The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 13, 1907, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STA rR W STAR PUBLISHING CO. 1307 enth Ave. “VERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY, " a Telephones— Editorial; Independent 675; Sunset Main 1050. cS Business: Independent 1138; Sunset Main 1050, nn 4 eee BAGLARD STAR AGENCT 20 Maltard Ave Manner, Patard be BVERETT STAR AGENCT—W. Kh Leonard 18 Ment Ave funeet Mein HR a RTEneTr at per eo ae eee weem, ae Cweety (fee cone per moeth Leiiversd Too ; NE ee Sains os uanltam oaton aa pg gg eg of wh Tn edtiaan, Your weme te takes from he et, A 4 at ty reoelpet | i TO CO MECHINERG-eheult pour cry dolech any evening. pleas: do us the fervor | 1888. Indepeadent [Li between nee, tf yeu should aoe mere mates it ah or We cam he cortalh of giving cur subsertbees @ perfect on oe he only war High Finance Talks and We Think “In view of the administration's anfalr methods,” shouts BH Harriman, financial buceancer, “There ie no incentive for a man to be successful.” ‘These are interesting words They throw a little more ght om the true mind of modern insane finance. It+fan't often that our Beceancers talk. But when they do they leave very little doubt as to the actual attitude of Wall st. and ite votaries toward our sye tem of government whieh used to be for and of and by the people The government occasionally inaists upon ashing pertinent and searching questions. Harriman, when his turn op the rack came, evaded when he cout and forgot when he dared. At last they drove him {nto a corner and squeezed a fractional part of the real facts out of him. At thie-he was so overcome that he was unable te hide his resentment He had been forced to tell a part of the truth, And it wade bim indignant. It tnsalted him. We bad presumed too mach. We had forgotten who he was, and what interests he rep resented. We had treated him like one of the common people, We Lind had the unparalleled audacity to ask him questions, and we had Ret been careful of our wording. We had dared to speak familiarly of money, particularty hie moary ‘The honest people of this country may well take fewue with Har timan on his definition of “success” Sweeese to him, among other things, means the looting of the Chicago @ Alton rallroad, the prop erty of the stockholding public and one of eur great national av: enwes, of $2,000,000 for his personal profit and that of bis asso ciates Success, according to Harriman, means altting in an office ta Broadway, and, through {nfiuences more powerful than any ose man should contro}, buying « railroad today, mortgaging it for the pur chase price tomorrow, and then, next day, watering tt for millions more than {tx xetual physical value No, Harriman, that te net saecesa Gaining wealth ts « laudable profession for thase who desire it, and most of us da but we mene ure success by the yardatich of honest ethfes We don't call the seo en@-story man who keeps ost of jall, successful, you know ‘This ‘plaint of Harriman'’s comes aa an acceptable addition to the growing list of fine sentiments expressed within reeent memory by our financial lords We romember beet of al? the arrament of Geo. F. Baer, head of the anthracite coal trust. Els words were: “The rights and interests of the laboring man will be protected by the Christian men and women to whom God fm Hie infinite wir @om bas given he property interests of Ube country.” Baer thereby made it clear that the rich can do no wrong. ‘That, af course, was why insurance companfes contributed to politieal campaigns. ‘That was why young Rockefelier could send telegrams to she United States senators, ordering them to kf! anti-trust legistation ‘That. was why Paul Morton need not have biushed when be said on the stand that his railroad had entered inte comtracts admittedly ‘legal ‘That was why the Pennesyivania railroad could spend $500,000 effecting legisiation desire? in connection with its New York ter minals. ‘That was why J. Pierpont Morgan's syndicate tm the steel trust @eal bad a right to take from the people and divide “profita™ of $169,000.00. ‘That te why there is no objection to our knowing that at Washington ani in practically every state legislature there exist Bodies of men bought and pald for, maintained for the sule parpose of “protecting” Harriman and bis kind from the operntion of the law, and to asaist every move the “interests” may take which has for ite object some further preying upon the people. Unfatr methods? What ts unfair tf the methods of the “Interests” are not enfair? What is dishonest if the intrigues of the “tsteresta” are not dishon- est?) What te predatory if trust finance is not predstery? Who ex Opt the very class that this man represents not anly worships Gold as God, but In the very glare of the sun dares fo stand upon the housetopa and beast of its ability to scheme and trade and doctor end pad, to buy at five and sell at 500, to corrupt public men until they are moved Mike chese-men, and to play with the honor of a na tien. “The leaders in finance manipulate the destinies of the coun- try,” says President Woodrow Wilson, of Prinestos, But they are educating the people in the meantime. We therefore weleome Mr. Harrtman’s bland statement, know- ing that it wii go into a text book from whieh the publie will @rentually learn the true meaning of good government and the ex ect size and position of the great enemies of this repablic. —— itinerary Ae Builders’ Notice ‘We are closing out certain lines of Builders’ Hardware at very low! prices. Calliand see a. We can mye you money, Geo. H. Wood Rowse Co., 122 University st Rear 318 Pike St. saves half your meat bile Try them and see. hand Dr. Lee Baker, dentiat, 206 Et building Phone Main 6256. CLOTHES FOR MEN Fashion’s F oremost Features IN THE CUT R SUITS AND AND Tor ARE F FECTLY REFLECTED FINISH OF BEVERY ONE OF COATS FOR SPRING WEAR ot BROADHURST SYSTEM, $18 TO $35. § OTHER RELIABLE MAKES, $15 UP. REMEMBER THAT LY AND BECOMINGLY WE FIT CLOTHES CORRE( J. REDELSHEIMER & CO. Av., Topcoat House im the St 800-804 First Columbia Strongest Cor St. =—==STEINWAY== © of the contributory ren pinnio enizen f THE WORLD'S STANDARD. may be found im the fact that since ite In | tion it has been made under the sugervt ft Steinway famity, and ii | 3 y the ry of members certain at t in not merely the ination i + and motels, but it is the knowing how to | 6 them rder to produce the highest i results which has made the Stein e plano by which all others are meus ¥. a stands alone THE STEINWA unqualitiedy the bent | & Go, The House of | Quatity herman } t 06 Second Avenue, ete eer eee PEPER REE E EEE Ee “MISS DILLPICKLES, | CAN MAK SCH Weft, I have FINALLY estered But | am determined to care m wheat diet, and gave me Loason 1, i Wheo it was over I was all fag lever, said he could see color tn my the same as (ff had been running a | “Mine Diliptekies,” sald the pref Mackeonech mict” | With this GOLDEN PROMISE (Te be com! CS: TONE Aa a special in¢elgence for Rolle, who had diligently studied his a» tronomy lesson, bis father led him \on @ rietous round of the portrait } gallerton of the teeming city, te re gale him with a moral, instructive inepection of the phic displays in the showrases “Here, Rollo,” observed the par ent, directing his affapring’s P¢.5 crystalline lenses at a society die play under beveled here we have the Inst word fm the art pre servative. Note the fauitiogs attire, whee any, aad the marcelied hair, and the sang froid. Here we have & layout of the elite with « bie FE.” ‘Ce, but, father,” said Rollo, tal ting his brow fil! it looked like a yarn stocking, “they all look alike, and so beigiessly unconscious “Them ate trae words, Rollo,” was the parent’ « approving reply “You have spotted a patent, not to say copyrighted, fact right on the nose They ait look alike, and the reason for the alikeness ts art, high art, at $25 the dowem. The price alone ie sufficient to prove it is high art. Who poses here te given gae to make it painless, and when the | features relax into a phony expres sion, as tf you were lolling back in ithe Mmousine body of a $10,000 an tomobile when wafting for James to start ‘or, the magte Tittle shutter licks and your face is caught on | awar as it 1 any bint } that are behiad In your rent has | | see that the little birdie was making a noise like « canvasback duck, why, the retoucher guy does yeo- |man service with a camels hair brush, and «wake the haunting thought out of the plate. When he gets through, your pleture makes j you look like you are used to sleep ing tn a dress suit. it tx rut set of fab th. | marvelon | biue veins showing prominently in | his alabaster templos t A Case Where Im ly pertoct. ybody who ¥ Intention term epptied to wrong. piano- phe the entent of a is pe 902 SECOND AVENUE DIANA’S DIARY NUMBER TWO TTT rrrCrerrrerrrr errr r ites) tere academy, wnd I must say the game is rather SWIFT and wilted complesion, ff It Inys me out Prof Strongarm has a form like Apollo and @ face like a freese He says be ACCOMPLISHED ft with physical culture. that I will renig om physical culture as soon as ft reaches my neck Prof Strongarm started by putting me om s prune and laundered | the motions of shaking a rug out of the window, You just wave your ARMS and your jerept imto the Ines of your map} | while the professor man turned to| said Rollo, the| girl, but the police will do nothing | The Metrostyle Pianola Piatto a Real Help Rively exhibited Sole Puctory Agents D. S. JOHNSTON CO: PIONEER PIANO HOUSE 2 SERRE OEE EE Rett eee Joo Bailey declares he will bury all hin enemies. Huy 4 steam shov el, Joe, You can't do tt by “Wapesures?” sald the man ie the comer of the pari car amok tng compartment, “1 jeove Lm “onm. They don’t burt my business, The more, the merrier,” xviminal Inwyeet’ asked the man who bad denounced the Inter te commerce commission “No,” replied the man tn the cor ner. “Photographer.” A WORD FROM JOSH WIGE. Lives uv a lot uv great mon remind us there's be em cune for us not be ia’ great. Murat Halstead celebrated hin |golden wedding the other day, He jcelebrated it by not writing « hin tory of 106,008 or more words. The Inetinet Feminine. “Bo sorry | can't be with you this bat Perey has asked me sbile riding with him.” propose to you, too © YOU THE FEMALE HACKEN mor.” Pref. Strovgarm's Physical § Cub “Aad hell | See If he doesn’t.” yeelf of tired feet, ingrown chest “What, makes you think sot” “Fle proposed to me last night 4 1 refused ttm.” T have a huseh which consists ef going through only there tx no rug DY ge@ out, Prof. Strolgarm, how cheeks. Sure enough there WAS, half Mock after a car jetsor, “I can make you the female ringing in my cars, | ended my timed.) Se CRUE aR TREC RRR oe THE YOUTH’S COMPANION, Rear end collie’ | frightened Geo. W jhe has sold his private car SOMETHING NEW | Bvery time yoo visit California lyou realize some new pleasure. There ta always something new. It's \charme are tneahaustible To reach them take the Southern Pactfic Cos road of « thousand “We will sow hoof It three bincks/ wonders, Three trains dally, Tick to the right, and turn four blocks / ota, reservations and descriptive | to the left,” eat Rollo’s father, ant ititerature at Unlon Ticket Office, | eftncons they arrived before @ case | @0¢ Firet ay. E. BE. Ellis, Gent | full of the 7h-c4enteadesen kind. in | Agent. oe | which the young mee either had i hate on or had their docks) | combed Killingly tuto thelr eyor) Also, the same plece of property / furelture was employed as 4 prop for the tired arm or hand. Pike off this bunch,” quoth the perent for Kolle’s guidance. “Twig | how the photog has heartiessty jeft | here and there » mouth open or « Scvat cigar between the fingers of the victim. Note the high lights on the celiulotd collar, and the bulge! tn the tightly fastened festal g) ‘Observe the artless pose of the fam ity group, and the abandon of ¢ svaln with bis arm sround brideemaid. Here we have nature }unalloyed by art, and each picture is @ speaking likeness, barring that most of the sitters are scared) specchioas. Thin in the other ex treme, ‘This te frath, but truth ae | . hee d lo " auaien ates te Hygin Nursing Bottlea, bettor ‘than the other Kind, The | aha tht 95c Mee tees ental ao |stuetlon Cnette at tines, wae at ee ——— og to the epigrammatic.) Is there no $1.50, $1.75, $1.98, $2.00, | armour & Co's be specie? oa middie ground by whieh one mary) $2.25, $2.50. Totlet Soaps, 3 for Sensorial Cream, for te eseape the horrors of saree | | | onde to travel in his bably int | eowenm ¢ momebody else avtomebdiie and let hand. get the bump. “Titman Dige Inte Canal,” seye the Washington Post in headlines. I's time somebody did some die ging, but at that ft can't be dug with a pitebfork. Inctuding Mr. Hoffner. One day last week Geo, Hoffner was driving 12 big hoge aseross Grand river om the fee, and just as the hogs were about to reach land they made a rush, breaking through and giving Mr Heffner & ducking. By hard work every hog was saved, ineluding Mr. Hoffner.—liale (Mo.) Hustler, You, Mr, Harriman veems to have water on the brain. Appreciation. “What did you think of the speaker last might? . his speech was simply mag: niloquent! Jt was so exhaustive!” “Twas, eT” “You, be exhausted everybody in his audience.” Why He Prayed. Bon (at table)--Pa, why do you alw pray before you eat? Father (making certain his wife ts out of heartpg)—To be prepared for what's to come, my bey. Your mother does the cooking! Expense of Low Neck Dresses. “Seay, Pat, phoy "s it those aris tyerats paay so much far thim half.solsed lownicked dresses?” “O) dunno, oniias th’ ixpinse tm cloodes th’ Heense © wear ‘em among dacent people!” A lunatic was found in Kaiser William's palace In Berlin the oth er day. Don't confuse this with Harry Lebr's recent visit to the) same place. “We railroad men,” says Bit Harriman, “want to get im close jtowch with the government.” The ruling passion of the railroad man | these day seems to be “touch.” j What Wen't They Make Next? ©. 1. Gears was in town Tuesday looking ap the tomato factory they here. —Frankfort | wy) propose lecating correnpondence, | News Would Not Cha One of Seattle's stylish dr wan accosted by a friend recently | and asked to have bis spring suit) made by bis friend's tailor. He re-| plied that Ed White, the artistic tallor, 208 Coltine building, bad al ways given him the best of antie- faction for years and he WOULD NOT CHANGE. Get scquainted \with Mr. White yourself amd you will never change A complete| showing af new spring goods now) io the shop. bed Chilieothe WHAT LONDON OFFERS FOR THURSDAY NEW WAISTS WHITE LAWN WAISTS THAT “TAKE.” Choice sample lot now on sale. est lawn, elaborately finished in lace, embroidery tacks and insertion, short BREERESEEE SESE SNESE RYE SEHD RECOLLECTIONS OF AN EX-RUBE—NO. 5 ; BTR IOI TOTO IO tag Cartoonist Bushnell writes them and drows them, GETTIN’ UP TIME. ‘The harsh wrangle-jangle of an [reen, a rag carpet rug ea alarm clock on my bureau aroused |/ttom chair. Le an rintn, me to sudden wakefulnees I nat ap | The sun was rising, seem v4 wrangling bluejays were and stretched and yawned, “OD, | nest in the old pear tree burn! ‘The same old grind. An-)my window. A gain in other day, another dollar. If 1 could! lulled to sleep by the patty, only sleep two more hours oon the shingles, © and opened the window day Tight by ma was shining and the air . “Come, fresh and sweet, gs 11 arome | Pa ‘The sun | Wee aroused emetied |*t'# Yolee 1 git up an’ & t th’ “It's a shame to have to work on ae = ie vowin’ Cdagt & Gay like thin, I would I were a)! . we 3 ae Then a verse! tless his good oid heart, ard bey again,” I thought of Hood's came to my mind “I remember, I remember, The house where | was born, little window where the sun ne peeping tn at morn the dear little bedreon eaves, the jittle old yellow Be and all! ou Good tea and coffee am good eating. Schillings Bes the night —_ —— - borne my breath away.” | I teagined myself a boy sgain,| beck on the olf homestesd, in my! litle Bedroom under the eaves, with | its Iittle window, the little old~fash- | jened yellow bedstead, with ite big/ fresh wheat straw tick and feather pillows, the home-made box bu Beods, Fruit Trees, Cut Flowers. Bendahl & Gon, 120 Pike, cor Ind av. - | fered Here ts a parti BARGAINS for Ti between 12 and 1 only. Cutfcura Soap, regular Packer's Tar price, per cake, rn | Rel@PERRSEEETS, ERGEZESGRS. SREPRASBRSREREES In The Basement Lard Substitute, pound Rusawin Food Chop Fin- —- lar price 50c; special. a regular price $1.00; phy?” | 4 10 : “You, Rollo, There is the ama | ic Muring, for the eyes oat Theta Ae atteks ° SHks—Best and N Otis |: Se: urine, for little tact you can get hold af the} s es an ewes s |g test wide, 150 fect ere as Quen = PLAID WASH RAJAH PONGEE Jong roll Poultry | SILKS. TAFFETA. SILK. SILK. Wire } AWA j 36-inch, Another de- 27 inches $2.25 5 green and | livery of this — “fons Domestic q Raita 1 . . 4 : } \ white, black | most popelar black and | make, in nat- Boys’ Express Wagons, | and ; suk in ¢ ms ivory. You all ural eray Ue ame | brown pret col | know this ¢ | m ors; nothing | gin and blue; ree Cc —— white, blue | Ore;,, Dowmme | silk sells for | Detectives Hubbard dnd Mei a4 | white: | | . $1.25 and | ular Gc onal ~~ Clurg last night arrested Altha! se; | more service- } $7.65. Lon Buy a good Lantern, | Lucas, age It yours, a runaway girl newest styles, | able; a quali- } Jon's price is ity for— The MUrince” cn axle from Great Hend, Kansas, whow|M waists or | ty that sells at a they found in company with Harry Sebewees 1 fot tec abe u Harton, a butcher who was also ar oe f . k rested, Both wore taken to head-\M Worth $2.00, 8sc; London's Cc quarters and the girl sent to the! for, yard price is sf scechinall - | matron’s homo where she ts being | ‘ Niniene teceteis ae held awaiting word from her par " ’ 1 ts. Barton wishes to marry the| = baer Selle oom A FEW know the kind) u . } Qo LK SPECIALS. Silk Coats, with cape, Sealy | tm the matter until word is received from Kansas. Did You Ever Buy Chambray at Ge a Yard Tcaibcrow we | Ni shall offer till noon, | ™ & 2,500 yards Silk- | Of P Finish | Chambray; | 4. & Le gee 6 solid colors, worth | Orier roc, at, per yard curta ‘ ‘ and itation Has Proven ee 6c Heavy 36-inch with the Plane they at a ex They think Pian used that nd that tw why only Metrostyle The Mettostyte my In the House id STORES EVERYWHERE Prints and Domestics 5000 Yards Satin Finish Foulards Till MAY MANTON PATTERNS 100. | NOTE PRICES. Goodyear welt, at Tc clean goods, assort ment e at atterns flower and for mventi Men’ ntal effects, ins, kimones house yard 7c nal Shoes sobid sole, leat wear Women’s She Up, never you hear thia or that T * ape n of, ou P t 8 ng a direct tribute to the Metre » Piago, Caf tts * C y | the many imitations. Imitation» of @s Maro ercate ¢ 2,500 yards Out ompany, 1c ae creme ie Saat eas ee ee Mostly light pat- | ing, in light colors; ; a = 1732-34 Second, near Une Ff space Of time the Metrostyte Plancia Plane hes bec standard terns and short |a7 inches wide;| The greatest Underwear Sale Seattle eve “Seattie’s Retiablo Crea . emgths « ear! $ a i hat our touse.” Motrostyle Pianola Ptano ts the only plano-piayer which ane - ? : pags A checks, plaids and had is what ow House greatest artists, teachers of music, colleges, et, aa.Deing peas Ale idee stripes. Till noon aster ermus Sale is proving SHOP MORN SHOES Women’s Sample Oxfords, patent kid and gun metal, blucher These are $2.50 to $4.00 goods sizes; sample price ranges from 79c trimmed * — Three-quarter leneth Blagl Coats 3.00 to # Natty Pony Jackets in fine @@¥] fty cream serge, binek 6am] and cuffs, full silk tinal Swell Silk Pony Jackets, fully uw with " braid and lace applique 6&6 lar 220 or latest lace, hand turn Or styles and shapes nearly all A big consignment of 2 New Suits in light $1 .48 to $2.98 checks and plain colors. A new line of M her sole; all sizes; regular from $16.50 © - Price hi in every a Mitel n@ a litde a * ses, medium sole, patent tip Rigas: all sizes; special $1.48 Eastern Outfitting to be. INGS. Once more we say— Easter Under- muslin Sale Now On Ediset Victor and Talking s SHEET MOSIG TIL Second Aves