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

' THE SEATTLE STAR — Meiiher ot Unlined Brea Babiiched dally by The Mar Poblishing Go | Rntered Al Bea Wash, posiotfice aa second-ol } By mal pte per month Up to six monthe Bix months, $1.10 ~~ Five Hours, Five Days, Five Dollars @From sun to sun was the ancient working day. But for the better} ‘ We've got a readin’ efrele out of city | ON GARNEGIE CASH. divided among timiliionalres and slag men in S a seaittive ‘ ffee on | the works; neither set of any material at all village of Duquesne, Pa, (it Is pronounced Doo-kane), 8 the canny Scotisman (not Scotchman, if you Part of a ceMury the masses ‘who do the hard work have been strug | wn to Pohick on the Crick BY ADAM FAY KERR, and emegse with & mind unstultified by smudge and | please.) bied pim to the stately capital of } York, We thought that [t was time to learn the Hterary trick BEES KNEES HOLLOW, July|4 disposition unsullied by sin is a@ite © considerable | This place Is known a Albany, and up to a y ar oF rd to du ing for wha . s , a Seca work and more pay!* Or, to put it in a way that sounds bet-/And though the first intentions way entirely of the best, |8—Cousln Winifred is wyiting|sort of man two ago It boasted a trinity of attractions h fer and is far more philosophical, “a fairer share of what they produce.” |Reflections It led up to caused a apirit of unrest this article for me. Iam too lame.| feside being Leyva opel alge These Simions tenes. wate, O° eduction of |We're askin’, “Wh is Babylon, that capital so great?” |Vancle Ebediah and I did consider state Mbrary, in the capitol building; the luxuriant MISTAKES AVOIDED BY PHILANDER JOHNSON. Twelve hours, nine hours, eight hours, always without | proprietor of pay, has been the growing demand ow comes Henry Abrabams,|And “Where are Tyre and Sidon, once the pride of man’s jable today, I curried 27 cows,| p ro whiskers of Charles Evans Hughes and the state li dampened the milk, put the formal.| Skibo castle, @ brary school. The first-named has been burned up, | 4 the with this expression of And look at ancient Rome, the model body politic! t Some day perhaps they'll sigh, “Ob, where is Pohick on the Crick?” second has retired to the supreme bench, 4 library school only remain But what bas all this got to do with this young ! man—the man in the picture? Have patie : As we said, Mr. Carnegie bied himself hence, é ‘ @ecretary of the Boston Central Labor union, labor's aspiration “We hope to see the day when five hours shall constitute a day's ‘Work: five days a week's work; five dollars a day's pay.” But Unele Jim, he made a speech that eased our growin’ fears Why not? Laborsaving machinery has vastly increased the pro-|"We have no hangin’ gardens to put taxes in arrears S ductive power of the indivNiual workman, The new “efficle pro-}We do jes’ work enough to keep the populace in health pores to show him how he can do three or four times as much In a/And don't invite the dangers of accumulated wealth time. If machinery and efficiency do not mean more ease, com-|We don’t reach out fur commerce with communities effete, eet ana leisure for the masses, then they will be a curse to the race.|Nor raise up orators to. keep a crowd out in the street Tt ts the business of civilization to see that they become a blessing. So, lift your heads,” said Uncle Jim, “and don't feel no diam aire Because of bygone blunders, Old Pohick Is here to stay! camer Santa Rosa went on the rocks off the |——— — Bi 1 nim or Sv Baga SEEPS dehyde in the cream, drove to town| mansion in New to buy butter color and got back in] yo: “ me time for lunch, We had eanned| ~x, *2¢ divers prunes, bread and oleo and skim med milk. Whoever started this) Companies An baek-to-the-farm movement? Why|drew Carnegie keep on asking that eternal que®|owns about all tion about why are farm boys eager to got to the elty, where steaks are| Mere !* Above and |two inches thick? These and many| “oder ground in other questions will be answered in] Duquesne. And, ing articles of course, there is banks and trust And he hired # young fellow who had spent quite a lot of time In Albany, He had been ten years in the state library and could tell who wro' aradise Lont without getting it mixed ap with “Childe Harold.” Very few young men in Hbraries can do this without 1 long practi When the doomed California coast Thursday night, her regular skipper, Captain Alexander, HEARD AT THE SHORE, HI8 METHOD. by Winifred: ¥ en was not on board. He was on his vacation, Al r had been an oe Ou OURDE tO) 8 very beautiful The young man was Judson T. Jennings, you guess? ‘Officer of the ship for 20 years, and never had an accident. Was it ne raging ag = A eitypebered OM You're right, of course. ; ‘ lucky for him or untucky for the passengers that he didn't make the last the sun couldnt sirke | After Carnesio Mr, Jennings went to Duquesne and was in charge : trip with the Santa Rosa? had made a few of the library th rs. Then the § o - meipclonii ¢ brary got bin been here four ye ‘ It had been a mad, gay party, and| (rifting millions of public library got him : - doll | oo. He will stay four longer—and possibly more, if the joy riders were chugging merri-|40llars In his steel too, 5 ? Some Bald-Headed Truth Wr aidag the “dake ane merry | mill in. Daquesae the’ trustees Nave thelr way about it. And Mr A few years ago men snorted at the fashion page (n newspapers When they came to the Four Cor-| h¢ built this Th nings doesn't ‘ ei pd ana Fa anxious to go away - : Ghd Magazines as a waste of space. Nobody looked at them but the | ners, the chauffeur turned and said| rary. It was for from here—not even to Doo-Kane biett, i i ‘Women and the man milliners. But, somehow, men have changed thelr gruffly, “Which way?’ Mile. Pap-| the tollers in the He has very gray hair, but that ts only a blu bd 1 faste in this regard, You see them studying women’s fashions with rika, the petite dancer of the Seven] steel mills, and is as youthful as you'd want tim to be, and very, ' ‘undlaguised tmterest. | Veils, r 4 herself and chirped| Mr. Carnegte tn ' by Brace. very much in earnest when It comes to the Seatt Getting refined, aren't they, or at loast more tolerant toward the drowally “Eva Tanguay stalled bathrooms Hie Gray Hair le Only a Butt, | Dublic library, over winee Sotral library, « bunch of * cian nd other moder his care he has a bunch of foibles of the softer sex 1 Se i tecencochst, You see, the fashion plates used to be com From « wedding story in an Ore-|conveniences in the Duquesne library, One may dip | branches and 100 employes. Last year the ary p of purely hypothetical faces and figures on which the new | con paper The bridegroom’s|into a warm-water pool or a rare edition of Balzac had a book circulation of 649,611, which is Just a trifl ry and gowns were displayed. But now they find the prettiest | | present to the bride wax @ hand-|Just ax one selects. more than the circulation of the Mbrary in Doo-Kane Sika qeuntry, Gren them ep ia the Rew styles, photograph and some diamond brooch, together! Among all of his acquaintances, however, Mr. Car- | Still, Doo-Kane has a public bathing branch, and that iaen | with many other beautiful things in|negie couldn't find anybody who was quite up to the | may tend to even things up. ‘And the men—the sinners!—study the fashions with the ardor out glass mark to take charge of the library. It was a pretty Our librarian is a member of the College Club 4 ie struggling dreesthaker whose fate depends on hewing to the mportant job, even if the city of Duquesne is more | two or three others. Also he is married and has two . ‘of the latest mode, This is the bald—we had almost said the bald VACATION IDLES, or less “under « cloud”—especiaily when the steel | dandy little children. The latter have . peachy € : Severe of the matter. With other tired mortals we will| mill is working overtime complexions, which would have been quite impossible e | flock Mr, Carnegie’s acquaintances seemed to be equally | had the Jennings family remained in Doo-Kane. ‘ Breas 2 re J : ; | 4 a y F “ po - 4 " . suppose that girl stays in the} “What form of summer amuse-|Te spend two weeks at fair W. pa net tiene tn a omens apn bes im fer the Pemmeh. Be Water all the time, so that the men| ment pleases you most? | topitiock. * - ft irene Aamemewetng ter advantages aa 8 resort, | will think she's athleti | “playing ot heme and writing to] “Ti Maine,” FoR novs nk she’s athletic : ome and wr o 1 Maine Eastern temperatures are averaging about twice as high as they) “a, y cnink that whe is wearing 1 sople at summer resorts about how! AND GHRLS t year's bathing sult oo! it ia in the city i ien't what you know, but what c Sig oe TEI ae ——— mr —| you can forget that makes a witness ‘ AN UNFORTUNATE ABLUTION in the Lorimer Investigation It Is an authentic anecdote of Hogarth that he was won Which tain miulature sketches on his thumbnail, to be elaborated at an| Pvokes the following latter tse, A certain Grumdaticn Sellowed the practice, He On, hew oan | Svar forget AGAIN UNCLE JACK REPEATS THE MOST POPULAR CONTEST conquered baked | write a plot in the same limited space in shorthand, He was « at Lorimer witness, you bet, The Star Circle was first organized in December, 1910, 1 h offered prizes each week for eg é consulted on a new drama by a manager | (Coowe druwings, exnays and verses, None has been so popular, however, as the prize contest for drawings of a Shame on you, Boston! Where are your Lowells, Whittlers and 1 have it,” the writer exclaimed d he immediately marked the} ») a “Young Girl's Head.” So I am going to repeat that co t again next week. Here is the opportunity for fellows? Where are your Websters, Sumners and Everetts?/ pio¢ upon his thumb nail. Weeks passed, but no play was presented. | you young artists to turn out some fine midsummer drawings. For the best three drawings submitted there will be a prize of a pound box of chocolates, Don't forget to use black ink on white paper. The She No Longer Knows Beans ‘The Boston baked bean has fallen in its ancient capital. “Com us prepare to hear the worst,” sobs the Boston Traveler, “I face the bitter, treasonable truth. Spaghett! & are your Channings, Emersons and Phillips Brookes? Gone| Ty. manager consulted the author eoeneces ion beans? G tt th th . Now, about the piece! It's done, of course; you took it on your |drawings must be received by Uncle Jack not later than Friday morning ere are your one west to grow up with the country! /inumb nail.” - - ~— _ ——— — keep your eye,on the West! To be sur plied the author, “and there it was for some| -—— L ee Lh ch gil TE NO collab ati: Aiello Ml RR hk ik Seg senses *, time; but as ill luck would have it, I one morning unfortunately—| Who 0 aptly replied Telly agiostager ah ergy tela TWO BRIGHT * |e * n ECHO vanlcpe po yog of .the ernatal crane in France, sey8}washed my hands!” Who never once | Mags = — one side of the * per vf O BRIGHT MEMBERS * « THIS IS A PRIZE WINNER *& ® overproduct gold is going on, and there’ a rise in prices. . At least if he did, I forget nm sending lotters, essays or draw ary * * 's s in coined gold for every man, woman and child on earth GIVES HIM A SCARE | inks to Uncle Jack A ot ie ROEM aaah i, speal ~ wd Other famous alo} received in t ee pi — . — TS ae aaa ee Tom—I hate to hear the toot of a motor born stata ae ee ae” ' ss wanm-nae avaliable almaly oo [. The writer of the following let 11 “ Dick—-Why 80? Fiee ’ cause the members forgot the rule jter will receive a pound box of Jobs for Educated Girls Tom—Well, a man ran off with my wife in a motor car once, andi) note you in my book of mem-|that was made when the club was |chocolates. No other letters we ; every time | hear a toot I fear she's coming back. ory |atarted. Always writ one side deemed worthy of rewards this * ‘Woman had a long, hard fight before she got the right to go to = - ao Shakes f the . 8 week, —t are, jof the paper, always add your | : Now she is wondering whether it pays in the matter of do} DID NOT KNOW lo my sweet master! O = -geoell name, full address and age, no mat | Dear Uncle Jack: I would help z and cents. “Are you fond of Tolstoi? ory! ter bow often you write, With mor mother by doing the dishes, sweep- : Graduates of Barnard, Vassar, Bryn Mawr, Cornell, Radcliffe, T ain't never tasted [t. These old fashioned home dishes are good Shakespeare, {than 1,200 boys and girls in the ing the floor and keeping the house Wellesley and Mt. Holyoke colleges have jist incorporated the | enough for me.”— Houston Post }A noble storie club, Uncle Jack cannot remember in order and keeping things neat ‘of Occupation for Women, to ascertain what college women |—— ———— ~ . ————- | And worthy for to drawen to/the address of every one, | and tidy. I can also help with the ‘“ do better than anybody else, and how they can get a chance to NOT RELISHED THERE. | A COME BACK, | memorie th ib j cooking is | : . Chaucer You Are Welcome, Margaret | I would help my father by pull- 4 upon the allent shore Dear Uncle Jack: I am a little] ing weeds out of the garden, bring- is ice to be educated up to a fine job—if you can get the job. there are enough to go around! ‘TRIBE over in Africa has a pleasant little marriage custom. The) menwory, images and precious |giri 12 yeare old. I came from Chi-| Here is a pleture of Lindsay Mc-|'"8 9 wood and keeping the chick- '. | Both are |e"s out of the garden noi Gono jeago to Seattle in March. J/Hary and his brothe: ; That whall not dle aud cannot be) noticed your circle last week, and | strong members of The Star Circle, | By doing all these things I have my father and mother mother picks out the man she wants for her daughter. If his destroyed decided to anawer it aud hav Ngitied t mention agrees, the pair have to marry. Equal suffragists please copy | 5 Wadeworth, | The way to make the vacation | more of ihe pouches prize Gapeate. can get away and go visiting quite ee bin com the tabi of my “ar pleasant for papa and mamma i# to| Lindsay ts in the fifth grade at j often, STELLA PRESHAW “The Thi: s ”? wipe away ail trivial, fond) be good ai ey them, They will|/ school, and has m fine record, both STELL. we w, irty-Third Degree’ for Women er we ooo emp en te ier aciitiencage soecieeea aaa | Snohomish, Wash ‘a “Sirs. McManigal, mother of two children and wife of a man whom ee Yours truly |portment That's the way Uncle| re R. F. D. No Box 31. if trying to hang, if you don't tell, we'll try to hang you, too! i INFORMATION HIGHBOY. MARGAR “ |Jack wants all the boys and girls ¥ xhat the officers of justice told the poor woman at Los 1} Conducted by Cynthiso Gay. jto get along. You must all strive NEW YORK—Fishermen are if ike Siiies* tka Gar Gri - to be record children. The boys {catching as high 2,300 biuefish ‘We pass this damnably legal outrage, perpetrated upon a helpless Bron . live at 1904 47th ay, 8. W |The school is five miles long. : “woman and mother, up to Woodrow Wilsou, Theodore Roosevelt, Jud |“aty tace is #0 greasy and red, = =~ ; Harmon and the whole crew of big ones who are dignifiedly I write you to learn q idly about recall of officers of justice, If it is sun burn, ee pd merely a cold In my head?" call 9 @ e 4 F 4 Rubine, tT cannot teil why! Observations | Foor tose took lke tochines! aye} F MARY SHAW, the actress, used to be a school teacher in New | Till you send me your head, e ro ‘Bampshire. That proves you can get over it ; Png examine the ree ; ? ~ a ~ ti sbutante—Oh! she'll never| ' | urn send stamp for " TA ccc ta gulttng Mt, veh ful ‘Ther bel anes bein cenete | tack ed ol Dea ee OS pang ° - him for a Chicago policeman pretty soon. | Second Debutante—Why not? If you love him so much {t ought / mation—highboy means bureau. . ° o o First Debotante—She always be-\to console you to think you've at! - = . fi - EASTERN — vars om 80 a ag nicely nowadays. | eves in telling the truth |least made him happy.” A LIMERICK To do a certain thing a ty a Whey feed ‘em nothing but letiuce until they do. bee : _ certain way often consti e ; in ee Tae os fi pr TWO-THIRDS of China is so closely covered with gardens that Sis Me-Willie ee ee oer ee financial success A eich ” < hei zi? th ‘there is hardly enough spare room to pitch a tent. Elis Widecs laa, eumteks bet the veek la Kuetuliy Sitar CM If you have singleness A lot of coal producers raised their prices or e - PE : dion News. ‘ : ee s of purpose in saving, you July 1—and they threaten to repeat the dose pe MONTCLAIR, N. J., forbids dogs to bark on any provocation after|“"N2 "8" | silt ansensd Recent, I or Dp. m. It Is believed they will obey as well as the trusts obey the | : Aug ‘ : w New Jersey trust laws, ne. AWFULLY RICH One great element of For the love of Mike, what's the sense of it? be See sae He's getting on-in the world Johnny said to the maiden: “Oh, stability in this Strictly I % © ; : an OVER 10,000 persons bid for the Panama 3 per cents. The issue Yes, indeed. He's rich enough now so that he can hire a man my! Ravinns Hank is les cnete doesn’t cost any more to mine now than in ie | was tree times ‘oversubscribed. Somebody has got money in bis to do his amateur gardening for him."—-Chicago Post This hammock Is small.” The re-|i Hs meaty dc i May. if eer ABE ie: ply ss of purpose, FR a Hie hae > : sa — °o 0 © DIFFERENT That she smilingly made Open an account in this Doesn't cost any more for freight either. we - EMMA A. SUMMERS, of Los Angeles, formerly a music teacher, com are queer —_ are ye stra me ease acid vos well healed Just about now—July and August—you and bo gaid to be the largest individual producer of ofl in the world. She Iia—Yes; they are delighted when you forget how to swim, will _net hold two ell, just a dabee ts ‘ es an ne > Rieeh S8R-wilie, Theee’s one use for munic teachers, anyway and mad when you forget how baseball is played—New York Sun, try.” ca determination to aid chy a is os that coal bin for ee ™ 7 nal . - - y winter—-maybe thats the reason Lake Washington strawberry pate a pkey “ let THE REASON fields are now opened to the public The Pacific Coal & Oil Co. (Lady Welling- on Ingenious Horse Dealer—Now, here's a nice horse for you, sir,|15 cents per gallon. t Coal ever rai ‘ces S uuagih AR V IN S RNER gl tay The reason his knees are bent like that is because he | -————= setae deoiia Th B on Coal) never raise prices. Sometimes we ‘ Bete icaxeu teamrin agg was born in a stable with too low a roof.—Pele Mele. e a or reduce them and this is one of the times. po Pastor of the First Christian Church, Seattle. PROPLES AMUSEMENT 08; Savings cacti ae Pel be rd ca) START SOMETHING, BIG DOCTORS. ee ey Se Lad WwW ili t C { MY BLOOD IS “all het up.” Iam Send young Doctors to Africa, or Cor. 3rd Ave. and Pike St. y e ing on 0a fe Portland this week at a Conven-|China, or Japan, where they are| gi | 50c LESS PER TON At Bunkers Li The biggest man here js a|needed so badly. There are five Sheldon who was trained in| million people In Africa without a | doctor tonight the Cobb build- € t ing swarms with doctors, BUT HIS SHINGLE HANGS on, 2 the roof of the world, Thibet.| 'T REMINDS ME OF A BEE re is that? He is the happiest | ve. The Clover fields for doctors Jan around here. Because he|®f¢ 80 in America. No man will more patients than he can car starve in these countries. I know ‘And they swear by him. |@ society that has money to send out two men now to Africa, Will 8 pa ONE DOCTOR for every! you go? ie Je in America, we have too) ’ luted here. ome are going 10|_THE GREATEST CLINIC OF Barve. Most of these 750 people| THE world is not in Seattle. It ts Gieep well and eat. their three|iM Thibet where Sheldon is. Ask res a day, too. Who wants to|tim and be convinced. He ts go: vas much as we like our|i9® back. There isn’t anything big ily physician? enough for him here. Do some- NO MAN NEED STARVE’ in | “ing big, Dear Doctors. ‘Afvica, or India. 1 know 16 doctors| AGITATE A SYNDICATE of Test year who treated 182,000 pa-| Clinics in countries where no doc- DURING JULY $5.50 LUMP $4.00 NUT $3.75 FURNACE $5.00 $3.50 $3.25 Good on orders of two tons and over. LYCEUM “A Mother and Sons of '76"—An- other Great Film of Revolu tionary Days Next Saturday evening, ¢ f shail be in “Woes of a Wealthy Widow"— She Finds It Hard to Marry, If you are one of the few who have not tried LADY WELLINGTON COAL this is to notify you that it is a hard bituminous coal and gives more heat with less dirt per dollar inve ed than any coal you can buy. “The Corporation” and “The Ranch Girl” — Two Other Worth-While Films, st Main 2174 ~~ EVERETT-SEATTLE INTERURBAN RAILWAY : Always a Good Show at the ents; 11,000 for each man. This|{0Fs are. Build hospitals where Silver 8 ' = 4 30 @ day for each, includ- they count. Send young men there Someat Piles an ODEON and ALASKA | Mone, + RAmited ‘wales - es @undays. They didn’t work| {0% honor courses. They will startle Gold Fillings .. 1,00 up M1140 , #20, 10:30 ‘Fegularly Sundays either, What do|‘@ World with their cures, Enamel Fillings. 1,00 up Theatres tea Pe ee, sige: B88 “f{< be you think of that? | MAKE THIS GLOBE your ward, Gold Crowns and ay Rh lb rte vain Satur THESE MEN DO BUSINESS! “# We Preachers make it our parish Bridge Work, per om fl 4 ‘where sick people are. They iike| 20 *9mething big. If you do, you tooth ... 5.00 in Thelr jobs, too, Some have ne hes.| Will be busier than Dr, Crichton at Full set of Teeth a | Main Offic: soe Pitals to work in, but they cut Ledger ona Xow, wits be = (guaranteed) .. 5,00 and 4:00 bm. ited trains | ain ig Latona Bunkers mo ple open and sew them up, when | 2.” your world interest wi PAINLESS EX- S510, S200, 1:00, 8:00, 9102 401 Hinckley Block y r y have to, just tho same, The — people of Seattle even TRACTION ses 50 a RE ae ee ear ed it if taney Ohana mererts si er confidence in you, $ oy 7:00, $200," 10:16 p. stra Both Phones 5040 2 ro eky ie their campony and a gaping y EXAMINATIONS FREE nae, Trial py RE a ate! 01 North 465, Green 652 ra aw circle of people 1 people is their clinic. =| West 11 for West Seattle keage trains 18 IT TRUE that there Is a Medi SNOHOMISH-EVERETT cal Trust trying to close up siaall INC., INTERURBAN co! yb + | TRAINS LBAV : 6:07, 7:20, “» Berns) sriasens because. we have 614 First Avenue [reo Am Mgsten tgs ete, 18 rs SPECIAL _Wetu 9:50, op m. : iN lect-working Steel wobbling with a great issue. 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