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

THE SEATTLE STAR |MEN PAY THE TOLL JN HUMAN | STAR DUST BY STAR PUBLISHING CO. 1907-1908 Seventh Ave, ue EVIRY AFTERNOON &XCEPT SUNDAY, Entered at (he Pontaffion at Seattle Washington, as ereond.clase matter eee cease Fe OORT | PROGRESS ON THE PART OF LO) | The Singer building got fifteen, . When it comes to curing barbarians of their avagery by {the Flattvon twelve, the Railway Ely . . st Exchange, of Chicago, ten; thy ‘ ; shining example and object sons that touch the bestial mo, ten hie & E : . Het of the coat In human lives of n Extra pecial in Laster O81 heart, it takes us gentle, white Christians to do a nice jc * y ; thene monster steel bulldings could 5e a Pair Down in Oklahoma the authorities have just strung up 4), compiled that would be startling b young Indian by the neck until he betrayed his father, one|in the extreme. | At BB¢@ a pair, or three pairs for a dol Crary Suake, who is wanted for murder and other deviltry of | Of late years not one of thone we're offering all the broken lines of Mar, ais matimoth webs of ateel has been ”e4 , - * OF OUF Toga. high degree constructed without the taking of lar 0c and 30 oa Hosiery—-qualit, The history of this Indian boy of 22 is already interesting. |@t least one life, and in a great cotthat play had ery naturat that can’t be surpassed a ene tii (Valities many thetances the de . ayehe i His early life was spent among the remnants of the dying tribe |[nohea a dosen cytarpe A ph Bar Prame of a one There are plain | fancy isles, Jace lihes . } v € 4 eI of Creek Indians. He had little to eat, littl to wear, and little part of ft all iw that the danger avone ey f * peeots wee 8 listes with lace bo " New in the care! Ae and a bi n . to sleep under, but he was contented, because it is a fact, at- 19" "Rae san he ela “narehy pAutevilie Vourig -reurnal Tans Green Purples Rose Modéy tested by the very best philosophers, that contentment, and) ts one's own lack of care respon , ie amusing only to the Browns Grays Lavender Reds Ete, “ ve ‘and they mre not vets . j hence happiness, in this life, depends targely on what you want, | MMe for Injury: oe te ae Cnicag ‘Mecord- Herald " al ’ : 0 catch the . But some welkmeaning people came along and observed |white hot ‘rivet as it was thrown | ,_Brenson—-What kind of coal do Best-Hold Barrettes, Special at 25¢ that this happy, contented young buck, wasn't getting educa-} rom the furnace, or dropped a | Weedeon—-Pea coal, You know wrench | ail vegetarians — Brooklyn an Ic tion, polish, culture, and was apt to go through his whole life) in happy ignorance of reading functions and the benevolence and mercifulness of the white There man’s Gad. So they they taught him days, made him study nights, and Sundays prayed o¥er him, So that he might become pure, just and sent him to an eastern college , writing and arithmetic merciful, like his white brothers And when he returns to his birthplace, full lhings, they bang him up by the neck tintil he the life of his own father! You will readily observe that the full of remarkable chances to le Possibly you may observe similation, or whatever missior dian wards, is making progress idea that the only good Indian ing that, after properly educating him, he can be made of great public use as long as he in bis autobiog of credit Senator raphy, gives three lines Jones, for his success to his wife. which |/anger contract a chain gang of- leaves about a half a column to be accounted for One of the perplexing problems Of this Ife is the disposition made by the police of ali these excellent @eacriptions of highwaymen fur, nished them dally, i They have Marathon races fn New York and afrest Salome @mncers in Roston and yet Eastern ors get angry whea told they are got uptodate. The head of the hosiery trust gaye the consumer will never feet the increased duty, or in other Words it will be « sort of paiuless! extraction i | The Georgia state privon com @lesion hes decided that no wom am shall be placed on the chain | @ang, so the South still leads in obivalry. While the council ts busy look- ——_—_—= SEI = HAIR OIL HARRY MORALIZES can stand swears away »y’s history is brief but arn thing that reclamation, elevation, as ries call it, of our beloved In and is a dead Indian discover choking ling after public safety, it might make the offer of a Kiaw & Er fense Mr motors. Robert L. Munson sella What could be more un eh than his desire to keep the from engaging in this lucrative business? se) city nou Boys under 21 are to be barred out of pool rooms by law on the lamentably futile theory that (hone over 71 have sense enough to stay out. Despite impending events in Mis hour this aft no tate were sourt, up to @ erneon there signals of distress flying from 14 Broadway. | The chief trouble with our prow perity to date appears to be the persistent arising of unforeseen cir cumstancea. The increased duty on stockings fs going to fall heaviest upon the person who wielts the darsing eodie OVER HIS FRIEND HARRIMAN Oh, Yes, He and Ed Used to Play Marbles Together—That's Where the Wiz. Get Hig Start. BY FREDO SCHAEFER. “I see where this Harriman per ‘son bad to slow down—ductor's or- ders,” remarked the Prescription Clerk, swiping a maraschino cherry from the wide mouthed bettie at the soda counter “Who? My old friend Ed. the Ratiroad Wiz?" said the soft drink Gispenser. “Weil, | feared it would come to that. Many's the time I told Ed he'd have to take 4 double wrap on himself. Heigh-ho!” “I guess you and ©. H. used to play marbles together in the old @ays, what?” sniffed the P. C. “Ub-heb,” continued Hair Off Harry. in the same strain of per sifiage. “That's why | haven't any marbles. Ob, it used to make the cold chills run up my spine to see Rédic’s lamps glint through his spectactes as he drew a Bead on my eight-timers and crocks. I'd stand like hypnotized as he'd knock ‘em out of the ring—spat!—and then gather ‘om up to trade off for a toy train and a vest pocket lightning calculator “Ed rose rapid after that, like a bajloon that had forgot the baliaat.” went on Harry, straightening the straws in the vase. “| think the tin care were the beginning. After that he perleyed his bets, and now he owns all the systems except the solar system. That reminds me the Milky Way must ron nothing bot milk trains, Yes, Ed was dif ‘om us other boys. Where Dear Mr. Do you Voter: it food? fast table. Gaffes will come in for a 4-cents-to-the-pound tax will add a whole lot more than 4 cents to the retail price of coffee.) Tea will be taxed 8 cents a pound. There is a new duty on milk— in emse you live near the Canadian border and buy from dairy men across the line, But thi you will be paying ta the Payne bill. tablecloth. trust. (The Payne bill hy which does th business. And wa have not mentioned th cost of the lumber in your house if you are paying rent. Do you like this bill to increase the cost of living? crowded through by your congressmen, and by the trusts and cor porations who own them. Will you please send them a postal card and tell them what you uf think about it? Very truly yours, »* April 6, 1909, A CONFIDENTIAL LETTER Vf #0, youare interested in thie now tariff tax The Payne bill puts a tax—a new, additional tax—on your break to the sugar trust. mouth, it will be on a napkin that costs more than it would before Your plate is sitting on » taxed (this is a new one) Your wife's tea table is spread with newly taxed doil All table linen and drawn work goes up about 30 per cent. supper time, and you light the lamp, it will be a trib: what we carried water to the elephant he carried it to Wall st. where there was @ better market for aqua pura, there being @ drowth in that section just before Ed drove ap with his sprinkling cart. Now he controls more railroads than he cares to own up to, and has the whole outfit quiv ering lest he leave them orphaned, and no one to tell them what rela tion they are to each ot Hum, and what became of the Lightning Caleulator?” asked the Preseription Clerk “Oh, he's worn that to @ frazzle like himself,” said Harry, turning to dish ap a maple dip for a fair damsel who had jost lunched on mustard sardines (And that tly aimed at Boston. When you paying taxes, if the ten your tea and coffee When you wipe your Wit i to the oil called @ countervailing duty, subject of clothing, or the added if you own @ house~or the rent, It is being EDITOR DAILY STAR social vf these good We are abandoning the old | | brefite now woo from the MAINE) ied aa - Gre fretting beckuse no Mehting | Sisease Be uptodate. Be Rive Wagon Patrons. Secu Api . efi |echeme has been invented that will wenn ron for s goser : series May datiugs NOW. Compressed Ar and Vacuum | ‘ . | make champtonahip ball practicable | Weery. 9" he fol, beck with a Main 2168. ind. 1149. * THE STAR—TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1909. |_mdd>d 333333 3333000; | LIVES ON STEEL STRUCTURES es 5 j - bea Buy Your Easter Apparel at | Baillargeon’s-- You'll Get Both | Quality and Low Price |BUT THEY SWING OUT INTO} SPACE AND ARE NOT | Jou Wise, | FRIGHTENED, One Accident Reported. The Henry buttding, now tn the} course of const ton near the cor ner of Fourth ay, and Union at. seon but one accident so far, that of a heavy bolt dropping on a work man's shoulder, but it ts clntmed The “Best-Hold improved upon—it “locks the lock Plain and faney effect rn girl's arybition ta to tress and act Hike an as News Barrette has never heen has a patent devieg that: Noone should drink water tt an bolled for at least 5, IN various by the experienced ates! workers Seater. ~Cleveland shapes and Des that fi ities are. not an apt to oc cur until & hetght of ten storton has | OE I RE ay ame Gp Former 35c styles at 25¢ been réached. “Ip spite of the flooring whieh ts ueually built on | every fourth floor while the eteel je {being placed in the larger build Inge, accidents are bound to occur, New York Press Former 75c styles at 50¢ — * = the superintendent Is just as lable risking one’s ite recklesaly ? as the common laborer, and we all asked him. try to be careful, but we all know Money,” of Au recently under ven te noe MY Extra Values in White Waists at $1.25 he replied smilingly Sepals Ay, oroman of (he 'that sometime, somewhere, we will “These fellows all got big money ; ae “ Well-Made, Well-Fitting Sheer White Wai i teary’ bonds , draw the biack slip that means—" and they are wilting w take pee fente, ot oe pons oor specially priced at : ; ding. “Occasionally one chance with fete to draw a fe phar of al) bie pye—wemen pecia Pp a ‘ +o Oa ‘ of the immense girders gets away Yes, | suppose that's true,” the oo velope at the weok's ond. That eee ee ree & Plain Tailored “Knicker I ul ; from us and Koos crashing down, questioner interrupted, “but the eee ne Tee a iiier thinke| “Do you think the color of » wom te . Fa “W coe ae é taking everything before it mon do not seem "to be worrying) ee ee callow will be the | S8'8 hair has anything to do with her ee ee back; entire é can't guard against thet any more They talk as profancly, their hearts [10S Vie Otiet te ee worker | eT wow. to very uttie of te te} five one-inch pleats at embroidery: fasten than we d are as light, as the man Who 4008 Hei ies much the same way. | her own.” —Cleveland Plain Dealer side of front; stiff link leeves, vertical Every man here,” he went on, not play with fate.” "Bome day; Of eoufes, thoy wilt| mann ' cults $1.25 ed j“knows the chanees he is taking) “Yo, but that's the same the regret playing with the flame, but] 0.05 ees ee cs ee < 2 nr i _ — They on a world over, The men who do take tar time may be tomorrow or It oeably dnt Go it Py : | thelr families have ao restitution in the chances are usually the most . vi wich I xpe H Child: and case of total disability death, && | carefree There's the railroad SS. oA lanl | Clare, 40 you know ine nsive ats for t ren G cording to the employers’ Hability man, probably the most happeeo while give pedestrians on the street ® b Large, Round Straw Sailors, for large girls t lucky toiler of all, yot he takes far below frichts by swinging out! Children’s White Satin Straw Hats, cau f chances every day.” on steel girders and by hurting | rims of blue or red, with P sen $4 We all take the same chance But what is the incentive for white hot rivets at one another.” | j ' i, 1 Persian seat GOrimaby-You, you want to marry match. Special | Men Don't Worry = oa ay lg |@ Children’s White Mushroom Sailors |... 7” : > + POSASESESOSOSOSOHESeSeSee is ‘Trimany— Temperate . / Girls’ Paragon Mushrooms, with two-toned ¢ OUTBURST OF EVERETT TRUE MAJOR BYERS J find my boote fight —“Kamane City | lorie straw bediac cee siding | : ' | Easter Sale of Table Linens Affords FineBuy.| 4 MINUTE THAT YOURE GOING INTERDER Ino haat Sette Maat -fcece | cia me per eof FIA THAT MACHINE WW FRONT cote | ae AY PLACE AND CLUTTER UP IE O14 Man Minery. . SQ SIDEWALK AND AY LAWN WITH By Pred Schacter | nate he Recheebite’ Vaee eter “Your sign, “Meals At All Hours, | him, but he ie kept miserable by TIRES AND BOLTS AND A FE ' ” having to 4 a it fy has given me an ides.” sald Major | Sirah happen to collide with one, it | wouldn't KI him, and pot tt a Byers, as he eettiod himself om one) SNe | ser * mm owl | it would fast cripple Of those skimpy little stools in Jim's) hire op. « give bim something mote to arew! about—Atianta Con- funch wagon. sti tation. Jim shoved himover the tnvaria- wear ow Me mee be. = f 4 be cup of caffes and two rolia, “et Haiice, Algy! Doing — much \@raped himself over the water! °°"! ‘Saean to te th “" Th BI W. ¢g [ Sealer te & dejected oF istening at | cro Sor? ucewered the vury 2 ue agon Inor post Cre wniredt Beet!” cried bie triend, B. F. Kills, General Agent, Raflroad ‘Traffic “I intend to establish baseball ott c 3 ; ? |atell-bours.” chatted the Major, be ee eee paeoball ali aight, even, Whe your » tae Mes tt. i Seagtie, March 25, 1909. Mr. R, B. Kittredge, Proprietor Biue Wagen Service, City, — ; Dear Sir Be ! interrupt! 1 intend to] wy ee vs Ey Work good. Service prompt. Bill satisfactory. “€ jetuetdate, The magnates, ae you| the asuete in Cee agce with, Please mall receipt j know, not content with the vast| which he 1 me sfter dark. Hundreds of thousan tories 3 BARTELL Drug Stores Noteworthy Savings on Nur- sery and Sick-Room Needs Pound boxes Merck's Sugar of Milk for Pint bottles Lime Water for .... 10¢ S0c Robinson's Prepared Barley | ‘ 28¢ for ‘ as S0c Malted Milk for . BBe 33¢ SOc Eskay’s Food for iting the inky ball of sight dience needs only to see the the ball and the diamond a the players need only to see each other amd the ball—and, of course, the umpire. By my arrange Presto, in gathered ta by & luminous tae. OUT! Cheers. To do this I will coat the ball ==") and the uniforme of the players aoe with « phosphorescent substance, od mark the diamond with same, Result-—everybody can Ko after supper, and the turnstiies wil! click a quadrupled harvest of rich green money, Ali t intend to ask is & perpetual Season Ucket.” What do I get for staking you | Lb. boxes 20-Mule-Team B Pound boxes Chioride of | BY RATH to the hunch with my sign?” asked 25¢ Hygea Nursing Bottles | Dr. DePree's Formaldehyd dtm d Nipples f 1 “Ok, f teens te Seared and Nipples for Se ors for ......écen 2 ERED EERE EREDLDOD AEE |Ueket every rainy night.” wald the 6Sc Hot Water Bottles ...48¢ | 4-pound bars Antowe | Major &5c Fountain Syringes . White Castile Soap - Washington, March 91, 1909. | Coffee has been going into the stor | death aiansiaci bth ; 06D : Shara | Dear Dad: There ts lomon-ald In| #® houses by the shipload. Here's | = $1 2s Goodyear Hot Water Bot- | 10c bars White Castile Soap + the Payne tariff bill. An tnerease | What I heard a New York member Cheap Colomst Tickets tle for nee SB¢ | 10c Palm Olive Soap fot sx im the tax on lentons has been grant-|*®Y on the floor of the house j wit be by this spring, $1.25 Bartell Seamless Hot Wa- | 10c Kirk's Jap Rose for. #4 to the lomon growers of the Pa) “4 cofstitnent told me yeatm: westbound, rogon R. R. & Nav. ter Bottles for 9 25c Mansfield Sanitive jeific coast In return for a lowroll-| 9 conatituant who ta « laces deat | ation Company's plcturesque line, $1.75 Red Rubi ms “eh io + “eyes “tere . ing agreement that they support the | er in coffee—that the proposad cay /22reS March and April. From " ubber -. Seamies Antiphlogistine for .. Lucius Littaner tax on gloves. 1| on coff p< magalliy—g $33.0°, St. Louts, $90.60 Hot Water Bottles ..$1.25 Antiphlogistie Porous (ecard the lomenald ton euplaiand Steaslen’ he vain Ste by | Oma 4 se ae City, St Paul «i $1.65 Goodyear Sanitol Foun- | ........... seeaee , on the floor of the house of repre-| , a Issourt river ints, $35.00. Syringe fc S. he an ie ers. sentatives In thie way stock between four and five thou | Deposits taken st Unfon Ticket Of tain Syringe for $1.33 | 15c Bell 1 Porons is 4 dollars This dealer said Hel fice, No 608 First. Ave. 8-oz. bottles Pure Glycerine for | 15c Allcock’s Porous Plastem +s Th 1on Krowers now have an| in favor of @ tax on cottes.%! RE . epee 4 undixputed market in the United |—— iol evactiaattainesne’ i. madame. int ad, SERS 20¢ ° ttles German Liver Btates, in the west and the middle - EXCEPTIONAL PRESCRIPTION EXACTNESS ee: For more than 20 years Seattle has looked to Bartel!’s for extraordinary exactnes® n compounding and notable excellence in Medicine quality. yes | | $1.00 bottles D. D, D. for 67¢ | Easter Perfumes and Toilet Wi $1.00 bottles Eno’s Fruit Salts for O7¢@ | Are especially attractive this seasons 50c White's Vichy Salts for 206 have many new and distinctive o@0rs, ais pre 25e Bromo Quinine for 12¢ | Loraioe’s VMAs Sou Gals se uchaty aie oF tae Rides A 25e Chocolate Coated Bromide Quinine for | extract, for, per tle seaboard. They want an undies oes 17¢ | & Gallet’s Violet {puted market in the Atlantic sea —, $1.00 bottles Beef, Wine and Iro Se | me, ctally . priced board. The addition to the tart | have you bought that Il s1 ma boa ve Pits Aye > ba oe } ‘ oe ee si mons is enough to prohibit Ea ° % otties Lamberts Listerine for ..& special importations and give Pacific const | ster outfit et ? |f| 25¢ bottles Sal Hepaties fe | Houbigant’s Taealy lemon growers fall control of the yet: " Dies hap ataeigs 16¢ | per on ‘ market. That will enable them to| , jf] 50c Newbro's Herpicide ,.......... 33¢ | Diver's Le Trefle, per & » mark up lemons. | Just a few days left—if you intend todo like | tie ietiows Members of congress who repre the rest of the folks, and “dress up” far Easter! IMPORTANT—While prices at Bartell’s represente went the Standard Ol Co. and are | Here you will find unmatchable values in | al saving opportunities—the quality of drugs, medicines and diligently defending the “petroleum | Men’ > ‘ articles is decidedly noteworthy joker,” otherwise known an the Men’s and Ladies’ Stylish Spring Apparel, and @ountervailing duty clause, have you have the haaia ¥ yeas been handed the cue by Uncle Joe you Have the privilege of opening an account | Trusses, Abdominal Belts, Bandages, etc., are an important feature at Ce m to tend to eprese y y » i ° ¥ Cet eunon te pias rs jo! renent paying a little at a time—for the garments you atone, and ioe tomorrow we have arranged a sale at 20 per cent United States.” When you hear a| select. No extra charge for credit | ¢ have all sizes and shapes loud shout in behalf of the poor | . | im — down-trodden “independent oft pro A " : BEST. Some Wosden “independent off prost SERVICE THAT PAYS OUR PATRONS BEST 18 THE SERVICE THAT PAYS US put a tag on the shouter marked, | ! Standard OM, pald for and de-| % artell Dru St 5 4 ig | Eastern Outhtting Co., Inc. | $ a» by Ha mn any coffee in storage ? dad? Sorry, because if you had al few tons you'd be in right. All the | wise boys over in New York Tiave} 1332-34 Second Av. 209 Union St. *‘Seaitle's Reliable Credit House” No.1—Otd Store No. 2—Main Store | No.3 —New Store 806 Second Avenue Cor, First Ave, and Pike St Near Vester Way 610 Second Av. Near the City Market for several montha, |