The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 24, 1907, Page 6

THE SEATTLE STAR rhe Building. BY STAR PUBLISHING CO, Temporary Offices, 7. EVERY AFTERNOON” EXCEPT BUNBAY. yi Telephones— Editor: Independent 675; Sunset Main 1000, Business; Independent 1138; Sunset Main 1050, “BALLARD STAR “Palierd poe year Newitt Ave, ‘Duneet, Main 9mm Deltvered AGENCY—au Batiand Ave Guneet, EVERETT STAR AORNCY—W, B. Leonard, vin conte per week, oF twenty-five cents per month. » free coptes colotticn at Beattie, Washington, ee second clans matter AURSCRIBERS—T when your subscription « of each paper, W date arrives, if your eubecrty oon (paid in advance, your Bame fe taken from the list oh) fires label le @ ree TO NUBSCRIBERS-Ohould your copy ef The Bear fall te reach you by munoer, ttiee favor to cal! up our main a, between @ and 11H o'clock. and It you should mine mere than ones, please tt tog our eubsoribers @ perfect please do us thy Main at ance you mise Th thle way we can be cer 1060 in ot fervice and it te the only way “CAPIT. AL “VERSUS” LABOR? Capttal versus tadon, or capital and labor? If capital ts the right hand of business, labor ta the left, and ne man is complete with only one hand. Some employers are finding this out. When all have become say “capital versus labor” any more, but only wise, we shall never ‘capital and labor.” es 6:9 &e Jobn H. Patterson, a Dartmouth graduate, has been decorated by France with the Legion of Honor on account of what he bas done for his employes. When he bought a small factory some years ago, he sald: “I shall make my interests the interests of the men and women who work for me. What I can do for them I will, Whatever happiness and satisfaction I can bring Into their lives 1 will bring. 1 ebail unite capital and labor.” He started. In a week they told him he was wrecking Dusiness, but he only laughed. es ee. Read what Patterson has done for the 4,600 men and the 700 Women on his pay roll: He gives them good light to work by, and every 18 minutes changes the alr they breathe. He pays good wages, $3,000,000 a year. He serves lunch (costing him 18 cents) at 15 cents to men and 5 cents to women. He has installed baths, soap and towels He offers cash prites for sug zestions to improve the plant and ite methods. He bas made the neighborhood beautiful with lawns and flowers. He gives the boys seeds, tools and an Instructor, so that they may have their own vegetable garden. He runs a kindergarten and Sunday school, classes in sewing, cooking, dancing and stenograpby, with « reading room and library and paid lecturers. Once a year he invites all his employes and their families to « dinner. Last year he had 10,000 there. Hie creed is: “Your interests are my Interests.” ee eee What ts the result? Patterson's former little $1,200 factory has an Income today of $13,000,000, and he saya: “Every dollar spent in making employes comfortable and contented haa been multiplied tenfold in direct benefit to the company. the Spring—What Is It to You? There are three signs which herald «pring; @ robin in the apple tree, a wild violet in the woods, sad « emall boy playing marbles. Sometimes the robin comes weeks ahead of time; sometimes the wild violet ts deceived by a few balmy days; but the small boy and his marbles never falls. That is why we know spring has come, because we behold the small boy on his native soil, aod there, with the eun shining down, books swung over back or tossed aside, he whiles away most de- lightful mornings, letting all consideration of truancy and duty unperformed sail away on the wings of the nds, as boys have done ever since Adam had the first one, “ee eee What ts spring? Tt te « puleing im the trees; a sew song tn the wind: that the birds Mutter more recklessly; that the flowers begin to push up their tiny etalke; that beneath the faded grass and through the woods and In the meadows and even underneath the fiagstones tn the street. a milifon little voices begin to call one to another, « militon infinitesimal things begin to throb and awaken and live, and a new light comes into our eyes and a sew life inte our souls and a new song into our hearts, because, some way, we are dimly conscious that the world Is undergoing a great change. Spring fe life. There is nothing tn the world so wonderful. The winter has gone. The cold and frosts are things of the past. A world that has been dead is about to become a world that is alive. —t-2 8 6°6 We must live again with this new-born world in our lives last year nue life has There were beautiful flowers new hopes new ambitions, new resolves ite seasons, too, the time came when they lost their freshness and their beauty That must be the reason spring is given to us over and over again, so thet we may forget the storms and bitter days of winter. and take new hope and new beart In the marvelous reawakening of Iife all around us. The robin, the violet, and the «mall over again for them. Shall it not boy—lite hae begun all begin again for us? DEFENDS BIRDSVIEW MAN DAY THE SUATTLE STAR—W: ROOSEVELT REPLIES STAR DUST “Roosevelt says Hughes fs a man r Hearst's one after his ing to thank bim fox something | good he had sald about a month) ‘ ? HERE'S A List OF TONICS AND Reliable Remedies that be approached for br Quantity or Price am here in the State of Washington. And it wae such a shockin ih Seo payee | pe one re eone- | TAKE NOTION: new thing that he fell down (Sertppe Telorraph Serv j then there can never be any unde alee while Peetiing = in| Q VINOL-—the Cod Liver Bre bumped his nose on the cement WASHINGTON, April 24.--Preal | sirable.” the bay, at the Drayton sehool paration without Otheg sidowalk.—Washington (14) Demo! gent poosevelt has made hia reply| “The men whom T denounced rep | genoo} house, was wht by wid tonic reconstructor, pag ® erat "Y | conent the men who have abandon | ing poles, five or six of which excellence, per bottle ‘ to Honore Jackson, chairman of| 64 (hat legitimate movement for passed over his body. He was car A race ts being arranged between |the Cook county conference, in re | the uplifting of labor with which I) ried tnto the school house but died) po.” ne sae le Bi] submarine boats. It won't be neces-| lation to his comparison of 1. H.| have the most hearty sympathy; | before the arrival of « doctor ) “general debility of = sary to postpone It in case Of TaiD.| Harriman to Moyer, Haywood and | they have adopted practices Which) wiasuiaTON. D.C. April 4 stomach; per bottle 2 | Deb 4 clasal the latter three | °Ut them off from those who lead) yi MB. Reynolds, of Port Town. | \ ®, and class! he latter Chree | iis legitimate movement eond, has been appointed deputy!) ,, $1.00 as under undesirable citizens as United Mates shipping commis | 4 Peptol, the great Belabore the Three. y by the secretary of com builder Regular $f the former. In every way I shall support! Merry “and labor, Mr, Reynolds package. Special... fam Labor organizations tn various |the law-abiding and upright repre | wij! be asstaned to the shipping | Quaker Native Herb Ty sections of the United States have | sentatives of labor; and in po WAY | com joner's office in Beattie A & reliable vegetable blood sent protests to the president for | c&8 1 better support them than by 5 purifier, per box containing this statement. which came out in | (faWwing the sharpest possible line 200 dowes a the Harriman-Webster-Roosevelt | between them on the one hand Q Weinhott’s Ki controversy and, on wer? —— yen Thame “ Bladder ae ve preachers 0 violence who @ wonders in the entire The reply of the president, 19) ji selves the worst foes of the aay tract, oer Ha arin / part, is as follows | honest laboring men ) We sell 3 bottles for Baie Not Influencing Trial, j Let me repeat my deep reeret < Cooper's Compound se “In my letter to which you object, | that any body of men should so Sareapariile, regular $1.06, % I referied (© a certain promfnnat | tar forget their duty to their coun- Special pie: ( financier, Mr. Harriman on the one | try aa to endeavor by the formation Beecham's English band to } Moyer, Hay-| Of societies and in other ways to promote appetite and wood and Debs on the as be |infiuence the course of Justice io digestion Regular ing, equally undeniable is an | thie matter bottle. Special Allen's Celery and Compound, nutritious and system builder, ¥ lar $1.00. Special .. We sell 2 bottles for »\ Quaker Beef Iron « per full pint bottle . } Quaker Elixir Phosphate Ip , Quinine and < per bottle I have received many euch let- ters as yours, Accompanying them were newspaper clippings announce ing demonstrations, parades and mase-meetings designed to show that the representatives of labor, without regard to the facts, de mand the acquittal of Messrs. Hay- wood aod Moyer “Buch meetings can of course, be foolish to assert that this wae de signed to infiuence the trial of Moy er and Haywood as to assert that it palgned to influence the sulta Wave been brought against Giving Him « “Hem Steer.” “Of course, Americans have j no very high rem rd for the Chin lose as workingme: eald the die tinguished traveler, “but I found them «killed in many crafts, and very careful —The balance of your convenience —Thus you can pay for anything selected here. —Highgrade, readyfor wear Spring Apparel for all the family, that Harriman. “I neither expressed nor indicat ed any opinion as to whether Moy. er and Haywood were guilty of the murder of Gov. Steunenberg it | ettention to details.” : they are guilty they certainly ought th. t , 1 had always understood they! io be punished. But no possible Sar us vindatoe 6 vores Gat —BStyles correct |< ar You are Rp careful of their p's and outcome either of the trial or of | they therefore deserve all the con- Queition dependedie. \ it will pay you to take vemprked the flippant Hi the suite can affect my judgment gemnation which you in your let- Prices right . V vantage of our spectal ote ” sabasibie of rane Ge the LyP© tere eay should be awarded to those \ sale this week. Expert a of © of those whom e i ) ters always tn att A Chicago minister bas resigned | tioned — Soe parhd to influ: BY, new shipment of 8um- < Tole seeeeabk, because his wealthy parishioners “y k ‘ } mer Dresses just unpeck- Vv | prefer auto’ riding to going to Witt Support the Law. Pt ig an, you < bend ® a Yar. ed—-in the Princess effect, |B) U KER D jehureb. He realism that the man! eMesars. Moyer, Haywood and wood “to to L When + oe Boon shirred end lace trimmed, 1 ps ) A RUG as - Debs stand as representatives of deal 1 1 ery- in mulls, Jap Silk and v4 Jo remaining # Christian Eien mon wee kate done or croch [Sout | weaas © sanave Gant $0 Ov0y, Ei Siuteaiine Gum — enteey” {1H 0 (0 . to discredit (he labor movement @* the policy of the square deal for a colors—a good variety to 9 Je “There are 000,000 peaple in | the Netherlands and colonies ruled | by & woman.” “That's nothing. There are at least 60,000,000 men tn this country | bossed by a woman.” choose from. $17.60 up. ; the worst speculative financiers of most unscrupulous employers of labor and debauchers of legisiators have done to discredit honest cap Wtaliets and fairdealing business men. “They stand as the representa tives of the men who by their pub- 2013-1016 FIRST AVE GLOBE BLOCK. BOTH PHONES 196, capitaiiet to protest against elation of a capitalist who ts guilty of wrongdoing and for a labor lead- er to protest against the denuncta- tion of @ labor leader who has been guilty of wrongdotng. ee Eastern Outfitting O20 0-95-00 ——E “What did the judge charge the “I stand for equa! justice to both fury?” ce s] ie las stiff as the prisoner's lawyer control, or inspire, and by the Shall uphold justice whether the Co I $01120-foot — on Wit | charged him.” |words and deots of those associat, MA accused of guilt has behind vompany, NG. teenth onthe ope block 9 | een ed with or subordinated to them, "im the wealthiest corporations, from car; cash, balance the greatest aggreaation of riches in the country, or whether he has be- hind him the most influential labor orgnoisations tn the country i ‘The Dows-and-Ont Clad. Proposed for membership—E. H Harriman. j bebitually appear as guilty of in eltement to, or apology for, blood | shed and violence. If this does not . conatit desirab! ise dineeaan Deen te dee: pest ute undesirable citizenship } J. & Cummings and H. T, Todd swapped horses | riey Hurst continues to haul) OLE HANSON, 603 Bh en Bin Block. eee UNIVERSAL RANGES. heading rain or shine, mud or no Bay Shoes of known quality mud. How is it that some men tT ont Built to inst « Mfetime work every day? It seems Like Its) ere ie often @ difference Give you doliar value for ays t6o cold or too hot for me.) Newt. Denney says it dont burt! j land to plow it wet in the winter.| | Be you can hear most any } old time “gee Patay An old farmer wid ws the other day to sow grass seed on the old of the moon aod the grass wouldn't freeze out. Try it if you want to. | I think Cioda gathered in about | 21 eggs one day last week, ard w only bad 24 hens; but the old blue goome and the two Pekin ducks layed the same day —Criffins Mills | Correspondence, Mt. Vernon (Ky.) | EVERETT NEWS (Star Special Servier) EVERETT. April 24.—-it will be two weeks before the reformatory commission will announce choice im quality eves When the We think tor every dollar epent, (The large high square ovene bake perfectly tn every pai Walls are lined with ashe tos which concentrate tte beat around the oven. More than 10,000 Universals i use in this section. Thursday Strong Specials in Silks and Dress Fabrics Tomorrow We W: 500 Grade Colored Chiffon Taffeta Sen in navy, tan, red, price ts the same. Universal “Best quality ts Best Policy.” Years of “American Gentieman”™ and American Lady” Shoes of known quality 83.50. trial prove the Old Country Linens May Manton Patteras Domestic Specials AT 11 1-2@—Silkolines, 36 inches wide; goods that are selling everywhere for Lic; tomorrow at London's 11 12¢ of sites im this county for the loca : tien of the new state institution 4 green, champagne, brown, reseda, gr light blue, | Yesterday the committee visited AT 20¢—Table Linen, 58 inches wide; 6 different styles, cream, black and white; special price, yard ..,....-da@ | Monroe, and had intended to in and tod worth 50¢ a yard; tomorro A , . i wpect all other site ered, bu F ee ae doch tomorrow at I wan 96-Inch Oil Boiled Black Frou Frou Petticoat, | on this trip was unable to do so, The - extra heavy, permanent finish; best for skirts; jrommissioners § will rau to8 AT 8¢—Led Ticking, This will not hold feathers, but is $2.00 value; extra special, yard .........---++++ on a ae extra value; per Yard Re bean mg ha al ~typonanad ia Soulage Strictly All- Wool 52-Inch Panama Suiting, apart ‘Deputy ‘Stien Sie Toubeaiée Tat AT 57 ¢@—Watiket Sheets, tan and grays; will sell these colors black, brown and navy; exe eptional value at son and Health Offi Reardon Sgr for 2 hours only, from 8 to 10, 57e¢ very special at “- have just pleted napectior ; of the dairies’ that Everett . 6 14¢—Por two hours only, from 8 to 10, a od | English Dust Proof Mohair, 36-inch width; good 4 weiglll with milk They found the = nched Muslin ; sells q at tomorrow morn colors and black; 69¢ quality; buy some tomorrow at, ly, and as a rule, the « good quality, although In « 6 L de Eee ee # the vendors fuset came within the legal requiremente Our Regular 00, $16.50 and $17.50 Silk Shirt Waist Suits and Jumper Suits on Sale NELENA, M t Aprt George Graham while trav for One Day Only—Thursday, Dawson county to serve papers: Ladies’ Silk Sults $12.90 Silk Eton Jackets, $6.50 RNION + LL nOME o2,000 “The man who wrote the article away. «ile sees the world through i ices cae” west Rest quality Taffeta § browr Ladies’ and Misses’ Silk Eton Jackets, black which appeared In your Ince of Bri- clearer eyes: he r that the ‘ . Miler f navy, red. tan. ef t only; made of guaranteed taffeta, hand- hich ap y true comp a : replace, i anna . J , any, evidently picked up his pen to only tru me hip in life te marble plumbing. ‘ somely trimmed with black embroidery he « hionship of mind hiet * * and t ! 4 ent himself from picking up a fonship of minds whi tr ‘ 6 . and braid and lined throughout with silk; cratic Metre me Pe stimulate each other to the spor ; brown and white. O e Th ® . re dangerous weap taneous intercourse of thought ance monthly ws hursday a all sizes; Worth regularly up to $8.50 each e, js near the ea him, and be wr White W te bighent capression’ ot OTTO WENDLAND, On snle Thursday only at... .ccscsecisee to give 9 to his feelings along | he soul L 8934 115 E. Pine St 2 ¢ whieh would do no harm to| “Plainiy tt fs this ereoure or those for wh = he i8 which the Birdsview man craves Underwear Glov Hosiery Shoes Art Goods. A. M. Specials. Hose Sup'rters| Linoleum, s eid in ™8 tHe and his + are fr menta aa eee Ces Sie ae © mene ut The | them together. Their minds work i " : — : , ve ee ae .~ ar writer not gave him & ae cf purposes and silence alone fers are sttting ‘ a as pes - ne oe wow Hose 8 weary stone but a number of them, direct-| prevents conversation from being front of the Rank st . . | ny portere, wise ed with bruta ‘ vat the most | equally cross Itlock and we are cutting aoe. x 4 epecia 33 eiaatic, protected erand the thet t Is it any wonder then that the ff mense stock of furniture, om Ladies’ W D8e. oes peeve 4 the feelings Of | man desires the way opened for the ft eves, renges. Are ¥ \ ORE. — Very Newest Serim fers ~ man who sugges! expression of those thoughts and ff ‘ tee SortyEnte epee: 09 ere atest Tis| worth tte and oe 6e Psp ee , fe Is e¥-| sentiments which come to the Ger A WARGAIN sable eng ‘ \ "7 De) Sil ge ter : } den neiple, affec-| thinking man as the fruits of life Are you in need of any sed te sole, en's Pe He : feeling. | through correspondence with other « in the at set te h0e. aa 39e. Md PRS ; ‘ unhappy victims of misplaced a are, it will surely pay P Hose ate t © fection ee to visit thie sale of fur White & 10¢ oi Pines se te Inteld Lame woman whom he imagined he iture Laties — . - . im. iadeetraee, savan ; What better outlet could he have i « = iste Boy’ & : ant J than the privilege of writing his = ‘ y : he reatetion of the tect that| Rater’ abet ies ct, wring Sill Wegdhouse & Platt “J OBE, | ie ber! wh ok sve was but All that he cannot tell to the 25. ect \ : pon physical woman who lacks mental sympathy Furniture Co. Wash Hats Double -- "Tipped *"€. traction, came after he was ir-\he can write freely to one whom he ‘ i : retrieva ind sn knows oniy as a mental, no Chiltren’s = W ai ta te Wide, sa gon dh aaa adie a eulghere gh 19¢ laren i pare eens net he boeken 1 k the suggestion ts a good ou er Oak Ranges metable stig ; 1" } iJ pa ully one and would like to read the PHONES: _ : * pe a aware of his erro Youth with it ns of others on the subject Main a9, Ind. nove. passions and illusions bas passed SUBSCRIBER