The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 30, 1907, Page 4

THE Se BLISHING Co. RY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY. ATTLE STAR 1307 and 1300 Seventh Ave Telephones ays Editorial: independent 875; Sunset Main 1080, Business! independent 1198; Sunset, Main 1080, _ BALLARD STAR AGENCYT4@ Pallant Ave Sunset Naliard we - » , . * z ens . 1 eearees : When hat Paras Seen " Kr t Weehingten ae eeeont c neo s your or of The @ Pond Teche Infection of Child Labor The Deadly Bdwin Markham, tn the Ce titan magaaine reoalla that when the daugt of Sir Robert Poe! was stricken with typhus, the infec thon was cod yitah ! habit ordered and fitted at a oor reet R hop, but finished in the tenement of a starving tallor with two children tt) of the fever Markham adds the grewsome fact that nine-tenths of the clothing emanating from New York city made wholly or partly In sweat shops which frequently are radiating centers for disease germs. The fact does mot concern New York alone, for New York ts the source of clotting supply for the whole count The danger of general disease infection would be starting but for the feet that we have got used to the condition, just as wo conditions that ought to startle have got used te many other horrible us but don't Anyway, there ts disease wore Infectious and more deadly than fever coming from the sweat shop, wh the blood and bones of uttom, and that is the so some stewed that the rest of us may Chal disease called poverty, ortme, anarchy and tnsaaity, or what you will-under any name, it comes from the same germ The Wttle child that is foreed to strata ite eyes, to bruise ite little t over interminable sewing, that the profit and that the fine lady more hands and to sear its tender hee grasping employer may get ane cloak a little cheaper, is breeding a disease germ deadly than that of any fever which merely kite What the child forced tate labor earsa te taken from him, but aad by he may discover that what he steals and keeps to himself ts his to enjoy. There the foundation of « life of ertme ts laid broad and dep Poreing the child to labor with labor may get he by ut reward molds his impressionable pat upon the poor mind to the idea that all is a cruel curs by the rich. There the seed of anarehy ts There are infections that b , hoxlous seeds that may fly tar find soll at We may get our garments cheaper because they are sweat soaked han ere, and there are last and beeamse want and pain and hopelessness are sewn in the seams _ But how muck more we must pay for hespitals and asylums and prisons? Who can estimate the lose—in actual cash value, if you know no other means of measurement—whenever 4 hdman character is de graded? Though we cannot know the cost, we know that we must it No sociologist has ever computed, or ever can compute, how mach the world loses in wealth-creating forces because millions of hearts of hope. about it? are dispossessed of their berttag Well, what ts there to be done ‘Why, We oan at the very least, think about It An Editorial eee eee eee eee eee * * ® SENATOR CHAS. CURTIS. & * * *% Born, Topeka, Kas, Jan. 25, @ ® 1960. * % His mother, a quarterdlood ® Kae Indian * ® His father, an army officer & ® At § years old ap ban. *. At 14 a jockey and newsbey. # # At 18 driving back and ® ® stedying ew * * At M county attorsey. * * At 36 congressman. * * At 46 United States senator. « * * RRR eee eee And that is Amertes. Lané of opportunity, of promise and reward; where there i« stilt a chance for the lowest to rise; whore pluck ond energy and Renest tol! and the everlasting apirit of “I WILL.” break» Pasition. overcomes obstacios, surmounts diffiewlties and | from the humblest position te a place where he Rewer and can be of service to the world ‘The rise of Chas. Cortis ts a sermon of promise to every young Man, no matter whether he bends his back tn an office or le driving sptkes on « raflroad Ht @ (ulfiliment. Tt reads TRY, and try and try ageta, and if you are worth while you must succeed. Be faithful and industrious aad clean. Keep your eyes up and yoer conscience clear and don't spare the spur. There are as many worlds to conquer teday a9 there are men to conquer them. ‘Try hard. is cove —_— Congress is being asked to limit the fraud onder authority of the postoffice department. Judging from the get-rich-quick games ging on now, the power ought to be Increased, if anything a (Se My days Wh ittie Star Exclusive Service.) are ships that put to sea in the dusk I silent s#t h them sailing far from me ne uUNkNnOW;, fistant land. 1 wat Into the Over an Onward Fach im and @ enn gray they salt, nor with w Then may I # If I have sent A little love, a little A little deed of kindness done. Steinway ==. Knabe FINEST LINE, ONE PRICE, HONEST METHODS, EVERYTHING MUSICAL. Sherman Clay & Co. 1406 Second Ave. Seattle, Wash. | | | ! | | Look Into the Matter elf winger as carefully a will se@ for bottied pro arwaparilla b mineral t the bert to be had tn the ket. We supply fam cery stores, saloons We would like refreshing drin your opinion of them ” and oO that our mar les, gro: und eafos ou to tr and to he | PACIFIC & PUGET SOUND BOT. TLING COMPANY, Phones 627. THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, JAN. yo, 3907. : si aaron onions “i rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrer irl 1. ane || Dr, 140 Bakar POEMS THAT WE REMEMBER ‘CIRCLES OF FLOWERS: No "MAUD MULLER” FOR THE SLIPPERS Mm a tn th teh eeeee Pe ee ee ee eel (Beattie Stor Exclusive Service) wasnt ron Jan ce vou tiand ort Hotel flawers make the nent of the ¢ F gown of Mine Mary Marriman, of New York, now the 4 or guest of Mixes Blater, A wreath of emall f *, Wk et oe ee crcirien ber head, 6 c | Tuesday arger flowers ta uned to edge t P { Mine Joan Heid shows @ preference for f r nly lets rather than jewels, and she od very distin vilshad at the Bikina dinnor party in Warhington 1 Ptr dah Soop cream ince and qurlands of tiny rosebuds Palm Olive Sony, peng Mian Mildred Carter, who tx In Washington an the on, per walt quest of Mra, William Corcoran Kunth, hae ail theme ’ re all floral adornments and two more tn addition, namely - he and Col / sae tom of flowers around her slippers, beginning with Gp Eeelas $1 bottle eg a cluster on the extreme point of the toe and feos r ulslon of Cod te tooning on the tops to the end of the heel ve wae ssa | | Sita's enuision of Cag i | PARTIES TEACH LITTLE FOLKS Jove sate i Iron Tonic, per bettie Dr. Ira Baker's Best tal Wine, regul Ponds Ex HOSPITALITY AND REFINEMENT rond's Kextract BY MARION ASHE oquists, comie singers, minstrels, F regular Z etc. Magic lanterns go well mas F ect Dent, " . Je ones #0 ) Nathing pleases the litte ets Rut far the most enjoyable of all|— Ser or Liquid, Zhe gig h during the winter months an ” iy D yart And really entertalnment for the Mttle ones \* . po nt g a= * 7 J bn Pn ved | that whieh they furnish themsely og pnen's Taleum Powder, teaching the children hospita i For instance, tableaux. These can ‘i ar 25e § we rh. . me bow . hosts be gotten up with little expense, ~ ene ri leum Powden, 6 youn, onts OF ‘ A ” ch fa oe alee hould tesue the invitations them The young people require mu sal ‘saa oeives of also recelve thelr Mitle|Febearsing for tableax ia order —— n's ond Meal, ‘ode If the party te given in the | that they may remain per m. ’ ; aennen the tnttdre n arrive at 4[ still. One of the elders can deseribe Creme de Camelia, reg . q e ‘ Suitable 7 ‘clock 4 lea at 7 If the even what th pietures are . vee ‘ hag procecay te the affair, they | *#ubjects can be seloeted from fe» Gs = ol Tooth Powder, i Y tie from be » at G and leave at 9 or 10 te juvenile fiction, also f BiPnagts The invitations should be we history. For instance, “The Two mS barles Flesh Food, imply. There are very Little Princes in the Tower,” and : ae GC tate folded cards to be had) their crue! jailer. “The Gieaners “ oat a Hy gente for this purpose, and the tnvitation | makes « good subject. The dresses hg and Tissue Bullder, is worded is giving «| are of simple cotton with different eee child's party on and will sred handkerchiefs about the The Quaker ) be very glad if you can come, From| beads or sun bosnets, white ker ~ to — Don’t dis-| chiefs on the shoulders, bundies of 1013-1015 Piest appoiat ua" Or, “Wl you ox teem siang on the back or op the | @ party op ai — o'clock? | bead. Some of the children can be seen raising the grain from the} Oliver Twist” ('Ploase, | some more”) te aed De come,” Dancing shovld always form o part of the entertainment Sir} Roger de Coverly and the Washing ton Post go well with polkas, waltzes, ete. The instroction tn dancing ts so good nowadays that the guests are well up in all of (Gentile: Car: Sastarive” Sane them All the children will jotn “aha, The blackmaller was not » “bit ground he sed, with @ one And atyty eald, “A halt mite south.” | with delight in a cake-walk if given wink a “Now where can & dry man find a) So the fudge he galloped, lickety~ @rink © aplit She put her finger in her mouth, abanhed about. about my Hes an to my there Was some and I came wont to begin on equal terme with my wir, | want god Living statuary ts good after the} same order, only for this the stage | ie draped jack. The figures on pedestals are robed in sheets, the faces chalked and heads powdered. A singing quadrilie is great fun. Some Ea ly | | summer's day, Maud Mutter, on Hid her jug in @ pile of bay 4 by their elders. The children stug “Mary, Mary, Uttle hosts and hostesses Quite Contrary,” Bi JAP SILK WAISTS The judge came by on bin Arab execenmnacanin arene a i antec, Which showed that Maud had @ in the plain tattered ment or the more pretty wit i lace and medaiiios biack and white only, RAO WHITE MULL WAISTS — Some very sheer and materiale are shown trimmings td Prices .. $3.75 to LAWN WAISTS We have just a few tionally well made garments in this lot; and white only, Prices...,. SILK BOLEROS Something new—ean be wont over any waist. They And he wae a very Gry man tndeed. = _— aside the port os and showing the ansombled politicians | } See ee re rE Te GR = | “Gent I can prove that this man a shortage and ° A dandy » would make,” lar arden STAR DUST By “JOSH” Deer! friend truth We mo ed bile me | “He tells the change of name guilt, It is trae, suspicion of om “That fellow Bilker in a dead beat,” deckared the collector. “I've fownd him owt at last.” “Humph,” gtunted the other col tector, “I've called at his office ev- ry day for » month and slways found Bim out A WORD FROM sosH Wise. fellow men. I dont knew who stale | the inoney the Great Beott! This must b« wut Money talke, LR it 4 te k Don - ' 2 thane | Robert Rew used to know t in black and elon, j There are 4640 Smiths In the tues in MT | you recognize me, Bob?” The velee $5.00 © 87.00] Loadoe directory. But if the Law wae that of Granger ca 4 Well, if tt ian't Granger, my old [A Little Down ands i] fom directories are ithe most others gotten you was vi belated recog: jschoo! chum. | } ata Time jaltaguther.” The ~ jibly affected by | nition “Well, if you're an ex-Delaware haa a chance to become presideat.” | man you can bear me out,” said the “You, but teat ft teo bad we don't} “Did you say that young mam 38) bisckmatior hopefully to Granger sleet enough United States sema-| the paflor tried to kiss you, deat?” tore so thet every millionaire would! sald the young stepmet her : nave a chances to become ene “You, be did;” replied the aaah | tor. i “And dtd you tell him you woul?! thie does not «ive any real « ] the actual cumber of Smiths is Landon. Eastern Outfitting Company, Ine, 1232-34 Second, near Union ba the “Every poor boy ta this country . ‘Not as to this man's guilt,” sald coming closer to the te fact, | know who DID It wes The proof was found steal the township funda sald the prea Jim Baldkirk “Mr. Packhorse. feat of the compan. you ang eall me : PBS sag) a ib in an old ledger of his Ubree years b Ps, heen in our service for over 10 No, in you think j ago. Seare aun to tha havee Wankn te be WHEL] haat ine thin” enld tha Wa A DAINTY FLOWER GIRL FOR FANCY-DRESS PARTY. Yes, sir.” humbly admitted the od but yout | mailer Resides, he dled some) ——— . oo aa tert j A, BR | where out went” should see that their friends are] Sheep,” Jack and Jill,” ete “And in that time you mot Well, they always said | wore |Gancing und enjoying themecives Fancy-dress parties also give lots have done your work without weed wodais for remembering faces,” anid |Children delight In ss responsl-| of joy to the children iaining and without slighting ft, lGranger, “and I'll stake my life on | bility and are generally quite eqasi/ Dainty little flower girts, ladies but you have dome twice a8 much — that YOU are Jim Baldkirk your. | to 1 of the 18th century, princes, gyp “8 you should have done” self, you villain. Grab him, men!”| Tea with plenty of cakes is asual-| sles, cowboys and Indians are the “| have only done what I thought j Gentlemen, | suggest that ¢his|ly served from a buffet as soon as | Characters that make little hearts Greenies’, Joka D. was right.” sald Mr. Packhorse | j need go no further,” here interposed | the children arrive At the end or) go pite-pat with excitement and Rowerd © Neetetter ‘Doe not think we have failed to the astute ata chairman. “Mr.|sbout an hour before they leave | make the affair a longcherished appreciate your intelitgent te Reed is vindicated Furthermore, |there ts a it-dows weal. U the | memory We de it ver eh, Indewd ri ne om oot be the f we | party be honor of virthte wo We do, and very much i We o ohne need he wiser. If we!) P tn hon n ny @ucom ie at Bathe | ei wey ornamental cake ocenples the con give this pup, Baldkirk, « ewift kiek | Vadd send him on his way, he'll be | ter of th glad to go.” Apa, sandwiches, chicken croquets, have given you several cong wd nereases tn salary, and now we pro ma " table. There is soup in GRANITE oS E. M. Thayer, ™ to make your work lighter”) a ‘Ob, thank you, thank you v-very The biackmatler was given the ain of chieken, tongue and ham, | ‘emetery work of every j mech, indeed,” stammered the con-/ : é ewift kick cream souffies, ice cream in molds, | . lemonade oF orangead Professions en tertaine may be employed, such as jugglers, ventril ik. ibe asctentions ¢ “Yea, we propose to make it very woh lighter, Hereafter you shall weupy the desk near the window Oriental Bathe. one Bte m baths | beet A fae 706 tet Avenwe H A Genuine Love Match. Chas Christian Smith and Mis Nina Belle Love, both of Cleve land, the latter a daughter of Jobo Lave, of that city, and a niece of Jas, Love, of Falls, mar ried at Glenville —Cuyshoga Palls 0.) Reporter Long on One Thing A Game of Draw. A. B. B. : | We are having a fuel shortage and! . coe Getta eves vies wad, atl whe wed burey at the retere Ot Od Here are values that of labor, too, they sey, prodigal son?” s ; There's a shortage of most every-| Little Girl—The fatted calf.” will tax your credulity thing, but to one thing we can/ swear, Sinaia That we never will be bothered Geo Ade has written a play that ---VO ars o . + with a shortage of hot air | makes audiences weep. No, it's not | you have to see the Bosco. | another comedy 9 . goods. j | 7 BLACKMAIL Come In -aeecees: aaa ayo | fou must pay me $5,000, or 1)“ have called you here to announce | — will expose you. {vat I withdraw & eandidate fer; The village banker m ate treasure t his shabby, dissip | “But wh was the murmur that iaitor T © Deer had went up. } » control his emotion If you wit en while I go Into > : . ‘i ease ‘ » ‘1 don't know that I am ashamed | the next room, you will learn why.” | HEMMED sano i ee See Heavy 8¢ Outing Flan- J Se i Bleached Turkish Tow ot © ast,” said the banker, cau . . . HUCK ish satine, colored pol- | nel, cream color, long | cream or white ; 5 hth Bn | ‘The blackmaller wns prompt BLEACHED ka dots; worth 15c yd.; map; yard .......s ues; yard : ote, ange ine ‘Ob t ngly)? You] “We ure you ready to cot np. TOWE nécial. yare i ae value; speci ch od Read back in Del id buck? he said wtth « triumph r L, Se. special, yard 5e alue; special @ re Now “i are Trebor Dae ant alr of assurance + Trevor Dacor, which sounds a ue] I have decided not to cough up 10c Sash Curtain Rods,[ Collar Button Sets, Heavy Check Apron]1 Shield Bov e Granite Coffee A t r titi Fe " spe se it. I am Innocent © $4 inch extension, | heavy plated; per set Gingham ; per yard sorted colors ; each Cur nd Saucer; 15 Suppose that I adopted that] right then, MR. RORT knot is; eact DE J overereccssocerses 5¢é bo) Seren Se . name lega he suggested of Shelifield township, Dela Yeu, but ¢ Iffeld townshtp | ¥ rm w you up tomorrow nd weren't t h t ar bace 572, not ' satu M tin, Then _ or wh now sald Pas K rl the | > ly, throwin mye Senied oon bits t 7 1 will fight any charge you bring j TWO FULL SIZE asses’ Lisle 100 yare EST S ; Lace, ERGO t> ree you bring ‘Window Full of Nickels dae ce ae Gi assert I yas Is Dark Cal-] BEST SPOOL SILK,]} Gotton Torchon ' sme heat All yesterday afternoon an Seni TABLE TUMBLERS,| 280! ttely stainle ape “#a nee 100 Yards, up to 3 in. wide, of SME ‘Ah, but what about your + vious crowd was gazing into the oo st worth and sold at 10 acidhatestide azarae Spool Val. Lace; 7e and 108 nation for state treasurer, which is| display window of the D. whn oe. 5e. values be » ta lace tome You will} ston Co, the wellknown plans heat Tom Granger | walk—I| at 903 Secor 1 sughed derisivel ty thousand nickels and several|MCambric, all « light and dark effect Sinen 7 Sotte’: eal “Come to my residence tonight at| hundred dollars in silver, whic®’@#) MM yard | 5 pen hs | , t | : » whic ard ... 12% value; yard. .G@]........05- \ be 10 o'clock,” said the banker, bow be distributed to the school ali « : Te. ere.” soweees “ ices mn . ‘ | The D. 8. Johnston Co. announce was in the Hbrary of Banker | ment on page 2 will be great news S$ i. fe t 5 fi men of his party were assembled ol —_ that night nding Tom Granger, | Peat net a voncenten’ || KOHLER & CHAGE LE Children’s toc Black] roc box Writing Paper,] Doy1ies—rtoc Hem-| Hemmed Hi whee be ne ie the Bt ete | Katablished 1850. 4 Hose; sizes up to] 24 shects and 24 envel-f stitched Drawn Work fed Towels - ef PIANOS 7; pair S¢ | opes seeeeee @ | Doylies; each .....5¢ Dr. Hunt, dentist, 220 Burke 1905 SECOND AVENUE Building. Phone, Ind. 692. Seat Arcade Building. We reserve the right in every case to limit the quantity of any article sold to a custd cannot fill telephone orders nor send C, O. D. Union men take notice. We put the label on every garment. Suits to order, 815,00. UNION TAILORS. Two stores, 618 Ord av., 220% James st MAY MANTON PATTERNS 100, 200 2x12 Jack Screws price, We re COME EARLY E THE MOST SUCCESSFUL JANUARY. TOMORROW. At half LOGGERS’ SUPPLY CO, COLMAN DOCK, Both Phones 922. Made In Seattle. Novelty Skirt Mfg. Co. 1207 Beoond Ave. Geattio Wath lL. l. HOFFMAN. BARGAINS EVERYWHERE.