The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 31, 1910, Page 4

4 THE STAR-SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1910. By Mall, out of etty ents for one month, 66 Member of United Press, Published conte tor wo months, 15 cents, Cor three mostig | Daily by The Star Publishing Co. Twenty-five conte per month when subscription tg ed at Beattlo, Wash. po stoffics clase matter for three months or more. roR BOYS FURLISHED AND GIRLS SATURDAYS STAR DUST Harry Lebr announces that he|what she overheard on the \ e | me of our readers have thought this newspaper has been | he St r ircle radical in its insistence upon the stperiority of human rights I a Read attentively the following recent | has gone south }him have ithe several years 0 take a rest, Lat | didn't have much Leap oF Girly ‘» given us one for | it. ‘a cotati Maybe they wil) yet put In Passaic, N, J., somebody shot |cleaner on that bathtub trugk * 4 over property ri attic, Wash. . ; | Address All Lettera to UNOLE JACK, The Star, church utterances on the subject: | "Pe s id fo e benefit ¢ c t in a isa _ t yay - the sg of the 7 —— | Pik tei: shikas Hows the ads possiaue. peer Cloth Bouna Book. : anit Pastale, N. J, somebody shot church must throw her chief emphasis upon the value Of} page and the best page for 3—ALL ANSWERS MUST You just draw your dog in binc poly e : ; ’ sven more now Are You Well informed the human life. The property right is merely one conferred] mother and the best depart ay bio Ta ER hes ones te oe se Sea ‘aa Tale Brace up and onswer these th upon the individual by the community Morally it exists only ments for everybody but the ment for The Star Clrole Club | use anything but black Ink or your ARE YOU WELL INFORMED? |of = eegeondl geo ral knowledge, in return for social service. IT MUST IN EVERY C€ ASE} bey and gitt readers. you can make for next Satur | drawing will not count. | We tried a college graduate on W on aslith notices YIELD TO THE NEEDS OF HUMANITY, NO BUSI That is, it has been so until day's paper, UNCLE JACK, COMPETITION NO, 3. |those and his average was .000.| woore Hoboken cmd hae NESS IN'TERE NO PROFIT, HOWEVER GREAT,| ow Hereafter the boy and girl COMPETITION NO. 1, po eee whee i | Yet they're not so hard pape: please a ae tap a ita Ga ree . Fe chy ad “ERIORA readers of The Uncle Jack will give a reward of course you all kno At which end of the Suez canal| P*PS 0 they CAN WARRAN THE DELIBERATE DETERIORA+| | tnig iitte corner y |$1 in cash for the best letter writ-| limerick is, It's that funny kind of is Port Said? | copy TION OF HUMAN LIFE.” as for their very own, and it le |ten by any boy or girl reader of| Dootry that everybody hears almost What is an anachronism? | ee S Briding Rye Whose utterances are these, you ask? Not by a Christian] going to be the best department | Tho Star (under 15 years of age) rade! Maa (8 inte Saat copy Se Is there such a thitg as a left n whi The Orinoco river flows tate what ocean? s » by one o e oldest a wenera rgarded as one in the paper, on this subject Fae ae ae ea a “i ; te +. a By a oe sebeal val You have all got to help me | "What Occupation | Want to Follow | Jack has written you a Sus he most conservative churches, the Protestant hp! it make It the best, however, Just When | Grow Up—and Why.” fine cloth-bound book. a ie The quotations are taken from the report of the “Joint Commis-| to show me, | want you all to Every boy or «irl bas some idea|Teward he will send to the boy or sion on the Relations of Capjtal and Labor” to the recent gen-| join The Star Circle Club right .| of what he or she wants to be after | !t! who vende te the boot, last tine, eral cofivention of that church. away. It doesn’t cost you any- | school days have passed, Just write| Here is, the Iimeric’ P vou 4 eee thing, and you'll be very glad j to Unele Jack and tell bim what | furnish the last Ine of It: " that you are one of us, Lote of | your ambition is and why you have| There wae a young girl of Seattle surprises coming—it will be | chosen, Your letter must not be| Who always was glad to do battle jhanded monkey wrench? | What ts the translation of “E Pluribus Unum"? Is Valladolid a disease or a city?) So woman ts gradually nenmnene like man in figure? At the ¥ Bryan says the Democratic party|time the front row of the is more radical than ever. That is|ha* no place for that kind of f bearing down rather lightly upon | : certain Joe Cannon Democrats in| Ballinger by this \ ‘ Hing books “ j ‘ a GOODBY, OLD 1910, BUT YOU'VE BEEN A |} liste = Christmas tree every | ors than it worde in length.) O70 ening hosker Pepe a [ones cote ot here TY Just send me your name and MPETITION NO, 2. —— oo A great many years ago « lowly ati ot w lter cast of himself to : you'd like to join The Star /itke a very almple thing to ask,| nd all your replies before) the portals of Castle Garden, May-| oo ay verse Ohio man bas 0 gratel : Standing upon the threshold of a new year--a year of hope, Circle Club. A postal will do it. | doown't itt But it may be harder| Thursday night. Next week I will hap at some time prior to that he deat tenet him fs ant hay equirra promise and expectancy-—-we may well picture in words the fruits And | want you all to enter | than you think. Just draw a picture | have some better opes still for the| 8d beard of the splendors of the with a microscope onelels of 1 - lied with Duy of the passing “Old Year.” the Merit Competitions today. | of a dog, the very best you can, and| members of The Star Circle Club. | imperial court at Berlin, the beau | ais ging any Leap and Grip i /goor to a cosonmut Li The grower, from his garden, fields and ranges, has filled our The rules are simple juend St to Uncle Jack. The best| Just send your name on « postal|tifully gilded crown and all that, | 0 ie co Gonate on “Does 80-| grateful moncey mouth ee . storehouses with grain, fruits and meats. 1—WRITE ON ONE SIDE | dog picture drawn by a boy or girl] and be one of the circle. | ut those things were not for him, |® 1°). es Follow the Five | Setter nayine veometing” an That he has not labored in vain is selfevident in the millions OF THE PAPER ONLY. reader of The Star will be reward-| Always address UNCLE JACK, | 4nd history doesn’t record the fact) ii i tego better paying proposition, ef homes where the proverbial wolf does not haunt the door 2—WRITE AS PLAINLY AS [ed with care The Seattle Star. that It grieved him any | eer ene to rT But he became the father of a edly in some homes, relatively few, want and hunger | . ‘ ilinann Avietk Fekes 00.0 tent! Undou' son, destined to appear in the busy | SG Peaiar oe Delione. be months, become | HELEN TAFT’S PARTY GOWN—SHE’S THE |as bad ns Morris made out, any:| marta of trade near and about the |@'Dlodecus from Utah to Pittavure) Your Time Has Come These we believe have, during th twelve : ar and sacred prect s 0 fall at t the , = ship it. It's different with steel jon num a n Intens! of ering | way? Teas and less in m nd intensity of suff me vast. fortune THIRTEENTH WHITE HOUSE BUD aa early age of 11, and in the ye gare thie trelght From the bowels of th rth we have gained pa Policeman Morgan waa strolling | of messenger boy, which he rater | | rt) This ‘ts Miss jalong West Broadway, when be/on shifted that of insurance | It's now denied thet Pasadene| ave | of minerals. } From our forests we have hauled vast quantities of lumber that i | Helen Taft in her {saw a man with bis ear prossed/agent, and stil! later to that of} ith | “comingo ut” = the street car tracks newspaper publisher jsociety girls refused to dance wit | we might be the better housed P 1s abe chines we > millions of. dol- D ‘ T ere are eee tae Semen Wa bere, i ; ws. The pros | “What are you doing there?" Hut during all these days—and| Japanese naval men, You cheered) The beginning of the : These are but a scant’ portion of the material fruits plucked dent's daughter. | {inquired the policeman. yoars—this German Ind held firmly | °° 800, fe sf we New Year is now, This from the tree of 1910. tgnored the tradl- The man looked up with ® most} in his embrace the longing to go tO) 14/0. tetenh ss tein hésike te readan That they have not been shared fairly by al! is of course unjust, tion which pre [annoyed expression. the fatherland, not as the returning indiana telephone gir! avaieay yank is ready for you seribes white for her jaw while jawing but we have taken steps forward, and 1910 has seen the greatest “| am trying to consummate all|son of the immigrant of long ago. | with— advancement toward equal privilege ever witnessed upon this the debutante, | religions into one,” he replied. but as the official representative of | re * one. jas Sas and apptared in } He was sent to Bellevue, where! America to the court of the kaiser { PAPAL LLP $400,000 Cash~- a e: | * 4 And now, as we sip the last few drops of the glass which typt @ gown of an ©x- jhe te atill busy om bis job, though|which fob would allow him to walk Cold i Dev. . fies a year of life, we drain not the dregs, the bitterness of a last quisite new shade |somewhat hampered by the ab-| right up and slap elm I on the Breaks a Id in a y Capital. of rose messaline | seuce of street car tracks. back with « jocular “H pin!” |{ And Cures any Cough that te Strict Attention satin, made with | peatigeee whieh the lowly immigrant would |} Curable. Noted Physician's “kar z a long, pointed | puring the strike of taxicab| never have thought of i Formeta; to Savings Accounts swallow, for there one—not for the most of us 4 A new leaf of life we will at coming midnight turn, but we q need not necessarily blot out the old. i ¥ Blot the year 1910 from memory, from history, and you leave s tunte over 8 <a tdrivers, # timid man hailed a taxt-| To this end Herman Ridder, pub-| S ly. ; 3 frightful chasm o'er which mankind could not leap. underdress, 4 cab at 44th st. and Broadway.| Meher of one of the best known of ae as eae fs iy Gladness and sunshine, happiness and smiles have been the top of the bodice | Having read of strike violence and/German-American newspapers in| Get from any druggist “Two Absolutely Safe 4 allotment of most of us, and we feel thankful and happy for it finished with |assauit on passe Kors, he question-| New York City, has contrived and | ounces of Glycerine and half an Investments. 3 a while still remembering the sorrow, anguish and misery of some polnt lace. ed the driver, axking him why he/ plotted and waited, {t is sald. But| ounce of Concentrated Pine com- s % ae 3 of us She wore some |was not on «trike. while he landed nice fat jobs for all! pound. Mix these with half a pint trong Director. 7 Old Year, we see you not as an old, feeble, incapaciated, use pearls and dis “Well, I did think some of going|of his Jenchmen, from the office |of good whisky. ake one to two ate. x monds about ber | out |teaspoonfuls after each meal and neck. Her soft |] answered the man, “but when|boy up, called in New York whe ce t to the man who owns the| Ridderband,” he has not made his iat bed time. Smaller doses to Certificates of Deposit less ne'erdo-rell. Rather do we look upon you in the prime of 4 your strength, dotng deeds of valor, accomplishing things of mant- } « | lo fk fest good to all; feeding and clothing, educating and ennobling the brown hair was [cab and demanded shorter hourn,| debut at the Berlin court as yet children according to age Any b whole human family dressed =n. & |better treatment and recognition of lone can prepare this at home. This : or ‘g Greater and better things do we expect of your hopeful suc- mass of soft putts | the union, he sald yes to every de We observe that our bald-headed/is the best formula known to Savings Accounts cessor. To record them we do this night start afresh upon another and she carried | mand He sald I could have any-| colleag Henry Edward Warner,| science. There are many cheaper 4 leat. an armfol of pik [thing { wanted from him, if it was| has re-entered the Ilste as an expo-| preparations of large quantity, but y God grant that from the voiceless silence of the buried past you roses an shdWamd jin his power to give it. He said| ment of the Climb-on-papa’sknee|{t don't pay to experiment with a ig may watch the handwriting upen the new page of time and note a with her father jimy interests were his interests, | brand of poetry to boost the sob cir-| bad cold. Be sure to get only the 3 multitade of smiles, an ocean of love, and an unmeasurable quantity and mother to re | first, Inst and all the time.” culation of the Baltimore Sun. genuine (Globe) Concentrated Acecuaia . dectaleall of happiness meted out to all of us and more especially to the least ceive the § 2,500 “My, my £ ~ Pine. Each half ounce bottle before | i in s of us, to the poorest of the poor, and to the sinfulest of all us sin- guests ine tho |ewhat ano She—Do you believe in marrying|comes tn a sesled tin screw-top before Jan. 5, 19 1, get sere. Nowerladen east | owns your cab? for money? - jonse. If the druggist does not} six months’ interest on Farewell, Old Year. room. “1 do.” He--Yes; but, hang it, so do all/nave it in stock he will get it July Ist. . Welcome, New Year. Misa Taft inthe | the gir! |quickly from his wholesale house. a “daughters of the nation” who have | “come out” atthe | ~- White House, but When the human system decline | Bank for Savings despite that an- [the accumulated polsons in the . | i sero number her | blood cause rheumatic pains tn the By the Regal Dentists | | Cor. 3d Av. and Pike St “coming out” re- |jotnts, afiscles and back. T | —ano > j ception was one | warnings should be promptly re bere 8 PM } AZ TITLE COMPANY \, of the most bril- |lteved and serious fllneds avoided } Hant in the his [by using the following prescription ° tory of the exec: | which abows wonderful remaie even| AT You Neglecting. tive mansion, jafter the firet few doses, It will a. = Bn eventually restore physical vigor ? central figure to | Sarsaparilia; one ‘soohas Torin coms our ee ® | the season's guy: {pound; half pint of high grade “ | oties for the |whisky. This to be mixed and used| Physicians and dentists the world over are now saying that pyorrhea younger set [in lexpoonfal doses before each | thirteenth of the ~ aw [ Splendid for Old People Please, Father, enlighten the rich and have pity on them. a Enlighten them in the way of true happiness. Pity them for the pleasures they miss in not knowing the comfort of happy m eration. Teach them that more money often means more worry, and sometimes misery. Let them realize that honest hunger fs far, far preferable to dishonest luxury. Sealskin coats warm only the surface. Overfed stomachs mean coming sickness. Pamper d bodies presage weakened minda. Riotous living surely leads to the madhouse and the grave. Ve hicles a-plenty reduce exercise to the danger point. Point out these things to our rich brethren, we beseech Theo, Ever: . | loose teeth, missin ad aching : ¥ hostess of | meal and at bed time. The bottle » ene, See Soe : for they as well as the poor are your children importance in Washington society will entertain at least once in |to be shaken each time.” Any | teeth will cuuse not only nervous: | Oe - | ness, bad temper, insomnia, insan- | IMPROVED druggist has these ingredients or | will quickly get them for you. Any lone can mix them, Grasping greed induces hatred. Hatred Is disease, an un- iran now healthy symptom, for which the rich are principally responsible— yt Ghrenalleceamind cane mmr for they (oo frequently flaunt their vulgar riches in the faces of the poor who would otherwise be content Teach rich and poor that happiness ts contentment ity and bad stomach, but also loss CITY PROPERTY. of flesh and general breakdown of| RATES REASONABLE. the system. . a ~ Famous beauty doctors claim CALL OR WRITE that nothing spoils beauly as mu as ugly, disfigured and deca | teeth How to solve the problem Call and have us examine your D Paps = mouth free of charge. | ¥ ont i On deposits in the Sav Loose teeth and bleeding gums, | 4id imbibe in his youth ings Department of this pyorrhea or Riggs’ disease posi-/ i tively cured aft and cunning so in- |i bank will be credited on If you have two or more testh u LOAN DEPARTME) WHEN A CITY ITSELF OWNS ALL THE NEW YORK, Dec, 31.—Maybe,;in England or America, but my TELEPHONES you have thought that all that| Express Will and Directions are r |wtuff about the bad reputation of — apn The city of St. Petersburg {s reported to have beaten the |the Connecticut Yankeo, in the |joast he aly world’s record in the installation of telephones for the period of | early days of this country, was a|that low ( one month. During September, 1910, 1,126 new telephones were in- | jok Ma A 5 , , 1,02 ib | @. ybe you think there never | cident to the people of that Country, ‘i m6 stalled. The number now in operation is 29,500, while It was only |were any wooden nutmegs, and|which Is so Interwoven in their |f OUT books January Ist. ned yee efit erly: plank pe meg ae Fag mmr le Age when the telephone service was taken | that story of their manufac | constitutions that all their art can Interest not with of having to * or plat : "Nothing J b y- |ture and sale was just one of the | not disguise It from the world, the Z : ig age tye erage yg | bd When the telephone trust squeezes again, think a ttle harder | many lbele on the Connecticut |many of thom, under the Sanctify. || drawn will be added to || t is Heh lp neeny: lenge | Klsewn: about municipal ownership of telephones. | folk ed garb of Religion, have Badeav principal and beae ont ne vi _ . pnd teeth, “| At ee Slsewhere hey Ss: aa Perhaps so—but read the oured to Impose themselves on the . ee se ana edie ‘ lowing, copled from World for honest Men interest thereafter the BR je tepe a ae oan ae. Rigen Original ana Genuine files of the 8 va office From which we may infer, in}f same as original de fon Plates, guaranteed neve | ’ re it appears in the will ‘vf! ernacular of the present day, | : & > nal gy seagate HORLIC K S Lewis Morris, of Morrisania, ad-|that some worthy resident of Con-|— POSit. M | wh Painless extractions or no pay} d at some time put the New deposits made | accepted IMALTED MILK » on Lewis Morris, and that | We give a written guarantee! t » thereby lost a student. Won up to and including with all work hadider if the old nutmeggers were | ‘Tuesday, January 10th ly * * ] was the biggest fish of the day. Wh bottle came up } EGAL DENTAL OFFICES, | Othets-are oe jf will draw interest from |} y405 +p | i ™ diggest fish of | diay. When the b me ; | f | ind Av., N. W. Corner Union.| The Food Drink for All Ages toute at © gal, Then auing’ vo the Sven Be > Hoe ig | — SUBSCRIBE FOR—. | January Ist, at the rate f|— en ae ee ' | It is told of Victor Moore that, ont on « fishing boat, he began | neg ne gene to complain of a thirst which was consuming his vitals. One or i his companions, unknown to him d a bottle of beer to his | post line. Soon the actor fe’ a tug and b jraw in what he thou “Captain, stop the ship, quick | of | 64 ” . “Why, what's the matt quired the d skipper H | fl L y iH) 0 TH } ( | ate ee eee on nes eee en, | THE SEATTLE DAILY STAR /“FILLYOUR OWN TEETH”) Not in Any Milk Trus' ship is passing over a brewery | O | Fi oO I} Insist on “HORLICK’S i Delivered At Your Home ie | : —| | | 1 If you have n cavity tn tooth: Ht To show my appreciation of the fafr and square policy of the Bank Open Saturday Even- 9)! and tannot attort sxpensiee | Is ¥ Chance | Seattle Daily Star, I herewith subscribe to The Star for » period ing from 6 to 8 o’Clock. | ooige | Ss our PLEASE, Mr. Taft, relieve this holiday monotony by nvain bo eat agp weeninntellacr pring Papeusdbaabcee--pnycchgd cnths o ba - — | iil ey teetly || throwing into us that “confidential” war scare || ed to the following address at the rate of 26c per month in city, 1 CSSD ae mnatt % hacad | M B fi il led Man eee |] 9F 900 per month by mail, | | f. a ea _ IN HIB yo Champ Clark studied for the profession of prize | Fill-o Manufacturing Co., || —————— TT fighting. Th nd congress wili please take notice, 2h eg | 351 Empire Widg., Seattle, Wash. DR. COOK says that Danish explorer, Rasmussen, {s only after self-advertising. Doc has the vorth Pole of sarcasm, all right, STRI r We are the only peopl - J ee STRE oe COP CUOO C0000 awh ee obe kas das © . akiig this Liberal WE'RE telegraphed that the Washington diplomat r ny : " = £ America makit is Wi raphy pa hingto oma corps Mutual Life Bldg., Corner 3 : : ? Because we kaow spent Christmas “appropriate And we'd been worrying lest Cut out and mail to The Seattle Star, Seattle, Wash, " & : 2 t eF fer, Why? Because we they wouldn't | First Av. and Yesler Way « Se Riggs’ Eczoma-Dandrutt Cure & | > is - Ae | | § z s> the hair grower, and we a A FEW more explosious, with nobody nominated as chief | 5 c eu Ml going to show y it we fall dynamiter, and the general public will suspect that Los Angeles Winter Schedule Sttestive Coto! F 4 A w P cig uw» §) tor ‘ou on a three montht {6 doing her own exploding STEAMSHIPS 5 ‘ Ly "ed Le br | 3 ut contract, you pay us nothiadl TN ai a Windes, Mise Cink oiisata “PRINCE GEORGE” and “PRINCE RUPERT” B|E N L e P| > » gu wate eed ia Thy iictent Ba ie show al t é 4 the clergy have got to go | us Poiees Menaee elie TE ne een” gene ns 4 T R a3 ye z efit to you 50 cents be: © preaching again tewart and Queen Charlotte Iainuds | uw tr t this doe i | DAYLIGHT RIDE TO VICTORIA L Y| ce : o SAVE YOUR TEETH aa i known, how IN PRESENTING to White House employes, Taft Leave Leave Vancouver, The above letters spell “square et 2 1 Make » Dotter, || Pleas you t be keene hestaedd the unmarried ¢ bk’ dist thier ci one'e tote | Senttle, West |deal.” Call at 1314 First av. and ? gver, ange ’ one whole tur all to one Awful! | J see for yourself | & <<« , alp di es ce ms a? weethode tn Don ‘all and get acquainted with : at is tal 3,000,000 people are starving in China in consequence | as ‘a > wi 58 conn rey Teputat Call and i of flood and famine. There is nothing small about China. Her " € oO Sites ter Seek cate \° :. Grower alamitie r ways On @ Sngnitiongs scale, and more » pity. w ‘ ‘ ‘ f of w a e a oe The A. P. Riggs Hair IT'S expected that the grand jury will indict 1,500 me r wv < ate < £8 re ments, Sor f those voters held out for $10, too. At these rates, | 7 . - r KANO. ¢ $ = * <° + Th: that Ohio ; Redan lich ureter cae Buy or Sell Real Estate. Business Chances. Ses w < 9° Ki = angen gyening 1216 Third Ave. Classified Page. |oe-o8 4 york, |