the tae Tn our country we don't do this. But we do regulate frefght | low priced om the farm. They are: | plosive against the turret and the/queried the boarding house land-| fee! at home. urally at work in the stomach? jwith « hearty copia ~ rates. What's the difference, in principle, between saying what a | Poor roads, making it expensive armor plate of the Purftan lady And for every easy job—with sal People ith weak Stomachs!you eat will taste ‘04, yong railroad shall get for carrying a slab of bacon across the country | to get the produce from the farm Before it happened the officers “I have no difficulty tm finding} ary attached—that gues to a should take a litue Diapepsin oc your stomach and fatestiogs will and what a dealer shall get for s hoving {t across a counter? jto the railway; freight rates dased all said: “Oh, it won't do any harm. | the soup, Mra. Has! he replied auneh and loyal democrat, 8oM@) casionally, and there will be no ciean and freak, and ood bad ie not om the cost of carriage but) We plan to turn the Purttan over, “but I am inclined to think the| republican who has been sitting on | cure indigestion, no feeling like a| there are not fod | watered stocks, and middlemen who | in a week or so to the naval mi chicken will be able to prove am/the softly cushioned seat for 16 fat lump of lead im the stomach, no| bad nights ae OBSER VA TIONS 1 Chamsaives, commission mer of Maine. The experiment will not | alibi.” years will hie himself to the tall/peartburn, sour risings, gas on you. They freshen you and make hants,” but who are generally @ injure it” But ft 4id. In fact it timbers mach © a ‘ worth, | wholesalers” trust, standing be | blew the wadding out of the erat,| RESULT OF EXPERIENCE. Clerks, atenographic reporters, a| “© or belching of undignsted| you foci ike Has ving, Mistress (to new gardener) |"The cook tells me you are a MERGER of all the Pacific Northwest Harriman lines. Old [tween the goods and the consumer.’ The Purt corporation wasn't large enough to make a $50,000,000 bond issue. ee was wank and the tur chaplain, committee clerks, a post- ret side was cracked. It will take = master, pages, secretari mes. Wiping out competition and putting In more water beats minting | ‘There are four reasons why the| several months to repair the ahjp,|“mamhater, Jarvis?” scoin'/MeRKCTS and what not, at salaries ORIGINAL PIKE PLACE money all hollow parcels post legisiation has always/and the npending of several hun-|, Gardener Po Mh diy seven | Fanging from $1,000 to $6,000 or o © © failed. They were correctly stated Nired thousand dollars, (Taft com- |") 2o* I’ hardly bli * | more GOV. STUBBS has steered the transMississipp! commercial [iy former Postmaster General mittee on retrenchment and econ |°! © Ye can hardly blame me, No softer joba were ever invented congress to demand imprisonment for violation of antitrust law. | Wanamaker to be: The American | omy please take notice) And bow THE POOR GRANGER! ithan some of these. On alternate Keep your eye on Stubbs! Expreas Co., the United States Ex |/the navy gentlemen are trying to Little Willie—“Say, pa, what ts/ years the legislative year begina in o © © press Co. the Adams Express Co./expiain. What they will havela poor, down-trodden farmer?” December ends on March 4 MORE New Yorkers In New York city by 325,000 than In all the | and the Wells Fargo Express Co. | troable in expiaining to the gutirg | Pa—"He is one of those fortu-|All the rest of the year to the rest of the state. Over 300,000 abandoned farms in New York ° satisfaction of the public is the fect/ nate individuals, my son, who have |plum-pickers is one long sweet state. Maybe that means growth but it sounds like mere enlarge “Just why should there be any that it should take such an @t|real cream in thelr coffee.” | vacation ment in figures. delay tm the adoption of the parceis | pensive argument to break through | an ten te - <= | ff Delivery 10 Cents; Suburbs 20 Cents. Delivery Extended te Grea ° 0 o post?" | asked Prank Hitcheock «ithe prejudices of the officers IF the supreme court doesn't interfere, Abe Ruet will start in | few days ago. ell, you see,” he | against civilians. on his I#-year sentence. Always seems to be an “If somewhere | replied, “we are not quite ready for ee in Abe's little matter. it. It would be expensive and—and| 1 hear that LIFE has been bodght! “ee well, you see, we are not quite! py py 0 Gee! He'will THREE loving daughters will break the will of Millionaire | ready for it. I favor it, but we are|pise Tire’ aioreans ‘fee REASON George S. Myers if they can prove that their father was an idiot. | pot ready for it.” Lake, Fremont and University Districts, | | } posing Nice to die leaving millions and daughters with that opinion of In other words,” I said sweetty,| °°" -e you! you favor it for some other post-} Just before it happened John Se master generals administration! faye Hammond met President | GREAT excitement over a weevil that’s got into Utah alfalfa, |which is to follow yours.” We thought we noticed a new taste in our cigara recently. o 0 0 ACCORDING to censored dispatches from President Dias, the revolution is suppressed and the fighting going on in numerous places. ¢ iTaft and asked him how he felt.) Whereupon the subject dropped! the president replied that he felt with a dull thad much like the small boy who, while . ug ge going acroas a wide field, was pur You noticed im the papers about! sued by a large and battsome Billy- the sinking of the monitor Puritan| goae The boy thought of only one with a charge of nitrogelatin? | thing to do, namely, to run, which} A PERIOD O F SUSPENSE jare wondering what it all means.|\he did with all his might. About = } Well, f will tell you. The explosive aif across the field he looked back used wae pot what the navy officers i saw that the goat was rapidly jsaid it was tm their official inter-| gaining Then he decided that | Yiews—"a well known explosive | there was one other thing he could | whose properties are quite familiac| do, which was to pray. But it was | to the experts.” Instead of that| tno late. “And I am not sure,” said + | this gelatia is @ compound invent-| Mr. Taft, “that I have not delayed fed by = CIVILIAN who tried long prayer too long.” So I suspect that jand ia vain to induee the navy| Mr. Taft knows he was bumped \ officers to test it. Finally the tn Sincerely, RATH and ladies of this city to We want our customers snow that we are the exclu sive agents for that phenom THE PLACE TO DEAL TO SAVE MONEY. Grape Nuts and Shredded Wheat Biscuits (limit three wee tomer . ca papi: Pie ame pert Snider’s Catsup, regular 25c, Wednesday ... Laundry or Toilet Soap, nine Wars ....... . Donnell’s Pure Phosphate Baking Powder, regular 30e. 10 pounds Sugar 60c with a purchase of $1.00. Free Delivery, Including Green Lake, Fremont and Universit: H. A. Eba en te enal masterpiece of Sewing + Machines, “THE FREE,” recently invented by } Wm. C. Free, of Chicago. We know it is the best machine—bar none—and it is now your re une to buy it on terms as low as $1 a week and at the Dy same time save $9.00 on the purchase of a fine Sewing 2 c Rocker. “Did you give that walter a tip?” “I don't know till I find out whether he brings back any Diagonally Across SECOND AVeNUE From Moore Theatr : Flow ot aE — ————-} Bons ii $12.50 ROCKER, Stalls 109-110 Main Floor; Also 33-34 Down Stairs. j | ONE DOLLAR The Golden Eagle $ 3.50 HOOD’S HOME-MADE CANDY ‘The dest compliment ju OR ES bs xe, th....88 | pay to any FRESH — a call We Pay Your Street Car Fare ite Handy Sewing ccicc 2M | to say they are as good 6 — ioten On All Purchases Over $2.00. cker regularly sells gO no mares cons aseesenssces sastlOe get at = of a $12 it fa made Choeolates M’LEAN’S, 25 Lower Fleer phy TOR ao ¥ oa ith ven, 15909 PIKE PLACE. your Machine ue - TO DEMONSTRATE longus, Our Vienna Breakfast Coffee we will serve A LARGE CUP FOR 3 CENTS VIENNA COFFEE CO.,, 201 Lower Floor. 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