The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 14, 1907, Page 8

Jnoine of the men at work leaped from her bed and gave a cry “THE POOR MAN BEARS BRUNT §9 for help. ‘Then opening the door whe erled out to her husband OF PRISON WORK AND HARDSHIP" «=. sys .== tet it drive. T dark shadows to ~ hallway turned at that and ran ~ JESSIE M. PARTLON n the stairs and into the street | a | ° “" the Ainaworth building a Just Jof the peace office was among ‘The prison for the rich and tne looted. Yesterday both of th prison for the poor, as Mise Part-© buildings wore visited by a number ten sete them. jof book canvansers, and the officers believe the men were impli cated in the robbery ~ CALHOUN'S TRIAL Is POSTPONED w gave the dant permission to leave the ‘ meed that he Ye * * * NOME {8 VICTORIOUS * + * » * (By United Press * PRISON CASTE. & diet of which the/# PORTLAND, Dec. 14 t+ Sy setshe UA, Partion. siclan knew nothing nor |# night at V th * Before the law all men are sup-|S2¥ reason why It sh ’ font = le “yo . posed to be equal. Our statutes!" oo... front office |% Yer bunch, the * provide one penalty for rich and | ang chat! signs oggpae ng nd ar ® poor. But there is no one so sim # player of the evening * Die nowadays as to believe the pris * . on of the poor ee the prison for the True, they occup) ing, the same grim walls shu fu, but for the man without and friends life on the | vastly different from that Welltodo. It is the sam difference that plain eft” and The common co a crumb what he breakfast even 2 ’ should his senter extend that long. You will almost always ) ‘ the ex-banker, cashier or fina on “special diet Now, wouldn't {ft strike you a queer that a man brought up tn the slums, living from hand to mouth subject to normal, s day's work while the car cared-for individ stantly under the Tn the man is the same as tig rich the same bu FOR KILLING (By United Press CHICA De 1—-R 1 privat vald on prison fare reared, wel ) mu be con bank wrecker horrors, se me than robbing hur ing people—the se tr the school teacher, the workingman saving for a little home, and the palsied old hoarding their pennies for decent burtai Stensiand’s portion of the prison ms a ubwe and MR. BAILEY, WHO SMELLS LIKE A REFINERY (Seattle Star’ usive Service Exe labor fs to loll in an easy chair and WASHIN Dee ‘ read. Occasionally he gives out a ‘ book, as he is prison Mbrarian Other convicts grumble at his frequent visits to the warden's of fice. His persence there is “nec essary” to sign legal p ” and attend to his vast business inter ests, | was told I do not know, of course, but 1 am willing to venture that ff a common convicts very were to be put out on the because she couldn't he would not be al to help her. Stensi ment is broken by tr —to testify in trials, it In the Leavenworth on are 14 bankers. A reliable testimony, an ins s called wpon to investigate the BOOK AGENTS MAY PROVE BURGLARS wed Chicago . n the sald The next article by Miss Partion will be on “From the Viewpoint of the Cell.” (By United apartments PORTLAND, Ore build giars, suppo: about 15, rat triet of Pe ing, loot fi flees in Ainsworth building « two ste offices in the Ru: butldin n the latt they we tected t teacher Duna, a music Notice consumers «( low were ala Mrs. I I 1 Howa ad re a December he t . . ws non-payment January first e+e | these , ‘ | Seattle Concern Receives Car of Pianos Worth $14,950 ae a.m THE MOST COSTLY SHIPMENT EVER MADE TO A wast P02 WESTERN CONCERN is sii All Millionaires Mra, Dunn was awakened by the She HIS LIFE IS PENALTY | jroulated by: take ‘the ears ing |Jam, and as ti jure filled d oon | without m A petition ts being at First ay re rush n & )Firet, 1h ing the ie ing, and by the care at rush hour f running at Firat | 6 that the mm minute R. Crawford, pre states that the Fourth av. du in order to shorten the ing the for said Mr. ¢ additional fare rather tl Fourth ay woight ay the STRAW VOTE RECALLS THE “SCENES OF: FORMER DAYS Dick Pritehard, a in t 8 ther ¢ ad and ha “ te in the daya w i vi ‘ i ard waa trying t ia 8 ucke Cor ent «Yakima for a r t a 1) kets and feathe wher had tled to the ra ha . ad, has noyoarry away all of F ba wn Alaska @ several Those were days that w ears’ abser aw ¥ embe Prite ed to ma thedmany other old time © t n whe © Mea-pimatte a now r he or As Pritchard firet came t i « it ¥ 85 ye ago, it w b th al « trage! on fix the w gauge f da a fowheer he . THE SEATTLE 8 AR—SSTUR AY, DEC. 14, 1907. ASK INVESTIGATION -OF | STREET RAILWAY. in the nee the oar wesveereetsesy MOORE LEADS IN SAYS UNITED STATES WILL ‘BE: DRY IN NEXT TEN YEARS United Pr ese on . SALEM” + —"AN Or A M t : nN r ere MURDERER’S SENTENCE IS COMMUTED (By United Press.) TEA his swe ‘ sim People think spice ages : ‘we and extracts are or ea ‘ ways dishonest. not the pen +. they are not. Missing Since Storm EE » ‘ Bad Plumbing --- Bad Health CLINE'S PIANO HOUSE 1205 Second Ave. IRRIGATED In Grand View. TRUST & Orchard Tracts SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY NORTHWEST | LP ALEXA ’ PER YAKIMA COUNTY ACRE WASH J. V. A. SMITH, Cashier. first Ave, and Columbia St SEATTLE, WASH, | WASHINGTON IRRIGATION COMPANY Room 29 Scheuerm an Bidg Seattle FRUIT LANDS al- No; Grand 0 Opera Bits | | mn next Wednesday the place ne peopl |Nippon Yuson Kaisha'e @teamer'| puijnn clergy of Beattie will hold an | City are welcome pie ot thy Kamo Maru, 4,500 tons, one of #ix neeting at Trinity ehureh, | Miadendaiten 7 Jwhich are under construction at) Hishop Perrin of Columbia will ad ae 9 vi on Association, the Kawasak! and Mitsu Bishi ship | dress the meeting, © wan ae ppeoclation building yards, Nagasaki, will be Gamee!- Weiser ‘ \ he Hotel Bever, on mt hunched December it not| o, Matas ‘Seen ei Weantlang improbable that the Kamo Mar! pignch & and Harry T Author Club, when cgmpleted will place one ‘ married ht She ( Aut , of the Meient Buropean Bers of Firet M ‘ aftarne st the heme an serait thie the Japanese company, which will Church. 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