The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 27, 1908, Page 4

_ THE SEATTLE STAR ; 1307-1309 Seventh Ave. SUNDAY. Pr —— THE snmemnareneemnmencce EXPOSI Steam ON SABBATH do with the exposition on Sunday, hotly argued pro and cam irom ghe Centennial down to the pres tent day, and the A.-Y.-P. will be fortunate if the for years The Rev Joseph L. Garvin has come forward with a solu strict Sabbatarians a day of religion on the exposition grounds; to bring the fore most religious men of the world, with their messages, to Seat ‘in America may hear them This sounds like a reasonable compromise, from a theo logical and an economic stand, but experience has shown that on matters religious we can never concede an inch in dogma or observance, and no matter what compromise we make indi vidually with the Puritanical law, collectively and officially we must obey its strictest tenets. Mr. G men as General arvin believes, and perhaps rightly, that with such Dr. Hillis Wagner the foremost rabbi of the world, as Sunday attrac Booth, Cardinal Gibbons of France tions at the exposition grounds, thousands of unreligious per sons would draw inspiration, where but hundreds would attend their own particular church, as they had done every Sunday of their lives led for In the first place, the churches have Sunday openings of expositions in the past have fa a variety of reasons with their full of exhibitors and em m expositions are merely arisen power prote: ployes, to wh work, have revolted for their day of rest, and the government has always made it a Strict rule to close its exhibits on the Sabbath: While this is true, no other exposition went about the dif ficulty in the manner s: d by Mr. Garvin. The congress 1 to failure from the start, of religions, at Chicago, was ¢ as it did nothing but intensify creed jealousy and suspicion. And not the least strange feature of these failures was the re fusal of the people to attend in numbers to justify the expense of keeping the grounds open seven days a week For and against Mr. Garvin's suggestion many men may and undoubtedly will, urge many arguments. It is certain t matter that deserves the most seri the success of the exposition, as well as the maintenance of the cause discussion, and it is a ous and liberal consideration of all who are interested in present standard Sabbatical observance. GARBAGE AND HEALTH The application of the Seattle Garbage company for an exclusive franchise for the collection and destruction of garbag for the next 35 years should be denied th wrong method of handling the refuse of the city isely This is pr and if by any chance it should be put into effect, Seattle will regret it every day of the franchise's existence The collection and destruction of garbage is a matter of public health essentially, It is not a matter for private profit Seattle is just now confronted with the problem of what to discussion of a numerically respectable part of the population of the city, a problem which has been | does not take that bitter savor, the taste of which will remain tion of the question that is certain to meet with ghe approval | i t jat auction in New York for # | This represent and likewise it is sure to arouse the fiercest opposition of the] Mr, Garvin's plan is to make each Sunday | | | tle, where audiences such as cotild not enter the largest church} « THE STAR—TUESDAY, OCT. 27, 1908. OUTBURST OF EVERETT TRUE - 7 a7 OUF WA VACANT 407 FOR THAT WORK Wt! Don'r PUBLIC WRITIN | ING THAT BAL TABLES FOR ADDRESS~ OF SOUVENM/R POSTAL | |\CARDS tel = TANE 1 AWAY ine WE MOST ANYTHING Some Figures The action of Montenegro in join nx with Servia will add color to he antlAustrian forces eee “Please help the chairmen ‘Give dough becaus Tis the hour of knead case, An 1834 gold $ doubling in ¥ every nine years since It was mint jed, and then a little. | nually leas attent *e The full dinner pall ts getting » than the empty dough bag this fall a ee Although the Atlantic cable capacity of 300,000 mly about 2 re sent over them “*-* One touch of fashion makes all | women freaks. STAR DUST |. BY JOSH =. f ae A WORD FROM JOBH Wi6 ed, It is one of my most pro nounced AuCCERKEN Ps Woman's Privilege. Ho~"When we are married we must both think alike “Th average! ShoYou; but I'll think first,” armor looks up | "Y on th’ city hunter 1 | WERE A BARBER— & good deal tike @ plague o' Io. if i ‘ The Young Conductor A young man who t» an incorrigt ear, in was an ox ductor, a slim, hin was ab a halr, and betokened a ker recently in the compan a friend by a street charge of which there tremely youthful ec boyish fellow, whone Kulilless ¢ whose rosy cheeks country training “Are you the regular conductor? nolutely aaked the joker, affecting an in 9 tnteront in the matter You, wir,” replied the young fell rq gee myself in bad low And start 1 int | hon permit me to eay that you sapther ae Rag agen Page Be ent a Danmne a . hat y And prepare to te wives “there | are the youngest conductor | ever) How to cut thelr husbands’ hair | saw Why you don’t appear any] rq hurry and lay down der than my non, Who is #eVEN |-r5 the mafoty raxor fad teen Perhaps I don't,” said the adoles Hie Vacation. cont conductor, in a testy tone, indi 4 “on | cating that the thing was beginuing - + a meg Bobby, dear | you've forgotten your toothbrush |to pali upon him. “Fares, please Bobby —"F May | ask you just one quem | 4.) at T thought J was go m =u | tion?” queried the joker, when the |'"® 0% # Vacation fares had boen paid j You, but please make It short I'm busy,” retorted the conductor \@ What I would like to know if said the joker, “is this: Were you | born on this trip? | | Gosh! | The Boston boy baby contemptu ously resec the alphabet blocks that some misguided weetern rela | tive bad sent him as @ present And Fi * ht Of all the int diver \4 a few Extras Jone,” he exclaimed ying on | words is a unques p tionably the lone-hydrogen, a powerful antiseptic | Stheiin j 1a a eee fir.” anid the young man, re} if : apectfully, “I am @ peor mas and n Lip Rerlia treaty looks an if tt 4 are a mill eek 1 me pre! had attended a Donnybrook fair ares eeanais eae me BY FRED SCHAEFER. > Sone eu our tn me, Bo dot pire to the hand of your 4 Lik rmerstone tes he « o aatoe The ae < Washington hae 00! hat my love for her is 6 Kreat aid « mt cackling, | pa 5 cannes be staneed by peck coucié bet bered eferydings Pr +e scorns conventions | de ‘ it nod be much in alt otis ll al wg [erations 1 t i alt puch ie Hee ar — ads: “Al ang conveniences, Ah, sir, Will you | use of yet . ieee’ SS Wacavado and | sive her to me? Kf you call @ man a briack, 14 tee oan vagy # se and Bar The old magnate seemed inter-|a sian dot he ine square rons. Ducks and © Nese |eyted “But which of my For all ide smoking, @ éhimney @ and Negro Boy. The Coach | Gaughters do you WA he lon’d haf tobecco heart and Stables, with or with ae Der ¢ vork on & alr cast jarden Spot, formerly the the euftor made enawer,| iss dor perty of Jom Murray, Eaq. in . “4 is * Broadway, to be lot heraewigtt | “Oh, I'll leave that to you, alr # . a Pegi of anid Pr More Trouble. . ' Gazet In a few yea said the enthn q * he vants to safe ees slant, “flying machines will be cara rainy day ry x nKer n eight ny Man vants but ti je here below Tom Cockrill, who fal aon gen, mn a ag eo fe sar ow ay mad pe i — * the Breathitt ¢ Yes,” answered Mr. Sirtun Bar| Bforyding oe to him who vaite Y, feude se run é ven, by 8 | ker, “Booms like even the inventors |Dings vich I vanted mamma to buy of cars at Lonlaville ou're| oS ogether to make more |me, I mow haf to buy my vife : saltest ax teaiua: Ga [are petiiog toncther to make m is af to buy my vife's lid i “= It comes clearly under the duties of the city health department, | ** in just the same manner as the extermination of plague rats or} Jones (who has proposed in a 7 a », |taaimeter eab) Say “Yes,” dar the quarantining of smallpox cases. The city might as well) jing! ; grant an exclusive franchise to a corporation to police the city — Girt: Let me think for a while or to take over the fire department as to give a concern the| Jones: Not here; consider the exclusive right to handle the garbage. aupense oe Any corporation that goes into the garbage handling busi Japan is modern, if nothing stse ness expects to make a big profit on the investment. This profit The government has put a stop to Ps race track gambting must come out of the taxpayers. As profits are the difference “ee between income and outgo, the lower the outgo and the greater| “The weartn’ of the green” te F P = 9 jar now. the income, the greater the profit. Therefore, it would be the |?™ a ae logical aim of the garbage collecting corporation to do as little| Have you purchased your win ters supply of coal? work’as cheaply as possible for a maximum charge. | eee The franchise ordinance speaks of inspectors and arbitration| . India pays a bounty for every Ri sirdeit h 2 i dead rat, and children are enll: ards in a manner that sounds good on paper, but at this day jin the fight to exterminate the ro- and age the public has grown wise to the futility of semi-official | deuts ? +. oe employes paid by private corporations | There's no consolation for the But aside from all other considerations, the fact remains | ™*2 who ts broke to know that he es, ay ean flad “money” ander the that the corporation will perform the work at a big profit. The | gictionary. ; waite city can handle the garbage as economically and as effectively malted i The burning of sugar in a wick as any corporation. It can either give as good service as the | room, looked upon as more or less corporation at a less cost, having no interest to make on in-jof ® superstition by physicians, is [now known to produce o vestment, or at the same cost as the corporation it can, which ‘techn cesettenen is more to the pc int, give better service. || SCHOOL DAY SPECIAL Prices The condition of the public health depends, especially in on Geeine Sor Che Baye, sun , 8 re ih as Requiar $3.00 Suits only $1.50 t the summer months, to a very great extent, on the disposition Regular $4.00 Guits only » Of the refuse and waste matter of the city, and that the public health should be put within the care of a profit-nmtking corpora tion is not res nable. ‘The work should be done under a system where the realth of the community and not dividends, is ti first consideration, and this cannot be done thr gh a private corporation. At this stage of the campaign, the important issue appears to be this: Will the person who has “Confidence” restore it tn view of such and such a person being elected president of the United States on November 3. Mary Garden ts coming to this country to exploit the “Salome” dance “with more daring” than Maud Allen. Mary ts sald to be ab solutely a daredevil in her disregard of pneumonia and rheumatiom. Irrespective of the veracity involved, At Burke, of Los Angeles, 4 f ly denies that he w partnership with Sher man to steal about a million dolla worth of land in New Mexico, Burns’ last letter it looks as if he didn’t intend to f Jack Johnson for Doe Koller to train on, but of course sulted about sending out this Information w al edition of the Commoner today in connec tion with the cc mn of the 60th anniversary of the birth of President Roo t If Bob Hodge ta ess enough to take the sheriff's office for ; $200 @ month flat, his enemies show a lack of tact in breaking their pught to & special form of burglary insurance designed to cover the operations of every “trusted” person. Bryan says Roosevelt ts trying to deceive the working men, w hark for the short and ugly word Ifa didn't have horna, the triking lmilarity to a mang would be more apparent Mrs, 8. Chauneey (millions) {s going to wed Prince Miguel de Braganza,. Sure Mike. In the local campaign for corone " Archbolds the undertakers are o} las Vice is rampant and the poll on Pike st, Bi Regular $5.00 Suits only $2.50 CROWN CLOTHING CO, 1121 First Ave. 1s there any occasion for brats ? Ethel Barrymore saw In soctety not. Hut she misses the point n Gentioman farmer (to his gar cm hich ta, simply ere occ | Pian pine Oe rcv an ig a0 there any * | dener)-—"Will you, have one of my f” a sid bats to make a scarecrow] During the year ending June 30| Fh” me : eas than $509 000,606 way |, Ganiener—“If it's all the same to paid out in life tnearanc 48 ooth bent Oh, golden days of youth! “ee Let it be writ, and promptly into the current annals, That every man of wisdom has too, Secured his winter flannets. | “What way fs that T° demanded dina the suffragette “Ah.” said the candidate “this is) -Thoy have never suffered in st-| Farmer Whiffictres’s place, | be | tence!” Hleve. And you ty juat celebrat eine = ed your golden wedding, I under Hie Forte. / stand? 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