The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 13, 1911, Page 4

SEES ESE SESE ESE SEES THE SEATTLE STAR Member of United Breas Published daily by The Atar Publishing Oo Hniered at Beattie tice an second oleae matter Six monthe, 01.76 of elty onthe Nice to Be a Lot of Fook The following editorial 1@from the Philadelphia North American. Tt iw worth reading. It Is worth while for each of us to consider what @ lot of monumental chumps we are if we permit the express com panies to run our congress and our postoffice department. Listen to the North American © “ts it a pleasure t@ yaw always to be treated as if you were # fool Do you never tire of paying 16 cents a ind @n mail packal limited to four pounds, when there Ie hardly a tittle South American republic or fourth class European state that will mot carry at least 1I-pound pack. for a cent a pound or less? Thi®k of it—we have entered into agrasments with 43 nations that have the parcels post to receive and deliver parcels to any person In this country; we are permitting the Philippine government to establish & parcels post; we have agreed to receive in this country big packages at low rates for delivery abroad; but we ourselves have no such rights among ourselves, We must not only pay tribute to the express com panies, but we must believe that it is good for us to do so. “If the American people only knew their power! If they would tear off their party labels and vote as they talk at home among their neigh: bere, they could push this country half a century ahead at the next elec tion.” Beginning tomorrow there w On postoffices and postroads of the ington, D.C. The expr 40 conte per month up & Hl be a hearing before the committee house of representatives at Wash « In and out eps for you. companies will berepresented by lawyer of public office 4 YOU will be right lucky if anybody p The game is to kill off p: t again. and hard it will be advisable to pul the postal department in the financially This can be done by reducing let YOU will be told that that would be a great thing for But how many pennies would it save you a day How long would {t take to save enough pennies on postage to pay the bill on a sing p package? Yet if the lobby hands us L-cent letter postage and denies us par cels post, we will be expected—YOU will be expected—to holler with Joy and continue to vote a straight ticket Good Thing--Push It Along Massacusetts is making a “go” of her savings bank tnaurance Scheme, though it is but two years old. Already 4,200 workingmen Qnd women have taken out a total of $1,750,000 tnsuran and the business is growing rapidly. The stenographers of Boston, 5,000 strong. are now organizing to secure sick and death benefits. The state supplies an actuary and medical officer the work at about cost mployed, but an organizer fs kept on the move, co-operating with ployers in interesting the Workers. Whereas, ordinary insurance business is done at a cost of 40 cents for every dollar paid, this kind takes only 16.3 cents out of the dollar There is a whole lot of social love mixed in with it, fdea is good enough to spread. Dead Men Tell N No Tales Who got that $1,600 which the artist didn't get for painting the Portrait of Secretary of State Day, now Supreme Court Justice Day? Ex-Secretary of State Root tells the con committee that Secretary of State John Hay alone knew whe why that $1,600 went. Hay is dead. “Dead men tell no tales.” Rot the committee despair. Why not put Justice Day an the be doesn’t want to shed voluntarily Observations WE SAY “black as ebony,” but ebony Is also red and green. 26: 6 settled by people who bad been tn jail hole © postage from 2 cents to 1 cent you Lcont letter The banks do No solicitors are though. The stand? Maybe he has light that GEORGIA was originally fe England for debt. ° ° ° MEMPHIS will have a big hote! exclusively for colored folks. Whites need apply. No a:6¢ S GLASS can be drawn into a thread so fine that a mile of It will Weigh only one-third of » — ° PETER MINUIT bought Manhattan New York now lies, for $24 island, where the town of THE woif-fish, splendid eating, ts Sever talon 46: martet by the fishermen. It has an odor _— would pis the Lorimer case blush. ° LOS ANGELES ianelene are raking the town with a fine-tooth com to find a democrat who'll draw most votes from the socialist nom fmee for mayor Of hee TAFT used to weigh 340 pounds, but has trained down to 300. Some folks think it’s wind that makes Dill look so btg, but probably it's fust natural bacon. ° ree men and a woman on Boston after being banished for worshiping ° « PURITANS one time hanged Coinmon “because they returned God in their own way ex wore OE LA RUE, the famous piayingcard maker of London, left $3,500,000 to his faithful servants and $200,000 apiece to his sons. Spoils the servants, but maybe not the sons. ee ee MAN has done some Interesting things in aeroplanes, but he's Rever yet beaten the record of the golden plover, which nests along the Arctic coast of North America, migrates in the fall to Nova Scotia, 2500 miles In a single °o 8 o ALONG about 1696 a Philadelphia printer named Bradford put finto his “Almanac” something that they called Christians. They suppressed the “Almanac” and jailed Brad. We id ike to see something ‘that would be too fight and airy for the| . Philadelphia Christians of today. Poor Brad! He's dead. have made a corking fine reputation in these times. eee DID you know that the United States was being washed away at the rate of an inch a year? Well, it's true, according to the geological experts, and'it means something stupendous, considered as a Waste of forests accounts for much of it. If the erosive action Measured up in this country could be concentrated on the Isthmus of Panama, it would dig the canal in 73 days. He might nS: Ce HUNDREDS ARE HAVING THEIR TEETH FIXED THE ALBANY PAINLESS DENTISTS EX THE PEOPLE'S BANK BUILDING ARE THE BUSY DENTISTS. EVERYBODY CAN HAVE GOOD TEETH NOW On May 1 we some peaple do not bel Working for @ reputatipn, « xpect to do dental w er our Feputation ts este We the highest quality for the low prices shea Cneit 6:30, A NY PAINLES? % udangeces Open Kivenings Untél #:30, We Make the Best Set in the World for +4, $8 and $10 thme-anvi tal work Are Open Even ea make ny ps he maibie Cor a #kiliful ald have done in & week durable $2 and 34, ottice, pe ° fe 1 gainiess at our ALBANY PAINL. ESS DENTISTS fof Keovte’s Haute Huitdi & fe On Second Vi " Dour: on Ware To All Eastern Points via Canadian Pacific Railway Six hu d miles unsurpassed scenery through the Canadian Rocky Mountains and National Dark For information, dates and rates, €. E. PENN, G. AP. D, , call or write H. W. EDWARDS, ©. T. A. 713 Becond Ay., Seattle. jan suffrage Of course, to do it wood | Vien A WELL BRED DQG. fan in the ” movin around the he con | ploture show Jeays butchers @re stuffing r sausages with bread be can't make both ends m The battleship took on 970 tons of hours and thirty-six Dover—the world's record coal in twe Five hundred women dren arrived at New Scotland thin week to join of families in the Northwest and. chil Well, so long, Cook, wh are you going to «i your vacation? Going to spend my vacation | money at the seagh and the rest of my vacation at he not a castle, jan asylum, Ben B. Lindsey, In a wom address at Albany, said smile “Another typ the woman vo! we are of our own besetting sin. tramp, you know “A tfamp, after Judge CROQUET. of man accuses of grafting. Well, all prone to accuse others Like the a day or two flight over the ocean to South} ‘too light and airy for! in our hustling, bustling tows. of Den shook the Denver dust from his boots with a snarl ““They must be durn lazy people in this town, Everywhere you turn | they offer you work to do.’ "—New | York Tribune. | Putting spirit into the game. Why is Hubby—You really must reduce your dress bills, my dear; they are far too large. Mrs. Newly wed-——How incon. sistent you men are. You speak just as though | made out the Dills June grooms to the altar go un. | heralded, unsung? | Five thousand attend the coronation A HERO IN s. Ernest Sinclair, | Sing, died in a futile effort to say a fellow prisoner from drowning STRH BRINGING THE OFFER UP TO DATE. The pote were called | that turned a fit in the pantry 18 THAT ALLT A New York man died of chronic cardiac valvular, chronule eb oedema. At least, doctors said. A Nevada cony entenced te ja decision was to trifle with. |. Calgary, Alberta, | otrch of quadruples. jte 21, jot triplets and twin fire and | Roosevelt's for reciprocity. reports The mother “1 would go water for you.” Alr, too?” throagh William Bentenmilier of — York has gone ALMOST A COUNTRY TRIP. to look for rare tugs “1 thought you were going to take | Matteawan? @ day off and enjoy a trip into the! country?” FOOLISH QUESTIONS. “Had.to give it up,” the man wan} ~ m0 a cheerful disposition replied. we gid the next best thing. We ost some hard belied eggs and some canned goods and ate them in the back yard."—-Washington Star. Why | | be 1} “She ts certainly rising in the so-| | etal seal Y Wh, yea, indeed! She is snubbed by a better class of people each suc : 1 ceeding year.” | ats |You are shoved and pushed ahd | Not Much of a Bridge. jostled “Mra. Caswell, while you were in| In an overcrowded car, Venice did you see the Bridge of When a long, Sighs?” | protruding hatpin Gives your sytem quite a jar — Aa you gather up the pieces AND THEY WANT TO VOTE. | Turns the anxious maid upon you “It's not serious, no doubt? }Gently then you reassure her, “Not at all, mias; never fear Two eyes always were One's the fashion now, { Hats for women have been vented which do not need 4 pins hear.” bat want to wire my broker to buy me some stock. How would you word that sort of thing?” “Tell him to buy it at the lowest market price or less Table Manners. Wife (as the sugar is passed) Use the tongs, William Bill (from Wayback)—Taint is it?—Sydney ‘Bulletin. ot, Friendly Advice. “So you wish to marry tress ? | “Yes, I fell in love with her voice after hearing it in a phonograph “Better go slow. You can buy the} record for 60 cents.” an ac} Absolutely Pure b y daughter's vol in to be tried toda: “Have you fixed the jury?’ made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar (No Alu ‘The Superior Laundry ts now ron ning 1 wagon to South Seattle, South Park and Georgetown every Tuesday. E VE RETT- SEATTLE INTERURBAN RAILWAY SRATTLY EVERETT 6:30 and ho hour Cc. C. BERG, Furrier ¢ | Taxidermist Tanning and injhigh grade fur rug making.! we ly | Manufacturer of Artificial Instr Skulls for rug work, 91 Summer prices on m shed at sixth |Purs and alterations. 1425 First Ave. Meek Trunk & Bag Co,, Inc. TRUNKS AND SUIT CASES, We manufacture right here at 93) Ay M_ Aas, Ind. 108 Ladies’ SNOHOQMISH-EVERETT INT SRpRBAN ev ener 210, 1:28, 406, 11:20 p.m | HOM IST m, I 9:00, ‘6. 10:89, our own goods Seattie and sell them SS ean + corner Madison rurban, corner half Prince of Wales minutes at Dias is going to Spain to geek it June brides always are so beauteous and young while Chicagoans will conyiet in Sing reserves in New York out to catch a burglar, out to be a cat having | jchymatous nephritis and pulmonary that’s what the hang for murder, umpired a ball game tn the penitentiary and not) disputed. That’! our idea of no kind of an amptre! the! and she is also the mother | No wonder | New! to North Carolina not and| York fron? head» cant enjoy best yee in the ren ow” ¢ brooks year.” en if you cr ra, there are b ning brooks, you k “You; but ev wetting dryer every are SEU R ROE TODAY'S GOOD SHORT ONE A young man who had been out West to neek bis fortune hadn't fownd tt finally re tur home, He bad been compelled to pawn his clothes and everything he had. He had forgotten to take the pawntickets off the clothe His fond mother wan helping his trunk and coat with the pinned on it is that?” she pawnticket “John, what anked “Oh.” he said, “I went to dance once and forgot to take ® off the ticket they gave me #/ when I checked my coat.” In « few moments the #! mother dug up the - that went with the decorated with a pawn also. Joh she inquired stern ly, “what kind of @ dance was that?"—Saturday Pont. PSS SSSR SASS S SSSR SERRE EEE EE [eRe eee eee eee eee A THOUGHTLESS REMARK. how leave Wifey—It's remarkable many men are anxious to bome and engage in war Hubby—Yes; some people never seem to know when they have ough of anything. THE FAITH OF A CHILD. A little boy whose grandmother had just died wrote the following letter, which he duly posted “Dear Angele—We bave sent yor grandma. Please give her a ba to play, as she ix short winded and can't blow a trumpet.”—Vanity j Pate | 1 I ' } | } THE REAL PURPOSE Of the eye she's just poked ont, a bother, | in- | "So you are going to give a big house party for the pleasure of Inviting the people you like. “No; for the pleasure of omitting from the list people I don’t like.” | Dance at Dreamiand tonight. ees BLANK BOOKS TRICK & MURRAY Office and Factory 72 Columbia St. |The only baking powder Ohio Cut-Rate Dentists 305 Pike Street Over Owl Drug Store, Entrance Room 4 PAINLESS DENTISTS For the next 30 days we will do all dental work at the follow ing prices Gold Crowns .......$3 Bridge Work .......$3 Amalgam Fillings. . .25c Silver Fillings Full Plates .... Best Sets Teeth. PAINLESS EXTRACTION FREE. We manufacture all our own material, If you consider qual ity, we have it, All work guar- anteed twelve years. Address OHIO DENTISTS 305 PIKE STREET OVER OWL DRUG STORE. &) that? Waut to know the time of day? Look at Gene Gr way, Don't an ( face eamedy singe this week, who es Look n iethe black at the Orpheam yell in song without lacking his f He gots im that labial mov at, too, which produces a sound like letting off mo sellaer steam. Ob, you've Meard it jimitated Green all over we the coun te that fastidious pllarw specially for him, They're a hin own, and they cost 75 cents per Of course If you found one of them lying loose about your dresser you'd be apt mark how thick necked sister Zenobia was getting They're that different—are Green s collare—from the ordisary male » dowsn't have to be tramp ing around the country on a va ville stunt if he doesn't want to, you know, ‘This is no hot atmos. poere stuff, either. Green oodles and oodles of money Simple enough. He |moving pleture shows, That proves it~-what? Yep, he has four houses running in Chicago this very min ute, and they're all making money How's owns of his houses |his own, the merst 4 sort of circuit of singing character irrepressible Oxcar n cast hin blinkers at him come wih me like the hero in the third act at home for . gathering in Oscar mention jed four weeks at Hamme n's vew York, Green got an attack of wanderiustitis, That accounts for him at the Orpheum with his tw wardrobe trunks and the big ring a" the five-diamond set songs, Green used to do a week in each! Ham-| | KILLING THEM OFF in 4 | A teacher, desiring to impress upon her pupils the population of - - ——- } A ines GENE GREEN Who uses wool? Every man. [they could get it | Who raises wool? A few people Well millions for fear of the “Seared by the China, said two Chinamen die.” woman and child of your acquaintance population of China is so great that every time \No Wonder Gene Smiles, With Four Picture . ‘Shows, and Feature on Orpheum Circuit, to Boot No Wonder | The Mother matter with bai Nurse—Dunno, ma'am 1 oaly tryin’ to make ‘im smile ie «glove §=Mretchers te Whateve the was nile with London ‘ Bho teh, A fraid ae |Afraid to use hair prepara# tions? Certainly not, if your doctor approves. Let him de- Icide about Ayer’s Hair Vigor for falling hair or dandruff. | Will not color the hair, nor harm or injure. 4.0. Ave Levelt? tat THE FEARSOME SHEEP would, if or out of our 92,000,000 the democrats didn't take the wool tax off the wrath of the bleat of a few sheep. backs of the few wool growers. said Bryan, you breathe In @ short time a little boy at the foot of the class was noticed by the alar eacher to be bre d at his actions, What is the matter? Killing Chinamen,” National Monthly thing and puffing vigorously inquired The teacher, much, What on earth are you doing?” was the quick reply. “1 don't Mke ‘em."~ '<SSwissco”’ Does It! Have You Tried it? (t Grows New Hair, Removes Dandruff, Brings Back Natural Color to the Hair, and Stops All Hair and Scalp Troubles. me wnt mand j and for ful tree or heard of for making the halr grow cad, where you probably net cost you anrthing to prove Engineers representing a group of British Columbia and Los Angeles mining on June 15th leave Seattle for a trip of inspec tion of the ore bodies and ledges on the properties of the Mount Bake Peo Copper and Tin Mining Com pany, just south of the international boundary, on the county road, ten miles east of Glacier, the terminus of the Bellingham Bay & British Columbia ratiway They will be the guests of Georg 1. Thompson, president and gen {manager of the mining company investors. @. F. PF and FB. F. Prentice, } Occidental Investment and Devel opment Company, of Seattle, fiscal | agent for the mining company, with |both of whom, through local brok ers, Vancouver capitalists are ue tating for a block of 56,000 Ma of the Mount Baker company, while the Los Angeles syndicate is dick president of the Third Week. hate erey hair, dandr vies om scalp, thin or oF eyebrows, thin beard thie hate and @o wot want to buy you can have & f6-cent bald epote. brit - ering for a blovk of 30,000 the $1 a share, but increased to $2. though subje is one of no Inconsi e and may be tak tion of the 1 nd of opinion has very so that n as osent rable shares, price of which heretofore was recently the deal, t to favorable report, magni- Just in- favorable concerning Mount Baker mining district Mr party Prentice to make will the trip, have the quite a as several other investors have expressed their desire to see’ the 4 other prospective advantage of this opp spection of a very »per RENTICE President Occidental Investment and Development Co gion te The actual journe p one day urther than heges ting with ing shares Northwest {center of th ve pub fc opera and that the ties, will in eat and ayers will take unity for in- interesting re only ind in to min the | and , instead of being lo-| ave Fifth Week. 4. by simply sending your name 4 address to the Swimeco Hair Remedy Co, 2569 P.O. Square, Cincinnati, Ohta, and enclosing Ie to help pay coat of packing. post otc. Hundreds have been wondert benefitted by the i cant bottle alone. 50m and $1.00 bottles dre for sale and recommended ia Seattle by the Owl Drug Co. FOREIGN CAPITAL CONTEMPLATING HEAVY INVESTMENTS CLOSE TO SEATTLE cated at a distance, as heretofore, will be right here at home, in the state of Washington, close to Seat- tle. The Mount Baker district is the exact point at which the boom has broken out. The reason for this will become more apparent when the bulletin covering the survey of the Mount Baker quadrangle, recently finished by the United States Geological Sur- vey, and now published, falls into the hands of the mining and invest- ing public. Engineers and geolo- sists in charge of this work while in the field were approached and !n- terviewed on the subject of this bul- letin, and, though compelled by the nature of their profession and the rules of the interior department to refrain from expressing for publica tion before transmittal of their doc uments to the director of the sur- vey, privately expressed themselves 4s being in possession of indubitable evidence which they would publish in the bulletin, that the Mount Baker mining district was not mere ly well mineralized, but that it, im all probability, would be found, on development, to carry a greater and richer mineral content than any oth- er known mining district within the borders of the United States. Em-” anating, as this does, from so com- servative an authority on this sub- ject, the Mount Baker district may now be said to have received the unqualified stamp and seal of ap- proval of the highest and most eml- nent authority in the mining world, It has been said and repeated, heretofore, that there is no mining really worthy of the name in the state of Washington, while adverse crities, clearly inspired by malicious prepense, have even gone so far as to say that there is not a pound of commercial ore to be found In the Mount or jet ich states ments dis > weig 8c hat determin the value and chameter mine in Washingtow lumber jacks and sheep herder, instead of men who knew ore when they saw it, as well as the mostepractical and economical processes for extracting values therefrom, and wherewith, in- allentally, to pay dividends—one of the chief ends and aims fy mining, or, for that matter, in a@hy other iness or industry Samples of the may be seen at 210 The Waldorf, corner of Seventh and Pike st line of b