The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 4, 1910, Page 4

Prem 4 dally by The Star tng Oo, ‘ub= tate THE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE THE STAR—TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1910 Te 30 yea f age, was entering t ab areet Young Westcott was the ty st that is in the New South 1 Arne n id” N 4 y He had in ‘ € vy ly and a quick ain. He had cnoug vt c A sp ! to this ‘ ar-brair y r \r man, H 4 positio 1 at alary and ¢ St i 1 half a N as it ne When Uncle Sam go the Standard in the last case, Westcott was one of the wit the stand, under oath he was made to tell how he wo } ay” he had whereby he was able independents, and, worst of all, how ingeniously built up a system of spies and s to tell “26 Broadway” just what all the real independents were doing. He told how the business secrets of weaker rivals were secured for the trust. He told how his brilliant mind had been prostituted to do the dirty work of John D. Rockefeller and the other higher-ups. And from the witne stand he went a broken man. With the Southern ideals of personal honor born in him, he had brought h t » the real character of his ten yea f service of the oil trust | A sanitarium hid him from the world, and the other day a judge appointed an officer to take charge of his property : . . . . When the declared ther: hood and self of and coined into gold. need it. The alchemist of old sought to turn iron into ¢ next dividend of the Standard Oi} Company is will be in it, soniewhere, the mind, honor Hampton Gould Westcott, sucked out of him Coined into gold for men who do not alchemist of today has turned youth, courage, breedin and honor into dividend checks. That “Conspiracy’’ Against Taft The Associated Press says this ior Taft “It is now known that Mr, Taft is inclined to believe out telit the criticisms (of Ballinger) that have cropped in Widely separated localities are a part of a erate de Mination to make trouble which anwunts practically to a Spiracy.” con. wd Pinchot says this for the American people “There is no doubt but a few companies are taking possession of the great natural resources with a view to controlling the entire country. Unless this is checked, the future of this land is in doubt.” There is no dou is right about a conspiracy that has “cropped out in many widely separated localities.” It is not an organized conspiracy, but a conspiracy of patriotic pub lic sentiment. and it does mean “trouble” for public thieves and their backing, in and out of office this nation do not propose to sit quiet while being ruled by private interests amd robbed by corporations rut Taft The patriots o It is a conspiracy against the greed that would put manactles on generations to come F otion to private control means the sur The limit to natural fuel is in sight motion. Te render of all freedom and even life, surrender and the very noblest people in this country will conspire, against president, Ballinger, con gress, or anything else to defeat that Let not Mr. Taft err, as did that foolish French king, in mistaking a revolution for a conspiracy! Inventor Tillinghast may be a; Col. Roosevelt has killed an @ee young man and come trom a! otocyon vergatus, What have Ne @ood family. but he taiks consider: |ture Fakers Thompson, Lord, Lon ably like one who is missing and | doo et al to sa hat? tameless. | — | William Plumb was so drunk that The Morgan-Morton-Ryan merger he was bleeding to death and did Won't be celebrated by any torch! ic+ ksiow it, He must have had a light procession made up of ulti 7 ~ Bigadlininy svcunads mate consumers No one need expect to gain any It appears that wh Lawyer thing by thres i the life of the | George didn’t have ar Ine to Prosecuting attorney. He'll threaten got married and then forgot tight back. MR. 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I Jent Taft to take hie f wed | Hitchcock wherever he ge It ts ‘ 1 legislation and to dedicate | with Taft in his sittings down and 1 i purpose | hia rising It gota into their! will be a at t up | the ubiquitous and persl: Cag } ha n these part You see it's this wa Th , 1 tt the | shine of publicity has fallen on th +} ( it ; Bal d the stuff referred ques: |ser ¢ 1s nc hing speek a ke him white, The people hm +n n th u onfidence in congres . k particularly Aldrich apd Cannon) at ongress is to try jt ‘ : uit | band wi whitew brush ' ‘visa I have no doubt wn mind ' , artment bh fixed clusive and private control of Ba af ' thing would prevent ) as mal the | of a faked letter, or I nt Taft, in whieh the y al of another letter from nniaed mar ord, | the official ord i on right { Quer It has remained his admini t for the | tration to create the precedent o abinet officer asking for a congr fonal investigation to determine 1 from ¥lh peeter his t y, American history will tma be searched in vain for another in ‘ I it is stance acerel RATH SIMILARITY ur a Hat pftice, he wh w STAR JOSH WISH BAYS) That imaginative a” pros) aya® at ' the great b tat Jetothes to becoming epidemte + aes ROBT. 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SUIT SPECIAL EXTRAORDINARY — FOR WEDNESDAY POSITIVELY the most advantageous suit special of the season, consisting of a very fine and comprehensive aggregation of this sea son's smartest suits in serges, fine and broad twills, shepherds’ plaids, herringbones, fine cloths, and fancy weaves; fashionable shades of blues, greens, olives, terra-cotta, wines, blacks, etc., neatiy tailored. Coats are finished with velvet or self collars and are silk or satin lined. Skirts are the latest cut, button trimmed, plain or pleated. Sizes are regular, juniors, misses and little women. The regular prices of these suits range as high as $15 $35.00, but on Wednesday they will be sold Second Fioor. out at, Sale Price .......... DRAPERY SPECIALS | BASEMENT SPECIALS = Window Shades ~~ Article in Our Sale Prices, but— See the Two Tables of EXTRA SPECIALS material and a0¢e Imported Cream Madras Six patterns, thin, width regular G0¢ to 66c. Bale, yd excellent Sale price : Regul. 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Waldort Bide. 108-10 Mike #1, Every Shovelful Of our coal 1s warranted to pan out | pure coal and nothing else. You) will find no artificial padding of | | welahts with us. We sell coal-—not | mixed with it © grades of ours are the| mined, with good heat ling und lasting qualitte etter put in a good supply now while the summer prices rule. You will save} by it | | | Wednesday, These Specia |f Peans s0AP—spoote abe Both Phones 87 | is on us—another year in which to prove to you that Bar- tell Drug Stores lead in Quality, Service and Low Prices, ls 9¢ t Bartoli xt ake Union namie ire ; ; 256 14c 25¢ 14¢ 1T¢ 16¢ Why Look Old? Trust Co. of Seattle MENTHOL, RUCALYPTUS AND WILD CHRERAY— ray Lm THOKEYS THYMOL, BUCALYPTUS TROCHHS HUTHYMOL TooTH PASTI—T Capital $300,000 SPRA t rRenox Surplus and undivi ted NT DON TRIETOE profits $50,000 No matter bh or 8 made. ow easy fast a man owes it Rubber Goods money to himagif to be economical and YUKON HoT Wa aving. The earnings of the aE cing? aaa an an vorking man are the returns of dnc 1 re hie capital of strength and skill HYGIENE HOT WA his weekly salary, the price paid THK BOTTLES, 3 hay for his youth and future pros ¥ ‘ne re pects HoT WA sh norrLn, INTeREST 4} PeR Cent ua a112 ‘EREBOTION How 4 ‘ WATHR BOTTLE S89c Compounded Wak ae - Semi-Annually A quaite MW ——— ASEPYOL COMMNATION Hot : sal WATER BOTTLED aed =POUN Wea Pings TAIN SYRINGE One of the medi JAMES D, HOGR, President fa ' t ” 4 « N, B. SOLNER, Cashier for eet, 04: She marker DIRECTORS Ferdinand u Schmits, J Low GET IT Lowart, OC. Bebt mick, James D. Howe. AT BARTELL’S, AND GET SATISFAC 3 Bartell Drug Stores N. ih So CORNER SECOND and CHERRY STREET No Old Store No. 2—Main Store ~ Store Urauches at Batloe ‘ nd A a aod Rente y r Ww 610 Second Aven farkate