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PHONES “cting’ with cl" arena, oom By intl, ntly, one memth RATES "i270 "77 oath otras By carrier, in ohty, the @ month, MEMURK OF THE SCRIPTS NORTHWEST LEAGUM GF NEWSPAPERS Telegraph News Reevice of the United Press Association. Mntered at the postoffics, Seattle, Wash., ne second STAR—THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1913 clase matter, Published by The Star Publishing netsh EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE STAR that he {s betimes to school each morning. The laggard to pohool ts laggard to work in after years too often Wait for Sawyer from out of the North, came the first word of Steve Brodie May Have Taken a Chance, but You'll Never Find Harry Doing [t By Abe Hurwitz ge as — yest to maintain his equilibrium Harking back # few years, there sticking to the center part of been the time when, in | road the “LET-ME-DO.IT BILL” He Simply HAS to Meddle INCE — ; a Gow vent!) (Vee ne DO 'T, the new gold strike in the Shushanna district, The may have | we Been TRY J Be CARR sual \ Star has said to WAIT lo YAMN THIS 1 00a want TO L088} the exhilarats f th, Harry— | ~ The Star is ready to believe that the “ShuShanna_ is pares BADGER quar TRAP! roi fyecpenags Mle Rb sgt ea | $3.00 ey aecond only to the Klondike,” as one Cairnes, a Canadian our OF HIS HOUE aot ) P Pn Tuts apie: Giasian in hie to ae | __ Buys a Sewing Machine official, said and then denied he said, Or it is ready to ‘ uve ow the ecartous iting 150 Sewing Machines, all believe there is but little gold there, and that all the excite | ' we apeee footateg those le ns| : Le ie rakes, ment has been manufactured by transportation interests | Veto smone 1H/ A = a bgt oor bt piri ‘dionth : nted, $2.00 pep It HOPES that the gold is there, and that those hardy out / po See eisai el ie | WHITE SEWING MACHINE ¢o, Harking back another b | 1424 Third, near Pike, en who are already there and on the way will 24 >hon men and wo not have gone in vain But it doesn’t KNOW anythi know until it hears from Mr. E. O. Sawyer, The Star's city editor, who is probably by this time in the new & ld dig gs, and who was sent there for the sole purpose of letting ¢ Star and its readers know the truth. The Star is willing to take Mr. Sawyer’s word for it He is experienced, and will just as willingly send back word tO stay away, as send an invitation to the world to come and get the gold Incidentally, Mr. Sawyer is also something of a photog rapher, as the readers of The Star already know He 1s going to send us pictures of the country in addition to tell ing us of it. For this reason The Star is not negotiating with any Canadian government officials for photographs of| the Shushanna | If you want to KNOW the truth about the Shushanna —not a story today and a denial tomorrow, or mterviews with transportation and road-house men—just keep an eye on The Star and wait for word from Sawyer | Sawyer’s there and we'll KNOW when we hear from may have bee the time when Main 1525, from the | beaten and accepted | » yy | TELEPHONE SO | DANCE TONIGHT [DREAMLAND |that dear old Chicago town | Grows Up to Be a Man 4 Seventh and Union | Everybody gets a phone. We wit brings us back to{ get your number on the first eall about it, and won't Fr AN n fri Tempus Fugit.” | # It has gotten into won| | en-ct Joxhua of old halted the sun or was it the moon—for hours, time ha its numerous Harry | Admission 25¢, including 5 dang tickets, LADIES FREE neers and finally equipped with a Latin, backwe hs i Ml | Harry Bruskevith and geol Janets, in ¢ ative, he prides himself. | a Clreumspect Chap He never got so excited that he Having become a dignified|took chances. He played safe. CUT senior at high school, he no longer| He didn't walk any rails, He| me hopped o'er rails, but stuck faith-| didn’t blaze new trails, He wasn't RATE | fully to the middle of the sidewalk. |speculating on poss{bilities. His | And he's been walking cireum- | m was on dead sure propos! DENT spectly down the cise center of|tions. You wouldn't ca bim isTs he road ever sine bluffing much in @ poker « yw, ye Co oan Harry J. Bruskevith { which goes double with , n impression to let Steve Brodie take rry's polities. You may be sure | § Tt ta ¢ » make an im-|a chance. Harry declines to exper-|he is a republican, from his blond “a: pression on something soft ment or to speculate, thank you. |head down, every inch of him. Amat ‘am Fill Yet Harry ts a fairly successful! g 1g This Always Does Happen, But It] real estate man, too, not to men He's Very, Very Cautious him. And in the meantime, WAIT TT IF THE STANDPATTE could gather a crowd of 500 in mid.) summer in a non-election y like the Bull Moose did Wednesday) night, that reorganization meeting In Olympia probably would not Neen called off last week. me WE STAND BACK OF OUR Wonk FOR 12 YEARS’ GUARANTEES made | Do How History Repeats F in an old manuscript in a dead language you shoul decipher that on a certain day a comely and healthy! Moung woman, penniless and alone. after week» of jamishing Meena lay we tthgay 42% Meroe? scraps from cast-away picnic lunches am! of sleeping oa Guplained —— y en very recent political tri oe ee gy kregiee prtrmmred | Id C 5 ‘ A once 0 c ut then ide fark benches ind in out-of-the-way places be'ng unable to} | Editor Most Anything ws Getting Along Well will happen in the oor Paeuatae 0 rowns, WII you please tell me why it He ts not vulgarly rich, or even|families, Harry moves exceeding-| To obtain good service from a tate a va. happens that when I stand | weljtodo, but he has a comfort-|!¥ cautiously. Of course, he is iy Goceyen poor on Third ay, waiting for a Ravenn gain ingle 4 agaiv & then fill it, a nar.-18 Canito: Hille and ae ‘Wal. other pleces |#sainst single tax. And against }it with G or Porcelain Crown, ar, i d "6 al hing elee that has not already | You will be surprised at the quality lingford cars pass, while when ed successful. of such a tooth. find honest work and unwilling to earn ease at the price of shame, had sought escape by poison, what would you think of the civilization of her time? Reading her pathetic story, wouldn't you be likely to able home, and seve of real estate, is president of th Pioneer Collection & Rent Co, and Swell with pride and exclaim : “Thank heaven, if such things walt for a Capitol Hill, 18 Rave utaide of that $3,000 per, which | ie satis’ with municipal ° used to be, they couldn't happen in this Christian land in this ae eee ee the city pays {te city dads, Harry | rebip, so far as the Heht and Brid ework L. W. 8 aa & pretty good income r departments ar® concerned. | ’ ' a“ 8 they have already proved It requires considerable of experts satisfactorily ence to piace bridge work correetiy. Our specialists can match your teeth Needs @a of peace and plenty” : = Supposing that, perusing the old manuscript further, have been | you read that about the same time and in the same country, a lust-crazed young man, red-handed with murder, | But his tnvestme RK . Porcelain or Gold so that nicipal ownership. That would] have the best service from after years of trifling with the laws of God and man, had | editor Most Anything: { 'N ‘| 4 ) f ‘s * y a: the line, ‘No Mug Required.’ | Gradual enses . tar * bought his way through the walls of a restraining institution| Betng a plain farmer I am not What'll I shave? j eZ l | A detewats ting th oe gg iy bg ats ales or FullSets Teeth, $5 and was bedeviling an entire continent in his impudent ef- posed to know a great deal, but + ld | Dopii- n Gon oar re 4 the course ¢ 5 be iets 45) dackoe. Woeldn't ya think it, also, a nightmare |7°O Oty. Bewereper men know A Baltimore man underwent 199! ris seo peep. ves ypedRkar yr we Hig We have thousands of Seattle ‘ll th b cs t ER thee ’ id 8 “ | everything, to I submit this to you: | operations successfully and died tn| &. W. EDMUNDS, OFE. D. national affairs comm ttee of Came Here 11 Years Ago tients who will tell you that the buried past? : In the spring, when we have floods,|the two hundredth, There's no use| 01 Leary Hide »@ Seattle Commerctal Club met] Harry came here 11 yeare ago |PexSt, Sher tis shia wngy hed m Alas, these are not tales from ancient history. They are|we farmers baye to shoulder the|talking—doctora are persevering | 2 _______ i Joint session here Wednorday | from Chicago, locating in Columbia aE epee | tx taken from the chronicles of our day. All reflect the civili-| blame, being told we should not cut | cuss Jafternoon and passed a resolution. \City, where he still resides. He is/ ,, Anz work that degen satis. ‘ : | down the trees. The rest of the) ——————— urging the commander of the Puget | married t will free of zation of our richest city and state. And still we wonder) es . - { ° seed tary vend aad tneveaty de ee ee 3 hy th fi. © year we are censured for alloy ti t | avy d the navy de-| He was elected councilman of|' Come in 86 . If yen why there are reformers. Jeo much land to le idle. What| | ea rices | partment to use thelr influence to-|Columbia City for two terms, led | =for ¥ KE examination cat Gate | shall I do?—J. M | | ward maintaining continuous work |the fight € n to § 2, ee MEXICANS HAVE slain hundreds of Americans, and Woodrow| You might’ buy another auto | on the machinery and equipment | sp teited up coaciderably te the| 42-Year Guarantee to Al Wilson doesn’t know it, according to Hearst. |mobile and take a nice | ride | 0 ACE in the navy yard. f lfight on the Crawford line, took a Free Examination No use talking, the United States army and navy have got to| with your family The Bremerton delegation was| healthy, active part in other cam- | 20? University st.. 34 and ~¥ “pd protect mother’s ranch in Mexico. aay —_— headed by Secretary Watson of the | paigns, but always he found It e St. Opp. Fraser-Paterses When Music, He ly Maid, Wa. ,Cowld Not Go On Street Without Bremerton club. placer tericeton. hatin teen ? re, Neen Wee Vell. Tells What Resinol TOMORROW, FRIDAY, -— Sh dl W. P. Sunday was pleasure f Did For Her at a omen Propose : Srotey res sree suatsntte, Seen. Denis ; HITS CITY AUTO! . r n 7 f 1908, my face became sore. | tried | VER in Sweden, report says, there’s a movement to pass |} jeverything that was Tecommne ened, FRYE:CO S | e | and my face got worse instead of Walle veturaing fro a law permitting women to propose marriage nty of the best . We don’t know just why there should need to be a law | piace! ot My oe oe ag The ts i = night in an auto belongts im Sweden to set that custom going. Maybe the Swedish Tete Ge tar. one | were very red por per bare ne | MARKETS street department, Engstrom people have our habit of believing that nothing amounts 0 eee re, See : had the sarance of ous ‘bala . ‘and. es MeGeo was which itched me terribly. I can As Follows: badly shaken up, as the result of a much till it gets printed in a statute book. Also, we won't|'? he yp b undertake to offer an opinion on the women of Sweden. ling the are with beautiful strat look gee ae mt ar Choice St crash betweeri tho auto and the Ta ‘ f | rovature. all 1 nay . ‘ But there's no need of such a movement here; for any oye nee gtieher tammit.| dreadful, and 1 suffered beyond do-| Shoulder Steak veseeee 8 OC come ne ides mo the cr eg. ‘American woman of looks and gumption who really makes /|!ar over M high decree were| scription near the nany-Renton plant. ‘ . executed from the horns of the noted "Th “ Choice Leg of Nett! f the men heard the car up her mind that she wants a particular man seldom finds it | Pinckney’ Pinckney CF bi) hot gone on the street! sutton ...... escerers Cc 1 {t was upon them; the train hard to get him. ville, HL, any time since 1908 without a veil » up from the rear and struck s rn ‘ ‘ until now, Just four months ago Rib and Loin Mutton 1 hind wheel, t ing th She doesn’t propose. Oh, no. She just twists him round A man’s wife may baw! him [1 friend persuaded me to give Res-| Chope ..-... ssessees C Bis bind epee ews Sato aoom her little finger until he can't wait to flop on his knees and| out now and then and yet be [nol a@ trial. I have used three (Our mutton Is of a superior hy . —— sheeed cadec the offer her his heart and his life. | the firet to spring to his de- {cakes of Resinol Soap and less) quality Try it.) wreckage. : A whole lot of what you read and hear about the help- pg abl aie nn elee started pee el yo Ey . ee page aig English Breakfast 15 lessness of women is chiefly interesting because it isn't so. ot 6 cof wate, ae ee ody a byl trees c _— | New York has two governors.| clear a n as any child's, It| Cholce Spare 1 c ITY NEWS BOTH CANADIAN and States dispatches announce that Thaw’s | which puts it in the same class| is abo weeks since the last Ribs teeee 12:¢ A e Eeyore Gre netting 8 “het Nene for ~ as the man who has two dogs. | pimp! eared.” (Signed) | 4 Cans Wild Rose The Popular Bungalow Player Piano Will Do It Sure thing. That's what lawyers usually fight for, save to oe Mrs J Po eman, 4266 Viola St Milk 28c | You do not need years of music lessons and laborious finger = ek fd goer omg Byrd fees. The whole theory of litigation Is| We can’t figure out whether) Dec. & ' Contradictory statements Tare |] training. The fingers are but a means to an end—they are not reve fr . : «sn atand caused Josep! es 1h} 8 e eb pa grin pi e other side from getting anywhere. Giynn Ie the acting-governor or| | Practically every druggist sells| Look for U. 8. Purple Stamp Bf ine Feng cattecashin Wodnes. {f| Recessary to play the Bungalow Player Piano, It has fingers that PATTEN, OF Chicago, has @ corner In corn. Snyder, of Chicago not. At any rate he is acting act Resin > Bs mse and Resinol| — It signifies purity and quality day. Bressi is a brother of A. Bres- play at your bidding. The music is marked so that you will know has a corner In molasses. ss arnath tghnniemsahe tar a on «ie gol bod pores | Shops open unti! 6:20 p. m. al, a former banker ind Frank || bow to play it with feeling and expression. it's a direct attack on one of the fundamentals of constitutional | ‘ Peat jg Be Bresal, shot and } in this city. | Canada shows good sense | troubles, sunburn, pimples, black- | | government—johnnybread. and unwavering decision in the |heads, dandruff, ulcers, botis, stub aie Piette “e ae dae at | There Is No Longer Any ers for Your Home to Be ane Thaw cai boot to the | born sores, and piles. Trial free ‘ ‘aga Without Music. A CALIFORNIAN has been pronounced a champion for eating 42) mad dog, even if his gold col |Dept. &R said, Baitinoors, ie Wanamaker Expedition of Citizen: | ; eggs in 30 minutes. Champion what? Incubator? We once saw a man lar shows him to be the pet of se se cade =m ship, who arrived here today from The Bungalow Player Piano is just what you have been waiting @at over 400 eggs in 15 minut ind in the other 15 minutes swear 400 Neah bay, is being entertained by |[] for, It is a really high grade, sympathetic-toned plano, and the | a millionaire mamma. . uss words because the eggs were catfish, when the menu said shad.| oe A H 4 committee from the Chamber of |} playing mechanism {s just as fine as you will find tn the highest Commerce. priced Player Pianos eee A picnic is to be held by the | parishioners of St. Benedict's Cath- Jolic church, Rev. E. A. Dorgan, O.| IM. L, pastor, at Madison Park La-| |bor day | Ask Judge Humphries to Supply GERMANY HAS 88 publicly owned street rail ‘et 3 beats the Americans by about 87. itr etn ol Gipiagn’ of isantigtied _ tie SUFFERERS jfusion of p It ts the greatest selling Player Piano in the world today. It does not take up much room, but is designed especially a its name implies—for moderate size parlors, rtistic living oF music rooms and is made in a great variety of casings to ha with {ts surroundings. Mayr’s Wonderful Stomach | e y . of a dictionary to describe the gor | Sch O ol ] oocus beauty of Floral Hall.—Biile eary 4 } *, fog ele hi eee It is priced go that every one will be able to purchase oné} |Boro, 0., Dispatch, | and Praised by Thousands A test of the Concord grapes |}| and enjoy it now and not have to defer the purchase by reason | Who Have Been lraised on the ranch of Clarence |[| of feeling that they can’t afford it, For Boys 6 to 7 oe pied oss 25 Ng rst Restored. Hanford, of Lowman & Hanford, r i | 0 nite Bluffs, by experts on | delphia pap hen rains fall to “Twas @ nick ool Ree Oa daer onibin 40 Bungalow Players to Choose From f oT e oO more hop man o abou apes prow fo: op! c ie ig asap tgptabdamada adele al eee ae Se eee | three. months that Concords raised in this state We are now offering for sale two full carloads of the Bungalow With 2 Pairs of Trousers | At any rate’ Harry Thaw heel ones from Gah have a superior flavor to those Player Pianos and you can choose from forty of bg: sense than most people Liver and war grown in New York state | popular Players in any wood that you desire. We have them 2 Mg ~ mahogany, brilliant finish, or the new art finish (dull), in Clreae told by three of our most promt Physicians ‘ould have to an At a meeting last night of the/f| sian walnut, brilliant or wax finish—or in any shade of uak (@ city council, sitting as the budget | match your furniture or your woodwork, committee, condemnation awards} Prices Range from $485 to $575 5 P M h for the {mprovement of West Wait heard st., from Avalon way to Alki Point ont bal accepted, amounting to $168,-| Combination Bench and $25 worth of music with each Player Py Piano. Easy terms of payment. Your old piano taken in exe $4.50,$5.00,$6.00 (ly Sage” | Svsine ascents =" A woman told the court that her husband took a bath and she hadn't talizing With 1 Pair of Pants $3.50 to $15.00 edy and secured Wo are rolling 10-ac away or wi full treatmont M t : ied - | “1 bought a tube of shaving| "nen taking your Ine, work a Tham ern, rlawas baewe J. W. Considine and his wife have | 4 regularly a r any ay ot Wash. : returned to Seattle from Woodland, | Sold exclusively on the Pacific These instruments are joream,” write B. B.—{t can't bel feta Tam Russian and Sailor Suits Billie ‘Burke 4 on the box t#{all my. fr For Boys 21% to 10 os el In Fanoy Mixtures, Serges and Worsteds $3.50 to $12.50 Cal, after spending the past we on the Considine stock farm ECKSTEIN TO VISIT SCHOOLS THIS WEEK nk Coast by sing yo: T think it's praise, BLL, Dp being displayed in the most up-to-date Player ff rooms in the West. Call early—or fill out the cou- Third and University St. pon for full particulars. Roanoke, fforers Stomach, Ly estinal Allments are hot awked to take Mayra Wonderful # Memedy for weeks and fore they feel benefited. Juat try ools, churches, | done hich should make you “ in health, convinces Nathan Eckstein, appointed a sensi 2 Ae y will # be well member of the school board Tues: | ILL LP LALLA PLEA LP DALLA ‘ , A high-grade German Harmonica or a Combination » you from pain and day, will devote the remainder | a e Ds H | nd way A ainder of | couron TER |: Leck Sato given away with every Boys’ Suit or || The Lay of the Modern Maid | healthy i) the week visiting Seattle's various | Eilore Music House, Seattle, Wash. I i, Cae I should worry, I should flirt, | thousands. of threo rellrowds conuinief| schools and will later. thoroughly | Pip d'me full particu Bungalow I, should w a narrow skirt, i Re nt 7,708 wfll hear to all the great cities of jacquaint himself with the business | gsdlubennanar dancin 7" aRSa “a ; nut the highest praise, Go to your | Northwest | ” By hes Eene With a slash up to the kneo, Arugint—aske him about the great bases of the board, Eckstein was sworn Player Piano, 1 have a Organ have not Talking Machine ° To display my hos-er-ee; romulte it has been accomplishing in as a member of the boa nd | e e S elmer |If the men-folks’ hearts should|{n canes of people he we or wend | oO & ww nesday by EK. C. Spen r ye | to exchange ‘ O. |). tury to cig, Hi Mayr, Mfg: Chemist, 164. | ° © Fi ctoctod member ; Pama Sicvess; Please don't blame me—I should) tree book on’ Stomach DEVELOPMENT CO., Inc. eg ‘ ws . Address.,.,.++ syeeensceped Two Entrances—First and Columbia. worry and many gra 7 W. PB. SHAFFER, people who haye heen rostored ' 410-11 Howe Bidg., Seattle. 1LA Fifth Ave. 'N. oor biel it Bee le, Wash. by the Fills the teeth—banishes Tooth. ache—-Butler’s Liquid Tooth Filler, Druggists, 25¢,—Advertisement, w ‘th Me ae a me i wi ae at = PI 4 ring 2 they | Se > aE >. > wserss? $23 478 ut Bree Roem A“FEr2 BseeccR wo eres ri at 2 5528 ~« a TF Reese |