The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 28, 1910, Page 3

: _ tangy 28.~ wt of the te Je felt 1,800 feet Into the ‘extinet and isolated toed headwaters of the F199 milee south of today ecourred last Mor two companions at the time. The the two a ter first. e og paneyy warn hin - to walk over anew at the side of the 4 Wd to hea moment his f he fell headlong with Into the voica * red one a wee 500 feet pulled back the ine sight of Bell, and next landing was 400 w where he had stopped well known in Boise DELPHI DAR STRIKE ts nt government ULD NOT ‘cracking, bullets police horses are men, women curses are flying | children, [homes of the Beef Ring leaders in pie because Philadelphia | chit) me particularly away to politicians | "ithe job. especially as Sima had told i | Phila to surren over the fran railway com of d the city wher,” said cap by the com W your city coun i Members of our and give them p vote.” / $ Of course 8 fepresentatives Ra weald be real repre-| ud } mle tn Philadelphia wan’ ame. All the other Aw re We about lower pre Yt Philade yhia company ne 7 Decanse {i had to OB the wate Mreet railway \ Stoke A. Rerdurn wa. et. The people thous: He was to becom @ & member f Tallway com fates were duc Reyburn Did. Reyburn and the wix-t ‘Were abolished meetings a Right on ¢ he tem frets lependenc« Philadelphia tried : y went ahead. iY must have Bee council elected | 10 be & city membe it board Owns thousands of otk,” was the cry Mp. “How can he the peopie?” mt, indeed, and the ‘80 great thar t personal Pe Mayor, lett 4. " was the board immediate: Weepresident of tne MOTE Ago the atroet BPW for higher wag 2 cents an hour @ election time. > a nt * city contractor the men that if + te © Work thoi: be granted, wa of Mayor Rey: Welieved he mes of want trem) Al word , ho baa ate on, M cong ang ot fait any and ¢ & chance ty vot ey 48 prosecut: WOuld now be hie A lot Of citizeny | " and ¢ an ie Whig. ought - Nat Broken Promise © prothise dian’ FailWay tion struct Spe nar I | gem, Chic 1 ha tithes food on of 14 that miltt dren jeating eggs today because the Beet | Ring has caused the [be 43 cents. Different people might | feel differently about thie, perhaps couldn't help thinking of the $20 ay the 1 was comforted, h thon Sims. cial Investigator for This Newspaper Veseiciial Beef Ring's Cold Storage Warehouses in Chicago! and With His Own Eyes Sees Stupendous Quanti- ties of Fowl, Flesh, Fruit and Dairy Products, All Held for Famine Prices—Remarkable Story by Angus Cordon of His Discoveries in the Pantry of America—-Here’s Why District Attorney Sims Wants to Send Beef Ringsters to Jail. BY ANGUS CORDON. ICAGO, Feb. 28 warehouses in Chi ng ts, b in season at the highest prices that the food trust duet the Investigation shows that the nation’s big pantry sultry and cagt are to with vast quantitie ught at the of eggs, butter } meats sold out of can create by natural law lowest price A pr and nd nullifying of supply nan with the market basket pays 43 cents, we will zen storage eggs. The woman of the farm sold pring for from 10} 4 conte per dosen. in carload shipped from the waters to Chicago. The hi candling was some in cold 13 cent) for a © eke last be. Iding year and b them e big Ring expenses nK Interest Chicago 4 1 ahall call th in this business, reshipping, rehan management. But id who can add and sub n readily the enormous tare made from the sys system of brutal, criminal from the pockets of the thin a week have w by strata. ted all of plants in ago owned by Beet Ring. | ve seen the tremendous quan. of = astored—-CORNERED— It's somewhat of a sensation | | ein Armour’s plant 90,000,000) DIST, ATTY. EDWIN W. sims | bought at a possible average | —————*———. — ents per dozen, and realize hundreds of thousands and ons of men, women and chil of the United States are not the and this the Beet F bear much publicity 1 saw the stacked canes and the bulidings in whieh 135,000,000 caae | Ore ROW wtored re T saw one room alon 1,600,000 pounds of butter buildings at today contal 600 pounds of stored butter clerk with a family of growing} 1 yay taining frozen and of the 000,000 poanda ng knows won't e oF ree 3 thet held a the 0.000, gorgeous as 1 saw 26,000 lambs hung r part of this city v degre room in which I and wabove atmosphere of stood didn't well : Archases in their flecees The food the hungry poor la cry. ing for, begging for, siaving for stealing for, prostituting for, dying for, was here in overflowing abund. ance ver, by the Edwin W ment, Was on ht that U. 8 A at that very me sons are b me that he believed he could con- tured for the in , viet fled oe tor food went te him 4 ened to xubpoena me to testify. 1 wi TI spent two weeks going through Rave these city| again ca an le remember Henry said, or C an to An bi die of FIND MURDERED | TH sUtlaca sed cont ber certain of the ring wn: nal clause of the She said that he wor mless the sible for this w the in The high tariff too plents gold anot that tru big hand Heef Ring ha t the bene y me { some of the facts | had gain ch my Invest the age plants hro td ime be glad to do so first at yuses the with of He serutiny was stor t arcu ymie value This time ! ite out men with ioaces gone, | FOR TWO BOLD LITTLE BOYS d the commissioner of pub- led to stay It's a job to places, for the big secre Beet Ring's profits Hes within * safety, Henry Clay—do you how ¢ original “Give me liberty me death" !—Henry ay callie out more policemen, d tries to get the governor send out the militia give Being compe trifling lik apon Low Mene am 4a to y palled and Cec quit ita at every day the mayor ard of dire 1 tathe win the strike ery day some hewspa tarea that Henry Clay ares of Rapid Transit whe | due k-and he And citizens walk and nurse tir wounds and business men ffer, and children whe might raised amid the inspiration such sights as Liberty hall, ¢ Liberty bell and other to ne of American independ behold instead riots and tnhed. iadelphia may be the cra ational liberty. But, ‘THIS \ etore | watched THE STAR—MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1910, HOW FOOD TRUST PREYS ON AMERICAN WOMANHOOD the storage plant; that It conse the food supply during the tir plenty for a time of seare’ while the system may holding up prices in tim: it bal by furnishing a supply In the time when there fs no natural supply But the Beef Ring cannot plead any such excuse, With the ring It Is not conservation, but high prices Laat year Armour & Co. raked In 35 per cent profit. The company has $20,000,000 capital One big Chicago packer, answer ing an attack, pleaded that cold wtorage levels pri conserven the perishing products for me of need If this te true, why, when the pecple ot the entire country a month ago protested against high prices aused, the trust claimed, by scaret ty of food—WHY did not the Beef Ring th and there throw open Warehouse doors and flood the mar ket and bring prices down to decent levela? Inetead of that, they held their doors tigh let the peop howl, and pay extortionate prices for the limited supply doled out Oh, no it's not conserv m of ood ITS A FOOD CORNER! it's that ki conservation famous by Jim Patten, Joe and “Old Huteh,.” who con wheat #o glor in the sy 1 awek ron of plenty made Leite served aaly aviate the vaulted that ur to in Swift & Co.'s ware 000 pounds hich had been With rises Ring in a tom will keer oon aw some oft but much of where the Beet Butte Pr this lot th the point jet it me ot years room I large nment of frozen turkeys had been raised in Texas, i to New Orleans. The rice was not high endugh ait the Beef Ring. They shipped aw a their daring with envious eyes ai 1 perhaps tb a formed their diss When they left the of the echildre venturera were clad in overal ar as is known with ine d then. aliciour super Jepart pearan wore ne brovende t but b be th nde « night, and th to face the wratl at and the joers ¢ vet t th POLITE YOUNG ROBBER NICE TO MAN HE ROBBED st at present, it's the grave municipal liberty, And not | the citizens of Philadel. | an deny this. Gay, hello there. I've just robbed # yrocer at 12th and California ets, and left him in hie store, tied hand and foot | I don't want him to suffer any, so will you be kind enough to go down and release him? Thank you very Good bye." Thi much. MAN IW RIVER: “DYSPEPSIA, HEARTBURN, GAS AND OTHER DISTRESS ENDED E UNIONS OR "i MILITIA, WHICH? sth #0 i VALL &.—-Qui or the om the join Regiment ard mus al out saws Business Bringers. ny He and wait | veral mi | sell real estate, etc. Star classified ads. keep you ach and frest Pape's Diaper n be f ur iver pille t obtained contr oroughly digestion nothing ach or te house Buy or companions | the turkeys New York. They could not get enough tribute there They forwarded the consignment to the Chicago house and there the turkeys were They are watting are goarce enough right” price One instance of this sort after an turkeys the until to bring storage men, Walt for a famine tn the commodity. Then sell, But stop selling when the price slumps. | And #0 the Chicago Beef Ring oull has in storage over 10,000,00( dozen of egies, 20,000,000 pounds of butter, 11,000,000 pounds of poultry and millions and millions of pounds of meat ] These Chic storage houres are but headquarters for trust opera tlone over the entire country. The | ring maintains many branch stor age houses. Each branch has ite corpa of buyers. These buyers may cotntry postunasters or general storekeepers. Agents travel, bring ing fp large quantities They buy the eggs, butter, » try, calves and lambs, ete, from the farmers at the best bargains they can make. The produc hipped to the branch houses and placed in the refrigerating rooma Finally they are shipped In great quantities in private refrigerator carr to the nusce here. At the producing season the Cileago houses and branches are bulging with the store of plenty The Heef Ring was the pioneer. It the food cornering scheme have sprung hardly a ¢ of d that hasn't ite usually affiliated be clone until there is size in the bw 1 storage plant with the rit Supply do with ft any more the “value.” The any to ring sets we and haw littl Th ittle fh ¢ gang of food gratters harmony The cards are against the public Star Want Ads are busi- Try them. ness bringers. Spring Styles in Famous Shoes Men’s Women’s Children’s Inspection Invited \Turrell’s SECOND AVE, Burke Block 903 M Corner ond and arion } fob |i mein | FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. DRY GOODS asementSalesroom iscontinued Lace Curtain Patterns at Exceptionally Low Prices We have received from one FURNITURE Store Clowes Daily at 5:40 DRY GOODS largest Curtain factories in Philadelphia, whose product ively, a considerable 1 a we handle exten proportion | of their “dropped” or continued patterns, that 1 one reas¢ or another they which for it pattern m not find jent to reproduce in the new son's line Phese price that The selection a Special 75c Pair In this lot are 232 pairs of Notting | K Curtain concession ire correspondingly hipment ha follow Special $1.25 | Pair These are 2! Nottingham Curtains of very quality, 92 pairs in all 3 and 3% yard g, and comprise many sty suitable for apartments and hotel Come in ecru, biege and white. Special $1.50 Pair An assortment of strong Cable Net and N Lace Curtains in biege and white, and 3 yards long. 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New Arrivals in Children’s and Misses’ Coats A , Sizes fre Ready-to \ strong line of children’s and misses ¢ n 6 to among recent Wear Sec The anne), P $3 interesting arrivals in the Basement Salesr These are check in double-breasted, reefer style, box-fitting are black-and- ed ex ¢, mode and coachmen’s-red fl 5 nt Salesroom. Mail Orders Direct-Action Carefully Filled Gas Ranges The Quaker Pike Street Store The Quaker VERNON EXQUISITE CREAM—A delightful skin tood, de fumed joe CHAMOIS SKINS—Square, of good xe, with pinked ‘ i for per jar ———— ve CARTER'S INK REMOVER from clot arpets, wood, 5 article STEARNS’ RAT AND ROACH PASTE— ackage SAL HEPATICA—'T? © size f KONDON’S CATARRH JELLY SAMOSE—IMor thin pe JAP ROSE SOAP—'T! ALMOND CREAM nds; fe 29c FOR THESE 3Y . Patent Afjai.245 Phey're s50rs worth 75<¢ they're to $1,00 guaranteed know it’ bar GOLD MEDAL HARLEM OIL Get them at ad . 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