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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-22
WHY TIVE GARTER? HERE IS
MISS RYAN'S ESNPLANA TON
ny BONNIE WHEELER.

TT You have seen sfhe Hue Mouse At The Ahamhra this
week aud at the close Of the second act we're BIT
faaed tho garer oplaode whether at tho carter ualf
a OF al the doxteriy with which Il remsYed here IA
the explanation Of why tho gnftcrf that VIII remove
rhe removal Of the garter necessary Really II Is for
Miss RYAN heraelf yesterday and she ought TO
kuow or il her garter aud aho slips It Off hotapf aud
holds over head aha tprnga to tho eonor OF the
table 80
Perhaps you overlooked the fof the garter bust
noaa hut here II H. The garter and m fair owner making
sudden appearance the table attract tho attention OF
the visitors to the embarrassing exit Of futhorinlnw,
who is slowly crawling Of the door covered by tiger
skin rus. =.
asked Miss Ryan yesterday 4 think Il ia clover Of fhnlee
TO think Of IL You rhulee ID unconventional aud
Il 10 the rst thing upon She knows the garter VIII
attract attention 80 she whiHka of There Isn't any
question that tho garter certainly did attfaet attention.
and no woudur
Miss Ryan very warmly uphoda mo character Of Tho
Blue Mouse "rauletto creation Just much ~ Tho
Chorus Lady or Salvation Nell said Miss Ryan yesterday
nut the action the play Ia too rapid 10 allow much Of i
to show Tho whole thlng a this and Alsa Ryan paused
10 dive her words effect "The nuo Mouse a a0od
paueite tho best she with what she has TO start with
She unsducated she has ancestors hef only asa arc
beauty and quick Nits she Hangy and teaic but
common That where tho character needs thought II
panlrie BY tho slightest look word took notice q
Of the many compromising situations ahe would be- common
She Foea VERY close At times but Win all she Is pshbs
not jar ones sensihuea A. Tar ~ can iater
pre-, the part ahe IL a Eood voman"
Nothing Really Wrong
'Yau needn't Be afraid Of asn that suit" says Pnulee
speaking Of he suit her lover bringing because her
Character has been detained there's nothing about
me when you get down TO bedrock" And this tiny BIZ Of
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A Thief IN !
The NIGHT |

norroughs stepped softly out Of
the shaaas u one II the bis ifess
tha, eveFhunK the rear end Of Mai
Forrcaisrs garden and seifsi two u
tho iron pallnEa preparatory 70
climb Before his feet iefi Tho
ground. however. a slight nnise q,
tho rlsht caused him % reisasa bis
hold and look quickly around.
A dozen yards further aionr the
fence man was dpins tho VEN
same thing he had Intended The
nan vas shock -headsf and roughly
clad. Re could - that even In The
dim moonlight Whist lay teyesd
tho tall Iron paiines was very pre-
lous 10 Horfuu9ha
Tho stranger sneakei through the
siosiiy bushes until near enough 10
tho house. to see through the rear
windows Then h. stood and Eavs E
peculiar whistle
'signaIing 10 HE pat thought
Horrouxfs i've waited ions
enough me hett H'N"nt ~"
stranger found himself sncircini By
two muscular arins lie struggled In
vain. A. Last. finding that ha could
not shake on tho young mans grip.
no gave vent "a a sbriii yell
THIS esa the last thing norrouEhs
conceived the w1uid-bs burglar
would da. and In his surpris. he al
most ioossnsd his grasp, Ainos, i'm
m.diatsly. however. his establishment
Increased. for from the kitchen door
came an answering call IN feminine
voice.
Here I am. Maggie" cried tho
man In Bofrough's grip. Help
This Teller thinks he's got a second
story man
In three Jumps thu Girl was beside
tho struggling pair. But as soon IA
ahe recognized the face above lin
Hare's. she burst into a laugh.
~Oh. law she snsped 20. law
Both Of yea up TO the sans thrick.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-22
REFLECTIONS or a BACHELOR.

Most Of tho aueeFness Of women'a
hats is on The outside. " mems
on the inside.
A boy does pretty veil In college
not to learn 10 dress like a welah
rabbit dream
Sometimes a girl viii accept the
Judgment Of her father. unless il IL
about 4 man
The reason people can have such
biz families Ia they don't kn0p how
10 raise them.
a woman would rather never
have had a husband than admit Il
was her only proposal.
Tho reason a Girl can have such
a rood time NJ a baseball game Is
a home run sounds 20 sentimental.
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on jim 1taro's fseumbcni form.
Nov. MaEEie. please scream
The rest all happened within a
few brief mumonin MAEEicn Wild
Wells brought Malor Furfrsisr 10
the deaf. hiu whiis H1aiso Nasfling
n alarm -Wh-Nhai Il ~" no called.
TREMENDOUSLY
ITS only man WIN was trying
90 break In and rob yau. naiof. o.
shouted hofroughsi from his post
tian aslfidg Iim's body, he fought
lilo a devil but he's safe enough
n8w.
This ia how nafrouFhs obtained
entries into Ahnahsl Fuffusisr'a
house. and hos aiaEFio and lin.
several months later. got nes peal.
tons a. iady'n maid and Fardenaf.
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L., him aiop. Nr usfr.asbs IL.
oniy M. fI.r. ~ .tss',v S,,n,..,,,.
Un M. ~ narr.esb.s
IN, - 49,.
a, ~ = ~ = - w ~
wv ','s i'.-.' - - ~. 's'''a'' ~
-. ", Y. =, ~ y 'ses I'M
~ - F., ~ -, p W. ~ =
49, = a''s,'',,s n ~, w renee
- : ~ WV A'.ss ms '''f''
The hansemhidls grin vas visible
even IN the darkness. a. she an
nNercai
An Why ana ye come over o.
nncc. ysrssif. rirr-
IN e sois t,,,,a,,sh. .,a,,.,sy IA
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Arnilmenl WrdEed ID NFfNNHN
lausha. Ailas Ryan thinks Il the
keynote 70 the character
Il is these fcW lines into which
Miss RYAh throws world or
pathos that causes one TO Wish fof
the opportunity Of seeing haf In Il
play thai mixes a BIT Of the tragic
With the comedy OF course We
would have 10 have krasfeaH
share Of comedy. for Hiss Ryan 10
delicious In her mAnhefiamz and
her very voice IL Infectious, but
there Is no question but that she
would be superb 10 meiodrama-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-22
THE SEATTLE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE
TWENTY YEARS FROM TO-DAY

When It time 10 write the history ct tue special
tariff of the sNtyrs congress- current events are
likely To be summed up about like this;
'rbe Taft administration began unfortunately. Congress
was called together in accordance with prediction promises
for revision OF the tariff It's work proved to be distinct
disappointment
There no doubt that the prediction pledges all
understood by the people to commit the party 10 lowering
OF the schedules What actually happened increase
in the average OF the duties
"Ihis result was accomplished by combination of the
leaders OF the aud the house OF representatives, and by
the usual ogroug arrangement in the senate Under the
organizing power OF the senator from Rhode Island
combination arranged between senators and representa-
tiyes representing special interests in New England and IN
the nter.mountain states The manufacturers tied mp with
the material men, and by maintaining increasing duties
on iron ore wool and smaf products support brought
from that section Of the country which enabled the New Eng
land and the sugar keep and get little The
people Of the middle neglected SO the CON
sumer generally 1t was indeed revision OF the tariff by
its irendsihs friends in this instance being the special
interests which profit by the tariff law principally
the monopohes and trusts.
"a diversion WAS created time by the introduction
OF an income amendment This shrewd vancouver
the part OF Senator Bailey the democratic side and
Senator Cummins acting for faction OF the republicans
They relied the fact that President Taft had committed
himself prediction speeches for such amendment Of the
law The idea proved popular and finally OF tho
senate showed majority in favor Of its passage.
"rhen President Taft showed his hand. In spite Of his
prediction promises he openly and in his first
special message recommended substitute corporation
The purpose Of the recommendation disclosed by
Adreh who admitted the floor that his puf
pose in bringing the to Kill off tho income
amendment BY inference this presumed to be the pur
pose Of the president and when the corporation later
knitted in conference surprised
"Al the time during which the tariff bill the sub
cct OF debate President Taft OF
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Col Roosevelt whipped whole
flock Of hippopotami yesterday. but
Just walt until the weather gets
little warmer and the correspond.
snts arms are 10 better shape.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-22

wiiiiH-im sorry your wife opened
that business letter I sent you. fisf-
fia You told me that she never op-
enrd your ieitfra
fiaffis-Ahe doesn't. as ruis. vii.
No. but you see you marked u
Private = WAN
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Also Little Tot" Mushroom
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Boys Sailors. straw. black or
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Boys Blue Denim Oyefails, >
TO "a years. well made. ht t5e
Boys Hack About Knee
Pants, caasimereh. worsieda,
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Boys suspendefs. best elastic
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Third Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-22

II Mr. Taft could be certain
whether the people or the interests
reelected presidents his duty would
be plain.
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little BOY Mama. I wish you'd
find out who u was hypnotiEsd me.
and punish EN- severely
Mama VIVA at
tAitia Roy While you was cut I
was pulled fiKht inta the pantry and
fornad 10 eat a lot nf those faince.
pies ysa said I mustn't touch. 90
Fhipa
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No. uncle. you sEah the ball. and
zee II don't tackle and throw you
before you got Three yafdai--comiu
Cuts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-22

NJ. clemenceau behaved very
much Hike a man who saw II com.
Ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-22

Would you like 10 take q spin
with ne on the bridal PATH
fhe@chufch or park Pick Mo b
IN
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THE NEXT CHAPTER WILL BE THE CAMPAIGN
OF 1912" 1T WILL PROBABLY START OUT SOME
THING LIKE THIS. "Ex-PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
RETURNED FROM HIS LONG HUNTING ExPEDI-
TIoN TO AFRICA AND FOUND HIMSELF THE CEN
TER"
WE WON'T WRITE THAT CHAPTER YET. BUT
1T WILL BE REAL THRILLER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-22

Judge The evidence shows That
you threw D. STONE n tits mans dnN
Prisoner Don't e show moron
fhHff Judge Mhat more did you
want # 90 HhgW Prisoner Why
" Honor. ! bic 'imi -- Cleveland
Leader
A gsiss man and fool together
know more than q wise man ai9ne-H
Italian
awHat was saying when
dunHsd that HutamnliiHf f1u
we're saying that iifs 10 not a0fih
living iiul " Fuu think 40 Why diH
YOU dodge. Louisville Courier ionf-
raj.
Hospitality Ffaaa heai where It b.
most needed Hugh miller.
Husband You must marry again.
drafaat. when am gone and mat
VII be very saan wife 30 "a
ward No unr Will marry aH Old WOO
man like ne faH ought 10 have
died ten yeats aga for that Kansas
citg Journal
II T. for the blH hearted 10 forget
others may merely fafrlYs-ftnfi-
Times Talon
LADY, want something nice 10
nii for dining room. Assistant 81
HtnfHa@frf. madam a landscape
Of can 81 safiiuaa Chips.
An honest man does not make him
self q dos Tor the sake VI BONE
Danish
-
Wig why do you raii him the
human umbrella WAGON. be-
cause be has 90 many ups and downs
Tommy Pep. ia the bald sagie
Simply an Old rHFiaf TammEa Pop
Not necessarily my son He may
be d married eagle
Ny son" remarked The thrifty
parent you can't accomplish much
unless you uut your shoulder TO the
wheel Huh. ] Fursa ri let my
chauffeur attend 10 that" replied
The lndaiant son.
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The TfAFsdian - zee. sir. was
called at the end Il every aeti
Tbs cgnedian what did they call
Y1u Connie Cuts
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A Niss man and fool together
know more than o Wise man alone.
Italian
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Foraker. Then them two hypocrtes went to pat
ting the shoulders OF that other two-faced animal
trying to make him believe that they had ar
ranged to bring him home to breakfast. which
they wasn't but they had. The sailor lad
was disconsolate an he was first for hinging
hisself pecemeal to the sharks; but shows him
that it meant gettin' chewed any way he took it,
he said he would disappoint somebody. an
that it would be the sharks An there / waits
the only calm in the bunch, regardin' all this
nonsense peaceful, an expecting every minute to
hear the school-children chantin' psalms an
marchin' down wit palms to welcome their be-
loved pastor home to the vestry.
:. a " sure enough all the folks comes down TO
the beach curious. We drifts in helpless. They
makes cries of tremendous joy when they spies
old Piemouth who wigwagged 'em glad signals.
They were hungry lookin outfit. He waddles
out the beach, an throws few bundles of
talk into EN-, indicating US wit large motions.
Then. sudden, they swoOps down us fierce,
an tied like birds of prey an laid out
lengthwse in a W. The capten an Simms
Foraker wept TO their finish. AS for me-
that surprised / couldn't swear until the third
time trying. When did get the of me mother
tongue l treats that brigade of Pensioners to
some Of the best selected vocabulary that my
wanderngs had enabled to Gull out. Triple
jonted words was all that used. 1t was an oc-
casion that demanded expression.
" Is this the way you convert your poor ship
wrecked sailors? / bawls out to Piemouth, who is
sitting down much interested in the flow Of my
langwidge. WhereupOn he comes close to me, in
quisitious
What is troublin' your soul?' he inquiries Are
yeh hurried or nave you merely cornered
crouch?
4" 'You--you adder of Edenl I says to him.
scornful. You betrayer of Samaritansl You Jul
das of brotherly love. an all that.-what do yeh
mean to have understand by this outragefu
proceedin.'
MeanY he inquiries, gentle as a crocodile;
an then a gaslight look to his canary face.
He trows back his head an loosens a wide laugh
at my innocence. Didn't tell yeh that / had
reformedT he asks of me, cheerful 4 must have
forgot It, Yeh see, instead of convertin these good
people, they converts 1t a hungry life
bein' a missionary. They showed the hor
rors of it, So I becomes of 'em, an they
elects cannibal-eatin King
It's true, then! 1 bowls, horriful seem all
the deceit Of him.
Sure he admits. modest, I hold
ords eatin' myself
$50 yeh that we had brought him home
to breakfast, an were the oatmeal. / shivers,
KNOWN / had good white meat; but / felt that
swiftness might the day. Tears is all right
for funerals, but they pulls man off the
gallows.
Listen I implores him secret, know all
the rules. The method Of cookin' here must be
crude. Mrs. Rohrer my mothers first cous-
In an she doped it all out in kitchen. Be-
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LITERARY MAGAZINE

81 think he's grateful to for savin' him
" But spose he is a real cannibaeaterP grOans
the boss, trying to twist his hands off wit merry.
BUSINESS.
"'Oh just s'pose he isl I shudders, grinning
inside
Il had lot of fun wit that bunch Of weak
lings. The capten put wise, an he fair cried
tears. He begins to put the blame onto Simms
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others. but he groves at my feet begin to
spare him.
They are plotting against me- he complains
fearful.
"a cold quaver played tag ur and down my
guilty spine. Was it possible that he had
heerd me- did he know the lip language? But
1 determines to bluff it out wit sheer innocence.
&" Who has dared plot against your l gasps like
a reformer.
THE capten an that sailor Teller in the wide
pants he whines, broken-hearted. I heard EN-
yesterday They said you tough. an that the
other too old; but they said fat,
an -
'It was a relief. that onct more 1 felt an in
nocent man-lke bank cashier that wins a
hundred to shot two days before the books
is examined You're on'y a traitor when you're
caught Them other two ought to be punished
wit their villainy, but nature had fortified
'em from attack; the capten spare wit sandy
whiskers. an the deck-swab had enough tattoon'
him to poison anybody wit the blue ink of it.
II wonderin' what could do, when the
capten let's loose a wild joyful yell, an comes
rompin' down the raft like he'd gone dotty wit
the heat steps back and prepares to hand him
swift one. when his yels assumed intelligence.
Saved! Savedi he pipes foolish wit the
joy that kills.
thin blue whisper the water about
five miles off, We driftin' plumb for it like
a bunch of stranded Robinson Crusoes. So
four human beings begins to smile. to
verse about golden strands an cocoanuts, an
bananas, an soft-eyed madens, all of which in
habits such south Pacifck stations where yeh
can live patient without work Everybody had
cheerful grin except that idiot hypocrite, who
wishin' that he'd brought along fresh bundle of
tracts. Still he sits moody hisself, alone Often
he blinks at me wit the high grand sign to pre-
serve his secret. hated to shield the cuss, but
/ promises my conscience that we'd make of him
a man Friday when got to the banana planta-
tons, an that he'd go to work as no missionary
ever went before.
Then sudden, he also pipes joyous noise, an
1 saw him commence to dance like a fretful dew
erish. He springs into the air an cries out in
accents of keen responsiveness. He smiles,
til I thought the whole roof Of his head would
break off at the hinge Simms Foraker goes white,
an clutches at my elbow He whispers to
in a horrible suspicious voice:
g It's the island where shanghied
him, says the boss
NOT / exclaims. trying hard to get scared at
the news And rememberin' the Come All We
Christian Brothers trade of the man, told my
self that there would be April foolishness to
be enjoyed.
"'what d'yeh spose he'll do to us? whimpers
the boss.
1--we heerd of 'em broilin' men alive, I re.
spends, grave, but never believed that yarn
HE shivers at my cool language, after which
tried to hearten him.
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creatures which fortune hadn't
smiled on. Simms Foraker hears
the Kings command, an he turns
a hatred look on me. His breast
shakes wit the disgust Of me.
Courage, boss!'" | whispers to
him, "I'll save you for the dessert.
tn be a long meal
"An' so / leaves 'em, trussed up,
goin off wit. the King to be in
stilled in the royal kitchen. He
talks to me all the way about the
bill o fare. II seems that he hcJ
had a fine blowout up the coast
some three weeks before an he
wants to square hisself wit his
friends. He said he didn't care
cuss how much it set him back, but
for me TO go ahead and startle
things. He said, If any low mental
cook didn't act humble to me while
on the job, just send a hurry call
for the shortener.
Who's hep / asks. An why
such a Nance?
'The King smiles on my ignor-
ance
Didn't yeh ever go TO art
school,? Well, know then that
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sionary proposin' calm to bro his fellow in
this world instead of the next. It wasn't accord
in to strict missionary rules. An / was dumb
wit the mockery of it. At last my indigeous soul
burst forth into wrath.
$50 that's what you've been thinkin' on, wit
your legs crost an your moody face, is It? You
vile monster You sat right there, an ! points
fierce at the very spot, an you plotted in your
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every perfect human ought TO be seven
heads tall; but when they get bumptious in this
cline, we shortens EN-. But ony one head he
grins.
Il could see plain that he was a thorough ar
tstic soul He had on'y two topics of conversing
food an art He wanted me to inaugurate
nine course dinner for the next day he was that
greedy. But l persuades him that this too
good chanel TO spoil swift fire. The car
ten needed nourishment, an Simms Foraker ought
to have rest. l argues. AS for the swab, says
that he might do for hash. At that the King
turns pale. Then found out that hash was q
forbidden word. II seems he had onct boarded
in Brooklyn. However by great argument hO
gives me stay of proceedings for two weeks
Wit me in the kitchen head chef. he said his
mind easy, cause he had fears that Plumb
Duff. the former boss was out TO poison him iF
he could. I said I'd watch Plumb Duff like fairy
godmother, an the King goes of happy.
stNXTE ELL. it was up to me to think hard how to
w save them three pullets that established
In a bamboo Jail close by. Also II was up to me
to throw stin bluff. me that Royal Cook a
Chief. an that couldn't fry an egg decent YoI
ought to see the way / gave them twentyfou :
under cooks, includin Plumb Duff, the eye severe
Before me they quails.
Furthermore rememberiD' the bossin / had
received at odd times from Smms Foraker ! de-
termines TO play the part right up to the handle
Every day goes to the Jail, has it opened by
royal command wearin' the red sash OF the
Kings head kitchen mechanic, an inspects the
food the hoof
"'No' / would say. after proddin' Simms For.
aker in the ribs No he amt just prime yet
"An the langwdge that would follow out
of that hut would have made a printer shudder.
The ungratefulness of them three men past
all understandin' / could do nothin to please
EN-
cit sure up to me to think hard At this
crisis. Plumb Duff comes to the rescue. He didn't
know he rescun' any one he wouldn't
have done it out of sheer meanness for he starts
a revolution in the kitchen. He had gone round
an told all them cooks that / hadn't a union
badge. Then they struck. The King hustes
down the royal guards for my protection. installs
nonunion labor an tells to keep bein'
busy at the old stand Whereupon, Plumb Duff an
his cohorts stands off an heaves bricks at u.s. 1t
was certainly interestin' time for But it
saved me-not to mention them three other in
CRATES.
"Yeh see, the Royal Guards favorite job was to
fight. At bankquests they ony came in at the
last wit the servants. 1 begins TO make good
wit that bunch of huskies, an they fed royal
for the first time in their lives. In four days any
one of 'em would have assassnated the King at
my wink Then l knew I had him. / gets ready
TO do some kingin' myself
''Three nights after I had everything planned
a ship drops anchor in the bay, an l tells the
Guard that the King has betrayed em to foreign