The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 15, 1909, Page 4

4 THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PUBLISHING OO. 1807-1909 Seventh Ave. ing BO EVRY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY. Roteced at the (tree at te THE STAR—THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1909. LAUNDRY GIRL FINDS STORY IN THE BUNDLES SHE WRAPS |SHE DISCOVERS A BACHELOR, latest atyle, and the @hirte A BRIDE AND A PRETTY too, always Hale hose, and nothing leas than ‘allk and wool ROMANCE WHILE HARD AT WORK avemed to watiefy him I suppose he was a young bic with plenty of money, and never care in the world ——— DON’T MARY THAT GIRL! h Foster, of sf general sessions, New York to be the last t judges who look upon ves as only a r than the angels-—if any entered an the other day under which Albert E must go to jail if he marric Johnson is said to have been several tim ested for larceny, and was 1 se ee Te had done somethin violated his pa and when he was brought bef the for it, ag vho claimed to be hi ¢ inter ceded for hin And then | ¢ Foster said I HAVE NO INTENTION OTF PERMITTING A MARRIAGE THAT WILL BREED MORE CRIMINALS I WILL SUSPEND SENTENCE ON THE GRAND LAR CENY CHARGI SUT IF T HEAR OF YOUR MARRIAG WITHOUT FIRST OBTAINING MY CONSENT, I WILI SEND YOU TO JAIL FOR A LONG TERM,’ I ves Judge Foster know that this young man’s mar the are very w vi ec at have not been thiev f any Does | t know at we are descended from saya a A was wu al; and th if thieves had not been allowed to breed he ld } iin have seen the light Does he not know that among the ancient “Spartan virtues” that of the boy who let t! his vitals rather than be cau ranks highe What does Judge Foster know about the laws of heredity, anyhow? Can he point out any such thing as hereditary lar ceny? This young man was evidently considered by ter asa ¢ person to be nt la If he was to be trusted » what right has a judge to of him only half a man by ref him a wife, a home and a family D t th « w that the man denied the things is any other to become a criminal, or to relapse into loing? Does he not know that masgy a man has done wrong in his youth and been saved by a good wife from n of the of how many men have seen the image of tl children before their eyes like angels to restrain from crime? this judge think t eS ge think th And why ¢ of the right to marry will prevent the breeding of criminals > vast majority of our criminals are the spring of law abiding citizens. Criminologists say that most criminals are normal people who have gone wrong through environment. And among the things in our environment that make men go wrong is the poverty that prevents them from marrying. In any case, marriage is not entirely necessary to the evil Judge Foster, in his foolishness, seeks to minimize. In the Philippines, during the Spanish reg 1¢, tions were such that the poorest people could not pay the exac tions of the authorities, and they did not marry, But they reared large families just the sa Will it be any better if the precedent set by Judge Foster prevails, when we have a class of men in this t For the real controlling factor in the situation probably is that this man and this woman love each other feel quite satisfied when he thinks Does Judge Foster lions are gathering in that neighbor | Councliman Saw hood, but so far have shown no ‘er would have it | disposition to strew with roses the | “"4erstood that his slot gas mete path of an approaching Private|** @P. speak and jump over a Citizen. stick whenever he asks them. | | If Mr. Castro will write to the Anti-Tuberculosis league he wilt | learn something new tn the art ot | being where not wanted. By announcing that he will pay no heed the prot ot Chinese against sending Fulton to China, Taft shows his presence of | mind in a crisis. to vats the Insurance ( has mintsstoner Schively unanimously been elected to mentbership in the “Where Did You Tewfik Pasha ts the latest grand Any Size You Want | " well Boil Seq £ leave your o} Clean Coal free trom dirt pnd rubbish, and the full weight Ih indisputable, Large, small or yeadium wines Cor stove, range oF furnace, for homs, factory or ‘ work f late kot pric ra quality ( J. W. BULLOCK 9 10th Av, Beattie, Wash, Se ° val, at the ma the marriage regula ountry who dare not marry because some man| on the bench will send them to the state's prison if they do?| Ought not Judge Foster to make a decree that will prevent bi wards from fall in love, or f inspir love in others ‘ of the temptation he has + thrown in their way every day? And who made Foster inspector of 1 »w? That moralt le & matter of; wheat with a celerity that should geography is shown by the fact | commend him to the favorable ¢ that In some parts of Seattle hav- | sideration of all agricultural college ing a beer wagon for an afternoon faculties caller is consider to be the sin - height of affluent respectability,| And every time you bite Into and in others not your piece of bread you add a little! a Oar ieee Ee to that which Mr. Patten has got} Dispatches from Mombasa say |94 make ft a little bit more bet hp eb te I always took special pains with As a dispenser of romance de his things because he seemed #0 mure Margaret Leahy, in charge of j- regular, the Monday morning driver the bundle office at the Cascade No. 12 always bought bis big jlaundry, ta unrivaled bundle, and it was very rare that/ | Maybe it ix because she has ex the contents varied yw and then | perlenced the feeling in her own a fow collars would come through life, or perhapa she might be a de ls y in the least, but very vout reader of Mrs. Humphrey | |much wilted, which showed that Ward, but at any rate she ts thor te bad been 6 “. And one oughly posted on all of the fine Monday one of his cuffs was points of the game crumpled, and had a few long he not only has an eye for the brown hairs sticking in the button omantlo & of this life, but she) - " where the cuff button had has & well stocked iittio business caught them. head as woll, Thin statement Is borne out by the fact that she ha Something in the Wind been promoted from the labortow | ieee “Then | knew something was tn perspiration prodoctng mangle irons |the wind, and, aure enow not clear through Rearty all of the de MI88 MARGARET LEAH¥. = [iong afterwards his laundry drop partments of the laundry, until eo | ped off st an amasing rate He he is in charge of the = b Why, sure, When 1 was p didn't send bia ‘sik and wool at comquite a fat job for a girl.| to the sorting room where) the | all, nor hie beautiful Hele howe, Hi And all within five years mon's linen te sorted out, | usgel to | collara fell from twelve a week | notlee the diffe t.elze, and) the | six, and the number of shirt wa | Her Work te Trying quality of the laundry the oo eut in half, This was a ve Those same mangle tr would send suspicious sign, 90 one night afte the way, are some hot working bh s | atipped over to t when one stands on the She Finds Her Romance. ladies’ departm and after @ ithin six tnohe of the “There was one fellow, | know |short search anv the pigeon he heated trons all day for elght long) he was a ‘bach’ because his shirts | for his new address, | fou jhoure the very atmosphere seems) always had buttons off, and bis | enough, some lady's—things to burn fnto the lungs socks needed darning—and then be- I knew that | was right, be had been | It's Just ike a Turkish bath,”| sides, he used to 4 his whole | married ehe put it, “only one can sit) laundry and a married man very Now, wir, in that enough ro town and read magasines ike in| seldom does that. Well, this chap's| mance for yout” she inquired with the real establiahmenta bundle came regularly every Mon |a rougieh smile Do you ever nee any romance iniday morning. He alw had| The listener faintly answered this work The questioner hard. exactly fourteen collars, seven |"Yea,” and, after the convention ¥ expected an answor to this “fool | shirts, seven pairs of socks and, goodbye, turned slowly and walked jish one,” but, after a series of gix-| well, he had @ change for every | away, wondering ff he had been | gles, she burst out with | day And the collars were always strung” of “satiefied DISPATCHER WANTED CHEW; STOPPED THE TRAIN FELT HE WAS INTRUDING, COKNING, Btenson, the > the J officially sv breakdowns ment | A heavy train was bowling along near Blackwell, Pa, whe Jim Is in charge of the telegraph signal station, when the engineer sudden ly found the red block standing jamainst him. The signal had boeo O. K. until the engine was almoat to the block, and the engineer had j the hardest time of his life coming to & stop, using alr, sand and “push back The engineer and conductor ried into the tower and asked Sten son what was the matter T'm ali out of tobacco. chew,” was the reply j TARIFF JINGLES. N. J.. Aprii | best known Pall Brook ral ftertag from He is under Jim telogra oad, ae nervous treat Give me a | Ie your mistress in? You, but she can't be disturbed. She's playing. whiat Ah, I understand. Well, another time will do, | only came to }tell her that her little boy fell into the river A CONFIDENTIAL LETTER | Mr, Workin Do you wear cl new tariff bill Dear mu are interested es will early a third more if 1 be The new the king stock thro kets, and caps, the tax on National turers Is this the kind of a tariff that brings prosperity to you? Didn't y this re m of the tariff was to have something to do with reducing the cost of living? If you de d paying a third —and thus contribut just write to Speaker Cannon and President Taft and tell them so. A good many people do mind, and they will be glad to hear from you. Better write any ht hb * the cheaper cloth The lowest The This are are tar higt incre r cent runs it jothes. Jerwear per It to ready m « applies to woolen bla to woolen un made cl The underwear and knit goods was written by t Association of Hosiery and Underwear Manufac and even to cheap millinery i Sister wears a calico gown, Gaudy as Maud Muller's Of course It fadew, but, bless the | maida, ‘The tariff bare fast o ‘ u think more for your clothes to the clothing makers truste— } ; , Yours Sincere!) EDITOR R. April 15, 1900. THE STAI | vigier of Turkey. Advance ¢o0-! Gee 17 end | tributions for flowers and other i — . 1 ill G F post mortem tributes are now th] puriic gsmpathy for the con |ff THE SEAMY SIDE OF LIFE DEPICTED IN 00 Will Go as Far as ortor sumptive is as to the equare the|f| SAD LITTLE STORIES PICKED UP AT THE distance between him and the pa) & CITY’S EMERGENCY HOSPITAL AT ANY OTHER STORE. The Mercantile Investment com- | 4 | pany under any other name would 2 z THE OPPORTUNITY OF ALI be just as anzious to get away! The way flour risen makes BY G. $. COSTELLO, Hurses turned away with tears in with it. If this be Ibel, Mr. Howe, | y¢ jook like aseloss luxury | “New one for the south ward! ro eyen make the most of it j lipaits | ‘The stretcher was lifted from the | .o1'0 nan aying when ho regaing —_—- nbulance into the elevator, rashed SOnselo # and the look o e en the Irish hetr will turn | *" came Into hin eyes, The nurse 4 to the hospital floor, d h y ree AAW fh: Ahsan ener -oet ct wen ans-apen sete denen oe A84,, 8 | Gan undersiood "the bert low te Everything for Sale—Re - = “ »| wan harris ty rotled tuto the ward eo a = words . 5 Co and placed on a mt toll mother; it wil break | H d Lots Stocks, her heart ese ite, tasty Evrae inte our when th oe ’ to the morgue, and anoth chapter ot Fin otitis ae ce toe NB eoadhurst System ae not over 16 ye s of age. ~ md “— wayy~/ * Seat ‘ 14, 190%. | question involving the right of the| tar” “wl spe which teems with the saddest of VW’ Bhan 5 To the Editor of The Star | slot Kas meter to oxist, a8] been stealing & ride on “the rode” ies Wrecked hopes Two Automobiles; Horses, Wag' Sir—Arrived in Seattle 9a. m. to-| *°cet#orles before the fact fof a freight. A slip and he had Now m vate gies. The largest stock of Musical Goods day, leave 9 m. this evening ou bad an able man as attor.| been marke by death He lay ° Li the true, ¢ es , 2 : a general of your cit¥ he could| there, so torn and helpless eautitul iWest. Saw the thr daily papers, the ke b * P Three girls tia Post-Intelligencer, Seattle Times, ™ ya th the gas company and the! amall and « , 1 | ps pa . committee quake as 8an Fran-|—-——— - RE the creation of a great body of Was astonished at the eailous| “sem was shaken up 4 designers. Every ‘season each OPEN EVERY EVENING TILL 9 Pi} ness of the other two pape 1 ni sh we could spare you the : “ protesting against the slot meters| “Great Three” of Wisconsin Sena-| member submits several models in rolerenoe to the death of that as i Palietia Atoms a ne RADBURY of the most worthy ideas in fashions for you oman heGovern, Aan c | Tier cate loli’ 0 ean ot Ma or of Milwaukee, “Becker.” | men. A final selection is made, and the e e manhood and should be a rallying! Your city would be cleared of all its sult is line ¢ | r styles ery tor every right-minded man in| "else and graft in short order | SYSTEM : a a ne OF Well-bal a ed yles, le, Your paner aad Corotay| Dr Dn ralheont ‘deed re possessing the most advanced features in Snyder should have the assistance| your big stick and go after them| } “the Be y lothes-desig g. The « f Broad | the Best Men's Clothes cloth esigning ie Output of Broad the slot meters, and they should be| Your well wisher ”” hurst System Clothing is so great that made yet . ousted ¢ nt of exletonce without the W. WALNEWTER. » the enormous expense of getting up these t delay ee . al 2 sia, omer Snyder should add an| ‘The Cheerful Krrand-tunners Once wear “Bradbiwey clever styles is reduced to a very low fig — —_ - announcement to the verdict on the ‘ awure, v t System” Clothes, and you'll ure per garment 7 pany Pacem F009, a nd ins y be so pleased with the style We are exclusive agents for the t ot meter would cause) 4.0" fit and wearing qualities of “Broadhurst System Clothing.” the arrest of the gas company as| pocause ib Py these famous togs that ‘ actual murderers of the next vie Abt What is you'll be mt te sist Ol 2 * ogres perv ll Doyen you'll be apt to. insiag ap Spring Suits and Topcoats componing the committee to which | ,,.There be Js, rushi “ eguine Wi BDO Ah Exclusively for was referred tho gas franchise pincott’s Magazine your next suit Household Goode. Spring Models, $18.00 to $10.00 very account —you're welcome [6 open an if not con venient to pay cash Other Reliable M Firet Avenue Corner Columbia. Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc. 4 d Aven & nr Unton #6 “Seattle's Reliable Credit Howe.” hur} $18 to $40 J. Redelsheimer «Strongest Overcoat House in the State 3333993322539 9: Out-of-the-Ordinary) Embroideries Values to 75c for 19¢. I STAR DUST Word From Josh Wise Edging nds and vase d of sheer, fing 4 xCe qualities, ent perfectly finished | ore af Pa My deries that are fap F sed i i ‘ing the parude| ool 1 from the offered at special ; Drewing a om tventae tus Tomorrow 19¢ 1 will be spolled.--Irish | | 1 | | and fine mi: anaes oe oe eare hips, in the + d and the newest eap (would want « oring ieux rose fe e browns, black, et purned, Hing Marked Much Under V 1c at BS¢ and a $1.25 h Kat at pleasure, drink by measure. Nain Taffetas, Plain Sat ' Moires mana and | Vre effects—Dresdens, Printe Ds Satia tacy i) u may name pecial at brute used | ae These are pure silk, without filling, 80 waa their original crispness much better than even the of ordinary 25c Sale Ribbons. Extra Good Inducements to Housewives 18-ir rnsley’s 12 arge Brown Turkish Ba ularly Extra L s, very. « lam going to met an * hy wark Btar 1-Bleached All-Linen Table Dames of Tine, Charies—Yes, old * lost his quality; special wie alway Wehy. — eke Real Marseilles Bedsprea rge size; k? Where does that special .. hy. don't you eee, that ed Mattress Pads, special Kansas City Jour te Net Curtains, in Cluny _clicct, i hte ge bian coloring; 45 inches . 3 yards s2.70 10 eee FE Bailargeon dle ota tonaiestor’ When t| Second Av. and Spring St that thie poem Is not good m n't one how that can be © 1 yardet Atlanta ¢ * magnet «oan r been nent @ dy-| ing attractive? } » a very at-| nie Cute a to play anewered Mr. We niwaye pay | not erely eres BUS Vf 1 don't fied anything tn them. Kheneser,” she answered, lo @ high keyed voles, “Fl let you know, alt right M « 09 rejoinder, Mr. Jagway simiy awalted the coming sion ht Tribune. Pianos, Organs, Pianos, Electric Prices Wrecked. The slaughter is on, Me serve, Cook With A GAS RANGE——Peus——A GOOD COOK Assures You a Well Cooked Dinner Seattle Lighting Company » Both Phones Ex. 75 Pit, Building Fourth and Union akes, $12.50 Up First Avenue Corner Columbia, Co.