The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 8, 1911, Page 3

: ‘ THE STAR—MONDAY, MAY 8, 1911, 3 Os ar I ries Words by Schaefer | 8 to Help Adolf P. Police the Pork . C46 ee O57 oe Oe ee. 68!) ee Oe SS Music by Condo ® DER DFPMCULDY MIT Ridin Ee eesti : —- : ADO I$ we you x) ee ee Bur, you Hy | I Dd ~ Faz Dor HERE, You! * | IMPOSED ON, You ARE Too ARE, You ‘Scouse | ~ FAT JELLY FISH oupT mir You! VELL, MAYER * J EASY. DOV ISS FOR WHY 30 CAN'D Come TT CAPTAIN. OF aw, BACK UP! AGAIN MASS HOW DARE You AFTER ALL, te | MANY BO@US DEADHEADS Get THE TRAM, _}} || “YM INA ‘ BEEN OUDT- COME IN ADOLF DOES ne | BY You DROUGN Diss HOLE IN 'M LaTe, sae || ||! i. { be VITTeY. DoT vay # DER BesT DER PENCE. YOU SHouLT BE Te Am TO Gat a aly ‘ I VILL TAKE s FIRM, UNFLINCHABLE. ABBLY IN HERE Wr T B.. sd ra DER RULE TO ALL, UND DEN ( < b You Vi. BO Sara, y it a] all u . cl wondroug d wins 3 Or thought so tilf | @ hobble gown, | Made him opem 2 | his eyes. 3 : 4 Pinta, “ (hen | q Pes — nm SS ees ery i . MOVING DAY IN THE FUTURE ~GREAT FOR FLAT DWELLERS [py r B D ; a — ap : [She Loses Her —— a GARBAGE MATTER osses Don’t Own New Jersey Now; How Wilson i : h Air Fund STILL UP IN AIR h Fresh Air Fun Tore Up Blanket Mortgage on a Whole State t nitentms MeDonale has lost her | growing serious . 8 tte. ‘ +9 * ‘ a : It happened late Saturday on a ule aidan * . ew York correspondes ; t Fauntleroy car, between Junction , ey ‘ne ron and te ar readers and Kenny home, where she has . phe te. Mere le Shep Deen a ward for four years. She & had been down town, making pur e ebases with money sent her by her children In Alberta. She gave the conductor a trans fer and had her parse at that time, | but when she got home she was | short a tan pocketbook containing | all her bank account—$4.35. She} thinks she laid it on a seat, and she hopes the finder wil! return it to her, care The Star or Kenny} home. JAPS WILL KEEP AFTER THE POLE United Frese Leased Wire.) TOKIO, May §.—That Lieut. Shi rase’s Japanese expedition to the | South Pole has by no means aban: | doned the enterprise, but shat it will try to reach the goal without the aid of either horses or dogs, {s| announced today from Sydney, New | Zeadand The, expedition fs waiting until the melting of South Polar ice per mits them to penetrate the Antarc tle circle, when they wil! start for the Pole with their provisions on e their backs. =H Gare vent : Y ae SP hs | eee ee ee UNCLE JOE 18 76 . + * J (Hy Untied Pree Lensed Wire + HINGTON, May § Cannon, one time house, byt now ongressman from y started on b annon has served According written by Judge CAR HITS AUTO A badly damaged Packard touring car and slight injuries sustained by| Marfield Bolcom, the young son of ! H&S. Bolcom were the result of a East Queen Anne street car and the auto driven by Mrs. James D. Hog eeeeeeeeeeet eet unassuming * | GOVERNOR WOODROW WILSON AND Hi 4 From left to right: Miss Margaret Wilson, Mrs. Wilson, Miss Je: Wosares'v iison, Gover, Wilson, kkk hhhakheenens Mies Eleanor Randolph Wilson. Photograph used by courtesy of World’ Work Magazine. son st. and Second ay. N. yester is aelaah ‘BY W. G. SHEPHERD |apend on a cam ign. TI ‘mm rere ee, y United nd paign. he Mmit “Don' ° day. Mrs. Hoge escaped injury. OKLAHOMA s TRENTON, N. J., May 8.—Jim |for governor ‘t pass it,” said the see to ta BW ee / ’ * $2,500, much less| democrats. “It will : ; ; In men, one of them f of |Bmith used to be the democratic for other offices. publicans campaign’ resterielt Didn’t Tempt Em olice Hubatka, are badly injured | bass of New Jersey. David R.|*®#&&& kA AK Aww! But Wilson forced it through, ‘ the industrial strug: | Baird was the republican boss. Be | * *| Wilson got Allan Walsch, a sece (By United Press Leased Wi etwee ¢ Oklahoma Ratlway|iween them they 1 P A progressive is a man who i practically owned * ® | ond-ye YORK, May §-—Fiat. de Employers From Vancouver to Los Angeles Have Completed am pens }mpany and its employes. Several! che state & sees the new ways of progress & | bill permitting, cities to. adopeeelll lg ys henes. tagger a agen Secret Organization to Curb Workingmen’s Power at the ‘!°" mtn Bene orker O88 Age. be 0 ots ed yesterday and) ‘Things are different now, The|* Nd development, and believes %| mission government. It was called “ . ©, the three-fourths jury ede \imst night. but the situation is t ate - * ‘om |* in ¢ 4 - + < : hes ] made here today by Wm. J. Burns. Polls in the Interests of “Open Shop. Jare just a few things-the Oregon {evod under contro! today Pee hicate m away frome |e tear Laaporthat alte Ont eee a ee, eeriees Sar “Enduce them to take bribes?” he BY DANA SLEETH Seiaiial awe’ os oa we ; Dome people say Pm an rue itlative and referendum, and for “Why, if t iibeos baled ASL a ten ee rr oni ss: chee in| (8 Woodrow Wilson did it * progressive * |the recall even of judges. {hate neem With money was around PORTLAND, Or., May 8.—The fight no more is directly |¥ial Waxes and bour my Rr oy poise Ay - a t othe| oe o are: ; Wilson told me the . aa: oa bye on cers ¥ Wilson sent a special message to they'd break down the door of his| between capital and labor. Organized wealth is now bound to-|clowed shop, those things now ate cks, Delbert P. Hankina of ee ae ° ; ayy jthe legislature. “Pass it or IM , Jim Smith asked Presi. * Second—To give the people %| make you go before the peoph room to reach him. There are lots| vether to fight not hut mieseeien? to discréé 1 repeal {but excuses for the real fig ie in fail here today, Helas : - ; e people and of grafters there who would steal ie tte, Soge cetpeganer: Ratha SS ee ice ; den’ b of Princeton unive * direct access to thelr govern- %|tell why you turned it down,” was & bucket of coal. They could smell icles legislation, and to cary on through the subsidized party} Organized wealth of the West is beg ares is a: real estate bush lig run for governor. He thought * ment % \the gist 8 dollar ‘ ‘mile ow press a constant campaign against any reforms that give the united now to prevent the people Oakland, Or. sl he was a fe college president, ® Third—To give to the gov- * At 3 a. m. on adjournment day, gectna shole- more power 4 j getting any more power, and to take je Schoot, 210) Wil#on was ele * ernment which shall directly *|with Wilson sitting in a n Peopte “ P r 4 i i jfrom them such power as they have jeattie Automonile School, | The first thing he did was to|#* represent the people the con- */room, the legislature passed the ‘Sat on Wrong Lap I a mower, § nion of the mers Co t organized in Port-|Organized wealth must do that or Broadway. es Jforce the legislature t James * trol of public service corpora- % | bill and, Or., the other , not only to fight wage scales, not only | squeeze the weter out of its stocks, Bi |E. Martine nator *& tions. *!] Wisi EVERETT, May 3—Emit Forest | losed shop, BUT ALSO AND CHIEFLY TO| Th party system, with the bosses AMUSEMENTS < Vaeaitire beatre fort * Feurth—To provide insur #\which aives the purne comin ae might not o seriously to doin . “ae me | running the partie ust contin Th Wilso! med a direct |% ance dking | ae ae the cooking for the f i | wg a ers cidaod Is * ae THE OREGON |¢, Bip Bue or aa wae oentines, OO R ETHEAT R E|, on We ae me a & direct |# anes Sit pains men against * saleston, uower pe rallroa rate iS I co $ COD est | AND BIG 8 e hat . ! ot Elmer Geran tal a nts. : n railroads, all corpora iving USINESS TONTG & young fir WOODROW WILSON. ¢ m cecupation of another man’ "Capital isgnot worried alone about strikes. Its chief worry| HAS NO INTENTION OF EARN.“ ree F K WARDE ol roduce’ sini sain a Mot ot to That is the substance of his cross-| today is over the initiative, the referendum, the recall and the ING AN HONEST LIVING WHILE t almost KRRRRE RE HH RR HHH /ficers and the duties. complaint to the suit of Josie For direct i T HAS MILLIONS TO SPEND. |men in F They passed it rest for divorce. She led a butter-| direct primary This session in Por‘land the oth- |; : Sie I" ie net Geades P hey passed i Guilt is personal,” was Wil- fly life, he alleges, while he per- A strike can be choked off with a gag law, or quelled with| aa dae ackeet th soteetne tn ae! eee or) Be so harles § peel gnothes A republican commission report-| son's idea. “We want to be formed the culinary stunts. They| militia. But how can Big Business choke off the voters at the of one of the greatest lal vars vid set wie Maa tha ponment. a avetiet Ge sk aeeiemte aa te able to" piace eur hands One have two childres, polls or gag an initiative measure for employes’ liability? this country ever enw, but It aleo| gvibiee excrnaons money that any candidate can jured employe. ree pesahiackpe uetihaed ni ed the start the ret re < he m! ANDY SENDS $50,000. After @ three days’ secret ses jmination of the anttiabor cam flebt gainst the Grégon idea: the |) 5mm Mat he seta sey aelige ——== a a ‘Gt alsin ina'bell w chiock tor sion here, the big employers of | paigns waged in every Western city |xrone wall of privilege must be built Henry 1. Harrie Presents | ! C. C. BERG, Furrier and * % bor have organized a com-/last year; campaigns that cost | t n Mt * 5 Pre evens’ New ist — Ts 4 $50,000 to Pomona college. The col- | Coast mcr Mere orwan SME Del aad Peatiad te Ogee et rsot cals te Corte enon |. anda bar Comsciy tate Famew Meet dondemy, ,. WILLOW PLUMES | [lien gude fur tue. wakiage lege directors raised an additional defeat for the bosses y eae ce ke DANCE Y THE ORIENT | ur material, hand tied; 9) high ade fur rug making. ; $200,000 The name tacked to this bosses’ of nine men in ten can this be done : 0a Orakei her than” any machine:thed Mannfacturer of Artificial v | t| Now ¢ looking né t's on every candidate, ever Rvening Price to $266 , Challe f a union is the Federated Aillance of ‘ow capital is looking ah a ae I maron every: aida very | | vvening Pri ‘ mat | pts fv clean, curt and remake at! Skulls for rug work. STILL WELL AT 104 | Employers’ Associations of the Pa-|instend of fighting the clo (By United Prone Leased Wire.) cific Coast, That means that the|and importing cheap labor, the real for the square deal to the amplies, w LAKEPORT, Cal., May §%—Vig-|unfén haters from Los Angeles to/issue is to be against the Oregon little fellow Main 311 Ind. 204 as fi ind and body, Mrs. ley | Vancow’ , B. C, are now definite-| system, that permits the worker to vale = _ eS Tawece Hil of this cite today em|ly banded’ tose to bring open|have as big a voice in the govern. ¢ {GRAND OPERA HOUSE 1S) Se Best Summer prices on Ladies’ Furs and alterations j 1425 First Ave. mone. MILLINERY CO. e's Wank Bide. tered upon her 104th year with the |shop conditions to every Western | ment as the man who coins muscle every delegate of the statement, “I see no reason why I city, and to use all the power of} into dollars. _ [knew it, but a lot of ther should not live to a good old age.” | centralized capital to keep wages| Employers’ liability, the end of unguarded moments of private con THE GIRL PROM RECCORS Mrs. Hill is @ daughter of a rev-|low and the influx of a cheap la-|the perpetual franchise, public own-| versation, said 0 M clotionary soldier, and recalls in- - ae thronghout the West ership, just taxation, removing the M iw going to rnt Co: ‘ | od ern cidents of the War of Independente new organization Is the cul- police and militia from the control ‘or It 1s Kolng to do !is best to ru | as he related them to her. Dentistry PAINLESS Vaccination Order eects ea gg Pa recent vaccination. Vaccine has . ‘ ba ported Lolita Roberteon, Opening been sent to Surgeon Myers of the |""* with Public Health and Marine Hoapita THE MAN ON THE BOX Though the vaccination order is still on, there is no smallpox: in Alaska. The government order has been issued merely as a pr ta tive measure, as was the sulla ort gg Hah gi jE OIS THEATRE local office. The House of Laughter = sali ’ * Ma 4; Tod. 4336 nOY CLEME he Man Behind the with smallpox. It is believed, with good authority, that the order will be suspended on June 5, when the vy Nome rush will be over. Hits All Ports. | over the line of Steel Coaches and Electric Block ALL THE COMFORTS OF TOME” ( ut Prices 190%) The extent of the t« y,| “The order ates from Wash-| Picture Framing : “yp ’ Free Signals---the line coupled with the inadequate facilt:| ington, D. C.,” said Dr. B. J. Lloyd, | : a ‘ Sidiibecs hash is ceally 014. Cro o | tles for handling the disease, mekes|in charge of the marine hospital SPECIAL, THIS WEEK day o} BSF Sttasewer 3 128\euch action imperative, Officials |here. “It applies to all ports from F te teil o CONSULTATION AND SAFE. Amaleam, villing i. which vessels clear for Alaska, It ve Roth Phones 3108 EXAMINATION oO. fi ° Bost Stiver Pini ay. | jur system is the Fat ser ot Teeth 9s ic'95| "Ene order went into effect on|in the result of summing up of con-| ; Advanced i erage vate " pene Gripen tn the Wend April 19, a few days after two|ditions all over, not only the Pq Muhl’s — 219 Pike ull Set of Teeth .. $3.50 and Up only one in the 22k Gold Crowns $4 Bridgework WILL H. MACART AND Gold Fillings ETHBLYNNE BRADFORD Silver Fillings (the best) MINISTER SPEAKS et ee FOR Y.W.C.A. NEW SHOW TODAY STIS 6,400) All work done by expert dental oper Beautiful Scenery; Superior Cuisine Service. Speaking of homeless young|he sald. AT THE rer ey BE MLL, | wire. “Lady: sttendant bod "| women last night Rev. W. A. Ma| “we cannot take these young , dentistry and guaranteed so jor at Bethany Presbyterian big +! women into our homes, but we ean ¢—Ripping Featurea—6 EL Wonk GUARANTEED 10 YE characterized the building of the|provide a home where a personal ear ip City Ticket Office Second Passenge atior Firs new Y. W. C. A. home as the most| interest will be taken in their wel- Laboring People’s ; rye, 716 Second Pa rhe el ge Bebe Ave, important t before our citylfare, Th de of homeless girl T S THEA] ‘ / $ : Steel Coaches for Safety they will NOT Telexcone Splinter Bura % West combining these modern Safety Appliances sailors on the steamer Humboldt, | cific coast ports, but of Interior} Painless Extracting Free | thon in Seattle, were discovered | places as well ‘ _ ed We conduct our can obtain peat possible O.-W. R. & N. “Line of Shasta Limited” O. S. L. and Union Pacific ntrie Her Rand. Higgest Show in Vaudeville 00 EXACTLY AS WE ADVERT i i ang acet of furslaning * S0tmtcc | vids tor oor yonak. women The -— , E. Ellis, General Agent. 1. E. Gilbert, D. T. A., Seattle. Painless Dentists [tne young woman who ts com-|vide for our young women, Tho i : » Gener tL. .§ serond pelted to leave her parents -and| raining of $400,000 for this noble H Great Mi Headed ectro ata ar rs W. D, Skinner, General Freight and Passenger Agent. Bank nd flour of the, Feovle's|Parn her living in the olty while|work will be worthily given and|—— | Dy OMDRITA BIST RRS ag a Sige growing into womanhood is one|send Seattle's fair name through 0 faa ne Cor. First Av. and Pike One Hundred Thousand Are Coming Through. Are You? Doe a bene ee he Weis. [of the crying necessities of the age,|out the world. Business Bringers i} ro Reba EN i Cuenta Rabiisisaaat sae 5 Hotta ene vater or walk up. } iS