The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 6, 1909, Page 6

THE STAR—SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1909 by ot Aty—1 yenr, THE SEATTLE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE 'yii¥ii 3k: Today’s Styles Today Why Not Dress Well) - That Grand Jury TEN THOUSAND HUMAN BEINGS IN CHICAGO EAT GARBAGE TO-LIVE; Oa baer tars nie sar itvet wage wad ate ttastiscns| NOW THEY'RE POISONING THIS FOOD AND ARRESTING THE STARVING Fras nana | in that paper's views relating to the calling of a ghee 6 ‘ * oe S$ — - pei 5 oe tee, Towssnds y It would be unwise to have the jury ins n while lenty of bp tah Daews ng Smart! Ms, lor a a bage Out of the Reach of People the ¢ rg of the jury until after the election Who Must Satisfy Their Cravings ) atime in the] But Providing No Substitute, The Star believes that there never « LOR RRO RO as at present. |» ion into city and history of Seattle when a grand jury investiga This cor any tlona down and sound eas county conditions has been so badly needed FRENCH CONSUL ar CHI CAGO CALLS HUNGER CURE “DIABOLICAL.” Not that we have a great deal of confidence in the likelihood * * of the jury acquitting lity or inclination of the prosecuting attorney to "In the past I have been on or int gaged in investigating the - * conditions of the paupers of Parla, Chicago presents daily *® spectacies rivaling the most * horrible scenes depicted by * Kugene Sue, The plan to stop w the eating of garbage by * * * 7 * * stir things up as they d be stirred, Our experience with | » grand juries in the past and our acquaintance with the present Eastern Outfitting (p, Incorporated 1332-34 Second Ave. 209 “* Seattle’s Reliable Credit House" prosecuting attorney incline us to this belief | However, there is always a chance that a lead will be ing the scavengers ts one of the most cruel t could Lave been devined in the moat dia bolical ingenuity French Vice-Consul in Chicago, struck and that something of real material benefit will result There would seem to be no hope of getting at the real corrup-| 1 1 able to] ‘ * poisoning the food and arrest * tion, but it is not unlikely that a grand jury would t * tell us just where the responsibil ditions that exist in our city hall and in our court house. Alwage| ity f the con-|} +R EERE EEE REE ES RRR RR f I “ 1 | my ted Brees.) providing, of course, that the public is not “jobbed” in the} GenGhae GL wae Cas teaed draw the grand jury of starved humans, 10,000 § haa been living in Chicago » gar r believes, with the Post-Intelligencer, that if there | page «ines cold weathe Two : s , .., [thousand two hundred families daily ye s > is to be a grand jury called, it should be called at once and put |) Ve been sending Uttle children oe , } {from their minerable homes to be | rs right to work. It might help us in determining € |scavengers in alleys and on refuse ’ ‘ Z BLA Rigs should vote at the coming manic 1 election. dumpa A oe | aston Many ths from diseases due to 4 } LLING CO | thin ce on f garbag ted from the Cook County | High Flight It is impossible to make a finicky Maybe In refusing to drink that kn petson believe that experience with mint julep, President Taft wa an area eight yuure ip one of the tenement dis saloon cuspidors fits a man to care | thinking of the solidarity of the re-} tricts of the West Side, 187 persons FI for the sick and dying. publican party iw found who admitted that their jour ethacsihat eda | |mmain food supply came from gar | " Whatever else may sald of os bage cans Highest . © ot encum io q the words of M Conditions in the poorer dintricts | Mme. Steinheil, she is not encum _ ot to qu w . ot Pam Calees Tindal or tae Award ered with any hampering respect Twain, the report of Colonel R ii atime teamthye eet Hon Magen: | for facts. velt’s death was a Ile. They rival Eugen: | A.-Y.-P. = oe on of pauper Paris 1 sé 59 f Pa London | E. JUS 7 KIDS nataen tne eT Remarkable photograp! &@ common scene in Chicago this fail. Little son and daughter of the poor e boa of he ceeiisnipabientnmninnnes - iaialesinshanepcipurbn Back in the alley there was some watchman’s bull he board went) thing ju os later th d for Johnny's fam | So the doctors of th ty workers pro-| ax deadly as the vombe and guns of anare scraping over garbage can se for food. a ® the n square to the policemen whe meen | Johnny docs not understand Eng-| quest they make from the rich peo-| of the ¥Y hospital deaths | qed - lish. He was carried home dying| ple here granted | | reached the city hall t wound) N the astounding rem arr SRE REE SER | squads of ir dumps and cans. Fre the big of decaying food. The | ily, because there Is no one to take | garba ed little chil n, With | hea inapectors had been there, | Johnny's place in the garbage hunt Instead of asking the rich men 5 That was| Now it ts ha i ways, guided them) away fore Sarah and Joe Came. 1 for the 2,200 starving families, the | of the rotted food Bo th got all the pick of the| Doctors have hearts, though they Juvenile Protective association 4 ie aked rotting bananas’ offéne- | don't dare show it at times. Aftot asked the police to arrest the : " ; sh F nilled by ov . | ctors, actt ive exga and other polsonousyrub-|the carbolie acid order had t parents of children found hunting High Fl milled by pr ed methods im jorders, sprinkled ail the bish. In triumph they returned |iasued by the board of health, the | garbage for their families! heart of the great wheat country of the Northwest Bing | food with carbolic acid home and Papa Levinsky an@ Sfam- | doctors sald: “Now, we've done our Many parents were arrested and ; ; : ) “ | ph Lewinsky, a poor rag pick-\ ma Levinsky, and even the bables,/duty as doctors, but not as fathers! charged as delinquents j tem whea ak High Flight Flour all that be x jer, and his family of five occupy dying of pneumonia, ate. of children, Somebody ought to help All these 2,200 families, It fs fair pected by particular users. small basement ron T Every member of the family was/ these families, They n@ed food!” to presume, are still hungry. On mgs a t “i : y early a quarter of a tury | walls of the room were so damp stricken with earbolle acid and| So these men, @ith heartstrings | any morning between midnight and For nearly a quarter of a century weave been . that Rosle and Sammy, bis two ba- ptomaine poisoning at once. like steel, who had bent over human | sunrise hundreds of gaunt spectral ing good flour. Be: bies, got pneumonia jauffering for years and stood un | figures carrying frayed baskets | | His other children, Sarah and!) Gecastonally the fate that befell | moved, called into the ald of the and sacks may be seen at the | Joseph, aged respectively 11 aod # Johnny Kincawinca, in South Cht- | garba 1 army of starvation the | dumps and in the alleys, hunting years, were sent out daily to foraye cago, is faced by these children. | Juvenile Protective asoclation for food. But the carbolic acid in the dump behind Haymarket Johnny, with a basket, was husting| The Juvenile Protective associa-| squad has been there ahead of Square. food” tor bis family. Hiw father | tion! them, as the bodies of hungry dogs This t# the place where the police was out of work and sick | Society women and professional | and cats stretched out dead on the jand anarchists once met in a bis Git out o° theret~ yetlea an Hil-| social workers are members of it aying mass show. So the acay-| j toric bloody riot. There is a big nots Central railroad watchman at|/Se are some ministers Thetr|engers go back home empty-| monument in the middle of the him. “Git out, er I'll shoot! istanding makes any reasonable re-| handed = -" ss ones me em | This social vivisection of poor peo- REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR. | | ciad to way that there is no vemeta-| Dle's appetilies by the “charity” men us j |tion in the extreme north.”—Courter | and Women. bas opened the ey ae: i ; ra | | Journal of Chicago to the extent of its d | ‘hat makes a girl pretty ts the - ficiency. Charity bas fled Chicago, | way she can look when you tell her ye wants Britioh Gl. | cme people think | she is. vee i ‘ veryb oe in hh iite Hut they hardly dare say se. For having been divorced. Jt is poes(bl®|4¢ they did, they would be howled that the Industry te fageing ‘ |down as muckrakera, scoffers, Teacher—Altred, do| kickers; they would be blasting the Houschold Geods. “Kin I interduece a pertickler friend o' mine | " Ron A | A young widow is awful smart to en wee? Pees See Tone | look so sad when a lot of old cata . “Well, de id jare around +| , Queen of England ts fully confi dent Dr. Cook found it. He can now j stand pat with @ queen full | wh sao | we. n he hasn't any; a man can't a man's when she has. | ‘The best way to handle a man is to make him have a good opinion of himself; the best way to make {him have a good opinion of him | self is to tell him he hasn't.-New York Press. I'd radder not meet him.’ ly oa ‘ Ng , sii “ eae ae _.| You can’t help being nice to a | IDK of fate ner| name of their fair city: <= = = . = = fe man who is a bigger fopl than yoa | pute prohibition ¢ are and admits it ss with mat BEIN EA Yy A woman can value a man's mefit A CHAIN OF NINETI ) THE PACIFIC COAST—ALL GOVERN BY THE SAME PRINCIPLES AND BUSI- NESS METHODS. ie sc If your bey smokes threaten him with pe He who has a steady nerve, And leads a ornsilk clgare agra She ar To win the highest stakes, And reach the goal desired, Whatever car he takes | rt Ont | Be i gies oe coal “i | Life j One price—always. Same price to ev erybody. t wha kind of a tree?” t 1 " o | quire son writer, “soos the ies He id ie Honest prices. Honest values. Most liberal terms. | bondemen” expressed themecive ie"inder nO. kind of @ tree,” pais et dog. | mois Every piano guaranteed. Prices in plain figures. Great Britain te announce@ to have t the manawe seally wants 1,060,060 superfiuous women. There how she cooks. may hot be that many suffragets, but ; And works real steady, he | they kick up fully that much of al her (if he can) fuse | A asoline plano o1 ~ | the Tammany tcket awered the cithnen addressed All pianos as represented. No guessing contests. No fake sales. No piano bond schemes. No false representation. ye | add bell In Santa Cl | la x in 2 en = Wineon Sph : . : . . . | we Visite the Earth as a Speciai Correspondent and Makes Wireless ae va “a — eR | Victor A child is safe in buying a piano in our stores. rvations in His Notebook. No wonder women are ely to | pene : ? | ake to avin An aeroplane | Machine. The prices are so low that they cannot be cut or Ed — — lipaité: Ue & ross between a ourtel j ; ‘ pa GA R VIN Ss CORNER Mus burnett ene we Jatretoner and n clothes horke. "| | it discounted or skinned in any way. The values we ae mouse | | » | | give f y represe every ¢ ar of . chas BY THE REVEREND JOSEPH L. GARVIN Fs Gave FENALE CantnaEing wutre ) | tithes, out that Prin IB | brings | give fully represent every dollar of the purchase | 7 | nown, Ito probably 4 rice ~@ PASTOR OF FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH See Ae Bi Se ceeee Gane | | Kore kncan, Re provetly got Ni | te | Price. ° CURIOUS ORNAMENTATION Aim Ng E DEPARTED FEMALE AVYED WHITE run @ newspaper | | | ie —- imraemme team 2 . Pari tic ons at ors ol © carry he largest stec! The test of the Western spirit is; by the shape of th | Dor OBJECT WITH CONCENTRATED GALE, mur. | | she Hwvific Comat Distributors of We carry, the largest sleek the thrill one gets ax he sees Old| the short-stemmed TERED TO SELF, RE-EXAMINED 08 ° ‘advanced when Glory fluttering from the flagst Irish to the aristocratic long RECOGNIZE CAREFULLY, STOOD TRANSFIMED CALaD latest and y terme: fa W. W. schoolhow it stem of the Austrian . q cia teisebe. tka y Canada has 18 c'elock, ete, Tt THAT HAND- (wro SPack, AGAIN SCRUTINIZED OBMECY NEW SKIN DISCOVERY thusteal ’ ee ae “ae no ie uae ate oe weit AGAIN MUMBLING TO SELF sm BEA 2 | Crossing the cont clark te thin tt. dees Y ITING ~ WITHAL, LIKE UNTO ONE PowERsess TQ || Stops Itching Immediately, Soothes nite cation. ‘This Is a bi nity. The| accustomed to their deliberatene LA’ "* Now FURTHER PROCEED and Comforts Little Ones of more you pass through § 10 big-|T learned to like the But pardon ‘ ger it grows. Above all plonlel tie guile! I eeaon ‘thaly tote 1 ST WONDER A demonstration of the efficacy | el teenie alta batted yur admirati stir y oe ffi are paid to y fy th P WHO \T'S and entire harmlessness of poslam, | ; st ane vile Geaees, * pathy or provoke your mirth Our e at st, got no satiate = the new skin discovery, is afforded | | No people commanded espect | tion fr start h. The train From | when it is applied to the tender | - —esioenioniecent tenses si like our Wee ' 1 as alway nm time it 1 | : , skin of infants who are tortured me feel sorr ANYWAY *** Easterner like my Canadian fr | We take your old piano in part payment for a player piana—allowing you liberally for it. A tele with rashes, chafings, scaly and crusted humors and other skin ag-| re are pouring into Canada. | simply: living here and more Joy in ody smokes, It seemed, You| being one of the friends to all around gould almost tell their nationality! you, ont | turned via C. P. RB Wateh out ¢ na gravations. Its eect is soothing, old ae »$ lider oy > wenrese =» to youn” they laughed led t0| good frienis at Canada | the itching stops at once, the skin | phone call will br ing our representative to y ae know each othe the Dominion—tt heals and is quickly restored to | songs home, who will give you full piano-player informa ‘ Ganda is @ great country, never| quiet, but they are aluo normal condition | ‘and | at f desired ‘j Btates thi United! prosperous. ‘They impress In the varlous forms of skin| } #on if desired. Bec ey tween| Colne chilly, but thelr hearts are | troubles in both infants and adults, | the - we them. But any your 1 found Youngstown, Ohio, poslam produces beneficial results | ae _— : ai baggage is inspec R lwith aoate eeiatar thecaimea’ | |from the first application. Eeze. behead | ore costal oti tatie Rlnt Ph st eenreséentas “Moose Jaw, Can. is a live city of | by the Lavmenia missin ma, acne, herpes, rash, tetter, ete You | | We are the exclusive Pacific Coast representa 45.000 poopie. I held up 4 ation; « bus, Ohio, fasel yield readily to its remarkable! | tives of the finest grade of pianos and piano play- |» hours at this p ts growing f 1 poor erim- | {curative properties. Occasional can | erent py them the hd=ér s . Ike a mushroom. ‘Phe best ‘uild-| inal; 1 ith mayor- | japplications “will quickly banish | | y.), | ers—among them the world-famous Steinway i: Mies mick Wick boric ot tree signe; Chicago busy with pimples, blotches and complexion | . } the Kingsbury Inner Player, the Cecilian, the poatti rte plans; St. Paul preparing for blemishes and will relieve and| eee “hi se ‘ would grace § r 0,000 tag day to he ht ¢ | | your | i » » > d ers. ioe s f P fet er=| pore itoning feet, s0Kly acalp, hurl Emerson, the Artistano, the Euphona and The Provincial Educational soci o vo |mors, ete | choice. L a Giatnineacienieaiin — ety was in session th 1 pe 4 | | Poslam can be had for fifty cents | a snare =n — — in for about 20 minutes, Over 200 nitle do at any reliable druggist's, partion The ibe ar » ens Fi nt pl Bchool ma'am and master fe Lean oe javly the Quaker Dead. Os. L018 __ The most liberal terms on the easy paymen in ving & debate. They cried ° p to wutiful ur First Ave. and 406 Pike St, who| if desired, without advancing the price ery ere anything : clean is a healthy make a specialty of it. Or the} be : na aha £3 18 the aris were pret I y thrill came as 1 saw mneransy LaWpratoyvies, No. 4 | piano in our store marked in : plain figures. Ment matrimonial ir an iotusae ak eeae | West 26th St, Now York Qity, will| Every piano that leaves our store is fully guaran- approve of them. : Whore 1s @ Joy in nd a trial supply free by mail| |} teed by us. This is sufficient to show results o any one who will write for It in 24 hours,