The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 22, 1909, Page 4

Member of the United Pree, Pubs Itwhed datiy by The Star Publien- ing Oo. PILES AND JONES 1 wh ta good fight for the sro} d g leration of the tariff bill in the United States I neither the name of Samuel H, Piles nor \\ a . Ie the list of those whom Aldrich could always depend | upon th 1anwe of Senator Piles. In the list se who weakened under pressure is that « nator Jone The tariff fight is now nearly over, ‘There are few formal ities to be gone through—the ferences between the Payne and Aldrich bills That is all It is revision UPWARD the market mittee of the d and the signature of the president The result is as Aldrich wants it. Wealth wins, and the woman with shoulder the burden. ght was made by some, and it is time wh e “some” are, The roll of honor is not long. In the| ang Thomas Burke grow with It, senate the fight waged without regard to party lines, The bur Hie First Case Lucky. d of the opposition was not carried by democrats, A few) Thia picture was taken several ! lyears after he had won his firwt republicans—-about seven, to be specific—did the real work Off case, but it fe a resemblance of him | attempting to make the law more favorable to the great body of the consuming public The fight was not an easy one. Tt was no sham battle, All the power of an intrenched majority was turned upon them, Those who made this fight—that is, who stood in season and) out, always on the firing line, without yielding and without com promise—were : Beveridge, Bristow, Clapp, Cummins, Dolliver, LaFollette| and Nelson, all republicans, A majority of the democratic senators became p: in the favors of the Aldrich bill They may be called “protec tion democrats.” bought off. In this class may be mentioned Bailey, Bacon, Bankhead, Daniels, Foster, Hughes of Colorado, Johnston of | defense was that McEnery, Talliaferro, Alabama, McLaurin, Martin, Paynter, Maryland, Stone of Missouri, Taylor and Tillman A few democrats who re the Aldrich bill to the end are Gore, Rayner, The nominal leader of the democrats in the senate was sin Newlands, gularly inactive and silent. No voice was heard lesa frequently than that of Culberson. The fate of the tariff bill really rested with the following | Borah, Bourne, Burkett,’ McCumber, Burton, Curtis, Jones of Washington and Warner, The above senators should properly be discussed in a chap- republican members of the senate: ter devoted to “weak sisters.” It is not intended here to bring them all into wholesale condemnation. What they did some of them did under provocation and with mitigating circumstances. They could not stand the Aldrich pressure. erations were too much for them. The backbone of the tariff vote—the thick and thin, stand pat, high tariff members of the senate—are the following: Ald rich, Brandegee, Briggs, Bulkeley, Burnham, Crane, Cullom, Depew, Dick, Dillingham, Dixon, du Pont, Et kins, Flint, Frye, Gallinger, burn, Kean, Lodge, McEnery, Nixon, Page, Perkins, Piles, Richardson, Root, ut, Smith of Michigan, Smoot, Stephenson, Sutherland, Warren, Wetmore and Foster Oliver, Penrose, | ——$—— en Now Is a good time to start in; It must have been quite a shock taking stook of the family fingers|to several well-todo persons to and eyes, because some of them learn that waiters are human be j are going to be unavoidably miss ings, more or tess en ed with ing July 5. w respect. Hither the great faunal natural- Until autos are provided with fat has the sleeping sickness, the | bath tubs and barber chairs, they wires are down, or else why this|can’t expect to be the popular ve Bast African silence? hicle for transcontinental travel On the advice of counsel, Mr.} Harriman, undoubtedly, refused tojto the Sigel murderer that his ee. diseuss the report that he had cape is almost a certainty died. Well, anyhow, the Calhoun jury | favor colors for lawns and park beat the new Cedar river pipe line. | ing strips these days. = qoute er ooo ===4 | they patronize HIGHBROW NURSERY LORE BY WALDO BOSTONBEANS JACK AND JILL. For the purpose of procuring aqua pura of such an amount as would ordinarily be contained in a household utensll commonly re ferred to as & bucket, two juvenile pe wf oppor ly kfown as “Jack and Jill,” ascended a steep ele sex, vulgar ‘ation on the face of nature. In the course of this proceeding the fist named indi vidual stumbled, and losing his equilibrium became a vietlm of the law of gravity and was precipitated some distance to a lower point on the dect sustaining simultaneously a fracture of the era ofom inately escaping such serious physical injury, hin fem inine « ton emulated his deacont quite suecessfully, although there seems to have been absen stinet of {mifation A search of all geographical reference works that this has been given what properly belongs Yo It the world’s greatest waterfalls. t any motive beyond the mere in fails to show 4 place among adjustment in a conference com: | to tell | cipants By favors to their states their opposition w as|the stagnant condition of the mained untainted and who opposed | . Owen and Home consid- Burrows, Carter, Gamble, Guggenheim, Hale, Hey The police have so many clows Tan, ecru and old gold are the | work, | Good advice to patrons will be THE SEATTLE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE THE STAR—TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 1909. ‘THOMAS BURKE WASN'T BROKE HE HAD EIGHTY DOLLARS BOR ROWED MONEY IN HIS UN. PAID FOR CLOTHES, BY BARNEY DODDS, At last a momentous {| has been settled Judge | Burke, one of Seattle's | nen, did not bit the t |%4 yoars ago, when bi | Michigan “No, air,” he says, borrowed money and & new sult of clothes which were not paid for when | arrived,” He was a full fledged with lote of Blackstone pe ame jtime when he came town the minute he arrived. This city was a burg of 1,500 In habitants then, but ft grow rapidly, at that time The judge ts of the opinion that | his firet case was one of hia luck fest. It was lucky because ft brought him & volume of business in after years It was a case where he defended a whole ship's crew of mutinous | |sallors who were in jail at Port | Townsend with no funds and with every chance of seeing the tnalde jof a government penitentiary for a number of years to come. He Wanted Work. Judge Burke read of their plight ® of egal jin the daily papers, and beca market, decided to take their case from mere charitable motives, His the boat, the |Caroline Reed, was nothing more Smith of} por tess than a floating coffin, and that men who wo not mutiny when compelled to ship in a craft (AEM maar eater 1 anger A eilag i} * ¢ 1 | “J . | DISHONEST WAIT ERS | rica edt a at nurnat | Clearance Sale of | Savings on Camp toe vou ~ | of much sense.—Dal i °, Fy iN ae if you to Odd Pairs Lace ing Bed. i MOTTO: “TELL ME WHOM YOU FREQUENT! WitH |] |! |) pai just going round toll | Curtains ing i AND | WILL TELL YOU WHO YOU ARE.” t If you do not tamed ately otf fave you \ _ 4 that book Im the fir will ° \pereerneireerenerrinntaemamerer errr et ere the! in Seeta de eat ase us woman: she Walters are often discriminated jagainst and falsely attacked for dishonesty--ench f¢ in many cases the point when a patron believes | he has been overcharged by 4 waiter Not forgetting the old adage that black Mat proposed by the Hotel Keepers’ association to keep out of | the craft undesirable employes, ts jalready in force, althongh It |never been put Into effect, owing to the lack of understanding on behalf of the employers, who pre jfer to engage thetr help at the door instead of calling at | Mable | office which furnishes the help free of charge, both to the employer and employe The result ts that a large gum ber of undesirable men tn this way j Ret employment leaving the how leat portion, whe do not wish to go} |from door to door begeing for out of the question }that in trying to control the walter, they also control the house It certainly all de pends upon which house. | do not cut them all with the same shears, but while there. are dishonest wait ers, there are alao dishonest om ployers. One special case shall here be mentioned. A man enters a so-called first Class Seattle restaurant, ordering fa pint of Ciiquot, which the waiter most honestly serves him; after | this ano’ bottle of the same imported brand is ordered and now the manager took a hand in the | buatness, hauding out to the walter ja bottle of California wine, worth about the fore approaching bottle, kin, 26 cents, with the table. The brought back tm mediately when emptied, so aw to avold possible 4 y of this bottle of wine, which was sold as Cliquot and charged at §2 It was not the waiter who bagged the patron tn thia cane It would be advisable for any walters’ association to also bl list such employers who use t emple to enrich themselves knowing that employe will hot protest for fear of losing a not too well paid position This as to dishonesty, but what can anyone expect from such a side. Everybody knows that Judas to be mand ome FREE MOVING PICTURES FOR OUTDOOR CROWDS. Moving picture shows for the people, free of all cost, have come to London to stay, and are drawing jcrowds of thousands, Over in the |leper ridden colony of Molokal, on the Hawallan talands, the pitiful | people who are dying a slow death are Hkewise cheered by moving | pleture shows, and there is no cor |ner of the earth where filma and hot gone. Now the Natlonal Conference of | Charities is considering a plan to give free picture shows for the slum children in the United States ‘and the big firms have promised | to help the cause On clear nights screens will be put up in publie parks and play. | grounds, and the pletures will ap. | pear as plainly as in a building By this means the tenement dis tricts will get fresh alr, amuse tment and Inetruetion at the same! time question Thomas | richost nilows from “Thad $80 tn lawyer, lots of basket will | spunk and lots of heavily hanging He liked the haa! a re) sparkling | instructions to unoork it be-| well wrapped up in ® nap the moving picture machines have WHEN HE LANDED IN SEATTLE TOM BURKE, Twenty Years Ago. JUDGE BURKE, Prominent Citizen of Today. jof such rottenness were miserably; job when it }lacking in the spirit which com poses the average Auierican cith|so honestly on lealled him came and fairly that | He won the case, and not only }that but he secured $1,000 damagen for the membe of the ew be \cause of the hardships which they » compelled to undergo. n years later the captain of [the same ship, whom young Law yer Burke so roundly scored in his irews to the jury, employed the how more developed attorney to de fend him against a manslaughter charge have become several endearing names and sobrt quets were hung onto bim Burke laughed and took it all te good part and kept on fighting a talking. He talked just it was natural. The words then aa they came apparently without effort and bor ame to wate with the result that tod husband te bra é | He Wee a Fighter. he is one of “our” most successful to swear over the te fonons mae it's mostly in matched Hut that te just one Tom lawyers, and has # bit more than | #sinet the rule ew Fore Fe Th h id ial. 6 sets Burke was a fighter, small in eighty borrowed dollars and an un “in one apt to get bruised In learn ough s0) special, ards for stature, ma but always on the pald for sult of clothes to ride the bicyele? F y $1.00, you sold our Savior stone © why trouble to the difference of California for 30 allver colons your couselagee as between 4 bottle eparkiing and real Cliquot? “Ach, the money wtays ja!) in the family To the patrons who feqhont os Se Different | ©4 Od veHichk SOLTING ALONG THOROUGH PARE eww WAS AADEN WIN MALE AWD FEMALE LARTH BEINGS PRERING ANTIOULY 4B0VE MAD ABOUT ~—~— AT INTERVALS ONE EARTH-BIING SHOUTED YWROWN TRUMPET A HOLLOW WAIL OF D/S~ TRESE ~~ WERE PROBAMY 4087 IN UNFAMILIAR VICINITY. ven The ; Bu, Tw’ puait?r 1a 40m, S | TH mene LIBR, Ane —S | URS Y" YER Rigny | 18 BIZNESS Blocks —- | TODAY'S STYLES TODAY | ELL WAIT Don’t you ‘wait until fall comes around again before buying your Summer Clothes simply because! you find it hard to lay aside the necessary cash, We will wait for our money—offer you the privilege of selecting those new clothes N®@W —having the use of them IMMEDIATELY— and paying usa little at a time at YOUR con- venience, Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc. 1332-34 Second Av. 209 Union St. “Séaitle’s Reliable Credit’ House" | © serapping for his cllent’s Interests, and he did it} — they | “Honest Tom Burke.” Like all physically small men who more or less great,| Judge because do now In after dinner speeches, in a pretty sequence, and | that wotghed nearly & off Sample Hosiery, 25 Comprising Values to 75¢ Semi-Annual Sale Starts 9 a. m. Tomorrow Fine Maco Cotton | Embroidered Lisle Plain Lisle Thread “ys Over Lace Lj Plain Silk Lisle ace Boot Lisle Gauze Lisle Thread Fancy Novelties rem leder of Covering all sizes and col includj ; ’ ding up. limited black, white, t bronzes and pey hades, such as wistar moke, e fo you don't think the common : Moke, ete, people have the nerve to dety those As these are the 40c to 7 . who who meek a financial yp put out by the setattt, mare they haven't.” ane manufacturer of our regular stock, there is me Tm > | no question as to the sj lid values being presented 25¢ a Pair Tomorrow ind, but alimony ts Chicago News @ clever woman? id say whe in, Bhe can act } It ts @ lot pasier for a girl |make fa man then a man of a fo Dailas Nows. Yard on Sale, 6 Yds. for $] Another Important Event Cambrics Colonel,” asked the beautiful ride @ horse # Fine and 1s00ks, Fepresenting gularly from 25¢ to Se Pretty patterns, excellent finish, Insertions and Edgings, 4 to 15 inches wide, broken lines, selling re a yard [Chicago Record- Herald The reason a it a rule to stop =|. may select one or more patterns, a8 you like, but husbands are News rything he GEONCO, turn to ith gold «ram Mew fork Krening Tete there are black sheep tn every | tablishments where you feel sure herd, the blame in many Instances |the manager is an hebest nian, if t ber jj —— ienaeiaabiaan = ama ia put upon the wrong man. There-|you may be assured that you will wrong nor s fore, patrons who are in doubt also be serve y honest waiters e eres © a dee a4 to thetr attendants’ honesty, have|A# the master is, so are bjs ser ” te world | ev ‘ ? . 3 fo the checking system in te by | Vants. eo j = snot he doctor j 3 Ithe elty, the best medium to ¢00- | ems seen Te trol thelr men, } 7 When an employer doubts his roubles others has no rest servants’ honesty, {t proves first pumeae Taian For Ladies and Gow is inabliity to select a first-class “why.” said th athtetic ‘or on an [ie | There ate tn Beatile orl honster, “every before ee Oe aes tan ted nese ed |porations who not only can fur-| Me Visite the Earth as @ Special Correscondent and Makes Wireless pete i eet o pull romage, julsh firetclass walters, but who Observations in His Notebook. 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