The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 10, 1911, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR ¢ Valted ® ished dalty by Phe Sar Publishing Ge | Star Dust] [Re KRHA REAR RRR * on |* TODAY'S GOOD SHORT ONE & eee eee ee eeeee ERR REE Ee Du find her attractive ndeed. She is just ost alluring age—old enough know better, but not quite gh to do better,”"—Yale Re “Do y the exploita Yes selfish ends is called “al wy neyed sharks fo at the to ord example: A comt the streets of a city ate bus: enterprise ation the people of a with their ets for good, by running street is called ism, with the dreadful bugaboos of battle ' and sudden with that word " tion for t own leg ness a view to utilizing on them, Ac ty er own of al d tagged death that a ‘social murde Y rob w thrall of it ¢ wont to go buil poss stuff It's fa WONDER what some of these national guardsmen who have been fighting each other so bitterly will say if they have to stack up against @ real war on the red hot Mexican border? ahaa interpreter e duchens father's r ried n and le on a son , Marina sald to have who died at t buried as th hes 1 “0! into the language, as well as re Marina, wi the conquer He ord and baptized the enslaved duchess “Malina.” The Spanish interpreter could speak #0, upon discovering that Marina could speak easily transmitted. Marina, moreover. Wseful, so Cortes contrived to k Was very quick, and she in his dealings with her people. For two years sbe the favorite of a great conqueror and mothe But one day Dona Cortes arriv suaded by the priest to Marina's stead a short tt time an insurrection broke out in H« had died, be sent for Marina. Th bad killed his wife, and in order to stop this rep te t@ marry one of his officers, whom she scar Marina never lived with her husband, but home, where she died at an early age. living long Bitterly the part she played in the downfall of her but FLASKS { into sla arning At th hands o: ef oF Tabascans, | others awcan ¢ red ther wh was as of contint to bim was 8 ation Cuba, and Marina was per Dona Cortes only ruled tn sickened and d At th and, as 1d insinuated that Yes, the exposition is pretty nea forgotten now, it like a waste of dynamite New York, anyhow looks to jolt ONE good thing about the more years. legislature. It won't meet for two JOSH WISE SAYS A teller from th back tried roads ame city to go Have you ever th’ soll Morning foliowing? That evening in words most of the little sister, or m Shoored late, it was concerned » more | » Undoubtedly you That's what they And when the brill buzz. burr, BANG! of the midst of your pleas: For emphasis we re’ Don’t do it again. f Middletown, N. Y @n early hour, began Chaff, an illustrator f under his pillow, h Sprague was sommo The shoulder was iu a sling several weeks set the alarm clock ter use th’ they wur had ter th before hard an be dug out o me nol an Aeroplane Ca Canada has barred systematic immigration of negroes from the United States as undesirable. This seems to be more than we dare to do with the Japanese | “THEN IT HAPPENED’ dl iy 0 houlder was ¢ hand reset artiatic WHAT'S in a name? Hillman started the “Garden of Eden” addi tion. “ D called the es al Obscenity has been It is not that, for it ing It off generates still The vulgar ntterance polluting to the mind that o it than it is even to the mind that receives it The loud, loose laugh it invites is a fitting compliment to it Observe and you will note that the laugh which follows an ob Jest never has the true ring of genuine-merriment. The fine bilities revolt and put into it a tone _ harshness It Ig not uncommon to hear m: egret that tt able to bear in mind for repetition stories they have hear ered cholcely indelicate. They ought to be glad of it. Tt Moral excellence lies in forgetting them as as the laugh is over Nobody It ne sewerage that it of the throws off. gen nd in turn mor {8 more ginates | never nsid- | and | 00 brief forced r thought more f you be e you think better of yourself. of unclean and ft never suse speech will OBSERVATIONS WAPPY faces court tomorrow. Washington head of ver ma could see old earth And what is asked Marmaduke cord Oh, that f the n We want Prot. the ea JUST think! once Diaz's doctor The the Mex insurrectos was ga ° © to FIGURES on. gold production tu the England simply bad to have it | o.-0 * 0 does It will buy and preserve the boyhood of | Marmaduke, giving rest of the country will smilingly appro |playfol yan eae is Be | THEY get ‘em once in a while. Ask Abe Ruef. o 0 9° | JACOB AIS says “the next. president will be a democrat | Mr. Bryan.” An interesting prediction, since Mr. Rils is one of Closest chums Transvaal continue to show replied why ied rip cord a aue MISSOURI Twain, and the THE END, NOT HIS FAULT ehool report card appointing to me “Can't help it, pa—I wanted to {fill it out myself, but the idn't let me y son, |i very di hie sie your Teddy's eo of¢@ PRESIDENT TAFT and Mayor Busse of Chicago met + unanimously agreed that they are about the biggest States—-around the girth cently 1 in the and United | HE GOT BACK 6 6} 0 THOSE 138 first cabin passengers whom $130,000 worth of jewels weren't found must bave Opinions about Mrs. Drummond on d Drummond ome rather warm PORTUGAL'S to have election in April ing the opposing sides. What one editor can guese isn’t worth trying to find in the dictionarie: ° 0 © SOME railroads, uxly about the flecision, are cancelling orders for new take Brandeis’ prescription to cance Cccm WOODROW WILSON, though president, can speak in the language of the people. Hear rring to the fight on the old Jersey boss: “It is not a difficult or capital operation to cut off @ wart. You don't have to administer an anesthetic, It can be done While you wait.” Then the audience roared. JOIN AN EILERS with ri call ub editors another in lead: Portu interstate commerce hs. They I inefficient officials. com locome imp! Mrs tool. . Mr. Henpeek—Thought some. thing like that would happen v marriage made you and me one Henpeck—You're a perfect PLANO CLUB person, “he did the public teacher | ' STAR With s YOO COUN SIDEWALK THEY HIS IDEA THE MILKMAID EXPLAINS. “What are you doing, my pretty maid?” I'm watering the said “But ian't that wrong, my pretty 7 "m drowning microbes, sir,” the milk, king she HE HAD HOPES. Mra. Slowboy—He getting along at Prote I him, madam at hoy laziest boy I ever Mrs, Slowboy say you have Profe gin ow is my foasor? hopes of He's the now hool, pr great Then why at hopes if he to study he’s too lazy to do yo of him? ssor— Because ever be stop ee ee ee ed * * This mournful tr * where * Slow rises oppre nfeawed worth by sed poverty Johnson + eeeeeeet * * * pede i SUCH 1S FAME A tall, welldre center of a financiers. “What did that man do to make himself so famous?” asked an inno cent bystander “To the best of my knowledge and belief,” answered th group of frenzied FRIDAY, MARCH WERE 1915 ed man was the! cynical New Tuberculosis Remedy Based on Medicine 10, 1911 | Meme Hkh O1rk SOULE ford Lk TIMAM ¥@% LOYAL fore The pund h phia Cen cast owl a Pt wn to you FIRST AVE. NEAR PIKE Bread Cakes Pies Butter Eggs Cheese Coffee and Teas English Pies ‘Chinaman Learns to Fly---Now He'll Go Home and Teach His Countrymen How to Touch Skies CHINESE AVIATOR PREPARING FOR A FLIGHT FRANCISCO, March 16 the only Chinese aviator ck to Ch BAN Fong Yee ha ina to give before the chief ne of the many He wa lege and aking advanced elec: | str tudy, While at| patt much interest) ¢ mont re merican- | the educated at | the graduated | de wed t of wirele able wa a number |g made his biplane nment FONG YEE Only Chinese j bow autifu purit man be Ch ity and cleanll maken Answer news. weifint | Editor Star gratulate feket advil r paper ounctlmen is Ko t and not b you o and will Razo In cultiv F likes pride, which ok, no matter And by being people wit, the where seen matter be, sh clean, no Electric com ey and you will you BROWN 9 Minor Av r. J, TRAYNOR Dear Star for the bond Da hank The t to MEALS ERY ED. chy of of Telegraph. Aerogram Alarm Clock $1.00, Special Set the alarm. Don’t fear; it will call teaue The p fight the but w aid of your ithout uable paper the not have 2998; Tod “990 OTHER BARGAINS _ Yours for Bargains Spinning’s Bargain Store 1415-1417 Fourth Avenue Latest Spring Styles tn Pattern Hats Now Ready for Inspect Blocks Now wr endk Sew PLUMES—Willowed. MODEL MILLINERY TALKS ON TEETH By the REGAL DENTISTS Up-to-Date Dentistry FREE DELIVERY Mrs. Kendig's Genuine Home-Made, High-Class Cakes, Pies, Bread, Rolls, Fruit and Nut Breads BOOTH 136 SPECIAL | FOR SATURDAY 63¢. Sold everywhere + 50¢, Maple, Lady Baltin Florodora ¢ for Nut a KIMBALLS HOME COOKING—QUICK SERVICE SANITARY CREAMERY CO.—Stal! 23, Lower Floor FRESH BUTTER AND ROGS—CHEESE SPECIALTIES . make this stall you | | Noarly rapid headquarte: all of SPECIAL Rex Bacor n seemed want of of the ib BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE stopped & J. W. VANDEVORT STALL 114 [§/& Moses to Dental the laggards Dentists plugged up the holes ia unsound teeth, and when they too far gone pulled them o supplied the deficiency with a “ tial plate,” or a so-called (both being poor natural teeth), just land grandfath |did before them A short time 4 ise science was among rh. Strawberries and Asparngus for Saturday W. W. CRENSHAW FIRST AVENUE ENTRANCE CEYLON TEA actually worth $1.00 per ib CEYLON TEA AND COFFEE co. Katrance to Sanitary Market Kh subst SMITH'S MELTON MOWBRAY STYLE PORK PIES TRY THEM STALL 19 Lower Floor of dentistry nounced to the world by t Dental Co. and Our M storing missing teeth w aid of plates or bridge w hailed by the profession Eo by the layman Large 16¢ size bottle of Mrs. Hughes’ Home-Made Mayonnaise, AT STALL 21—LOWER FLOOR 10¢ ot out ork wae nerally, who was wonder step norte FREK CPPY DELIVERY TOGO VEGETABLE CO. Special Sale, Saturday—Potatoes and All Kinds of Vegetables STALL NO. 140 VEGETARIAN BOOTH All Good, Home-Made and Hygienically Prepared BOOTH 126 HYGEIA FOOD co. Grocery Goods and Fancy China Selling at 50 Per Cent Discount PLANTATION MILLS—Stalls 45-46, Lower Floor in advance a all met practiced Our Method of restoring briefly this Where there are two more teeth left in either jaw, we can, by means of Our Method, y all that have been lost, a them fast In the mouth. having to cumber up the mouth with @ plate. We perform no surgical op tion, and do not bo cut into the gums-—-in sho » is nothing about the one need dread and, best of » We give a written guara all work REGAL DENTAL OFFICES. 1405 Third Av., N. W. Cor. Union Sti tar is anxtor 1s to se every subseriber gets bis paper every night. If yo fails to come by 6 o'clock } notify the circulation d of The Star and a pa sent you by special Main 9400 or Ind. 441, th is Special—Pork and Peas, 15¢ can . + -B'for 4 STALL 117 men, » with: Maghrso S CIDER MILL Pur Vinegar Treen Cigars Pure Apple ¢ cider Cherry sttermaitk STALL 42 Come & gallon Tobacce he that JOHN F, MILLER Ww. R. Cc Second Floor FRIDAY AND SATURDAY messenger