The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 14, 1911, Page 4

Seaparinrntemctesene ste aiiiier« « dst aA FIRST NATIVE HAWAIIAN LABOR LEADER Sieur eee ee ? TO VISIT COAST IS NOW IN SEATTLE One year, Hh26 = r i Hi i ; David Ewallko, the first native = progress on the islands Ob - e lawatian ever in this country repre yror m the inland eying the Fis t-four Law 4 Bl senting organized labor, ts in Sea! | planters,” said Kwaliko hour law, passed at the last session \, \ tie, He ia a delegate to th@Lone. paying Wages an tions that no one in willing to accept plantations being th rly one week ago the legislature for the wo! workers of Washington, went Into ’ } : i shistaanath ebanattion! . , Ewaliko {# a man of many acttvi-| t Thursday the la 2 Beginning with today, no ties, He is secretary of the Ameri os employer of women shall a low them to work more than eight 4 of } can Citizens’ Labor union of Hilo. | | try, thin cond ion na hours in every twenty-four, Violation of this rule is legally a crime) Sy Germany has 20 institutions for ' It ts @ unton of all organized work: | bie ja ihardah p om Ame against the state and moMily a crime against womanhood the care of cripples. i ineluding longshoreme®, He} bor.” ~ Beginning with last Thursday, every employer of women in Seattle . rk of the Hilo board of 4 — ould have put the eight-hour plan into immediate effect. Many of them ¢ Th nic papers now And he 4s a newspa @id. Ty several proved instances they did not. While the majority not : Their yearly jokes unfurl only are obeying the new law, but belleve in it thoroughly, it is known About the natty clerk a Labor Controls. that thereare othets who are stealthily trying to evade and whose policy And the ribbog-counter girl; “Our Jaber union in Hilo ts the geems to be to wring the last ounce of,Jabor and last minute of time i ‘ |most powerful organized body in from employe: } |that clty,” sald Ewallko yesterday The Star has pointed out some violations of this law. Whenever |"“We control completely the politteal | others are found the facts will be printed. This newspaper will do all tn situation, having ted both of our | its power to make the eight-hour law REALLY EFFRCTIVE, REALLY candidates to th ard of supervis BENEFICIAL TO THE WOMEN OF SEATTLE AND THIS STA Ore ot the Inst fon. Ri But it is yp to the officials to see that tts provisions are properly en is % Driental, question, Bwaliko forced. And, above all, it ts up to the employers of women to not only a: at re pe ry A 6 F. “’ a A a tT observe the letter, but also the spirit, of this law, which will materially The Advertising Manager—Shall Ghe—Why ie it that men are al-| -°™ % the Hawaiian islands. hey r u f v4 i on are already now tm the majority improve the economic condition of Washington women. I run your ad next to pure reading wayé #0 nervous when they're Keb! he said. “And the Japs are fast in ae aie yee Gag married creasing, while our own natives are LORDY, now Wisconsin's at it; Stephenson is on the mat; Trimer| The Advertiser—Yes; If you ean He--It'# thetr foresight decteniian fa cumbar, 30 ie 007-4 fs stil} “unfinished,” senate don't know whe sa With all the states | find any reading 1 r in your! . question of time when Hawali, the playing at this game, “Inv ion,” old standpat nerves are doomed| paper that could be conside GOOD ON FORTUNES sarth’s most delightful spot, will be to break beneath acute prostration | pure ‘ge “1 wish I knew which one of| entirely in the ‘hands of the Ori Sho says she in an helress those young men to marry. 1 bel entails, unie irastic Why Reform Limps Along . MAPS ae rain gS Si Sugar Planter “bugenee.” aici ware. tie wiesl'Gh thee Suted Gat 0 wien, epuraghnen ve fan | womnite eee rail One WO) tes. Th » a pent, Milled | min sete een ney tes NE o was for five years the former proposed to abolish one of the noses, some trade would raise |” got ‘ko very a the experienc ow ‘ounded others, salled| ssice-rtg pats he Searchlight,” a A great howl, perhaps the handkerchief-makers, or the snuff-makers et teraghe fea gna wore caught when’ be ly paper printed in the Hawatian ite aver thus with progression. Start something that means sense, —— . rug nig ie calmed. As a moving pleture that We po: 3 Bio ho Og ding |Mneusge. When the owner of the peonomy, naturainess, something for the common good, and, whether it] ),\y ae ten would ao aren sroseeta tt ORtreleht wedding! paper wanted him to express opin-| be of the nature of tariff reform or reform in noses, trade howls, This} Vourve teeky” rg Hoe the labor wanton agai s and of heat y + the world | ‘ ; ial * ete! 4 to his convictions, he left his pos! 4“ rk cachoates ther ec po waite Chine se $20,000,000 a year hie sed bag ag eg fie neg ~ hed ong se mt Mi are not. Every one came|tion. Since then he has worked as| The cutting off of the queues will undoubtedly change sain ina ‘his volee | ably the umpire called it a ball — wry whe Are engaged (0/9 longshoreman and a painter + Bhinese headgear. He the makers of ilk cords and the hatt } Shore One a lego Binde. Our greatest hindrance to social China are making a creat uproar, and, in order to ave ni lee work as & fogborn on « Mins Anne Newell, after 49 THE Limit the government installs the reform gradually, beginning with diplomats) \oqgq Philadelphia Dulleti years of teaching in Boston and other functionarie i work down the ® schools, says flirting is all right, as ogee others who are reall © bleased by separation from their SOUGHT THE TRUTH AND GOT |'t rests tired — alls IT. ut tak pape bene gem of money's power that no nation} «wee sandy,” said the Seotch| As we recall them some ot our es a step forward without timid ing whose dime, or p Phong Rowena (4 worst flirts seem to have no er yen is likely to be trod upon, regardless of the long-suffering reat minda mon good fo vatry smal! doses,” reture - i the truthful Sandy.—Boston T London's jen population =f ARTHUR ATHERTON, 24 years old, known as the thinnest man in| (pe \ruthful Sand pt endian obta ontb-al the world, was married the other day to Miss Blanche Burkley, in Chi ree gg dl ities at niverview Park. His belle eis acs 7 * geal OUR DAILY |HUM, ANO 7A recOuPLe or i | ee 7 s TABLOID CARTOON “ay ad of the second ht! Sort of a Laundry Reform , precinct, Ygnkern. may he once murmured the professor like my nid talk . They've started something down East, all right, all right! has been so overwork set criticism of women's dress that the | enabled her to say Birls are agitating a refor ress. Thus far, the fundamental | things —Hew Tork j _ Principles are that “a man cannc tly we r » than one ead Bia | @ay.” and that “und ! a Ec " i go Obio Northern untversity has cy . ? farther before they let up on us. | a _- made Honry Clews, the New York ‘ ver ‘a Evidently, these New York ladies are pressing for increased clear banker, a doctor of phic y Mness on the part of their masculine consorts, or tow coll r 2 Why not make John D, Rocke Supply ships, or whatever t New Yorkers may be, and “ re not |a doctor of canon law? Going to become uproar ated over this dress refe | ~ wntil it progresses to a decree tha ] wear merely a sh it | Ve dilated with boiled Iwke |make a model husband? ° é three holes in tt warm water le an effective remedy | He—I'd do anything but 5 Man Tailor Made We've seen New Yorkers who couldn't decently wes rt mo | for burna ochle with my wife . Ss ity a by than a day, and some who couldn't decently wear a shirt at all uperiori in Suits for Women We've seen some who could wear one for a lifetime, their only solici ’ Mra. Highupp The Rick NICE KNOCK OUT. Stren life being to keep their shirt clean. It seems to us, Borner . . a " t et the - “e and that political boss . J must be a golden mean somewhere in this matter, anc n 1 ¥ red $1 5 20 d mit the service of a sbirt on any hard and fast basis of days, | oe . Retired’ isn't exactly the right Wholesomeness ’ an @r years. A clean shirt is a clean shirt, all the time. It-is only a little Rich carr | h replied the sporty sta’ $25 She-—-And so you think yor matter of amicably agreeing upou when a shirt {s not cleau, and we firet started to work , } He was pat to sleep and Buggest that decision as to this may usually be safely left to the good ‘ t and watchful wife. Anyhow, we see no lasting advantage in forcing her Swans to steai it and take all the buttons out when.one is asleep. known to OUR BOARDING HOUGE ‘. ; g.cWombat tx behind with — his See Revolving AND now there's a fair vaudevillian who se ce FOOLISH QUESTIONS. board Chicago husband (whom she married on a be . . eee You're rushing -madiy for the| “How do you know? Models in Winiew @ad lacks mentality. Of course, matrimony is a gamble, but Bae pular sp | gate T notice he's had the neck of slew bet, am ‘ rcause he any brair 2 keto all aah the chicken for three Sun: fag a fellow on a bet, and then kicking because he hasn't any bra When you cad play'this? Your necktie all askew m bree und: Qeems as bad sportsmanship as putting one’s money on a sure thing and| y You our train swing ‘round | aning Loutaville Court Be ares jure tafnan ¢ ak & Suit NOT INCONGRUOUS ape | + —_———__— seigicaes "tomate beens | wiih as ays ac | SOMETIMES. t pectedly)—What’ meaning o ? Mrs. Wigwag When your O-. Observations 2 tale say ed | aaene taiee MG he tke ee BOSTON has a new theatre called the Puritan. “It Is to laugh.” [and my green silk blouse does he ever go out between th 3 Pi A — Bue Maid—Well, what of it? Don’t} oe i acts? ‘f 1 16 econd Vv. “MAN Kills Self in Cemetery,” reads a headline. Wanted to be the | they go together?—Pilege lat ‘ Mra. er—Well, I wouldn't} Fight man in the right place. | ter. in just that way. He/|" Ge geal fia wometin comes in between! WOMAN homesteader in California surrendered a valuable plece of THE USUAL KIND r | Band rather than tell her age. Say, but they are touchy about It, aren't » ¢ to take a 0 ascenrsenn j | they? y mer, but the ~ PASSING A GOOD THING) ees bone ins i ALONG | SCREENS are just as impor to the public welfare as fi Didbs n't say! How long — Bossle—Harry's gold watch must | By the REGAL DENTISTS apes, declare Chicago physicians, who are urging a city ordinance gov-|a vacation do you get? | be a sort of a family watch | erning them Gibbs—As long as it takes me to} And as you stand and curse Jensie—Why? | China Closets 6 ¢ «@ find another job—Boston Tran-| luck, Bessie—First he has it, and then| - {fF the pure food commissioners want really to earn their salaries, | script | As all “tratn-missers” will |his uncle has {t—Philadelphia Seotod o io in dinine-roo: they might begin by prosecuting confectioners who sell green and lav-| — A friend comes up, and gently | Telegraph | We are ¢ von oe all our samples in dining room fur- / DENTISTRY ‘gader candy to babies. : are we stopping?” asked | eays, "s if nitiire, and if you need this class of furniture you can save | | ee, ae |the nervous woman. “Well, did you miss It, BINT ELUSIVE | ynsiderabl oney by atte: ss , SOMEBODY has figured it out that it’s going to cost American) “To pump up a tire,” r 4 her He fe what you might call onli ee Aen tthe dual | ma ity of " millionaires more money to see George V. crowned that it did Colonial | husband Why, no, you chump,” you the a till Saturday onl } ey. 6 ee Americans to kick George II/. out. You would probably do well to respond, ecidedly—his sins “never find sh 4 lay great stress on our specialty— ° o ° change your chauffeur. I am (You'd rather punch his face); st and his debts never find jthe art of putting missing teeth PIE-LANDER C, KNOX has further enhanced his fame (in Wall st.) |afraid you have gotten hold of ove “I'm going in for Grecian games, | bim jn."—Puck ‘6-FOOT TABLE back into the mouth without using | by adding to his $ diplomacy record a treaty by which American capital-|of these fresh-alr fiends And training for the race.” plates by Our Method lets are to refund the foreign — of Nicaragua. — _ S« 0 o si Z a 6 WHAT HE HAD MISSED GETTING THE FORM VERNAC - 7 Solid Oak Extension) : - The work is so remarkable in its MRS. MARGARET GREGSON, of Atlantic € N. J., was fined $40, ny ey r ULAR. Table, in the golden > character that it is apt to over with the alternative of 60 days in prison, for being a common scold. No, Pretty handsome barn, don't ‘ : | sh: x 7 ch ca this is not a bit of Colonial history; {t's a news dispatch } ‘4 | you think?” sald the member of Pr, finish; a plain, attrac- \" adow ~ other cases which come 8 4) the city group who had been on 5 ith jto us—the simple cases. 1F you belleve that {t's the mall order houses who are asking a Kh ( farm before ‘ tive pattern, = with | We don’t want the idea to pre eels post, send a petition to Jubius Rosenwald, president of Sears, Which Is that?” asked the one heavy soli = vail that we are specialis: ’ WY | ' ec pecialists on this buck & Co., and see how quickly he will sign it NOT, Mail order 4 Hye at UN ND who was on her first visit cavy solid pedestal, P . bweik dione: We ere that but stall wes do their business by freight. } 5 he | e pulldin, eo 2-ine! c ou: t a jarge red building is th 42-inch top; regular thing more—general practitioners ‘Ob, ye 4 the little buildings 'f price $14.50. Special . ~ jof the first class, around it are th are $9.25 Ak A dentist must needs have excep HUNDREDS ARE HAVING THEIR TEETH FIXED 5 gg sk amen dena a Ss | Honal ability to put in teeth by Our ran Method, hence it follows that in the THE ALBANY PAINLESS DENTISTS IN THE Pror! NK BUILDING HIS EXPERIENCE. i San The DosY DENTIONS, hisgie. datas FulioeWins he SUBSTANTIAL CHAIR simpler forms of dental work these EVERYBODY CAN HAVE GOOD TEETH NOW J most foolish thing do you remem- Made of hardwoo4, in the golden men will give their patients results ber that Samson qid? inis vith ¢ that will delight them—care Small Boy—He iat a woman cut ; ns h; like eee, but with cob- en bes : delig! hem—careful, i his hair.--Brooklyn Life. rs +4 ree 6 back posts are T- poo “ ic, scientific work im ¢ - volted to the scat, making a [jeach and every case, no matter we ask now afier our reputation ts established i $ cs g tie Gk | Dance at Droamiana tonight strong, rigid chair: regular price }| bow simple the case may be. We Are Open Evenings Until 8:30. ws ehras \ 4 $2:00. Special . $1.35 J} We curd pyorrhea alveolaris, cofhmonly known as Riggs’ disease “No; I never take excursions into halty-ciel r _ (loose teeth).” In fact, we have ev |the realms of fancy, 1 deal with holly—-She never used to turn GO-CART ery appliance known to assist the NY PAI NLE 5S | known quantities, and isave the away and turn up her nose when ( dentist in getting results and to L unknown for the dreamers.” whe passed me, $ make the patient comfortable. Qvidently you never courted a Georgie—Maybe somethieg you've ‘The Alvin. Que We give a written guarantee with sy) isis, "cheat done has put her nose out of Joint Motion Folding all work mprpay . . i fo-Cart, in green : | REGAL DENTAL OFFICES (THE INDISPENSABLE Boy. 2h ; | 1408 Third Av., N. W. Cor. Union St aller—How is yioe now office ck; regular tate bse tata - hoy setting slong pase Gaye? eopie S Amusemen Open Evenings Until 8:30. Lawyer—Oh, finef He's got things 305 Pike Street price $7.50. Spe We Make the Best Set inthe World for $4, $8 and $102 Tash" om Ont oy sie, eran Company: = [ies |\If It’s Good for time-saving « ppliances make It possible tor m ski Reem’ 4 o's Mont inte acini ee he og okey sane trae sn || PAINLESS DENTISTS |i} “toute Sitias’Foss : modern dental. science : " \ For the next 90 days we will 7 y rn dental sel |] -rramaes a WoMAN IN TowN” ereelain or Seat ama 5 \amentoes do all dental work at the follow Amertean Comedy. on | rights. Has hi a} priv ing prie “A mippogoraMe * MUNT’ ut charge and you will y ‘The Real Thing a find tilat we do onactiy as we sdvertion oii, int) | | Gold Crowns .......$3 ; Ayal ALBANY PAINLESS DENTISTS ae rive e Work .......$3]) nt Wans . —— a Minetoorgnt a Routh we Hi “eo C. C. BERG, Furrier algam Fillings. . .28c oath Fil | Seattle’s Largest Taxidermist — Tanning and i Beatties Favorite Housefurnishing Store. ig and oe Fillings ......25¢ pot ie tt usefurnishing Store. Ree nates ; “high grade fur rug making Low Round Trip Rates | siicturer of AA ificiai Full Plates... 2... $301) sant wees eon Pap cae To All Ea Poi Skulls for rug work. Best Sets Teeth... ..$8 EON ° stern Points via ummer prices on Ladies’ PAINLESS EXTRACTION Some wing ilms at the veut Furs and alterations ° FREE, Canadian Pacifie Railway 1425 First Ave Wwe manatactare our own — material, If you consider qual- Six hundred miles unsurpassed scenery through the C iy! ve Rocky Mountains and National Park. rs oe inteed twelve pears, noe anteed twelve yoars, ARNOLD'S ELECTRIC : For information, dates and rates, call or write Meek Trunk & Bag Co.,Inc. | VIBRATOR All the “ata Sy ~ Oe uoxns avn sure casa” ML Address OHIO DENTISTS |! ewes meunscsm teceene nen Credit We manufacture eure \J eee econ Av. eat eh ep in ent ) 308 PIKE STREET ) Semonstraed ee eh | ty . ~ te Be in ‘ hd \ i. ind. 16be. OVER PIKE ST. AND FIFTH AV. si ry man do M. 642, ind, 1066. OWL DRUG 6TORE. $84 ARCADE BLDG. ner ‘and schedule subject to change “Sunset. Main $998; Ind. T8h - HEALS SERVED. rons Clty of Everett or Telegraph.