The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 18, 1907, Page 4

SSS ERIN THE SEATTLE. STAR BY STAR PUBLISHING Co, 1207 and 1300 Beventh Ave, EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY. Telephones— eat Se Editorial; Independent 878; Sunset Main 1080. Sunset Main 1080. Hentai Independent 11 NOY et " Business: BALLARD STAR BYBRETT STAR AGRNCY-W. & Cent per Copy, sig cents per weed. or twenty-five conte per oy ih or cartier, No free caples ~ Watered at the Mostorrice at Beattie as second class matter “TO MAIL sUDEC rms wien your subscription expires i on the ecarem "label ot we ate’ aiciven "Four mybenription han mot egsin been pall ts taken foum the fet A change of date on Uhe address label Leonard, Hl Hewitt Ave, ®& Mato or im. Delivered Washington ROTICR TO SURSCKLERRS ehoutd jour sven gyseah, erent, Gey aoe, (ine Boene 4 Mespentent (ee ’ coal you 8 ot oes Tf you should mine please telephone us every time Foret Lee we cam he certain of itving oar subseribere @ perfect service-ond Rh t& the coly war. ae r Se =z The Rich Man, the Poor Man and Justice well, Hoboken, N. J., just across the the street until we come to Shall we go inside and Let us suppose we are in river from New York. We walk along a place whore a murder trial ts going on. Watch the administration of Justice? ‘The accused is one Tomaso, an Italian, They charge Bim with the murder of « fellowcountryman. There were angry words quarrel tm the presence of a dozen witnesses, stabbed and killed Now Tomaso ts betng tried for Murder. As *e look around the froway court room, what do soot Is the place jammed to the doors? Do you observe the army of sketch artists in the foreground? See the array of legal talent? Tomaso bas six lawyers, has he not, and the state almost as many Notice the experts whe follow each other on the witness stand, ‘They talk learnedity of “brain storm,” “mental explosions,” “inelpteat paranoia,” of nerve centers and tho significance of handwriting, tn all the erudite terms of the allenist. Do you hear Tomaso’s counsel pleading “temporary insanity?” Did they need 200 men to select To maso’s jury? Have you paid attention to Tomaso’s clothes, how well they fit? His cigar t& outside; he will get tt as he returns to his luxurious cell. Are all the musty pages of the Law being search ed? is all the wit of Learning being exerted? Is the Serve egal Dattle continuing for weeks? Are they spending millions of dollars to send Tomaso out Into the scoshine agatn, free? No; none of these thiags is happening in Hoboken on account ot Tomaso. and Tomaso, ee ee Now we will go over to New York, and enter another court foom. There is another marder case on trial. A man shot another man. Is he being tried as Tomaso is? No; bis trial is nothing like Tomaso’s. All the efforts that were NOT MADE for Tomaso ARE MADE for the man In New York. What ts the difference in the eyes of the Law between Tomaso and the other man? Did they both commit Murder? Yea. Had one more excuse than the other? No; except that Tomaso te by nature more impulsive, and ts by birth and edacation leas pre- pared to realize the crime of killing Ie the Law the aameT Yes: the Law is exactly the same. THEN ARE THERE DIFFERENT BRANDS OF JUSTICE IN HOBOKEN AND NEW YORK? “* Your life is as valuable to you as the presider Tomaso loves life as much as does the prisoner in N: Law is supposed to be identical fe its processes for you, president, for Tomaso and for the other man. What a sham it ts! THE MAN IN NEW YORK HAS A TYQUBAND CHANCES TO TOMASO’S ONE. ‘What would they do if Tomaso pleaded “temporary ‘They would laugh at him. TOMASO HAS NO MONEY WITH WHICH TO HINDER THE OPERATION OF THE LAW. He ts only & poor Ttaltan. THE LAW IS THE SAME, BUT THE APPLICATION OF IT, - ts to him. York. The for the tnaantty? CALLED “JUSTICE,” 13 EITHER BLACK INJUSTICE IN ONE CASE OR CRIMINAL INDULGENCE IN THE OTHER. “ee IP MEN ARE NOT EQUAL BEFORE THE LAW, fT 18 NO LAW AND NO JUSTICE. Seeds, Fruit Tress, Cut Flowers. Pandan! & Son, 120 Pike, cor Ind ay. ee - Our Men’s Spring Suits and Topcoats POSSESS HIGH GRADE STYLE AND WORKMAN SHIP. WE ARE EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR THE BROADHURST SYSTEM CLOTHING, OF B8OSTO: CELEBRATED THE WORLD OVER FOR ITS EX« LENT FITTING QUALITIES. $18 to $35 Other Reliable Makes $15 Up lia, 472 Colman Bldg. J. REDELSHEIMER & CO. Av Topcoat House olumbia St. State 800-804 First Strongest n the =—STEINWAY=—= veasene why the of the contributory. te nway piano ts fy | THE WORLD'S STANDARD, i | may be found In the fact that since tte tn- nder the supervi nwhy family, and | improvements ii | eption It has been mad {members of the St ied in it are certain found in no other instrument. It ie not merely the combtnation of wood, | felts and metals, but it is the knowtng how to i | | 7) n | combing them In order to produce the highest ‘i aston! results which hae made the Bte way the plano by which all | i thers are meas- ] | U it ured. i THE STEINWAY. i is a work of creative art which stands alone i unqualifiedly the best The House of The House of Sherman fi Quality. ay & Co, Second Avenue Quality. Easter Will Soon Be Here Don’t empty your pocketbook Pay a little bit down and | $1.00 A WEEK For the Union Bakery We want you to buy one 25c Kaster Clothe A Splendid stock of the best of our styles in Eton and Jacket Suits { for your selection at prices from | $15.00 to $60.00. New Millinery Just Arrived. Pacific Outfitting fo, ; Angel Cakes When in doubt buy TIDELANDS they are trumps R. Cooper we WERE TET CCC CEES Eee: DIANA'S eee ee ee tt's all off arm end physical culture, Of comree stand for being put on a billboard as Upping Uke beam et 130 pounds, It's strong as ail that, ‘The professor got 1 have tried to get back my job hore daing Une family washing. stunt Lam doing pow, “Here, carry my grip.” Frank Hain worth « cool half | million in his own right, fushed nn jangry red. It was all right if he | dempised flashy dudes, and chase to |dreng more tke = mechanic just from work than a w hy man, but | to have some impudent woman mis take him for a depot loafer, anslous to earn a dime, wus carrying things wo far Then he glaneed at the woman's © and forgave the mistake. For she was os handsome « youns | woman as he had ever looked upos. And the wealthy Mr, Bala covert ly turned up his coat so the dle |mond in bis the, that shone Hhe « | Deadiight on = locomotive, would net show and twhated sparkler on bis finger to one side so it would not gleam when be took }the «rip. “Do you know where the takers Whit inquired the young nok her grip ma'am,” answered Batn, an jhe endeavored t touch his hat In | the way be imagined a depot hang on would da. “It's almost a mile out in the country, but | am afraid there’s no one at home. I think the famity feft yesterday for the susamer. | The young lady was evidently perturbed, bet enddenly reached a decision, “If it ia only a mile we can get there and back before the fext train back to Chicago,” she/ said | Bain admitted they could If they | hurried. | On the way ont Bain walked be hind at a respectful distance, admir ing the trim figure tn He jhad begun to build fancifal “castles | jin Spain” in spite of himself. He wae not married, and whose busi inews was it if he ch to take a | Wife. He supposed he would get |married some time, and he was | Wilting to admit be had never seen & more charming girl. The tnno- jeence pictured in her brown eyes | was not the least of her attractions | he was sure As Bain had said the Whittakers were not at home, so there was jnothing to do but to walk back to | the depot The young Indy evidently tired lof the monotony of walking by her live’ self, and Bain jumped at the chance to walk by her aide, when she asked some trivial question about the neighborhood Almont before he was aware of it |the depot was in sight. He had learned bis companion was Mise Alice Carew, She was a friend of the Whittekers and had thought to surprise them by dropping in on them unexpectedly Unfortunate ly for her the surprise was the oth or way here is nothing to do, PORTLAND MILLS RESUME WORK (Star Spe al Service.) PORTLAND, Ore, March 18 The box factories resumed a tions this morning with partial crows Ia, it is stated, will ) in operations be The strike is los ing its and mea from the out side are coming in to fill places of TO Buy MACHINERY FOR JAPAN Ax the passengers Minr which arrived ye anese, representing the Im al Steel works at Yawata, in Chikusen province @ to thin country te for mact » | The plant in question has been fr operation 10 years, its origi was $15,000,000 and it emy men. | MUCH BENEFIT DERIVED | The members of the German Sav jings, Building and Loan Associa derived many benefits in the past, and this spring, when |there is much bullding contem. plated, they are all enabled to se » liberal Joans for this purpose large returns placed to the | credit of each member during the past year have been most gratify Jing. Talk with Chas, Osner, sec retary, 416 Bailey building, about becoming a member . ALBERT HANSEN Jewelry, Watches, Cut Glass 706~—FIRST AV. 706 NUMBER SIX : Po REP PPC SCO CORPSES ESSE Tye been stung again works tn the foundry and doesn't appreciate physi down to the strongermory and give the professor 4 Jolt on the jaw HIS OWN ROMANCE THE SEATTLE STAR—-MONDAY, MARCH ri 1907. DIARY etree teee “THAT \8 THE KIND OF PHYSICAL CULTURE I AM DOING NOW.” I have passed up Prof. Serong- he Eot peeviah because I sidestep- ped the Haymaker’s Juncture tecture and gemonatration, but 1 couldn't » and me only mg, but net so paw, who had to go « human maa at} right to be st #0 Sasny about it that 1 culture, at Taffeta & Malbrigwan'a, but they have filled my place and there's not hing open for a while, so I am at That's the Rind of poysioal epiture THE END. but to go back to Chicago, come back later,” the emfle that accompanied words completed poot Bains sub- Jagatton As they neared the distance may Mine With a little ery of die Carew started © run. Then she slipped and with an ex of pain fel to @e| clamation ground. Bhe had «prained her she was sure. heart was in ped ber with to aries. hie aboard the train Bain told her who he wae. Aa hour later Bain migeed. the! eparkler that was wont &@ gleam) A glance at bis ring showed the diamond there had dix | ~a thousand furtes his pocketbook with near $1,000 in bis the. appeared. And in currency was missing also. The girl from Chicago! I that you wore the victim of ‘Pris eo Mary,” said the Chicago deteo tive, to whom Bais told bis troubles | will search the train, but we have no hope she | will be foolish enough to stay om it be added. over the phone, “We tll she reaches here, And she waen't, Wear Brooks Hats, 1331 Second Avenue Women’s Spring Coats Just what many have been walting for-—those natty corset fitting short Jackets, in black beautifully tailored, at $16.50. Siik Coats in % lengtha, in black, and cloth of gold, $20.00 to $26.00. Lace Jackets and Boleros, in black an ream. the newest creations, ” to $25.00 Short Box © in black silk, neatly trimmed with bands of stitched sik; $16.50 and $17.60 A large assortment of Box Coats, in the new Spring mix tures, at popular prices; $7.00 and $8.00 A few nobby quallty cream serge with velvet collar $16.00. Coata, In fine silk Lined. and cuffs A little at a time anything selected. pays for Eastern Outfitting Company, Inc. Houwee.” ae 7 ahh MEER prints Chat BMartb'ro be aequired | ard rans |the rights to comedy entitled “The | fethen Fifth, 1 My Milky Way D. ©. Conover A tine play to star t Me 0 Ninth, og and she wih And depot, the train for Cileago whietted In the khe,” | Bato’s Stuttering his mouth ae be/ kneeled and taking her in bis arms Bhe could | acsistapee, she | found, and they managed to get to another | the depot barely in time to get her She was coming back soon, she said, and of caurse | judge from your deseription ie VF Laube; fth, Hatry wt mutt Atetthehe As Usual D ’ « been tramped and packed. \¢ Fe A Cleveland woman saya she finda) porch has beer 1 packed it auttteult to rum her house on 916,-|Wae that young man here last 4 ra | a year, Millions of women In| nigh , } ema suntry have the aame diffiout You, father a volere Caughey jd ty_peinelpally beckuse they can't] “I've heard that love, levels all - eae NE YORK, Manta get the $16,000. things, 1 guess i's true, * man jewelry Valued at ge] te | moe Hello, Jim, What's up?” ow ken from two = A WORD FROM JOSH WISE. “Nuthin’—except th’ sun.” " . stoner re ~— ‘ n London Tae a j you ever read ‘A Cigarette | and wilt be ie extradit Maker's Homance r 1 don’t care for college boy DEAN” CIGAR, NEW QUALITY, Ss “You shouldn't doubt young Sap- jove. I'm eure he's cc ie ot fome men make a pleasure uy bleness pe “recat “He's absolutely perpetual.” Boys Wanted To join the tle rie pate’e sore. (REPUBLICAN CLUB'S "°° Sonne seme | and sel) Seattle papers, “Paw, what's « state of turmotl?” NOMINEES | tee 50 cents. Good commenal It Ie announced that in order to Kentucky poaksteygetes: pectable w hes com | ern in * re some TE tT ge Chamber of Ought to Be « Hit. A snesttite of th Yous Men's | 1309 Seventh av, and ask ge oe of that city will have « Republican club was beld Batur) Giesson, secretary 7 parade of twenty-flye men of un day to nominate officers for the} oe tarnished reputations, Muh! This ensuing term. | be may be only & echeme of the ratl The following nominations were ee reade to draw a crowd to Pittsburg. made President, D. C. Conover; dl |vice presidents, B, Roy Anderson wens There is & shortage of kindling and Dallas V. Hatverstadt; secre my wood In New York, What's the mat tary, Howard Waterman; tre ted tor with the Sunday supplements? Paul Hollbrook and T. R. Ak . executive The nominees for the commitice are Firet ward A Griffin & w. w. © all; Bee} Aylemore; Third, How throw «way your olf Have them cleaned to new at the Pantatort 1048 <i that Regis of But tet tt be underst Post, the new #0 Rico, te ho #tiek. __ZMarearet, the snow on the treat Dr. Lee Baker, dentia’ 6 Bitel 118 Pike St, saves half your ment bullding. Phone Main 6206. *** bille Try them and see, 2. ote od in the public have dlothes look ik Cail op Main Kthymol Te price Sapitol » MAY MANTON PATTERN®S 100. price Hoye Black conte faney strip idinch Stevens od Sweaters Unbleached Crash; worth Roo8e C life. Till noon OMS OF THE UNIVERSAL RANGE. 1 Lister's Antiseptle der, the genuing Jap Tooth Stik, ‘regulan Ife; special All Se Tooth rushes, and Tuesday foF . ssw All Se Tooth Bruthes, London Ready or Easter|}: Smart New Suits $12.30 »$3) Hats That Are Dreams $2.50 » $0 Beautiful Flowers, Silk Petticoats, Ostrich Tips— All Are Here Modest Prices Monday NOTICE! Here P ing the Christian Exdeuvers vention, next I end on otter 2. prive 6 06 for the bat subjects or Mens pre Bubje $2.00 for the tl act of 3 sub: All designs munt be in 10th. Don't name end addres envelope A ve wm fo the merits of signs submitted and prizes. Further information be abtat by apptying & Art Department. The Quaker D 1013-1015 Firet Ax | COME AND SEE OUR SUITS AT $12.50 if you have some of of the ar a ns— Wines Liquors Cor house oi Me G d Plaid Sitke—26 | 36inch Bt Taf. Black inches wide feta, the oul quai t for 00 Ss host value to be | Wearing silk on tho | Peau de Get Our Fine old found anywhere market; will wash, | go gig | ¢ for An Active Department | 30%». | ee tht a ‘ss tor | Prices ringing $2.0 | pow ; quality for yard, London's good silk cl be Good old Guckenhelit eee hs ad Why Price } Used for, $1.7 on full quart 6inch Piaida, in biee green, co Jion’s Price » a red, brown ond tan ef oe Pongee and s6 mort desirable Dress } rs Jal | 2 1123 First ave. corner Goods, Special ’ Gtlks. Main 1184; Ind 1086 FREE DELIVERY. Open evenings ti 7 B® Saturday nights 126% 29c Shepherd Checks, ia —_ That Make Our Wash Goods neh POPULAR SHEET @ 15¢ Copy | Traveling. | Idaho. domino, Twinkling Star In My Merry Oldemobite Policy King Falling Stor Thews 4 Room to Rent in My eart Moving Day Clover Blosson Town at the Wnd of the Line. Pete eymoon V y With You Cline’s Piano House 1205 SECOND AVENUE, black and white, also’ an assortment of large checks in 4 i col Ss G Sr Se ol eae ection Great Special EXQUISITE SILK {100 PRETTY |100 NEW CREPOLINE 7c 59c STRIPE ORGAN LAWNS 60~Tin | ~The wide variety of DY Datnttent patterns and colors per Sas og . noon only, White | mit these goods to be WAY isting in town St4nch Mohairs, in black, | looks like hand | Goods with lots | 1* monos “gait Ww os A nav nnd =ocream; extra painted att; Bbc of flower designs i » Wre wide; regular price 6¢ quality Tuesday } isn’t ane 4 aa al YOUR Special 5 - 100 tnen an s"t ane poor dest pecial at ' | ba BO at | the lot. Till noon, per 75¢ 1 9 | fess TRUSS 64inch, a full line of colors, 4 | Cc 4 taken - a Aft ou have in half woot 1 Gooda | ny bloodioss, — Knifeltt also in black, white; 60 | painless treatment Jee pleces or more. Per yard | 26 CORDED | TILL NOON ONLY | FANCY 36-INCH throw awa the ot 2 WAISTINGS 15e | ~—Colored Curtain ANY SURLAY wan epee 7 c —Fancy corded | Mad well so | per gqnge dey Madra inches | lected Oriental u pidly at dots } stripes, plaids | lark colors; our | oe 19 t 0 and broken regular 17¢ val y bs ye 1 N 7e checks worth | es go on sale 1 wend ¢ Bert ee $ 5 ectal Thursday 1 No Pay Solid Color Silk Stripe Lawn, | | Cure large H. &. Handkerchief y § iness 6 large F andkerehtefs Walters’ Coats, Te grade Boys’ Night Gowns, well mad been ou tor 5e | for ; | 20¢ Examination and conul tation free. ve aela Don't put it ae Japanette Silk Initial Hand She Binck Sateen Apron, with | 35c White F h W today. kerchiefs wide ruffle, and pocket } A for Ge | for 25e | for 2 — DR. CLARKE 6 Ti = noon Large Panama Garden | Gloaring of . | Extra strong Roys’ dark Flan: Hats and other Purses | loid ombs Walats ill noon, each for 19¢ values to 50c, each for 1he for 12%6¢ 123 SECOND AVE & lhe | zy | | | for } } for 20¢