The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 10, 1909, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PUBLISHING CO. 1907-1909 Seventh Ave, EVIRY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY, ondelaee matter Brtered at tha Postottion at Beattin Warhiggton, ae eee ONE OF THE A.-Y.-P. WINNERS |GETS THE AOMIRING GLANCES THE STAR—MONDAY, MAY 10, 1909 PRETTY LITTLE COLUMBIA IS ie j ene: —~ ae AND AL8O B8OME STRAY ‘| ee = : 2 COINS. 4 DOLLIVER, DEMOCRAT : 4 7” | BY BONNIE WHEELER ; ple, def le f { the 1 \ anf 1 | girl tn the native villag nm the Pa } ith Ntree * he » x thor sehers cad we H . the { he| Streak at the AsYol 1 senate 1 alway ut ting ear ; ane tal AM vt pon r bia k f the Dingley | sor for her, t n't t \ . ws f iit by which Columbia & law, the t for sho ia called all sorta of other resitat fefend that| names by the ateing of admire Mr ta l at r hesitated t aoe ha whieh whe haa already attached to re than a eeape Taw hor by her befght black eyes and | See a : - fro Mr. Dol 1} icfended it in a t gleaming white tooth Wing am ancy In the all Mir, Dolliv l ‘ Calumbin.ian't anything it ano] AAFt. However that ts, Cofumbig ; 4 flashes her te at 2 her carthow parka, her waal skig Id defenses, a possit ‘ mvinee the American 6 flakhes hep cunny auntie of} 5 ad ar Waded mcicion } u | presents @ ploture th t s . ' ' y them, too, for she are \ fominine, and her Eskime trappings shat be os : ee , ee hat is | but add novelty to her other char neg ege othe ¢ ; : - , Columbia Wins Admiration. nativ because some i ¢ ast beer 19 ON! Homoone has said that novelty When the Meattio Press club wag about i] ton ) er was never saying a ‘ oy WHAT EVERY WOMAN KNOWS By F. R. Le A year a r instance, Dolliver up and down y el the Iowa | y lamba 7 el RP OE yee nen Tne } NaMARY | caw’? Qo vo) ) OW int PuleD te Woo, OVE NEe EVES baile 4 nthe , . : : | wrt YOu DAY | | Ly Thay THM AULIIGHT, NOW LA tion of the Ding! hedules. He said the campaign f ‘ WY A HEAD Go DOWN AND WATEK THE GAME : - - GE TWEEN THE OFFICE GANG AND was a fraud, He said only bad men wanted i mn Nas cs a f y ch tual I ray n't Sa » be \ | e % ? tariff were 1 Id arguments, The crush: |} | a ing and horrible accusation of being a democrat was used against|} 0, every one who refused to defend the schedules Dolliver helped |} f} nn by i! % wkd f is still available, And this familiar k ent and answer to the ery rf the pe ’ followed, when Mr Aldrich butted in on the wool s« this j Mr. Aldrich—I suppose the senator from Towa is aware that) he is not the wh argun ated in what for re as indie hedule with original investigator along these lines. The ment that he has just mad: ated over and over again in this chamber and ir ber, by every orator who has sp e has been made, iter yken agait ¢ duties on wool ens and wool yocratic claims which have been current in this cour There, Mr. Dolliver to be called a democrat by the rin It is simply reiterat ration How does It feel of the litth which you play a dancing part? You've been very closely asso-} how do yo: gmaster ircus in} elated with those Who in Iowa were wont to hurl the democrat” at everyone who dared tell the truth about public} affairs. And the charge comes back But, after fliAvhether in the senat m the this bantering and badgering is only a The important thing is to get at the truth. If Mr. Dolliver will tise to the gfeatnéss of the greatest opportunity he ever had, and] Will tell the plain truth about the tariff schedules as he alone can do it, he wilfearn the gratitude of thousands who have not been able to follow his gyrations in the past a Me. Dolliver, accept for the time at least the title of demo at placed upon you by Aldrich, and go in for big | p in Towa, | all part of the game game. Sy Ee oe ON Auditor Claussen says be O. K.'d | body in Boston can well afford to Hamilton's bullet vouchers because take such @ ‘chance. h® thought there was going to be! war with Japan, and he was keep-| Ing the secret all to himself. They have Inaugurated a start | Ming innovation tn Rastern baseball. 6 Steerer | The Washington team {is not at the “Placing the responsibility” 4! bottom of the Hat vélops the finest kind of foot work, | Carrie Nation has bought a big “ brings ut an official's side-| abilities an nothing else) se. aitto Billy Sunday. How! }many friends of the Demon Roum Members of the Ananias club as-|°"" 7 ment adrt that African title doesn't neces- j sarily mean “portly master,” but | has the significance of “fat slob.” Of course Fortier is insane, but the diseovery now is of no par “Graft in the Governor's Man. | Mimself. That's where the “man- a sion” part comes in. Otherwise it} Advices from Venezuela state would be a simple residence. that Castro's friends falled with thelr revolution. Both of them are in jail Despite the fact that vice is a monster of such hateful mien, it usually manages to get around promptly with the rent. In the future real wise governors will throw the rubber stamp away and do it with the fountain pen. After having her “day” yesterday, mother is again back doing her} wéual weekly calisthenics in the en- virons of the washtub | Mrs. Moore's = auttoblography | ranks high in the interesting if true classification. Cheer up’ Hike a lamb. A Boston man is going to fly a} Maybe May will go out balloon across the Atlantic, Any | oeee Pret oe f OUTBURST OF EVERETT TRUE H POSES OSHS OSHS OS OSOOES eoeeee PARDON THE INTERRUPTION, M¥ PASTOR, BUY 13 THIS DIVINE SERWCE OR 43 17 A PULLINERY OPENING? WHEN 4 SIT DOWN WERE Ahh 1 CAN SEE 13 A DISPLAY OF OUTLANDISH HEADGEAR PERCHED UP ON BALES OF FALSE HAIRL — ra¥ Mi WIFE TELLS ME T'S MY DUTY TO COME WERE! WHAT'S THE ANSWER W 4 cL Flatt Fonte ywuret Pusr Tt we werkt Lomuy Fos. WE wan? You SY UMPIRE THE GAME ro exe = WILL TAFT VETO VETO TARIFF? WASHINGTON, D, ©, May 16 | an plato 10. Hieular Importance to anyone but! wit) President Taft veto the tariff) tent butt With chances that he will, and a possibility that he will not—this question ta turning Washington up side down Either way it is embarrassing for Mr, Taft A veto on the Aldrich-Cannon bill rebukes congress and leaves the whole tariff mess hanging in the | alr. Failare to veto puta the Taft ap- proval on the work of congress work certain to be disapproved by a large majority of the voting pop. ulation Congress has fatled to revise the tariff downward. Senator Aldrich says boldly that no promise ever) io reviee the tariff down. | And he quotes the republic. | wernt ote To et O@yG srome YoGET SOME MEAD ACHE Oore, Any AND (quent) AN Aro fan platform in support of his cot n) Presiden Taft cannot fall back on the doubtful platform witerance, He in on recora, to his letter of acceptance, he sald “The tariff in a number of schedules exceeds the difference between the cost of production of such articles abroad and at home, including @ reasonable profit to the American producer, The ox- coss over the difference serves n@ useful purpose, but offers a temp- tation to those who would monop- olize the production and sale of such articles in thie country to | profit by the excessive rate.” In other words, the tariff needs revising downward What Senator Aldrich said was “When did the republican party make wy such promise? This is the time to freshen up the home by doing the odd jobs of painting you have been planning. the buggy, the furniture, for For the floors and woodwork, Sor every paint purpose, we have the right Finish. ACME QUAL. PAINTS, ENAMELS, STAINS AND VARNISHES are cach and every one scientific ally prepared for specific uses. Hidnight aun wae by r Pal fulr ar ine Kaki r, Men. F of the ioted by the exposition man t Henry Piebia eady com . he «rounds, nt 1 the mombera by 9 \ hor whip the ' h were eed about 12 feet from her And} it women, ahe got the mone © Born in Chicago girl from the land of the northiand, in 4 td tay Chicage, at the Ce ni iilon in 1k) and the bla given herby her A We wh far aw mer, in hon father Labru lt wae ety . . Peary on bie ff dash for the North Po Acting a# interpreter, this} 7 nly foarican woman afopd the teat that ’ » Killed most any man orenting as hor daughter je attractive, and ’ lew aty iis of the od to her pe by white satlor rund pean |The republican party form did not pro tariff downward; it p | vision by fixing rates equal to the coat of production abroad, at and providing able profit to the American man ufacturer.” | What jeald waa this | “The republican unequivocally for tariff by a special gress the republics ar of the we to revise the Immediately following * who far north Cyal } in ite plat. | romised re home and a reason Oa, ee back n platform Ab declares nof the fon of con the ty | Inauguration of the next president jin all tariff legislation | principle of protection maintained by the imposition }aueh duties as will oq ference bet n the c duction at he and tgether with ar Hut President in not capable of any d Taft's ing. He nays the tariff © excoasive, and encourages monopoly Hy © Aldrich Canne Dingley law—-made a little Can Taft approve it? | ‘The political conseque jtartf? tinkering are on betwoon Pittsburg and | mountaina |houndary and the Ohio not up tn arma at the treachery of | 7 mane an end of Nean majority tn the house of repre mtatives in 1910, and 4 democratic This is merely history house? column nee "eh . 3 bo, we and 450 ovat aon ar rTnn Le ot STANDARD so come early, if such values are safely ufder Kn satisfactory or n importance of cy trading place ne la like wool, but is Price $2.00 pair. The Reliable Store Try Shopping Here K ot in | There t# not a congressional district between the Canadian preatdent To sign or not to sign? j President Taft has lost bia amile. 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