The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 24, 1910, Page 4

Published Co. Press Publishing United The Star Member of Daily by A movement is under way for a non-partisan judiciary in the state of Washington, That is, a movement permitting the PEOPLE to n their supreme court judges instead of let ting the BIG INTERESTS co it This country is today GOVERNED by judges PEOPLE should elect judges—including federal judges—if this country is to continue a democracy, But they should not be nominated and elected as republicans and democrats, but merely as judges Judges new owe their elevation the bench to the FAVOR OF POLITICAL BOSSES, who in turn owe their positions to the “INTERESTS.” There is NOTHING more important than taking people’s courts out of politics. We may have dents, congresses, governors, legislatures, mayors and coun the honest presi THING GOES TO SMASH. It isn't more laws or other laws that we need can do most anything they want to either with, or in spite of, the laws we have. What we want is HONEST judges—judges ~~ 1,000 Tears at $1 Each Every day for three years, a youth employed by a smelter ta Colorado stole $1 in gold. He wanted to got married. The girl understood. She helped him guard his stealings. They decided that they needed $1,000 for a start in married life. Of course they got caught—jJust as they had gathered together the sum. Now it is a prison cell for the youth and probably for the girl, for the officers found the gold in her possession, It ts too bad that such energy was misdirected. The patience with which the gold was taken, dollar by dollar, never more and never less, was worthy of a better purpose. It is the sort of courage that makes successful men, the te nacity and the fixedness of purpose which drives even men of mod erate talents to the heights. Suppose this youth and this girl had forgotten their dream of & $1,000 “nest egg.” Suppose they had just loved each other enough to sacrifi TO DO WITHOUT what that sum would buy, and bad fought out the problem of living. They might have SAVED that dollar a day had they tried as The people Dersistently to save as they did to steal q The girl might have bad more wrinkles, Perhaps she might have been compelled to wear calico, instead of dreaming about silks. some of the pretty things, who would have told She might have had to sacrifice might have had to bear the pity of “friends” hy her she was a fool for marrying a poor man But her eye would have sparkled with pride as she went out at evening to meet an honest man, not a thief. His embrace would have had no inner tension of fear. and gu.it And the end would have been a HOME, not a prison cell And if any one believes that the old adage, “honesty is the beat policy,” was written by an old fogy for copy books, let him look into 4 the hopeless eyes of the youth and gtrl in their Colorado prison NEAR-BEER can get so close that it will close up the joint. °o 0 6 BUT Lorimer won't have to eat alone. There's Rallinger ‘iter tas a HI GILL is another victim of the “didn’t know it was loaded” 4 theory. © 0 Oo “POLITICS,” says Wappy. Ob, well, if that’s the case, it must be all right °o o o HALE stil! has bad health enough to keep him ont of .ne race for the Maine senatorship oe fe HI GILL will soon find out that you have to go away from home to learn the news. o © o WHEN OPPORTUNITY confronted Capt. Bannick the captain countered and sidestepped oo Oo MR. SAWYER’S exoneration of himself fs a notable contribu tion to our own current humor © © Oo 1S ACTING Mayor Wardall innocent enough to think that the police “connive” for their health? o 9 @ THOSE CITIZENS who voted for Hi Gill last year have every Feason not to be proud of themselves °° 0 YESTERDAY'S DEVELOPMENTS indicate that there may be better ways of crossing the Alps than flying over them. : o 0 © ! THE “HA HA” of A. V. Bouillon away up in $10,000-ayear Ed monton can be heard here on any still night o © o MAYOR GAYNOR'S folks announce that only one doctor sees him now. Weill, one isn't always fatal. Cheer up! oe Ce THERE WILL be no committee consisting of “Priday” Frye and Clarence Gerald presenting Max Wardall with a gold watch next Wednesday o 0 o FULL particulars of Taft-Roosevelt conference reported by iong. est greased wire in the world: Taft talked to Roosevelt. Roosevelt talked to Taft e~ 6 ¢ FASCINA 1 ORS of the old style are coming again this fall, says a fashion item. Fine! They'll good to stu.. in the bat pin holes in a feller’s neck ° ° THEOSOPHISTS say tha dy was once Alexander, Ca and Napole But he won't em till they say he was on Barnes of New York 4 “ea ee. KING ALFONSO went hunting and shot a it, all by t it, And he won't get a blamed cent per word fo ing how the beast hollered when dying ‘ COMMANDER ALVIN HEMRICH, of the Rainier, will be t martialed by the Seattle Brewing & Malting Co. for conduct un becoming a hopmeister ye HOT? Well you sho ading how that modest little “94 pecially reported for He THERE are ten mi.ion teleph te t i, accord i ing to stat And fing t r ne of 4 them’s busy every tir we W wank a f ‘ >} 7 LONGFELLOW’S poem to Flo vat sets alee ~- or th u th ‘ th a i jaw g ball bearin Ald " “pili vrt Ms . ve DALLAS DISPATCH editor put 1 that tt weetect things i in Da ik r . ho wa her R BLDG, 1309 SEVENTH AV, The People, Not the [nterests, Should Name Judges ceils, BUT IF THE JUDICIARY IS ROTTEN THE WHOLE) Both Phones Call “Star.” THE STAR—SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1910. THE STAR > jwho are not slaves of superstition, tradition, precedent and authority, Judges must be free from all influences except pub-y lic opinion, ‘That opinion may go wrong now and then, but itr | batting average is better than that of genius. The composite | judgment of the mob is saner than the judgment of the greatest] genius who ever lived, and it would be much better for judges jto be governed by what THE PEOPLE may think of their de cisions, than by what other learned judges may think After all, a judge is merely an umpire. He must that the game is played according to the rules and to the end that BY MARION LOWE, Madame Bernice de Pasquali, despite her big foreign name, her big voice and big reputation, ts just an American girt by birth and heart. Aud when she comes to Seattle }October 33 to sing with Antonlo Seott! for the Ladies’ Musteal club, see | justice be done, And public sentiment is final authority, oF] ie first person she will want to }should be, as to when justice is done, and, hence, what jus Jseo in m little gray hatred, unas |tice is suming woman at 1629 39th ay, who “mothered” the great ringer be fore she became a world famous prima deosa. No musician in Seat tle in looking forward to the vinll of the diva as Is thin Htthe woman, Mra. J. H. Roberts Pasquali's reputation is only three years old, and it was a buneh of American newspaper men down ta Merion City who gave her her first boost to fame In 1007 Pasquali joined an Mab 4 Spanish concert company in and they started on a tour of Law should be synonymous with justice, and courts can only be what they should be when they are obedient servants of in public will Judges should be named by THE PEOPLE, not by POLI- | TICAL BOSSES representing the “INTERESTS.” | A non-partisan judiciary is the answer. STAR DUST. | JOBM WIS SAY’ TO AN AVIATOR By « Pessimiat. fan Italy Latin Amertea, visiting first Cuba « Hock hy arte. Ce ee eee ee eee warts Outland then Mexico City. When the ss American newspaper men on the got as far as bein’ took down with thicken pox." Mexico Daily Reeord heard there wae an American girl singing In town, they falrly stormed the thea Going up Pric - a eng Three yours before Bernice de Football Pasquali was Rernice James, a Dor mano chester, Mase, girl, and a student at the New Bngland Couservatory of living “Going Down” at Boston, She met de Pasquali, ao italian singer, married bim, and to gether they went to Italy, where ake | studied three ye * | When she renched Mexteo City whe had not been “home” for three spAper men seemed He long lont Bhe made her headquar their office, and the loyal American news writers kept news dispatches Mashing inte New York determined to bring the American Daseball The alcohol during June 30 was 6,078,968 gallons, an increase of 2,000,000 gations over the production last year. | production of denatured the year ending Indicted Packers May Go to Jail” As a companion head Most} Anything suggests “Texas May Go Republican There were 122,976 babies born in| fir! with the wonderful voice to the | mon like to \ell how Mrs. Roberts, | New York last year notice of the Metropolitan Oper) who had passed her 60th milestone Aviator im the sky House management ] ‘ from the path of In your biplane like a coop, Not knocking the doctors at all Mra. Koberts was spending the went to a Sunday per Do you wonder, as you fly but did you » the rapid 1 winter with her son, one of the Ree rmance to hear Bernice de Paw What would happen if you'd provement Mayor Gaynor made af-|ord's staff, and Bernice de Pm | gui sing 3 awoop ter it was aunounced that “Only dne | quall'y homesick heart claimed her) ar inst Bernice de Pasquali’s| From the height at which you wing | doctor sees the mayor’? jfor her mother. To Mra, Roberts! onance came. 8 a hearing / | Down to earth ere you could j she all her tronbles and disap | nefore the Metropolitan manage. jump, Mme. Curie has at last obtained |pointments. She was confident that! non: of New York, and was made! Landing somewhere with a | perfect pure radium. it is a white| she bad 4 great volee, but how waeline star to sing ‘a concert to be j ump? metal, sticks to iron, burns paper| she going to have some powerful piven in Montreal in honor of the | jAviator, there’ the sting! and decomposes water anor know then Prince of Wales, now King | | while the newspaper men | George V. of Et 4 | Aviator, going some Ballinger is much t » poxition | “rustied” for publicity, Mre. Roberts | ‘rhe first person to whom the | At @ mileaminute Jom, of a man banging by his fingertige|“mothered” the homesick girl Al news was sent was Mra. Roberts Don't you fear the time will come | from a trestle to let the train pas sam he little moth Bernice de Pas When some jixger slips its cog | quali has gone from glory to glory Letting you drop down so ist That your remnants fill « tub | Bucharest, capital of Roumania, } | When the search for them tx past? / | has onty 148 street cars for om.<+/ people, Only 10 of these care are ject ric. TALKS ON TEETH By THE REGAL DENTISTS STOMACH TROUBLE CAUSED BY BAD TtETH There ie nothing that has a more Aviptor, there's the rub! 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Pacifle Istributors Talking chines Sherma 1406 Second Ay Union St., Seattle iY Nineteen Stores on the Near Pacific Conat } } } | | quiet little bow | looked ct theatres and the bemian ways of Spanish-italian cert companic by Bernice de Pasquali |day those unregenerate body, Mra. Roberts more nd to tht in id, cast in grand opera with Caruso, Scott! and bout At her debut in New York City oh 4 PRIVATE LESSONS ch , , 5 _ ¥ FROF. SEV RINK Fourth and Pine AT THE RIPE OLD AGE OF SEVENTY-TWO 1 Mrs. E. L. Riggs, of Spokane, Enjoys the Blessings of Freedom From Pain After Seven Years of Suffering, and Sings the Praise of the Loughney Bake Ovens. MRS, E. L. RIGGS, 108 SEVENTH AVENUE, SPOKANE vi & her daught ‘ a en ta “ a da ti get ar tata ) Seattle, two we worse and I wa \ I Bake O nts, I beg cessary it a few treatment e, at day, 1 Iw di as before er ut 1 I have ev regaining my health and from pate c P @ of tr ta her le if far pert Ain I xpertenced after taking the Bake oO treatments, after I 1 1 ho a fferit m the ex pains of rh n, ay will not hesitate an instant about trying the Loughney Bake Over Yours sincerely, Mrs. B. L, Rig If ailing, consult the doctors. You will be given a ¢ 18 welcon They have highly trained male and female nurses to care for you, Thelr joffices are located at 220 to 225 People’s Bank Bldg., corner of Sec ono Ave, and Pike St. Office hours, |8 a. m, to 6 p. m,; Sundays, 9 a, m jto 11 a m, CONSULTATION | PREB EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE # ‘Bernice de Pasquali, Now Famous Singer, Hasn’t Forgotten “Little Mother” in Seattle MME. BERNICE DE PASQUALI Sunday | 29 times by the audienc or lees Ho. | But she must stand | bewapaper | By Mail, out of eity—i month, 2¢ Wash., your, $3; 6 months, $1.50; 1 ntered at Postotfice, a8 necond-claan matter Seattle, le me wild Th t | cone be next morn! sont to Mra. Roberts ™ 4 In the three yaar wince {wick dayx in be |singer and _pstood by her . wherever she has heen, Pasquali ba The ShaKeR of hd }trtumphs to Mrs. Roberts, Nd jwill meet in Seattle next ‘aan | when Mrs. Roberts expecta te hagt | the singer for her guest for a gay When @ Hittle son art ent to hin daughter” who was visitin —* You have a little Touma er wrote, “a wee ittle ome a Ag enough to play Harriet replied | Please exchan; for bigger one so fun with him my little in om oT cam back vee — | FAMOUS DOCUME: OF HisTORY, The White House, Washington, D. C., Ne Yee “Wm. H. 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