The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 10, 1908, Page 4

é THE SEATTLE STAR WHO WANTS TO FIGHT? Y STAR PUBLISHING CO. 1307-1909 Seventh av ° EVERY AFTERNOON EXC&PT SUNDAY P ——“Yilephones sims mire ! . Private exchange wnecting all parte of the” SURE MINE ¢ moer OuRABLE buliding — Sunset, M 1050 and Independent, 441. yf You'RE SURE FELICITY, TO°CONJOIN Ask for the department or the name of the person | ENOUGH ‘THe? with RK GREAT gree. REAL GOODS HONOURAGLE SELF IN ° BALLARD @ AR AQRNEY Ballad “i. A 06 CONJOBOLING THE ““RVERETT STAR AGENOY—tlome . Rockefeller Av. Bubest, 1648 HONOUR OF DHE HIGHLY HONOURABLE PACIFIC can ie this way we be certain ana tt mmstinneiniinieaiabiaiemaimaiendiitieaaaa THE CONTRARINESS OF WOMAN “When a woman is able to support a husband, and not until then, should she contemplate matrimony.” | Thus a male pedagog addressed a convocation of femal school teachers, whereupon, it is painful to record, they all laughed They shouted with laughter, so that the speaker was unable to con not only laughed, but, according to report, they iy scm 501 tinue for several minutes } “I am in earnest,” he finally succeeded in making him self heard above the roars of laughter, and this only made them laugh the more } Truly, woman is a contrary creature! | What does all this. mean—this great advance of “the women into the business world, where they are perfecting | themselves in all the arts and sciences, professions and trades | f —li not that they are willing to become the supporting head Y & PE & They—but what's the use? Surely the profundity and complexity of woman's mind} fs unfathomable Let's give it up, and say, “Woman, woman—bless her! with her or without her.” ——_——_—— of no living the wise her!- with one bless there's JALL-ST, HAVING LAMED INDUSTRY, HAS AN OVERLOADED STOMACH | New York banks, having passed through a famine, are now enjoying a feast they figured,|~ eaused the panic, and today over-contraction is causing a glut. Call money, which short time loans, payable on demand, which were at the rate of 100 per cent per annum during the panic, are now down as low as 3 per cent Every concern which has cut its pay roll and reduced its output, has left so much more currency banks, which, 80 long as people are not buying and manufacturers are not running their works on full time, will make money AEE —— STARI DUST , Of necessity. He needs the moals he can get dining out Over-expansion, as means | in the A Word From Josh W “cheap.” SHALL | BEG OR STARVE oR STEAL (BY ALEX. GARDINER.) Feed them or starve them or find them work, These men who are unemployed, 5 ops hen fir irst Re A problem for mayors and chiefs of police, Gps ay qual raeri lee. RA i Lest taxpaying folk be annoyed. : ag , (hi , he commonwealih pe oh common I; Ww a man himeelf e, of course ae oy New Voiles. New French A problem for all in th New Giving heed to th But the problem ts to Shall I beg or starve New The a wilderner and go on. man who wants in May tighten his belt fight is physical on To be physically lost or ate Hi won, But what of the strength that’s needed. Th ch hin hunger be leas extre By t mpty man and hb Where city arclights gleam werni ang this, ‘0, heir an aan it SRD bes hare Cheap Colomeat Rates U.S. Navy Yard Showing him food and plenty? He has but to reach his hand. If you were the man that hungers, Would you keep the eighth command? If the problem interest ndly folk Westbound during Ms 4) 4 Who are clothe: and housed an fe a Take trip on the Sound and 6 . It's a question of : 1 a we April by Oregon Ratiroad & Navigm | visit the t M ; Bb tt 8 . the a3 = aq ' | tion Co. From Chicago $38.00, at ete Ma salent nye lak: woe oe bs battleships Orego sconain 1 100 Seeds To those without food bed. | Paul, Omaha, Kansas City and Mie Ne break ; th ‘ ~ i by = iftale ne “seas — } : a n crujeer ffalo and Remember, you of the commonwealth 936.54 a < goo f a a Sole ee Seen Eee ke 2 60. Tell your friends or make Givin viele hay Rages - ~ Ms umoth dry docks, torpedo beat i : x heed h non weal, | deposits at Union ket Office, 608 and prison ship Nipste. hp we a Speed aoe hat the problem is to the hungry man First Ave. B. Ht General Py. ty ' YY m peagnmecgg: Gome | Sh. i « tarve or ste ? 3 . Te or ot Yonter we ‘Ss | Shall I beg or sta | Agent *** | daily. Round trip, 50c. d s ts THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, FEBRUARY LOWER PRICES PREVAIL in the NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS New Panama, yard Storm Serges Cashmeres New Danish Cloths, yard ... New Poplar Cloths, yard Garden Seed | New, Fresh Stock. 10, j says it's bustage | rematbed Ola i } notion drammer with hie head? jto the seale of wages OF EE SUB STATION 1o8n STORE - He wre life of the business of the Respectfully yours, WOOD BUTCHER. jee” 1013-1015 FIRST AV- VALUES JUST VALUES---POST YOURSELF PRICES EVERLASTINGLY THE LOWEST Here Are Specials TWO “RED HOT” WAIST SPECIALS Introductory Sale—New White Waists, 98¢. New, Fresh, Crisp White Lawn and India Linon Walsts; dainty exquisite patterns; lace and embroidered effects; dozens and dozens of different patteras to choose from, These are regular $1.50 and 0) walsts. To introduce our new s yates Waist 98c ; “ “Th siehemy 0° " It is a way that Wall st. conditions have of giving notice to trade kin turn @ its Saeeary © pes. cies wags ms - Ss 1 . Aun a oon pec i the country that contraction has gone far enough and the cna sen * wasead ee Bee dps ri ia : time has come to “let loose.” oe 60c Bolt of Val Laco—12 yards $1.00 and $1.50 Women’s Waists. : 286 On sale from #:30 to 12:00 o'clock, White Lawn, Sate: iis ‘ Madras, Poplin and other wash materials. All sites. Regular Ibe Val, Torehon and Point Prices here and everywhere $1.00 to $1.50. On sale Tues THE JEW BRINGS PEACE TO WHITECHAPEL | de Pails Lace, yard ....5¢ (day forenoon ere eyvenie? _buc ititens > te wail Te White Lawn Hematitched ’ : |mander of the hospital ship k Handkerchiefs, 6 for... .25¢ Whitechapel has been reformed. The scene of the Jack without | being told that it's un 25e Vetling, all colors; special NEW RUGS IN NEW SIZ the Ripper murders and other f crimes was last year 7 oo ee © ome Tuesday, per yard 1¢ ES more free from violence than any part of London. London} |, The Stress of Poverty. bc Back Combs and side Read This, Mrs. Housekeeper—It's News. has the lowest murder record of any great city, an average ma Gar wane aoe he's begascey wcad RUG SPECIAL TUESDAY. of 48 murders a year, but in 1907 the East End district, which | «one broke on Wall at “ts going to grocery store cabinet was in| 26e quality Ladiew’ and Misses ic ge ogee a elceee eaten F $6.25 i a tte t 0 . Mitts, a pair .. 3 x12 fee regular 5.00; ze 9x12 feet; regular 0 includes Whitechapel, had not a single murder, nor even a|?*Zonend Brake On ee cane | "finan, wl the ee ss Tuesday, special .... $11 Tuesday ease of manslaughter. During the past 15 years th@e has|= == Se a ome | vig amp lagen sh ise ory gts meee Pony bar M4 pe Hcy: , ; eet; regular $12.00; be nd ; been a steady inflow of Jews into Whitechapel so that to NEVER LEARN. 10e bottle Muctiage ......5¢ Paanina Size 9 Soetr cena “Uttar day it is largely a Jewish community and Jews do not com ae 3 cakes Williams’ Shaving ® T sar il feet; — ay Fs Tuesday $3.85 , ) Soi wesday special Size T%xd feet; regud: 4.50 mit violent crimes. Jack the Ripper would not know his an he 10¢ size 10%%x12 feet; regular a3 | Tacedas aay “93. By “sh haunts if he came back to them as | at ae trode Ladies’ Turnover Collart .o¢ m3 left a maid. SEXT4, per yard 2'gtb. Feather special pr New Chiffon Shelma Cloths, yard $1.39 yard 25 to SL.75 | - New Shadow Check Shelma 42-Inch Pequot be to $1.75 Cloths, yard $1.75 per yard Boe to $1.25 | New Noveltios—stripe and Towels—White Huck Towels, yard Cheeks, yard each 5Me to 81.50 De to $1.50 Outing Flannels—In light colors yard New Batistes, yard special price, yard 506 to $1.25 Oe to OWE White Lawns—Short lengths, wide; special price, yard Calico—Navy yard White Wool Blanket ets, at one-fourth They're cheap. blue and grays -oe LG .25¢ See them. HAMILTON-BROWN SHOES Be te all th’ way through Man ‘Tellum Jonh Wise Mawed wagely at bis 1 dune hat right Young 1 « ser's got ter think ma riage t inous; he's not in th 400," observed Josh. “Fact ts, right here in Gabe Ro we're Mot a livin’ example Jage bein’ o ca th’ bighe That re minds me, Gabe, that ef yell be no | conderscendin’ as ter take word ter| yer wife, we'd like tor have her come up an’ wash fer us agin thi week A Little Gtunt Resurrected Fromm On the strength of which Gabe the Old Time Muesum Days made ao bold as to stand off Hank By Kid M, Daly Poterson for another slab of eatin he Sreleeser: Well saities terbacker long a Such a Foresight | - gag As A. oe sheet és rw the housewits eoonome the ladies and gentiemen bow that Baves a halfcent fruit jar ring, | iy So that she can (ain't it comic!) | gambo: Wit ma fingers | Buy @ jar for it next spring Recanyi Aw, oat fh ou | The Prot Bammy, how Easily Answered exceedingly rud you to inte Little Joe: What does it mean] rapt your little playmate? when a man has D. D, LL. D, M Samm Well, it ain't #0. A, F. BR. B. tacked onto his name The Prof: Do you mean to cor Little Giadys: Why, it's @ sign | tradict Sambo? he's & man of letters age ~anel Yep. He don’t always feel with bis fingers The Prof: Then, Sammy, tell COMMU ICATION how he fells if not with bis fin — kere Editor Star; 1 see in The Star) Py mMy’ i ae hae ad that Mr. Wadingham has been tol yo iy “When did he rob Low Angeles, telling hin troubles | {'*. 08 amos mM It didn’t? b lamaged anibo: Am dat agg t brick The Prot: Dearth Bar Yaunah, It The Prot: it strikes 1 io, it strwiely Prot: Hold yom r An 1 wae may have been & very sata yo. Was tt & belek heee 0: No, sah he 1 wun 8 ig Prot: Ha, hat fact, there I some Of the mal fambo: | To ne who? rs it: Your ont ms Sambo: No, sah, 1 ft olp Saminy put it, inte . so, Same ti , on all over ye we te The Prof: Now, th quarrel. Some of he vs notice the cheese, Sa rr T Sammy: Yep or to the Times of that city, He says Pe slong {t wes fe reat, ae fs the unions (1 mean the labor| S@mmy: When I bounced « brick sn 8 unions) of Seattle have throttled | fF It : A Fa | the industry of the city and lim-|. The Prof: | om ashamed of you tt {ted the output of material and|54mmy, actually ashamed of you) Fix rr made the cost of building three |‘? burt poor Sambo like that ing ot times as much as it ought to be. Sambo; It didn’t hurt me Co th hat ment is entirely false “ i ee as regards labor unions. The — tt union that raised the cout of build SALE ing is the manufacturers’ unton a to or assovintion--which the so-called ve master builders joined, ind called DCOWN-TOWN STORE in the Hullders’ Exchange. They s»;, #%3-l0IS FIRST AVENUE they do not object to the scale UP-TOWN STORE set by Ube labor entons, oy which PUKE ST. WESTLAKE AVE. lthey acknowledge we ave entitled —— senegal The Quaker Drug Co th at ¥ of families? What are they going to do with all their Now, in his tale of woe to the > Seite Times. he says the capa off LEATHER GOODS REL DUC “ money? NS wa | (2* mas that furnishes the money Our regular Bi-Monthly Sale of Leather ¢ - Man has slowly yielded to the demands of the women ie eetees 2 en. 8 ed re en |i morrow and lasts all week. Big sins in pie ; i 7 target, had already scored 49 hits es tO oO snes jo master This sale includes the very latest patterns from New for equal privileges in education and business, learning to MR. SKYGA K “FROM MARS out of & possibile | Weighty af-|bullders and manufacturers are I priiadelphia at remarkably low prices i content himself cheerfully with such litthe humble duties as fairs, one Gy Bilt Taft eee the ton e meg ay rae le Mme th Regular $1.50 Imitation Alligator | Me 2c Pu by nage of the world’s merchant ma ‘or the contractor is eo the - they may choose to leave him jrine, had been dimeussed, and then fifth wheel on a wagon’ he is apectal SORE ngs "os Men 76 - And now when the present condition of things is recog-| He Visite the Earth as a Special Correspondent and Makes Wirétede teal matier had been poe gone go - econpentes ant egeter vis Ladies Hane ten Men's $100 Pui el 1 broached aaily ispensed with. He! ‘ ‘ nized, and anyone ventures to say that every woman should} Observations in His Notebook. rWe'll leave it to Josh.” remark-| stands between caplial and labor! Wits eon trap saetie weed vw do what she has seemed so determined she would do, women perenne ed Old Man Tellum, the dean of and with bie grasping and graftiog ae ee ae “48e | All other Men's ” | haw wosT 7 - ithe bemeh That's what brought ad pulls * living and often-| | Pocket Books and G faugh! | mit Bane ase wes Old Man Tellum to where he was | times more than the lion's share| pond ee | 15 Per x Marvelous indeed and far past finding owt are the ways WHICH DIRECTION FO PURSUE —— Abe AD . | he abla Sregiias Ww wemebedy a oreneee este ot Petia pes gt Ard ee a ‘etal rm Traveling Roll-Ups (trom 9 % a e 7 wor of ry i - on - pos of women. Cheerfully she marries a man divorced from his SHARP ANIVES BOUND TO PEDAL FATREM~ orks 40 ye leave ter me?” said | he retere to was let on the beats $2.59 | $25.00), Cigar Cases, & of first wife for brutal and abominable conduct, somehow fancy- Josh Wise drily. "Why so allfired |of the labor union scale, They || Regular $185 Cow Seal Hand | Rolle, Suit Cases aad m * " oF gen'rous’ In it @ loaded segar™ got their contracts and now they Bage—With chain; special ing Bag 15 Per Ce ¥ ing he will not be the same with her. And when he is, what} Nope.” piped up Mart Mudd.| are trying to cut the wages to eas Side’ Canler $1.49 Tats to ree y eve sed to pitying heaven! | “We've been argyfyin’ “bout the | kraft some more eguiar $1 i jac his is 1 ee ee Sie ceees to pny ng hooves | propersition, Is marriage fist ofain There are two great traste—the Leather Hand Bags — With | save money on - Lustily thousands of women demand the right to vote, | business, or ain't it? commercial trust the labor pockets on side, special. .Q¢@ | goods. Our goods are aif m and when it is accorded them only a dozen turn out at the 1 hold, by gosh, that marriage ts | trust : MES Xucue toss ous aot : * matter of id purely sald he commercial trust te compos gato - polls. Gabe Rosin, copping s handful of |@4 Of @ few and gathers its With inside purse; special prices and sell at a They claim recognition as the compassionate sex, yet| crackers just in time to beat the | iches from the many th ghhe sopeacacses $4.98 | profit—hence The } a lid that Hank Peterson, the «tore The labor trust gets the money AN other ‘Ladies Hand Bags and | sreat reputation hal King Fi ie they wear murdered birds on their hats when they wish man keeper, clapped on the barrel. |from the few and divides it Purses not mentioned above on Leather Goods’ to regard them as particularly sweet. "NS" Young Precketheimer, the *™monget the many, and therefore P ..15 Per Cent Off | See. x * o b et 9-4 Sheeting—Unbleached short lengths Pittow—Stron « ticking illow Muslin—Special price, special price, 26 inches and 40 ind some 50 pairs of sotled White Wool off our unusually FOUR 20c Shopping Bag «- Large wena — special price, Tbe value; sold for 100 y Mahe ; low prices, $1.00 Corsets and © set Waists— ( ( ' € 39¢ In drab, black or tit Sizes, both long models. Buy tt and OF