The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 4, 1911, Page 1

“A FORECAST OF THE GREAT TIDAL THAT IS COMING Senator Robert La Follette writes, auto-biograph- ELSE. It was formed because exist’ 4 parties, with) what todo. Many of them are still slaves to the party; meht for the good of all. ically: “The Civil War left at least one important| or without the co-operating powers of congresses and lamp. Many of them, mindful of the republican par- Fremont, “the pathfinder” of 1856, was weak, political legacy—one of the most powerful and unified | courts, had demonstrated their impotency to settle the ty’s grand original character and glorious purpose, and soon passed from the scene. _Let not La Follette, party organizations that ever existed, | suppose, any-/issue of human slavery. In spite of the great South,’ sadly hope to see that party again rise as THE DE- THE. PATHFINDER. OF THESE TIMES, doubt where in the world. I mean the republican party. | whose property in human beings was at stake, in spite; LIVERER OF MAN FROM THE YOKE OF for an instant that the American people see the issue We may never see its like again in this country of compromieing acts of congress, in spite of adverse/ MONEY. But the vast majority, we believe, feel and will finally meet it with more of the power of We think that La Follette is too pessimistic on| decisions by the highest.court of the nation, the peo- that the block on which the negro was sold away unity than American politics has ever known. this point; that it is very likely that we shall see ajple of the nation sustained, made powerful, unified from wife and children was no less symbolical of wrong Honor, love of liberty, love of mankind, demand party quite as important, powerful and united as the/the republican party—but not for all time, NOT FOR and brutality than the sale of congresses to Big Busi- of God-given rights, justice and equality before the * republican party ever was or ever again will be. ALL PURPOSES, not for all extents, no matter how ness; that the invasion of home and subversion of law, are filling the hearts of the common people, and | ‘ The — party was formed upon the prin-| vicious and inimical to the welfare and happiness of rights of liberty by injunction and contempt of court we shall have a stronger party, La Follette, than even ciple that all human beings MUST be free. It was|the people. process are not less unjust and tyrannical than was that which sprung full-armed from the brow of Jus- formed of the courage and character of whigs, fed- La Follette, the conditions today are very anal-|fugitiv slave legislation; and that a condition which tice, called itself republican, and wrote indelibly on 1 eralists, “Americans,” “know-nothings” and democrats | agous to those of 1856, and the issue is, in high de-|set parties at the bloody work of 50 years ago faces history's pages the name of that noble lover of men, i who PLACED THAT PRINCIPLE ABOVE ALL |gree, the same. The people have not yet decided|the present generation for amendment and adjust-| Abraham Lincoln. HOME EDITION Charley Taft has been appointed water ee co he Seattle Sta Tonsorial benefit association has been ONLY INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER IN SEATTLE 186 SEATTLE, WASH., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1911 ONE CENT. ms all od ———————— nd for hi hool baseball team, ly formed in New York to promote re- rbers. NEXT! if he'll carry it on both shoul- VOL, hi ligious ideals among t (JRMER (MEOW: GIVING AWAY PERSIAN » TROOPS IT MEANS DOLLARS OFAC | ees THREATEN FINED ~STAIERS | TWICE AS MUCH City Weights Inspector Presents Rather Startling Figures— How Manufacturers “Put It Over” the Housewives—A Vital Problem for Every Seattle Family. Mr Seattle Housewife Do you e r wonder why manufactur Laundry, was today convicted of McCOOMB, Miss, Oct. 4—Mar. | Do you Know hen you buy a dollar’s worth of package a violating the eight-hour law for tial law practically prevaile here goods:yon pay fr to 50 cents for the wrapping or boxes? a women. He was fined $25 and costs today ss a result of battle, be City Inspector of Weights and Measures A. W. Rinehart is com- iin each of two cases 7. tho tenes bay ei raion | piling a schedule, showing how the consumer is buncoed by the . Weaver pleaded guilt » od o} | e game. It oppear that more money is made from the manu ing Amy Harris and Ed oe companies of ne ee | nd sale of paper boxes and tin pails than from the goods chae théw: eight: be ave arrived to preserve order, contained in them. It is one answer to the high cost of living prob ing called out immediately after the fight. Trouble began when a special jtrain, loaded with strike-breakers }and bound for New Orleans, stopped’ jhere. One hundred strikers gat! jered at a freight sbed a haif guile lem. ber 19. The Noak Weaver, who is a» @ Sunday school, ts Mable to prosecution under the Washington child labor law Both Mrs. Harris and Amy Here is a small part of Rinehart’s list: When you pay a dollar for soda crackers is for the box. When you pay a dolla the box to 45 cents of this for rolled oats, 40 cents of it goes for cr testified to having wor . When you pay 10 cents for salt, 6 or 61% cents of it goes for the ioe otra enck ‘trom the depot, where the train had wast “ age hy : that Weaver had ord been sidetracked. It 1s clatmed When you pay a dollar for corn meal, 35 cents of it goes for the : that one of the strike-breakers) box work till 6 on that evening because he was behind In bis work “Rushed for Work.” The ex-counciiman made the ex cuse that the mangle had blown up durled @ brick among the strikers. Several bund shots were. fired and missiles of all sort were hurled. Scores of broken heads, injured s and ribs and other injurtes Ete., ete. ete MANUFACTURERS TO BLAME 4 s and jobbers of food products have grad- ‘ sed the cost of Hving without the knowledge of the con- i of raising the price of a package of rd and that he was rus! with his » jan sumer appears plain, Inste work. He said he was ronning two 5 Yto resulted before the engineer, mal oat meal, it is much jess worry to the merchant to slightly decrease in shifts, and wanted the day shift to ing a dash for his locomotiw the size of the p «ce. The housewife do notice the differ- work until the night shift ap through a shower of flying bullets, For ins instead of increasing the opened the throttle at fall speed. oat meal from two for a quarter to 15 cents straight, the same resalt peared The deputy prosecuting attorney) # ¥ Eee EER REE He wanted a Persian cat 80 17). train did not «top again until will be attained by making the package weigh 1% pounds, instead cross-examined Weaver very close-| ® EEE * vie one sample of hundreds ot |NOw, Otieans was reached, and fn of 1% ly. It appeared that a gong bad|* Pegg on rpeealiess passing through towns the strike. i Seattle hi tts holding tn her. hand ¢ That's the reason packages should be marked with their true net >| IN KITTEN? #| “cat” conversations over the phone. |Piraxers lay fiat on the floo js a young Seattle housewife, holding in her hand two ‘ ‘ ane 5 i » marked with th agen placed Jn the neetts %. be 4 , FO wy sggadl going #| The foree detailed to answer th ; sage Pog a J m the fhoors 9] packages of rolled oats. Each cost 15 cents, but the one in the welght. 1 ha ss wales marked on the package, the housewife wee time to quit and start * out of town, has three Persian # kept a report on the number owing the frases 5 striae Seer ee ee nes ene Saeny Cais oe meee ee oe There is a law in this city compelling the markigg of packages. He admitted that the principal pur|# Kittens to give away. Do you #/of requests for a real Persian cat. |preaker named Hayne ts dying here) fwice'ss much by buying in bulke “oe S88" | 44 your dealer sells you a package not marked with Ys true weight; pose in having the gong was to|® want one? All that the pies # geal ho ta g tee adele” today with a fractured skull, while ee : _ | -you can have him arrested and prosecuted. Fereet eerie Troms auitting, bes oot iiiens Wil. de given #| “lil dream of cate, walking ever | tiousty wounded, some perhaje = = moval regener % good care, plenty to eat and #|my bed tonight,” cried Freddie The | tay Kl = kane & kind treatment. If you want #| Office Boy. ana ‘ . eo Kilt alt up The Star and & It’s too bad to disappoint so) §§ It ts considered more than prob-tabout the only point of discussion, MURDER TR AL | ask for the Kitten Man. ai many girls, Why didn't you buy} able that continuous baseball will is just how this will be done. The | (Special to The Star.) ik it? igo «plaka der! tecchy bewerved up to local patrons of the| matter fs being thoroughly threshed | 7 | jfor them, y of the over at the annual meeting today | eeeeee “ oF game next year. A majority of the e y} ! OLYMPIA, Oct deores SF EEE S NESS! | office “central” girl. } magnates of the league are In favor of tho dir 8 | Wilson, former section foreman at | a Yes, it was sure the most stu 1 hae Indge MoCre Seoked wu ‘ ‘ re t little story in The Star last 2 of some move that will increase| Judge McCredie is looked upon) Rainier for the Northern Pacific) That ! 4 yon an inside} Bendous animal sensation of the} [patronage and gate receipts, and|by the other directors as a man of | railroad, was placed on trial for the |night, tucked away © % year for Seattle. The most aggra | wide baseball experience, and it is| eo if te and ein age page, was the cause of the most) vating f © of it was a the prose that the plan he has de le at Rainie on the evening of : f the yes kittens were found too small to} vised toward the end of continuous | novel sensation of the year y United Press Le | ne . July 10, in the superior court this eee ee was The Star on the| leave thelr mother, so mother and | WASHINGTON, Oct. 4o—Dee ual =) | ball for Seattle, the largest town in| morning. The work of selecting a No sooner ie, ve ile” began, |YounKsters were given to one fam-| ing’ that the initiative |the league, will be received with | jury is progressing slowly, and at} gal’. Cie of thale.te.t6 remove. noon not a jaror had be passed. Apparently everybody in town had y Mra. Newlywed wore (dum law of Oregon is “unrepublic . | ; [ ed. | Apparently ey. aud everybody waa| A Mr. and Mra. Newlywed were|an" and. a government. by’ beute| the Portland franchise to Ballard, The Cobles were murdered while be the owner ot/the lucky ones. Mr. and Mrs. JO force" the Pacific States Telephone | or Georgetown, thus having one aileep in thelr bed, with an ax, | dead anxious re iva kitten. Dur-| Tfiness, who were married last slegraph Company hee flied & teain playing to local fans continu- ia : Sunday, and who are living at 1219 } ously, The new Rainier Valley Los PT amg tae thar {ing BP Te wade’ ix egineg| Sixth ay. have the Persian cats. | yy oe meee see ot See park would be used for both teams Southern California toh ane or | phones, and this morning one boy oe matin bth ee _ gon taxing law, be “a Masts ‘ € vo men were on the cat shift gale see aie © | acted under the init . 5 psengncengea Sg Silage | ™aMeler Mell Is this The, Wrote ar Mr. Cat Man: We | the state constitution. The corpor:| tad up asa whale chaser at |Gtar? Where's the kitten man?) S0! married “Sunday. | Won't ¥0U | ation alleges that the law is a vio-| hi Long Beach. Any cats left? Oh my, what a soon pinto Masinen » SLATE BOURE-) lation of the federal constitution. | yt al cepeeets tees mamta seas wi PR Ges” Godienial less anyway: |, A# the 0 system forms the . } f 5 Those who didn't get the cats can raged essing tes A ee F , | a YH know that one little bride has been (inne er the ti ted eae : : a e Hvala Magen teaoy states of the Union, a decision up a , holding the company's contentions q 1 - by declaring the law unconstitutt P ; b ] al would have a far-reaching offec { : You Look As THOUGH a heavy | MUST BE AN You HAVE BEEN VERY 7 5 J) ANFUL STRAIN SUCCESSFUL In attorneys say, and would be ~ 4 |blow to the popular progressive BULLETIN. { measures, Pat (By United Press Leased Wire.) | (By United Press Leased Wire.) { yi BERLIN, Oct. 4.—Tripoli has DENVER, Colo, Oct. 4.— ee 2 fallen. Dispatches received here to » ie ed * Despite strenuous efforts to in. |* * day say that the Turks evacuated | . } is (By United Press Leased Wire.) duce him to speak, President |% yo. Teemu and’ cicinity: & he Soe SNR er Leer Were: ey 2 sh pg dae gs oe ig S aptanears.” F won't marry her row: | ‘Taft, while here, refused abgo- |# Occasional rain tonight. and #) palace and barracks were burni we ¢ got me ‘in bad’ wit i lutely to reply to a public let- |# Thursday; moderate ensterly # The Turks had first commenced an | Winifred Read, a bartender, with whose mother lone Adams, ter printed in the Deover Ex- |* Winds, Temperature at noon # orderly retreat to the hills, but they | w iT f r, hid for three days at Spanaway, creating | arreres obese press demanding that he back |* today, * | could not withstand the fleet shrap. a disappearance mystery that stirred the village to its depths, dis- clajms the gir! today. < ViBhe cane to our house at midnight and asked to stay there, says Read, “I had expected to marry her when she was of age, but | won't now.” up his suggestions for the im. |#¥ KRM MMH Hem nell and finally fled peil meil peachment of judges, and de- clare for a dropping of prosecu: tions againat “Seattle ‘protest. | Chicken sreren ARNOLD i A NEW LINE OF * * hysterical ants against the injunction ac- * ~The girl, who is in bed at her mother’s today, half hy ’ | tions of United States Judge C. “Dear Ma: I hope you forgive me ’ if e still loves Read. The parents refuse to prosecute. H, Hanford ar Ma ope y fore ai Men 8 i me —=. » Ha . | R h for coming away like I did. I have ee AP a } anches fot getting letters from a fellow in Oo j tt ¢ | Seattle ever since we lived there The Boy Prisoner at the Bar | MYSTERIOUS | for = fice ribs) Overcoats | | worrying about me. hope you will s | r He was only 19, and he was a prisoner at the bar. He had forg (By United Proas Leased Wire.) $250 i not make a disturbance between us With | ed a check for $15, and with boyish frankness he admitted his guilt SAN RANCISCO, Oct. 4.-—A\} | We were married in Seattle Sunday | night, 1 thought that was the best | Military to Judge Main this morning. mysterious shooting affray in front ad Should he be sent to the reformatory? There was no question |of the Melrose he here, shortly | thing I could do just now, I would} | had in an infraction of the law. before noon tod resulted in the Near Bremerton we have sey- {} have asked your consent, but I was Cc ae at ee Oe Jerick W. Robin lafraid you would refuse me. His ollars Should he escape punishment? He was young, and had borne | wounding of Fr eral five-acre tracts suitable for ” fore. son, who ch to have arrived rade. A father is a surgeon in Joplin, Mo. . Pe sie punlenroent ‘or mercy make a better man of him? Judge | here today from Fresno, Robinson |{ chicken ranc hes at $50 per acres?! te ig sending us $100, He bought | Main decided for merc id suspended a one-to-20-year term in jwee shot through the abdomen and me some clothes now and is going Better come in and secure @ 7, : in this ca will probably die. | s to buy me some more, Write to G.| So stiatdaiaeed ait I = a me ex |} tract, D. We are going away, but will go| : | to see you if you will’ recelye us This is all now. How is all the SIO Cash _ }} tots? oot vve. Prom your tevin} F wot made of Cheviots, Scotch | The above letter, dated October 2, | rose and Rain-proof ma- $5 Month Ly } was sen oy tbyearoia rrances ar‘|} teres | nold from Seattle to-her mother, liv |img at 1906% Tacoma av, Tacoma arene ‘The anxious mother was in Seattle y . yesterday, but could find no record Shafer Bros OLE HANSON & Co, of her daughter's marriage at the courthouse, No trace of the girl- Arcade and Arcade Annex. 314-315-916-317 New York Bike $) wife and her unknown husband has been found. 5} SPECIAL In “The Usurped Power of the Courts,” a great series of articles running in Pearson's Magazine, Justice Harlan of the supreme court is quoted as follows: — : 4 “When the American people come to the conclusion that the judiciary of this land is tisurping to itself the functions of the legislative department of the government, and by Judicial construction only is, declaring what is the public policy of the Untted States, we will find trouble. Ninety millions of people—all sorts of people with all sorts of opinions t usurpation by the judiciary of the functions of other depart power on its part to declare what is the public policy of are not going to submit to the ments of the government, and the the United States.”