The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 13, 1911, Page 4

ESS t k i ®. let than fina are ©, have you? the thought charging ary! And breathe anc never adeis stepped on. Oh, why ca be permitted to run their own t ¢ Sometimes we foc! that our boa ue is only Heense gone mad! HELP TO IN PURSUANCE of his new policy of hanging onto what he| The Hookkeeper—The fact that hase left, your esteemed Uncle Sam has withdrawn 3,700,000 acres of | you arandfather has marrie oll land from entry, whereat there is a considerable “holler” in certain | again seems to please you, Wilh | parts. Weil, let ‘em “holler”! Office Boy--I guess so. Ain't 1] Cholly—I suppose your slater got another grandmother ter die/hae a great many admirers? i jnow when I want ter go to the| Johnny #; but she's only en-| When Times Are Dull ball game ! gaged to three of ‘em Mr. T. DeWitt Cuyler, d f the Pennsylvania rallroad, re after spending the winter in Egypt and motoring France, remarks to be dull for about. Things And the banks than they are ave are very sound, the ra Q8d trust companies were nev today. Nothing orry about for Mr. T. DeWitt Cuyler ¢an motor back to Italy a @ number of persons in the banks and trust cc some of them a good ¢ let's make things as t upanies, LONDON expects to pocket fully MRS. CATT has gone on a tour $150,000,000 on the coronation. of the world in the interest of wo ‘That's what English kings are for—| man suffrage, but she'll come back te make trade brisk. Is It a Hung Jury? Week after week goes by Standard Oi! and tobacco trust cases, which go to the Question of private oly in America. What's the matter Supreme court of the United States? Here's one guess Justice enter 1s disqualified in these cases because he passe upon them as a member of the cireult court. That leaves eight jus ties to decide the question now, and these eight are split right down the middie—four for, four against. “A hung jury root of the with th Either that or else the court, realizing the epoch-making character} ‘of its decision, is getting up a document that shall be an immortal and Classic “peach,” fit for the admiring contemplation of this and al! sub sequent generations “WALL STREET is dead! ess in Ne York flat! Sp tion a joke!” advertises a chap in financial co of a New Yo Paper, and he invites gentlemen h money to burn to join him in @@ing to South America. Property in Thought Society has thrown every safeguard around property tn money Jand, goods and chattels, but it is only now beginning to make up to What it owes to the manufacturers and owners of thought Prietors of ideas to the pro- Under the terms of the new British copyright law, the heirs of @uthors will be secure in the ownership of the prope for 50 years iter the author dies. Furthermore, the copyright extends to lectures, Speeches, newspaper matter, photographs and tra: ns If the law is generally adopted, it will be a crime to pick a man's Drain as much as to pick a man’s pocket, and you will have no mor Fight to build a philosophy on his original thought than to bulld a house on his cor lot—at least. without Observations TEXAS has an an “onion queen,” e owner's permission with a $100,000 crop of sald vege ° 8 o KING AHAB'S ivory palace has been ‘We prefer a bungalow for ours Ko 0 AMERICAN nobility is doing bravely these days, having dined the king of Sweden at Nice. dug up in Samaria, but “Pe Se DOG meat is becoming popular in Sax and sells at higher prices than horse meat. Say, let's be vegetarians Ke > MINNESOTA has abolished the « @tand for it, preferring to let mur ath penalty lerers go free. Juries wouldn't o o ° MRS. GROVER CLEVELAND, by Fecelving hospitalities everywhere in Ex Fésentative of whom we all are proud ———— iful and mode She fs an Seattle, May 11 Eaitor Seattle Star Too bad Mayor Dilling vetoed the DM prohibiting smoking in street ept in compartments. Yes, y have a right to smoke, a 1911. ex will not let this ma drop until they get clean cars for 2 A STAR READER uncilmen er editor of The Star Dear Sir: The se s of article you are printing by Governor John. again they may not, that depends son of California deals with the long places and conditions. A man corruption of the politics that id not be permitted to smoke state by the rm Pacific-Union When his doing so makes women Paci fic mon @nd children sick. I have a son in High school who comes home every night with sick headache because of monopoly (local ¢ Oregon and Washing & Navigation Co.) is the cars being filled with smoke jea g to prevent hart de Tm fact, he says he is sick before velopment and cheap dock in Rie gets to school in the morning! Seattle just as they have in @nd unfit for study. 1 took him | California cities—Oakland, San Pe t & doctor and he said “tobacco dro, etc. What the 8. P. boss, Her smoke is poison to him.” | rin, I know little children who get ®ick every time they ride on the was in California, is in Washington, Is it not @ monstrous thing that J. D. Farrell ars if men are smoking this raflroad boss should undertake This idea of letting men smoke! in the courts and in the legislature om the five rear seats is an outrage.|to thwart the efforts of the com As well smoke in the front seats,| munity to open up cheap factory for the smoke is forced up in front | sites and cheap dockag. nd every other place. Yours truly, 1 trust Mr. Wardall and the other | Cc. C. CLOSSON Lady Wellington Coal WHERE TO GET IT The following dealers, in addition to the main office and the Latona Bunkers, can supply you with Lady Welling- ton Coal, Find the dealer nearest to you and call him up— MONKS & MILLER, cor. 8th and Madison St. Main 1007, A. E, CORNELL, 226 Thomas St. Queen Anne 408. M’'CONAGHY & ELMORE, Ist Av., cor, King St. Main 4451 PIONEER FUEL CO., Fremont-Ballard. WEST SEATTLE, A. W. Catton. West 11. PRICES AT BUNKERS: Lump, $5.50; Nut, $4.00; Furnace, $3.75. Distributors for SUPERIOR ISSAQUAH COAL PRICES AT BUNKERS: Lump, $4.50; Nut, §: MAIN OFFIC’ \ LATONA BUNKERS 401 HINKLE’ BLK.\ 12 NORTHLAKE AVE. BOTH PHONES. O40 * North 465-Green 65 WEST/SEAP “LE PRICES PHONE 0. WEST It and still no decision in the matter of} Pere r ee eee ee eee ee eee ee es | Anthony J. Drexel It is taking 500 ermi LIMERICK REVIVED.| | 650 tails to make the tral G ® coror n robe. | | like tha |_ Poor Mary, how should she know? | They told her ‘tw: ee eT Noticeable. You are Scotch, are you not, Me od Biigue of the walter, | Partly, sir | * * TODAY'S GOOD SHORT ONE It was 2 o'clock in the morn ing of the birthday of young Ab, [have a good deal of Scotch | Charlie Sigsbee, son of Adm! igabee, Charlie rushed sir, thank you, air, I've} the admiral’s room, *| nc sir, beggin’ your m convulalvely by hat you had drunk quite a numbe sulders and hissed into # | of Scotch ‘ighballs, sir his ear Wake up! Wake up The Resuit | man in the house “What alin Kysmyth ? al, true to bi “Nervous dy ta martial instinets, leaped out “What's cause? | bed, 4 bin dea His wife has been trying a series batted his daily menus’ from the evening ta od his son and aake er" SUFFICIENT CAUSE She-—How that the Year| weds do not speak to you now? He-—I'm the man who introduced them to each other Boston Tran seript. lodrama. Tm 21 today Popular Magazine Pee eee eee ee ee ee ee eee ee ee ee Rea THE WORLO'’S BEST er would prosper Mary had a little lamb— Persian lamb, it panned out a merino! Tw ay fetched jokes, you might the ax! | »patra, who they me Ngned her | Resolved to ref Quick, Martha, - n and be kindér; | N. ¥., A Jamestown, If, when pettleh,” she said, h if because his wife I should knock your head, ve on a farm. Probably he'd never| Won't y nive mo some gentle ed on a farm reminder? that most of the sicknesses of life come from inactive bowels and 9} from unhealthy condition of the organs of digestion. If your digestive system is not working right, your food does not nourish you—poor blood and weakness follow; if your bowels are inactive ss —waste matter poisons the whole system and serious sick sure to follow. To take promptly BEECHAN’S PILLS fs to save yourself trouble and expense, Gentle, but quick; safe, but thorough, they enable the bowels to carry away waste matter naturally and tone up the whole digestive system. They will not injure the most delicate. They help you to get your bowels and your digestive organs in that condition when they can take good care of themselves and of you, Beecham's Pills Do Good Naturally Por females, Beecham's Pills are specially suitable. eae MR Sold Everywhere in boxes, 10c. and 25. SPECIAL OFFER For Saturday and Monday veaible for usto make Ot a $50 gold plate for $15, but tell please remember that other ‘¥he aia Swiss Colony dentists are’ not running ow 83:9 business, The manager of t And office will present $1,000 to any Our Famous Bourbon and Rye charitable institution in Seat Whiskies tle if it Is proven that we do not do just exactly as we ad vertise Do not let any one attempt to talk you out of tak ing advantage of this remark able offer. Full halfgalion of the fol lowing wines PORT SHERRY ANGELICA MUSCATEL TOKAY or RIESLING Full Quart Bottle Bourbon or whi $1.00 Whisky Liridge work from $3» tooth up Gold crown a Remember, Saturday and Monday Only All Alaska Papers on File Brown- Powell Liquor Co. THIRD AND JAMES 8T. Phones: Main 1652; Ind. 4598 REGAL DENTAL OFFICES 1105 Third Av, N. W NOTE—Bring Cor. this ad Union. MEALS smn Str, City of Everett or Telegraph. Meek Trunk & Bag Co., Inc. TRUNKS AND SUIT CASES. We » Three round attic at 7 4 airies Aatiy. WALL PAPER Sunday, * ‘ ; i? Leave 1 Retailed at Wholesale Prices 2 anggTiie Dm. palate ne at 9 wm. 88 DAHLEM & BARRY 4508 3rd, near Pike m. joaves from Colman a eaateamer (5 sumer and schedule subject to" change ipnout notice. Matin 8998; Ind. 1 | dye rieb Hubby—We must go to some quiet, Inexpensive place next sum: | Ww Great heavens! Don't talk #o gruce y! You know tha there are po longer any qui to expensive places except ce rion Two “Forgettos” t was."—London Opinion. Like Carnegie. The 1d heiress, no longer in the of youth od be mirror Bhe noticed the st her once raven locks ri do it firmly compr make me bel Obie Rare. Willis——He's the most wonderfal man I know Gillis—Indeed! Why so? Willis—Before he got bis machine | the usual number of he would take then ac y kept hi all of them!—Puck SANCTUM WISDOM Ol Phtlo—No, afr. & man by his sha I never judge pby dress, He may be an erratic genius Editor—You are right. Dress ts ho index. A man wearing sporty clothes and carrying a dude cane! may be a delinquent subscriber GO SLOW. What are you going to have for| Binner this f day What's 1 propriate for a {fant day than a hasty D dding fs About Over See Our Specials in LAWN SPRINKLERS if You Need a Sprinkler, You Can's Afford to Buy it Elsewhere iad 714 First Av. 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FOR YOUR INTEREST, AND CAN BE RELIED UPON. | Dyeing and Cleaning UNION DYE WORKS, Classy Cleaners PRICES R French Dry Stem vos and Dyers | SDUCED. | | Cleaned and Ladies’ Suits, PHO 'N E ‘s ELECTRICIANS | company’ | ELeorric meu st Bot, 34 and 4th Aves. I Retail fverything Biectrica | Ind. 4985 REPAIRS Main rose | EYE SPECIALISTS | Next Saturday even! a HUNDS, 4M 1 101-308 Leary. Bde. Stadinon | GROCERS | V. 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Then spade it up and|the ground over and be 4 lear it it m that same would be suff ’ er ce loam “nd | fertilized to bring good results. 1 ake loose as por! would then divide my ar t of n rows, and water it good if th . bs julre much water, and I'd e b ure to keep it weeded out good. é cons wo f Y nie¢ t + GRACE RP y 424 W. Third . Y box of candy ts wai at | a ae 7% | OLIVER 413% Sth Seattle, Wash ho tk tt te e cal ar offic > * * ft * NEW MEMBER HAS * * A TWIN BROTHER # ttt hee eee ere heh 4 * 4 Cerrrrr errr s 2. 2 2! *# CIRCLE MEMBER * Tack:|* SUGGESTS CONTESTS. * seme a RR ee ae r ard la d 1 of it n very int ts, but y He | tions of sunsets and sunrises. Most mbers have had expe kind, some as fol het et,” “A Sunrise ng aFishing,” or « | HOL | simpler experiences. 1 think that 1509 W. 59th St. |t ers would be glad to have ~ to write some exciting experience | for a cor ieee ity Doster fad spbedtaatibatlitacgs 7 CATHERINE BROWN * NEW MEMBER IN *| 6323 26th Ave. N. E * SILVERDALE, WASH. & * : (HAS NO SUBSTITUTE ee ee Dear Uncle Jack: As I have not y letter from here, I will little about this com-| We have a od grade a J arsonage. | r two docks and good lam 12 years old and| grade. I in the le Al HOW IT HAPPENED How did you Had a mt I never k out did I. So I didn’t play 5 money into this overcoa get that sprin a horse race of those eu HE FOUND IT WAS. é (to prisoner)—You are barged with having fously tn your wife by inclosing her in folding b hat have you to Absolutely Pure The only baking powder made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar ft 'No Alum, No Lime Phosphate FOR new, modern tu:mtshed reome at to: Sali at the Virginius, 60¢ Vir; hear Westlake av or, I wished ible to shut SHE SIZED HIM UP. “I have three tallors,” said C “I hoped you had more,” replied Miss Hart. “It takes nine to make THEY CONTAIN MANY ITEMS | Physicians “and Surgeons MONUMENTS PUGET SOUND M ITE ©O. 4 MONUMENTS Of Kvery Description | AND GRAN DR. 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