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

« THE SEATTLE STAR | BY STAR LIGMING CO. EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT BUN ‘These are exchanges, and connect with all de pertments—aek for department or name of pereen yeu want. BALLARD STAR AGENCY — 640% Matiord av i RVEARTT STAR AGRNCY—tterrett Brow, 8106 Rookotelter Av. Sunset 100% , ak, oF twenty-five conte per month, De | Main 1060 are ee Muneet, Botered at the Pestoftion at Saattia Washington, ae secon’ 2 expires tf on of each pe wear _subeoetption pat tn ad roan label is a Fe -Rhould your ‘The star fail te teak nat took, wilt send yo ore thas Ones please telephone us every PO SURSCRINERS Tt you whould mise tt tt we can de certain of giving eur sunscrtars & perfect servine= way. Te this wa and fle the ae HOW TO GET MORE CARS The best wishes of the street car riding public goes out to the citizens of Ballard and that neighborhood in their efforts to get enough cars to eliminate torturing features of the daily trips they are forced to make. The service furnished this section of the city would be a matter for humor, if it were ficient and uncomfort not so pair y inef a | Until recently this condition has been attributed to sheer} corporation malice on the part of Mr. Furth and his associates, | but the recent disclosures of how carefully the corporation's} books are not experted, leads to the belief that after all it may| be ny ng more censurable than plain stupidity A concern that cannot think often enough to have an expert look into its | books once in six months, can hardly be expected to notice the 1 lack of a half a dozen cars on a certain line. Viewing the situation from a purely view, the Seattle Electric company is losing money by crowd ing people into cars in the morning and night hours in the manner that is practited on the Ballard lines. Ask any con ductor in confidence to tell you how many passengers in | packed car go through without paying their fare. A zealous} conductor with the interests of the company keenly at heart, | S-cent-fare point of if you can conceive of this, could not possibly get all the fares} on these human hay balers. And the sternest of could hardly find fault with a man or woman for not forcing a nickel into the coffers of a company which doesn’t give a rap for the comfort, health or convenience of its patrons. } The amount of money the street car company could collect by having additional cars would probably pay for the extra} expense entailed. But you never could convince the officials of this. They have their little sets of excuses, their whys and wherefores, ali nicely tabulated, showing you where all the blame lies with the public, for wanting to travel at the same time. On the whole, it is not improbable that we have an un- charitable way of considering the acts of corporations, and laying to greed and downright cussedness what in reality is} only the result of ignorance, aided and abetted by an unfortu nate disposition. | Probably the best method for the Ballard victims to fol-| low would be something along these lines Let every man, woman or child who rides home or down} to work during the rush hours, and is overlooked by the con ductor, get together on a certain day, and march in a body to Mr. Furth’s office. There let each one of them deposit a nickel, heads up, on Mr. Furth’s desk. and, having something concrete in the shape of five-ceut picces, perhaps the head of the street railway company may have an incentive to put on a car or two. } But otherwise of results, from logie, reason, supplication | or threats, we have little hope. moralists Let a teller add up the amount, By subtracting what the campaign managers are getting now, from what they got four years ago, you may get @ fairly accurate idea of the amount the trusts went down into their bank rolls for. Lord Rosslyn has married a third time. Some explanation may be found in the fact that he ts also the gentleman who has an in- fallible system for breaking the bank at Monte Carlo. i Everybody agrees with Bryan that “right wil! theugh various legally qualified voters may have an i tial difference of opinion as to what constitutes “right.” & man who lavishes his endearments on his ward, to the exclu ian of bis wife, may after all be taking the legal obligations of his guardianship a little too seriously. While your mind fs in a furry about all these nerve tingling events, don't overlook the important fact that you'll have to regis ter by Oct. 13 or you won't be in at the finiwh. triumph,” al Inconsequen Inland water way enthusiasts are no doubt aware that one steam shovel or a snag boat has the potentiality for more than several sets of resolutions. practical results ‘The -appailing possibilities of the Balkan war are not fully re alized until one thinks of the number of future American bootblacks that might be killed or maimed Grevian knots and Merry Widow hats worn by young schoo! girls fare arousing the ire of the pedagogical force, In the good old days it was gum. A San Rafael, Cal himseif off. man who couldn't stop drinking whisky killed That's a drastic but reasonably certain way of swearing They'll have to to get the big headlines away fr spring something better than a Kuropean war n the baseball game today | | Wouldn't you hate to be in Detroit today and have to stay in the PORT EY WES CTE MIS TE TT TTT Cash Registers Fivet ay Ind. 140 Patent Attorneys MASON, FENWICK & LAWRENCE © Kopersen a BAvice tree Phones: Mat around here a ned, (excellent burning quatit That ts, it burns and sat heat, from dirt and full weight of all the A J. W. BULLOCK in a good prices: Renton coal STAR DUST | —What is your san Phones 67. || THE STAR—SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1908. OUTBURST OF EVERETT TRUE 0) ay, wes, YRUE, WHEN 1S THIS CANNING SPREE EVER COMING TO AN ENDEIY THE KITCHEN (3 Mle. DAVBED UP WITN GRAPES AND TOMATOES, AND THE \ WHOLE HOUSE SELLS LiKE 4 CHEPU CAL FACTORY ~ =~ Brya There ts a significant the face of Wm ight tn Jennings Bryan. jeandidate for the presidency, It jis the light that speaks of lofty jideals, of high purpose that will j fot be dented, of superior thought, jot good living and a spirit of ab | trata, | Equipped with a deep thorough knowledge of | questions, power of oratory rarely equated, the confidenee of millions of Americana, broad sympathy, good jhealth and optimiam, he fille to per | fection the rote of a great leader Horn in Mitnola 49 years ago, was in his youth favored with jon. He removed where he practiced twice elected to com He was an editor in 1896, his remarkable speceh woo jfor him the democratic presiden jal nomination, Defeated that year and again In 1900, he established [the Commoner, delivered lectures that added much to his popularity and made a trip around the world He wan greeted by the leaders of all jnations as pri vate citizen Anked to name for this paper the most important tions wow before the people those that will engage the next 1 |tional administration, Mr. Bryan wrote the following Firet, purfty fm elections, It ts well known that there has been vast amount of corruption, and as a result of the corrupt use of enor mous sums contributed by favor seeking corpormtions, the country has saffered from exploitation at |the hands of those who contributed sth ceneeaereeneeciominammestetinmmenamennnamenitinet YOU DONT LiKE 1, GET OUT LY YOu Ack OW A LITTLE INCONVENIENCE, BUT 1 NOTICE =| YOURE RIGHT THERE WITH THE APPLIZTE WHEN IT COMES TO CLEANING UP THE WINTER SUPPLY OF PRESERVES . and he Kreme. when America’s greatest news ques. oT) BY JOSH A WORD FROM JOSH WISE. “Well, I'm going to be # mother | with four children,” said Stella. “Well, when they come to my school I'm «eing to whip them, | the money whip them, whip them!” as long as the predatory interests “You mean thing!” said Stella,|are able to secure control of the the tears came into Ner eyes. |coverument by making seeret cow What have my poor children ever | tributions to campaign funds dane to you” Another matter which concerns 6 “ lot of things —— the methods of government ts th 4 she'd not find Lost Ite Edge. election of United States sona' out ef she didn't; “Great guns, barber, that razor of | by direct vote of the people. An the have it. yours is tan terrible condition!” ex-| senate is now elected, Ite members claimed the vietim in the chair. "Yousah, Ah ‘spect yo! am right Ah done wore dat razor to er ball last night. aah, an’ Ah reckon de Grin'wtone am what it needa.” Hie Name Was Bill. Behoot Teacher (to new scholar) Aa @ Ploture Ie. “You,” said Mr. Goodley, “she made quite an impression upon me reminds me of an old fashioned pie | ture” New Pupi!—Jule Jobneon, Ma‘am Bchoo! Teeeher—-Not Jule, but « vhat' Ab!” tnterrupted Miss Chelffs, ‘o "> What's “in onl or ne, eee “you noticed it, then ?* "| | -N ” New Puptl's Brother—Biitious/ i ag what she Jobnson hat she's painter Mer Biste os Misa Pert-—Such a goose! He told me he had stolen a lock of your hatr | Miss Passay (coyly)-—-O! toe hee! Did he tell you that Mise Pert--Yos, bat I sot him! straight. 1 explained to him that ft wan't necossartly your hair simply | because you happened to be wear) ing It at the time. | Need For Haste. A popular clergyman of Toledo, | Ohio, recently received this coment} nication from one of his partshion | jers | W. J. BRYAN, ‘This is to give you notice that are not directly responsible to the me and Mise Cora Cook is coming people and they are slow to respond ‘to your chareh om Saturday after: to the demands of the people noon next to undergo the operation| The third reform necessary in of matrimony at your hands. Please | governmental methods ts the re be prompt, ae the hack ts hired by form tn the rules of the house of the hour.” representatives, Responsibility for - ‘legislation must rest upon 4 ma No Philanthropist. jority, not upon one man who hap ag ll ae mm hind gag pod sy ghia apron ~ hn ker take my danghter from me in my| All of the questions, however old age? | which will come ap in legisiation Her Suitor—Well, 1--er-—-er re important, to be considered at don't think I'd want to take her in | this time, for the action of the peo- |ple in November will determine what can be done during the next | two years aod will largely de Cheer up! “Checker e Grand “ALL THE WORLD'S A STAGE.” Discounting Their Woes. aged five, and Stella who ut the same age, were talk ing about their future dreams. “When I grow up,” said Mary.) “['m going to be a schoolteacher.” her old age. | pT 9 - _ e =e Go me 7 */“need them for the spring plow | tog.” | th | PIANOS TALKING MACHINES RECORDS JonnC.WAiune Co BY DR-WR-CLATSON ~ We hear too much of the gospel ot work—too little of the gospel of / rest. Work is important; but rest is as mach #0. Many know how to » work; few know how to, rest. There fe an art of rest. Few know anything about It. Few get proper reet even in sleep; for in sleep they work hard with the muscles and the mind They twist from one side to the other; they grit their teeth 4 groan; they awaken after eight or ton hours’ sleep unrefreshed 4 unprepared for the day's work What ls the matter with them? of rest And what Is the secret of reat? They do not know the secret ‘The secret of rest is relaxation ot the muscles and ~ blank, fnactive state of mind. Once you get the idea, a little practice will form the habit, and then you will know the secret Relax your muscles, relax your mind. How? Well, the follow ing exerclie will teach you how every time—if you will keep them up First, stand eastly, feet well apart; let go all the muscles. Swing te, “« ” the body easily as on a pivot from side to side, allowing hands and —it’s the “Eastern” way. arms to eway a6 they will. Do this with the least exertion Deg? —it’s the casy way of make mental exertion. Let yourself go as easily as oan. y | buying new apparel. and by you will get the trick of doing everything, making every mp. | tion with the least possible effort. And then you have the secret of rest Rut you can't relax your muscles unless you relax your mid. Ask And how shall you do this? It is easy—when you know how. There are many ways, but this is perhaps the best | Lie flat on the back on the bed prepared for sleep—you will about probably sleep, Relax ali the muscles. Breathe sowly and deeply e Imagine you are looking straight up into the black, black sky of a dar tarless and moonless aight Presently your mind wanders it to something else; bring It back, Kpep it there; and—the next = thing you know, the alarm clock is braying at you, and you realize that you have had a good night's rest, Eastern Outfitting Company 1332-34 Second Av. “Seattio’s GARDEN TRACTS 2%aere tracts, $100 an re easy terms; close to line and lake; level, clear ; fine for chickens and ber J. B. BRISBOIS Globe Motel Cor, First Ay. and Mate #6. Private Offices, Ind, 4881 National Land Inv. Ce., Ine. 917 Fire 209 Union St. Credit BUY TIMPAHUTE GOLD MINE STOCK AT 25 CENTS. Rollable it i rapidly arriving, and will make big money for present buyera KAVANAGH CO., Inc, Mine Operators. 704-5674 JOHNSTON BLOG. WHAT IT ALL MEANS i , the Man and Why He Asks Your Support. Sixth of a series of non-partisan articles written for First Voters, recently Naturalized Citizens, Busy Folk who have not followed political events closely, and our Boy and Girl readers. BY GILSON GARDNER. now for the third time democratic pubiie | to, Reforms are tmpossible | =\to be MRE RT RS RS Cok Ca eR eR - OUR FAN GALLERy || Wl THE BOWLING BUG TE WERML TICE IETS CSE RS NS RT eas eT ea eae ets eT ete jtermine what @an be done during | the neoond half of the admintatra | tion, for the comple of the con grens to be elected two years hence will be determined largely by what in done by the congress to elected this fall Among the questions to be com sidered by the next administration, aside from those already referred I may mention the tariff ques | tion, the trust question, the labor! question, the banking question and | the question of Imperialiom, and 1} might add, the question of extrava- | gance fn public expenditure, for our expenditures have been growing | more rapidly than our population and much more rapidty than they ought to. On the tariff queation, the demo tie party proposes reduction that will deprive the trusts of the! power that they sow have to collect | ort # prices reduce the tariff on the ot lite on those goods that are sold more cheaply abroad | than at home, and it proposes such | other gradual reduetions as may be necessary to restore the tariff to a revenue basis On the trust queetion the demo cratic party proposes the vigorous | enforcement of the criminal law against trust offieiala, and: it pro poses ligtslation which will clearly define that which is legitimate and that whieh fs unlawful. We draw the line between the legitimate cor- poration which serves a usefa! pur: | pose, as nearly all of them do, and | [eee ~ whieh are regulated by competition, || 6CHOOL DAY SPECIAL Prices and those illegitimate combines on Clothing for the Boys. which aspire to cootrol a market by || megular $3.00 Suite only $1.50 means of a monopoly || Regular $4.00 Suits only $2.00 On the labor question we propose |} meguiar $5.00 Suits only $2.50 certain definite reforma; first, that | a department of labor shall be os batt Sy ao on tablished with a cabinet offfeer at | \ its head; second, that associations |. — that’s as t ar this thusiast wheeze: beauti ful sp as Heinle ain't the: alley-gati ons like these. of laboring men, of farmers and | Ae other similar associations shall) fear be taken ont from under the) i loperation of the antitrust jaw; | us pene tenn third, that a labor dispute shail not } ale in itaelf, be = ground for tnjunc-} inte }tfon, and that before injunction |f shall issue in a labor dispute some- | thing must be done or threatened that woold justify an injunction even if there were no labor dis | pate; fourth, that trial by fury | shall be permitted in cases of in direct contempt. The democratic jparty presente these propositions and the republican party opposes | them. | The democratic jot leg Port Orcha party ts fn favor a which will ensure de- | At present the | y but not abso | » federal govern ment, the ‘state government, the | county government, the city and fi the villages ai! require sceurity | |whee they deposit money in the banka, and we contend that the or | lately secure. 120 Beautiful Acre Tracts to Choose dinary depositor, who sometimes} jentrusts all his savings to a bank, | should have absolute security and | PER be protected from any possible | WHOLE loas We believe that the Filipinos ACRE jshould be given a promise of ultt-| mate independence, in order that | T $ 00 Do $ 00 they may be inspired to greater | erms 5. wn, 2. | earnestness and activity In the de | [velopment of all that goes to tm-| prove their country. Imperaliem not only involves us in enormous | jexpense, but It surrenders our ideals of government and paralyzes jour influence as the leader in the progress toward constitutional gov ernment. There are other issues, but these jare presented ae the more promt} | pet ones, These beautiful tracts are close to the Bremerton Nay Yard, and some of the best chicken and fruit ranches @ the state are all around Port Orchard Gardens. We continue this sale for ten days, so remember, the purchasers get the first choice. SEATTLE HOMESEEKERS COMPANY (Tomorrow's article will be a) history of the Independence party.) Empire Building After Leo's surrender at Appo-| | mattox court house, April 9, 1865, | Grant agreed privates in cavairy jand artillery should take home| ithelr own horses, ax they would | Sale lasts 10 days only. Take the 10 a. m. or 1:15 p. boat at Pier 2, foot of Yesler way, and get off at Orchard. Our autos meet these two boats, eee | “Go,” remarked the boyhood |& friend, “you are in the swim.” “Mother and the girls think I am,” answered Mr. Cumrox, “but my per- sonal feelings are those of a man/ | who has fallen overboard and ought | hollering for help.” —Wash | ington Star. | ee nee ene | Checkers,” greatest racing er written. fer Massage for Health he free Arnold Vibrator Co. 340 Arcade Annex and Beauty Save Money Avoid Pain A New Style Victor Talki Machine | | | | Bmbodying mous Vietor Taper-Arm princlphy the only » method of conveying the tae from the sound box to the hort rh machine complete with 12 eightineh records, $21.70, ithe cash or easy payments. Sherman, Clay & Co. 1806 Qnd Ave EXCLUSIVE VICTOR DEALERS To Introduce our — painless mothods, we offer to the public this remarkable scale of prices for the next 30 d ia . ae i cows, ws ie ue | LOW RATES TO CALIFORNIA Work, per shea Up ae ‘ DOWNING, HOPKINS & RYER, Ine, g Roth Phonos ' Ataska Bile