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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-05

HeFedity a mysterious thing. No certain hos
disposition tho life Of his
Ercagreat his mothers side lie pretty
( o. Il IT,
People their heredty.
Il hard because all my
people worked before
you lohnnya temper
plains. you he nom grandfather
I'm coafcssea the poor man. 1
help q: n family
are 10 o a bafare ua not
Of immediate but Of all humanity.
OF his birth Of life world duty.
pleasure ovceserythnK according woa has
lived and progressed sacrificed enjoyed loved
There revolution privaioa
suffered early
ancient that great upon
world presents itself today.
There millions Of people riding IA besides
csstors.
But because they killed today.
strong adversely because
brave IN the tFackess wilderness
hoaEht BY what they Thought
We old Rome. revolution
early eoionis,s
Let yo#r they n your respect Tor
your mother thankful yoa
mother But u Of grandfahers
aud another fond Of bottle
selfish. aud grandmother vain
II 70 that you have boqurahsd
Of other weaknesses and Objectionable
cassors then only say ycry respectfully
Grandfather and grandmother you you
ing IN Ny omnibus and I'm glad have
OWN LIFE TO live and MY OWN CHARACTER to make and
~ you cant HELP why then YOU'LL HAVE TO GET OUT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-05

",
ny sending my picture 10 rhlis.
mon FinEienower. the lonely
rAnehsr 1 seem 20 have STARTED
tnmsthing
New I don't knuw n Il h my ia
gal beauty that has got him going
~ whether the "Lonaiy Rancher"
10 juat getting his stride AZ = cor.
respondent. bat am certainly
hearing FROM Muakrat. Neb. ear.
~, late and often
Ny second letter. with ny picture
enclosed ia exchange Tor his. hada't
40 more than set 70 MuakEaf. hon
ne poasmasks Show. Mr. Flngis.
mewsf took his pea in hana
Since THEN ! have been getting
mail b the cord
raik about ARDENT correspond
rncsi
Mr. FinEiemoNrr. 20 Judge hy MA
letters. IL going to have Diana Dlll.
pleklea heart u u costs him every
cent be haa And be hsys ne IL
NoFih t1s.e0o
tia enough 90 turn AM Tlfgs
brad oniY mines bsen tarnra -
of'TES that my neck il sflff
Therefore my head IL now a ilstia
aiows suFninE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-05

About 10 o'clock ! discovered an
immenae elk atanding just outside
a small forest AZ he was too far
away 90 shoot. ! resolved 60 cap.
ture HIM by strategy Stepping
from nay place OF c0ncealment. I
advanced toward him some 10
paeoa. lie looked a. .me tuqniai.
lively, but ala not take fllght. 1
then reifaced my steps nine parne
as though N retreat Turning
about. again advanced 10 pNeeH.
thus approaching pace nearer
than upon The first occasion ny
alternately thua advancing 10
paooa and then regroating nine
gradually grow 30 clsae 90 him that
before I was aware ! was too einss
10 shoot sun continuing thla
method ~ lmporcepuble approach
az last found myself near enough
"a jump upon bis back Then the
elk seemed 60 become aware 81 my
presence and started "a run az
great speed. Ills pace was terrific
hut being an expert horaeman
Wsa able 10 reach down aud AHA
ms pedNmeieF 20 his fore les
soon discovered that We wsre
ianrnaylns south Rt The rata Of 10
miles an hour ny three eeiork in
the afternoon the Topography ~ the
country had completely changed
Soon began % recognize familiar
landscapes by gently pressing
my foot against tho side Of hin
nerk ] found WAS able % steer
the elk IN tho diree,ion ! desired
Taxing advantage 0f ghia fAet I
made fof Rochester. ny home.
reaching the outskirts OF the city
about str o'clock ~ this time
the bis animal had become % 81.
hausted from fright and extgsiou
that J experienced 80 difficulty -by
suddenly shining my weight - one
side I'm throwing him 20 the ground
In front % my residence A. ! dld
-. IiKKa. my fAFnfiie fnx terrier
ran out aud dispatched him with q
biss on the aukis lie measured
Is feet frem 10 90 beam and waH
an equal number Of hands high
In aome respects thta waa an
uaians eGporience. but Indians
whom ! have knUwn have often taia
mo they have seen elk when unin.
numbered So AZ leaAi a mfiu mia
ute. Hos much faster. then.
would one 60 that uAs auddpnly
surprised. az Ia this case Mature
FAkng
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-05

Does he always lead the way
"On the Job"
Does he get a raise In pay
"On tho job"
Does &e always get results.
Bounding on with eager pulse.
While hia boss. well pleased, en-
ultBf
"On the lob.+
II you are not on r. get
On the Job"
Only there Is fortune met
"Ou the Job"
Keep on digging every day:
Keep on. sonny. making hay:
That's the only way 10 stay
On tho job.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-05

There's a little phrase We hear
ron the Job"
Which is al the go this year;
"On the job"
When a fellow does a stunt
Which advances him 70 front.
lie is--we 10 say are won't
on the JOB"
Does he make a milliOn7 He's
On the Job"
Bring his rival 10 bis knees7
"On the Job"
Does he einch the girl securely.
While the maiden smiles demurelyq
II he does we know hos surely
On the job"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-05

The farlfic squadron f. now a.
hremofton. snd ths navy yard nov
has more baftieships % 90 rlaasss
thAn ever before Ia the history 81
ths Puget Sound SaFy Yard
Among others nre the batiieahips
Nebraska. Oregon and Wisconsin
the Eanbuats Chicago. noafnn. Al.
hauT. Charleston hnh Buffalo. tie
training chip Philadelphia, the
prison ship Nlpsie ard the sYn.
meuae drfdnck, Boats leave Pier
2 al sac. ~ and 10 q VA. tstA.
z 30 and ! 20 p. m Hoand trip zoe.
Chliaran from % 4 2. half price 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-05
Rhoass sehelsr R,turn,.

Joel n Iohnnsou. the first recin.
lent Of a Cecil Rhodes ncholarshln
from this state. has returned home.
after a three years course At the
University Of oxford Tie has been
appointed Instructor tn German At
the University of Washington
Johanaou IL a graduate 81 the uni.
veraltf Of Washington class Of '1s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-05

] hardly know shat 20 DO
There ia Mf Finglemowef putting
IA = hours q day writing passion
ate mlasiYea. and here - poor me
getting them faster than ! can
READ them. and the neighbofhood
wondering II have started . get
fich quick echrme
II - 40 a. me 10 come dnNn TO
brass lacks with the Lonely
ksneher iie haa wasted a bottle
q ina on blota representing kisses
alone
ITO b. contInnedD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-05

hcr 49, "@"
Love makes ahininw laughing tpa ana d Il the rs
10 the pennies 80 -
Love tnr. even the ndosni gld activity
AID Inspires the digrnt efforfa T
The sir who has lover feels
eAs toWafa cfefyoae she meeta There sunshine la her
friend ~ '"@''f
The gi Who has lover herself what ho would
IKE her 70 BE- She Il fastious
SPOUT Der work diEont and honest
SAKE % The she loves company fs which sb rE
me associates who work beside her
me benefit Of her happiness her cheerful willing service
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-05
HUMPHREY URGES NEED
OF DRY DOCK

Congressman win y. Humphrey
saturday sent long dispatch to
the navy department urning that
there be no delay IN awarding Tho
contract for che construction of the
now Puget sound drydock. which
the department has indefinitely
aholved
Mt Humphrey urges that the
Chamber Of Commerce and other
civic bodies bring pressure 10 bear
on tho navy Officials 10 have action
taken toward starting the work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-05

That" said Senator beverage
OF wittieism. was qualntiy pat.
u ~ like the remark Of the old yot.
eran This aged man WIS going
from hts roonf ono night TO let out
the cat, stumbled on the landing
and pitched headlsng down inte the
has Why aiiaH. called his wife.
iH that your ibid you fall down
stairs Yes, grunted tbs old ri
low, RISING slowly Yes. ala. and
for about minute and hair I
thought I'd lost nay pension "-
ArKonaut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-05

Love means happiness. happiness
means health, health nnenun
strength and desire 10 40 and 10
DO well whatever duties iie IN
ones path.
Give = Eifi a lover and she viii
~ ehecffuliY about her work. take
that lover away from hur and she
VIII slsh and nope and reed her
SELF into idlceeas. II a Etfi has
no lover the nearest approach -
= love STORY. and n she cant have
lovelise % her own she vii barry
herself IN the love life Of others
and novel reading Is no inspiration
u. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-05
Bows Wanted

To coll Seattle papers. For infos
nation apply 70 o~o Engier. star
sffies. Old library building. between
and II IN the morning and z tlli
: n the afternoon. Initiation fee
paid By Engier. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-05

close There we're 10 states repre-.
aeuied In che attendance Students
we're present from 20 counties u
the state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-05
: STAR DUST
By JOSH ,
By JOSH

this, not because Wa believe II. but
Ia tho hope that newspapers W
other elites will SEQ It. Chicago
Journal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-05
FROM DIANA'S DIARY

PAINTING ron ADVENTURE, MISS DlGPcKLGs ANSWERS a
MAtRimonAL 40 AND DRAWS A BLANK lR"cUPlps LOT.
Terry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-05

s-e-@
A wireued little Irishman applied
for Job loading a ship At first
they said he was too small. bat he
finally puFauaded them 20 give him
trial Tie seemed % be making
good. and they gradually increased
the size of his load until on the last
trip he was carrying a 800 pound
anvil under each arm When he
was halt way hcroaa the gang
plank q broke and tho iriahmhn
fell fn Win great splaahlnE
and splulieflng he came 10 the sur
face.
"rrow mo a ropci" he shouted.
and again sank A second time he
roao "a the surface
II row me rope. say" he
shouted again Onca more h. sank
A third time he roue struggling
say" ho spluttered anFrllY. u
one uy you ahpalpcens don't hur
~ up an trew mo rope Im So.
ln 10 drop ono Nv these damn
tings "- EvcFy body.
A group OF New York brokers
werc talking about John W Catea's
rooms IN the New Plaza Hotel.
rooms ioF which he pays 81. o8s
year
We'll said an elderly bachoi.
OF. N MF dates business had all
been conducted vith women. a. 80
much Of mims n. be wouldn't be
living IN such rooms a. those
Mr. Gates Was discussing no
meas ideas about business the
other night lie Aaid a wonian
shom be kusw once mailed her
broker this note
Please buY for my Accouut
900 shares % r D. a q ~ 20.
Sell AZ 100. and be sure % send
mo tho profits b. noon tomorrow.
a. ! avn going out Of town ~-
Rochester Herald.
The combined efforts % the 20.
lice. says an esteemed coninnpoF
afY. have fford the entiru city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-05

Five yearold Nellie had beon
naughty all day Finally her nam
ma. a very pretty woman. sat
down aud drew the little culprit
across her ample lap 20 al.
minister the long delayed punish.
mont Nollloa face was fairly
buried In the folds OF her mothers
dreas. lielore the maternal hand
could descend Nellie turned her
face 20 say. We'll n I'm going to
DO spanked I must have air T-
ilafpera Weekly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-05
HUMAN OMSBuSS AND WHAT SHALL We DO WITH THE OBJECTIONABLE
PASSENGERSl

I'VE oliver wendci Holmes, "omniboaes In
which dug"
Hcred hs that sometimes gets hia blue eyes
auaclaomo disposition from his grand
father. and his lazncss from hts great grandfather.
picture Illustrate this tntcestng
thought lie has drawn omnibus each OF u.s.
tho passengers
thoughts passengers revealed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-05

"Iissentmciiz"
"Wottizzitmaim7
YefbiuialknbOutm
"Wugzuf."
"Yeuiyerwuz."
'WodiaayY
'BodiwentwalknWi Within"
'Diddcunufher"
"Yeahyordid
''Ho0toiyerHo g.
"Neyefmlnd"
"coursl wazmaud. sheezony.
wuniloid"
"gtliyorwuzzns atkuboutm :
Iiuhi
"Maudsdoceiifus"
Observation-Disclosures"
"Hhiz"
"Hhiznt"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
'tiuhl ldihtorsecyer"
"WeiiNili"
"Yenalluamisindgnme"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-05

Flee, Of Battleslsipa at Navy Yard.
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-05

Summer school Closes.
A total Of 234 students attended
vcrHity which has just come 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-05

Oriental blizzard Ind Pool Par
Tors. lfi5 Third av.. have 8 new
tables and the only 5xt0 pool table
ia Seattle. A place for gentlemen
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-05

"IhenilHlapyefbaek
observation-disclosures
observation-disclosures
fh0iiitNGzzenao" On "
DiddenyefhoneslT"
hMo."
"8aiiz.T
"W0imh.m 2"
"iieiyerehowmygum."
Boats leave Pier 2 Tor sary =.
~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-05

The comblnud efforts Of the 20
lice says sn rateemrd enninapof
afy. have ffcrd the entiru city
frutn she stains ~ vice Wc print
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-10
THAT RECORD FINE.

Taking influential of the mainland
appear the fine of s4Oo
imposed Standard Oil Company of Indiana presents
identifying respectively great classes
namely wearing collar the other neckfree By far
the which
that of the New York Tribune 1t Is
big defendant corporation well OF
of
single corporation that
2oOO0 and impose that
penalty ability of the corporation
the Judgment tribute TO the
that Judge Lands assessed
would be justification
unebe than there would be for sentencing
thousand years The Tribune further takes
Lands confirmed by the
by reeordhreaking
involuntary from corporate enterprise
following
which appeal directly patriotic
twill ends
Saturday higher entirely
will broken speetacua but
unprofaby the litigation
pudng legal which the
appeal infiOn OF penalty startling ought
TO opening of the OF great
taking evadg overriding the laws
practices have seemed directors de-
Federal and Federal petit
violation of law If corporations
observing the letter and in
skirng raining them there would be little
complain that they being unfairly treated
of their facing monumental cash forfeiture like that
Oil Company Indiana Caution faminded
of safety corporation management
found honesty, pay decidedly in the long rum
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-10
JUSTICE AND PUBLICITY.


from such publicity with
and probate which
doors 1t doubtful
parties before publicity Indeed outside the
inferentia wiu public
justice of guarantees
of American liberty
predatory guardianships and
publicity handling
merous granted deacy
later allowed commander custodian
the public having utterly
scheme which he desires railroad through the
for claiming extraordinary privileges
less Justification Honolulu strategy
taken confidence time invariably
publicity slight mention prominence publication
tangible degree involved
The Deerng
a law Pebaps
though had the conductors of the local consulted
have been reported with minimum publicity.
than they had bargained insica
is
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-10
FRIENDS OF THE TRUSTS.

those believe the and
Roosevelt fighting
believe which
possible, and efficient combating
change
which produce them.
classes who seeking disedt the
Presidents policy with creating Those engaged
the
little
diedt President, destroy
influence with the public.
and evil The
believe him combating
be
enforcing prohibit anything
undoubtedly
guilty these illegal have prosecuted ground
skening of the either
The make the public believe that the Presidents attacks
industrial disturbance
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-10
THE TERR1ToRY's COMMERCE.

political
considerable detail
ending 1897 S47966l29 This $500
population Territory probably
wealth the
This
degree Territory
developed
much than has the population increased.
The instructive with progress diversified
They points promoted
further developed exhibit
been
articles respectable years
whose has almost altogether disappeared declined the island
that highly promising ndusesrubb
only development lumber
young pineapple industry growing many
which perspective
belief
destined prosperity
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-10
EXCLUSION TALK
IN CALIFORNIA

SAN FRANCISCO, August IA
conference was held yesterday at
the Fairmont Hotel between Congress
man E. A. Hayes OF the Fifth district
of California and Professor John W.
jerks of the immigration Commission
upon matters bearing upon the entry
OF the Japanese to this Coast. at which,
1t is understood, Mr.. Hayes laid forth
his own well-known emphatic views
and the feelings of his constituents and
OF Californians in general to the Com
missioner. Congressman Hayes, as the
only Pacific Coast representative on
the immigration Committee of the
House, and from his aggressive anti
Oriental utterances ON the floor of that
body, was well qualified to speak for
the State in the japanese immigration
controversy, and while at the conclu-
sion of the conference he would not go
into the details of the discussion, he
admitted that the invasion of the
brown men on the Coast was the point
upon which he and Professor jerks
held the most earnest consultation.
''As Professor jerks in his general
investigation of immigration affairs
looks closely into the local aspect of
each place he visits, we naturally paid
special attention to the japanese prob
lem on this Coast" said Mr.. Hayes.
of all immigration questions,
this IS the most vital just now. The
attitude of the President and of the
Eastern public and men of affairs has
changed greatly since last winter, and
the sentiment is now coming in accord
with California IS contentious. I think
the legislation which will follow, as a
result of the Commission s labors, will
be of national and dignifed char
acter, that will uphold all our posi-
tions against Asiatic immigration.
Congressman Hayes returned only
last week from England with his fam
lly. He announced that he is going
to introduce some stringent anti-Asia-
tic labor legislation in the House at
the next session, and while in Europe
looked into the status of Hindoo i'm
migration to various countries, which
is becoming a problem in various parts
of the world.
II shall introduce a law looking to
the absolute exclusion of all Asiatic
labor from the United States" said
Mr.. Hayes. cit will bear equally
against the japanese, Hindoos, Chinese
and all races of the Orient whose en-
trance here and competition with Amer
lean labor and industry is looming up
as a national menace. We had better
meet this matter now than twenty
years hence, when it will grow to be
gigantic race problem, as ugly and
dangerous as the negro question in
the Southland even worse than that,
for when there are half million jap
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-10
THE WIFE OF MAJOR
GENERAL WOOD WAS HERE

Aboard the United States Army
transport Sherman which arrived here
Saturday afternoon from the Philip
pines, via Nagasaki, and sailed yester-
day evening for San Francisco, was
Mrs. Leonard Wood, the wife of Major
General Leonard Wood, U. S. A, in
charge in the Philippines, accompanied
by her son.
Mrs. Wood enjoyed her brief stay
in Honolulu and expects within couple
of months to be Joined by her husband
on the mainland.
Admiral Dayton, now here aboard the
flagship West Virginia, who commands
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-10
NITRITEs AND FAME.

When President Pnkham public the other analyses
analyses By association IDEAS
perfectly
nirites
Ris New York One day
Hall study
daily
The analysis showed the nites R didn't know nites
agitation
nite their
medical organizations Societies the
action The
system which the evils
eliminated
meeting called of those
ment- and forgot invite Ris until the last
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-10
LICENSE BOARD
AND BLIND PIGS

The Board of License Commissioners
will tackle the ''blind pig" PROPOSE
tion. Apparently their plan is to
come up to the "blind pigs on their
blind side.
The Board has issued invitations to
the wholesale dealers of the island to
meet it in conference on the sub
jeet, next Friday afternoon at four
O'Clock. The Board is acting on the
theory that the owners and managers
of the '"blind pigs" must buy their
liquor somewhere-presumab of the
wholesale dealers. Therefore the whole
sale dealers must be in position to
know, if not absolutely, at least sufi-
ciently to make a very shrewd guess as
to who own the "blind pig" ranches.
Therefore, if the wholesalers, in a
spirit of public service, or selfshly con.
sulting their own interests-from the
license side of the question-will join
hands with the License Board, they can
simply circle round the "blind pigs
ard corral them.
All persons holding wholesale Ii.
censes are requested not to forget the
date and place-the Throne Room OF
the Capitol, Friday afternoon at -four
O'Clock. Meanwhile the members OF
the License Board will see Governor
F'rear and speak to him about filling
the vacancy caused by the resignation
of A. j. Campbell SC that there will be
full board to welcome the visitors.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-10

the Pacific fleet, called on Mrs. Wood
yesterday afternoon aboard the trans
port, he and General Wood being great
friends. The Admiral was accompanied
by his aid, Lieutenant Tompkins.
Captain j. P. Yost is one of the pas
sengers going through to the mainland
aboard the Sherman He is we'll known
here. having been in charge of the
Military Hospital here. Another pas
senger of note Is Lieutenant Graham.
once member of the famous Army
Polo Team and one of the best play
ers. He is in the hospital aboard ship,
en- route home. Once an athlete, his
sickness has sadly changed him.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-10

anese in California's valleys and they
have driven the whites from every
point of competition, they will have a
powerful government at their back
to complicafe the situation. Every
concession We make to the japanese
now will be disadvantage later; we
had better face the matter sauarely
and stick it out for absolute exclusion
of every Asiatic laborer from our
shores.
"War is to be deplored, but if this
means war, let US have it and fight it
for this principle, that no non-assimili-
able Asiatic race shall be permitted to
enter and occupy a portion of this
country and lower the standard of
American living. There will be half a
million japanese here in few years,
and that will create a race problem
that will make the negro question seem
paltry.
"If we have to fight to keep the
Oriental out of America, let it come.
If we allow them to come in, the thou
sands of aliens would cause us a war
with their mother country sooner or
later anyway-it would be inevitable
The safest course is to keep them out,
and keep them out now. There has
been too much hedging and undigni.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-10

New York State has awakened
lands far beyond Even natives the
Good
cultural population the State productive
with
railroad
looked dgarded unknown
titled the
movement to be held in