The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 20, 1910, Page 4

1910, TAR—TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20 Member of United Press. Published Daily by The Star Publishing Co. », Wash., po stottiga as ae ane matter | . — 26 | | THEN IT HAPPENED | CARNEGIE AND HUMAN HAPPINESS Freddie, Our Office Boy! He Takes to the Show STROLLERS’ COLUMN _ STAR DUST date core atte nana 2 Sa c the| Girl Interview Like a Duck Takes to Water / : ache cause of u ersal peace, makin total of $180,000,000 which} new sort of & mouse trap was ; cht fa It ficeyt. Bi Things About Amanda Hen a atring abo ta mith i 5 Carnegie rey dricks But Commits an ; ; os Oe to m this man, as a matter « | Awful Faw-Paw—He Asks neoe vont of} appiness, a at ben ee Her How Old She Is. a an I ACOL . WEALTH | BY FREDDIE, OUR OFFICE BOY ate he . PLOITATIO N \BOR IN 1 Juat take it from me I'm going bottle d the atring : r average | : of k pe ne 1 aun opley to to the Gr and me was caught. In the _ oe C “alee deh : b bs of : faces have not aricks ‘ : pretty Miss Amanda Hen iwiaia dale Shae sain alo I i “hotkey eceived et sores due TO. THE: MAIN rr ane other day I saw @ . mn , ar NANCE OF A PROHIBITIVE I ECTIVE TARIFF THE PRODUCTS OF HIS LS riff has laid a nee s burden, directly or ir This y n the show, Once or twice ! Iers of eve 7 {in th 1/1 really bega got nervous, and we saw one s pit ee Per vania an the ¢ ang down I wa nM rebitecture ap: | the Ho F it k ud , ben she said |} uma is full of W ¢ 4 a . m We caer: n th ly, ‘Ie th bein . | bred. and a tats : os , Jae " be nally, ls nin bed sate the clerk ( ng ¢ the dogs had i rO 1 NJUST ECONOMIC ADVANTAGES OF | we found her in her outh af about 14 who bad stood|the wayside, he cut a forked De | f ‘* a humane way UNDI ooking en. A mattress had been “ ering cattle ie being triet AID LABOR AND OVERPAID TARI F HE} We both took a seat, and = ; ee ONS > ONE 1F THE | started ‘ADDED THE EXACTIONS OF (¢ . The first question was how did| CRUELEST MONOPOLIE EVER DEVISED—THE)| 10 ite the stage? She sald The | STEEL TRUST tage life is the one for me, and 1| rt find my work mo of the s market, and Ever Home the The next was ay OFi sities of the nat any price tne b homesick? She commerce always gets = t THE MILLIONS CARNEGIE AS GIVING FOR THE] Christmas. seat PROMOTION OF HUMAN H YESS WERE WRUNG |a pleasant Christ: FROM HUMAN MISERY eae aes ae me Will his benefactions of blood money him ani od I wen now sting up t tality of he benefactors of the race? lable art as The Quest ny to chisel his name on| was to be The only handy missiles w « cream and the ontents of a makeup Well, | d to ask her the queation old are you fea «Hex spitals and peace Imm ity is purchase sacrifice, not with the b old me she has played wix Two years ago she came to Seattle in James J. Cor ett's play, “Facing the Music.” Born in Minneapolis. She told me she was born im Min vith the gold coin of unselfish | { industrial monopolies. And the 1 for the soldiers of liberty, | art s of mankind | Of course I got aa near find undying love of the race is *mot for the exploiters an says not, and as her love affairs aw polis, Minn. I asked her if she ne consent to go r how she | at 2 replied, yes cing interviewed by an office ‘opley kept butting in atl and she said she didn’t object at all. | the time I asked him once who NEITHER DIDi joing the interviewing, but he! I really meant to ask her a whole t of other things t I forgot all did, but it was to ere's }my guess, and | Twenty-fo § days, and T cream cone t over five days Not what we sive, but what we share, for the gift without the giver is ba ho gives himself with his alm t | himself, his hun og neighbor and Me,” the words of James Hussell Lovell Ec “Consider not the gift of the lover, but the love of the giver *, 6 months an | anybody an | f I haven't missed; When I as tke to be head t to answer or how she frould ree at a reat sant # fant the kind | Ia ke talking | says Thomas A pis nt Presents endear absents,” adds Charles Lamb. : about her that The only real gift is a portic says Emerson “Therefore, the poet bring } ad his t ls s picture; 1, | Every Evening Wall st. wants some of the European countries to take part of that $50,000,000 Chinese loan off her hands Which isn't because the Morgan financiers haven't the money, Dut rather because England, France and Germany maintain large standing armies which can at almost any time swoop down a bankrupt China and take charge of her customs houses. cause the plain, or ary American, the iow who totes the gun, ‘ » shows a rising inclination to let Bix Business collect Its own bills ‘The Rubber Store’ pctv ora / and be convinced OBSERVATIONS es | NO PARTICULAR NEED OF LISTING THEM | Going to neglect your hair | until it leaves you? Going to | neglect your dandruff until Come into ly GRANO OPERA HOUSE, 216 CHERRY S&T. i NOW Texas has tackled the Pullman rates, J 714 First Ave Both Phy vou : rt : Pe STKELING sEwr co. bet that they will come down as slick as the berths do anes. Ayer’s Hair Vigor. Never =e ae: ae RAILROAD men say “the people would never really feel the advance in freight rates.” But it might hurt their feelings. They're getting sort of touchy U Ss E FU L © © 0° RANCHMEN and beef trust agree that beef prices will mot come down to stay. Then one of two things must happen—higher e wages or vegetarianism. KENESAW MOUNTAIN LANDIS was a very date for the supreme court—outside the White House F renines nobody wanted him but the people One of the most practical and useful Christmas otieien SECRETARY DICKINSON demands an aeroplane f t army. Of course he will get it. We bound to be prepared for war, whether we are prepared for ; co of not . s GEO. W. PERKINS resigns from the Morgan firm, “to give bis whole time to the solution of the labor problem.” Just as soon as he has finished the job the news will be published in e col umns eae SUGAR trust so poor It can't qualify for federal incorporation tax, not having the n esary net profit Bay, that’s rough in these prosperous days! Let's raise the tariff, give ‘em a sub sidy or something. AN ENGLISH tourist s “ je , , » not fi SAVE YOUR TEETH You Seve @ Dotlar; | Make = Dollar, 1 the Dewtal ¢ CHICAGO man wants a divorce because bis wife licked him with a carpet sweeper. He's right—she had no business to use anything but a rolling pin REMEMBER, 1 am mot Dr. J Brown but Dr. Edwin J. Brown, 1 Suter's Jewelry Store, 113 ¥ Union block You Must Read This if You Want the | Gifts you can present is a pair of our extra value es TALKS ON TEETH By the Regal Dentists men ¢ suffrage be a window, nor sca Britain Men's aippers A groat vartoty of Me pers black and tan ‘ 4 line of Men's RK e at TWELVE $1.50 Most Dentists Common Tooth Pullers Boys’ Shoes Dent are ¢ irain Calf Shoe Ladies’ Juliets $1.00 ae ie + Girls’ Jockey y Boots $2.50 TODAY’S STYLES TODAY Are Your Funds Running Low This Last Week of Christmas Ladies’ Shoes . cloth $2.50 Ladies’ Cushion Comfort Shoes r feet made ot "$3.50 |; a mon a REGAL DENTAL OFFICES, ' 405 3rd Ave. N. W. Cor. Union 1406 Third Ave., Bet. Union and Pike saa dagen Syetedbvendy. cesta THE CHEAPEST PLACE TO BUY GOOD SHOES ‘ : age. Store Open Evenin Until Christmas . Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc. 1332-34 Second Ave., Near Union St. eattle’s Reliable Credit House BLOAT E: THE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE © #3022" has a bed colla rT ita depths, Willie's neck was saved and the bed sent to the junk! Herald re eap.” of the BE font in| ine ypened biade in under the crossed Vine ' | your doctor. changes the color. Leirws ' © month, 69 for three months, when subscription fg t winter feath unclent pagans, and the ai h an ed the custom, The ced on the bed. With one bound | thron, lie ded right in the middle re nd began to gam astonishing exube aber of Ingenious device > prevent windows fram ork in the | rattling, but none will help't o twist fren help Taft, How's r wife gett ke) with her Chri i “ine. She's got me down to my arkabe how 4d by dogs sometimes t holes (THE END.) he get for you?” & room rug” you going to get for The editor of the Wahoo Express had editorially called the dh tor of the Bumy Herald an un mitigated ¢ editor of ¢ the ed get her a shot; jncket,” i upen hu ned to t wd wat Howdy? one of those abrupt, bus en » street d breathlessly place an Then he got a Why, bow do you do?” and before They st ay anything he ran the How's t order for a but only have stock. Got any you can both shoes That done, he sat back with the nner of one who never he t an affair, no matte y, and said, “Now, ne and a new pair of he boy look t over to ¢ and th | thousand 16 and I'l wr Shucks! “ ALON Mn in ae | A: Mane HA-HA ed about helplessly, t the other shoe | came back to re we haven't ‘ ee! Danz Shoe Co. up the ends of the so he > a Get out to buy a pair else 119 Yesier Held | ? ome of the Famous W. L. Douglas Shoes Opposite Seattle Hotel Three round trips ate me, 1 uare bald? 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