The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 26, 1910, Page 4

Published Co. Press Publishing United The Star Member of Daily by The Dash for the Polls ie there no way to force the congress of the United Sta’ 5 to see and to FEEL that the great mass of the people of this coun try are poor? To feel it so poignantly that the fact will become the controtling thought in every vote it casts? \ Miss Ida M. Tarbell asks this question in a strong article on “The Mysteries and Cruelties of the Tariff” in the current American Magazine, She points out that we have a few thou sand millionaires—and millions who live from hand to mouth Most of the legislation is of, by and for the millionaire. The average yearly wage of 195,00 steel trust employes, including high-salaried managers, is but $ And the steel trust boasts of paying the highest wage! Men in the cotton industry average the munificent annual wage of $416 Mule spinners in the highly protected Massachusetts woolen factories overage $13.16 a week, the dyers $8.58 and the weavers $11.60. These millions of “ultimate consumers” are merely terms in ie a problem to our congress, Miss Tarbell Be struggling men and women “Is there no way to humanize the make him as real a person in the mind of a congressman as the manufacturer who employs him or the campaign manager who milks the manufacturer for the sake of the congressman?” she | asks Yes, Miss Tarbell, there is a way to humanize the ultimate says ‘ultimate consumer,’ to > not suffering, |, consumer in the mind of a congressman—just one way. That is for the ultimate consumer to stand erect on his feet walk straight to the polls—and demonstrate. j lt Nothing touches and awakens the mediocre mind of the average congressman so quickly as a north polar disc gi: that | it’s frigid around the poll for an unfaithful servant Nothing else makes him realize the importance of the $9-a-week ultimate ly tion AD 1 THE STAR— ——— SEPTEMBER 26, 1910. Why Is It That a Woman Will Have Husband Arrested, Then Beg Court to Let Him G Don’t Know, " Says Judge Gordon, “Unless It's the Woman of It” BY MARION LOWE, “I don't want to cane If a wife who has had her hus band arrested for abuse does not refuse to appear in court, and if she witness she will aqueose through the loophope, says Judge Gordon of » court has been brought Into art and b persuaded to take the witness stand, and everybody thinks now this meanest man is at last up for what's coming to him the abused wife knocks the breath out of everybody as she looks the judge steadily iu the eye and «aya, 1 do not wish to prosecute.” Can't Understand tt. “Don't ask me for an explans says Judge Gordon, “T can’t understand it, [ know that In the * of caxon where w has her husband arrested for her she will not prosecute, k me to explain tt the wife may rash this prosecute does not refuse to go on the stand | lant Although nto the street and ask a polloeman al STAR DUST [STS Cg JOSH WIBE GAYS: —-| “Th cause o Eliza Henbrooder| é!ven up two cigars a day THE STAR EDITOR TAL AND n'y PAGE + By of city—1 year, § months, $1 month, 25¢ eterene at baea Seattle, Wash., mtottice, as necond-class matte, One elevator A Phacarteg jrunning” and the indieaattt other pointed to the j said Mra. Jones Join has already Aicator op 4 figure §, divorcin’ Ezra Henbrooder has jest old ma come out. He'd been owenpie? jet) GOLDEN RULE OF HEALTH alae who wae nat Used tn Mason fruit jars fer terbaceer on| Hireathe through your nose, |who was equally igus th’ aly” Run on your toes vas equally ignorant: | Walk with a swing, and (Ott be down atone & g 1 “ on a * "a . only 40. China has 4,000 native postottices) '*' Your arms fine |to walt. Guess we ee employing 15,000 persons, } Dr Ameriesn “— =, . € traveler, says military drill is being ue piaircase was hang New York city transportation! taught all over China and that an| {Ol the indicator began 4 by companies carried 562,788,395 pas the pair of tonoce: “You, bette The BSaturd well of the had the thre anything or Star People | Should Name ‘® Star, These same INTERESTS got thelr work done in the closing hours last legislature nomination of sengers last year. ing to save money, operating with him in = coonomiatng,” inthe Editor’s Mail Short letters from Star r when they are of sufficient general interest. | anybody so long as personal | | | | the my husband and I are try ur Judges was a immense army ia to be formed up to th | up to the The French government may | make the sale of revolvers # gov ernment monopoly to keep them out of the hands of criminal nth were % second Svar, The bead waite departing gue ts. 1h at man of his dignified miey ik, but they were tog jhim, so be turned over 0 ae ler the bottle he wished ¢ [10 them, ‘The cashier put jp ttle cabinet where & score of bottles reponed. ders will be printed in this column Medicine bottles, gy, You may write about | 'em," he sald, “and at toned malice is not your tt patrons of the who have been done themselves ‘media " eating bring |cine along, then after t be Ko away leaving the bottle ge Editor Star: It is most desirable | tab Occasionally @ mj bers wt to have nonpartisan judges for o ere he left hin medieting, supreme court; certainly it is «| Calls for it, but other hotties move in the right direction " the morgue long enough tral But it would be well for delegates nts either to get bd and 1 am ¢o- Peo | ' * BSEGY ERBElesee — after editorial on Interests, | in last | timely and if the people can win in Nove JOUN T. CASE the when they supreme erack in th _— jout any of the nails. cateeeegroap see to arrest he band, when ab court Justices taken out of the dt-|to the convention at Tacoma to re-| Without them Then Se < And nothing will inspire broad, true men to aspire to public jeomes down to the station ah rec Bagong by w os Bn member there are other things of |them away office so much as to kick out the weaklings and crooks now in| thinks the patrolman did wrong to lca pideen oo 7 — = poy ene — a “THEN IT — 4 . sem ales he o partisaniom in the selection of the| rant Service : ob re rt - - bie the The ratirosds and other big cor | judiciary. The desira orca Se ENED | + In November 910, the ultimate consumer will be high! oury nan prosecese te porations of the state do not be one of good « r.ofh | rt in * On Nove man, Why, | don't know f good character, of high moral) (Our Dally Discontinued Story | important—even in the mind of the tariff-fed congressman In cason where out-and-out b JUDGE JOHN B. GORDON eve hay es sae ne principles—« man who has never| e hed oe ae . . j _ — sealant eeDnatnnes ——— enough to select competent jud« w ked his manhood by dist | ; Here and there—in spets—the ulti ¢ consumer has dem-| women have had their mon ar i i cee ace 004 by dishonor ; they believe the able acts, tarnished bis name, and onstrated some of his importance at the primaries. That helps,jed Abuse, they won't prosecate | this brute of @ man was made the| terest in the case because of the | people of Washington are not capa we os eaten we a ‘hon dooa| * * a th ore ery . ‘ ‘an y apap . one re ows be ste but it’s only part. It won't amount to much unless every ulti-|) - = ‘unas Bhs Ba ee jobject lesson of many a newspaper pine or nee ot ee comity ciit| bie of complete selfgovernment. for the right doing in both private | vd : yoth © or r pei o, Women te] aecy sot help and money for her | They know ® convention in easily | and public t mate consumer walks defiantly into the booth on clection day |yim. 1 can't explain it, Yon ough |” I happened to call on them jater.| night he got out of bed to @o to her|centrotied as “rate ny MRASTE’ | called te tee ne ee fl and marks a cross before the name of every insurgent, radical or]{o understand it better than 1 do."| The wate met te at the door home because her husband wasigid control the convention held in| Plenty of cect men us Judge. | * progressive, republican or democrat—regar {le of but It Started With Eve Q wsistake shout his Mormtng about outside, threatening | Tacoma early in August. That was| the state of W on a im a 4 v7 oy rinciple Tt started soo fter the mor she said anybody | her hot a wblican conventic "i lection of! z i mighty regardful of princiy pie : arted mn after the morning] 49 any ting wae ine beadius| ‘Tbe. women was ready to ack for rep can vention, but a tion of supreme judges it is not} fy Be That's the only way to make a congressman realize the hu-|of ereation, | guess, when the firet! ool a Giveree ber ge sory ye necessary that they shall come from | nd . : sath Wonk Unik an tha teak woe | dive | ne or two af the judges named | particular elties neti f the B man, flesh-and-blood existence he millions of toiling, sweat-|? Siniein diiuttees nak nk t bee ees . 1 or sections of the} 3 nm that firet affsir, yoo i by that convention are pretty good | state, fc a ue * ing, struggling “ultimate consumers Siam ek Uk OG cae about myself | The man came back, She for| mon, but they should not have ac See tie tenia pA Be An + whole racket and this curse was}. TM# man had abused his wife in| gave him jeepted the nomination from auch | represented. Candidates offered by | * o M. he grenounsed doen’ ber a way that was unprintable The lawyer sugges that she | hands Let them resign from that! friends or brought forth by political * ampire en are 1 will greatly multiply thy sor] Mbt be had driven ber from rowet hereelt ay making the but | so-called republican ticket and come intrigue should be judged by this 7 * 99| row and | Rouse scantily clad and made band saree that if he abused herjout openiy for the people, and then | rule. If found wanting, they would | * V ampire W OMEN | shar be to thy “husband, and ho] Ay Out te the shed wll vo oy again he should leave her for good the non-partinan judiciary and the| be unworthy to wear the ermine: | - ‘ é hall rule ever Gp wife's plea that be might help The woman thought it over and—lin Tacoma t We tend bas acie| Coen ee nn es sae ; From that day to this women| *"! 4 ; ; |i Tacoma tomorrow, may be discredit to the ¢ » Do you know why the wires of the world are so full of the ave said they “like masterful)?" ‘he famity, commenced bis! Porsa he husband uncondi-lty do something for them. Other. The have shown plainly * story of how Mme. Lina Cavalieri, the singing woman, “worked men.” abuse again and was again sent to| tionally ae ae a | wise it ts imponsible, because THE heir votes that th will | * ‘ millionaire Bob Chanler for bis fortune? It is © matter of history that the} 'e stockade , FO ng? he nels yf adh mgd been Borg represented on stand for a non-sultable candi * It's because it's real news when a woman “betrays” an Innocent | Russian peasnat woman sees in ey.| The Attorney, to whom the | Judge Cordon an ee evan at we. ete Heket. Snd delegates to the conves | man. In all times, in all climes, it has been the accepted course |ery blow her ho t gives her al woman appealed, took a special in Suess it's just the woman Of Us.) “THE INTERESTS” have select uld take this into considera. | of things that women give all of themselves in these affairs, while | proof that he love And ed one Ucket, THE PEOPLE should herwine the mominattc nw my ‘ PA ‘ men give only so much of their lives as they wish to throw away in he more thorough Avines aeloct the other, and then let us see tare CITI Co is what 4 a “good time” on the side. It hasn't been an even bargain that he is just “erasy” about _ {si uttle boy, because I s Even the modern respectable society girl is taught that ber when be knocks her down and & i cute ie was a - happy, i ‘Thi future depends on her tact in geting well married. But Li was | kicks her In the face ! \ | MULLIGAN AND HIS MONEY. yo doit inquired the friend lereatur den only a wower girl in Rome. As one of that class, she was «iven nt ry ality of the wife un 1 ee Se i Sb-b,” said Mr. Mulligan, “'m| One of his st sat prin sou g but one idea: That her futare depended on her ability to attract an seems to feel au roiling slong son walk at tryin’ to ma it wort me while to/nails in things. the notice of men. She knew that she must sell her beauty of this “masterfulness ues ioneee miractor, dr the) tear up this board.”—Everybody's|ing down the banister Lina was more clever than most girla whe must needs start life [and it Is & power that Sele her parce o- M ae ropped | Magazine. | It never occurred him on the streets. She landed high. It’s rough on —vb, hearty, likable fellow that he ia But it's a | galutary lesson for the lords of creation thus to sce a woman “dupe and “ruin « man. j Such a beautiful and thorough tarning of the tables is poctic ; justice OBSERVATIONS ing A “BUSINESS” administration is a great thing —for the admin istration tu *% WE hear nothing about the Hon. Tom Jowason, of Ohio, having gone insurgent © 0 0 FOR EVERY “HIGHER-UP” you may be sure the of “lowerdowns.” e are aBeore i. * THE HOBBLE skirt is the hardest question the men” ladies have to answer e eis THE “C. D. @ signal that is being “Votes for Wo sent out for Hi Gill means fast what the letters stand for ° ° ° | SOMEBODY In the city administration t# using the allas | “High Up.” What's his real name | a ee | IT DOES SEEM as ff Hi Gill's cstimate of Gid Tupper’s moral. | ity was urate in several respect. | ow | 4 TALK about cinches! Every time a newspaper roasts him, Ted- | @y gets $1.00 per word for his answer. | An unasually nal ted fa quarter avated case lp , came along a come. ak winks, The feane planking. A fr ame along ® 4 barbed wire fence is to be buitt | This is why, on a i bed ‘ B minute later and nd him squatied | besutifel day Was more Ges pr rfeas one in Bi Sal down, industriously poking a two. D@tween Mexico and the United nisters when q f bill through the treacherous States to prevent cattle carrying n ” wife swore on 2 & &' cranny with his forefinger a sting the stand that her husbar ne nt Some he i. his earnings for drink “| wans tired of valting for you, Ungar. to pay me back dot sefen Mulligas. what the Giyvl arte ether, | Zip! R—rerpt so creel to her and the children she tollars vet you borrowed. You rew you promised to pay me | (The End) could pot go away from home to gestertay, und now already id tas tow | re earn what they need for food and “Dot Iss no goot, Adolf. Ven I mate id, I hat strabis- THE NEW HONESTY | Sir John Cricht diothing ae: » 5. English physic But the Wife Forgave “Vot ablamus of der digits. biease? “I ngn surprised that you speak of the rich Mr. Swagman as per. | time when there will be The m Was «sent to jail and “I bat my fingers crossed. Bank Service What is a bank for? for? 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WHO 18 THE LITTLE bird that tells saloon men when a plain Clothes man ts going to pay them a visit? 4 ‘eer oe" SOME rEOPLE are born grafters, others acquire graft and still others have graft thrust upon them | i ee A “HIGH FINANCIER” is a fellow who can transfer the mort. ‘ Gage from his house and lot to his automobile ‘ © © © ALMOST nigt aultson women in Los Angeles, but her po- lice are making it h 4 ng newsbo: “SPANK { lea who . Jersey prea or a FROM THIS si the clouds were rolling up in New Ye 1F Japan changes Korea a t American School Tr ke us all buy new and aphies! FRISCO « let female t it on $200 ball—mere temptation ¢ ut and Cave another poor person REV. N. DWIGHT HILLIS says Tedd the only man on earth who can throw double sixe ry tia Wonder where Dwight i preache i o © oO WHAT ails the anyhow? In the Hyde-Crippen class we now have Dr. W. 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