The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 3, 1911, Page 4

4 THE SEATTLE STAR The Star & = Co time Powe BUT & ceren Tt Mre It know Was ta one hand Tha dand. w If she ain with Ekfeit? Has Bkfelt want? Undoubdte fm the it was it, but What t a wife One of the really humorous things in the present campaign is trying to claim credit for free collection of garbage. There to ward from him until public opinion aroused by The Star and the Municipal League forced him to abandon a plan that would fet downtown property go free while the people who owned homes paid. { the lawye d that the ery of justi mi ee and t are a laws ha n Kross TOK pena judiciary, to w penalty ot recall of th: The cution of the to the crime The big corpé & science, judges scient jes it is will pr pmplex The to this plea brated lawyer ernor of ¢ Mr before any judge this substantial cheated and law made It is the thing in a nutshe Justice, and the defendants b Verdict of all rying this e ace hnson Maryland Lunch room at 3rd and Jefferson, shows Dilling 203, Gill 318. If Ditling runs that close in Gill's Firet ward, what will they do to him out in the residence districts? AND A LITTLE CHILD LED THEM Poteet, 30 cattle ranches, with a little one dreamed it would ever But a slip of a girl asked some water to i ny of the possibilit bored for water. At a th of The country was revolu and orchards, fine homes and ine Literally, a child led intles se dr be Ther iontz tle prosperity Street railway monopolies claim that t hangers Profits, while those passengers who the For mMstance, strap hangers paid the in the r. Might iderate isn't it he strap uve eats pay pera Sea of De arth com month em capital of New Mexico, went last 10 years went forward from opulation from Phoenix, Ari 10 years And that’s just the difference ween the cor by the two states. New Mexico's goes back; A zona 5.544 to 11,134 In the same titutions prepared | zona’s goes forward. | The Duwamish valley people will swell the Interurban $662,979 during 1910 glad to learn that they helped company’s profits to the magnificent sum of OBSERVATIONS BOSTON’S bragging about a supposed to be “out at that can count 19. But a cat is at 9 | ALREADY th from incoming st too. are mships ansfter ad it of first-< looks entire! lass mails feasible, WHEN Brother Carnegie declares that war against their God,” he ntly forgets tha gods that were pretty warlike. a crime of nations} some of the nations have controls the New whipped to a frazzle swindled last November ENTHUSIASTIC endorsement reached the public streets, New York York republican OLD GUARD now, though body wa mn again | gh some wituat Looks as the ° of the Aldrich central bank has It was issued from the corner of Wall and Broad and bears the name of one Morgan. | ° TAFT'S new secretary is to be a man of political experience can steer him straight to they say. But he more than experience. He will want genius in large chunks. om ues PROPOSED memorial of the great emancipator is a road starting at the-cabin in Kentucky, where he way born, and running through Indiana and Illinois to Springfield, to be called “The Lincoln Way ° who econd term will want AFTER war {9 abolished, the fund is to be used to abolish “th vious, we would like to nominate “next.” income from Carnegie’s great peace next greatest evil If not too pre conditions that produce Carnegies as Brig é CORNELIUS BLISS has retired from “active politics,” York paper. Cornel was on active in bagging what they had on ‘em while Uncle Mark Hanna was acti in keeping the pistol’s muzzle | under thelr noses, in the good old times of fostering infant trusty by | big campaign funds says a New o o ° REPORTED that 60,000 Bibles have been placed in hotel bedrooms in the United States and Canada by Christian commercial travelers, And the heathen hotel keepers kick like steers over increased lighting the carrying @ City J over here bills, probably caused by un-Christian commercial travelers sitting up to see what the Bible's about, AMENT anashed and roared like a el CAESAR'S L wild thel ea ghed raised h his boasted powe » hasten th NOT BORED PROOF OF HER ABILITY. The O ant un magine she has won mn wh ® mat she talke extreme! versational The Other—That's yarkable discretion She HASTY EXIT nd, when hen you *t plan vund calmly in doubt is just turn And butt right eeeeeeeeeee ee ee ee | NESS. EYE TO BUS! A GREAT CHANCE ne to & con er Mile > catch mca ol was hurrying te ain, “w wa fiteh and why ee es THE STAR—FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1911, Mra. to shovel Plumpiggton—Percy, the all the walks out.—-From Puck A STEADY afraid INCOME I'm of able Mine to make anything out That's a edt I've te read in the If the r nostril hold bi tp tri both head ry man TURN ABOUT IS FAIR PLAY “When you punish your boy, about how you are only doing We have a friend whe tr were big enough, dad, I'd return yo do you spring that old one on him t because you love him?” hat once, and his son answered, ‘if | ur love Osgar und Adolf SY FRED you haf as a night 1 dit, but in t ot to kip all td. ‘ot wase der tr hy, dere wass two to sleep und t tm ins 4 may be come I should right avay BEYOND THE STYX SHE. WAS WILLING midly )—-Mins Peachly —er { you by 1 call and I dow d care er t be ve I sho to call me by your Inst name Here's a funny thing for T've walked in with f There's such a thing as joke too far Ea varnal ner he tm Kansas | SCHAEFFER. stanteless to me id abouid r dox der dog vat nited me tnight der odder feller He tolt me of some bark if my friends had | aye | Smart answers from behind the counter drive away customers AT BACON RIDGE Clerk—Four or five of those racing balloons are supposed to pase today. Storekeeper Jason—Yes, that’ of sugar out in the yard uncovered by heck! why | am leaving those barrels 'f customers find any sand in them we can blame it on the balloons throwing out ballast | ain't been in the business 20 years not to have my eyes peeled to an opportunity Anyhow, Weary Willle doesn't The famous Hoosac f $1,000,000. tunnel tn h to worry about his laundry bill, | Massachusetts will be electrified at No Wonder What's bis business?” Well, as near as T can make out, he is matrimonial agent for his | seven daughters, WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 3, 1911 Dear Dad Dear, dear, the presidential cam: paign is already upon us, 17 months before the national convention! This republican progressive league is certainly an opening gun. What does it mean? Look at the names of the signers, Bing! Every one of th ready to go to the last ditch to”prevent ‘Taft's renomi nation! Oh, I guess there will be presidential politics befor the conventions are held some If 1 were a betting 1 put a few simoleons on the long chances of Robert M. LaFollette as a presidential possibility. ‘This organization of the progressives looks to me like a LaFollette or- ganization, One thing you can't get away from. The declaration on the subject of popular govern ment leaves Mr. Taft out of it. Mr. Taft i® already on record as op- posed to the initiative, referen- dum, the recall, and all kinds of n 1 would sthings like that, You remember | what he said about the Oklahoma | constitution, and his subsequent remarks on the subject of consti-| tution making in New Mexteo and Arizona? Mr. Taft believes in the “safe and sane.” All popular government manifestations are the “unsafe and insane,” therefore, when organize for popular government we certainly leave Mr. | Taft on the rocks, we Secretary Norton, “the $40,000 | wonder,” is to return again to} the realms of high finan Ia it possible that he is so soon dia uraged in his announced pur- pose to rescue the Taft adminis tration? |,, The program of the special priv- flege members of this congress is a | program of nonaction. Hvery effort will be made to have no action on the tariff commission, the ri. mer case and the Borah resolution for popular election of senators. Sincerely, RATH, snow Just make | immo 'The warship ia wo deep I & path big enough for me THE GUNNY SIDE A little now then swear word means wrote nineteen ter pring now Randall--"What do y you meet an (rresisttbl Kaito I introduce bh Life The Sun Do Shine at Lact! 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