The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 2, 1907, Page 4

4 id BY 6TAR PUBLISHING Co. EVERY AFTERNQON EXCEPT SUNDAY, Felephonee— Editors Independent 878; BALLARD STAR AGENCY ai Bal RVENETE TAN AGENCY Homer Bvane, B91 Rook or Ome ey mn Hutered at ine Postotfion at Beattie Washington, a TO MALL sUBSCRTE Roarens | o ain be ie ead Nort ‘elow & vie Cat a {ft you should mise at omen Ht more than Fou mine te Bunset Main 1088, — ¢mil Business: Independent 1138; Sunset Main 1050, © ave ence, @ Building. THE SEATTLE STAR» Temporary Quarters, Old Library "uu kA po EATS - Puneet, Ralinrd a Delivered - Te this way we can be cortal@ of giving Our eubseribers & perfect servive—and woe wom = only way Crime! Crime! Crime! f Dr. Funk is a very well-kr publishing house in New Y chologist hearing What doe ‘Unless immediate radical st s he say? he ep the ef country will become infe epoch of bloodshed will follow Strong lang rte man, s Dr. I fied in what he says. an edt k But this is an a thinking man, But what else does he say? “Quick trials and justice of the severest kind meted out to the guilty are needed to put a stop to the crimes which are en-/ @angering our city.” He gives us a remedy at once, you see. He says punishment. | But what else does he say? “Crime,” he says, “is a disease. says Rev own man It must be that he is going ing in ed with a desire for murder, and ee nage, that; terrible language. He must feel Dr rk, a clergyman, a writer, York New 1, man, " Tt is just as contagious as smallpox.” Hold on—isn’t this some that! mistake? Surely he , the CRIME!—AND WHAT ARE WE GOING TO DO ABOUT IT? Tanac K. Fitnk He is the head of a big a psy to say something worth ps are taken to put a stop to an observing man. that he is justi whole " \. It is a nervous affection. | never said | } Yes; that is exactly what he did say—that because crime is a disease, because it is a nervous affection, because it is just’as contagious as smallpox, it demands “quick trials,” “justice of the severest kind"”—in other wo The physcologist is wrong punishment. The writer is mistaken The clergyman has forgotten the application of his own doctrine of human love It is the one fatal mistake of our criminal system today. imprison a man for the disease of theft. | boat We We make hardened criminals out of little boys, diseased with the germs of sin. We kill men for the disease of murder. We do not put a man in jail for diphtheria, pen up a chil with smallpox victims for whooping cough, hang a man for mumps. Why? Because such things would be idiotic, unreasonable, unjust: Would Dr. Funk have us waste another 300 years by contin uing to deal with the effect instead of the cause? Crime is a disease; it is contagious, and if we are ever to do anything with it, we must begin at the other end, in men’s lives and hearts. ‘ovs Wanted To sell Seattio papers. For mativn, apply Engler Office, old library building, betwe § and 11 in the morning and 4 im the afternoon. Initiation paid by Engler infor to Geo Go seo the Green Lake Koo. @rvolr Addition today. Ho and lots easiest terms. Green Lake car to Green Lake Sia fon Branch Office, INTHRNATIONAL BOND & RBALTY CO., 337 Pioneer Bik. Main 1158; Ind, 4048, ACCOUNT WITH US, LITTLE DOWN AND A LITTLE AT ANYTHING SELECTED, SILK SUITS AT HALF PRICE, -~-MILLINERY AT HALF PRICE, ~~SILK AND LINGERIE WAIST.S MARKED’ WAY DOWN. --VOILE AND PANAMA SUITS AT BIG SAVINGS. -~-THAT’S THE WAY WE’RE SQUEEZING OUT THE PROFITS FROM OUR. 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Whether a genius with a brow by need to the dusty, deafening powerful nothings that he sald Ia ve vr efuccess Usinegs , BY DOROTHY DALE, ‘I'm paying my stonogta hor to $30 before I'd let her go. oasuring ribbon or counting a telltale sparkler she's Hut although careful and ih or an untutored drudge, whir of a shop machine, the st olght about woman in the world” stand before her eyes What" moans to on work mean to wom or ultimate and prope is & the tender beart of the gtr = STAR BY JOSH A Word From Josh Wise. “An expected pro posal'a half accopt ed Now Wouldn't That Czar You! The Czar (an he sees a whiskered individ with something tn his hands mbling an inferdal ma eht Skidoo, "rausnblt, twenty: | three Whiskers—fHold on, me lord, Dis * no baki!. Ite only your wife's new hateki from Paree! Now, Emerson, if I buy you a you promise not to be more? naughty The five ye asted his glasses Mother, when you have purchased the beat I ahall o to be naughty, I shall be naut! he tntelligently enun clated in purest English August Bobemiaa -From the the ot rejoined Mr AND PAY A A TIME FoR SELLING OUT Entire stock of highgrade Clothing, regardless of cost Store to be remodoled TAILORED-READY CO Cor. Fourth and Pike SEAVIEW TRACTS. | On the Sound, Fine for garden ing, berry raising and chickew ranching. $50 to $760 per trent, } WEST & WHEELER, Colman Buildin arold Hoston boy ad-} an, anyhow? It usually ia, but r destiny 1 tn love. 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