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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-26
THE SEATTLE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE
Ncmhsr 81 the tuited rre-s ruh-
ushea daiiY by The star PUBLISH
tns CO.
COVERING As YEARS

More men are dyeug their hair now than women
This is a startling statement hut any druggist whose shop
Is In the industrial OF any Of great cities w con
firm It
There is a reason Of course, oAnd its not vanity
They have to dive their hair to hold their Jobs,
Its the era OF The young business and gray hair
turns states evidence against the Man'GrowingOld
This condition applies mainly to the man who is doing
clerical or office work on salary Of $oto 500 month
As his hair begins to turn gray, the younger men in the
office begin to Mister him There little restraint about
having him around His younger superos feeling the in
sncye respect lot age deal moe gently with him lie doesn't
ht perfectly any longer in the smooh.runnng machine OF
business
And so when good chance comes he is let out aud his
place taken by man who is at least younger looking
He may be good map too, but-wel, he goes
There's tragedy in those rather shameiaeed purchases
at the drug store OF the Man-Gowing-oM
II he is wise he will keep himself looking Young as long
as he can He will act Young keep alert He will insist on
the other men in the office calling him Jim" or Bill He
will shave off his mustach when that eaeherou friend begins
to tell aes-ales OF something he doesn't want mownor
thought OF.
Its terrible time for to TO He IS married
His children have arrived the age OF the greatest expense
and the smallest revenue They school, il girls are
receiving callers They need othesgood clothes expensive
ones man in this fix begins value the dollars he squan-
dered in youth
Being OUT OF job at IS is much serious than at 2s
Very much more At Is has always hopes aud pros
poets and lew expenses At IS he has fewer hopes fewer
prospects, and is topheayy with expense
This hair-dyeiug discovery sign Of the times Young
men will do well to think relation the future In youth
you must strike your blow-- ever
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-26
THE RIGHT Of WAY


When Walter Kenney and his
brunzcd. solled. surveying gang set
their nag poles and steel chains
upon the strip Of green prairie, they
came upon slip Of Elrl IN a pink
dress, The glfl balanced upon a
aplckiHpan wire fence and pointed
a long, shiny gun barrel at a much
surprised engineer.
90 and build your railroad some
whore else" abe Instructed Z
won't have coal trims and Fourth
Of July excursions putting through
my quarter section and soaring my
ponies out of their aenaesia
The engineer three months out Of
college. aud impressed with the
girls pure beauty. bowed profound.
y and stopped short on the ribbon.
like line the Kansas n Pacific was
pushing from prairie to ocean, but
Walter Keunoy. noting the disturb
ance. walked to the front and ooolly
looked the pretty obstructioniAt
over.
WHAT'S thisl" he demanded. We
have the right OF way. you know.
You can't stop u.s."
The girl smiled at him rather sau.
ely, yet grlmly,
Cant II" she asked. you get
back"
stuff and nonsensel" laughed
Kenney Here, you man with tho
FLAG polel Skip over the fence and
run ahead"
The man with the FLAG pole. grin.
ming. prepared to chamber through
the tight stretched wires. zlpl sang
the shiny gun, aud the shattered
flag staff fell from the dazed mans
hands ZIP went The rifle again,
and Kenney feli the deadly breath
Of the thing past his cheek.
Cant ~ the giri repeated. ban
teringly; and Kenney answered, rs
he led his beaten gang away.
For bit you can. my pretty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-26
HOWEVER, THERE WILL BE A
Hio BUNCH or olRls TO
suLrer FROM.

twenty-five hundred Rltla. romd
pretty and others vol. not quite
count EN-, a,b0a, from every nook
and corner OF these United States
and some other places. are coming
to tho A.YsP. exposition this sum
mef as the gueats VI $50 news
papers. aud the AsYfp, exposition.
represented by Mr. D, H. Dun
comhe. contest manager. Ia going
TO entertain them, And they pay
him q salary 10 DO ~ What do
you think Of that. gonlle roadetf
They pay Dunoombc salary 20
entertain tho $500 girlu from $50
Leading cities, and Dane has tho
nerve 10 state that hin will be- the
most strenuous Job on the ialf
grounds.
The representatives Of the fair
scr will commence 10 come about
juno /. aud they will be coming all
summer. They are coming from
Jacksonville, Fla. and they are
coming frau Nome. Alaska Hawaii
MIL send her iaireat and Aalno hef
sweetest
Coming From Everywhere.
Glrla from all cofnera Of the
country will pour into Seattle aud
fall into the care and kecping Of
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Tho newspaper contests have
been No arranged that there will be
delegations Of visiting ladies Al the
exposition continuously from the
opening day TO the close. Eitis from
the nearby cities Of The Northwest
native daughters ~ California.
girls from tho Sunny South. nnd
Yankee gi,ls from Nov England
Every day Will be ladies' day iof
Contest Manager Duncomho, aud
lei un hope that he has had OF.
pefience IN this business aud
manages the receptions a. success.
fully a. he has managed the con.
teaia. for We want tho Young ladies'
to 60 away with an opinion Of se.
attic that Nill be A. his an adyer.
tiaemont a. tho Newspaper public.
TT All over tho country has been,
Boys Coming Also.
rhcrc Ars a couple of other ef.
eafri0n parties coming % the fair
that will put a strain on Mr. Dun.
eombs's managerial tact and IN
ruffisd diaposiiioa, aud these con.
sist Of fifty boys each, sent 10 the
fair BY the Nes York American
and the Chicago American The
lucky boys have won trips 70 this
fair 10 subscription contests on
those two metropolitan dAillea, and
Nill come IN special trains TheY
ought 10 make things hum Tor a
few days along tho Pay Streak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-26
2" FNOT UTE No Bo = MfoItHf no CHt5F tHTUN UuIFOE
DuBARRY"

be Chestsrton disguised a. a boy. !
led her Into police headquarters fol-
lowed by 10 camera men and others.
but was stunE agnin. She waa q
lost child. ALI right. but she wasn't a
boy and there wasn't no reward for
her In fact. she's as big a mystery
hs chestertou Quincs Dubarry hlm-
self. because no one claims her. She
said that two days ago hsr folks
aont her TO the grocery 10 get a pint
bottle Of milk and moved away be-
lore she got back. and she'd been iiv.
Ing on the milk and sleeping In IN.
woodshcd. Nobody can discover
whore her people went. They prob
ably haven't missed her yet, because
they've got IL others,
Al Of which Isn't finding Chester.
ton Ounce Dubarry and getting a
5000 rcwnrd. All get Is black
looks for finding somebody who
wasn't wanted
(Continued.l
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place ! might have given 10. but !
am determined now"
so kenney started HIS gang
from the western edge OF the do
sired quarter section and lot the
natter dhft for a while But he
continued hia visits to the Cornell
home. coming ~ often as the way
was open 10 come, Myra Cornell
was gracious and charming when not
on sentry duty along the X, a p
right.ofway. and kenney forgot the
rightof-way aquabhlo and surrender
cd hlmaolf by degrees To the girls
piquant charm. And by-andby
came tho day that he stRked his
happiness on one impassloned plea
and proposed.
She listened to his declaration
with little red spots coming and 90
ing In her checks and half smile
upon her llpa When she answered
her voice quIvcred the least BIT
But the right.ofwayf" she de
mandod DO you give up all Idea
Of putting your railroad through
my little farmi"
"0h. yes, promised Walter Ken
ney, with a sigh. The Kansas n
Pacific doesn't wage war on charm.
Ing women. Wen 20 around
The glrl laughed In sllyery rip
pies. as n greatly relieved. You
give up absolutely she asked fur
thor.
Absolutely" assured Kenney.
Then como with mo" she lnylt-
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Tho Jsannie arrived in por, ca
Saturday.
She was 10 days la,a because she
broke her tall shaft OF Port EichS..
Hitchinbsuokc Island. and had 10
10 inwed down BY The Tyes. but
that II another story.
On board the Jsannle The stew
ards only serr canned mllk 70 the
officers and crow 20 Il was no won
der that when met Captain Jensen
and Purter iiurfy ioahd them
anxious to got = GLASS Of frgsh
milk At aoms dalry. There are lots
on First az. 20 Ne went Into one.
Then ~e cams cut and locked not
another. A. Il Is not good Ia sprnd
ali your milk money 10 cne placa
Trouble Begins.
We had not kpnr ihr~s yards
down the street whom Ne mot a
elld.oyed. wild'hairrd aud wildly
EesticulatinE man. Nho rushed 10
10 Captain Jensen. shouting
Where's my homei Nhoru 90
/ live nov. I've been alt tho way
to Fourth and Cedar and my rife
Il gone and my house IL sold ~.
Toll me. Cap. where DO livsf For
PHYS sake. relieve my awful aus
pensel-
Better set him some fresh mills.
too" said PurHar BURY. then he
whispered 90 me. Its lleary Smith.
the third mate
We turned around 10 10 back 70
the dairy. with Smith plieouniy be
seechinE for Information
Another Home Lost.
Il took iust one step to run Into
Richard Dick. tho SECOND officer
Red eyed and yelling blue murder.
ha waA.
Capt. Jensen. for the Lords
sake. where DO I livef Give me my
address. I've been to my old home
and there IL DO one there. The
hous. Is shut up and deserted. and
heaven alone knows where my wife
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-26
A STORY OF THE UNCERTAINTIES OF A
A SEAFARINC LIFE PICKED UP BY The
MAN WHO HAD A THIRST FOR MILK.

II Car. they told me II the off,
that you bad a letter tot me. Civ
Il me. Kive Il me quick. Cap 3
tho Lords aahe'"
Ease or, back or. haul off
little. mates. said Capt 1snsa
Just got on tho atathoard tack g
blt There's a dairy ever the luf
bow aaa when ws make that AAi
bor IN fr you fsiiowa fiela'
thefei-
Would Know the Worst.
Once in the dairy. two feyofisi
uiideYrd men surrounded CAP
Jensen. and. much a. thaY yer
parrhra for tho refreshing lne'sA
fluid. they would none uf Il till thsi
suffetlnEs we're AZ rest.
There" aatd Cap there's
wireless iof you. smlsh. and thsfei
another Dor you. Diet They'll Civ
yon Year bearings and tell you YOU
nsw anchorage
WIZ hffuNtNh NHEttN Ahf 80
men took the tso envelopes and
tore opeu The scala
ny sully. said Smith. @my vif'
has bought the Monticello hotel a.
IN and James and she ia whliini
for me now I'm Off"
And ny solly." said Dick, "mi
Wife has bought tho voigt heus'
at Fifs; and Cedar So Ions
frllgrH
Hunted for Ais Home.
by eoah. said Bury. that
qurer. They've pulled my oil
digs down FOR the resradc nj 81
and Howell wonder where
live. Guess "a better be findinl
out
Capt. Jensen il the only bachelor
on tho ship 80 he and had annthe
glass Of milk TOT luck.
Il occurred TO mo afterwards tina
there was probably more money II
seaiBrlnE life than In ncwspapei
work AZ least knov will neyeI
Ia able 10 buy a hotel
doa't think that too much fresl
milk agrees with one. anyhow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-26

%. r. Ball II has boon operated
on for appendicitis
The dog Ia a blue ribbon winner
and all that, but those things are
common.
lie was taken sick a week ago.
and the physician who was hastily
called diagnosed the disease as ap.
pendicitls. The dog was taken to
a hospital, operated on and win
recover.
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cd. and Kenney followed her Into
the green fields
Taking up light Ak she attacked
one Of her fresh cedar posts. and
athletic as she was. soon hcwed Il
down.
Now bring back your surveying
Eang." she laughed 7 merely de.
sired to win my point over
over whom demanded Walter
Kenney,
over my future husband" muir
INJURED Myra Cornell. blushlng,
But konneY. whom al last he
saw his surveyors driving the sharp
stakes through the much desired
quarter section. wondered which OF
them had really won,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-26

Seattle baehelon for his entertain.
ment committee. They are all will
Ing 10 help. Steamboat men have
offered 10 run bargain day ctcur
alons fof tho young ladies Theatres
are bidding for their attendance
Everyone Is going to contribute a
little 10 make their Seattle viai, a
memorable one. and n tho girls
don't have the times Of their younE
lives al tho Asisp., Il won't be the
fault II b y punoombn. the Arf..
r.. OF the yuanE men Of Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-26

mnrtsWoman. but Venus and Cleo
patra in lovely combination oould
no, hold W the Kansas & Pa.
clfic I"
That night with lanterns and
muffied stakes. the surveyors
slipped down upon the necessary
quarter section and prepared 10
push the long line on toward tho
distant ocean. but a great dog
howled In the darkness and the rcd
lantern that the flrst man carried
apatiered into hundred pieces as
the unerfing rifle spoke again.
u can pick you off one by ono. ="
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-26

The chase grown hotter.
That Is. those who are chasing the
kidnapers are growing hotter In the
collar
II looks like CheHtart0n Qulkeo
Dubarry will not bs found unless he
IL located
Last evening the father loft $780,
600 In actual money In an empty
tomato can on a vacant lot AZ the
ransom. but there was 10 many to-
mato cans lying around that the
kidnspers couldn't find the right
one. although the authoritios lent
them a locomotive headlight to
hunt II. 80 tho child ain't restored
yet
had another narrow escape from
finding tho lost darling. The de-
soription said he had squirrel teeth.
and ! saw q tacky dressed girl Of
on Main st. and thought she might
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-26
SOME WILL BE PRETTY AND
OTHERS NOT QUITE SO FAIR

tho one mere man who 10 fnapunt
alble for their coming Dnaeombo
started tho newspaper contests
which have resulted In the girla
being selected for free tflpa to tho
1909 fair Incidentally, he has hoon
responsible for ndvefiialng the A.
W, exposition IN thlriy'fiyc 6iatoa
and Canada, Alaska aud Hawaii.
where Newspaper readers have for
months past been reading about the
HE fair aud voting for their fatofite
candidates.
Mt Duueombo ID facing the prob
lem Of entertaining the glfla with
considerable equAnlmlty Of spirit,
for be has a long waiting list Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-26

warned the girl from tho nhadowa;
aud, bafilcs and beaten. the chain
bearers reiterated into the night
The next day Walter Konncy
called upon Miss Myra Cornell and
offered her the x. a Pa good gold.
but to no purpose.
No" she refused. II you had be-
hayod prcttlly about 1t IN the first
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-26

The fact that those Omaha train
robbsrs got away with $4,000
ought 70 make our local members
Of the profession strive for bigger
things.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-26

The toy pistol IA already abroad,
and the tetauna bus Is beginning 10
grow tdssty. with the Fourth over
a month distant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-26

When you consider hls cmbon.
point. getting caught stealing posies
IL VEN nearly as exciting as side
siepping the impetuoua rhlnoceros
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-26

Then again. It may be that Mr.,
nouilloa Is satisfied with being
right irrespective Of tho good
opinion Of his fellow members on
the board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-26

As everybody knovs, Mr.. Hin ID
giving Mr., Hartman entry to tho
Sound because he likes Mr.. iiArri.
man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-26

And the sad part OF Il Ia. Senator
notah talks like a man who knows
uhat he Is talking about
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-26

"patlsnan Il virtue" quoted the
Wise uuy. HHauf anaftad the Alm-
pie Mhg more often II IL ne.
uaaaityH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-26
STAR DUST


"PfiEa fighters
hin'i out uut faf
trade but lots o.
than make a
ilyih inir0ducin'
belt novelties 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-26

fNN HAflH nfi lie tNnf make ~ his
mihd which one he wants 10 marry.
hlohba~Whr doesn't he toss up q
illabbs-i don't think he has one
WiEas Did you ever SEQ two girls
Who positively hate each other rush
WaaN THAT doesn't prove any
thing HaYha the are hoping hoy
viii eiYe each other few microbes.
Aiias Antique - you thlnk there
are aeeaaiune ahnn . man IA 1Hati
fed in telling laf
Mr Hunt Meet assufsdlyi for 10.
stance suppose you should ask me
how old 7 thought you were.
IN order 10 dos mans footsteps
tho detective must fifsi be- given a
pointer
n an electrician has got 10 drink
hs should stick 90 such light begef-
ages a. cufFsnt Nins
A man can tfuthfullf say he u out
walking FOR his health when he 10
going 70 the dnat1ra
The parcupine should be VERY pop.
uiar among the anin1aia. h. has
great many Food points
The office seeker who T. IN the
hands u biz fflsndH should DO care.
fui that they don't drop him.
May a man IL accused Of having
dumb luck Just because b. has sense
enough 10 keep biz mouth shut
wisphE Ny wife szii 20 me this
mafntHs shs wduid never speak to
ne again.
iisnps6k hes-aood bayi Tell me
what you ava.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-26

BONHAM, Toxas. May 26.-Tbs
proudost dog In this town is a
halfsrown bull pup owned By Rev.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-26

morning would make tho lawn take
a brighter interest IN ne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-26

ni9bbs Hafaupps IL IN love with
two girls and he ean't make up his
Wlhd which one no wants 10 marry.
slohba Why doesn't he toss up q
penny
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Garments that it, that retain their shape and Ina, IN.
finished as well as expensive styles dainiily ,fmm,,
with embroidery, insertion. beading and ruiIIe. 4
in lace and embroidery Special. ........3 3t e.rb
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-24
SLOW WORK GETTING JURY
Stockholders in Sugar Plantations in
Hawaii Not Allowed to Try
japanese Strikers.

Honolulu. June 2S.-The work Of get
ting a jury for the trial Of the first of
the several conspiracy charges against
NJ. Maxine and other leaders of the
strike of japanese plantation labOrers.
which began yesterday before Judge
John De Bolt of the circuit court. will
be resumed tomorrow.
The courts ruling disqualified any
talesmen who hold stock in any sugar
plantation OF who is related to any per-
son owning such stock. The result of
the ruling has been to render the task
of impaneling the jury difficult, as the
stock of the sugar companies is widely
distributed.
NJ. Sega, editor of the Nippu Jill, the
paper which has championed the cause
Of the strikers from the beginning. de-
clared today that he intends to bring
legal actions against High Sheriff Hen
~ and his bOndsmen as a result Of the
raid on the office Of the paper and the
seizure Of papers which. he alleges. was
done without due process Of law. Sega
declares that his personal papers were
included among those confiscated.