The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 6, 1909, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PUBLISHING CO, 1307-1909 Seventh Ave. EVIRY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY, Rotered a eere- the Pestothes at Seattle Wash 4e second-class matter JUSTICE ON ICE Suppose had been it a man charged with burglary jury and found guilty and employes. Then he borrowed money on that bank stoc and bought a controlling interest in another bank 13 of them. money depositors had put in these banks to finance his ow schemes and to play the stock market. in the federal penitentiary. Now he has appealed his case. The higher court has nc jail to sleep. back to jail at night. a man of Morse's talent idle!” talents when Morse’s lawyers told that he had paid off over million dollars of debt since his arrest. before his case is finally tried. game. And this is justice. Morse to be loosed to exercise his “talents” at the rate of from? Does he earn it? work? Does he create wealth? banks? And this is justice. prosecuted and hanged three men on circumstantial evidence degree verdict. doubt of his guilt.” And they say he is a “good lawye PUZZLE GUESSIN ne, Re LOE EES RARE My answer to the fourth puzzle is ....... ene CEE LTINT rahe Suppose he had had expert lawyers and And so on, until for the price of half a bank he controlled And then he used his power to take some $16,692,283 of the The banks broke. The United States government got after Morse and he was tried, found guilty and sentenced to 16 years had time to hear the appeal, so they have ordered that Morse|be und be allowed to go free each day, all day, and just come back to The judges don't trust Morse entirely, for a United States deputy marshal, whose salary is paid by you, gentle reader, stays|in« with him all day. A big automobile comes to the Tombs prison teacher in the morning and takes Morse to his office and brings him| The sa And the court said it did this “because it was unfair to keep The court may have been moved to this respect for Morse’s They said that if he could be allowed to attend to business he would be all paid out banks he is paying. It is his score in the Wall st, gambling|{ » million deilars a month or so. And where does the money come the Ei Does he Or have these judges simply loosed him that he may corner ci some other necessity of life, or grab the deposits of a few more To a reporter the other day, an Ohio lawyer said: “I have! # and the first case | defended I got my man off with a second He had killed his children, and there was no | | THE CUB REPOR . city’s BY BARNEY DODDS. ry] } Captain Mike Halla het | flotent Kk | OF matter, aut ie find that the w badly, To silee off draws out a ques We ask why #300 if all the THE VERY BEST OF THE | heed & bigger beg, bu’ or ter of sober reflection to eetimates were a the state will face « heay RS OR Se a en THE STAR-.SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 19) TER TELLS OF BEST wern tv the the oe? It lee mat rn that.| you wed, the university ha But shall the state cut o! state ti In return njte spite tte face? In the final al-| inundation of life, it asks te be al \ is unwise, I think, (6) lowed to live «ive i that one and make polit-| chance & cheap pratt 1 4 it uanec- * if nécebbary thout one com- loare that, the cut | etter still, our university adver teem the Northwe it al 100,000 ready te attracting wide qttention. | Tt le a matter of et tee that ot the Bh per cent of it ff the unl from high schoolx derstood and fully weat the tnet . | thelr anty | i for $768 for the | wards «J re It te dtvide ote | tie jn Washing divided aa fot- | Cividends (1) $295,552 for salary of faculty. | Metter still, the W. U. ‘The faculty now numbers 113. Dur-| the year the Increase been | Nurth weet 4 Der cent 649 students. Mare | p on sare needed, and it te de-| ¥ o increase the foree ty #1. | w! ea ¥ jary budget of the W. U. ie} Corne: im this part the now lewer than any ot Inetitu- | country. We will t e semething tien of ite sise and kind in the | better state university that an- oes Ee awere the need and file the want @) for salaries of om-| gap antversity can be made just ployes (registrar, librarian, stenom-| per iis the nick of time. It ta ore, em janitors. etc) the hour of opportunity ready alee ine now bylidt the need sxoeg™. it Paid-out? Yes, but it is not the depositors in the busted| seh 2ay, 9 p upon "aetaal past fow years. It ls normal to a8 srbitrary. cy (S) es M1 {4F maintenance of | university =. grounds (summer school, museum | promise mae, Makt the eatent expense ot this claim. A university deman: ture to make It sere andinavian and are needed badly ie, only inerease in thie amount is! te is becom tly for more janitors to care be guulpped went yea (a) sth tor in greater current expenses and the books that are for ie ie necesmary and impe ¥ We cam al) see the reasonablences w m & center of culture land progress for our state. The age. which must) time will come when our youth will study here, and the youth from the epartmental! cast will desire to do likewise. It books, ste! may take years to build the tradt- forestry d6-/ tions, ete, but @ cut in Ite appronri- eam |b ation now fe not the step toward wo yea o this greatness. @ pride to the WoW. Ite on the state should never be ‘telephone tat lunreasonable. of extravagant. It Muth wan banei| surely Is not Row. On the other hand, {t should never be subjected aes during { worse ¢ why not oneral norrow a litte tre, rather Ue, HUG Ae GREY CLODeLER Se | repre the univeesity, wow buildings and make over| This te « big year for our others which will be given to the| The exposition means muoh the university after the exposition.| W. U. It should smite the univer from this eo courses you tte to aia js some expend be. days of our fathers, they bullt thelr inj school houses and lived tn abacks. o of| When this question comes before Japanese. Hoth | us as it dors naw, let us be as wise Also to purchase and as farsighted. ial amount, MR. SKYGACK, FROM MARS He Visite the Earth as a Special Correspondent and Makes Wireless Observations in His Notebook. ™ MOOSEVELT WEVER DID worn oF THE SORT — iF wer THE DUR DEN'CRATS, ward waar! ie Perret ee eet eee ee eee eee ee or lone ening to or rays in the ® eg ; hs ge 49 rece gpaee: For clothes he makes his skin dof earlier days when their use & joes, whi fietor Murdock and ve mange! physician has the protection vowed ht te og) emiendar Tuesday” sounds jresentatives, 1 beg leave to remit of spectach with lead alloy tavorggey@ell; but you will understand what - . S ur them of this little rhyme: in the lens, and gloves and it amounts to when I tell you . faee masks of rubber with a | = .¢ (mean cADy omalCannon said to one as gentle Bome people believe in the hoo lead preparation w| ret, up at night.—Clevel@@l an: “Of course,” said Uncle Joe, doo, * ae it ia understood that the commit-| Some = as the beasts in the zoo Beotty Whoo much are FF) ton, t be more careful in future! jo; 2 oe at at : RENE. Mee boxes for these | not to load up the calendar with bad| But why criticise in Drenp—tig- wns, dla pelican or usoless bills. No doubt in their eyes mamber t at the deat rule is to be Hootty Whoo much for one? In other words the bill, in future,| We are foolish to do as we do do! «in at the bottom and work up. whor--One penn , i the " The Ditchdiguer Shure, that'd] entry Then Cril tak tha het | dies in committee instead of on the It Is difficult for all members of ever do tn my pertenste hips Aliy Sloper € pdar congress to understand or appre eee ee cecrmemnee-sgemmree—ememecmmnss | Which, after all, is the place most;ciate how they managed to get FROM TH really MIKE POWERS, THE-BALLARD “CHIEF,’’ HAS A LONG MEMORY | Janie for td ina th in tity are lotect! most dtatin th r fon the of limbs as a result of @ M. Dixon of Missoula, Mont, United Choo! Choo!” went the engine, States senator, | may have to put) And Willie went to—congress.’ ati ie back on again, 1 don't wader But that was pot the same little take to keep it off indefinitely. But) wie of whom it ts sald: A “Flash” From Washington. jfor the present I stand uncovered. |. «1 ittie Witte from tho mirror | Dixon is « peach. He isa bird. He| jity0a the mercury all off is all right. He has poise, and dtc ; * E MEMOI OFFICE-SEEKER’S WIFE yumer table first racy ul a we burn must he’ be bestow feet.” ye RS OF AN i “THEN | RUSHED TO THE Mitt: ty OFFICE ANO WROTE AN ANS WER.” BY FRED SCHAEFER. March 3-Tomorrow after the same thing he wan after. | Hite und up - the day legislation has been dying. So there t ton, and eloquence. his feet. He is ready with bin gray) N Next day at the funeral matter, Both lobes of his brain are Willie's mamma said to Mra alive. But the Important thing ts Brown that he is on the right side. helping to make this fight for the pe tion LaFoliette and Borah and the rest. man of Dixc jut wee itt stay on the popular side! make a national reputation. it would not take long to do it,| the press, and the forty.second ts igs peas |be reduced. This is what we guens- ed ought to be done before congress If you want to read something funny, get the Congrossional Rec-|8Ppolnted the committee to putiit ord and look up Heyburn’s remarks jon the forestry and on the postal) savings bank bills. that they are intended to be funny.! |‘The humor ts unconscious. Heyburn staff of the senate, and it ix the de- light of the more nimble-witted to | bait him. him roar fills such a Piles with malicious mirth |wuppose the railroad and banking! interests of Idaho are satisfied service to them is marked by zeal if] #et 4 Coal or wood range free. *** not by wisdom - | was invited, with other me 1 the house of representatives, to eat! the food of the lumber lobby at the| — pe FATHER HOLS TOO = plenty of money for his defense, Suppose he had appealed his | pis may “ee | st he | BeTCHER, » the same . arrested more real riminals, not But you are an able fellow, so until I can decide whether judge | the senten write the petty thieves, and has secured > . . "4 providing the elty editer te wittt more mvioct any other one and jury erred in declaring you to be a burglar, I'll let you run|” And as for memory, why, the eap pete Ny pitas Jtain can remember the exact The re ain ancel at lar ber of tt the judg be v his « when o ortr Suppose a man was accused of bigamy, and in spite of the aphioe Walon, eat tae Ayo ad, tinal wa by the au défense of the et lewal tale ad} convictec d the}ceny, 25 years azo, Aa an examp! ) bin a frien defen . t hig gst legal talent, had en V 1, and joeny, 2 Toate amo. “oe CAPT, MIKK POWERE. hi in tond- | « ly fanbt nt a charg judge said You are a smart man, and rather than keep 80] trusty was wanted Ratlard | — ee n hod net any of smart a chap in jail, you may go free until we can review your|*ation, the captain a ree eee ene Melting ep Saat old Ik took nome tail hustling to] case.” yuest kn wn to J Ho tt nk th ! ade nly » . you 4 Friend of Cub Reperter | Suppose one of these “sm fellows commits a new|/he thought a good man picked Ob, t sapned © muy aver de wat|, TO: ' r inen, Mik Powers] Hey, you!” yelled Ram, “C: da chair last night,” he answered, | guardian angel. To the cub on burglary, and perhaps kills a householder in doing it, while the} ver here and let your new boss what atthe o ere ne Te Jookout for ® story, the advice other, exercising his peculiar talents, ruins one more woman's)" over Giniichskiess hab gg) ica gD erg PN 7 r Afters faltering request ike Spots Him, pecause I did me bit, « | life anit did. It ain't’no (DY the “new one,” the captain will Unnoticed by anyone save “our ao hale yt perhaps, remark Where would lie the blame? Joaptain,” the man addressed had | Frew en Dioke |” Bay, how about a story of Bal-| ¢ pulled his hat way over his eyes and Sree rae TOU | san oe 4 city of fingerles / Would that be justice? turned his coat collar up immediate- [OC GRt. An’ T Just plunked him, and |i, to that cigar o : . othe Used "I waan't going to take him at first, | 08° a Cue, orners | sgiatrate ade her A jury found him guilty of plundering bank depositors./4 clove a rutiny when the man | gue ph eg Bee Badan |two, and some will even be minus] that hard words p. i between you “4 Tas ty ri ware fall of their claws.” and ye ner on That isn’t the legal name for it, but that’s what it amounted to. let's have @ look at a Man of Him |The next day the cub will bring | your ee threw the die b started tite te et » cut our blurted the captain or dangerous criminal, |in a story a outlined by the captai, | Honary at Morse started life in Bath, Me, in the ice business. He cut/%Ono, Pets, when aid you finish your | who was not recognized by any of |and orery ona, from the editor to the 1 hE, com “My ger smokes such good cigars dat me mother has tar wear eae ta a the force except Powers, was sent | office boy, will congratulate him on orig y clothe . ice in Bath and sold it in New York : : Mo, aw, whatcher givin’ us, I/to Ballard as trusty, tnstead of tthe subject, senor A her Jost YER” Sudder’ we " sethes tue athe 7 . ; | ! Huh, ydder w such good clothes me father has ter Then he consolidated the ice barges and fields of New Eng-|never nad‘ no bit,” came back’ in| shoveling dirt on the chain gang. And as for story telling, the omp-| feplied * HigMbt year's cigar ashes. : . sullen tones. Dis tx de furst time ow that same man ie @ steady | tain can gain an audion: ot any The suffering - > land and raised prices. dor. over wed me, honest to G worker in one of Hall time wh tec od ne th | nr me a a ; ~ | And thea rambled on into more |The captain has many fr Y him. He's made complained — e d raised prices ; eee a Then he formed the ice trust in New York and raised price teatations of, innocence. 4 word to one when Peta's tl of the stuff that's in our diplomats ou are not | some more. ay, Pete,” remarked the captain | expired secured a Job that nade him/has the heart of a philanthropiat ee neh an vee ae {itter, the man had finished, “have |a better man the stomach of an epicurean, ‘and the wounestul ¢.ice trust levied tribute upon the fevers of the tenement] you forgotten the time I caught you| Instances of where Powers has|the brain of a railroal magnate of his” Waae| babies in New York. It cut down the size of the 5-cent pieces | == esas a . =| or day that the young | of ice that the poorest people bought. RRR me or on ih bad some of the tage Bo! aa si | Bot at Christma And the pennies and nickels flowed into a river of dollars, | GA R VIN 7s CORNER LEAD STOPS DEATH FROM #| i on | BY RATH millions of dollars, DEAOLY X-RAY. | _"tepe by © Mterary pote come-| ~ ‘ 2 " > Ma where,” saye the man with the die God still froze the ice in New England; the boats continued BY THE REVEREND JOSEPH L. GARVIN LONDON, Bngland, Mar, 1. & sreges syebrows, “has ene of the = — _ . ’ : “ Indiana schoo! of noveilets gets his GIB OLE ELE D DDE PLL PPO to bring it to New York as cheaply, but Morse, through a grab} PASTOR OF FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH lead has been found a safe. ©) ct ideas while whaviog | . r : 7 ; | guard against the X-ray, and & that so? says the man with) Washington, D.C, March 6, 1909. )tives in reference to the tariff sched 2 " ‘ | is y of ice docks in New York harbor, killed off competition and weit Wendin vieuatoree load preparations now being w) the violet | vert “Most of them | Wear Ded Speaker Cannon is| ule. 1 do not undertake to speak for : ‘ 4 f = } must wear full beards adee. / sa toe, Po. agg lap formed his trust, charging for the ice what price he would. | rl worked out will make Xray es |certam@ly an old fox. That a/the house tonight, though I shall ; . sprepriations, operations absolutely safe for * jevat trick he pulled off when he| make a feeble effort, ike the heath He was not earning money, he was taking it from the ron meh life of this the operator, sclentia! bo # conaied “Calendar Tuesday” to the| en Hindu, to do the best I ‘kin du? Prat ee , : coun 4 Their value & Hove. je insurgents, But it was only | For it is said of the Hindu sweltering millions of people in Greater New York. ties? Igo B * how € or A porarer mc. snmenny Many an inventor and phy. # 4 Wick. Its purpose was to break)” “The poor benighted Hindu, Then he bought stock in a bank, Bought enough so that he} siclan in this country and & & |fheeback of the insurrection, by &| He does the best he kin do; was IT in that bank. He could hire and discharge its officers America haa suffered death jpartbase of sume the leading in-| He sticks to caste Townsend and that bunch! Prom first to fast; ¢, which | little rhyme ‘Little Willie stood on the railroad track Listening for the bell, reminds me of that mu are The sly old fox! I want to take off my hat to Jos. | Thinking in his childish glee it would cure the whooping cough. He te ready on He itt was a cold day for Wille When the mercury weat down.”""* The rest of Mr. Mann's speech | Was less entertaining but equally an opportunity for a; Poncommittal. ® ability, if he could} Juet to stay right; to| The forty-first volume of the re He would port on Mann's wood pulp and pa- And| per hearings has just come from e's end of the senate insurreo. He is beiping Cummins and My, what a conclusion that the tariff ongnt to jinto the form of 42 volumes. | Sincerely, I don't mean) coming to be regarded as the Pal-/ madam,” replied the To see him puff and hear Fulton and Bat 1 Hia| Bay a Champion Gas Range and WANT—To buy a horse. See page -—-; Mann of Chicago) 6. at of! The Hon. Jim HOW DO YOU MAKE PASTE? Teena iene 2 ace ermemere: terre ee re ei Willard. He was called upon for a| We not only save you money ENTERED MOUSE CONTAINING GREAT VA~1 | Oriekirn while Arthur Is moking of. | Must. stick round speech, and being unwilling to de-|on wall paper, ete, but we give i RIETY OF TROPH/ES AND MEMENTOS fice. | monthe clare for the duty on lumber de-|every customer # booklet contain ' ane IAW COMPANY OF MALE 61.0, 2 j 1 did borrow me from sired by his hosts, and not wishing|jing valuable receipts and sugges A LARTH-BRINGS GATHERED ABOUT 4. March Inauguration day, |Ple--enough to send this t to offend them by declaring in favor | tions on interior decorating. Ask be HEAT-OOZER ARCE | Awaited fously for word from| “How far are you from the of free lumber, he said |for it. It is free to customers, 3. es ORTH BEINGS WERE | | Arthur said he would send me| Petomac river JESSIE. It is a bold man who attempts to| Federal Paint & W aper Coy | AFFECTED OY NEAT, CAUSING THEM @ “flash” from Washington aa to his} { received this reply | a4 wk oe. TO ASIUME QUARRELIOME ATTITUDES AND INDULGE IN AXC/TED MODE Vt OF TALK D#L/VERY. jat success, March March 6 was brief, Taft te talk every 1 fear foul play. . 8 the Inauguration eee “About three blocks and, a No word from Arthur, half. Why Legh | ‘Then I rushed to the telegraph of- . I flee and wrote this answer A letter from Arthur, it! “Take a running start and | He said he hadn't seen| jump int JESSIE to, but had seen ne Put | did not send it. What would dy else in the United Btates| YOU do? ney were The End. and th | / / / { THE CLEVER HORSE A man owns a horse who is 90 The fourth puzzle iv as easy as the|roll of honor will be printe ele hat she has learned to do first or second, but hundreds are| Tuesday the fifth and leat p | Wiis tae s, ontne earn come | falling down on the correct answer.| thin serte will be printed. | times make a great fuss over in the It iw #0 easy that you are all being|are « fe spe: | re-weed the garden, ‘That fooled. Many of the answers are| Hobo . the cirew seoins A very strange thing for a 904 ones, but away off. W the | lation mas juestion [horse to do, doesn’t it? But let. me answer ix printed next Tuesday,| Klla—Bure, the right j tell y how it all bappened. many will go out on the rear porch | track : This horse is called Beas, and and gently kick themselves, Abra-| Mra, ¢ at when she was Just @ young colt she| ham Lincoln said something about| Mra. T. KL again. 1] sprained her ik badly fooling the people some of the t is too eaay | and racing int | ete, and it seems that this puzzle W. 0. W.—Several of your pic Hi kept. Th r has started the 10,000 puzzle guess-| tures are correct ed to hav * near the how ers of The Star off on the wrong| Otto W.—-Don't let anything mia-! she got woll, #0 he put her in the track, Hundreds began ali right, lead you. garden, but oh, what an ending! Rainier Heights —Two plotures| “ Now, this garden wae full of a “ngewe _ contest clones to~|wrong. Yeu, { admit the puzzle in\™ mae aCe - — Een called ‘coos, grass, which grew t 6 o'clock. an eaay one for those who are gov so fant and thick that it kept the STs Sule Guewars te toy that tiene }oneanete 1" (hom Who aro good HAT RULES. vy ERS, ind Me Wanted. . [Alco plants and bushes from growing Monday tha correct anewer and th LE EpIton, |,,20n't wear a big hat with a email] gaia ‘Warlig Picture taken today,” | property, the man who] nine 0 TM sag } I, did you 1d atill, #0 that Owned Bess wan pulling up this weed and the turr it _miaht he a d one?’ while Bi king on,.and he . fro up n | wang fei4Walite: aid not toaoh & wanted more like th e-¢ " | wom ago} wently rin = th Don't wear with # long face a hat| pictures, you know!” us ata Lilt Gal ahe doosn’t have to stay in the gar- | ates 10 be ¢ plain | graveyard na flower warden, i. ep ag ee the forehead |. WANT—Good attorney. Bee page | th, ¥eed# with har mouth almost as}den all the time, but when she has | ‘i me war w wil figure and ‘: J fast an her master, nothing else to do her maater often | “oe ai over| Buy # Champion Gas Rango » [Brigit Fea, countenance big, |® Now Boas’ foot is woll, and sho| pute her in the garden, where sh Mincle Joe. "The! Ket & coal or wood range free. 74° | Kf9n yt weathare Howe kndEoutc | Molp wanted tmale’Paee has grown Into @ fine big animal,| goes around and pulls out the weeds J setiinsh ates D wanted male, Page 6, She Is uxed as a riding horse, and] just ax whe did when sho was a colt, | °° o® answer for the house of representa-! The Best Dressed Men in Town This Sp: Be Wearing Clothes with the “Bradbury System” Label —“the best Men’s Clothes made yet”— Best in Style, Best in Fit, Best in Quality ing Will Don't take the above for granted because we say tt—come In your and let the clothes convince you. Th is no Gteappointment in store if you purchase a “Brad- bury System” Suit—but many months of highly satisfactory wear to confirm your good Judgment Bradbury System Suits range from $18.00 to $42.60. Liberal Credit is at your disposal—you a little down and a little an account your Spring Suit Store Open Till 10 p. m. Saturday Eastern Outfitting Co. (Incorporated) 1332-34 Second Av. 209 Union St. ‘Seattle's Reliable Credit House’’ are welcome to open ata time) for (pay