The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 21, 1908, Page 4

4 te THE STAR—SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1908. OUTBURST OF EVERETT TRUE TIE, PASTS MULT, - " lwo, — BY H. H, HUDSON The nerta : LATAR PUBBIQHING GO. 1307-1500 Seventh Ave, Bod UST jauent ro Nave a6 From boyhood up, Pat Finnigan |on Long. lojgnay ay eae EVERY APTERNOON EXCEPT GUNDAY BY JOSH Box WERE CRUSNED Awa WONT HERE on wig | | 00d Mike Piannlgan had bo« from ach ” other MOI et nisi ba cteterntnctonins ms fiirctnntattchY i NEAD WERE THREAD GASHES! AND THAT ISN'T Ags im mee ss| |4i%. They both powrensed the rac. gro during tho ane HONES Wa’ A WORD FROM JOSH WISE. jor, and last apring he came down t ing tnatinet, Bach wanted to hold crowds had watehed IND. w the elty to pureh hia stock of & apeed record. Fortune invariably | bag Kat thelp These are oxchang and connect with all de goods for the summer trade, The followed Pat, but Mike claimed | m however, the partments—ask for department or name ef person goode wore shipped immediate that his inning would come. fn i the monsters you want }and reached hiv store before he aid [tater Mle they had become master | Joni " thelr tego h ~ “4 ny Among the lot of casos and pac " hanics, and the best engines trip oat cheer i tf BALLARD PAR AGRNOY—040) Ballard av Gunset, Mallard a “Ef people agen wan a box shaped m@nething }on the western divisions boaste , t many’ wey EVEREP? STAR AGENCY 7 A King, 1610 Pacttie Ave Sunser © : eould be bored like a coffin. When MIl's Wife aay. of the improver te eneh 1 ahead, but One a per week, oF twentyefive cents per month, Ber ter death, there’d thie one she uttered a scream am made on the various parts of their “4 why Urered tree coples ak 1 be a bull market called for a hammer The dri fant locomotives h coth of the Neg: ea " Postottion at Meattig Washington an oe: | in when | man hearing her shrill ertes, ru For some time, however, Pat and | nkynn vere blak with, ® at the Postattion at Beaitle ee io ulate eee wane es ee Oe Mike had taken charge of design: | w the swift phi? TO MALL SUBSOCTFRRME The date whe sonsio | Phe wife, pale and faint, pointed to |!pa, construction and operation of | the ove them the bere ft cach paper ‘ i. Ithe followdng. Inscription on mechanism to be employed in the | the s and miotg oF att: | box production, transmission and utilt | Roe WS | “PN tastide.” zation of gas to be applied to aerial = >| ih up our main nies navigation. They were experts on | ” a Sous’ llwhene eo | Hie Alarm Clock, the application of energy and head-| — ae ae ? Se ume . | °°" guess.” watd the Yeates ed the lat of practical men fn thetr El) ee ee ae Hie “Young Hopétess.” had been asked to admire an eehe, line, Physically and mentally Pat @ ™ a = | “De you expect your son to follow “T gues you don't know anything and Mike were opposites, Pat wa ‘ ‘ |the same buatness you do? about echoes in this country, Why, G66, Pik AE ABOUT 41 POR TRE )| nye ans ee Viewk nt ne THE STRANGLE HOLD | “Y don't think he'll follow any at my country place up in the Rocky tbat a Trent wine vod tock roy || reine, Set bisek batt. He wa |Dumtnens,” snorted the old man, Mowntatne It taken eight hours to it yh Mss ar heen aden {|e eet we | “He's tod bury following the races.” hear the echo of your voles. When THING BUY PAINFUL Acc/banrs anp\\ Vi vomiton in f Mike was sma ‘ 1 go to bed I put my head out of the MooD. MURDERS Me Bad wire. “With baly end < haint of the speake t the servation congress GT Mt tellath f fi The plant of the speakers at the conserva cong The Secret te Out window shout ‘Time to get ap! . “yr ~s ga kies on his f . iss Se ee ot . low does et to be the d the echo wetkes mo in @ | S82 Danes. Rene Was conscio’ : that the wharfage rates in Seattle were too bigh has every evi a. * a 2S to ly ¥ hue dle echo eo thi hie Gisainative steture-and phyaica dence lespite the fact that it is something we have | Mr. Sereamen Dame ~—— Ne cage yn resorted to tricks t ion | Well,” was the hesitating reply, 5 7 all known a reasonable length of time. T6 assert that the]; coni esactly aay except that tl wx vovtvigg Both responded to a call from . dooan't feel like being @ husband.” Kitison: | Hatios, dear bey, yew | Washington, The postmaster gen fates ate too high is to evidence a moderation of language that] J . look very sad this morning, What's eral wanted their bids for carrying the trouble? | between New York nd is almost superhuman Gloom at the Feast. Green: I've just undergone a Pranciaco. While waiting {1 , Little Johnny (to the distinguish | ost annoying operation, + nding In Seattle t wharfage raté is 50 cents a ton. In San/od guest) That's Hessie’s cup ~ f . ¥ Kot Into an alterca 8 Ellison: What was it and @ fight w ow! pm you're drinking out of, I 4 Howance ext | a“ eh as carn y Francisco it is § cents a ton, The rate is just ten times as high} Distinguished Guest (trying to be Poesy had my allowan . } joreeces, Seam tiated thet be ee » eo , n alr flyer which here as it is in the bay city. Like all other conditions, there cl} tempat -* the rae la siadiaial ao | would make the run in 30 bours | | ; ; Well, gentlemen, that is the _ of thi él simole: the geatle o| Jobne No, Bossie’s our fox! ~ Only to Speak To. ‘ & a reason for this, and the reason is simple: the gentlemen who a ny > e's our fo | +5 tasty net my Wilh bg See cane,” said the official in question control the wharfage consider that they have use for the You see, | made- her acquaintance os can fly for your money.” | moat de A Misunderstanding. at the masked ball, and now we're : | Kach realized that there was more gee the money Hi Smith country storekeep-! traveling in our auto all the time!” 0 | money back of the contract than | Pat's >, but most of A be meee ae rope “ae i to ie 7 | shy concern had obtained since the on Mike's ship didn't A few days ago Seattle enjoyed the spectacle of the Cana | ses 7 PR TENE _ - ( signing of the declaration of inde- agitated or even . ee . - . means . 2 | pendence. Succeedin; nerations, the ’ dian Pacific railroad, a foreign corporation, coming to the res "ya , f*. ' ME gee exo a8 ra is | moreover, would att 4 ee teeta mA. Pte Bi valet cue of the United States government with docking facilities the pleture of the winner at least 16 miles in be he : Pat and Mike burried to their engine m the fast .e for’ government tugs, and nobody has noticed any evidence of j | Peapective compantes and got busy. tween Cleveland and CMe = P The The papers aired the affair and the ed yy and realized thet time ie patriotic shame on the part of the Northern Pacific 1 reword of cach engineer was ex- were weighed im the : . hauntively reviewed. Nothing else citizens of O1 “s i Northern Pacific and others have the water front sewed ap S D \ was talked about. All agr thet | they ware only 1a tal tight, and are doing their best to drive business away from iy THe IVVLE, Visitor From the Empire mine white brend disers. Flour| tbe contest lay in motor construe. York. The Amerieam a fe : mills are being established, and || ‘00 and clever manipulation, Bets his Rocky mountely Seattle. Their attitude is of easy mathematical solution. It is| Man has seven ages—but woman, Forgiveness is a virtue when it Talks of Nation's believe It will not be long before |8%olving enormous sums were | proud of ‘his not to be expected that with a reasonable wharfage rate the basiness in the port of Seattle would increase 10 per cent, It might increase 5 per cent, but that would only bring wharf owners in 25 cents, where they are now collecting 50 cents, and furthermore, it would mean additional expenditures on their part It is high time that some concerted action be taken on the part of the people of Seattle to break the strangle hold that these corporations hold on the city. As positive deterring factors, they have no equals. The growth and the good of the entire community is cheerfully sacrificed by them, not to the end that they may make a reasonable profit, or even a big profit, but that they may make an enormous retura on the money invested. In San Francisco 5 cents a ton for wharfage gives satis-/ factory results, and there is absolutely no reason whatever why the rate should be increased ten-fold in Seattle. If Seat tle is going to keep her present place as a world port, a change will have to be made, and the sooner it is made the better There is no question but what the people will bring about a réform in time, but time is precious in the development of a city, and delay is likely to place Seattle so far back in the ruck that it will take a hard and long struggle to get up with the leaders again. While everybody else is doing his level best to boost the city along, the wharf owners are sitting back, indifferent to all things except their own immediate dividends. How long is Seattle going to stand it? TOO MANY “ACCIDENTS” While the difficulties of the municipal lighting system are | in a spirit of charity charged up to bad Inck and hoodoos, it is | nevertheless apparent that this long series of breakdowns can not be attributed exclusively to misfortune. ‘There is too much of a logical sequence between the accidents to allow them to be blamed on chance There is cither some incompetency somewhere, or there | is some malice, with the presumption in favor of the former. Whether the blame lies in the lighting department proper, or in Other city officials, is not manifest without some sort of an investigation, but it is reasénably certain that there is blame somewhere, and it is to the interest of the city to know just where. Mayor Miller is reported to be making an investigation of | the conditions that have resulted in a hali-lighted city for the; past month, and his findings will be anxiously awaited by the public, which has been compelled to live in darkness at the most inconvenient times. ‘The attitude of the Stone & Webster corporation, in tak ing advantage of the situation ile perhaps according to the cold-biooded law of the survival of the fittest, does not tend to ' } “ create any additional esteem for it. The city in times past has will confess te aniy one. a the Japanese millers will abserb all | ade At the end of 30 days re Pat's troubles 1 ae Trade. ports were called f h . the surplas wheat grown by the |? re ca lor day lengthened, All the sinners thet come down By — Ly yp ioe po ingen ge Washington farmers. This wilt be| Hach was ready. Mike bad been | pelled to stop i ta been to hades pretend they mever liked| i, si " Extensive commerce between Ja-|a big business on duty constantly, snatching his line At midalgiel high altitudes anyway. | 7 es 2 pan and Puget soand, of which the! “Puget sound will reap the re | *l¢ep by spells as the work pro San Francisco ama@ pS ata After yeu she acconiplished in| *¥mpathetic understanding between | ward in increased commerce for her/sressed. While the construction (lights emerge fi f am in fever of clubs for|yisiding to temptation yeu think | ‘2¢ Sound cities and the Nippon stand taken at the time of the | hed eqne on in secret, the test finally sete af] women, oh jet i it te temptation ding to you. | *inadom at the time of the antt lachoo! trouble In San Francisco,|Mishts showed that there were grounds. These ee oe ° ate Japanese demonstrations on the Pa-| The opportune declaration of Se | Places for six men on each side of the machine woually ottestive. Charen ie complaining of the} eiflc coast was the foundation, ix|uttie’s Chamber of Commerce at|the framework beneath the huge lights, An the Corte: poe drouth. Passengers are now welk-| the prediction of Shintara Ohashi, that time prevented a boycott of a8 bago. Mike went over the ma | about Mike’ nly women =— ought to eo crese the ftyn, thus depriving One of the loading business men of Puget sound goods. | wish to say | Chine the day before the start and | congratulations amoke, All the ladies in the im-| him of some “henest graft.” | Inpan, this morning He is en-|te you that the Chamber of Com pmewes his sky-racer with pride plussed, for only fernal regions de. ee |thusiastie over the Alaska-Yukon./tmerce in Seattle Ix considered the |#d satisfaction, Pat was equally | Mike responded to ve Put © man on his honor end it} Pacific exposition, and paid » yisit| conservative head of the industrial /CoPfident. He had never been out. asm 1 can genersily tell @ politician! will surprise him how it tries o)t0 the grounds this morning With Interests of the North Pacific ge by his rival and had no fear A hurrted p i he makes hincelf at home the | ¢ielodge him. Japanese Consul Tanaka, the | coast.” ¢ was even figuring on purchas-|the fact that the nest ee guest of the Chamber of Commerce.| Mr. Obashi will undoubtedly re jing an estate in Ireland and retir- crew were i 7 minute he arrives. The only kick’ he makes is that | make him emoke| 1, cam The reasen some statesmen hate}, Mr. Obasbi fs the executive of-|port well of the Alaska-Yukon-Pa- | !96 jars exclusively. merce abd proprietor of the largest exhibit wilt come wp before the other large corporations. jof-war will be detatted here during “The Japanese are rapidly be the fair period SR on the profits of his contract. die is that oi! ie ce infiam,}ficer of the Tokio Chamber of Com-|cifle exposition. Tbe matter of an | saeesemsctcmmenesseseess are ona ee te Gar at i iiseees gastement "ment menth.| FURS. cca gt being on the directorate off {t in also believed (hat several men —Coata are long. correct —Sable squirrel ts good —Pony remains tn favor. served as gasoline ink is lovely. * Vear old daughter diemas, Springfield, ~~Hudson Bay seal in new. Re ee bucket of milk Mise Dilipickies Discovers That Some People Whe “Put on Agon: . tau - . ae Have Most of the Agony in Their “Breadbaskets.” * BANK CLEARINGS. #|°"in sets, fox and lynx are very| Mexican petroleum 4 BY FRED SCHAEFER. * oulin 5 | smart [constrecting Boa , anal | over mountains #& Clearing today. ..$1,488,72681 |», Pr gg agenda exquie, |" ° se i ’ ' be " j# Balances 331,675.27 ©) i sttle neck pieces composed of | A Gctham hotel ia \* Tacoma. * | fur bands and ruffies are the thing Some day one of # }® Clearings today...§ 781,496.00 ® | just now. jalong and buy @he ® Balances + 110,707.00 & down the bars. ; * Portland. * oe bs ® Clearings today...$ 873,195.00 # ¢ & Balances ........- 93,667.00 *| 4 PRIVATE Sims . * Men and women, be- Teeter ere er ee ree tween 46 and we The Smeariton family has die MUD IS TOO DEEP ON WATER FRONT. Petitions are being cireulated by | persons who are forced fo use the | water front asking that the city) lay plank Walks across the streets along Rafiroad av. The mud and) a all along the front is inches} deep and of great annoyance to} those who must wade through ft) Thousands and thousands of and | are forced to go back and forth | (By United Press.) BUTTE, Mont., Nov. 21 jfrom Red Lodge, Mont. today | state that, despite the heary Streams of water pouring into the! | Workings of the oast side of the! Northwestern Improvement com- pany's coal mine, in which six miners are entombed, and where | Unree lont thetr lives yesterday, the mine openings are belching forth |immense quantities of smoke, giv. | Pe Hing the hillside the appearance of | the wathe Lo tems & voleano, The fire is raging| they are aaturally opposed:to fiercely in the vicinity of slope No.| We sea of mud that exiats there 2, and the water thus far seems *!! during the rainy,season to have had little effect in stay- Lore TURNS nis peo ing the advance. it is feared that unless It Is soon) OVER TO THIS YOUNG MAN. | brought under control the damage bomen | Wil) be enormous. } All efforts at further rescue of) the six entombed foreigner: has | been abandonet, and every effort directed to bringing the fire under control. There ts not one chance, in & hundred that these men have lescaped. The east side mine is the |largest colliery in Montana and af. fords employment to about 1,060 Advices 168 DILLPICKLES, WE HAVE DETERMINED TO TURN OVER A NEW LEAF AND EAT AS BEFITS OUR INCOME.” vi cent. When I was ready Mr. Smear- ton called me in “Mins Dillpickies, a-her he sald, “ naed with my services. Think: ” : mea come to the rescue of the Stone & Webster people when they | Sver it, I laugh, then T ery. Then we wish you to accept aa a token | enh acme < m3 ay Racor ws st gc bh cae ar a " of our esteem this gold watch. We were in trouble, and is now receiving the usual payment of the |t laugh Owe It to you for yeas henke ve | QUESTION FINANCES individual who helps a friend in distress The ctrowmstances was remark-|%8F Offapring. In furnishing him OF MILLIONAIRE , . wit . It's up to the city lighting department to surmount its| able. 1 waa discharged with honor! PIR Domriahment which we, | his { parents, In our tgnorance, denied to 8 Pp . shlic } and special mention for good con (By United Press.) difficulties at once The patience of the public has been tested him well an to ourselves, while| gary FRANCIBCG, Nov. 21—The to the breaking point, and the full legal allowance of ex a ong we were wasting money on external court inquiry. into the financial ne ey Sle | It seems that while me and Mag pty Sgt We have determined | status of Wm. J. Dingeo, the San as been accep | gic, the domestic, was eating our | (?,tU' Over ® new teaf—to eat as| Francisco and Oakland + i" Fee oa ; befits our Income, and to spend | who Ix on the ball bond ) vig feant of sauerkraut and spare! money tn more profitable ¢ atic Mayor Fi Schmits ov is right in not considering the amount of money |ribs, asals by young Mortimer Our first practi will is = 1000, was « nued tod made as determining whether or not a business ts hazardous, as much | Smeariton, we was being watched | without your very capable acdinae ndaday morning, Nov. 2 of the risk depends upon how it ts made by Mr. and Mrs. Smeariton. The but | think you will appreciate our) (Amant District Attornay Dan sight of the help eating while they, position ae yemmeaten at Be ee ‘beak aged. seth er , — ; @ble to subpoena Schinitx’ attorneys The fact that ‘Taft has decided on no cat was starving amid plenty, jolted) | couldn't kick on THAT. It's my}but that he had not been able to fa has di on no cabinet membe to date |them. They woke up. . platform. So | thanked him for the find Dingee, nor hin attorneys It tn) sasha Steeda tay teas y on the part of the King county central |, The next day they surprised us| watch and verbal bouquet, and /tought that they have bean evad sine Som jby ordering TURKEY with OYS-| made my bow ing summona until the millionatre TER stuffing for dinner, with all| But I'm rather proud of my work C8! rearrange his fnanetal affairs , jthe TRIMMINGS you could tmag-|in reforming the Smeariton tamityepe’! We Melt [0 be in bad shape pidieags pel A Mg ye Th 1“ A ailing th neh that rune all through the katser’s |ine. The meal cost $8 if {t cost a (The End.) | Plan Annual Banquet eel ee Med 2 the dacge on of the few | hat mat ¢ an eon eliminated from t partner e rues » a n tet aca eae tgp He was Taft's partn r 2 eM aber e the a art Bx-' secretary when Taft had the war ke @ dog, but you sarich hime ene? have been notified that the | portfolio, and accompanied Taft in vain for a bark tose naval banquet of the organization | Guring the campaign “Wi Tammany « asks Bryan, Without fear of causing A atrantch ding hab Ho ee eee ioc ae the ARE: | Loeb, it te sald, had been offered pay intornationa ations, we i eentees Maine veeds vonce, A man shot ad BPO 15 at T ovlock, at the New the position of manager of a st a u hve no hesitancy in answering somedings in der bushes vich he “ashing Each member has the) Pau) newspaper foie No tot wass a Moone, und voundet 4 | Privilege of bringing a gentleman “ poet vich wass wooing der Muse Siest. The banquet is to cost $5 Capture of whale weighing two ie vs in Ven I vant to know how to spel! er plate.” As the seats are lim-)tons and carrying $17,000 worth There 4 ' r i ols finding out the popu Spiter I always look in Veb-ster's 04 It {6 necessary fo make t &/of whalebone, will reassure corset fation of Mars. Tacoma and Portland will both elaim more directory Hons at once makers for a short time | Der Mole burrows unter grount : Der Mole iss a chackass Mr. Bryar 0 whably have the usual conelihte coe. ae nee > b ial conelihion easier id voult be to burrow .ab RHEUMATI M Dr. Geo. D. Burr that “the deceased came a cate «rount H " " i " " Some Snakes tas full of poison. 1 Reileved in one free treatinent I “ne t ; : hat proof of diss, Von bit me und ||| &t 34 Arcade Amuex, Let us Most any man 4ye Fight OOF tow owed when time of died. * Von bit mo und |] Drove tt. 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