The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 8, 1911, Page 4

{ THE SEATTLE STAR Can Big Business Bluff Seattle People? untry » th nt rate ca \ ng the f t | nm to prove that and “bust” the ¢ which absol a sale of § » French syndicat ffered $10,000,000 of St They wert announced is in London Morgan & Co. sold $12,500,000 of anag ther and announced that the rat would be rop i Just keep this in mind now that Big Business is trying to scare the people of Seattle because the people choose to build a city car line. Big Business of course hates to see the people cut into its special privilege pie, but remember that Big Business Business will bluff but Big Business won't fight if the show that they are ready to go to the mat on a proposi tion CHANCELLOR VON HOLLWEG says that Germany lan’t for dis universal arbitration. That settles it You'll never see her dogs of war, with Germany enlarging her armament or England chloroform kennels. 40 notify Mr. Taft day that is no way to called wo wife-mur “The Cup of Death’ : ‘ we ¢ upor ve Ss per Chicag the @rink legislation The Alsease lucky cups Ww regulat ease ow Mos of us can get more p existence Wha Why, if the doctors are going p us all alive the ec and rtably housed, a | SINCE that awful fire, 44 violators of the building code have been convicted in New York city. Fined $50 apiece, showing that holocausts are cheaper than fire escapes. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA supr of the bucket shops is unconstitution , p in the constitution. The Brown-Eyed Girl type is emerging from “the melting pot 0 f. Blackmar of the t versity of Kansas American girl? brunette. Her skin ts lighter than olive, Brown eyes and hair. A little over five but certainly not too stocky final America’ rding to Pre The What, “yet not too wh t netly slender le Sam—tall and sler in demeanor and of firm wno-eyed, brown-haired girl your cor appearance. “He w And yet out a doubt that i him around her finger athletic set jaw will win BOSS BILL BARNES’ instructions to republican members of the N. Y. assembly were to break the senatoriaj deadlock by voting for a com servative democrat. Big Business doesn't care how they're labe' so fong as it gets ‘em. CANADA is to try out her new at Co. Cracking good statesmanship! doubtful cure for fleas on the other fellow's dog. Observations anakoskioscko wants to change It to Jones. By Resembles experimenting with a MAN named all means, ye ¢ ef © POLITICIANS in Japan are calling Uncle Sam a burglar. But they'd better not call him a U. 8. senator! rs ae NOW is that glad season when the baseball writer trots forth with his co tion of new slang—Greek to most of us. ea 9 MR. JACK JOHNSON’S case is now leaping from California court to California court. Jack’s the white lawyer's hope ail right. ee aie THE bark of prize pups and terriers will supplant th of the roller skate in Mammoth rink, beginning Wednesday. “Go EX-PROFESSOR PECK of Columbia wi versity is suing Be Post for $100,000 for accusing him of “mullebrity Look this up and you'll find that it has nothing to do with fourlegged mules. ton word es ear are howling with anguish because the price of lob high-cost-of-livin » that Seattle is spared o 0 0o STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE Is observed in and the swagger hotels in Seattle. The lies between 15 cents fdr a wedge and 40 ¢ 0 6 °o MRS. JEAN THURNHUR, celebrated girl thief, told the thorities that she steals not for money's &: but just b to take things. It's a terri »le shock to Frisco and so thy keep Jean locked up. the only differen s for a dairy e is that which port 6, ee OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN says that he bas made his vaudeville shows, and has lost most of it in giving grand opera to the people. Which proves that an artistic alm has cost Oscar quite a sum that he 1 sume the risk. on presidential boom increase ing with the Jersey legislature has been as good as that of Gov. Johnson of California, though not so suc- aful. At the present time the when the Washington hotel man|jjarmon boom 18 quite ove grows rich on the money of the| shadowed by the talk of Wilson man who has come to the capit : hoping to be suitably rewarded for] ‘phe robins which have the part which he contributed to| washington, have had the great and notable victory of} shoes to keep their f November last pong The Wil continues to |record in 4 WASHINGION, April 2, Dear Dad: These are the 1911 day | og come to One bundred and eighty-three| It {s not true that Senator thousand dollars worth of jobs| Follette abolished by the democrats! This} What he makes Secretary Norton's “efficien-| and he it any more cy and economy” story look like|ator La Follette is now enjoying cheap pres venting. the best health he has enjoyed —— since he was a small boy following Follette has been| the plow delegations from six tes in case he becomes for the presidential Senator La promised th western # a candi nomination Congress Ia not to be without the kindly guidance of Nelson W. Ald rich. Former Senator Aldrich is connected with an institut! of his own creation, called the mone tary commission. The commission jhas a suite of rooms adjoining the rooms occupied by former Senat Aldrich’s former finance, Senator into the latter and former ate The news of what Hiram W Johnson has done in California is beginning to percolate through the east. In course of time it may even reach New York. Yes, John son is presidental timber. He is young yet—politically young—sort of sapling timber—but he is about the most promising in the repub-| jane 12 W lican grove. It would not do to| gi waste him on the vice presisential Office William J uayan, in all his “ speeches, which Te ts now deliver William Kent, the new congress-|ing, is devoting ten minutes to dis man from California, brought| cussing Robert M. La Follette and when he ¢ » to Washington, al his policies. The name of La Fol letter of introduction ‘om histlette, according to all reports, is Western banker. The letter said: |g 1 with spontaneous and loud “Hitherto Mr. Kent has been in| applause Bil respects an honest Now committee on Penrose moves committee room Senator Aldrich re shington to guide the nes of the monetary commis: Sincerely, RATH. rust law on our Shoe Machinery | lunches | Wilson's | almost | |Star Dust | JOSH WISE | | | SAYS “Tht chronic! kicker leaves footprints on th’ pants of Time.” SAYINGS OF CELEBRITIES fell to the arck to confer the Iron » of the rank and it humorous, he 1 am authorized It once the lot of do you say the croas worth?” quiet Ve hon, your highness A GAY OLD CHICKEN I Ma into the country to her gr noth garden she chanced bird she had and she became 1. Running into xelatmed con chi TM take th andma, an’ old | for two] | ® been on my bended | fore you. Havé you no| | ertainly have, lis a quarter; go have your trousers After so much bending, | they must be baggy at the knees.” | Harold. Here | pressed Charlie’s New Auto. Charlie's pertectly wild over his new motor car,” remarked a man to/ a friend Wild over it!” responded the lat ter. “You whould see and hear bim when he’s under it.”—Lippincott's } THE Limit Ins! arry time will never m a co went a wagon last evenin » night some one |aleep und and durt moved the He has p! “Why e He ne »nty of horse r bets on one starting on thelr wedding journey) My own you |mine—mine forever? Mrs, Newlywed—Yes, dear I can eat green onions wh please. are glad you are | prints of hiss tect In my hant |for the people of th THE STAR—SATURDAY, APRIL 8, G4E, THERE v ANOTHER NIFTY LITTLE FLOSS SWE — = -— Vk FLOSS YOUU YOU'VE WASTED ENOUGH OF “Y TIME OGLING THE LADIES It WoW GET BUSY AND SHAVE Y Osgar und Adolf BY FRED SCHAEFFER. Vot haf you got your hant Why, | wase biaying mit a dog ur In odd wrapped up Adolf? i he fawned on me worts, I wass sufferance und left der from a dog bite. fo? Und does td How's dot, Ongar?’ “Make you scratch, ha-ha-ha!” affegt you like a dog?” distrens such individuals ts pocket-books. An be mi of those responsible for Your exposure of asoleas fire escapes in Seattle, and warning of the imminent danger to be apprebended therefrom in tm deed timely. If it were poastble|the New York horror, the ex city to seejample should be followed else with thelr own eyes the awful/ where while such calamities con scones of the recent holocaust im tinue. If those responsible were the New York fire, an end wodld |sent to the penitentiary and thelr be quickly put to these death traps. |property confiscated and given to t our people witness such a/the victims of the crime, it would disaster themselves before realla- have a beneficial effect everywhere tug the situation? Can we not, this useless “Slaw without having « repetition of {,| Innocents” would cense. pletuse to our minds the horror of| Some may say this would be too those helpless men and women'as radical, but to remain unmoved they were being driven by GREED,|and pretend to be conservative in to a cholce between two forms of |auch a case is mockery, We must death, and take the proper pre-|harness and control the monster caution {n time to avold a similar|GREED in some way. The people catastrophe here? have that right, and it t# their The occupants of every building duty to exercise it. Continue the are entitled to consideration, good work of exposing this as wel! some people close their as other evils until the needless justice as well as to human euffer-|dangers are past, and the people ing, and they are entirely without | will appreciate the wisdom of your sympathy for a brother in need or | course. 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But thi contest next week the boys are not in the this will be the centest for next week: For the best t nieces next week, Uncle Jack will give a fine doll, If the names and addresses of the nieces are plainly written on promptly returned. with « tiny camera, If they are interes a studio, Now hurry up with your pictures: ee photogr the ng, will count just as muct Frank W ton, 1 NR * Third Choice * * * PRIZE WINNERS * * * Union otk tO tt tt te te Wohard Whiting, 10 yea aine st., Seattle following boys who as Each one her's glove two boy Here are the three mitted the be t names for obal 4 fine cat The must call at team t to him Fore W. 74th wt Second Choice Wideawake Juniors, (ele ted | Nets That Peculiar Lightness and Flavor Found in the finest biscuit, rolls, cake, etc., is due to the absolute purity, | fitness, and accurate combination of the ingredients of the Royal Baking Powder. The best things in cook- ery are always made with the Royal Baking Powder. 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