The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-01
The Sunday Post-Intellipenccr.

encouragement from severe critics IL !,
stimulus to greater effort. The numerous
readers of the Post-Intelligencer hay,
noted with unqualified approval the high
standard attained. especially by its Sun.
day edition. and they have been taught
TO look for newer methods and better
results than ever before In each week s.
issue The record of the past has served
but as a spur TO large achievement.
In the upward movement OF the Sunday
Post-1ntelligencer one line OF policy has
been firmly fxed. The cultivation OF
original matter and the development OF
original thought relative to tho vas, 7u-
worked field OF the Pacific Northwest
has had first place. In the columns
OF the paper have appeared soma
productions from names to coniure
with; and side by side with celebrities
have been other productions OF scarcely
less merit from local writer's who. II not
mute and inglorious. are as yet unknown
10 fame. But the work they are doing
has stood the test for an apprectatlvs
public awaits with ever-lncreasing eager
ness the special features In the Sunday
paper.
With considerable pride the Post Intel
ligencer calls attention TO the issue OF 10
day. With respect to originality and on
couraeenent OF local talent the paper 10
far in advance Of its predecessors. reo-
pie Will find IL more than worth while
Readers interested in yachting which
Just now attracts almost universal attcn-
tion, have placed before them a history OF
the sport on Elliott bay, the narrative
being supplemented BY excellent matt.
tones % favortt> vessels Everyone IN
teresied IN politics tand who Ia note viii
ind plain uuyarnished story Of MciSin.
ley's transformations entry into the arena
twenty-four years ago IN Onto. Those
Of a mechanical turn Of mind will read
with pleasure ~ the great Kyote canal
BY a visiting native 81 Japan. those tn
teres,sd in travel along the matches
scenic routes % the Pacific Nor;hwes,
will hna From sl,ka 30 the westward
q piece az descriptive writing well worth
their psrusal All these articles ens
many more. are presented FOR the ars,
time In the Post-Intelhsencer. No other
PAPER has them. no other paper san get
them
And 10 The list Is made up, ara 81 spells
Progress
- is worthy 81 remark that one name
contested with ere SUNDAY Post -TrtoGl-
Eencsr has been favored with immellate
and widespread popularity u f. Tommy
LorinE. editor q Tho puzzle dcaart men.
He 10 known 20 an the llttle folks and hls
mail every Monday. Tuesday and Wed
uesday, containing answers 70 "sticRe~s'
And rev puzzles from inventive juveniles.
is assn ming mammoth proportions lie ia
called Dear Mr.. LortuE kln3 Fr.ea3
Dear Tommy." and many other tsrrua
og erdeavment are addressed 20 him by
fRpreciativs girls and boys and ONLY Iast
week an a6mirer. unsolicited, cert o. a
puzzle. with Tommy 1oTinRs name for
the answer. az the same time addressing
him As friend % the Children &
Washington" Tommy Ioung. % course.
is more than gratihed with the attention
directed 70 HE department. and is lending
his best efforts 20 the enisay0r % inter-
est and instruct his small army o. bright
little people.
on the WHOLE. the Sunday Post-fnieili-
Eencer itsel-~.s ats oNn best recommends
ton EVA As reads it.