The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 24, 1911, Page 4

. THE SEATTLE STAR | od Trees, Published daily by The Publishing € mn Beattie, Wash, postolfice as second-class ma’ 7 Hl, out of conte per m onth #ix montha Bix montha, $1.18 | * they stand By wall, out of lly. 39 conte per m 2 ! CLAIRVOYANCY IN_ 1877, Ry chance Lowman decided ‘twas hig y THE CC ) | )) OF THE C | MOST ANYTHING Chance, clrounstance and that subtle quality that a ee ern wae sah ‘ clairvoyance oe shty powerful | struck W | borders on clairvoyancy are three mix Viich devolves into the Le , 5 ! v1 i transitory 99g BY JOHN COPLEY, | pawns on the chessboard of thin fleeting, eames te seattle thing which we egotistic mortals are fond of calling | came to Beall 4 2,600 hopet : - You're supposed to believe that the dusty imitation palm giants! Willlo--Say, ma! Life. Z Po age vt f Tarr had o main 1 Seattle's first golden Potlatch made good in the gay caffay are sweeter than the clover and the woodbine down] Mamma—What ta it? , This thought is ws ceventece sickelplate ealoot Y The Potlatch was fun for hundreds of thousands of people. | ou the old farm. . ‘ yg gona have « ee 2%) not new with um lor awmill ‘And i od | gle metal into Seattle's lap and You're supposed to think that it's smarter to be able to stow a/ why don't they have a plo line We have a dim 7 ‘cons, happily for Lowman ‘ t eee pyacee Heaps Of the yullow metal into pes -_" ain flax under your belt (han It is to drink lemonade on the back porch | Chicago News caediibeaen anak The saloons, happi ag ee Advertised her name to the millions again with your sister : Hore our ola friena Oe ee ea aan cases be ‘ Arrangements adyware being made for the 1912 Potlatch You're supposed to believe that life Isn't worth living unless you) You ure, Willle; here's a pt line: | Pines said. some Ph se yA Ray leg mm Tt has become fixed as a big annual, local event, like the Mardilean tHe abed ti! % o'clock in the morning, and have your breakfast veh Gane iy thing lke this, ab and then Wought half interest in a \ n "4 So-eaai shoved under the door to you 3 r . though it may Pree flier two years he bought Beene New Orie "t feed! th You're expected to spend $16.50 out of your $20-a-week wage on| To Whom It May Concern: Re|yave heen that ae eee: ee 2 ~ B, Phote ; One week ago The Star remarker! that there was no reason | owuday night, and the bartender will generously give you & Free] ports having been ciroulated. that] hig mode of ex and shortly afterward he and ‘ Why the Potlatch should not become just as noted as the Mardi cer Monday moraing I deserted my wife, I wish to #8Y} \ronsion lacked young printe went 4 p Da 1 Gras. The big week just over had many features of to You're supposed to call the waltrese at the lunch place by her! such reports are untrue, and I wae! lings and finish, Se eee eee ; . <4 : } hal, ut t name, and if she calls you down, you're expected to tell her she's! practically kicked out, G, F. Ellb 9 business at ds Seas which helped make t hole a success. But, above a ane, v In 1877, when t 1 s since 1 ete ee ee he biew owt “te ‘ountry Rube | ott—Medina (N. Y,) Journal Og | But it has been 15 y« t #t was “teamwork” that produced the t st results pected to pay the bill for booze and the joy ride, but years old, James han sold scratch pads and winte y tl ool Managers, Potlatch actors, and Potlatch “audience tall r and the coal man as long aw you can. Arablan desert dwellers shake | paniel . Lowman children and so y h on bis together You're expected to smirk wittily when your wife you to go/ hands vlght times when they meet.| qecided that the H io an ’ the The t nt Seatt! irit, dominated every tg church with her, and remind her that you haven't got any time to] Which isn't often, lucky enough lula of elroume n aw Seeger weatie Spis . ’ th " waste that way, Then you hustle down to the club to get io on tho| * tance had selzed rgimee b ie ta ‘ sands of people from every part of the n —s t locked | penny ante game | __ VACATION 1DLES. oe ae oe ullding, too and owns both of ‘em. He ident here just to have a jolly time. And when they got here And when the pace gets too strong, and when the turning in the | Let's saunter to the brewery, MY! back in Maryland, of the § } i they were ca up by ne spirit and carried along on} lane is just a few f, you're eupposed to move away to some lov wee xpd te oe? bis third te m. He me f the x Potlatch wave. }unknown place, and the bunch in The City will say that you w Where @ temp’rature is 32] days, the scenery to learn the Intrica ' cea the crest of atch wa | eligible for memb 4 ; Yy . 3 cond 1 to celebrate the coming of the| Piker, anyway | above. was studded with ‘ va : — es, it was a goe ea t ra t ; e . Pn —— 7 _— terrapins, shady Country elu nach a ‘ ad- first gold ship. It’s good for a big city to have more play times HARD LUCK, ; A SMALL O " | The Mistress—And, Mary, We'lllcime and darkles mits to a select few. He also Kainler, . good for health and good for business. have that small piece of meat a8] wailing for t ve he — . ager nem _this be ite well ss ae the | ™nna® who were He Has a Gubtic Quality. ad wast SS nok te @ ood = ae SRS obab! rp. Morg are | The New Maid—Please’m, thelin the cold, cold ‘ not be > ‘ " ASTRONOMERS, and probably J L M gd poten Toe os ee mint juleps in the Ebbett house, | complished clairvoyant 5 lay s on the Watching a big red spot on Jupiter is spot is 27,000 miles | What cat? ver ta Weakiaaaen olte | One Best Bet? Just suppose, now, tha * Daniel Tong and 10,000 broad, and it may be formation of Jupiter's Maid (surprised The circumstances were exactly as above related. | Lowman had decid Autoria ad of first continent Ob, lawks Ain't there a cat? James D. Lowman may recall them only dimly, but | Seattle Bketeh ae WILKESBARRE, Pa., health board orders that no house Shall Keep more than one cat. That's all we keep. She keeps | the other 13 | . 3 | ta, Fastern ua cat“ OLY CLEARANCE SALE leopards to the New York 200 last This Sale Offers Tremenduus Reductions Throughout Our Complete Line of Grand oT. Rapids Furniture—Visit the Store. | John L. Sullivan ts thinking of unning for congress BUI) |" nenscn anoven A Great Line of Swell Den Sets ) \ \ |; She-Why was the engageme ONLY ONE OF HACH GN, WHICH IS THE MANUFACTURES SAMPLE broken off ~ 7 Friday, July 28, 1911, will be an unlucky day for | / | Ge. the Morganheims. | Wh Y] . It will be a lucky day for most everybody else. | “anh be, gm On that day, Louis D, Brandeis will take up the) ON, ‘ns | conduct of the Controller Bay cases. With a commit-| ...., .,, a eae | tee committed to whitewash, and hostile at every step, |iadder that you lent me a woek | Brandeis fought his way through the Ballinger casey). oreaimty ald mot Filet a heal Uanaiatelh d a verdict from the le of the country. Judge} “Tm sorry, for 1 just stopped In to} “Of course! Just Ike a woman got peop ry ig , ham, head of the committee which is hearing the} row '« sais news tenes Sr bee - | He—Well, after taking the girl te dinners and theatres, giving ber contly presents and a birthday gift of a motor car, ber father accused f amusing myself at her ex A MOTIVE INDORSED. ontroller Bay matter, was on the Ballinger committee. ; ; HARD TO PL S aealt eee ek eae ; : : : carl mar te sna tor toard, Wet ‘ ame that cook ou ‘was in the minority. He saw Brandeis hampered}, Pat!’ '= the ee enn, et ene wanting more salary,” remark too hard to and hindered in his search for truth. Graham, with the} su: -» majority of his committee, will now see that Brandeis) /)" a is given full power to go into the very heart of the nasty That's what the last Alaskan scandal. And Brandeis knows the way. oo. Feet te, nothing pleased bie ut you are always complaining ¢ food she prepare come eat at a restaurant can a Fine! ma bed with the hired man, and when wo fa i eine 0 aes he didn’t like to use the towel we all used, and he wanted WRITES a S tad friend ch ah hrous ja © in his room. Nothing sulted him at ali. 1 don't know POI orem AEE ordinary loaf « h bread and f meat. Then cut|* a would be at not iinet eee aegis €rosswise and y« have a sandwich that will prise y NOT GUILTY You See rere. Pet your life! The sight of tha ever reps yay peer Seven Great Reductions in Den Sets will even make every one of our friends swear we've burglar { sa each n * ahaa & meat shi ise ‘em? We should snicker! P pri [lustrations show our $180.00 massive dc sumed 4 ‘ | Domestic (crossing t Information Highooy. mite uphe a Det on J MGRPORATIONS in Salvador are taxed 6 per cent of their| ~—- pice ScaLee Conducted by Cynthies Gay *~ $120.00 Met profits. elping Hand for William] Poor Cousin Bill Taft is sufferin mse et ter. mateer oot $48.75 he heat and he's| | tre ‘re g to out a repr ay mirror it, leather seat Den | mand for him, if he has got to reprimand Dr. Wiley. twill be clearer $60.00 / bs Filey, font expert, stand forth! Why you can't entice them to stay t. large Jeather seat $65.00 You, sir, have been found guilty, by a lot of gentlemen wl How just what they want, of enforcing the pure food laws at a| icost of $9 per day more than the law allows for doing the thi - It's a shame! You stand convicted of dragging these gentlemen into court where they felt compelled to plead guilty to putting poisons int drugs, vile stuffs into foods, or lies into labels, as soon as they pdiscovered what your $20 expert who should have been working for $11 had on them. It's a disgrace! Hl You have been insistently unreasonable (see U. S. Supreme | Court Reports, Vol. XI, page 14132) in not diser | HELPING THE FARMERS. 4 r Hie ¢, broad panel back, larg “Found out what allied my hogs.” nf ¢ " “a “How'd you find out, Hiram? $70.00 “Wrote to the agricultural de Shinde Toon Bold ase hatlt nthe Lite Tako wee, Gus Lath a, TIME CONSTRUCTION be Wonder if | could find out what alls my summer boarders? No two! of ‘em speak.”"—Kansas City Jour 2% Special in Comfortable Leather THE CORONATION BIER. It Is difficult to be original nowa Rockers " / don't |daye, but success has crowned the These full Leather Rockers will very grace ty | | | a ina’ ; ten a cately, as to size, politi al stan ial pull, breed and gen-| 56 efforts “ + page a of Gre fully adorn the Iiving room—luxuriously uphol ‘ral influence of scoundrels. It reasonable! |" “g ft wetkhed him © lee caster, Norfo who decided to ; . a You have notori blic prints tt oi " Heht.” Purchase a wheeled bier as a per stered in full chased leather and fin ave notori public prints the priv a's ate i> _. manent memorial of the coronation. Spanish or black, We have a very la defeating heavy WHY SHE IS NERVOUS ~ionden Punch on hand, because they are the ideal Ee J the ; og / ‘ : pat large profit o poate pium and ! He (at the concert)-—Miss Shree ays who te always nervous | chair and are rapid sellers, Specially priced onus femedies and foods. ar siness! when she attem sing tt vite | during the July Clearance Sal¢. , A In view of the | Well surprt o bas heard her — | Large size, spacious and well built, in Spar . s { ' mand you. I hoy a : » ish or black. July Clearance $12 95 . : rT wate, opin ee Sa “ = their benzoaté, opiun by Wow Mk Dib it b le oe. ebase ‘ ' { hottie will forgive you and me * Honaire attain Bid great euccess in iife by burs & Medien site, & 1 fy Cage. \* 3 t oll? * cribed. July ¢ + selling it * Oe el REV. O. E. GRAY, « says reckless propaga-| | ABSOLUTELY HONEST. | ion of children in Europe and Asia is sad ‘America .ife Time Construction— ‘ THE FAVORITE --A.GOOD THING FOR (a Eee | eee “MILLINERS,” says one of their organs, “are taking time by the forelock.” And dad's pocketbook by the ears. tak” WASHINGTON ordnance makers have turned ovt a gun that will Puncture a target that is out of sight, 14 or 15 miles away | THE PEOPLE deal SS “vy “ st the FAVORITE sayes ONE Nae Cer | . ‘ o THIRD of your GAS MEIRNTISTS say that snoring is due to an overloaded stomach Z. , ; pe sce agnat ; and an empty mind. Paste this on the foot of the bed, fellers! You Save o 1 or ae ewe oF . Make = Dollar, the Dental Combine Wilt Lose Twe re When I Do Your Dental Work. jase dental work gore begeing von your” tots the com. More Quick Water Heater |}"*" " “" ° So es MAYBE if they can get the coat of benzoate of soda off Sunny Jim Sherman they'll be able to put on one of those lovely suits of white ‘wash. o @ +0 MRS. AMELIA TRUESDELL, 40 years old, is going to school regu- arly at University of California, She's trying to post herself better fm economics and history. Mot Wator in Two Minutes, at Twe Cents an a AS range is ® o o o in the Favorite, Com W. J. PIERPONT, of North Haven, Conn, announces the birth] Mrs. Henpeck—Refore we “id In he absolutely honest? joy liberty, TI sh: Haband to ee i of his 12th child in 17 years of married life, all single; that is, no| married I used to sit on your knee Ye indeed. He wouldn't " ithe all combines, te ’ twins, trip , quartiets, quinlets or sixlets. Mrs. Pierpont is well Mr. Henpeck—Now you sit all|stea] lumber from the new hoor in te Geese erful i Prices Range Frem Let’ us hope for the best lover me. Ithat is belng built next door to Int.” | aPavtes” “Kany. “4 wey Sees costes rch part may be re: $17.50 t6 $41.50 Se See jid-crcsicaiaenesiledhaannoneniiieliieinaniaioes aa | Ad not get his AT EATON, Colo., John Thompson has blood poison from a sliver A FUSSY BEAST From now until the next Le 7 he got while helping Marshal Reger arrest a woman with a wooden Such supplies as the two friends did bring with them to their | Meete I will be at my dental off yRER, No Charge for Installation leg. Hereafter, before calling on citizens to help arrest women, Mar-| mountain cottage were procured at the little try: atores, le bane pan Teer desta ween wal te ; shal Reger should—oh, Lord! no, he shouldn't! |turning one day, the vacat were seized with a longing for some: | done by 4 bo A ° }thing more than their regular simple fare my pers rd Oil decisions Rockefeller Let's get some cheese and some crackers and have the sticktést,| fe men N. Y. SUN says that since the Stanc jal Combine ga has played golf with few lawyers. But he’s playing with Biggar | most creditable welsh rabbit we can !" erled one 1 8 €6 met comp with cheap’ dent ; and Rev. Bustard. There comes a time in the lives of the best of us ‘The others agreed to this, so they halted at the little store and | werk, but with the high-priced state When we fain would turn from lawyers to doctors and ministers » proprietor from his nap on a bench at the door, They | (omrine ate tor lnee than Bele ¥ L thet pel work; they ; s lumbering footsteps into the building and told him that| ae |they wished a pound of cheese and some large square crackers for | a welsh rabbit oa. patlen | The old man tapped his wrinkled brow reflectively | The Hate Dent ne wae Got the chee all right,” be sald, “but hain’t got no square | ganized ten erackers, Won't yer rabbit eat the small one URGENT ORDERS Murphy was a new recruit in the cavalry. 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