The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 15, 1910, Page 4

THE STAR¢«TUESDAY, MARCH 15, 1910. Hoohetee ayy We'sue ee THE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE ijetisctih §k® lishing Co. ‘ane nae Railroads and Cities Rh cage Scanners <a STAR DUST Tt’s Just a fight over a rate on meats from Kansas City to Chicago, but it shows a condition which is intolerable, It} should show any sane mind that the railways of this country possess powers make and d yy industries and communi sot be left in private hands ties which sh The government should own the railways—as they do in| almost all civilized nations. The Alton has made a five-year contract with the Kansas i! meats from Kansas City to Chic City packing houses to ha for 1834 cents a hundred. The other roads say that the Alton can have the tonnage—-and go bankrupt hauling it So the other they will meet the Alton’s cut by IN roads announce that CREASING their rates to 2344 cents a hur All the big pa kere! ave great abattoirs at Kansas City. It If the rate is not compen will take three tra e rates men-| “Mebbe th’ show business |e fallin’ off because th’ public is gittin’ eta fright.” tloned the Alton will have it on will find itself using perhaps half its equ nothing, and will be bank satory, the Picturing the world as « stage war 4 favorite figure of specoh with the to carry fre that pays little “Come on with your tonnage posts rupted. Tt mey on the deal and assert th th and assert that The three drew One catastrophe, day. The French unities ares looglity, one is the effect this will] As for that we care nothing, Our ¢ have on other communities St. Paul, Sioux City, Omaha, St. Joseph and East St. Louis | are great packing centers. Three of them are on the Missouri. The rates from them to Chicago will be 23% cents, while that od the unities. changing his appearance, @hortiy rr “| ff he from Kansas City will be 1854 cents. If this discrimination be Curtous Brakoman: How do you|tn’ seid tet fost ian Deeeit eis tween points is maintained, these cities will be ruined, while know that's a bridal couple back/the latter wa Mr. fheerbohm's Misses’ jl ceils thare? | memory was Kansas City’s packing industry will grow like magic Wise Conductor Recante the] “Oe Mr he onl, “Oe Fort Worth, Ottumwa, Des Moines, Mason City, Aust n lady te already taking the reins |atraid you don't know me without your mustach and other packing points of less importance will be profoun affected. If maintained, this condition amounts to an fr decree that one city shall pack meats with profit whi | SHE COULDN'T SEE IT to fill @ theatre with on | + coming in on “paper” or drawled | Peeees thers} smounts.to ap imperial decree that men who work]| “The follows at the office have given me a nickname,” shall quit. It amounts to an imperia ee v | Algernon. “They call me Apollo.” in these cities shall cease to have work, that their houses shall What's Apollo?” asked Mamie, wrinkling her powdered fore head Apollo tx « handsome Greek god," replied Algernon Gee, what « knock on Apollo!” sighed the maiden taken under mortgages, that the merchants of these cities th hat ha id not be able to sell their ge Is of pe people score of cities. | Go to the courts or the interstate commerce commission, do STORY OF THE EXPLOSIVES YOU HANDLE you say? With what complaint? The Alton does not run to St misery shall come to thousa and perhaps half = Me nleger Joseph, or to Omaha, or to Sioux City. All the railways run- - ‘ it whe never you har le a collar bution, hoon’ ts | ‘ ‘ i a tton 4 man a o ning out of these cities are treating them with uniformity and . o8 are ited Py ng of ele “’ matic Poreenae” means the} . with studied fairness in appearance. The Alton is competing, av " J he tion ‘ eters of a drama it will mixed w elluloid. Upon « or oF than an the that is all, and the people have been howling all these years for competition in railroading. Probably the beef places as well as at Kans out as suggested. In all li to protect their Missouri r ust, which owns houses at the nie k railways have kept the packing business at Chicag ‘4 against the laws of econ : y -— Priso eé—You thieves never steal ctelf fem « char |. The, word vaudeville is « corrup- | Kansas City, who shall say that they can't do it? » do yo a egeh ot n old French, | = But our point is this si ine Naw! Do you take os for a Bimnch of ev , ¥ | This story discloses the fact which we should long ago have | He was the found: | eof. convivial realized the existence of, that che railways in private hands * songs which he called after the name} ‘ Im THE P PUBLIC Could Me Hold Him? of he valley possess powers that are intolerable in a free nation. At a Scotch christentr ne #04: | The government should own the railways! other ba bed ¢ tarieuly y wishing (o father If he cox Of course the grand jury was so The fact that the returning fau busy with the slot machines that it nal naturalist bas not been quoted) exclaimed the fath overlooked the fact that paying as saylug “bully on, ia noted! er. * hie chest Hold some eatiafaction a think fimes to the county has been con-jwith apprehension by close ob! him? ould Ming bim richt ing how many relatives you mine ower the kirk! Hiacovering by not being rich | sidered as useless expenditure of servers energy | A ——- + | If Dr. Cook on his arrival could | Even the aeroplane hits the im-/be transported to lanville, Ul, it) nocent spectator—for the price of would be a sweet revenge both | admission ‘ways. THE $10 HOG 4 GALLANT ANSWER —~ g® FURN TURE COR, BY FRED SCHAEFER. Gladys (showlag the family al-| SECOND AVE. BETWEEN PIKE Sf PINE. bum): This is my Aunt Haanah They say I resemble her. She died a spinster Tom (effusively) I'm sure that) t her fault | THE MAN WHO WANTS CREDIT IS SERVED TO THE BEST ADVANTAGE HERE. HOUSE- CLEANING TIME IS THE TIME TO TRY 4 the album had no interest] hem after that | ON THE MOVING BISHOP THOS. BOWMAN, / PICTURE STAGE) Dr. Bowman, the sentor bishop of the Methodist Episcopal church though in his ninety 4 year Hews You Seen This Face? |." thorouxhty r SS | gious work, espect <“ $3.25 High Chair for $2.00] Here's a High Chair that will stand the hard knocks. The design is pleas ing and the material is oak finished golden, The back panel is neatly carv ed and the chair has cane seat and Hing t To his home tn Kast Orange, N the disciples of es frequent pilgrimages t 1 old bishop, Methodists the world over look for joamund words of encourager (in the Chicago market the high est price for hogs since 1870 was re Itmhas been just 45 yen in good, broad front shelf. Get this one corded when a lot was sold at $10 Bishop Bowman resigned as chap for baby a hundredweight.) lain of the United enat and has been 38 ears longer Me an’ Mandy lives on « farm han the average lifetia nee he Phone or Write In @ weatherbeaten shack; was elected biat ind Gal ‘Th’ land ain't much, an’ I can't S years he hen visited every If You Cannot plow lethodist cor t Call With @ misery in my back iz0 With times so hard an’ money the old , A livin’ ain't easy found ngth of sor $1.50 Child’s Rocker 95¢ \ Rocker worthy the name at 95c is anffinusual fifering This @hair i But we ain't carin’ much fer that With hawgs 10 cents a pound Me an’ Mandy never lived tr Wve ve lived sort of plain an’ close A-tufferin’ when th An’ takin’ th’ poo But we don't make aps wuz nd very @tron made, and has seafiol g size. 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