The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 5, 1910, Page 4

Published Publishing C ‘England Still Making Martyrs FROM A PHOTOGRAPH JUST RECEIVED FROM LONDON, This crumpled Somebody's mother, wife, sister weeping figure is a woman is as though a once this crumpled woman in the photo- _Tt is @ harkent and inanimate stricken dowr pavement of the few minutes before » Brit ish women seeking 8 » of a clamoring to British officials that chise might be pr With no othe t / : Relieving that they held among them was eat of government rights as citizens of the t to petition for what seemed to them to be sacred precincts of the refused to le rulers of Great ain when ordered to ween the unarmed, frail women and the po This was not the only woman who went down to the ground deneath the weight of an iron fist the women were in the Maybe their demands their taunts cutting; their conduct unwomanly! They were women! England will en by knocking th Martyrs ever added might ed in denying suffrage to wom reinforcements to a Getting a sum right by adding two wrongs and decidedly held to be an i or otherwise. Was New Soft Pedal Tunes Postmaster General Hitcheocls will recommend that the parcels post be tried in a limited way on a few rural mail routes, presumably to see how the express companies too sudden and promiscuous in applying a reform which invades the sacred field of PRIVATE BUSINESS. Postal banks are to be tried in the same cautious way to endanger the deposits in PRIVATE BANKS 5 this is better than when Uncle Sam will It would not do t day ts soon coming take hie re fc rm medicine tn allopathic SOUTH pole’s a goner! CHICAGO doctors a d police agree « KATHRYN FRYSINGER, noted Philadelphia thrown society into hysterics by marrying a journey society beauty ° ° THAT St. Louis head of the family the cook might do bully well ona “For Men Only by an unrecord ake some red hot high f ° "NOTHER child of Lucky Bald demands $2,500, f make Lucky's esta ° ARGENTINA Is first as a corn to wool and wheat and meat producer and seco: She has one big city and 14,000,000 acr Figures worth studying! STARS are gigantic suns says Prof. Larkin telling our butcher that meat some of them a n And that's what GEORGE CROCKER willed each of his three stepchildren $100 and three swarms of nice livel are going to try to put that estate into general circulation. of his $12,000,000 estate, AN lowa editor declares that the dee reARe so his state's ng testimony ie has doubled tn val ne th Inst ten years but tenants can lve there, how rlotously pro A STRONG TESTIMONIAL. 2 says he owes his | fe to McStill’s whisky.” “Ah, drank it all the . Let it alone all the time.” A VICTOR Talking Machine Is the Best Christmas Gift! Brings a VICTOR ir of VICTOR Talking Sherman 1408 Second Ave, Near Union St, Seattle. ay & Co Nineteen Stores nthe THE STAR— a a Y, DECEMBER 5, 1910. > Virgil Bogue Has Built Railroads Higher Than STAR DUST Mt. Rainier, But He Won't Talk of Them) .0,0e7.cr, "5." cles,” says a Hine. what are his policies? Eleanor Addams Has Disap- pointing Interview with Man Who Is Remodeling Seattle —Later She Finds His Life | Story in Engineering Maga- zine, OUR MYSTERY 6TORY. Lapadotemachovelachogaleokra-| niolelphano | (To be continued.) Anxious Inquirer—-Rallroad ear seats are upholstered in plush be cause the fabric offers the at known hiding places for miecré and because dust will stay in it longer than in any other kind of| | BY ELEANOR ADDAMS. I really hate to talk about my | self | You've heard this song at the cloth. theatres with your fingers crossed, | probab! There isn’t any such “They Never Will Be Missed——" person,” you thougt John D, Rockefeller takes a Hut I've found one Its Virgil whisky bath now and then to keep Bogue, the engineer whom jeattle is paying $1,000 «a month for making over Seatt! Just to make a nice, handy city to get in and out of, te a civic center, maybe to put wt. up jon Queen Anne hill, and let the water run clear out to the | unty y~that's Mr. Bogue’s job. Course he won't do those things jexactly, but his work Is to make |& more conventent city out of Se | I wanted to know something about Mr, Bogue himself. I'ma afraid I can’t give you a very | ip hin eptrite J. Plerp, Mor wn hasn't been! eeling well jate-| And Senator} fughes of Col vado ie think og of resigning n account of ill] | health | While, at the same time, the hobble skirt wart ated as a joke, and hash and | bread pudding are golng out of | atyle | satisfactory Interview he said. | | |"You our work of civte improve. | It's Impoasible for some people} j ment is still in the formative stage to be both good and interesting. | jas yet | |. | Was sure that there must be a Many Chinese citles are now be} | “story” in Mr. Bogue himself. He's Ing lighted by electricity. American i* big, foreeful J. Pierpont Morgan } equipment fe 4 | sort of looking man, with a com | manding presence, ruddy face, iron |xray hair, and an alr of power and | distinetion st salt mily grinding to be I was who had Could 1 m out from him?| VIRGIL BOGUE Anawer—I could not. He was aw-| — - - ——— fully nice about tt, but would only |in Seattle now, was building give general answers about bis life,' road acrogp the Andes in #0 on talking about his|a height of 16,665 feet that he was a man | | | mont It was Virgil Bogue, it seema, who! the white ut a one per cent compe: grade for the Western Pa far in Alaska as yet | higher than Mt. Rainier Nobody but an engineer] Courtship is a vessel with two! | our talking, | had been out of college but a ar juat what that is, but the! mates and no captain. | | iid finally “open|—he located Stampede t ost ones in the country think It | up.” Figured at $1,000 a month|the Northern Pacific and t a| Wan a very wonderful thing. | RING METHODS | would be $40 a day, and $5 an hour! lot of the road, was chief ong! The list of work done by Mr.| Dorothy: Has Fred called on }for an ur day neer of the Union Pacific when It) Bogue fills a column. These are! you lately? | j city comptrolh yught to send m was doing millions of doWars’ worth t « few of the more important Mabel y why? ed on comm ering magaxine says that] Dorothy: He told me I was the| sions and fn building work from * came over from Scot-| only girl he bad ever kissed, and All I found out was that he was Kicking Horse, Canada, to New | land In 1680, about @ Ittle while|{ told him to go and get @ repute a bill for $5 worth of Mr. Bogue's! of work and has time xradvated from Aer Zealand fier the Mayflower landed, and! tor technique tnst!t n 1868, and that) There's hardly a great railroad| thet he went t Milltar bis first work was on a commission in the West that hasn't felt the) schoo il to lay out Prospect park in Bre ch of Virgil Bogue’s masterful) But did he tell me he went to a — . lyn mind, it see President Har military ach r that he had built (ssn eS no Sanes? jut now I “have the goods on son put him of a com >| all t r tds? Creasy on ee m." 1 looked him up in an @ straighten out the Columbia river No. Gc — neoring magazine, and it seoms my | Later he was consulting engineer of; He was awfully nice about it story” in him was right Y and has had hun ot] anc at he really hates a For Vitgil Bogue, who is here | big positions over the country to do it—to taik about himself & DER SCOUIDINGS BEGINS--ADOLF WILL TRAIL OSGAR| 22 i= After a Few Shert Lessons on of der Boy Scouide Underthonts How to Find der Vay Drough der Voods, Providet You Vish to Go in Norvardly Diregtion— Vouldn'd Id Be Foolish Ef Oxgar Tried to Gaffie Pursuit by Adolf Mit Concealing Himeeif in a Maze of Delicatessen Stores! rc ARS TRA) “*) (ran Re wipped, as they thought | Skinney A. 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