The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 26, 1906, Page 4

= _ THE SEATTLE STAR 1908 Seventh Ave BV STAR PUBLISHING CO. 1207 and 3 EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPY SUNDAY Telephones QED Editorial ' Sur Matn 1050, , BALLAP eTAR A Y 4 aY so °o e Those tw agricult \ fe f ornfields of Towa, Pammel, the botanist, and Bissell, t echanical engi ne@, toget with the ¢ 1go ation expert, Alvord appeared before the cit ¢ mittee last evening and spoke their pieces fav Milwaukee's pollution route down Cedar river THE STAR TOLD THI PEOPLE OF SEATTLE SEVERAL DAYS AGO JUST WHAT THESE MEN WOULD REPORT. It was a foregone cor clusion They were | ‘ here by t Milwaukee road, their sa es, ex penses, etc, were paid by the Milwaukee and their report was ex what the Milwaukee expected them to make Alvord gravely told the neilmen that Cedar river cou tected without the slightest difficulty, and in glib jetailed his scheme for building a fence that would separate the road from the river, thereby barring out con tamination! He further said that by tilting the track back from the river all possible danger would be removed, etc., et Alvord tried to befuddle the main question by telling of the present terrible pollution caused by the small logging roads in the watershed; ignoring completely the fact that these logging roads are mere temporary propositions for whose elimination provision is to be made, while the Milwau 1 line. ce established, the other transcontine kee or any would be a perpetu all occupant of watershed, polluting ne to come the water devoted his time before Bissell, the mechanical professor the council committee to a vivid description of a hog pen he had found upon a tri y of Cedar river above the intake Just what possible relati on this hog pen had to the coming of the Milwaukee road, the gentleman failed to state. His one idea seemed to be to prove, if possible, that the water was so dirty that the Milwaukee could do it no additional harm The delegation of doctors from the King County Medical Society lous statements in defense of the Milwaukee's pollution had finished what they which was present, listened patiently to these ridicu “experts” asked the grant and finally, after the termed their point a real investigating committee of three experts of na tional reputation, to tell the council itely what the road would do to the watershed, if permitted to enter it Alvord, Pammell and Bissell! are a truly fine bunch, They are just the sort of fellows who tend to throw disc redit upon the whole system of expert investigations. They came out here secretly in the employ of the Mil waukee, . They slipped out to Cedar river om the quiet They hunted up logging roads and hog pens and all other things that they thought might help the Milwaukee's cause _Their energies were bent solely towards for their employers. And a very thin case it is, as finally presented The three Milwaukee employes announce that they will in- flict a further report upon the city council, with more details The report already made is amply sufficient, The Other Mule’s Grass “preliminary report,” council to ap defi getting up a case We laugh at the mule that stands at the fence, neglect @4 looks longingly in adjoining pasture, fp > the axining that ~~ is sweeter then his own it ie funny, and yet it is » traft that we who call our selves wiser than the mule ex through ves whatever he is m him! J to magnify what of our nature a baby w is withheld fr at we have « We begin earty. How qui playing with to selze that which A tendency to undervalue © others have seems to be an Many a young writer feels that he would be happy ff he could write such history as Fiske; yet the story ts told of Fiske that tis great desire was to sing Compliments * writings or lec tares brought no sweetness m, bot a fav « bi singing filled him with je The mithe at the fence has plenty of « The poor tt h oh st be ha rich envy the poor their lack The unsuccessful deem the smecessful ones ¢ sue cesaful miss the keen jk tmphs tn thetr days rumete We see only the th ir Own vou t of others. The shop girl + ibe an pctress the vad change places wtih ber ost, the lawyer seen the advantages of being © doctor; the doctor those of being a kaw The, country boy jeans on his plow-handle and locks toward the city with longing eyes. And the city youth yearns for the green of the country or the free on so What's the use? We laugh at the mule at the fence; why aot laugh at ourselves as we see us at his side Don't try to be som ’ Do the best you can whe 4 are. Money and the Man t has given a gasp of astonishment, and {t has been echoed the whole country, because Capt. Devid H. Moffat prominent multimillionaire, has been ent ning Tom Gay, head waiter of a New York hotel The | fan mine owner lroad builder and banke f a head walter would be sho that Gay, who for 44 years m only » head walter and in one place a man who is « a It isn’t what one has wh 4 the level of his manhood id may xtve to an ‘ t, even in this @ay of moncy-worship, it cannot r me a sugh through. No; there fs a point w . { mon te; there is a Point where its degrading tnfiuenc ‘ re in a point where the mere instinct of accumulation « yowers and strangles all the fi lings. And many a humar f i out h ms is unfit, morally or intel on a sock el the man who shines his shoes this head wa who in one place for 44 years and done his work well, has a highest and proudest Jot tn 1 of true manhood that the ot us than a man's skin, ex t hs sapien gpa : hood. Milionalre should chox 07 through” for a trier Rs shen setaions to this multimillions Hi GIN ts gotng far o to h satistbatinie’ salle secure its pollution grax Hi was elected to be a 8 The people do not like his prese 5 es to spoil their drinking water —_---————— Those merry smiles on Samuel Piles to the state of Washington Sum te a “lar sen ‘it te gaid can jolly an appropriation out of his susceptible colleagues | other way the upper house when he cannot get It any American High Prices _ EMO WELL WHEN M'GOVERN SOLD BTOCK QUOTATIONS ‘ " yon ' . t SMEG Other a ” j me 00 Winter What 4 4, Pray rely, "yy te ont he aid, fagle Clam- bake fy bh Cursion tt Minne Chan : Bat THEFT ‘ espe bee thle “ e . a WOMAN HELD FOR n .w selon to ¥ i M Thor was @ od Fagen will gy SCN, O6 the he, horse i | 54 ote” fare for & 4 returning ¥ Wehet of 1 eer way * AMY vocas eudebain A STE soon on te Mp ena A we ~ NOGRAPHER THROUGH NE on eS 1013-1015 SEATTLE, i | CEssiTY AND NOW SHE HAS Ts tp ne onion «wot B poo sagen , FIRST AVENUE- WASHINGTON MONEY TO BURN AGAIN and picked up this German mavour, MAIN 1249 ee A eee es oat eset a Take Advantage iar dicks ae of Germany waa a areat e ot tor, who ha he rs » an get fl ot honest 1 NOTICE TO WATER nots aa oo ie CONSUMERS ‘om , 2 large} IN DIS'T NO. 1 Hacks Sota 5 “| "The QUAKER DRUG CO ie aie beteen Wah m tot to $013-1015 First Avenue . and the p re ubsequently requested to pained ’ si copies which had boom p whence hie shig a with the street cars ice, sot two generntions ago tn Mr. Tudor, whe ts about the tropieal countries of the old, is at the head of several ty RAILROADS FIGHTING FOR LIFE IN CANADA 1000 PairsLong Gloves Sent Direct to Us From London, Eng., By Our Mr. London y could find Los Money Betting on Races Many young men bet their bard. earned money on the * and c lot are rlack and whit x iste: . hit : CONSTRUCTION WAR HAS BE. | #! Vancouver and Victoria empha: | tine times =~ 2 i — Moe In th . in black and white ; suede, finished lisle; black and white lace and gloves in all sizes. FRIDAY BARGAIN sinee this poattion you think # id be a good plan The ¢ ‘ oO 7 j pe nadian Northers, now be li, start » savings account with the RUSHED TO CENTERS OF AG. !8¢ Constructed by MeKensle @/ a... ¥ C Mann, the greatest raflroad bulld-|fooneny a Ree ae TIVITY—GRAND TRUNK HAS ors in the world, haw already tench that © herwine be | mone 40,000 AT WORK. ed Edmonton, and no expense feotteh!y there whan ing spared to rach oon work into the Biritioh Columbia ter-Ifvrensn ” "™4 ® aving 6 pt oe © greatest /ritory. This company been | GUN AND MEN ARE BEING IMPORTANT FC YOU TO What ¢ to be u has railroad © wetion war of the | waging @ strong construction war Fre base aire begun to Britten ageinet the Grand Troak all the Columbia With the announ way across Western Canada and, & by the Grand Trank P: « seeured, will not cease thie bat Sid C b id H payee QS Saree, Tost neiee tomato Tt je Combs and Hair on Set ae Old Enemies Battie Ornaments + ing wi as of t Another interesting feature of the wer ts the fight between the old Cana Pacific, have remark the Canadian Pacific and Larae sine White Bedapread for 1, @ 4 quality ‘ nt bs, of coon oe { Northers. Hill, using the ene , qual weight Back Combs, elther cas demand a part of the great |Ufet Northern, has invaded the trow only, enc ty ave pach x ee — = traffic of British Columble and the |e? tory of the Canadian Pactiie | An extra heavy quality, firm make, full size White | One lot of Back Combs, extra good lrich wheat distriet orth and east |'" British Columbie and ts sow Bedapread, p and fringed. Generally sold at plain or fancy. Valu to ¢ F at Vanasaver tai porsuing bis fight with renewed en 1 smorroe's price only, each $1.00 day, your cholce \ . . The Canadian Pacific has te nged White Spread, cut corners. BX It is Imated by ¢ ian offi. | ** ood qual side Comb for \s eatimated by Canadian off |tallated by constructing lines into juality and worth $2.00 each, ope on ee Savetemmbihs § ne that at least 40,00 ~ Cy 3 Northern territory in the | FRIDAY éov STRAW uate THIMBLES idle ont, bu it, re employed by the a psa Bom precited Boys’ Hate, plain White or mixed fancy straws with | Electro Thimbles, silver tir Regular Wey Grand Trunk Pacific, the Cana . - - matic in, In all colors, Worth 36 Spe- fal Friday sseeene the Canadian Pacific « fences on the Pacific coast which | ‘al FY 106 , the Great Northern in the extension | *4r¢ been Semen down by Mill Chidten'e Bafiers with the yithon bands . Qhe CLOTHING m of the roads into the wheat belt!) The rest Northern le pereumng n Sults made of the best of of Northern Canada. It is also an-|'\* way nortuwar og near ves browns, and blues. Sizes @ nounced that an order has been |COw#e And will no0G be ready 1011 rn sinest, up-to-date ansort 0; wpectal iat) aced im Japan for 20,000 more | Meet all the other road ment of Dress Shirts, consisting nine, Wania, weeds: or + heave ll Japa. who will be employed in rush-| Um for the transportation of the) } of Coat Shirts, cuffs attached eGera, wellc@unee, ‘Disee o 0a ae ing the work along | wheat ecropa of northern British Co | Bang detached, Golf Shirts, cuffs —e Weil | “ eee lumbia. Thie company is steadily || detached, in the latest Plaids Commercial size Envelopes, always Sc; special 2¢ bis reat Activity | rushing steel toward Port Simpson, fiend Stripes, in all shades of e ts made of f worsted & An American immigration pfft-|and will soon be within the rieh|f brown, bieck white, and BOX PAPER oa Be to 16s cular $388] cial, who has been tn position to| wheat district. The Canadian Pa |§ plein whites, 5 od and platn Box Paper, lic, 200, 2he; apecial ... 10 oe fronts, the best $1.50 shirt tn the e what is being de anys that letfie is not idle, however Its com } a no one ean appreciate the activity |etruction esews-are rushing exten ty ™2"™* \ Jistrict until they have acta-| sions in every direction to shut off} ) a over the posed rautes|as much of the district from othet | Follet Soap, 3 bare in a box, always special ME anabad of the roads. Each road is keeping| invaders, especially the Groat] en Oe ee see os good oe a» quiet about Its plans as possible, | Northern | “ ee i eee } Thousands Rush North. #] and at the same time watching | what ihe’ others are atng ‘Ths | yuan "af pais “trom & Trade-Winning Grocery o ‘ . ! easte P e . NFANTS’ CAPS wheat district of the Canadian| stern pert of the United Stat E Ou fi Ss | 1 Frid: . northwest, which has formerly not |" a — oe! —_— reeed astern t tting pec ais jay A sample line of Infants’ Capa the very been served by any road and which p Pn, Borner vc Pee t Not a cheap one among the M vt the Ory as experienced much difficalty in| &Teatest benefit te to be derived HF mpany Inc. finest quality of S¥ine | wide ete Ep indian ts tenuenere ’ SPECIAL IN CANNED GOODS broldery about the f th ro tion Dance at at Leschi 1332-34 Second Avenue mincater Cashed Clin, Seeeian vinlie: Uk of narrow baby rit Prices ranging {08 te Takes the Initiative a t i] ede Sithe, Eniperor Apric ta, always to #1 50. This is . The Grand Trunk Pactfie, with P k T Igh i| Giadiater 3 Charciaar eee saben | ' at stretch of road to build, r on ul “Seattle's Reliable Credis pater pase Ban Moleeh cee te 90-INCH LINEN have n the Initiative, |O the finest hardwood floor tn t House.” Di on Migge dimcnag 7 When Lond tn i ‘ 1 upon ft nd the rest are rushing in to bh northwest. Wagner's orchestra inn. a? nays it's line c upen it off. A fow days ago this m- | *4re to come . Ptokies, 2c values pany filed with the Canadian gov i . nd Lard, always 100; per on, 2% yards wide, rood for Re ernment at Ottawa the plans for Ita! Sardines, §o values, a can akes a waist, G ‘ minus at Port Sime and this b, brick “A-T" Codtiah utined certain of the other! ancy Evaporated Apples, 2 It CRASH AT Se PER YAR to double activities J . lou a ‘ Por ty Not all linen, but best value in 8 oahe n has been recognized as the port of the water outlet of nse wheat crops of the dis plans by the nd Trunk {« tuken en cota gnal gun that ft Intends to pmo Bandy Mor rpdl aoe seen An immense stock of sheet muntc, mustenl merchandise, th ud more men recently placed talking machines, planos and organs has been moved to 1406 MAY MANTON PATTERNS 10c. _ What Is Economy? Second Ave, where all costomers will recelve our best at- tention. it not simply the “getting along hont the luxuries of life and con fining one’s self to the necessities? act Rieti" te Be | SHERMAN, CLAY & Ranta 0 an & Os..will rent ’ if UNIVERSAL RANGE ) por year in t epost vaults la the Btelnway (and other) Pianoe | i m them. EKnatrance 1406 BECOND A \ Call @ Venue SEATTLE | Old Country Linens. Hamilton-Brown Shoes. amen ee Se Owes ie re ae este ae Se el | UL eae @ @eweannse