The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 26, 1907, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PUBLISHIN _ rf Temporary Qua * Old Library Building. eVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY. @ eo. —"Felephonee— 4 Editors ladependent 875; Sunset Main 1050. Business: independent 1138; Sunset Main 1050. Bunset, Ratiant 108 Tod, 0X. BALLARD STAR AGHNCT.am Matterd Ave WRRETT STAN AGENCT§C. W. Baldwin, S808 Mucker Ave One cont per Copy, BIE Cente por Week, or LWenty five cents per month, Deltvered Ry matt or carrier, Ne tree copies, ered at the Postotfion at Beattie, Washington, a4 eccond-class matter, Your subscription sxpires te on the TO MAIL sUnaC Address label of eae: arrives, Uf your subscription hae not ggate boon paid, te edvance, peer seme le tanen frvm the list, A change of date om the sddrem label te & reontpt CRINERS—Should your cowry of The Siar fail to reach you by te Salt wp our main offies amet. dock. ad we will send you & Copy please telephone ws every time FOU maine Ue Th this way we can be certain of gtving cur eubsortbere @ perfect sorviee-and OUR COURTS AS OTHERS SEE THEM While the erttical attitude of the foreign press towarda things ‘American is not always convincing, the views of the leaders of thought across the water are always interesting and at times tn structive. Particularly interesting has been the discussion in Kuro pean magazines and newspapers during tho past fow weoks of American courts of law The final test of any form of government is its ability to deal out equal and exact justice to every citizen, rich of poor, powerful er humble. If a large section of the Buropean press ts to be believed, the American form of government does not moet this test The Neue Freie Presse of Vienna maintains that one of our @reat difficulties is due to the right of judges to interfere with the executive and the legisiative, which are only theoretically indo- pendont, while practically the judiciary can, whenever !t pleases, Builify the acts of the lawmaking body and paralyze the arm of the executive. “Nothing is more remarkabie than the reguariity with which the American courts throw the administration into conte sion by interference with {ts procedure at every stage. na The Kreus Zeitung (Vienna) says our system ts being under mined by the courts, which are controlied by vested iaterests. “There is not even a pretense of doing justice,” we read; “all te Made to depend upon the pedantic technicalities of (he moment.” A number of English papers say, that In our courts “Justice and @ommon sense are sacrificed to procedure when that conduces to the advantage of a wealthy litigant;" that the loss of confidence fa our courts of law (s traced to the inefficiency of American judges, fend the great importance attached to mere technicalities whon ite @ question of “some great corporation on the one hand and an ele mentary principle of popular government on the other,” thet our use ‘ef the writ of injunction is “a Magrant scandal,” that no Hngtish court would “pervert this writ with such indifference to every consideration of fair play;" that the American lawyer is “the hanger: en of corporations,” and that © aia of wealth need fear the law. They say that our jndiciai procedure has become “a menace to so- ciety,” which Bas resulted in predatory wealth and tn an indiffer- cnee to buman iife, making this country shew a far higher propor tion of murders than any other country in the world except italy and Mexico. ‘The outlook declares that our judiciary, “just as they have over nas nothing to do with conditions of justice, fair play or commen sense.” ‘These are but a few of many criticisms of like character. Some are not entirely warranted, but we must admit that there {4 much in our system of judicial procedure which will not bear close critical analysis, Perhaps our most glaring judicial defects fudge. But happily this old fetish worship is giving way before tn ftetligent and whotesome eriticts We begin to see that it ts justice, not the court, that is sa ‘cred, and that injustice loses none of its abhorrence because it hap- pens to be pronounced by one who for a few brief years is wearing the judicial ermine. | large pearls sad 80 marquise shaped brilliants | An interesting relic of Napoleon ly sixteen women| Bonaparte has been placed in the _— ic bee Yerk One | Nottingham Castle museum. It dent consists of a lock of hair of the Two infinitesimal white exes (8x emperor which was cut off about an the tiny nest of the hamming bird. | bour after his death ‘As late as May 2 the mail serv~ Vietor Herbert, who hi fee to Davos, Switzerland, requtred | Commissioned by Oscar sleighs. Stein to write a grand opera with an American theme, It is estimated that 10,000 pigeons | e, is mow at work on this theme, which will be live inside of the downtown loop/founded on an indian legend, at district of Chiengo. Lake Placid, New York. One of the best architects in the What is claimed to be « record world is the oriole. Its gracefuljday's winding for any colliery in nest contains four to six whitish) the United Kingdom was made re- eggs, marked with black and brown. mem ia the Bargoed colliery of }the Powell Dyftrya company. The ‘The king of Siam has become} quantity of coal ra yo oi pes Europeanized in most respects, bot! day wan 3,245 tons, he still maintains a large harem ii Deas John * Guthetend, o Sia bowen Reston University Medical ‘Schoet, _| has succeeded in having the ‘The percentage of Souvete_ ne lea ey vedo tev cae Te — ployed in a ee a "| increased from four to five years tn ange a ms ure, 28; com’ | This is the first medical school in merce, 35; domestic purposes, 7%.) the country to institute the five and learned professions, 33. year course. . Working women in the fruit fields of California will hencefor- ward work only eight hours a day instead of working from sunrise to sunset, as they have hitherto done The duke of Orleans, who has al ready explored hitherto unknown territory at the extreme north of Greeniand, has just left Christiana for a fresh voyage to the polar seas on his stout little yacht, the Belgica Five thousand pounds were paid —— CRAPS beet mer There are in Norway no fewer than 20 leper asylums, but each con- tains only ten to 15 beds. They are situated in country places, and the style of living followed in them is ily in moderate circumstances. Dr. Behring’s recent trip to Con stantinople was prompted solely by his eagerness to examine the effects produced by the “bacterial fat" which is used there by Professor at Christe’s auction rooms, London.| Dycke and Dr. Reyschad Bey as a recently for a necklace. It was| remedy for leprosy. Great things composed of fourteen emeralds, six are expected of it THAT BOY NEXT DOOR It That to take advantage of his fellow me get ever at th One Next Door 1 of the Infire y coming home with a str That Boy Next Door ression of devilish Inn in him man wa: of fish ¢ to} an into ing of fish is face tric draw the ng him ca of the wog ation of the aiso|erman when ed he triomphant Imagine the mor imauspecting fish reaching home 1 bi for ‘ound th h f our ne part tif chbors ves fishing a man that he an cel face aware ma Nx H eatch ext D enight which tituted similar to that of an ordinary fam-| STAR elation | Foot! Do you do » Of course nod. 1 call id flirt tng mit @ hantkerchoof. Smell it. “Where your automobile de pertment?” asked the man enter ing the big department store “Pollow your nose,” replied the clerk near the door, WS. MANS HOUSE HIS CASTLE ? EDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1907 THE SEATTLE STAR—W. DUST ATHLETIC ALICE = [Bats] sare “Der answer to dot ins, ing to wnian’” iam go friend of her “coorting” daya, and Dit you ofer vin « aveethenrt? said Yous, | made ah once | When my man and me, wag on | Her name vue Min Bpudde” |} waged, ‘o insisted on buying the a) dee, you mw 4 be von ‘ef Gone prowent, Says ‘e, ‘Lat me buy you) potato mashers, Wass you emit a ring with @ atone in it fen mit her?” r - j hse. ar a sien ss No, I beliof id wass mit a flat ; 4 | | tron.” i" pmetiing for . } J “on thing, bey me onen jane at all der taties vil! mofe up to) Buea —What makes Wy pus ae bought me a cake of soap.” | Ger front seats, we vill enterts a front? of mont mit @ orichinal sirenade vieh| Sting —He found hig suffers mit der name of “Meet Me| that big book and thy 4 by Moonlight, Lote, Vere No Gaas| ing « bit with the seated tt lee Nigh ODE TO AN AUTO, Po After W. & Githert J Mme emma Calve, ag j ‘ decoration of the third class | Anybody can get amurement out of a barrel. Give one to « bey he'll butld a by ever Niagara 4 hell trade it The A cottager’s wife wae tolling a! | | CHAPTER VTt “Oh, what ls the moat approved) mothod of disposing of prisoners! captured by pirates?’ Robert de manded of Col Crust. | 1 ts considered very arttatic.”| | said the experienced ruffian, “to re-! | move the treasure from the prize, then blow her up with all hands on board. First, of course, we ab }low the victims to plead for their | lives. This is done because, after | | the explosion, it is too late to have) them plead.” | “Have you ever done this’ | “Oh, yes, several times. It was a) grand success each time, except }that the powder would not go off | We lay several miles off waiting |for the ‘boom’ of the explosion, but | did not come. They much have jextinguished the fuse, and that ts what I call dirty ball.” At this juncture Robert dis leorned a Spanish schooner coming Tut | ENSLAVED BY A. PIRATE “SURRENDER!” C RIED OUR HERO. ANOTHER ADDED TO THE LIST Roll on, machine, roll on rhe Picco eas of the Chateny de h hb each familiar « oe tian wig he ay Lessa rT | Athletic Allee, on a wall. Aftor the pace that Allee set Jot the Royal Order uf the Crown | the Department of Ay What though you trip my lagged | y,, w . fo when they stroll, you'll always) W** fF Fe ee | ane, received 6 Ge we To Winsome Willie liked to talk; iad man emperor upon be. Willies H. | Rode ricultural rey -~ » . q rector of the American | farmin show What though your sumber never ts Rut Willie's lege n= yet Poor Willie trailing on behind | nia of Safety Devices. It was|- wing co noon | “ = === | hestowed in recognition of Dr. Tol When o'er me rolle your car of |man’s studies of German institu City Hall Market Kree! tions for social and industrial bet Rib tend 106, Roll on! Tourists ‘ By F. W. Schafer. ls Roll on, machine, roll ont | d |_ Don't fail to visit the U. 8. navy THE Q : . 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Now me, | am kvite) «geet Von of dose girls looked a beart-breaker.” | an oe “Yous, you voult radder break @| ~sure, She dinks you are ® fire heart dan a halut dollar.” ale” { “Vait, 1 vill show you how to] “Do you know der sign sandwich catch agirl, Abem! Ah, dere! | of der hantkerchoof? Gee, goo" | “Led me see, Youn. When you Price right -— quality right — a little down and a little at a time pays the bill. Eastern Out- fitting Co. 1332.34 Second Av., 209 Union St. “Beattic’s Retiable Credit “She dit nod notices you shoult make « noise apple sundar” “Oh, you are nod such Laaferio yourseluf. Dit her looking daggers ad you” CELEBRATE. The Fourth. Piper Tatt, 10% Second ay. will supply you with fireworks and flags See them, You| draw id across your lips from site like a pin-| Boys Wanted To sett Seattio papers. For infor mation apply to Goo. Engler, Star office, old Ibrary building, between 9 and 11 tu the morning and 2 til? in the afternoon. Initiation fee oe a cay! you see) from the south, The ship Baby Mine halied her aga “brine Coming alongside of her Robert found her to be the Manana, Capt Conchas, bound from Honduras to Mobile with fruit. It was with joy that the pirates swarmed over her side. Reatstance unless Sew ing this, the captain and mate did not stop a game of monte they were playing with an unlaundered pack of cards. “Surrender!” cried Robert | Col. Crust by his side. | “Ww . the captain, | Why don't you make it useful to every member of your family by i Fare 350—Rouné Trips, 60c. buying a player which can be at- | FOUR ROUND TRIPS DAILY. | LEAVES SEATTLE — and 10:25 a. m., 2:05 and 5. Thess PATENT EXCELLENT 4 extend ope der be yea precy onem | oh ™ LEAVE TACOMA — m. and 12:15, 3:55 and m. Time card subject to change without notice U. SEELEY, Jr, Agent. Seattle Tel. Main 176. with ° wali “ton minutes ago Tacoma Tel. 212 j NOVELTY MILL CO. ‘The pirates therefore took pow j CEATTLE, UBM seasion of the ship. 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