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‘ i Published Co. Press Publishing United The Star Member Daily by of History That Is Repeating Itself. United Somewhat over fifty years ago the people of the States seriously tackled the issue of freedom for black slaves. The time had its compromisers, conservatives and “copper heads.” that the matter could be through party expediency The Dred Scott case settled nothing laws only intensified the trouble, The promoted only the manufacture of powder and shot On one side was arrayed property interests, On the oppos settled by partisan The “ ing side were those who stood for the rights and happiness of The trouble was not settled until the people had leaders who to die for the principle rather than compromise were willing with wrong. The party that stood for expediency and com promise went to smash and in its place there rose a party whose principle was THE PRINCIPLE, and whose policy was war on the wrong Today again, We have Roosevelt compromising for the sake of a tempo- the issue is between property interests and rary state chairmanship, praising Beveridge in Indiana for his protest against things endorsed by Roosevelt's own state, prais ing Lodge in Massachusetts for loyalty to things denounced by Beveridge We have Garfield stumping Ohio for Foraker James A. Garfield bedfellow with that notorious tool of Stand- ard Gil, that impudent, brazen foe of Roosevelt and Roosevelt ian policies EVEN BEFORE ROOSEVELT HAD PROSTI- TUTED THOSE POLICIES TO PARTY EXPEDIENCY! Thus is history repeating itself But there is one feature of history that is yet to be repeated We mean the coming of leaders who are FOR THE CAUSE OF HUMANITY rather than for the exegencies of party, have full confidence in the people, who will say that the cause is right and who will die, politically, for that cause, BECAUSE IT IS RIGHT, rather than give way one inch to degenerating ing compromise conservatism and emascul More Inside History day will “tell the story of the land office Invest! gation as it should be told. Meantime we give another hint for this historian and the public. When committee met in Minneapolis the pro-Ballinger members wished to delay a few days to gather two of the three who had not thought the occasion important enough to call for their attendance ‘We will wait,” sald the insurgent and democratic mbers, “provided you will agree to make public the reports when we do meet.” The administration members would not consider publication at that time, Mr. McCall of Masaachusetts de- ciared frankly that he could not possibly consider publishing a pro- Ballinger report before election, public feeling tn his district being what it was!--Editorial in Collier's for October 29. OBSERVATIONS CRIPPEN HAS decide . Somebody some to sopeal Can you blame him? BALLOONISTS HAWLEY and Post came by margin by @ narrow eS SEATTLE CAN sympathize with Victoria, Seattle having trow bles of her own. ao See LIFE IN THE Far West is not one sweet dream for the con scientious census checker. oe IT TAKES A PRETTY. strong order from the court to enjoin half a hundred weight of » egg st ¢ dynamite ° IT ISN'T REASONABLE toexpect Wappy to resign as chief of police when the office has been so good to him ° © 06 TACOMA OUGHT Clancy bas in his safe to borrow those 3,000 voters that Johnny for First w — emergenctes: o THE PROSECUTING ATTORNEY” S office tation prosecuting gamblers before it tackles al es ae THE CONFIDENCE of the tions that have accrued to Wa o o “LEADING CITIZENS" “God cere’ a Coward o °o EVEN AS GOOD an atte orney as Clarence Darrow but a poor case in defense of that old offender, Johan ee he GAMBLERS who commit perjury before the investigating com- mittee may get an opportunity to become expert solitaire players. ee ee AMONG THOSE present at the Humphrey banquet last night was J. H. Davis. Representing the “book,” or merely an expert on odds? accumula ame chief of police is not among the © bo be DO THE paign funds to of & le contribute cam- because they like bis smile? makes out Barleycorn Ce oe IT WILL TAKE A LOT of good administration on the part of Hi Gili before his average will cause any excitement in the Munt Preaae league. In the Editor’s Mail Short letters from Star readers will be printed in this column when they are of sufficient general interest. You may write about anything or anybody so long as personal malice is not your motive. wattle, October 25, "10 failed to state what will keep Editor 38 Dear Sir: 1 wish to/|the waterfront nopoly from con ommend you for your attitude to-|troling the new waterfront made Ward the vice and graft enlighten-| possible by the expenditure of this ment of our city. I have read your) vast amount of mone I consider Paper but a short time and want to! your paper very fair pertaining to say t giad to find a paper | political questions, but so far on the that stan¢ for ho ty, decency | Equal iffrage question, you have and for the common people. Wish nted but one side the argu fng you the | of success, and| me Why not run the article extending my hearty support, I wish | printed In the c nt issue of the} to remain yours for all that is good| Ladies’ Home Journal or Women's and pure GEO. H. SHARON Home Companion? | think they - | would be more interesting than the| tle, Wash., Oct. 25, '10. | article: been printing. You Editor Seattle Star, Dear 8 | know » always two sides bave read much ur paper yay incerely, Porting canal bonds. So far I THIS is THE $1 7.50 Victor Talking Machine Exactly as pictured here. ords, an md while er horn tt hue, edged and at O rich ma hogar A swinging elbi the tone be ing 4 ted to any gle. Easy terms if de- sired. | ONE DOLLAR Brings a Victor to Pacific Distributors ot Pacifie ¢ Pianos von Sherman Play 5: Co itie Comat, > The issue had its conspicuous leaders who believed management, Fugitive Slave” “Missouri Compromise” men a son of who} THE STAR—THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1910. If You Weep ‘Over the Sorrows of Pietro, Blame It All on George Beban, Who Makes It All So Real and Human. BY JOHN COPLEY. Pietro Mossena isn't really very much to look at Stoop-shouldered, pale and with that hopeless gait of the typical son of sunny Italy who has ground out the better years tn drudgery for the pittance that the “land of fortune” affords, he wouldn't at bit of attention in the crowds that sweep back and forth on Seattle's busy streets day after day tract a No, Pietro is cast in no herole mould Hut, ike all common things, a tragedy brought some big stuff to the surface in Pietro. Last night the little Rosa was run down by @ great, crushing auto- mobile. when a couple of cops | reach 1 the corner, the little form was still; Rosa was dead. it Wae Hard Lueck. Hard luck for Pietro, because the little Rosa was his bambino—see? Rosa was 7. When she was born } make changes flowers for George Beba you know bambino Rosa. And to have her life crushed out! behind the counter **e Be Still, do you know, a plain laborer Pen has a heart? He has love, a soul and all that sort of thing. Pietro especially has a heart it, will you? one rose.” Just then home the little mangled corpse but | suddenly. shuffie up to a mighty swell florist Well, what of itt shop on Second av., to buy a rose! @tar interviewer. bambino Mona. Goes to Florist. If you saw a dirtytooking chap| back to see Mr. Jeban. in a very ewell Morist shop last) But by “i something night trying to buy a rose, It waa! Star lower Pietro. “What are “MIKE”—THEY LOVE HIM SO FER DE LOVE OF MIKE Look AT DAT! Safes That Are Safe When fire bells are clanging and _ fire 1 are drawn about your place of business it ting to know that your documents ar e in a safe that is safe In other words, in a Purcel fe wh hich is capable of resisting heat so inter is Hi proof buildings crumble, and of with tanding the terrible shock of being plur to earth from a great he t, or the hing impact of falling walls Purcell Safe Company The Genuine Hall Safe & Lock Co.'s Safes At the Corner of Third Av. and Prefontaine Place, Seattle in the flash of a second—ab— “Da rosa-—I wanta buy da rose,” Pshaw! He's only a plain, every-| faltered Pietro. day street la “Aw, they're five dollars a dosen. Poor Italian Tries to Buy a Sing'e Rose for Bambino, Killed Under Wheels of Auto her fragile litte mamma died. ” Pietro was young and straight and owe Mugene as handsome as any youth that Oe < came over the seas from Sicil But sorrow and seven yeara will Cat Rina Se eres a OS Suen Be eee ee re ee little drama. But all the love that he had borne the mamma Rosa, Pietro | “How much a da rose? asked | asked. poor old Pietro--centered on the) Pietro. | Why” —T've got a flerce cold, old “What? roared the burley person | man, | | jter has ever been offered in Seat . Meester, ah only wanta da/| est detail, | the character, “Look at the woman down there | performance last night, Mr. Boban. What does he do when they bring | with the roses,” said the Star artist “At the Sign of the the flower bill every week ts im Roses-—especially red ones (which| The woman fn the third row/It w mean love)--cost a lot of money| tossed a single red rose the the the days, Bot Pietro had the! stage the curtain fell ag George | last summer money—enough for one rose for! Beban's playlet, ithe little pine box that held the | Rose c mense A very small tear giistened in the | eye of the Star artist as he went as a phenomenal boy baritone with om the | musica you cryin’ about?’ he! He says so himself, | {us all about it replied the he wears as Pietro ts not the or t Saaan lars COnene 4aoy said the Star interviewer About George Beban. No more cle’ drawn charac tle than the Italian Pietro of George Beban's. Down to the very small Beban is perfection in At the midnight supper after the with his leading Indy along, told | The clothing that dinary stage wardrobe—no, indeed all bought from laborers on lroad gangs in New York then fumigated. And Beban started a long time ago | & juvenile opera company, Light comedy known him for 10 years, but Pietro is his best bet. mee Tt eS WIT OF OUR TOTS “Oh, mamma'” cried little Annie. running in from the poultry yard THE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE # Josh Wise Bays: “Timothy Cornfodder allus keeps a plug of chewing terbacker in his [pistol pocket. Not because he chews, but in order to get oredit for subduin’ the temptation.” In the summer when you want It, the ice trust has the tee, You can get it if you want it If you only have the price, when winter comes around and there's lee on pond and river, You must kowtow to the coal trust or sit around and shiver, When I'm broke I'm hungry and there's nothing in my cup Don't it seem that Nature's kinda all mixed up? Then The United States imports em- broidery machines from Switzer. land. “Brethret said the preacher, “the seripture says you are to give one-tenth of your possessions, But if you feel you can’t give so much, just give @ sixth or « fourth, ac cording to your means. We will dispense with the next hymn and take up the collection,” some parts of Mexico. lee selis for a cent a pound in| away with m * writin South Eathnod keeps ceean! By Mail, month, Seattle, Wash, Por STAR DUST to the extent of $655,000,000 worth of soap a year, Most Anything scoops the world on the announcement of the popu the earth. There are just 97,876 people in the world and this is how we know Actors who played with Booth and Barrett 11,456,189 People who knew you when you were “ poor that,” etc Oldest inhabitants People who know more about runping this column than we do. . “Old Subscrivers” “Constant Reade re formers, tariff spe clalists and men who have shaken hands with T. K . 983,234.522 1,660,297 876 | American moving picture filens | are not popular in Europe. The | natives far! to appreciate the Amer.) jlcan of humor. “1 presume,” said the lodger icily at the end of the fight, “that you will let me take my belongings “I'm sorry,” said the landlady “but your other collar isn't home from the laundry yet.” A ROMANCE OF THE EAST. First Seragito Guard Hist, Mustapha, yon is a gaiour seeking | o to elope with one of the harem beauties Secund Seragiio Guard: Be discreet, All. Let him alone. He the doctor's been in the hen| may take the one we are to throw into the Bosporus tonight house.” What makes you think s#o,|they had time to look around. A jehlid?” asked of mother, astound-|cardboard sign was posted on the | | | od, a vision of the immaculate, dig nified family doctor tn the guise of | a prowling Mr Hyde Mashing tnto | little girl whispered door reading, “Suite for Rent.” After inspecting it a while, her mind Ma, what does it say she's sick “Why, the old hen has got a/ with? whole lot of baby hens brought We Ried her,” answered the lass. The boy and his father were at e pre ithe zoo, The elder sought to te The child was asking the mother questions abgut a picture in a story book What man in that with cmarp| points on his bat?” } “That ia a king.” Who ts the lady with sharp points on her hat?” “That is a queen. She ts the king's wits nd together they rule the country “Who ie our king?” “We have no king In this coun- try.” “And no queen?” “No; no queen.” » then, all we have is al A very little girl and her mother went calling one day on a friend who lived tn an apartment house. }tm the front entrance they paused to await an answer to the bell, and the lad some natural history. dary, and t* about 1f years old.” How old does it have to get,” questioned the son, “before it gets two humps, Ike that one over j there? cee “Somebody hit me with a vapor float announced little Johnny Slangles in the school room. What do you mean by ‘vapor float,” Johnny?" asked the teacher, puzzled the pitying answer. | ee ing before a pen, he said “This janimal with one hump is a drome Aw, a spit ball, of course,” . Teacher—And where do we find the dig-dig antelope? Bright Pupil—isthmus of Panama, along the cnnal We sell MCM Soap, Seattle made. Pay Day Grocery, 4262 Fre mont ay. Phone North 21 sate Our manager, who has been ne 1405 Third Av., mt 1 “s ‘ Daylight Rid Leave Vancouver, B. O— Northbound—1} pom > ayes ar d reservation NOTICE dental manufacturing Co.s, wishes to annonce that he has been fortunate in securing 1,000 sets of the best platinum pin teeth at an extremely low figure, We are willing to give you the b of his good fortune by inserting these teeth at a price heretofore unheard of. Remember, there are only one thousand sets, so come early if yon wish to take advantage of this offer We are giving special low prices on all other dental work long as these teeth last A written guarantee given with all work Note-—Hring this ad with you Regal Dental Offices Northwest Corner Union St D: The Steel Twin Screw PERT" AND «9 Wash. SUNDA 00 p.m, FOR Victoria Mondays and | URTHS INCLUDED NORTHOE V ANCOUVER gotiating with one of the lead Steamships upert, con S. PRINCE T harlotte Islands. TODA Ys. We are ment of ne Included with leatl cuffs; Ge trimming lored B We shaped to tle at them in o Catherine Gates A Native Lady of Seattle who was Born where the Pacific Hospital Now Stands could hai was all @ ye a and y walk ne and I was out of elty—1 | 78506 987 66,187,345 | / Exclusive New shades, Novelty Coats in leathershi shawl and * Use Your Credit have a ments. 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