The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 25, 1911, Page 4

THE 'STAR—WEDNESDAY Dainty" the Swe. eho Co ~~ THE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE JANUARY 25, 19 Se ten with « teity 0 vanpor don know wheihes (ol Next to Writing Symphonies and Directing Them, DIANA’S DIARY eee aa nt ae Kin Hubbard in Everybody Pm ees palin Henry Hadley Likes Best to “Shoot Pool’’) = = om «pei tagy je Metin * Mewtwormont wc lat ‘ “ my He aye BY FRED SCHAEFER — OT ead ae mn A Star Man Finds Youngest Ti jee the Improvement club er Sg reggie iggy Breede American Music Writer} My beneh show is catehing on bows ach = : [ = Marnie doc have tobura my how 3, ig’ “ LT) ve pul up to tafiuet al eit nd eve Oe es vom . . " 2 The A man coming to Seattle tomorrow night wii n x ition Works—Really Works—No | I put tt up to. flu mtial iL land grerybody 1 frecmiee Salter the var wale’ ote TP doesn’t carry around with hi > ay ‘ ons of Sirius st. as dogs co’ and | fo ato the F dollars and a mesa The , doesn arout Pink Tea Decorations} the for it. 1 told thom all the |rivalry, and even the mutts seem to|jump into ne ran ge MeESSAZ m ey're for i old y ; ler’s net told him wa E Saeen , he a i who admite! Around Anywhere. | \dogs could ate without an{|have the spirit Switemiller ) — Fat F that sgh a . nding a } entry fee, b each exhibitor |Towse and O'Mulligan’s Jumbo heif bo ft 1 traces ¢ aking a mee we te 8 Be . - ~ Will the class please stand | would have to sell thekets to bi ed in what am if to an oli} oe emis time & : ttt 1 taxes off of impbove how many of you know that] lttlende: at. 1 ntx a throw, the |Ination contest In the curbstone|a paradise to : ts And putting them all op land. For example, John Smith's lot in| Fenty Hadlay, the fellow who loads | funds to be applied to an improve-|¢lans, Jumbo came out of it with Pa x Ballard will be taxed, but bit house, barn, fences and ahe like will go| the Seattle Symphony, ts not only me club Which would boost the} ™ i - ne ie gel the youngest American composer in| block, hustle for better police pro SE tee some wa srner of Third and James would be| the market today, being only 39 tection and lights, and promote a % her than at rwne { the Alaska building,| but the x ictive? | better Sirius st. They could hardly ees bs tes x now, Wouldn't have to pay at all) d how many of you know that} | | his start in Somerville, Ma ve pa a lot more taxe on that precious he played the fiddle at s holding, but the Centennial MIN yaa « and political meetings, and ent « v fing or machinery after getting ¢ hunch that he In short, the man with f ved | ty will pay a little higher| Would probably amount. to some EF gp rye ax ow his land, but th a ax pa hing, after all, went to Burope to Repro eg Boe h sis plan is the man who is hold-| study, and came bac 1897, per } ulgh S The man who'd holler. un plan ts the man. w | hold-| study, and came back in ' | Successful whirt fing valuable downtown lots waiting some ont to meet the exorbitant | forming b ymphony under | Is often stopped By just one girl 4 the direction of a fellow by the price he puts on ‘ ‘ me of Seidl in New York? tvs And three-fourths of the land in Seattle today, according to the ts , is unoccupied. every bit ot of the ‘ ve ple oa ald have to busy and make something | The Star interviewer always had | Why Rallroad Rates Should NOT) Out of their property, if Fels’ pla d out the impression that these here fel: | Be merencet, | The Fels plan is ‘ sent taxing }lows who stood on top of a Scheme is a tax on industry, on ente For instance, the owners of eatise they were aggressive enough ture at Third and Madison The average NET earnings of) | raised platform before a whote gang | every mile of railroad in the coun. van-Considine building, be | of dress sulted musicians, swinging | liry was about 26 per cent ater od money to build a big struc |his arms up over bis head like a/ HENRY HADLEY, in 1910 than in 1908. 4 lot more money to the state] wild Indian in distress, had nothing . ~ | " i : | and city in taxes than the he vacant half block diagonally |else to do but just sit around and |!0W*.” he sald modestly, “have been | in Besides that, I have nothing! gyery time @ fellow butts In he “opposite them look wine and drink tea between | Preparing the way for the gentus,/else that can keep me from MY | gets kicked out Some of the advantages claimed by the advocates of thé Fels plan | concerts | And when he comes he will have a| work | Listen, climbers With boxship| ash Of comes responsibility, | induce Industries to settle, will spur people to use land,| But yesterday when the tn jdistinet individuality just lke our “Not apen land prices, and make more work and feduce the| viewer reached Mr, Hadley's apart. | ther reat Inventors Lexpect that) “No, I ha 4 wife?” troub! P. and by that c a e somewhat harder to dodge t » Pe that man will be here soon my own.” Ncost of living. Also a tax on land will be somewha ig? | ments at The Perry he found th , : 3 | | Plas the things taxed at present leumecesr, ot eating tn 0 oot And®mightn't that Columbus be] And The Star man left this place] 4 good housekeeper says to k Anyhow Fels will be here tomorrow night to speak for bimself.| reading accumulated fiction or |YOUrel where all that stuff you people £0| parviey fresh keep it in an airtight auspices he will talk at the Y. M ¥ looked ear The Municipal | gue, under whos joking Havana ropes, but daffy over is manufactured, natin: | jar in @ e901 place. And Mr. Ha id ©. A. Friday night, takes a lot of interest in discussing whether it would | deep in an avalanche of ‘pa enthustastic, ont he would not | fi t he, Hadley, can work lke BE possible to put this plan into effect in Washington sgemed to be sliding down on al! | iat 4* to an answer the reat of .ua | Getting rich by working children Vancouver to the north is already exe ing machinery and build | four sides of his big table | Mr. Interviewer was about ready And the next time you see Mr.|ix courting a Bilistering reception ngs from the tax rolls, and Portland is considering a similar move ike: Seay Paeneess jto throw up the sponge on this| Hadley before his big clan of! just ucrous the Styx 2 pl masic lingo. talints you'll no-| ow, Mr, Hadley, you don't tice that he's right on the job with} an to tell me that you do notaing | the , fa county opti oe wader ac ¥ op a s ¢ It looked itke a place where they = manufacture gunpowder and tire True artists see more beauty in| arms of his to see that all! the ma » with two children then e during the day but load up that paper he loaded up in his denjin the same matron’s pictures when ets of music with notes goes off, and Koes off right—must-| she was sweet 1% Y cally. And he getieraliy pulis the! NOW Maine ts fighting a power trust that wants to harness all its Streams and spread electrical energy over all surrounding states. What m) say the reform governor and legislature? There's business for them , erviewer started, re s of technique. “Mr. Hadley, h we what you would call real Am and bare and flats, | He Likes Pool trigger with cocksure preeiaeness,| Water requires eight times a4] can music | “Oh, T like | ‘ t pool when-|/ for his muste ix entrancing and} much heat to. warm it as tron, | T GIRLS: No, we haven't. American music ° 8 find anyone as bad as icaptivating and fall of inspiration. | five times as much as stone, thirty| Switzmiller’s Towse ahd O’Mulligan’s Jumbo engaged in what amount. “THE HAPPIES \is awaiting its Columbus, We fel-| myself to make the ¢ interent Class tn excused Itimes as much as gold } ed to an elimination contest in the curbstone class. From Sey ae MERCHANTS: A. B. C. ADVERTISING CONTEST >). if you even have to a’ ‘ A Iong, long time! ee tha e leng’ a siege the gar mt workers of Chicago Jala Pies Ret = Woes the tg fw a sheet he factory doors on 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 iMfetarn to work they were, as one of them sald, “the bapplest girls the advertisements over carefully, locate the misspelled and missing-letter words, fill out the coupon, stating what they are and in whose ad they were found, and mail to The Seattie Star. The first two a ? Forrect answers received will each be given an order for $1.00 in merchandise. Orders will be drawn on stores whose advertisements contain the words. All answers must be in The Seattie Star office be- fore 2 o'clock Friday afternoon. They will be numbered in the order in which received prior to the hour mentioned, but will not be opened until after 2 o'clock Friday noon. No one directly or indi- rectly connected with The Seattle Star is permitted to take part in this contest. The page ie to be run each Wedn: a0 this te Me. 4 of ther eatin Ramaihelr ecg pine aioe Mat ea ee, the world”—happler, perhaps, than the girls who live in luxurious with everything to eat and to wear and everything to amuse tions will not be counted as mistakes. Address A. 8. C. ADVERTISEMENT DEPARTMENT, THE SEATTLE STAR, Seattle, Washington. Last week's winners were Miss Ednh Martin, 304 Central Bidg., and Miss Mary Buttner, 1905 Terry Ave Made in Seattle Eureka Glove and Suspender Co. ember 29 to Januarf 1 & long, long time ff you lve In the winter wind is searching and the cold ts bitter, and the baby to go on half rations of poor, thin milk . be “We were pretty hungry most of thé time,” eaid little Anna Meyer Hives with six brothers and sisters on S. Halsted street. “But we! Shave stayed out longer if we hadn't Kot our rights.” | Tatk of heroism! It is not ali of the past nor all of men on the} lefield! But what did these starving, freezing little women win? “Right of eniploves to organize “Adjustment of grievances that caused strike Know-How, Light and Equipment Enable Us For Perfect Fruit, Spray Your to Excel All Others Trees Now. i Ma t Use I t 1 “Establishment of an arbitration board to fix means for the adjust-| and Leather Goode PANTORIUM DYE WORKS of future disputes, ee, foe 970 Denny Way, Near Westlake Worth fighting for? They thought a0, and they paid the price tn the stock ‘ p a ne st F Seaips Ge eee meee ee iveteg Catalogue Pree ’ UNION MADE Phone Main 3717 ‘ Se ogy oo aeacar er yp dle want reer be ives nanter Ui OFFICE AND FACTORY producing the best work obtainable JACOB KAUFMANN CO., r iy get all but a scattered few of the unrecorded ones into the court 5 tc a ae itl Phones—Ind. 7283; Main 7680 No. 538 First Av. South, Below King St. ' is. , % Phones—Main 2916; Ind. 6393 Phones—Main 3764; Ind. 4081 8 85 85 85 85 85 - THE ONAOLA RAZOR—Best in the World WAAK-BAKER PIANO CO t SPECIAL FOR 2 DAYS ONLY Monogram Whiskey, full quart, regular price $ Special, Full Quart S5¢@ Old Whiskey, Phone us your orders. Bohemian Liquor House 111 Yester—where the car stops. Main 810-——PHONES—independent 618 YEAR-END SALE What You Have Been Waiting for All Switches, Puffs, Curls and all other Hair Goods‘ and Hair Ornaments going at cost. ALICE M. AIKEN 1331 First Ave., Seattle, Wash. BUT THERE’S A WOMAN INSIDE Barbers Use Them. Haight Barber Supply House G. W. HAIGHT, Owner Importer. Manatacturer, Wholesaler and Retailer in All Kinds of Barber Supplies, Furnitare and Cutlery KAZONS MADE AND GROUND 1908 FIRST AVENUE SEATTLE, WASH. Don’t Forget That the Best $2.50 Shoe Made in America Is Sold by THE MEN’S SHOE STORE Dealers in High-Grade Pianos 1406 FIRST AVE, eat approval from people of vebought Wiek Pianos for (heir Ob, woman, woman! See what they are going to do to you now! | “The fashionably attired woman of the coming spring and summer. ® 4 Paris authority, “will be dressed like a Turk, a Spaniard, a Jap. @ grand dame of the First Empire, and a conviet ") “A hodgepodge of modes,” he ealls it, and we would go further and a very hash of style. Here's the way he figures it out Hat, Turkish turban; jacket, Spanish bolero, but with Japanese | 0 sleeves: skirt, high-waisted empire with “loud, perpendicular stripes.” There you are, and what a combination! | Still it will go with the women, because Paris says so, and it will! the rest.of us because—well, because there's a woman inside of and not even the fool dressmakers of Paris can make her anything what she is, God vless her, penitentiary stripes and all! WE SAVE YOU MONEY KARPINSKI & WUELBERKE Manufacturers of Fine Shoes and Cordiess Artificial Limbs MAD at some Chicago person, Mary Garden says she “wouldn't be & chief of police for anything.” If she got the anything, chances are she for All Kinds of Deformities iN GLA! z BATINF AC im ANTEED 7 rt wear it but would rely om just the badge and buttons. So Mar) 805 First Ave.—Colman Block We Con Peard Av. ond Madiow tt. Bete (cut out this advertisement and bring it better stick to singing. j PASSING OF THE SHAKERS | __. Everybody speaks weil of the Shakers. They are the nicest, quiet- €&t, cleanest sort of folks, but they do not wax in strength or numbers ~ Coming to America in 1774 with Ann Lee, they had 4,869 members the height of their prosperity. Now they have and no apparent ‘Prospects of getting more. ) They don't believe in marriage, they don't eat fish or meat, they M@on't drink, they don't smoke, they don't fight. And—they don't grow. But everybody speaks well of the Shakers. 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 these troubles in the Human Bake Oven, and you are sure of results Separate Treatment Rooms, equipped with rn Oven and Shower Baths. Terms Mod- erate. 208 14TH AVE. NORTH—Capito! Hill Car Stoelting Trunk Store 706 SECOND AVE. Phones—Main 578; Ind. 578 Clearance Sate of LEATHER NOVELTIES One-Fourth to One-Half Off. 1 Bulider West and Roy kt with Arnold's Bi COArpreaes awe earzn teuoevee Phone—Cedar 667 : - ‘ Head This t Carat 1 JAPS on Hawaiian plantations are going to strike because of the ‘ PINNEY’S STUDI MAKER’S RENOVATE YOUR FURNITURE e ity of our: Filipinos, who are coming in numerously. Another ’ The Eastern Upholsterii Cc x onal insult! ve assimilated those Filipinos and you'd better go owes eee Rede e Pvieee ne str el slow, old Mr. Mikado! 705 First Ave., Seattl PESSIMIS T.E. Page, Mgr. fr —_——__— OPEN EVERY DAY FROM @ TILL 6 i rol nds of Mattreasey: and Couches made to w EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS BY APPOINT- 7 i perk. Al Werk cerca oral Binds te MENT ONLY, PHONE IND. 2606, The SECOND ISSUE is now \ «1 A BACK-TO-THE-SOIL EDITORIAL To Introdu p he ne a ae “ i of BS tae tle mrad ° on the news stands. It bawls out pe of our regular 915.00 * the hypocrites. Read it. 10 ce Three hundred men, women and little children, actually suffering | py he Td Jute : Y : t- 1Oicents i from starvation and cold, are huddied in the impoverished Polish colony | we on North street near the M. C. railroad tracks. Few can speak English, | The H h "and the deplorable conditions that exist were only learned yesterda sp Baigent acoua DEN v is q RY i gee ne ag, in when a pathetic appea| for work or a few loaves of bread was made b. THE HOME FURNITURE Co. VIENNA LADIES’ TAL al | the famished foreigners to Interpreter J. Strifling—Kalamazoo Pre: A Complete Line of New and Second-Hand se LORS ar Y ase de: Seca. 2 } ds. Remember that we can furnish your office We have just rpcetved the new «pring good : Ee ge home, from kitchen to parlor, at prices lower Paria fashion plates, from which to select = 50 than any house in Seattle for our class of appreciate the Now Is your chance to save money i OBSERVATIONS goods. Investigate this, as It means a aeving athe. belgie savestionte’ 87 net Semuiatry, wt ary 5 si ) pore “DR. CHA. We Make $40 Suits for $95. + bs } A 7 & seat? Fit Guaranteed. Sy Salo 4911; Indy A 1643 218 Lumber Exchange Bldg, 2nd and Seneca }OOM 24 MADISON BLDG, br wee é * Cor. Third Ave. and Madison St. Seattie 3 be ALDRICH left Washington, saying he must “seek a warmer elimate a vi ee Mihat.-s0 soon? sg ss 4 nee agra BIG VALUES FOR LITTLE MONEY G E M ene e yo ° ° o * % go JUST think of Lorimer fooiin’ away his time on Ilinols democrats The Buffalo Woolen Mills em gg arket Artificial Eyes 4 = ’ that Adams county, O., almost his nose! * to with tha jams county al wor wer his nose Up-to-Date Tailors WESTERMAN & SHERMAN eet AUSTRALIA and New Zealand are planning to invade the American ‘The latest = importations in both English and 812 F. hA eee en Well ee Giaeans. Wy the to meat market. If they get by the beef trust they will earn all the amass Te thnk erent, are tack ourth Ave. E . by Money and giory they ee ee wil make a"rosular4a0'00 te 436.08 Ind. A 5592 versole Optical Co. ANTI-HATPIN act in South Dakota legislature has been referred sunset Male 4840 Is the only place in this here town ‘ 3: Empire Bldg to the committee on military affairs. They sure have an eye on the @ternal fitness of things up in S. D. ° 0 Oo | SPECTATORS’ gallery in U. 8, senate pretty near got itself put AO12-14-10 Westlake Ave., Cor. Witth Seattle That sells the best the whole year round, Entrance 914 S cond Ave.. SEATTLE. , U. S. LAUNDRY P Ss. ‘ ——— F it for giggling over the debate on Lorimer. Mustn’t giggle! Swear. oe ‘uget Sound Hat Fact | Dray or freep at the reverend senators tn the hacia gin Shae (New Location We no make your hat to order or slece up A, B. C. COUPON i 0 o© 9 814-16 Pine St. sine td eae EMIS eta 9 ; p A. B. C. ADV. DEPT., The Seattle Star: The misspelled 4 PERSIA wants to place @ loan of $70,000,000 In the United States. | Well-groomed men know how important it} = incite A panic via) Mr. Morgan will, perhaps, loan the money, if it does not appear that “Is to have thelr laundry done up properly.| DAES S Neen te fONS ANG FOE Wi fell teeeee Mr. Taft's gunboats are going to be too busy to do the collecting for We uze the latest, up-to-date methods, thus you what we ean do with it, Or call us up by | him. | producing the beat work obtainable. |Your! phone arid we will send for it any place down : Ye o 0 o \ patronage kindly solicited i town am mn aq ie 01 helen storage Higsnltysg rontened: with ruin unless they 4 All Work Called for and Delivered Hi 1514 FIRST AVE. PHONE—A 1840 nee 8 . - . 4 r ‘oad on us eggs, butter, cheese and such that th | hon. : { picid A . j Phelding for five years or more. Darn’ the tack anyhow! Water eces ari Phenee=-Malp 2862; ind. 478 Across From the Sanitary Market i m se 441; Main 9400 E. ‘Searce we haven't the price, and when we have the price, they're rotten aN