The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 11, 1911, Page 4

THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1911. —s of United Press. Published ily by The Star Publishing Co. Rite *, Wash. pow ond 4 at Seat oe an ae ans matter THEN IT HAPPENED Daily Discontinued Story.) The Fake Collection Agency Thrives in Seattle a Because Its Victims Are Not Familiar With Law 2». » 0 so “It is your blessed lot tn the scheme of creation to be clinging} . ! : “a y 3 i Wines and frag postes The Wage Earner Pays Be-| 4 kent i for tt There was a time wh o sgrantposey” | cause He Turns Pale When- | ct ca Sa (lige wl gga Re it yeurine | ever a Lawsuit Is Mentioned | : i ie. aie os Duin as . . " “ > i Mle eaceen children, © like all the mending, So It's Easy for the Fakers | pdt: Me and general household management, used to be looked upon | ore ar geen c g and fragran the women themselves were | BY JOHN COPLEY. I hapr " a t Z ‘ | fa ell known fond of the ie and their lords of on believed in it | Unless y hap owe your f w : But ne a One out of four women, now-adays, has got ote Sine: Se ave » « Masnachu to get out and for living, whether she wants to or ' rt ‘ re we decays parting f ies & dal and if she clinging-vine acts, it's in the line of clinging | a tart gts on to her jobd . business is largely confined to being f tten) you probably — - wie fragrant enough d of raises in wages r known that there are Nor does the average man of today demand any wholesale quan-| scores of people in Seattle who man abt for his scalz tity of the clinging or posey lity In his ideal woman. He requires | age to make quite a table ve ceed She @ Httle horny-handed sense and business instinct f his big wor |ing ply by pla on the fe a biundert ries ts bacon, figuratively speaking, and one of bh rime nece 7 folks who turn enever a ig to have in the house sox ng to it tha are 16 ounces | lawsult is mention @very pound that goes on his house bills, Nowadays the fellow] Plenty of nerve and a flerce-look- | fs bacon is entrusted to a woman whose bleased lot in the scheme | ing letterhead ts th pene 5 Of cfeation is to sit around trying to cling like a morning glory and | trade of those sharpers Sea in tas emel) like a verbena is in bad has its full share of th 8 Sy Boe ; No, Mr. British Government, that old clinging-and-posey idea {| of loan sharks , ; played out, frazzled. by both men and women, and it) ers and fake « oy Won't “come back | All are out to ¢ a —- | wage-earner out of whatever share | F € his miserable ance they | may | This does not mean at there are hot legitimate debt collecting agen cles, nor should it en age peor The unexpected election of Judge D. Works as United States} to dodge st bills, But the] Sipe WHEN THE LETTER COMES, — @enator for California is really every easily accounted for. | legitimate mn agency dooa : Progressives took the bit in their teeth. Insurgency insurged follow the methods of the/and amount of the alleged debt in]avold payment of the at a to the limit ers 4 dally newspaper count Under the new so-called direct primary law, Mr. Spalding was| The victim of the loan shark has| py, ead artiatie teeeh of “ee We have wo desire to make you! @utitled to the office. By 70 to 43, he carried the districts against to law, tho it must be] pie ee” and “beware” is | 40y trouble or expense in this mat ‘Works, although the latter received a smal! plurality of the popular local justice or sates sors ad in nine cases out of 10 | tor, and bef taking barsh mea vote, But raon persecuted bY/the unhappy victi mos across |Ures with you, : 3 Mr. Spalding refused to tell where he stood in respect to pro agency, bOw-| with the money demanded, whether you have uble tn this gressive issues | to the federal) the debt be a just one or not matter you wilt have only yourself a Mr. Work was, without doubt, a radical progressive, if, indeed, chances of “¢ ‘hc euke sloture et)? blame, an wo ve now given fot a socialist at heart are immeasurably more roadie you final warnir A Justice” with en out of Tr b , The progressive legislature, elected on a bold and bald }|commiah adds to the tet » aly ap insurgent platform, decided to take no chances. It knew of the postal) Commish ad ee he the e Tt knew that Works had got e largest number of votes at the pri. to threatening letters nad thie Sorte aplet fe app " ¥ not ee Maries. it knew that the people of California wanted to be repre | through mail. If you Ragpen | b6 thle Jartel couples Ds 671 know the law ‘ 9 Seuted in the United States senate by @ progressive. It put these | to have ed « ‘ Aa the flag © Seattio tn f f ‘em consi " th ols defeated the purpose of | any cx age ee ee Cone eee ee But, dear re the Law is not| T. R. is not for Taft. The busy 4 the primary law rather than the purpose of California it is ted in way a ri press age of the White House |; f i hich 4 ‘This matter is of general importance, as it indicates the determina | the } t eh 0 any way or|p a x orsifiage into it, at which ye ion and daring of the progressives. | district at and p fash by the fake collection; spends one day putting out the) piigrim father became exonedingly ni rf pr apnea o fake|agency, Here are story that Tate wil hav r. Rh. in, dist 4 in ye trigger finger, and ol eb “ emp forsoment, and next day thai The Eod yw operating | of the Seattle collect he t need it Pe « he eae EUCALYPTUS AS COMMERCIAL LUMBER rm letter We have endes doesn't need it. Anyway, he won't! 100% ¢ de 119 Union name'to you the have It ! Supply, especially in the United State If eucalyp will answer Their purpose, it immediately assumes bigh importance. | Mr. Legge selected some good samples of various kinds grown in| California and shipped it east to his factories. He says of the ex-| mt: | “{t turned out very well indeed. It Is suited to our purpose, but the wood Is so valuable for furniture that it will probably be many before it will be grown in sufficient quantity to admit of Its use agricultural implement: correct anewers received will each be given an order for $1.00 in merchandise. fore 2 o'clock Friday afternoon. They will be numbered in the Order in which received prior to the hour mentioned, rectly connected with The Seattle Star is permitted to take part ip this contest. The page le to be run each Wednesday, tions will not be counted as mistakes. Address A. B,C. ADVERTISEMENT DEPARTMENT, THE SEATTLE STAR, Seattle, Washington. Jessie |. Calvin (3210 35th av. W.) Know-How, Light and Equipment Enable Us to Excel All Others Made in Seattle Eureka Glove and Suspender Co, le This is very encouraging to California, which has millions of ataciurers PANTORIUM DYE WORKS | umeres suitable to the growth of eucalyptus. The tree is a native of Mittens and Leather Googe 870 Denny Way, Near Westlake " we. for Lowaing Trade c r ‘Australia. ga Re or sierasiesai inten a We eva Cleaning, P ng and Dyeing Our Specialty tactory, «8 We use th odate methods, thus IN CASE OF CALAMITY UNION MADE Phone Main 3717 OFFICE AND FACTORY 2704 First Avenue, Near Cedar St, producing the work Phones—ind. 7283; Main 7680 obtal i Unele Sam runs 293 postal savings banks tn the Philippines. ) | He pays bis thousands of depositors two and a half per cent, then loans the money on good real estate security at eight or ten per cent—a thrifty busines: Little things like this make us feel that If sudde trophe should separate us from all our bankers, railroad magnates and cap tains of industry—which heaven forbid—the people of this great country would manage to wiggle along somehow. Phones—Main 2916; Ind. 5393 THE ONAOLA RAZOR—Best in the World Barbers Use Them Barber Supply G. W. HAIGHT, Owner ftactarer, Wholmealer and Retailer in ber Supplies. Furniture and Cutlery RAZORS MADE AND GROUND FIRST AVENUE SRATILE, WASH Phonee—Main 3764; Ind. 4081 WAAK-BAKER PIANO CO. Dealers in HighGrade Pianos 1406 FIRST AVE We are constantiy receiving letters House Haight Importer, M. All Kinds yor Vianoe—Keed and Tentng as Don’t Forget That the Best $2.50 Shoe Tove into blocks “exclusively occupied by whites,” and forbiddin, Whites to move into neighborhoods “obviously occupied by blacks How about the constitutional prohibition of legislation which dis-| on account of “race or color’? "Nother chance for the courts to make law! Baltimore has invented a city ordinance forbidding blacks to | WE SAVE YOU MONEY KARPINSKI & WUELBERKE Manufacturers of Fine Shoes and Cordless Artificial Limbs Ladies and Men's Custom-Made Hhoes Theat - TRYING IT ON THE DOG Made in America Is Sold by fendiar feet, Cork thoes, Salension’ Daven tor’ chert Braces for All Kinds of Detormitios THE MEN’S SHOE STORE SATISFACTION. GUARANTEED > ? o—Main 1088 Room 11 Madison Bidg Forty-cight towns, one in’ each state, and mostly comparatively 805 First Ave.—Colman Block Cor. Third Av. and Madison Bt., Seattle ‘wnimportant—Cohoes, New York, for instance—have been selected } «for the postal savings experiment Why proceed so gingerly in adopting one of the established in-| Stitutions of the world? Well, because the banks don’t like it, and We mustn't jar ‘em; that's why. | TODAY’S GOOD SHORT ONE “Why you sobbing, my little man?” “My pa’s a millionaire philanthropist.” “Well, well! That's nothing to cry about, is it?” “Tt ain't, ain't it? He's just promised to give me my birthday provided I raise a similar amount OBSERVATIONS Stoelting Trunk Store 706 SECOND AVE. Phones—Main 578; Ind. 578 Clearance Sate of LEATHER NOVELTIES One-Fourth to One-Half Off. MAKER’S PESSIMIST The SECOND ISSUE is now on the news stands. It bawls out the hypocrites. Read it. 10 cents. DENTISTRY One may have a ¢ 1 experionce, and the best ym pathy asthma | | $6 to spend for ~—Chicago Herald. MN Read This Advertisement Carefully W. A. PINNEY “A MILLION by 1920!" roars Los Angeles papers—meaning pop lation, not hold-ups. studio, Rememb @ to those bringing BES oae ENGLAND thinks now of policing Persia. How she hates that this a4 1 “white man’s burden,” though! * Ta See ANCIENT Romans exchanged presents on New Year's Day ‘Thank heaven, the ancient Romans are pretty dead. 208 First Av Seattle too. | The House That Saves You Money THE HOME FURNITURE CO. A Complete Line of New and Second-Hand Goods. Remember that we can furnish your home, from kitchen to partor, at prices lgwer than any house in Seattle for our cla® of! ee ee “NIGHTGOWNS are buttoned down the entire front,” says Fash Not ours. Ours are buttoned with just one reliablo little safety my at the top, but we've got just as many button holes as any of ‘em. od charaster, @ long and suc every ern appliance in his ation in the city, yet, If he is lied to make some ing people. If you office, ae ee very best dentistry. at LONG BEACH, Cal., police and all, was aroused by Mrs. W. Jank sate Investigate this, as it means a saying gon, who dreamed her husband was dead. Finally found Jankson | ft hog “DR. CHASE, The Dentist’ 215 Lumber Exchange Bldg. 2nd and Seneca Gem Egg Market WESTERMAN & SHERMAN CASH OR CREDIT—PRICES THE SAME Phones—Main 4911; Ind. A 1643 601-3-5 PIKE ST. Ing in the woodshed. car, too, And it’s an actual fact that he'd missed the ° o o “OBSERVATIONS: What's this ‘Dutch neck’ that the fashion ‘writers say is coming into style?”"—-Hvelyn H. Von H. You've got us, Evelyn. Maybe it’s a poise of the neck the ladies get from trying to see what's in a bottle with one eye. BIG VALUES FOR LITTLE MONEY The Buffalo Woolen Mills Up-to-Date Tailors 8 © GOVERNOR BALOWIN of Connecticut urges laws to regulate alr traffic. Among other things he wants it fixed so that when an air The latest tmportations in bath Knglish and Dealers in Local Eggs, Butter, Etc. ship drops on a mere earth dweller, the victim will not have to prove fondble tiie weanen. he thew telepie inte cats és negligence on the part of the aviator to collect damages. Good tor we will make a tegular 430,00 to. $08.00 EVERY EGG WE GUARANTEE TO BEE Belawin! tistaction guaranteed. AS FRESH AS AN EGG CAN BE. Phone, Ind. A 5592. 812 Fourth Av. Seattle, hone—Main 4% 1612-14-16 Westlake Ave, Cor. Fifth o oO UNCLE KITCHEL PIXLEY write the near-sighted old geezer, is at present writin’ at soak in Samuel ‘Winthrop’s popular mill pond. Undertook to raid our Board of Trade’s| little poker game, and by mistake broke into the spinsters’ grade meet, | ing of the Young Ladies’ Club for Delsartian Development in the Al “Constable Seth Beardsley, Seomttlo U. S. LAUNDRY Puget Sound Hat Factory * together. (New Location) We can make your hat to order or clean up % Be pie 814-16 Pine St. your old one. Kindly bring in your old hat 'T proper, in a party of four, for man and wife to play part- Well-groomed men know how important tt next time you come to town and let us tell i ners at bridge?”—John Smith. No, John. It's unproper, unsafe and is to have their laundry done up properly. : uneconomical, Play with the other feliow's wife. to cuss her, she won't dare to call you an old fool, Hy will share in the winnings, you what we can do with it. Or call us up by phone and we will send for {t any place down town, 1514 FIRST AVE, PHONE—A 1840 Across From the Sanitary Market You/won't dare and half your fam- no matter how the game goes. But, John, any fellow ass enough not to have figured all this out for him. Self ought to keep out of whist. Piay “pina” Play “old maid.” Play ial locking Bird” with a fine-tooth comb. Your mind will jast We use the latest, up-to-date methods, thus producing the best work obtainable, |Your patronage kindly solicited All Work Called for and Delivered Phones—Main 2862; Ind. 478 THE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE Orders will be drawn on stores whose advertisements contain the words. but will not be opened until after 2 o'clock Friday afternoon.” No oni and this is No. 2 of the ser ieee ee Ss cad emi A SA lS mt | Five preachers are mixed up the Ohio vote t candal. Ob, | who won't men go to chure THE PROPLE are too extray gant, says Jim Hill, We know them who t ALLL her m for « loaf of bread | So perfect brokers refuse fer f Rhode Island's p m probably accounts for Nelse | Aldrich’s long tenure of the senate ut The girls of yn are all SKINNEY A. NOUGH, THE VIL to whi m of} LAGE CUTAWAY | Wh ert hi © high ban i jAnd uppe wer thas hatr-epl! } highers ar with the r| Ort r that the x Or wer thas } | - | Remarkable, if True. »| HEIFER One-yearold male helfer, Hi ein; cheap If sold soon, Cal phone 2668 —Springfield R € ndwich” consists than : { two thin slices of bread with r years for new channels, docks | plenty of tongue between, accord railroad connections ng to the Jewish Forward Don't you to the The estate of $125,000 left by city?" asked the fuzzy | Motssant gives a hint at the profits hat f aviation. Nope,” said the native, “why! shoul bad IF the 2 nothing Why, to seo sights Ine last ut @ in the What's the looking at the { the foul-mouthed old black hat, “the slg down and see that will never ‘us if we walt long enough. Two years ago Alec Legge of Chicago, assistant general m ¢ of the International Harvester company, visited Callfornia and made Gaquiries about eucalyptus, the comn st variety of which is 5 ae MERCHANTS?’ A. B. C. Manufacturers of agricultura] implements intensely Interested fm the hardwood supply of the future. While they have looked far Here is a chance to make money. In two of the advertisements printed below are typographical mistakes. in one is a misspelled word, in another a letter has been left out. On the page is a coupon. Read @bead and provided for many years, they see the of the natural} the advertisements over carefully, locate the misspelled and miseing-letter words, fill out the coupon, stating what they are and in whose ad they were found, and mail to The Seattle Star. The first two All anewers must be in The Seat Star office be- directly or indi- Remember, in making your answers, that abbrevia- winners were Frank Sugnet (2722 Third av.), and Last week s advertisement and 35¢ is good lozen I ted Hyacinth #® (Regular price (Oc per dozen) JACOB KAUFMANN CO. Seedsmen 538 FIRST AVE. SOUTH one Below King St, nd Mandy Lae Incubators and Brooders. ~~ fp poultry houses wth REX Lime and J Buiphu: s. Lilustrated Catalogue free. $1.00—SPECIAL—$1.00 A BOTTLE OF GUCKENHEIMER OR SUNNY BROOK WHISKY Bottied in Bond All Phone Orders P: tly Attended to— Your Patronage Solicited. Bohemian Liquor House 111 YESLER WAY, SEATTLE FREE DELIVERY Main 810-—-PHONES——Independent YEAR-END SALE What You Have Been Waiting for All Switches, Puffs, Curls and all other Hair Goods and Hair Ornaments going at cost. 618 ALICE M. AIKEN 1331 First Ave., Seattle, Wash. {Cut out this advertisement and bring it with you—it is worth 10 per cent to you on your purchase.) PRIVATE SANITARIUM NELLIE KLOSS, Supt. For Maternity and Surgical Work, Rheu- matism, Sciatica and Lumbago. We treat ALICE RLAINEN al * +3 iat (> =) these troubles in the Human Bake Oven, Yo mM) and you are sure of results. eparate Treatment Rooms, equipped with d Bake Oven and Shower Baths. Terms Mod- erate. J 208 14TH AVE. NORTH—Capito! HIN Car Phone—Cedar 667 x RENOVATE YOUR FURNITURE <7 The Eastern Upholstering Co. T. E. Page, Mgr. of Mattrosses and © w. Orders taken for v hes made to I kinds of new work. All work guar a. do first-class work at moderate All orders promptly at- tended to. Furniture packing a specialty. Your Patronage solicited 2705 First Ave., Near Cedar St. y Phone—Main 4041 VIENNA LADIES’ TAILORS We have just received the new spring goods and fashion plates, from which to select Now is your chance to save money. We Make $40 Suits for $35. Fit Guaranteed. ROOM 24 MADISON BLDG. Cor. Third Ave. and Madison St. Seattle Twenty-nine Thousand People Have Been Fitted with le Glasses tn Seattle, and we us if you wish the Eversole Optical Co. 852-858-354 Empire Wag, Seattle, Wash, A. B. C. COUPON A. B.C, ADV. DEPT, The Seattle Star: words are The misspelled Addr teeeeee Phones—Ind. 441; Main 9400