The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 17, 1911, Page 4

_ THE SEATTLE STAR daity by The Mtar Publishing Go, nd Member of United Press. Pubtishe jie, Wash, pos oe ase matter AG 30 Gente par Month up to win monihe Aix ait and the Recuil of Judg Ss Tait s it tr cir pate at Lal arbor w! Taft actionary Taft of Rc ppresse 1 re Pi icinge: Is it any judges? rt ment I will carry wei be no more effe Leslie Sh or eve This, of course NOT with the ; people are going t their constitutions in sy For example, in Was mt the recall of judges itiative words wi Aldrich and ‘ that Taft a House striking book en: The was a full-blooded Sioux, his mother a half-blood, so he should know whereof he speaks. ‘And this is what he says of the religion of the “real Americans’ “There were no temples or shrines among us, save those of nature. Being a natural man, the Indian was intensely poetical. He would de f sacrilege to build a house for Him who may be met face to face the mysterious, shadowy forest aisles, or on the sunlit bosom of Virgin prairies; upon dizzy spires and pinnacles of naked rock; and Yonder in the jewoled vault of the alght sky.” No temple save that not made with hands! But who can doubt that God was there? Dr. Eastman’s words remind us of a definition of religion supplied by a contemporary pulpiteer “Religion is that fine sense of soul that with God, with Universal Purpose Can you look upon a glowing sunset or | the sea, or, most of all, sit in a crowded audien music or of eloquence. which the “untutored savag With all our expenditure of and cathedrals, have come to face” than the Indian did on God really be housed by man? through the heart, and any wa to humanity Was anything ever more profoundly religious 1 present re vival of the people's power which is putting into the hearts of millions the hope and the vision of the kingdom of heaven upou earth? Fine Old Spanish Names Why so much talk about t tion now fighting for liberty fairly reek with the finest traditions & few taken at random from the rec Sam Woods, Sam Pryce, Dann Hank King, Lou Wilcox, Charlie Greene. Putting God in Dr. Charles Alexander East titled, “The Soul of the Indian has : author's father written individual e beating of 1 of his “ping Is there any t Him out ¢ Him tn exe rough service pt the Americans in Mexico? s of the Smidder Ben Smith, George Harris and Have not these historic names been associated with the whole long March of Spanish empire? For instance, these same families were Prominent in the Philippine campaigns. Come to think of It, though, We are not quite sure that they were on the Spanish side of the fence Score Again for the Recall Fine for Tacoma. Her voters yesterday showed clearly and conclusively that they knew what they were doing. They recalled two of their four commis- loners BY BIG MAJORITIES, and they reelected the other two by equally BIG MAJORITIES. Tacoma discarded her unfaithful enough to retain her faithful ones @f the recall, and another proof that that powerful weapon. public officials, but was her striking argument in the people know how ano’ to Observations TWO years ago Diaz might have retired in @ blaze of glory still has the blaze, but is shy on glory oe © A MINISTER'S daughter has b Hifting. Is this a vindication for the o 06 INDIANA burglar deliberately de $706 worth style spring hats. Please pass that economist this way rea eet” ARIZONA hasn't broken into the Union yet, but her constitution is Made of fast colors, and won't fade in the summer sun, o 0 o T thing the rebels did on capturing Tla the liquor into the streets and burn the bull ring. o °o TO JUDGE by the growth of Greek learning alpha, He arrested in Chieago for of the new Juana was to empty They're no sports! ° letter societies in high schools, beta, gamma before starting on erg “eo WELLESLEY girls want to return Rockefellers donation of $150 000, but it’s inconvenient, ay it Is all invested in the heating apparatus of the college. O58, 0 THE wife of a Pullman dining car conductor ‘Walters divide their tips with him. Will someone application to the Antl-Tipping league? O16, © BOERDER, inventor, says he'll fly his airship from New York to Los Angeles in August if be can find a soft landing spot in the Angel Clty. Guess he’s afraid of landing on Harrison G. Otis. ° ° ° OAKLAND, Cal., has emerged from a fierce struggle between th forces of conservatism and of radicalism. Score Socialists 9,532, Combined opposition 11,806, which is another “crushing defeat” for the “tem.” testifies that please send us an °o Oo AFTER eight years of legal delays If they're sent to jal! within another doc And even then it won't be half so b to get ‘em in, ° ten packe de, I rd to get must go to trial. » our bet ‘em out as ft was we © 0 o WOOLWORTH, the man who is to put up a 3i-story building on Broadway, New York City, Park place, is to have an aeroplane Janding 80x80 feet on it airship for commercial use is coming @ flying, all right. ‘ Seattle, Wash., May 16. | Queen Anne, who have band stands To the Editor of The Star |and help pay for the band, are to be Dear Sir—If it is within your/omitted. Last yoar we had the power, would be pleased if you|*and visit us once a week, and by ‘Would investigate and find out why| the attendance it was shown how the board of park commiasioners| popular these concerts had become should slight some of the districts! This year we only of our city and favor others in the | Sunday. Matter of music. It would appear that the residents of Capitol Hill A SUBSCRIBER and Woodland Park are to be the favored and us poor unfortunates in| FOR new, moaern r Ballard, University, Mt. Baker and! finds, have them on Yours truly, ©) Mra Billie | rhop- AND KNOCK IT DOWN, John, I morn fe was at the auctioneer What this h Hd he mear Hubby— We Da mar the upset whieh he term “a ething t the price my wel at it ice is willing Tran Pp in > EW YORK’S NEED. tall—Johr about New Y what is wk try Know this movement |tng to Ket longe M Kaowital 1 haven't Miranda, upon the fact that ° fea In search of wives | to | use. short Harper PLEASING THE HOG. Diner—Look here, watter stuff ian't fit for a hog to eat Walter alr ru it back, sir ot you somet else.—Philadelphia Telegraph CAN'T AFFORD THE BEST. the best this | take Goodman—Honesty is poliey Skinner—Yea, but I can't thi at things in my Boston Transcript KNOWN BY FRUITS. afford ponitic KNOWN BY FRUITS You are } | Jack family tr Ruth—No; so many mind me of these |nouncements that the @ fallure not ot them mtinual ap fruit crop ts THE FLAT DISPOSITION | “Do you know the woman in the | flat next to yours well enough to speak to? | “Well enougt her too don Opin A HOUSEHOLD HINT. Mra, Net You should Jyour hands before kneading | bread, Tillte lo—'Tain’t ma‘am, Kneading bread always takes all the dirt right my hands— | Chicago News HE'S STILL DOING. “What does your father do for a asked the kind old wash the necessar out o | living, my son?” lady “Time, just now, | youngster, “but he used to do every- body."-—-New York Times. In Training Why all marathon exer. clase? It's plied this of conscience,” re broke a matter the real have advertised only 10 “H | station, and I want to shington Star. putate houses from Bo the od walk make Improbable. » newspaper, In the mar Eastern hogs Phwat do says ng cleaned they mean be thot? Mike—I dinnaw, unless mean thot the Wall Street are gettin’ an immunity Puck up. fel bath. In Politics. ‘That speech of yours ¢ some things that I have he fore.” there ‘is of breaking your lectures by putting your ideas into your regular speeches Washington Star. ntained ard be no use up Over Advertised. “Mr. Gazewell, while you in Venice did you wee the of Sighs?” “Oh, yes, I saw what they cal that. “But, my land, T've seen bridges ten t # its size without ever going out of Philadelphia Philadelphia Bulletin w Bridg Predicting Opera Mendelssohn was writing | “Songs Without Words.” Ww # the use of words” his he sald. the average singer is saying, how.”—Chicago Tribune. Skirts a la 8 R. O. Mrs. Berger-——-My husband says this new hobble skirt of mine re minds him of a popular theatre. Mrs. Yerger—In what way? Mrs. Berger—Standing room only —Philadelphia Telegraph. A Splendid Part “What sort of a part has your daughter in the new play? Splendid! She doesn't have much to say, but she wears six dif ferent gowns.”—Detrolt Free Prows, any Interested in| “T) replied Senator Sorghum, | new |i “You never understand what | THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1911. ¢ only bee and it time and # NOWADAYS, ther—And now AND WITHOUT HELP. Marks | would a at I hear that Jageman lke or of doars? Advance him think be we bad to car ho, grant They're neon vincing as tunes in music bh prefer an tm Jcture a b.—Puneh. TOO BOON Why, this fe the pen admired yesterday on pleased with it? No vent had Spring ‘Ob, Did bis wit and and She left She must have. we f ton Just ¢ 1 of advice e you «o to the world. Yes, dad Always They have while St. Jo Husband dant Aren't Wife ugh id t you “0 kind to r turn h Herald 4 in time enc fle COULON’T HELP HIM WHY HE MOURNED. hear your rich uncle remarked Mr Inefficient Too accurate ara into my as I dictated it.”-—W Cumrox I dead Yes, he ts What did he leave? A widow we'd never heard of.” Washington Star. WHEN THE PLATE WAS PASSED Mr. Goodone may say what you like about young mia! but I by nothing but pratee Donat! Collector served | Sunday Inquirer is she put letters exac ahington St A Bryan Record He who runs may Br hold record as a Judge's rary Hewitt Jowett reader 1 The Sate Bet “Does your hushand k Masonic secrets from He thinks he docs in his sleep you? but he London Opint NO ARMS. OFTEN DO. Tl sell you a Milo for $2,000. You'll sell it a than it The | atatue ¢ ‘i Mr he heap sight cheaper j‘cause it's damaged. Ino arma IMPROVED ON THE REALITIES.) Stage Manager (interrupting re hearsal)—-One moment please Ladies don't do that way in real lite | Gr but they will after i What's fresh in spring bats that We milliners have tn ain't got/ed two or three new vegetables belle REGRETS. If a man steals it fe—he will live Husband matter what regret it Wife—During our courtship y used to steal kisses from me. Husband—-Well, you heard wh I sald.—Smart Set } Actre | TOO MUCH TO EXPECT Hewitt—Does the climate agree | with your wife? Jewitt-——That's more |pect of any climate Not the Only One. slong at schoo! Poorly; 1 can’t they're qiving them ington Herald sharpen than I'd ex Smart Set do the now.” Wa Another Use. ! Does your wife ver | pencils with your razor? ‘No; nothing in that old joke. But she does use my razor to sha feo with.” —Washington Herald Hadn't Changed Him Crank—Yes, that great baseb: player was married last week Fan—So? Any change tn him Crank—Not a bit He ts r |ning and sliding for home more th: ‘ever From Judge's Library. Dance at Droamiena tonight . New Country Opened Up For Homeseekers lroads, new towns, new | new products, new people and new histoty are fe of Central Oregon for three years, scarcely that marly, people million people where, during fifty-two had located, is now sup plied with railroad facilities, and people are going there tillable and timber along the streams, by the thousands. Level, farm land, in 40-acre tracts, abundance of water ean be had, near the railroads, at $5, $7 AND $1 PER ACRE One-Third Down, Balance on Easy Terms First-hand buyers in a new country like this always reap the quickest and largest benefit from advancing land val ues. Buy land in Central Oregon, and buy it quick. Let ters and full information cheerfully shown. Call and see us, Kay M’Kay 204-205 Liberty Bldg. Third and Union BREAD CAST ON THE WATERS. 4| Gabriel laughed. Had to let my stenographer go. the uy ar ad the his talke | nt I no to pat “How are your children getting} sh all n an | | ‘Did You Know That Tiny Master Gabriel Is 28, Owns a Farm, and Is Worth His Weight in Gold? “Tam enamored with this North: |— ; western untry, 1 sid ‘- heen had tht omitted. {have in 1 poarir fi have : indeed, exc ariev of th u the f twit port it | had t ' 1 Yo who Orpheu tock woeh t une pound RRR » WASHINGTON BRIEFS - x er Ex-Speaker Cannon just Ain't * ” * * . Doe 4 Gabriel re in ht twinkle thougt all right, and ald, That's * @ lov Minority Leader James R. Mann of Iilinols, who was rep ly f he patronizing as he m of co ex-Bpes the Speaking r of inseparable com. Middle We Oion ae % back the to be mor alx feet throughout the dom more the other evening. wasn't had th u Weight in Gold. for a of six Gabriel's contract was worth his weight in gold 240 Figure that out and then you can & pretty good rating of the little fellow in the va file True that was the biggest he got, but it's also the bige ary almost anyone else ever When | was a kid”—and 4 a clgaret while waiting 1 used ¢ sing ng stuots at picnics He's TOR o eee ee ee eed In Chicago “t | woek per * LOVE'S BLINDNESS * fair. 1 do not ®& eeeeeeeeeeeeeee night to look binder’s cost market salary t wal sees read Pd . * Master Gabriel and Miss Vida Per rin, his pretty stage mother. only to compare; sing the is blind. French ame through is t do some * tng and danc Oh, yes, forgot to tell you 28 now. nuty was of kind William J. Linton with the eeeeeee Lived in France. That's how he was Introduced to! kK eee eek kee kkk hh a German plenic he'd Makes Home Baking Easy. 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