The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 27, 1910, Page 8

THE STAR—LHURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 1910, TM AMROADS, EEE UST an Toe Tani OMG HEN BY HEEL, DETECT CATCHES awl, our dressed meat must come] the @ ‘ , attired ee x Steal ; from the big ment trust plants at rand car 1 ba A © gonéollere Speaks —_ ie nr Exsees tts, “CniGine: chr Gakhe ‘Harvard Professor nial : ) f° sondollera am |The railroads get lot of trans - ‘ ‘ , 0 ght ‘ and Other Things Are Jeombine stores meat to meet the “Wonder From Italy”! }—~ ; cat ane the Fa is krand opera time when there is big demand a So Expensive. All of there services, as well as! and Shows That She's ) profit are added to the cost of a |the poor man's meat Clever With Her Foot s a | © teriff in a great factor in " ’ ne Poh 1 Me HINGTON, I i . a WASHINGTON, ; Beene and as a Make-up Artist. i| : Seo ge and ¢ Rei Effects of Tariff. ma ON : ; a hele a If the tariff on sugar had been! HOgTON, Maas, Jan. 27.—Mme onadaeraie reat as and. Sogn reduced, sugar would now be|Paliadino of Italy is uncovered - | } i co Ww au atrone by Mray | cheaper Hugo Munsterberg, psychologiat of ] .. Senator Bristow s9 hat it is If the tariff on cotton had) Harvard university, makes pupltg ja nation " ' been reduced, instead of raised iO} the February nuinber of the Metro “Semen y CHILDREN In A nd the t . spots, all calicoes, cott ittan Magazine the fact that he \ | / \ of KO and clothing would now be cheaper.) caught Eusapla Palladino, the ) lowe on all, instead of raised! pugsied Lombrozo and Puropean ote q ati on #0 emma, Woolen good# and) scientists, in the act of faking i} A bination er nt during oth wo h che This complete se of j " -~ Wy United Preve,) » n th Inet year on some $20,000,000 t vey cnnny the tar¥f had been fraud,” as he me it om y pee NEWTON, la., Jar yee the fs watered h SENATOR BRISTOW. on lead and taken off the plished over a month ago, in New Take i ed . - lead paints and lead York, but hae been kept secret up word Mor vi Kansas , . ' ne years at L&W: | bufic on Ww » now shipped from th tr c ‘ore the beef trunt ariff had not be be fa ‘ nm; then the « out and conquered the . raised on the products tle go ¢ ansas y « r rmour people | ¢ trust their product ter and the carcas me back ‘ « nd 1 o nto Kan id no cheaper, or at least western Kansas sed fo! # to wolicit bur h dressed the packages would be larger and| sumption. T r tr atte oe : 1 butcher | heavter by rail, two east ‘ t htered ‘ home in Thie " all canned food beneath thetr westw t e 1 | com the th our and) products and household utenatis buggy was a trips & oat of ¢ ‘ , " pt down jon which the tariff should be low : heavy shoe and js using it in a re! “What a surprise when he saw ; ere a few drog OH Doct mat aul kaart i oF removed : . markable manner that she had simply freed her foot |™!*! sician declared biiged to atop tile alg Munsterberg saye that or from her shoe, and, with an ath-|*'* 4 me distinctly on my /in cabinet! e 1 astly wuleide pact be Quit EATING MEAT | hip and aan my arm, and at Hane cry he reached out and} °*"" 7. Pees oye - (By United waa Bi UNCLE SAM $75,000.000 YEAR Ry United P last he pulled the sleeve at my el | grasped her heel with a firm hand young to be r NEW YORK, Ja g : : " “ | bow,” says Munsterberg, describing |and she responded with that wiid : rie Ps seem 4 as Yeuger, & yours old, - NEW YORK, Jan Some par the expose. “I plainly felt the thumb |seream which Indicated that she| Fee eae ee ne boree!'a lamp post an © various collection districts for|tting may happen tn Chicago to : cect arn ciis gascany, leew chat cha ume Goneed ane Wor ndering ab mag the road, the reins | pockets stutted with , ‘ Orrow en € ddreased to eS Ar c on the frozen grounc fl od te a But It Won't Knock Out coiece It was found that in-|MOrrow when letters ad dt ‘ 4 And finally John was to lift the glory shattered | iy ling pce 7 lighted matches drdy nets ‘ jorations in the | Mesars. Armour, Cudahy, Morris table in the inet (behind the Her achievement was splendid vay ee n a“war to the deat That Treasury Deficit, i ites, ax estimated origin. /2"4 Swift, aaking them to abstain i ; q r medium.) We held both her hands, |She had lifted her unshod foot to|¥*!!todo farmers near Monroc Teddies and the Coma Which Is Now $56,000,- "!) by ' easury, there are over | rom meat and help © gee} apg — ; an we felt both her feet, and yet the |the height of my arm when she| | Kany of the Bast Side. * | 400.006 lut perhaps one-third #t, rene p stock y . For Mrs. Sophia Loebinger table began to seratch the floor,|touched me under cover of the cur-/SURE, RUN RIGHT | were just g 000. one-half t number will rm. Sophia Loebinger, se be 4 nd we ted {t to be lifted tain. When her foot played thumb iuees captured T found to ha ‘existence {etary of the National Progressive ‘ nag we eapecten It fo. be oe ante cua Ghee na cee OVER THE DOGS) not moan to burn i eg dhe» Suffrage union, has sent the let “¥ | ated to scare biky — or to be nontaxable on account of . “ , there suddenly | throughout - edtena: sektdn Gate 121 ee 3 iat, omens at Sruanterhere ean st ie Aibaens (By United Pres.) | saying things saboutiaal (iy Cnited Press) ack of a net Income, which only 19/1 ; came a wild, yelling scream uaster ; tricks| ST. PAUL, Minn., Jan. 27.—In an| Passersby smothamaial WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.—The ab ler the Jaw leon te: Unies eeuas atord | wae even © coream se | had never ito say that ake van do thelopinion by Justice Jaggard, the nd waved the boy latest estimate made by tl ar legit ai areud sha weane ace cane before heard in my Iife, not even in| sometimen, but that she can do the) he| a " i est estimate mad y the tre . 7 ™ told a ¢ d she would also cable y ‘tme - most thrilling scenes. ran «ew ut tricks Mini supreme court decided ury department fs about $ - « . Emperor Wilhelm a mexsag rt q 4 | eres, i's mow 9 a man ted the 1 P g, but they len fr i hat Ve ti] the « alladino has wonderful musclos ms t ne car struck n her feet # and toes, and while Diagram shows how Mme, Palladino faked it, according to Prof. | Barr ‘ and Lina Ar er, and ed it & sitter belleves that the woman is | Munsterberg. The letter A in the picture shows how he used her jaged 14, were found sitting side bp ¢ brought suit @ keeping her foot on his, she has leg in making the guitar issue sounds, B is the bellows and tube which | ide, th aries ¢ asped about ‘ ts dict of damages really withdrawn her foot from her ecauees the blast of wind to issue from her hair at C. D is the bellows |¢ i dies, in a ‘ our The supreme o that furnishes air through tube E to distend her skirts. 5 ¥ roadside this th yee y.[ that a dog running in the streets of} DANCE AT Oh&i ‘ had! “We have here the perfectly typ! 00.000 will t oe hema vn a aratulating him on his decision to} te hoody Fanaa be ad tneeeah pond le performance, H c greatest won.|8t. Paul has no rights « motorman | Dance toniaia 1910, from the corporation tax . 4 ineur-|*0Ut out our foul, putrt canned | , — unap r Geek are aaiaee fraud and|!* obliged to respect. The decision | - ate " r ‘ sho: oware d uninapec bee " ae J is o ‘o | Wan 1 in the ¢ yr J This will go bat a short way toward | snee companies. Rac and uninspected beet, Thin be ) ' What bad happened? She had| humbug This Is no longer « the-|W&* given in the case of William J. meeting the present $56,000, poratic must r p 4 oo bad for ua,” thi Ino fdea that detectives had slipped ory, but a fact | Zz yameny on ya gah gs adil £ p ‘ officials | ites are with as bp gd bra i Into the room and that a confeder-| Prof. Muygterberg thinks that the freee. sae aad —- svenues | Which report w SONS Saidh Mie beer treat teas te cant aay? ate had succeeded in crawling like| wind which is said to come from| heat tins trek or 08 tb SO rN ee ae dor Lane ee eee & snail into her dark eabinet, behind | Palladino’s forehead $s sent by a rom the first tevy of the wearbire Y corporation tax, as now . the curtains | bellows br a neh, through | a ; ‘we : . . vs | 0 j ye tr t ne . : Did All With Her Toes. muscles of her stomach ugh oe Pr ; ~ be $ Hive |U. S. gh gi “1 had told him that 1 expected |fine tube leading into ber hatr. * at not : ree : ents | . tretebed out from her body! He explains {n the same way the ¥ mmidn sat, 1 a 1 ther ended or other ladebetedness. | ne = lio the cabinet, and he looked for|wind which blows her skirts about | 4 fore wet be : : get (By United Press) MME, PALLADINO. ithem |from beneath eed ee 3 PHILADELHPIA, Jan. 27—"It| ee d What the c the ectt jovernment revenue | cages mc to get the | fz common ne | REAL ESTATE MAN" wR SS oe oe lat a SS PEASANTS AND OVERLORDS —™*" fone rUMsueD) of the world,” said James wic ck, realty dealer in the |! to beter ne nal revenve bas cause to belleve| Wilson, secretary of , New York block, fm —— | The land of winter resorts, blue skies and : “ Pl t an yi 0 29 last “ the county jail for 90 days hine, is hed J : the pew tariff law In th that any corporation is making | last night in an address be IF PRICES: ment In | sunshine, is reached in a day and a half a og hy catenin tor agg Adige wrong returna or concealing prop: | Manufacturers’ club jand a fine of $260 for contempt of | April, May and June y, he fs empowered under the law! Wilaon deprecated the tariff as nme Court, In refusing to support Mrs. mous The 66 districts of the t make examination of the bock*/a cause of present conditions “1 | Lottie Moore, a woman he married) { evente » have nt all of the company or an examination /am convinced,” he said, “that com-| i © time are keeping the two prior to the end of the six months 3 % revenue dg : the of any other kind he may choose |binations ef ‘retailers ‘and whole |G0¥- Harmon, of Obie, | mae tne 3m of the right hand on the |following his divorce from another | é \ revenues | axen| to develop th A salers are reeponsible in a great) Leader of Cost of Live! jupiic putee and looking thought woman. The charge was made be-| i) are assess yt a) reve nee tal is Hable for pe i) measure for the high prices, and ‘ * * Mak fully toward the firet Tuesday after fore Judgg Gilliam today by Mre nue commissioner on th knowingly swears to false the same influence would be suf-| ing Investigation, es ‘ Moore's attorney’ : the first Monday tn + naace eas and they are then redistributed iran of Income ficient to control prices of pods . | ain - My, e . re ‘onal A ‘A . = = | browgh from other countries.” Startling Statements. ; ae The finest train in the West Cony *-¢ CHURCH VOTES FOR a OH, NO, TARIFF FF NOT 10 BLAME, conacaicenicg dar woos coal coal $ WHY I'M VOTING FOR BOUILLON {| 7M CROW DOLLS), contin cic NOT FOR SILK, RUBBER, Figs| Sea | (By United Prose) 1 we get along?” said Gover- This train leaves Seattle at 110058 am WILMINGTON, Del, Jan. 27 nor Harmon PSSOHOSOSASeSeSHeHoseHoSoGoHOHeSoHOHOSEPOOOOE HOD Jnr. congregation of St. James’ A.| “The increased cost of living at | over the “ ; 1 ; chure fecta more people than the inequal : ' 2 Jue at foreign ports 15 per I believe that A. V. Bouillon ts| I reb las night lecided that WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 27.—, im valu , ed mothe sat pur e bi thes of taxation, Prery one has to ¢ N er can | 0 d W. the logical candidate for mayor of te ure iach | tee tt every one dors not have | Your Uncle Samuel, or some of bie | oat bas. vale, 6. 3 shag gg Bowed regon an as ington f mitical emetens ‘m machine There waw a lively debate on the/to pay direct tax Very tew ar Line tate aeteeting Unale Soe tan ster buy his wife her annual set of einninisihBien Gielietined taat wauld render him | fon whether colored children|#0 rich that they do not have 1° | noe ‘and. bie “atand-pat” crowd. | costly Angora furs at the old price am Ms ob nny yt vagal vag | 4 play with and tondle white|Consider the outgo. The man w’ an | fae wall bo gerprieed, but not bY the So h P. fi a pc sg gg Sealand gre ; dolie the same as white children, of |geta $40 to $80 a month te obliged | Sometimes gor od raph foe eg uthern Pacific eax aN Suit wonle. bare, 8 use black dolls, ax a matter of race |to look for cheap meat and cheap | Ton COtOrin NOH ‘oir battles, Likewise raw silk. It has gone up mayor who would serve the city pride, Ge W. Benson of thix| foods and deprive himself and his | 10) Sto and thetr latest ma-|sbout 3 per cent in six months. | Two other well-equipped trains, making fi in a businesslike, efficient and eco- city and the Rev. R. T. Pennington | family of actual necessities, neuver comes through the depart- Silk dresses worn by the wives of afford a variety of accommodations. ‘The newteal manner. of ¢ at n ie stag 1 mt - Must Do Something. ment af commerce and tebor, pre on — pe gee aoe rf W. Local,” at 9:30 a. m. and “O. and We wi,” candidate for the council from th rei jgind that the legislators pre con-| url, & crafty Read the words of Uncle Sam's || = tg ase Ber roe berm - : . ation also came to the| sidering it. It is not a matter that; Something had to be done whee faithful servants, and then see if CITY TICKET OFFICE = gen Phar rei cA are oan fe in heaven negroes |@ Man can settle or solve in @ day. | the — a ¢ —— — the tariff hurts you; ér ia it the 008 Picet Asenie c 0 0 i ; ; He can not «it down at his desk |the high cost of living. Secre highe tn pre the { ; , tii! be bic 4 that the higher prices from where the im 4 * be pow Pay Py lag <a tter stick ¢ mo soy : " y and write out a remedy Nagel’s men couldn't a os eae? PASSENGER STATION peatbifice have met with the ap jon earth, OS conene the lenges. pomsiation | fact het the eovt glo A oni The principle articles of food- First Avenue South and Dearborn Street ; yp gen || of the cition increases the demand | creased, but they did wtart out to! 77a, Sancibie aeticlon, OF Meese r ee are : ” “SMALLPOX, AND Jon # farming area that has not In-[defend the taritt. 0. P. Auatin.| TiO itoiteg ‘Staton how com W. D. SKINNER — Waas panes Lined | Jcreaned, but It i® certain that a chiet of the bureau of statiation and | Peraveiy ittle change. In the General Passenger Agent ' . | ry erable part o! ert “figgerer,” Was selected e | Speaking of Littooy’s connection THE COURT FLED |» (Ro ay pat ll ng dan = A dre prices obtaining In foreign coun Seattle, Wash. t e ont ce y ? we . o m ries. with the retention of the postoftice, | paling NG TON, Ga. Jan. 27-—CY ltarmer. It is cortaln, too, that|tin with « title that ought to be| A Different Story. pam soe alam edger Bbc . ltore Judge Woenne tadey in pe.| with improved machinery and|read twice by everybody who bas | course, a number of other persons ‘lore Judge yone today, ¢ barged | ethoda the of manufactured | followed the higher cost of living Yet everybody knows that the} ee aaeeer <2 nee eae dai |products should have decreased # lw it: “Advance of Prices In| prices of foodstuffs have gone up| ; a But they are higher than ever. This! Foreign Markete of Leading Artl-| here Has it been the tariff? Littooy was more diligent than any told the prisoner, calling the coun-| i. aus to the high tariff and the|cles of Importation Into the United | Really, it seems so. Here are the ther perso wiring and furnish ty physician to examine the man. |e oi i rosters | States.” |ranges in price at foreign coun DEATH ON DIRT ing all th ormation at his hands Smallpox,” said the physictan. | rhe onditions will continu ‘ ltrias of the principal feodstuffs as to wh » postoffice should be In an instant the judge, court of}, 2" condi will continue) Read it again t f & modernized feudal aystem where) Maybe Mr. Austin didn't lke the | 1909 1908 1907 ane oo ee | ee een - sey Son eee ial oh * 4 ge 4 ar aten ‘ola new artetocracy of wealth 18) aye they were putting bis figures to.|Raw sugar, Ib, 2.136 2.10c 1.88c Ql been identified with the ye8 in , ere he sole one gaged in t a ones Gh. ah Ay aan ee noe) TUCKER ESTATE| pean peasant jernment’s figures, it i# certainly 80 ward. D « wix years sidence ne wing that Celestine Mari. So the legislature, anewering the | awful the way the foreign producers t our legislation pert ite ; tt |imported into’ this country that retaine He was very active in |fictals and spectators made for the |J@*t 8@ long 88 our legislation | Quite naturally, it ought to ex SOAPI AKE S {| bringing the working people of this) Maybe he didn’t notice it, but the | Coffee, Ib. 7.6 74 78 Littooy’s fight for t entio of the ward. Littooy has | is the sole living heir to clamor of the people, is begtiping | of imports boost prices for the poor misdemeanor. “Your face same subject, I believe that Dr has a peculiar pallor,” the judge | a fe We are Hy building up| for the pased coat © { 1) uted v ny judgment —- | possession of the court room. An|* '¢¥, We are really bu & NP for the increased cost of living Nev. Nov. Nev. if Pree From « casual reading of the gov-| Lumber, M....$18.75 18.46 uestion | : ion of 0 eh | 1) wi a | are used by the poorer classe the premi and indeed contrib OR. J. H. LITTOOY door, and the negro had complete | ™t# the taxation of all to enrich | piain that the tariff wasn't to blam: 7 he p nasee | } il ; fi ' country closer to the ack bread | joke is on the stand-pat crowd Tea, Ib. 16. 15. 16.2 TRY IT NOW ae ee ie ; 1 a platform t os hie GIRL WILL GET Jand meat once & week of the’ Mero | 19.13 |MLe . 4“ ts h , there you are. Poor people} — — after all really don’t require many automobile Ul expensive fur estate of Charles O. Tucker, the|to show signs of activity; the at-|man! Take the item of raw rut slolothing « 1 underwear But NAR BALLINGER’S D chance to sinted \furniture dealer who was murdered |torney general tf» aiding inthe! for inetanc It has doubled in/tea, sugar and coffee are paid for sd t t by bi weetheart, Mivira M. Bun.| Preparation of a state investigation | value in the last 18 months. Conse-|py the poor and a tariff tax on| , 1 War-|kieman, last Frida Alexander |into the conditions that’: have | quently, if some poor wage earner | them ax op what {fs put on MEMORY $0 POOR E c t-Lar Beers, the girl's guardian, today pe-| brought about increase In \ex-| kicks before buying a new set of |the table three times a day, And] a ye Pv fipe ; fe meéting.|titioned for and was ited =a |penses, and the governor ts throw. | automobile tires, let him remember |any tax on lumbe a tax on aes bul ute { ¢ i ng his moral influence in the'same By t 1 pecial administrator in the person q that it's not the tariff's fault thé cdat of Nving out of the open WASHINGTON, Jan. When | P of t nd of os ( rton, president of | direction | The item of imported goatskine, | air , . “ ; a nd all of them at one and the| too, is woeful. They have gone u These figures, despite what the CJ 4] asked about the Wilson iand case , 1 the iversity State Bank And al i i igu ' nat they Gg ri concerning which L. R vis gave mptr " 60 pea attle t Tucker, a brothe were intended to show, do show | ran e testimony yesterday, Secretary of the murdered man, last night is: That as far as the prices the Interior Ballinger today said I fo +. Butterworth & Sons, the undertake “iA FEW DOSES REGULATE YOUR ie mported foodetufts bring in ©ne Price—One Quality—All the | have a d re ection tha = ry ewe: ae i ©* | ors, to inter Tucker's body foreign yuntrie: is concerned my back in 1905 or 1906 was connected with . Ww ber 2 ar, € ‘ orem i aR eceene| Your Live | KIDNEYS AND END BACKACHE °": %. 2" poe eased in sugar, for e@: remember the detaiis, ie Renee | the Aldrich tariff law was| ‘ ‘ ‘ tabliah a a as ave not seen the record of “ | pas ie not Worth considering, the cases decided in Seattle he of fable homletde | Better stir up your liver a little! Not! Outof-order kidneys act fine and| cure, as a fifty-cent treatment of But worth while to recall the| gickea a much, just a little, just enough to | backache ov bladder minery ts re-| Pape's Diuretic, which any drug-{fight that. Aldrich, sugar trest they are the same. But in this case ; v a cook, wa | start the bile nicely. One of Ayer’s |)" ag few d f Pape's| gist can ply leader {n the capitol, put up to} ae in every other | will do my ut tation | Pills atbedtime is allyou need. These | This unusual preparation goes di-| maintain the sugar schedul most to furnish all the particulars he t tha’ olte h M | Pains in the back, sides or loing,|rect to the outoforder kidneys,| that the trust to the investigating committee : ray Ale ne pills act directly on the liver. Made} joumatic twinge debilitating | bladder and urinary system, clean:|charge just what it pleased sn an He a , . for the treatment of constipation, bil- | headache, nervousnes dizziness, | ing healing and strengthening me of the vestiga ~ ‘ ; lousness, dyspepsia, sick-headache leeplesane inflamed or swollen| these organs and gland e ‘ Sold for over 60 years eyelids, worn-out the so-called rf day. | therefore cannot say whether ck Man could continue | have nothing whatever to fear 1 com-| For an alleged attempt t ing and many) pletes the cure before you reali |}Samuel Landi and h er symptoms of clogged, tnac-| tt Ja buteher knife, R. ¢ ch P. GC. Rich ~ Ask your doctor if he knows a better pill | tive kidne simply vanish A few day treatment with | charg with assault bers of the R. A - rior vor rReKEDOM for a sluggish liver, Then follow his a Wee Frequent, painful and uncontrol | Pape's Diuretic means clean, active,|ONd degree The of Seattle, clair " wht Yo as he says “Kass: |lable urination due to a woak or fr | healthy Kdneys, bladder and urt.{OVer money controversies ed ownership, has bee on for : lates ‘ table bladder 18 promptly over-/nary organé—and you feel fine, — | ene MAREE year i Prof. Steve come Your physician, pharmacist, bank: | DANCING ACADEMY “ . oe > Method Teach The moment you suapect any kid-|er or mercantile agency will tell » “4 i ee POLITICAL MEETING h tee e origl b ney, bladder or urinary disorder, or| you that Pape, Thompyon & Pape,| & 7 et dances ELV AT cm WORK a “ties a\ a) ¥ \ 5 [ v feol rhoumatiam coming, begin tak-| of Cincinnatl, is a large-and respor nt b , days GUARANTEE AT YOUNGSTOWN \4 1 “ “gt 1 ing this harmless remedy, with the| «ible medicine concern, thoroughly neues every “aye Lan G. R. WHITE, Jeweler, pat vost. Ce ent r ' knowledge that there is no other | worthy of your confidence " o 9 p 2329 First Ave Best o medicine, at any priee, made any Accept only Pape’s Diuretic—fit Cleaning Main Spring where else in the world, which will) ty-cent treatment—from any drug q $1.00 $1.00 effect #0 thorough and prompt a| store—anywhere in the world Fit Sus