The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 8, 1908, Page 4

BY STAR PUBLISHING CO. 1907-1309 Geventh av, EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT BUNDAY Telephones Private exchanges bduliding Sunset? Main Ask for the department or the sived connecting all parte of the name of the person 1050 and Independent BALLARD STAR AGENCY HVENPTY STAR AGENOY od 0 Ne fe ’ MALL SORSOUEIORS your « paid + tal . NOTICE PO SURSORENRRS , ‘ ar fall to reach eee ET TATE WHO PAYS THE ADVANCED FREIGHT RATES? weep ome as the shingle Me JEAL OUBY tt caor (Toe on reopen? The answe pe sily in the Seattle newspapers fa items regarding the re ning of the shingle mills at Tare | Ea il, as it reopens, announces a redaction of fifty} cents a day the wages of its employes om Fifty cents per day from the wages of the mill hands] | goes | ay the advanced tariff exacted by railroads oe divide already fill the pockets of their stockholders Millmen of Washington are protesting against the ad vanced rates, claiming that the 25 per cent advance cuts them off fr the Eastern market and will ruin them. Probably their cla would be true were it not for a last resort-—to cut | the wages of their laborers. That is the last resort of the manufacturer When the consumer is loaded with as heavy a burden as he can bear, and} profits are not satisfactory, there is still the laborer whose | wages may be cut to protect the required margin of profit And what resort has the r? The batlot is his only weapon with which to fight the in @ustrial slavery which the corporations of the country fasten upon him In the intelligent use of would the ballot is the sole hope of the laborer. He should cast his ballot for that man who cham pions his cause in the state and nation; for that party which battles for legislation to interpose the power of the law be tween grasping corporations and the laborers whom they would grind to earth. The mill hands, as well as the mill owners, should take a) hand in the fight against advanced freight rates, and for leg fslation which will protect them from future extortion. WHAT PROHIBITION COSTS se ’ Do you know how much it costs when a state goes dry? Take Georgia. On January 1 every saloon in Georgia was closed. Every distillery closed. house closed. Thousands of people had to find new employ- ment or move outside the state. There were 42 distilleries in Georgia and places for the sale of alcoholic drinks. The capital invested | in breweries and other forms of the liquor business was more than $6,000,000. The city of Columbus alone lost $50,000 in fevenue. Savannah, Macon and Augusta lost $75,000 each It costs Atlanta $150,000. The federal loses Every wholesale liquor 850 licensed government $500,000, and total annual revenue lost to the state of Georgia and its cities is estimated as exceeding $750,000. Georgia says it's worth it. Every now and then somebody comes along and says you can't trust the people “Ideals have no place at the batlot “You can never hope to make the great mass think.” This is the sort of thing which proves the folly of such pessimism The people do think. It is the greatest tribute to the wisdom and the faith of the men who builded our republic that the years have a strated, and will, we demonstrate more that it is not only theoretically beautiful but practically po: =k they assert f the people box,” demon- believe, and sible as well for the people to safeguard themselves and their fellows against every form of vice and corruption As they are learning in the struggle for prohibition, so they will learn in every other moral issue to ask not “What will it cost?” but “How much will it help?” ee ae a J DAD YOU KNOW TO BE IN STYLE YOU MUST WEAR SAY, MAUD! BANGS PHOTOGRAPH OF A SEATTLE GIRL WEARING THE NEW STYLE OF BANGS, Listen, giris. it has the advantage of being equal Bangs are all the style. ly becoming to the low or high ae ie " » forehead. To obtain the proper ef Hf you desire to be strictly im the | root's tringe of soft, curly hair te van of fashion, you must supple | adjusted underneath the pompa ment your pompadour, your string dour. around which {s wound a cor of puffs and soft curls with this onet of curls arranged in a rather new style frings. Mrs. George Co- low and long style in the back han is one of the first to bring the The pompadour must be loosely | fashion across the water marceled When she stepped on the pier in New York a few days ago from It's Real Ghoard an ocean steamer, all of the Women present gazed in admira- Chinese Statesman—Oh, Most tion. This new headdress is differ necendant Highness and Grand. @nt from the old-fashioned bang mother of the Sun, Moon and Firm worn 20 rs ago, in that It edges mt Generally, the Japanese ag & fluffy pompadour. This pin curl, gression im Manchuria is becoming an it is technically called be unbearable. either artificial or natural ord press of China—Then it ts fing to the taste of the wearer On account of its softening effect high jects against the time we were wing our Yellow Peril. sub | Mere We Have Osgar und Adolf as Those Brave Fire Laddies Who Loss toder insurance, SCHAEFER, Confine “Hey, Ongar’ here?" 7 toeeriw ) der BY. F. Ww ‘On der oindmend vagon~ “On der olntmend vagoa 7 “Yous, der salvage vagon. “I wane getting into bet “Voll, we baf been stung.” Serrine HIRAM pepo et 12 | vo ree fe BQ IK “POWDER PUFFS AT THREE PACEO™ A BIT OF VAUI —_——— Vot iss burning t “I'm aod sure, Adolf, but I dink Id tes der fire How dit you get ‘ere Was you veo I der alarum vase turning Int” In odder vorts, | wase turning ta, too.” HE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1908. HIRAM , DUEL Wow Baki TA aA /NMaNe arorn HONOR beled 2.0) are you doing with the dog and EVILLE the gun? Geing down to the woods to shoot the dog”"—-Youth’s Compan ton Remnants. Hell hath no fary an's corns. Yous. like & wom Woman ts tke « violin (In life the example abounds) For the newer she is the better she look» The older the better ghe sounds Love ie afourfiush that never fills, An affinity t* any we that looks good to a married man--aad @akes goud » | Matrimony is a game of cards in ~ | Which the woman forfeits tho sight jot calling for a new deal Ampic inducement. A-~You can go to Burope now for “ Huh, Td go for less than that if anybody offered it to me. eee A regular meeting of the Corner |elub—that's the pieture. Some of the members haven't! The cider ones bave | “How #0, blease tT erven 7 “td waes a otill alarum, und it se « mineral water fectory on i*° get away from the wives, The tire.” young onew aren't going to stay “Can we safe adchoining broperty T very long They meet there 0, dot ins tneured also. Ab. here comes der coal cart” talk things over tell a story fot. are dey going to add fuel to der famesT or two, and after « little some “Foot! We must do somedings Lites are in pert. Go up |bedy says how cold it is, and they dere and chop avay dot fire escape “Dere ise no water. Why, der enginoer reat home ha, ba, ha! Kiviek! a chilt “Sure. Toll her { vill safe ber der negat von I get” “We vish to announcement to der audience dot dere iss no danger To calm your fears we vill burn some red He came avay in ould of dot grating “Yous, bropably somebody iss down dere schmoking a cellar pipe. Here ise a voman vich wants to know of you vill safe just step inside the seloon for « For why haet der engine stopped pumping? [few minutes, Rut the old fel to get hiss pletare for der re jiows will be down later. Some horry he forgot 14.” of them haven't missed a meeting for if they don't fiod any body the club rooms on thin corner Its easy enough to stroll down to the next corner, because this Corner club ts « regular aye tem, and a popular fellow can eastt? belong to balf a dosen or you find light) or we voult nod be here. fire und sing dot triliing flee alarum, entootied ‘Der Unaknown jand two intersecting streets and a | Herote saloon not too far away, or maybe Look! Look! Vile sullen flames roll high, @ pool parlor, that's one of the A fireman mounts der blaring stair! recoguized meeting places of the ‘He'll safe der chftt!’ te der crowd's hoarse cry; biggest organisation of men in the Rut he comes ould mit « ated bear!” world—the Corner club slit teenies cconemnennenccmgiemcmenmrmesrenme: | These clubs don't bother much jabout rules, or even ceremonies. The password te “Hetlo'” The opening ceremon consist of smokes, and lodge is declared open in due form after somebody BY JOSH says, “Let's he The grand haling # feel im your trousers A Word From Josh Wise. country bre Turning a curve, It von ee ee be an loa suddenly pon a man with &) wwered) is to remark, “Gee, I'm un on his shoulder and a weak, | 4; |nickly looking dog beside him. The It's @ great club, isn't it, fellows? was directly in the path of the |, ” . Z b t » me red, Dy Durin’ hard tines | motorer. The chauffeur sounded his | Everybody ts so Rood naturnd. ang horn, but the dog did not move-~|o4, 17 it iu cold, two or three of it ain't easy ter find mati! he wes struck. After that be |i charter members (Hke your tid net move “ oe " | ’ * te op { a soft snap. The automobile stepped and one Shers tan tn sbody Ss aeleaee and figs [of the men gut out and came for | vant to talk about unpleasant sub jward. He had once paid a farmer | jini. Wie: you owe is a Soke oe | $10 for Killing @ calf that belonged in4 ‘they all laugh at the story Header wants to know it Bverett (© another farmer. This time be | aio now you got fired. They True ever took a fall out of the A A ec?” | wouldn't take it that way at home rummy who spreade himself over m your <eg hardly! They'd all look at you two street car seats, Yep, he did, ‘ o there and the faces would last enmmer. He ts getting along| "Looks as if we'd killed him.” lnopolens—and, well the wh nicely at the hospital on tee |thing would be most depressing ri win $5 satisfy you |Queer how blue things can get Ever Notice Well, then. here you are." He |#tound the home. They never are How Seldom any of the famous handed a $5 bill to the man with|Wlh the fellows. | Somebody al women die? the gun and added pleasantly, “Tm |)... new story. and you all le - serry to have broken up your hunt” alee the bar and sing "Ne I waan’t going honting,” repiied | UP S#Xins’ — « or | A Well-Known Play. 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