The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 15, 1911, Page 4

THE SEATTLE ST More Tainted Money Omaha is greatly excited over the question of ac- ceptance by the council of $100,000 worth of property for emergency hospital purposes Anna Wilson, long of a notorious resort, who is said to be 76 years “retired,” and worth a million. It’s tainted money, they cry If it were Rockefeller offering providing Omaha raise another $250,000, offering $100,000 for a library, providing $100,000 were raised, Omaha would bly feel un- tainted. Yet the business methods of these men have driven more men and women wrong than that hospital will ever hold or Anna Wilson ever saw. Sanction of your “taints” depends much upon the sort of moral clothes you wear and the way in which you But the Omaha taint is, clearly enough, an everyday business matter. For 45 years, by and with the consent ed a whole lot, and it is pretty Working “the Bulwark’”’ Here's something more about the “judicial bulwark” of our liberties, about which the people of 21 states are going to hear Taft rant, this fall. : ‘ Prof. John B. Moore has published the “Works of President lames Buchanan,” and he shows, by letters passing between uchanan and U. S. supreme court judges, how Buchanan @wayed that court In the Dred Scott case: It was in this case that the court decided that human beings were chattels, things be bought and sold. its A 9 after Buchanan's inauguration, Wm. H. Seward rose in the U. S. senate and created a tremendous sensation by Jaring that before coming into office Buchanan approached or was approached by the U. S. supreme court; that an unholy “coalition existed between the executive and the judicial depart- to undermine the national legislature and the liberties of people.” The whole South denounced Seward as “one of crazy abolitionists.” Today, Justice Grier’s letter proves That the president of the United States did use “the big stick on that “judicial bylwark,” the U. S. supreme court. Of course Taft hasn't used any such pressure on our U. S. Supreme court. All Tait did was to practically make a new fourt. And just look at the sort he made. No “undermi ing” about Taft's court. It just comes right to the bat and openly wipes out national legislation, as its sacred right as a “bulwark. *® CRANE, millionaire tron manu-|no community with desfre of goud , who is investigating col-|repute can afford to ignore It Ife, says that at Princeton it eee beer, beer, beer, How foolish of} MYSTERIO! man at Mane . Wiley not to go to college when field, Ark., says he can make elec- ‘wants to find out what beer is! |tricity from salt and water Shucks! We knew a man one ' vn deta who made a gold mine out of one DISPATCHES say that when! piece of paper, one pen and a littic ‘Taft asked to be made a0! ing. aoe ‘tor, his father set his foot down Bim. We guess not. Had Bill} NOW they're having record that, we'd also had an item |breaking rains in the Middle West. Life there seems to be just one thelr taking up Charlie with ‘sponge. blamed thing after another, all dif- leas ferent. D now ‘tis charged that New sesindent GABY DESLYS says wen harbors 2,000 immoral wom- right under the walls of Yale.|changes of frocks she’s fully ar- should be sus-|mored to capture New York. She's until New Haven has ajactually going to try to capture to defend herself. 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MADISON At 12th “Oh, J bape ing tormive us a check at our wedding instead of a present.” “AN right; we'll have the cero- meny at noon instead of 4 o'clock.” “But why, deart* “hanks close at 3.” “How mi ? “Four quarts, bah Jove,” HIS ERRAND. “Just beard of a man who re ‘turned to his wife after an absence of tweaty years.” “What excuse did he give for) sw staying away all that time “Bald he couldn't get the sample matehed.” NO OTHER WAY. “Where did your wife spend the immer?” “Abroad.” “and how about yourself?” “Went tate bankruptey.” footlah.” ing dust spots Vet you think with careful brushing Maybe for awhile “twill do, doytully you seek a mirror, Happy thoughts your bosom ewell, Take one blasted, AUTO MUCKRAKING.* “Did you hear about MeRaker'y good fortune” No * 4 ie bag Jost landed a big serfer of articles with « magazine, tn which he denounces the automobile business and shows that from every possible point of view automobiles are bad things and should be abol ished.” “That's fine, What's he going to the money?” an automodile.“—Life, took—your Last year's derby looks like—yes That is what it most resembies, Brim too wide and band askew, Wifle then remarks, “You see now Why | need a new one, too.” Charcoal placed in a refrigerator r will absorb the odora of food, but) 49, with Buy the car siipx and who wants odorless food? “My, how ee sides! I must divcharge this chauffeur.” ve bi es hance. Let peace treaties fail, let rect-/#tye him e ¢ procity flarle, let Halley retire, but Impoastble His name ie Skid still our country is safe becadse | ™ore.”-—Life Joe Cannon bas said he will rum again for congress Taft is for peace; most {at men are for The “Song of Moses,” com; in 1491 B.C. ie the oldest in the world fimprove if you Seedy Visitor—Do you have many that’s what| wrecks about here, boatman? Boatman — Not very many, sir You're the first I've seen this sea- The cabbage always tells his} son —Tit Bits. young ones they may grow up to be caulifiowers. THE BLESSINGS OF POVERTY Flub—And you say you are satin: fied to be making oul 5 a week? Dub—Sure. If I made more than thi some girl would come along want to marry mo.—Life, H@ NEEDED HELP Lawyer to Client: Were you present when your wife paid over ; the money? ent (confidentially): Counsel- lor, vieh vay ins de best?—Life. | MOTHER UP TO DATE | Who scorns a lazy limousine? | Who olls and cranks her own ma- | chine? Who kuows the price of gasoline? My mother, Children owe a debt of gratitude to the men who made the rule pro- hibiting children in fata, | Who plays bridge till her forehead aches? Who gives me points on no-trump makes? shows me how to place my stakes? My mother, MARIETTA OVSTER STEW OR THREE IM FACT, SO WHAT | | Wha Who stays out late on caucus night? | Who tells me of the wardg.ezgat | fight? Se | And how to mark my ballot right? My mother, Ld Nice on Cold Lamb, Ernest Mustard fg» here from Akron, Ohio. gin Courier. And So He Flunked. “Honors and grades from no con- ditions rise,’ Those spoke college prof, with beaming eyes; The freshman heaved soulful sighs, And said, “I think ‘tis folly to be wise.” : tet? ir and Who wields a el withor Who mounts the rostrum near? Who runs for senator next My mother! r? a —Life. Mince green peppers 2%: with cream cheese. Spread between thin slices of brown bread. a dozen Never — @ woman by, the company she is compelled to etter. A Bit of English Humor. tain. sinacy toon The night train was approaching |Blackheath, outside of London, and jtwo Americans, unacquainted with the locality, were in doubt as to the station, One peered out through the window into the unresponsive darkness and sank back into his |place. The other did precisely the | same, is it Blackheath?” inquired the “The Lord only knows,” replied the other,fn hopeless fashion, A small, apologetic, shrinking sort of Englishman, sitting next, spoke up. “I beg your pardon,” he said, softly, “for intruding upon your The onl HAD PLAYED IT. “Dridge spoils conversation “ “Only temporarily, You ought to hear the remarks It Inspires after the game breaks up.” THE RULING PASSION. “Leaw Banke, the contractor, at church.” FOREIGN PARTS fis bite record Carn catches on a0 age of 10,000 dogs @ year. Heard Istand has been officially annexed to Great Britain.—Durban (Natal) Star When will little Islands learn they should be seen, but pot heard? Cuba ta about to harvest the larg est sugar crop tn the island's his tory.—-Havana Star. The Cubans are probably looking forward to good times in the uweet buy and buy Apparently Monaco’s new con stitution ia working without a sim gle hitch——-Paris Journal. hould have miss od problem One might have expected trouble be twoen the black and the red. the tate of Ban Luis will resign. — Mexico Horaid. They do some things better in Mexico than we do here! The minister of finance am nounces fn his new budget a sup plementary income on bachelors’ and widows, alsa one on matches— evidently pro- poses to catch ‘em both going and coming. According to statinticn just te sued, thia republic has in the past fifteen years consumed perfumes Poat Apparently Uruguay by any other name is prepared to smell as sweet. A Jomadar of the Zhob levy corps han from the Saradargn post with twenty-two sowars; he is a Jogezal Kakar.—Calcutta Mer- eury What « surprise! Think of ft! A Jemadar who is also a Jogesal Kakar! —From Life. U CATION Rastus was honest and tndustri- ous, but, in the opinion of the new minister, unsociable. “Nelghborliness, my dear friend,’ sald the dominte, “is brotherliness. De you take the trouble to sec much of your neighbors?” “Ah reckon ah sees as much of them as dey sees of me,” Rastus re- rhaps,” said the clergyman, “but do you love your neighbor as yourself?” IMPERFECT HARMONY Senator Depew, at a recent din- ner im New York, sald of Richard Strauss’ muste: “To hear Strauss’ ‘Elektra’ or his ‘Domestic Symphony’ always makes me think of the old Scotch piper who said: “‘Ah, there's ane nicht I sail ne’er forget. There were nineteen Pipers besides mysel’ all ing wee bi parlor, all playin’ ‘ditrerptf bane, Just thocht ¥ was to heaven!’ —Washington Let's capital ~ to Omaha News. ma of the Whitewashington,— BAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure Baking Powder made BUTT NEARLY MISSES BAFT’S BEVERLY BELLES AT NORTH FRAMINGHAM, MassSept. 15 today. 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