The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 29, 1911, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR lished daily by The Bar Publishing Go, pos te humanity's highest Star readers all know the woman who, as soon as her child ts born murder of her husband, who tried to unless the appeal of millions saves her, People of nearly city In this country have joined tn signing the petition for pardon and forwarding it to Bart Grey, gov general of Canada. done than in this city nowhere has 1 According to postoffice officials, fully half of the mail leaving for the East was for some days composed of let ters to Earl Grey, and hundreds are still going datly Mrs. Napolitano should be saved from the gallows, and her un born child should be given a mother’s care and be saved from a moth But rising higher than the Napolitano case {s the result it has achieved. The world, as a colossal community, has be hearted. The collective sympathy of millions has been demonstrated. & nation of people have been warmed toward PROVEN THAT THE OF Through a ch TO SERVE OTHERS, EST BLESSING. selfishness and timidity, our legislators to give expression to the people's will.” So he denounced the recall and urged that the Judge be anchored securely to his job and conceded the power to YTewrite and rejigger the laws of the land. A few days before, Attorney General Wickersham told the Yale graduates the initiative and referendum is no good because the people “cannot and do not give attention to matters of government.” and o# pecially because “representative government” would thereby be under recall was natural and proper. » terest organs from all sides. Gon't like it. In the three years of the law's operations, $878.5. {nto the guaranty fund. Of this, $606,780 was pald to depositors of one Penk that failed soon after the law went into effect; $11,760 has been as “special deposits” in banks that were tottering, and about 0.000 cannot be accounted for at all. “Rotten management disgusting!” how! the bankers. But some facts appear clear to the people of Oklahoma. The de who put ip the $606,780 were saved instead of ruined. The management,” if any, was management by bankers. And, most tremendous fact of all, under this law 700 banks have been operating ’ for three years and not a depositor has lost a penny. It rea be a law under which the depositors, the creators and maintaine: ks, have the upper hold, and we guess that it will be some time be fore the people of Oklahoma will change it. That law may not be a Highining incubator of banks, but it surely ls doing some fine nursing of sound banking. Dan Cupid has got to “go some” to beat his last year’s record of licenses for June. Perhaps he might engage the help of ene William H. Taft. Washington dispatches claim that that gen- tleman has quite a match-making record himself. Observations P. M. GEN. HITCHCOCK now has 800 postal savings banks started He's going to bust all records for “trying it on the dog.” ° MARY MANNERING WADS' fs just like sailing through the alr on the back of a huge bird. Beats sailing through a divorcee court on the back of Jim Hackett al) hob he Editor’s Mail THEN AND NOW City councils can't, as they used to Int do, In the good old days gone by— Just dicker interests big, While the people heaved a sigh! , MOTHER OF THREE BOYS. For the people don't, as they used In the good old days gone by Just leave it all to the good ward | o¢ \irg Napolit Then whoop it up, with @ cry. The “Ring” don't now, as it used In the good old days gone by Just put up the man and “deliver | hag already sufsered enough mental ‘The “Common Herd” have a try The “Common Herd” don't, as it In the good old days gone by— Only wince with pain at the broken forget when : 4 now, and the Common Herd, With a voice like thunder, loud, the head of the “Trim. r, Can stagger his gait so proud. ‘There's a recall now for the ones| And the good old days are gone. A» alderman now must honor his Or the dump-pile A REGULAR STAR READER. | Dear Sir—I certainly must write r. Whit and thank you for the In ees neta are taking in poor Mrs of Canada. I wag so glad when I read The Star and saw there so many letters thinking mine was one of them have been saving up every petition brest you|that if there spolitano|Mke Mrs. Napolite THE STAR—THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1911. = fecond 30 conte per month up to ax montha Bix montha, #1.7@ The Opportunity to Serve millions of people have been made happler poor woman, condemned to die in a Canadian prison, has gly OPPORTUNITY TO SERVE story of Mrs, Angelino Napolitano use one » them will be hanged for the her into a life of shame, active work been n shown to be warn one poor individual nee to serve, the hearts of each other. RTUNITY YOURSELF, 1S THE GREAT Diamond Dick literature must have received large circulation in the Northwest recently, This section of the country &@ monopoly of the outlaw business, with three desperadoes killing and robbing on the highways and two daring holdups of overland just now having Oar Leading Lamets Say We Are Boobs Former Attorney General Bonaparte, addressing the [linois State Bar Association, said that the laws passed by the legislatures and con gresses are “the work of vote hunters and demagogues”; they are “mere embryonte law, He adds that the lawmakers are a “marvel of pettiness, and that judges are be molded into final shape by ar more capable than Putting the two things together, we find that the people of this country are too great chumps to know what they want, #o they should elect a few greater chumps to do a perfectly boteh job and then have somebody appoint a judge, for life, to act as guardian for the whole will, we are told, preserve the republican form of our gov- ernment in all its pristine glory. ‘That both speakers purpled their foreheads in denunclation of the Once you have your legislative chumps and your judicial guardian angels on the payroll, leave them there, say these two great lawyers. Yale thereupon made Wickersham a doctor of laws, and, presum- ably, the degree of undertaker of legislatures will come next. Before settling the question of phone rates, the city and com- might get together on the matter of service. The rapidity of telephone service reminds one of the famed speed of the tortoise. Oklahoma’s Remarkable Banking Oklahoma's bank-deposit guaranty law is catching it from Big In- Wonderful to relate, too, the bankers also has been paid “Too expensive and unjust!" “Utterly lly seems to of ° TAFT indorses Aldrich’s central bank plan. Uncle Sam being fmcompetent to run the banks of the country, let Morgan do it. ° BIG Santa Cruz firm is on the carpet for adulterating bologne gausage. Now, what in blue blazes would a fellow use to adulverate ‘bologna sausage’ m ROCKEFELLER made a match between the danghter of his old ‘chum, Harriet Schofield, and a New Haven man, and showed. up with “® read nice clock as a wedding present. —_ ° HARVARD professor says that if snakes had been born with hands and feet they would dominate the world. Shucks, the “dominating” kind do have hands and feet—sometimes dozens of ‘em. ° WORTH, ex-actress, says aeroplaning | till I had three, then I went to South Park from Ballard and got my brother, sister and mother each to sign one. I have just finished ,| putting the address on the en- velope which will take them to Canada. Editor Star—Among hundreds of your readers, the writer has been very much interested in the case ano, the woman who is condemned to hang in August |in Canada, and two signed petitions |have gone out from this house to the governor. But in the writer's jopinion this woman should not even be imprisoned for life. She |agony to fully appreciate her crime | Uf, indeed it can be catied a crime |to rid the earth of such a monster). The writer can imagine no pun ishment greater than what a wo man would suffer who after loving | @ man enough to give her life into| his keeping, bear him four children, | and then have that husband and| father even hint that he would be | willing for his wife to dishonor her- | self to support herself and him, especially in her physical con dition, bearing as she did another | life under her heart; and when he Romance BY JOHN COPLEY. Noble was a girl of high degree Much money had her doting Daddy the high spots whegp the family did her eyes were Her doting Daddy wed Miss Arabella, much polishing | had fitted her for strict » spent to make her fit to d Miss Arabella had a visage that was passing fair like the turquoise and the gold shone in her halr awbdre that even dukes we (Arabella didn’t peep!) THE SAMPLE. James Wiison, the secretary of much too cheap to agriculture, ended a |in Washington on the autumn crops with a erop story. “A comminsion “poked carefully at a handful of been brought him |by a farmer's boy, and then in- cont address With Arabella twenty-five, the family agreed, that for a busband Of homegrown husbands it was quite ridiculous to talk, so doting Daddy bought a train to take them to In that metropolis they had to pause to get their breath; indeed the elevated trains seared Daddy girl the lure of bright Broadway did slyly creep, and though she knew the feeling, Arabella didn’t peep. Arabella stood in urgent need. But o'er the “'How much more hi f thie, my la jin't got no more of it,” ‘It took him all the rnin’ to pick that out,’"—Los Mins Arabella Noble disappeared trom view one day the deuce to pay id he'd pass, to any gink who'd youth who wore that thousand from This morning Arabella married me; Arabella didn't peep! town, there w One thousap Daddy searched 4h bucks reward, give him inform & sho-fer's lice your purse I'll have to eadge And as for Arabella THE EXPEDIENT. n star threaded bis long fingers through bis long er hair and cautiously approached the manager, says the Philadelphia And lo, appeared tion of his lass. Quoth he, “Old man rhe New York elementary schools gtaduated 18,555 boys and girls this The Shakespea: Can you lend me 15 cents, old man * the manager demanded suaptctously Deputy Prosecutor Kennedy Holds Two Union Cards He's a union man, He still ear rien his card. He was pMRuldent of the Clerks’ union once upon & time, and represented his union in the Seattle central council of labor. And only eight weeks ago today he entered into a matrimonial union with a girl who was a co-ed at the University of Washington when he wae a rab rah boy his tude got no money from home, and he had to work bis way through college, Not that work was | anythjag new to Thomas Joneph J. K ody, deputy prosecuting attor- of King county, Far be it from such. Kennedy, even before he started out for the “higher education,” bad a taste of real work. In froxen Alaska Kennedy worked. He mined, he prospected and he did a bit of railroading. Kennedy sported a sophomore hat at Whitworth college when the nic to come around? Did he? He didn't. “I'm a soldier boy,” Kennedy sild, Pretty soon Kennedy, togged in a brand new unffdrm and a mus ket (or is that obsolete now?) thrown over his shoulders, went to Well, what do you suppose I want It for?” retorted the star, point- “You don't expect me to play Romeo tonight f beard on my face, do you?” the manager sald, “we can soon put things right.” ‘Then you'll lend {tt asked the star eagerly waste money in hairdressing expenses,” i change the bill tonight and put on ‘His Last aud you shall play the pawnbroker. JUST THINK OF THAT, ing to his unshaven chin. with six days’ growt “Oh, if that's al mont young man’s fancy Turns to lasses to be wooed; In the summer hie attention Rather turns to lassitude. In the spring I'm not going t plied the manager VERY REASONABLE. Lucy Cleveland wrote a corona- tion story for the New York Globe, and this le her opening sentence: Amidst the glories of the corona |few others who did that nedy got a job in a hat store, and | London, thud and throb of the bells ‘of the world’s capital, rofling paeans ‘qnation music within the torrential acclaim from the Jeweled genealogy older than the Enakirmann’s when for time In the history of coronations the several standards of England's jeolonial possenaions over seas will (be borne by proud standard bearers | march—who among the amauing crowd of kings, princes, royal gentlemen whose ypited gaz rily focuses up one moment neces: jon one sovran jowel, a ruby in the crown of England, an that Placed upon the head of the king, | ois very formal peopie,| Who will there be, I say, from the trumpeters, who will know the true history, the fiery record of the plgeon-blood ruby, the groatest ruby in the world, set in the front of the crown of the re “Don't you think my new bathing uit is perfectly charming, Maud?” “You; it is very pretty, but I fear it tan't serviceable will shrink when it is wet.” well, I ean wear it all sea son without washing.” x 1 am sure it “They actually try to maintain table manners at thelr summer cot | A SINECUR After reading all secretary of the Society of the Army of the that whoinet! | ‘The “tennis wa! fad at Newport is the sent “We sufferdd many hardships om both sides,” sald’ Gen. King, “but the brave Confederates suffered more. “Ll remember a griasied old negro who at the outbreak of the Span- ish war applied for a place as an army cook, ‘What experience have you bad? the old fellow w ‘I was cook, sah, fo’ a Confederate regiment to swered—‘that is, sah, 1 had the job of cook; but, to tell the truth, 1) didn't work at it’ “Why not? “ "There wasn't nothing to cook, sah’” TIMELY ADVICE “Why, my poor man, you are starving! Mail Orders xty-fo'’ be an) Have another plece of meat. jong the road somewhere and ask for food? "| stopped at the doctor's, ma‘am, just beyond the bend in the road.” “Didn't he give you anything “Juat advice.” “What did he say?” } He told me that with my temperament I must be careful not to ent! Neveland Plain Dealer, Why didn’t you stop too much." — war. You remember there was a wat in "94, don't you? Just think of all thowe songs, where the soldier boy dies in the second verse, and bis sweetheart pines away in the Uhird, or something Hke that Kennedy, having working for a living, and served bis country in yer. There was Lincoln, you re member, and Garfield, quite a sold top pleces at so much per, earn- ing enough to put bim through the University of Washington, both for) an A.B. and an LL. B. degree, and) giving bim an opportunity to get Overfatness Cond aecordinaly That means OFF with the fat become « duty for |clee oF dieting find these methods too slow and he cheapest and safest form for the Directotre means of Marmola Preserip ton Ti droeeie . generous supply. for | aa mie, and this quan Uy should be enough to make « decided impression on your excess fat. Many *2 © pound & day Prescription Tablets impunity and lkewiwr perfect contitence, for. being made strict a cordane. mh the famous Mar main Preseription. they are, of course quite harmless They are rather bene ficial than otherwise, in fact never die turbing (he stomach or causing « wrink ling of Given fn Prompt and Careful Attention—Send Us Your Orders Today -in Matrimonial and Clerks’ Union Fellow students remember nedy at the university a» the ost campus politician that gave the college yell. Once Kennedy was interested In the tion of an editor for the college he united his forces out the majority stock | Kennedy is one of th distinction of the first recall in t ington, when the president of associated students the vai Hed back in | TT ih L. Kennedy w some wi puller, the college annual said. a The faculty of the university, however, remembers Kennedy ag” the best male student that evepe graduated from the “institushun’t Thomas J, L. having received @ highest possible mark in ever T. + L. KENNEDY. |himgelf elerted president of the! junion mentioned above—the Clerks’ | war, decided he ought to be & law ‘union, not the matrimonial union DENTISTS WE ARE THE ONLY DENTISTS IN SEATTLE Who advertise under our own names who do our own work. hire ho substitutes. SAVE MONEY AVOID PAIN We are running special prices to introduce our Painless Best Plates, $7.50 WORK GUARANTEED LAOY ATTENDANT SCHAFENER & THOMPSON Yale Dentists Second at Yesier Way Over Guy's Drug Store. Office Hours, 9-6, Sundays, 10-1 study he carried in his colley course. We wit to Ot » gold filed frame. teed tor five years, with epherical lenses ond her case, complete for $1.56. udes a careful and seoue examination. fee our Kryptok jenses, with, no lines oF cement scales, far” clone and distant vision. Saves two pairs of gianeex Mounted with Bhur-on eye-gises or spege tacte mounting ] EYESIGHT SPECIALISTS Third Floor, 44-345 Areade Ina. wT Main Stores — 1013-1015 First Avenue North of Madison St. Cable Car Friday and Saturday Surprise Sale S Advertise Our ~P e new family next ‘ed 4 mean trick on me yester-| “How did he make all his mon-| da: by raking and serap-| ing. He'd a barber, you know.” THERE WEREN'T ENOUGH TREES. Carr, president of the Thirteenth Army Corps Associa once said of a socialist ar in Washington: } “They moved in while tion, according to the Chicago E at a Memorial Day banquet “These arguments all take for granted the depraved and vicious They are like the Pea Ridge story. | battle of Pea Ridge, as soon back to the rear and then selfishness of those in authority “It is falsely said, you know, that in the as the heavy firing began, a reeruit limped took to his heels ‘A comrade stopped him ‘What's the matter, mate? Why,’ said the recruit open all by myself.’ “But why didn't you get bebind « tree? “There ain't only enough for the officers,’ he replied.” ‘I Just couldn't stand it—out there In the! NEEDED MORE. Aleck has issued a very interesting bulletin on how Be Karl's Clover Bronx—Prof. Tee + fp EPAY. to keep bees in Well, I think he'd do a lot more good if he told us how to get rid of hives.—Judge's Library EXPLANATION. ~~ RAPID TRANSIT. 4-02, Bottle il and Strychnine 100 Antiseptic Table i'n white Tin Zine Oxide in Imported German #o far forgot his human origin as to try to force her by threats and | abuse to do this awful thing, her | misery and menta 2 would offset any punishment that might be meted out to her, And jwhile the writer in no way ad vocates the committing of murder, if ever a murder could be inter Dreted as “justifiable,” it was cer. tainly so in this case. | The writer agrees with that man, | of Illinois, who said no it would be) a vita! factor toward abol A BELIEVER IN JUSTICH. rea Diamond Antisepttes— Sharpe & Dohme Lin Tablete—Betile 100 Medien! Lozenges— Ngrane Tablets arke Davie Migrpine Improved 1 tb, Powdered Charcoul—Willow, for medical were “reore women | appointed you sold me. better for the world.” It would i at|like the genuine artic! on 1 hotter & article. and | ishing ; it didn't seem at all| First Delivery Boy—So yer got hite slavery.” There is|member that this year’ 7 | 1] much tood for thought tn this case. lone of the most decepAve on roc-|hat doltvoted Ge ay ee tte CICIGcCcnaiencncsmoocuooocu HHAOGHOAOSAHGGAGAHSGGAHAHHMHAHH hat delivered de lady turns tt down Special Camera ale This Week Only | 10 Per Cent Reduttion on All Cameras in Our Stock This Is the Chance of a Lifetime—Come in and Look Our Line Over This Week Sure 5 2 as . Developing, Printing, Enlarging From Your Films and Negatives Done by Our Experts on Short Notice at Lowest Prices—Guaranteed Buy Your Films and Plates at The Quaker and Let The Quaker Finish Your Pictures 1.00 Woedbur Lotion ¥ Frostitla . “39 Bie Le Fevre Benzoin and Se Williams’ Pine Ter vue OC at White eon s 1 | = lg gd rembe Ter 5 2e Resinol Lbe Mumyon's Witch ferend 2 ee | eee [An “Even Dozen Soap Items Williags’ Sha Soap ape 10 Vanco Mechanic : Be Sploter's Porta Violet, Rose, Lily -of-the- Valley The Chioris Vielett Perfume 19¢ Nail Be Jansen's Dow Seay Colgnte’s Stiver de Gold Dust— Sheen i $1.00 Pinaad’s Ben and white [PAH MMMHOHOMHHOHHOOOOHOUOMOOOOHE Special assortment Ladies’ Hand ment 230 Ladies’ Bath Caps for bristles 81.00 Goshen-Wates None Netw = ciliates pave on ) becuz de styles has changed! 500 Pinaud’s Beautevi and whi ; Be Louise Powd: Neat’ Twenty Real Bargains From All Departments soap... ¢ Quaker Green Soap— Shampoo ™ every one « bargain at $5.00, Your cholce at Men's Hill Books and Coin Purses, Stationery ONE-FOURTH, OFF Ge very neat Glass Powder Jars, with py oleae Renee | Roa = 1 8c $L.D0 Men's Hair Brushes, solld back, pare A 250 Comb Free With Each Brush Tablet Highland on; finest rasor —-, Tablet Highland Linen Bond... ..., 100 Tablet Rvergreen Hinen oo... 6.6.6. the Bex Paper— Crane's °. BSc Box Paper— Linea \y Kazor— 1 } regular 250 and 506 Box Paper— wy nd, ai Whiting’s ’ Abe Box Paper—Whiting Royal Lald on Lawn, aie Kat : Mirrors—Hundreds of different designs only Razor Strops—An odd assortment Choten 106 Pretty Celluloid Baby Rattle Sanitary Scot Tissue Towels— 150 In roll 4 | S00 Klectrie atom ° $1.00 Ladies’ Shirt Waist Sharpeners Erasers We Don’t Always Best Bargains Toil Articl Surprises Clear Skis me—Carnation, jivtwa, flesh » flesh lor 4 Olivene, the new liquid Box Paper—Crane’ Penett ICO =A G96 C9 U9 1 = = CO OOOO OOAan Rubber Dept. Surprises ] 13. at) Maroon Rubber Fountain Syringe, 2-year guarantee .. $2.00 | $1.00 Bureka Bal You Can’t ‘Tell by the Taste | What’s in Your Prescription Better Patronize a Drug Storé With # Established Reputa. tion for Honesty and Fair Dealing $L.25 Needle Spray— ¥ we Bath... infant hate REDE aE Spee 8 oo