The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 11, 1911, Page 4

gro tion the pressed rs w Hoops va. Hobbies. old 1 days ing fires and to | The years dark WANTED have been But we have A MA) Miss Gould. and could "9 who married JOHNNY BERESFORD, Lord Decies. ‘aged 18, is 44 years old. Papa Gould looked Johnny over find no flaws in his character. We think we see ourselves marry &@ man of 44 who has no flaws! Not so you could notice it, Mabel One of the g Feb. 3rd, for the bene considering recall of the ures. This speech was position under the federal accuse us of This lawyer is held in @ large practice. He ficale courage, esty Make up a goo patriot, and was once ot tiorming his duty to the pul + With flashing eyes and raised ha Yer walked the f the Calif @traigned the laws courts justice. He derided the constitution of the Uni tional political guide. He declared that there for thé liberty of the common man that it wa men who considered p ) t man He ridiculed the assumed right preme court to overrule the congress He said that th ige the recall of all ot or courts ruled, porations Lots more along these lines ng the heart, was presented by Attorney He was in contempt of the ( all the courts in the United States. We think that Mr. Heney laration is of nationa! importance is a man of high standing in every “men of his calibre throughout the fecis? It will not do to try to put t tion as “cranks,” “rebels,” Justice, now administered of Class and Privilege. All patriotic ditions feel this, and no hoary, ir ulated procedure, no rotten pre of remedy! | governme Socialism or Ar He head citiz n thr chamber wor of ria senate and as shameless ler the the final ana and the courts t re the ire aratic hot Francis J tates con ring ons Heney nite was n feeling are as down Anar with hist shameless mistre “Soci $ as men, all « stent must fundamer | edent stand i y} EDNA GOODRICH GOODWIN declares that she cannot talk of her), ext marriage as there is “no man in her life.” How they do hate us after they've got us signed up for $1,700,000, or so! | OBSERVATIONS THOSE Philippine earthquakes have quieted down to 15 ° bridal an outfit o trous per da THAT Gould girl's thing to pawn would be seau ¢ $50,000. What a like that! o © burned gain. ALL ¢ with Missour No great ¢ laws of the without session small o oO m they've “won nine up loss some MEX insurrectos cla But the to be awfully reckless about holding on to them ee ae KING GEORGE seemed to look at that good deal as a fellow does at a cold storage fast. of n his plat ope ess rer eee swallow that item about a air until he gives his name. San Franciscan They “smoke” too mu WE'LL not $1,000,000 to the at Frisco. willing h ° ° fraternity’s all stirred up again how the lawyers got it in 4,000 ° legal learn Uncle ins! OKLAHOMA brought suit to Indian jand of neces ° 6 people are win ° who been Indiana, have in DANVILLE, rece tions from the climate vary, THOSE pure food Bausages aré covered was horsehide. IL, society grand jury ° sharps at with sulphide eo 6 Washington Cracky! now announce that We'd been thinking it © 0 Oo COSTS the country 20 cents per mile while congre: route to and from Washington. cost while he’s in Washington. oo observes that “in the unhappiest are covered with dust.” Wrong, no such books, eae ae SUPREME court of California couldn't even pass promptly on ‘a matter of its own error on technicalities, Gives Ruef two weeks tore time so that his lawyers may study law and that a full bench may be sitting. man is en But that’s nothing compared to the ° A BACHELOR girl cook book and the Bible In such homes there are homes dear the girl! ° o °o COUNTESS DE SWIRSKY, dancer, convulsions. A critic says: “Over the stage she swept with her bare her scanty draperies scarcely covering her, and everybody acknowledged that never before had they looked upon so scantily almost threw Omaha Into \* A Complaint Mabel—Mr. Muggins compliment last night Stelia—What did he say? Mabei—He said | was sugar Stella truth for a lot of sand paid me a just like| We once he evidently told the You certainly have TROUBLE COMING, the nat saw an ostrich | looking ire dust Had to Do It said the prison to the who was acting have ms. the ere udge out those interrn { the court But you to waste your the honor rejoined an | do? t for me vacuum prin brick . non waved the #| the other day ® bill, He says * stand by th mtil bis right # away. The Dan- ® something & Joe Ci * shirt over the pension going to of “61 Unele #® bluddy * he's * *® ar & ville quotations are & like $10 a wi * kkk tk! JOSH - ~ WISE * gh to pick| again? 4 | R08 | | | | front | that pipe: introduc tobacco wa Which leads us to remark that There was maiden Rhoda. once @ named wh right neck She ruined her stomach And now she's a fizz-leal wreck, “Why didn't » kissed you?” “He threatened me.” How? He sald if 1 did he’s never kiss again. you scream when me Failed to Make Good, The One—Yes, he was arrested ause he made a bad impression The Other—Why, how was that?| The One—Well, you see, he be clad a Nagrand in public.” But he adds that everything was in good wasn't as good at counterfeiting as | f he thought he was, with | | | But oft > STAR—SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 191f. ron vs AND GLMLA THE FEMININE FAILING REWARDS FOR NEXT WEEK A cash prize of $1 will be paid to the boy or girl under 15 who submits the best pen-and. ink drawing (on white paper) of a scene that will illustrate this sentence: “The Place | Would Best Like to Live.” Now, then, this is not so simple as the mere drafting of a pretty girl's face. Uncle Jack hopes that every boy and girl in the club will atrive to win the prize this week. —If you haven't suc ceeded in the previous contests don’t give up hope now Book rewards will be given for the best riddies next week, also, Uncle Jack will give three fine books free for the thr best original riddies. Contest closes Thursday even ing, 80 mail your contributions by Thursday noon at the latest Address UNCLE JACK, CARE THE STAR, Seattle, Wash. didn’t mar But Osgar und Adolf BY FRED SCHAEFFER you know PRIZE DRAWINGS. traty hing by worst part 4 lard ewing machtn: yund the six Tom Inquiry € maw ation of ni use, my boy to conserve the pie An HOW IT GETS THERE increasing ISITIVE an, what T tell’ notion that. business. an scanty haired man. what I tell my wif notion that ar a?" exclaimed hb . a. and ere with before the idea dominates = jpanion. Fou othe ona town At Wilkesbarr fell in a keg HAPPENED. bet it does,” ref tells it to he “within & week it's pub ivate She business. Ballinger-¢ 4. This d vow. Amor At leas quite anningham bills is gener Pinehe f ad did the powd: Washington and the nds of ¢ congress. He the democrats and the republicans that it well to authorize Mr to refer the Cunni 8 to the So M must them, or thewt s00n N-etor 2G | cl Maw Well apartment wasn't even Ra: gham Bal Mr How did he eseape? He alighted on t {neteen-story bullding next not t | ger Edwin, after inform arg al courts xe a t again, but yet. Maw,|4 in A“ nd the can x amen label my sop, is a peregri-| nating individual with a penchant for soliciting provender and avoid.) | ing igneous material awa’ ing dissection.” That's funny, maw; was a hobo. money? not earn it, Edwin, asking for it.” sewing machine resign he is the ¢ Ballinger | democrat |He hee of I say, fnther, can whisky No, my On, I Why? mother son rd to tell on you. | Sei | “THEN IT HAPPENED” |icccnte.” | Mr jof the IT have I thought a How does a a: an tramp . { President ex tramp eart rink He do Is the a tramp, maw? No, hardly Well, he goe money, doesn't he True enough What does he work at, maw? Going round and asking for portunity But, if that’s what a tramp does, t the tramp working, too? No, Edwin; because he et the mone neither does the lector. He hb hing on a tramp, h | you are annoying me. would like to read this mag: | supplement on ‘Sent | Around the World on a Bet; or, body Cared If He Nev While I do so, please for yourself into the back yard if the w is safe on the| an into pow it is possit inger may remain secretary jor until that time. But been talking to many demo- | erat and they say that without a | shadow of a doubt, if Mr. Ballinger remain u i that date the jeratie house will jump at to impeach him My in that h a reso. throug h So there Sc is collecto: (Our Daily Discontinued Story.) « round asking for| But he works.” demo k the op jormants te | lution would g |with a rush Ise you are RATH doesn't sewing machine n't got} atory and line. But Edwin! “But, maw, door now money Who, a tramp?” No, a sewing machine collector,” | It was No, indeed, ‘Tell him I just gave | chival ny last plece of change to a poor|on the ds. Here and there man who lost $3,000 worth o! kg | 4 porte cochere rolled by with gaily in the Mississippi river flood eaparisoned champignons, the But it turned out be a pants bowing to those garcons who g tickets to a sofa pillow sipped their pommes de terre under he bought two. the striped cafeterias of the Rue de |Cuckoo, So much for local color BESIDES A PURSE. | Tonopah Z, Blazes of Nevada life the birdman leads, strode along in a broad brimmed Whose forte is going up; | white Stetson, smoking a plug of} For when back to the earth he/tobacco, He was in bad frame of speeds |mind and a strange country. In so sa loving cup |doing he jostled Count Peroxide de Birmingham Age- |la Pomatum, the dappter {dol of the Beau Monde, Brushing himself with Ja scented moucholr, the count slap: ped Tonopah Z% Blazes with his dainty digits and exclaimed “Caviar! I challenge ze to an du’ell!” maw, -Oh, O-bey!” there's one at Shall I give maw!" the him in Paris of the bou' The beauty and world was swarming to man rat Absolutely Pure The only baking powder made from Royal Grape | Cream of Tartar He Herald. The while our birdman’s going up His heart with rapture jumps; instead of loving cup, gets his bumpty bumps. Youngstown Telegram, He Law of Financial § Practical Meth Pathway of Roses (The End.) Shes Good advice the good don’t need jand the bad won't heed. Dr. Make Dentist, moved to toom 620 Northern Bank Buildin) . 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ARNOLD ZBINDEN THE TEAMSTERS’ BEST FRIEND INTRODUCED BILL TO RAISE THE WAGES FOR ALL STABLEMEN “_ OTHER LABORERS 4 |Has Worked Inslatontly to Upbuild the Fire Depart- ment, Which Is Shown by the Efficiency of That Service Today. Arnold Zbinden, ha: continuously been a member of the| leity council the Sixth \¥ ard He a candidate election to ¢ larg For the past |Zbinden has been chairman of the | ft and water committee of the | council. In this capacity his work in upbuilding the municipal water |department, placing it on a paying is, and at the same time lower ing both fixed nd meter rates to water consumers, has demonstrated j the fact that this important branch }of municipal government has had Lee more intelligent and hard-work-| ing supporter. since 1904 representing is now fice for | as councilman-at-} ven years Mr. COUNCILMAN ARNOLD ZBINOR leaders tn every the council mote ity. efor > pro | 1, ThreURhoUt the period he has been the city 7 in the council, Mr, Zbinden has la. bored without cessation to upbuild| _ All these the fire department to ity present | the re ‘ds of th high state of efficiency, He helped |ctl. Refer to them create the municipal lighting de-| It will give jPartment and has given it his best | as to one « |Support since its formation, Mr, Zbinden was th maa ie Mr, Zbinden was the \ ‘ are n who was the initiator and intro ate he Denny hill regrade pro-| duced the bill to raise wages of M4 oan Me darwely instrumental) all stablemen, as well as other It i It to @ successful con-| borers, There b is here seems to some mm. He has been one of the misunderstanding on this count... @ are fact t by coun* you a < istom your votes an early advo