The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 15, 1907, Page 4

; ‘ i Ser eee BY STAR PUBLISHING CO, “Temporary Quarters, Old Library Building. ’ EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT BUQDAY. aw a stg ma OT 9 _ » ragio Riitorial: Independent 879; Sunset Main 1050, cena din ag | ne ine Business: Ind@@dent 1138; Sunset Main 1080, ai suaere made Brown marry i “®. doesn't behave BALLARD AAR AGENCY om Ballard Qye Hunest, Halland 104 “Did you ever drop @penny in a} Will have ( ask him this one EVERETT STAR AGENCY —tfomer & herfeller Ave; Bunset wo! me Went Kye cents por month. Delivered ‘One con per coy, alk conte per wow By ma “rier hel free wonien Batered at \ne Postottion & Brattle, W pring. Os gavond-clagp | —_— = TO MAU GUNRCHINNMY The dave when gpur ew oupires te om ihe Vabad of each Wh@ that date ative WJ your subscription has not been fal In a ys te ta The ilat, A change of date om Dene Gadel eo Or — TCH TO SURGCRINERS-Shoalt y cur copy of The Har fall to reach ret | tri OO evening ‘40 we the favor to call up our main offices. #Mra, Jonea keeps boarders, does Ind@entont, Detweap € and 1:0 o'clock. an@ we will wend you ® cowry | a)” Os on nile SF, git Poe preula * than ones, pledse Uigpepee gy every tine Na ven tong” —~ Cleveland count hte profs all the while? 55,52 Meee of Grins our udecribera® a pertect service and Lgader, 7 Humidity! a ~ many . ¥y ali be What starts ateady flow of beer erene And mint julepe from far and near? WOR TO MOBY TUE DEVIL WITH FIRE “Any aceldents in. your motor Samuel Yntermyer, the New York lawyer, recently gave out Nothing worth gnentioning. MY] ang hammocks that ar® bullt for . ‘ wife was thrown out and bruised two? & remarkable interview }@ bit, but the machine never got #0 Humidity! Untermyer ts one of the leading corpetatia@n lawyers of the [much as @ scratch,” Life Birmington Age-Herald. country. Sometimes he gets on the right side of a case, as in the | A Were Prem dosh Wiese of sicaieihan Sar ek. tie casa Insurance investigations, and when he “put guncotton under the that makes the golf links se witber ship bullding trust.” ‘Just now,” he says, “I am trytng theatrical trust, which butchers art, strangles playwriting and brutally com- the to destroy mercializes one of our best institutions. For tyranny it is the Worst in the world.” But here fs the remarkable declaration: “Acts are being done with impunity in high finance, which Would mean the open door of a penitentiary in any other country of the world. We beat the universe in making it eaay for dishonest men to stay out of prison. Not long ago Bourke Cockran sald the government wasn’t strong enough to send a man worth $10 000,000 to jall, and I am afraid he is right. Larceny is well defined among the poor, but not among the rich.” Every sentence In that paragraph lands like a trip-hammer Some of the newspapers have been making these declarations, | | bie bat they come with pecultar force from one who has been in Fig nomp et pr etonad sense se closest contact with those whom he calls “the criminally rich.” phia Press. Tn the prosecution of the predatory rich there has been « ° @reat cry and mighty little wool. Redé—Out in my car with a The face of one criminal Croesus behind the bars would be ng rare y @ real object lesson in law enforcement. Guana te a Wile eek eee And that is what Mr. Ugtermyer is getting at. which we could not ford In proposing remedies he puta first of all “sensible legisia- No brid you could run the tion,” as follows: The licensing of corporations by the nation, full — over publicity, criminal penalties for law violation, the abolition of ex- “what te the World @it yoo dor cessive tariffs. “Just sat there and thought it The lawyer touches the sore spot. Corporation banditti do not over."—Yonkers Stateama: eare for fines. Fines do not deter them from their robbery. &s Fe an ee eee ae, Make the penalty fit the crime. The Grotto “Larceny is well defined among the poor.” With them it A BSilly-Hoot. Mr. Schelle bas opened thé “la means: Theft—arrest-jail. With the criminal rich it moa The Graduate at Home. bor Theft—fine—immunity. 4 w “Now, son, wh ot | First and Cherry. Mr ello has | eat It te high time we were beginning to fight the devil with fire. aiend Hg ae ye going to do engaged some excellent ditch in : = SE ae AEE 2) “I think, pater, I'l go im for 9/®84 Meaing talent for the Sirah little tallyhoing taloment of his afternoon pagnoup. | OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE 882. 0 oe one : and Til keep tally.”—Loutevilie|————-—-— —nttinanite | Courier-Journal oa, r For Life. a “Young man,” the stern wo father, “you have married against jmy wishes. Now take the conse of it A LIFE ON THE OCEAN WAVE of yachting cruise, be sure and have a supply of ginger ale, cream and lemon soda, sarsaparilla, carbon ated, seltzer or vichy waters, as ours are the purest and best Help! Help! Helps \ ue Tae A reader who has pote: led with 422 Pike St. Pacific & Puget Sound Bottling fl Gouin uncak mun Atatier wate Company. 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MELDRUM, City Passenger and Ticket Agent CITY TICKET OFFICE Second Ave. and Columbia St. SEATTLE thing vweppida't work % matter, ‘ “Cguldn't get a weigh-—Denver Poa, . | gan Sometimes of Satan whitewashes Rinse’? so dat |mawnin 4 quences” quences’ Then the groom realised that he | was tied Lodger t may the peekaboo waist is rightly namex for doesn't the song go, peek-e-boo, I see your hide in there” | | | team, j | the goods aa a clerk Floor Walker goods sd, 4dna Department Store. | anager: ‘That young clerk th On account of a state law going | into effect abolishing cigarets. attle dealers are beginning to xncri- | flee thetr stocks. rifieed. | edueational conferences at Lexing | With, “Gentlemen and lads | hastily corrected himself and pass ing anecdote it stood, but one little loun¢ iy Wh < : is no life at all, without you have |] {0% Dut one little boy found |} Millinery, and yet P. & P. 8. B_Co.'s carbonated bev: [| “Now 4 the teach-|f wr two w rent ereges to Grink. So betore start Der, cirlec ne een, eel the teach] we give you credit. 4 ing on your picnic, exeursion or B) wrong, Tommy, to say "The horse and the cow is in the lot? be mentioned first STAR DUST’ ae | BY JOSH DOES AN U@VARNISH@D EGG hat eh i then find the ashing machine and the Re Par The Warm & What makes us mop « brow And say we guess it's warmer noW? Humidity! hat's the reason." What do you mean YF wire ming Figure of Speech. What makes the fee man wear a Humidity! P through Italy,and Prange, Mor (AVhat Hehors in the peelea-boo J, twn't itt No; it's the language, my dear,’ Sketchy Nita. i Doggar—Say, mister, I'm out uv Sloop mend | work, an’ Eve got atx amall chil many a -childish | dren t’ support. Won't youse gim veartache. m? for the of all the present a few pennies fo Cittzon— Much obtiq fer, old man; but I've children { need at Chicago Dally News my “lt cracked a lawyer's house the other night,” sald the first burgiar diegustediy, “and the lawyer was there with a gun all ready for me. you kin hardly tell | ie advised me ter git out de saints on a Sunday You got off easy,” replied Atlanta Constitution. | other m fum the novation Grotto,” the finest equlp ped grill In town, at the corner of What do you mean wy ‘one | Why, that you'll dig up the costs Ss.sROQuO!S the divorce suit yourself.” | VANCOUVER . > \ 6.» ‘ * 7, to, 2 “A for keeps. —Philadelphia The Way to Cultivate it. “Money ta the root of all evil.” and it « best by the ing process.“-—Baitimore Amer. be worth knowing that Peekaboo, | WomPhing like that? counter is the Yes, the sporting | Off On very | Article in Our Stock Of Cloaks, Be | Up to thin tim hi mokers who were sac feces | The Rev. Dr. Twitchell, at the | nh, began one of his little speeches He } ent off with the follow. | class if the |] and the cow i} Mont the class thought it all right as A teacher asked her » “The horse lot,” were correct Suits, Please, ma’am, the lady should | Pacific Outfitting Co. Talking Macy wsic, sre ! Ave., ou e pay him lon’t like Schiliing’s Best; LEER LEALLRERVENPLRLL: USE OF OUALIT DP ARM THRE SPREAD 7 GnearT VLORY OF Quan |SOLLPAPLLA LOD IRR LAPD LL ONO LEED: ——" oe . Oriental Billiard and Pool Par-| Buy your bat of BK. N. Brooks @ . 20-Button Length Fine White Lisle Gloves, worth $1.59, on sale It was not very wrong, the thoughtless act of the child Hut the man was in bad humor. He had come home with the recollection of a disagreeable interview atill in his mind. The child had said something, done something, perhaps only gotten in his way And he lost his temper. It came over him like @ fash. And of the most terribly cruel things a man can do. He struck the ehtid' It was not that the blow In iteelf caused physical pain, although it did, and left a red mark on the Iittle cheek. It was not that the srown man, « giant to the child, had let his ugly feelings conquer him, and had made himself a coward In ustng violence towards one who could not restet of bie hand against bie own flesh and blood. That blow left a wheal on the child's memory could ever efface. The man might be sorry afterwards. that no years if there was any real me ger co ees 4 Poot Par “Boys Want bios and the only 5x10 pool table | TO sell Seattle papers. For infor Seattio. A place for gentlemen. | mation apply to Geo. 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