The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 2, 1909, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PUBLISHING co, ge 1307-1809 Seventh Ave, agi EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY. sal Pe «matter | OTHERS MAY HANG AROUND Bniered At the Postottiee at Benita W (Wiener ome’ | BUT JOHN SLATTERY DOES OUT-OF-SIGHT GALLANT RY THINGS, i - FS } Mayor John FP. Miller will return Every day in the street cars we men leap out of thet lin a day or two Seats, and, bowing ¢ nt to women. | That doesn’t exeite Mr, Ordinary a .! a | - 8 Cithten to an vat dex for Fine, but will the same man speak k y to th PHONE | the raine have rained, the sun has central when she gives him the wrong number pene Me, amare Ramee |. one the Seattle Electric company gob ‘ : » wite th t . ¥ At the church, the theatre, on the street, we with u bled up about everything in the efty lantry of our men-—steppi but thin « ouncement will mean P aasisting his companio cloak, taking th mm much to an auburn head youth f the timid woman am ng autos, the ratttin icks | ful person down at the elty ‘hall } The mayoracting will be no f central fa and clanging cars more Beautiful The welght will be Mfted from ‘ those youthful shoulders. No long Same gentlemen be t rant of her er will the auburn head toss In P¥eold her and report the delay to the manager cae Dieatioen Siarued ey Seeriite 4 ‘ serious thoughts of the great trust Out of sight gallantry, the courtesy that is not seen by the | of conducting an enormous city gov World, is the real gallantry, There is plenty of gallantry on ¢is- | erm while his chiet is away The exmayoracting will go back 7, but is there much of it r cover to clicking his Httle typewriter in ie a . Robt. Dwyer of the University of Toronto, an expert in| recording the buzzes of the Mayor : Ronnet dria says that the work of the telephone girl is one} Ang the term. mayoracting ts Het the most terrible occupations known to American working | uted advisedly | One Man Who Does Things. women, He says: “After these girls have served the company " } Of course there ts an Sfour or five years and have got married and left the service,| mayor, towit:; Hiram C but they turn out badly in their domestic relations, They break jall he was ever supposed to do, ac : / . " i to [Cording to the published statements Bown nervously and have nervous children, and it is a loss to|or the mayoracting, was to sign Behe community. I think it is the duty of the state to legislate whatever city papera might come ea | |his way; then there was an acting Fim matters of this kind. It is this sort of thing that is loying | acting mayor in the person of Tom © the foundations of the asylums.” Revelle, but he was so busy with @ little pocket hand giass looking ir s. lerso » 4 rerve specialis is quoted as Dr. Jas. M. Anderson, another nerve specialist, is quoted 45 | a¢ himself in the mayoralty chair that he had time for naught else Saying: “I have treated a number of telephone girls, most for} but the man on the ob, he who Daye troubles, headache and nervous strain. After a service of] gid and does things, yen the mares | three or four years I would expect to find an exhausted woman- | acting Is the boy who was hired to 4 ™ clickety-cliek his little typewriter hood. act as general bouncer for the After hearing these experiences, what man or woman is | mayor * office gat do other odd! there who will not blush at the thought of any mistreatment of | "7s the one be ‘ine Be p bhese slaves of the industrial system? Of course, the telephone aed Wtrtist is at the base of the evil. It employs too few women, at FOURTH fidieulous salaries, considering the hazardous work, and it al the girl to take the abuse of the public when the service is y. » Many people will claim that the testimony of the dox tors} oting d above is an argument for debarring all women from in . But the telephone girl is working because she has to and that knocks that argument flat. As the social system 8 not be changed in a day, it might be well for us to think of for changing the industrial system—devising laws that will force employers to deal fairly with their woman. workers. Exhausted womanhood, after “three or four years,” and for for four dollars per week—bread 1 1 © Patrons of the telephone, until reform comes, can heip the at the other end of the wire by refraining from abuse, and} Mting anger for poor service upon the real cause of the trouble = apaanppasenneninenampetiniatanpenaad ee ey mey—it is unthinka Here it is—the fourth puxale all say this # too oany, it is Uke taking candy from a baby, It ladadlaré to doughnuts that you will say, “There | this,” them you will dash {t off, But wait—t wil! say this much—it is not as easy and as simple as you imagine. For ins - pictures mean something. They are placed tn that position for * purpose, Several pictures, you will at once jump at the conclusion, are so-and-so, Sure, you will, We in Seattie, you are gotng to slip up This puzzle will be a litt stand for, Without this © — — = HUNKY SMITH’S )/ ——ETHICS=— | BY FRANK H. WILLIAMS. | The peculiar ethies of Hunky | Smith, burglar, petty thief and pick: | pocket, were never more clearly! brought before bis partner, Lefty Jones, than on the night in which | wo made off with a consider. able quantity of jewelry from the | Taber manston. | Hunky had been unusually silent all the evening, and efforts made by | Lefty to atouse him as they plodded idown the railroad track, Huanky/ carrying the swag, were without | avail, Finally, Lefty, laughing more | to himself than to Hunky, om} | ctatmed | “Gee, 1 left your card on the sit-| ting room tabie under @ paper) weight. I guess they won't miss ft, | | all right, all right.” | Hunky stopped sbort and glared at Lefty | You didn't go and leave my| COULDN'T -iND GOOBA GOO ON THE MAP. | ADVISED HIM | card thereT” he questioned My} TO APPLY FOR CONSUL TO HERCULANEUM. | professional card with my name on | fe?" BY FRED SCHAEFER. [meet it. He has spent all his mc ney flee. €—AF I had my way about 1t,| Meeting influential friends of h >| “Sure,” assented Lefty in amase- | toa discuss his chances and bis drinks | ment. Premidents would take their seats the ind cigars You"-—— started Hunky, bet} day after election, and distribute the i i broke off the sentence to turn ab-| the day efter that. To wait Dee Thie is Christroas. Our! teptly and race back in the di is too much wear ond tear stockings were very slender. As a| tion of the Taber house. the wives of the elect. I atm | Christmas gift to me Arthur an Lefty, in tremendous astoniah-| ing to with I was the wife of NoUnced the government position he| ment, gased after Hunky for a mo- Instead of the wife of hae wicked. It Is consul to Gooba| ment. and then followed Why | a the elect. It ix only @ tentative selection p a month Arthur has heen writ should Hunky act like that it| » chose it because that wae the) te letters to Taft and only pines lews than 17 others want. | had always been a matter of profes-| Pubber stamp replies, This| We ce idn't find Gooba Goo on the | sonal pride with Hunky to leave “lining up at the ple coun- |p, however. I advised him to a | bis card at every place he made a ‘This ix fearful weather to line | Ply for consul to Herculaneum, be-| successful job. It was a bit of! fn, eapecialiy when you are on | Chus pears came of the ape: bravado, but few people in the! uppers. Anyone less sanguine © “4 sacl nappies. % world knew him as “Hunky Smith,” Arthur would have had cold rthur tried to be cheerful with] (.6 name which appeared on the this time. And I don’t know }@ Joke to the effect that we would * oftice Arthur is to receive, | Mike the plum tree Instead of the! does Arthur. nrivtmas tree. 77.8 It occurs to*me that we can’t put | |that kind of plums in plum pudding Dee, 15.——The interest on the mort- | gage is duc today, but Arthur jasnet | (To be Continued.) a cee eg ae aa Jite—happened through rice b HOUSEKEEPING — i thrown, Iamued a doctes entir prohibiting’ th om. from A g00d workman keeps his tools | C>gerved any wh fm ood repair, Thé same princt-| yory nis ho followed bythe euleee | ple applies to housekeeping, , states. And the| satisfactory work cannot be per i en to Duke | otherwise pod proving of Mie s lig extend its term of nsefulnens,| Seria! decr: we im- y seal f rh " more than a week tiow. If used daily, twice a week! WANN HS POR Gines, fe better. im girl whose manne ? nts Remove the brush and free it of Pigating Knows the value of little | all hair, dust and strings by use| omitting wating rudeness one i of an old coarse comb. Next dust) polite in ¢ | the inside of the box with a cloth.|,, {i¢ anmwers an invitation the day | Hixamine the two little projections | ior wind tater, when something Bt each side which hold the brush, | more. attr > turns remove any hair or string) h would keep the brush from ee ‘Then place a drop of oll | ing, enterte b FOUND HIM UNDER THE foes attention ae a ae ane the rubber rima about | matter (OF forthe ‘sountlane Kieaheee Uantue cane” mre weper are in place, The|by an appreciative word were will replace worn | She de nor think that the tete y i partes Sail eat, ne or waiting meets card, Lefty bad noticed that Hunky op om unease hey hostage (es gett sunatitt neglected to leave his card at the AT WHDDINGS. Bho does het consider tt good man-| Taber residence and consequently often talk about the dunger | ne plegwant with the spec iad left it for him, thinking Hunk’s of row i he at we ings. Occe- | Priend and indifferent to the OtN@r | negligence was dée to an oversight. | rf bridegre ipa a 4 ir of # pa Oe ee ee’ tne teetings| Puazling his brain over the mat I ad the of old people and fferic and full ter, Lefty retraced bis steps until in Germany they pave gong at greet, atten | the big Tabor hom \ med up t fi er. ening Dake Leopold ile } fore bim hen he waited in a scot Antait, notichng fiat in WANT--Hoard and room. oe | shadow until Hunky appeared a Dewan several serioun | p ‘ Led «<r Shine ot them with fatal page 6 ‘ 66: Phere was:m-foblieh.-omile dn THE MAYOR-ACTING is THE _MAN REALLY ON THE JOB | see and know that there was once) mittee will let him, wheth different from the reat. For instange, dn the space under each picture must be written the words the pict anation of each-pleture no pustie will be considered. THIS MUST BE DUNE. Clip the ploture out Under AGENTS FOR h each seene write your explanation. Then address all of your answere—you can send in as many as you Iike-~to the PUZZLE BD- ITOR. Addressed otherwise means much confusion in The Star office, KNAB Now go to it. The contest for the fourth pussle will end Saturday night, March 6, af ¢ o'clock puzzLe EoITor. ‘ 22 23d>d Dd> 33> 3393337 tte. What Baillargeon’s Offer in Hosiery Is the best possible quality at the least p ble cost We've b Oh, the mayoracting is on the job, and if there should ettll be any doubt about th rious mindedr | of this young son, & gh the copies of several letters of in tructions and the iike written to the pol Mhief regarding vulgar jokes on the local stage would make absolutely certain the state that there fs a mayoracting Jever, an Dr, Watson would » story of the vulgar jokes ta tc the story of the feminine re n in the busine porter who theisted upon being omer a wens ? row that the make shocked and the managing editor twenty-n kn ha who didn't know the difference be we carry have n iperior, and that our p tween rains and reine And Mayor Miller Ix coming back; by the single pair are proportionately lower ho more mayor-acting | othe by the box To think that sach a bright youth! gundey whee |">- than others ask | he box must soon drop back Into the old! wa Aad ating rut, must soon confine himself to) ‘> fort At 2% P Nae 1's Cotton Hosier n an ex i" " € Ve . oy 1 air ens on na making little hen tracks in a stonog| 008" 4h" sstebeg eiatinn nd ; A fuivalent to 35c grades rapher's note book and to playing dou anothor man's tune on typewriter| 4 . black, or black with e feet, both styles having ble sole, heel and toe At 2 thread is king in his own houne keys | German Oh no, there te still one weighty! matter he will still have to think| ba. stress ___..| deep thoughts about and ponder |‘ iid, and Incidentally kicking a few over, He ts the ono who will final-| Journal Ab dents in the ean, that posterity may|!¥ decide, If the rest of the com ee a-mayor-acting |ships or railronde shall adorn this) if you don't believe tt, ask Hi) new efty seal, for which the whole} Qi, or have a Httle talk with Po-| city and all its citizens are waiting | Mee Chief Ward or maybe converse | 4##p*. with City Detective Lee Barbee And his » Oh, it's Slattery Aud to make absolutely sure, drop| John Slattery, who is on the ctty into the mayor's office and, when | payroll as private secretary to the no one is looking, take a squint Into) mayor. j And the letter copy book and see all! Those who love him call him) Twe officers appeared before the orders and almost offi-| “Slate” and because of his devotion one gt eee ye we a cial documents dispatched from/to hia duty and to hin friends,/as one had wrievounly ineulted the! the office of the city's chief exeew from Mayor Miller to the least of « A tive during the past 10 days; then,| men, there In a host who love him|, “Certainly, my friends” said the Well then, Just read the files of the and are glad to see him making ne eee dally papers for the past week, see « real job out of a nominal posh how near an overly pugnactous city tion, and being just a bit extraordl Ab jective came to being thrown | nary where au ordinary man would | Croved to be the public # ot nd out into the cold and cruel world, be only ordinary. 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I found him under the table the railroad chewing and fussing over my card,| 50c Hair Brushes for ............. 50c “Well?” exclaimed Lefty querug] that musta blown off,” he added Se Di ’s Hair B eae SOc bottles Herpicide .....eeese+.0+. 3G lously. “Well?” What's this kid to you, any-|85¢ Dupont’s Hair Brushes........+...50¢ 85c Potter's Hair Stain ......., 6o¢ Hunky turned and gazed vacanti{ how?” fatrly yolled Lefty, in the| $1 Dupont’s Hair Brushes for .........79¢ 75c Swedish H > epee ly at Lefty for a moment. The atony of losing the results of thelr | ¢> 1) H Bi oe er h Hair Renewer ......... 5Se he extended his right hand and] night's work. “Who's the woman|>- Dupont Hair Brushes for +» $1.58 Mansfield’s Tar and I Day showed a small wad of paper, whiclf] anyhow?” | 15c Tooth Brushes for .... .. De for ee had evidently been considerabl Hunky turned and looked at Lefty | >< 1” " nny Seb nahin saa el oF deck cathe ta Telieus ay guiekians bb thomah be Ned’ duet discovered! 29° Dupont Tooth Brushes for . .16¢ 20c Dr. Stuart's Skin Soap .... od The kid did that,” declared his partner after a return from a|35c Dupont Sanitary Tooth Brush Se Violet Wit 1S Hunky, pride in his voice. “He'd long trip. ! y j -- aT¢ Col at vi so eee Soap .. ++ DE found my card and chewed it Ik Why,” he said calmly, yet with olgate’s Almond Cream Soap jade that. I didn't know she had an intonation of surprise. “Don’t Lather Brushes 10¢ Vernon Glycerine So: ; ss kid,” he added softly you know? She's my sister!" 25e Lather Brushes for .. 150: Lvon's 1 Soap s2.....0. Ae Well, I'll be " exph - Paes eto war atkty So ey Se Lyon's ‘Taloum for Be Lefty. “What did you do with th yiinew, Mow He Welt Htmmett. Je rere Lather Brushes 20c Bathasweet for 15¢ atuf? www ite"on the parrot] oc. Badge pe te “ee reweee teeeee Oh, 1 loft 1," answered Hunks "“ituh—--No wonder, with « big Dit ey pete | her Brushes .. 85¢ =. 20c Ingram’s Zodenta ‘Tooth Paste 1l¢ carelessly. “I didn't mind robbing like that stuck in front of his face.” | $L maiparen Lather Brush .........75@ | 45¢ her-—-she's got a rich man and cai] Horton Transcript Roger & Gallet’s Tooth Paste for 2 get more, but when it comen to tak:| WaNnT—A position, any kind. $ Perfumes and Toilet Waters 20c Soaodont Tooth Paste’... 14¢ ing stuff from her poor, helpless lit-| page 6 ° 20c Thymol Tooth Paste f for} | te iid, that may need the stuff bad.) ~|45¢ Colgate’s White Rose, per oz. ....25¢ 4 venpnadieo hy ++ Ml ly somo day, I can't do it, that's al 40c Lundborg’s Violet for ...........22¢ i i bainate pon ania seen ony 75c Lorraine's Imported Perfumes, White vee Manicuring Supplies how? Rose, Jockey Club, Peau de Lis, Lilac, for, 25¢ Rosalie for...) eecsevccensca» L4@ I'd take stuff from her and her ser OF a ik We Ongaline for ...., 28¢ man, ail right,” wonts on Hunky 45: Floralita Violet Wate . creat Shapedenase si with @ faraway air, “but I wouldn't ; c a " a , te Weter PT err 20c Nail Files for .. eeoks ee let her know that it was me that Se Floralita Violet Water ..........42¢ 35c Damascus Nail Files for ........ 27¢ took her stuff, and when It comes bad robbing ber ‘kid, that’s too much PALACE. MARKET LACE MARA 3 Bartell Drug ae Carries a complete no of th Best! All over the world—the world is No.1—0ld Store No. 2—Main Store No. 3—New Store } ing strictly fresh | targem-in Seattle world can't be so , o best the market affords . 506 Second Avenue Cor. Fi i“ right large. Remember the number, 1113, Near Yesler Way 610 Second Av. prt age +, Aa g