The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 12, 1911, Page 4

This Young Seattle Man Breaks Records Like You Break Your Morn'ng Egg Shell | THE SEATTLE STAR Private Rxchange Main $100 and Independent 44% “ot Enited Press. Bubiiahe d dally by The Star Publishing | Ne can just as easily break ape record as the shell of bis morning one. It's o habit with him. Get him started, and he'll ¢ a lead on anything. He even began life 4, 8. Dakota | He was nt to the University of Nebraska to study football and law | Alfred H, Lundin did both, smashing the scholastic record by copping off | th Young WLundin's forte te logical argument rather than eloquence, He was the man who secured convie tions of Axel Nist, on the char murdering Patrolman Davis; Harry and | Carroll, the “Badger | many other important case most recent conviction was that of of Panama The American people are practical. They have little tse} theories, but are gluttons for facts. Well, here are the) is about what the United States is doing on the Isthmus) 4 in th nl | Charles Pryor, the ex-polt te ss "oO 3 ac o justice to two degrees in five years, as well as ‘ you he ollceman Of Panama, and to miss a line of it is an act of inj c Lamnahiee = detercoaaet tn qtiioats Lendin hasn't made up his mind yourself and your country If there hadn't been a law against what record to break next Sut it, he might have broken the record by starting to practice law before he was of age. #o he had to con-| tent himself with hanging out bis} shingle later in fife, when he was © To begin with, two of the biggest PRIVATE engineers it's coming. He just can't help it Gm this country—Wallace and Stevens—absolutely failed to} 9 | ‘iii L i: head against the difficulties of building the canal, They] Eyes Cured we it up. We were obliged to call on a little group of BLIC engineers—Goethals and his associates before we 2t. He came all the way to Seattle bald find MEN WHO DARED TO TACKLE the stu- to do it, five yours ago. | dous undertaking. They were obscure men compared with Cow Two years later, he was made} deputy prosecuting attorney | This is not & usual sehievement allace and Stevens; just West: Pointers, educated by the} we: Wa oken sabe ath thks mtry for the army corps of engineers. ‘They obeyes! orders) jand around here sold for a dollar, “I've given notice “Don't you think the tenor sings]in the opinion of #76 of the 900 oF and tackled the biggest engineering job of all the ages and « get oe re a As wane Tees “S mueh bao ius 1,000 struggling young lawyers in / Pe elites wanite 40 the wo contract, but all bids} “And what does It sell for now?” | “The family wants me to le “You, enpectally in his upper re&|geattle. When Vandervee t The first idea was to do the work by contract, but all bic Taxes.” | use the telephone.” loien” peaie,. Wace Saanee aor went} WITHOUT THE KNIFE | Gratetur pati | tous ‘ Wha Hatre | Bed ail Nye Diosoece received were impossible—cither ridiculously high or hope cond irresponsible. We simply had to drop the canal or But This (@ Different. Moral Senco. ii panes pee ee by Er ‘ If OURSELVES. (Remember that, you people who] “Fan,” sald George, “you know! "Did you smuggle jn anything) sorter Marmby. tx, Samant, Lee ‘say that, if organized dollars doesn’t have what it wants, then | repro terms yward you. Do you! Ne, indeed, my é: he secured 59 corvictions. ¢ by i you know - fpanized dollars will quit and calmly allow all the rest of) to defraud the gov Maybe there won't be some joy Bn “OY lernment that way. And ther, my among the Second Story Climbers Sere — association when the news Kets out | TO CT ED | se.” Fun sald, with a sby husband's business has not been that Lundin bas tendered his rests: | ALFRED H. LUNOIN. Ms f starve to death.) | lan i We proceeded to dig, Mind you, we proceeded to dig} tion?’—Chicayo Tribune. f " P &. } so good this year, andéwe couldn't ‘A FANCY TOUCH ont Want chore : LUNDIN. — He's 26 now, and he figures It's not look so awfully big now to the Sin utter defiance of the accepted American dogma that able} — afford to risk the heavy fines.” Men will not work without the incentive of private profit, and) Incorrectly Reported. katie about time to get into practice for | responsible head of a family of himself. You se, he's father of \ever iaid your eyes on, and the ‘that all government work is, in consequence, necessarily waste |. “Mise Panny, 1 am sorry to hear Truly Tragic. the “cutest little baby boy* salary of a deputy prosecutor does * 4 * | that you think 1 am trascible.” | Mister,” id the villager, “l see Gul and incompetent. That dogma is today dead and buried) "Who aye | think so?” | pom gar ‘Macbeth’ tonight. ie 4 ® in the sands of Panar for the canal has been dug with an} Mrs. Looper. | tragedy economy and efficiency FAR SURPASSING PRIVA Did she tell you that? How much in the box office, PENTERPRISE. | It will be finished one or two years ahead) [Sho did. Miss Panny | ORE shonind vere Ham, 1 7 it le: h e © e. ell, ther you misunders ood 4 (of time, at a cost tens of millions less than the estimate her or ‘she misunderstood me. I| “Yes, my frlend, it's a tragedy, % Two gangs of men—just common laboring men—engaged | gidn't say you were trasctble, Mr.) right.”"—Washingtoa Herald. different dams, are fiercely competing to see which shall] Feathertoy. 1 eaid you were im ve ' grees Cleveland Plain Dealer,| PICKINGS FROM JOE MILLER, por Best Fresh Churned Creamery : eT ere te . rs nal @ st. best and| Possible. 4 IN THE HONOR of ck its work quickest, best an Aye The druggist danced and chortled Butter a few days, regard Pcheapest. At last accounts one gang was leading the other} ti the bottles jeianed on tha: ee Te in economy by one-cighth of a cent per cubic foot of concrete 4 A Whiner. nhelves. 4 y © The bluff, cheery optimism of What's up?” asked the assistant laid, and the other gang was ‘working its heads off to close! ,,, Senator Frye,” said a wer, “have you been taking the gap! Not a penny in it for ‘em, cither! Did you ever| Lewiston divine, “could not brook hing? hear of @ race like that between men in PRIVATE employ-ja whiner | “No,” guraled the dope distributer ment? ‘Once, at a din here im | gleefully Hut do you remember But the canal itself is only a part of the story. Uncle! Lewiston, « wnt n lefully | wint . B Sam has made that pestilential isthmus more sanitary than|"*"'Naye only one frtend on oasth| “Yes, bot" what doses: can ue ceed Ed ger ly Ss Pew York, converting it from a place “where white men can-|—my ¢ | well, the plumber who fixed! pin of fare la always struck off? : Bot live” to a place where white men can and do live in com-| | “‘Why don't you get another|them has just come in to hive a) “That's junt a 1521 First Ave., at Entrance fort with their families. | anid Senator Prye. pre Sanitary Public Market. j Sam is ing a line of steamships from Colon pepe: sipeTe OF = a Uncle Sam is running a f steamships fror ay OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE eh fo New York, They make the run in ONE DAY LESS * seated opposite| when our water pipes frose last ney touch, Wel on Milled. never had a quail in the joint.” asiso00 private s, and last year netted a pr a 50, YOURE 7 EPSON GORDON ARE HA HIS OPINION Ves, and Uncle Sam is running two sn you. AND YOU KNEW Me AS A BOY, EM? HRA Sa eA et he The Grandest : WELL. / JONT MINOW YOU'!? 1. DID GO TO | |-Medbe tim wrong” mys Une) SCHOOL WITH A DIRTY FACED KID BY THE [fon ami: : van | | zm wae Ba, ence DO wa PT Camping Place '" | PART HIS NAME IN THE MIDDLE It; men would just be ‘on the | On Puget ning of $ | the isthmus with a gross ea’ © initials on the sic for sore eyes! But so far we have told you only of those im most countries, are regar ublic works the United States they are gen treated as-a means of aquare’ exploitation for private profit. Can Uncle Sam run hotels,| i Aw’ pay tholr help a wage that's | Sees eres. Pecenies: lenukiries,, machi per | We wouldn't have no ‘labor war’ Made from grape Cream of Tar- Partment stores? CAN he hy, Uncle > smart No strikes, no revolutions, nor 4 tars absolutely free from alum. est hotel keeper, baker, laundryman, machine s fg merchant in the business! ® We haven't room for the whole aniss the part that bears on high cost of living. At the very time when meat prices were being most steadily boosted else | where, the butcher of P. na, Uncle Sam, was selling porter-| house steak as follows: January 17, 1909, 29 cents per pound ;} February 1, 27 cents; May 30, 25 cents; February 1, 1910, 21 sents. So with all merchandise, the people get the purest and) i) best at constantly decreasing prices. The reason? Uncle} Sam docs business on a large He manages with hon esty and efficiency, and HE CHAR NO PROFIT This is an inspiring story. The people will learn it by heart. And out of Panama will come, in time, more than fnereased commerce and social intercourse. A NATION THAT CAN DO WHAT WE ARE " EIS TOO BIG TO BE CRUSHED BY mA FEW MEN WHO HAVE NOTHING TO THEIR CREDIT SAVE DOLLARS. WANTEO—A cold-proof baby, a baby-proof sleep, a sieep-proof wife and a wife-proof hired girt. Sound QUILCENE ON HOOD CANAL Steamer Amerind Leaves Pier 7, Seattle, Tues- jor miliionatre philanthropists! If each one only did his best duet to be JUST, There wouldn't be no ‘deep unrest” No great distrust #0 kind an’ free you mustn't tory Fer eet a k wives have found Dr. Price’s Cream , ; Baking Powder a guarantee of light, anes, Sar pure and wholesome food. In times gone by Yd thought those evils ‘had to be’, An’ that ts where . We'd land if folks would just be fair! That's how it seoms to mo By gee, Mebbe I'm wrong,” says Uncle Bui, But till” days and Saturdays at 9 a. m, Quilcene at 3:30 arriving at pm Carries Freight and Passengers If you are searching for an outing place where fishing. hunting and mountain climb ing are attractive features, you can do no better than te go to QUILCE. Wite—Why did you refuse to give that man the rooms? Husband —He looked 0 {!!-tem pered 1 was afraid I should never summon up courage to raise his An Eye to the Future. War Declared Catarrh Germs Must Be Conquered or Health Wit! Be Destroyed. A good quality Carpet Broom, regularly sold at 40c. Special for tomorrow, only. .,.s..++4 25¢ | [Edison's Latest Discovery Thomas A. Edison has been discovering things’ for the benefit of the human race for a good many years. Life is ‘better for the masses because he has lived and labored. Now he is in Europe, on a well-earned holiday, yet keeps APPROPRIATE aia auouaa. b= erty Rn H ar-mergannen dios fight on thinking. He has made, over there, what may turn| “The Comoups have got a coun-| “My garden didnt turn out very| get rid of It. ical fF out to be his most*important discovery. He says: try place and now they tell me weil this year, I think I'll bave the] You might as well choose your *L believe rural life is the basis of human happiness.|{¢%bave looked up their family soll of my back yard analyzed. veapons, declare war and annihi- w s = ee tree.” | “Lean give you an offhand analy: | Every man ought to have an acre of land, with three-quarters) “tre a good tree to go with alsis right now, olf man. ‘That soll| right ane eatarrh germs of it devoted to the intensive cultivation of garden truck. ‘That|country place, it If such a shady ina too much tl » gia *, putty] Stomach dosing won't kill them; would provide sufficient food and make the owner indepen-jone."—Baltimore American. and bullder’s lime. ‘ashington| neither will sprays or douches. GAS TOASTER Makes four pieces of Sleeve Ironing Board, good crisp toast at one _ Pes » made Of | time ; the regular 20c seasoned fir, 19 inches long. Regu- grade; special tomor- lar price 25c, now ....ee0+6 ee gel WOW oscsse esse 106 If you have catarrh you must van ay ants my ideal of civilization; I monte aye people ar tie cLimne Herald HYOMBH, a pleasant. autteeptie, ive on small farms instead of surrounding themselves with germ destroying air breat! over $ z 4 sept WITHOUT, INDEED the entire membrane will put attificial urban condition All right, so far, Mr. Edison, but now we must draw on your inventive faculty in order to make possible the realiza- tion of your ideal. Will you invent a land system that shall compel owners either to use their property or let go of it, so that the most Gesirable lands, lying nearest to the markets, can be made into little farms? Will you irivent an educational system which shall turn "out a generation of young men and women who know how to bring the soil under intensive cultivation and how to make fmoney out of poultry?’ Will you invent an economic system that shall give every- ody enough money to buy and improve an acre of ground and to build a decent home upon it? And when you have inevnted these various systems, wil! you invent a means of getting them adopted and placed in Operation? Professor--In this ease of gun If you can do these things, Mr. Edison, all your other use-}*Hot wound the ball has struck the ful and famous inventions will be submerged in the glocy of| “"blect In the “You old relic of the inquisition, ge & Ol! Absent-minded Student Give] 1 thought you advertised that you catarrh germs out of business in short order, HYOMBI (pronounce {t High-o- me) is guaranteed to end catarrh, | asthma, coughs, colds and croup or money back. If you own @ Hittle/ HYOMEI hard rubber pocket in. haler you can get a separate bottle of HYOMEI for only 50 cents. If you haven't an inhaler buy @ com: | plete outfit that only costs $1.00. | Sold by the Quaker Drug Co. and} druggists everywhere. | mnengenemen —— —| Women Need mpathy and help when they are Pracked by weakness and suffering, | At times when Nature seems cruel - and very hard—when depressions | = — and derangements come -~ kind} estat cmanlytitadainay ctvadysopetly. SOLID OAK —_|_KITCHEN CABINET A remarkably low price for]A large, well constructed this final triumph, and you will be remembered forever as|him his base. extracted teeth without pain When ailments occut, the best/ satural help and correction is the} a solid oak Dresser, style as| ¢ abinet, made of fi shown in picture, golden fin , made of fir in the ’ the inventor of human happiness. ate asin =| “Well, [ didn't remove t 5 e the pain, HUSBAND CATCHING | too, did't, sir PT ate and well-tried family remedy J | ish; just the thing for the golden finish; plenty + of BY FAT WOMEN yon simi. woocnrsarsncr von | Observations in Many, too, pltimp lady ix krowuina| Stam Preee, call Bt he Viren SEECHAM S$ children's or maid’s room,|'00MY drawers and cup- : 713 FIRST AVENUE “Union Block, SEATTLES LEADING DENTIST Whom Others Ty to Imitate |» bent ey gpm letter to Dr. John Dentist, in next At First Avenue and Marion Street you will see a sien, “The Right Dr. Brown,” and on First Avenue, near Cherry Street, in the Washington Building, you will see ° Dr. J. Browa.” I have nothing Regular price $14.50, Spe-| boards. Special price for to- CHINA is using the indemnity Uncle Sam waived at the time of the} sinc RET Oe 2 cial... | ther have Tany interest Im Ree Maire te tsiede voene tba taf women to America ae eens use can never sivel SAEES aie, pet Pil | S : rose sese++ 9-06) morrow only ® ..,..$9.75 ; ate o o o her lollipops and s have bee ed at TI a for @ | First“Avenue for 19 year am the We advise Mr. Taft's friends to take him home and setgiim at the : Burelar-Proot Joniy Dentiat im tne State of Washington | who has fought the De Combine te & harmiess game of golf. He's too young and tender to be let play with _, Seattle's Largest P se & political mate! r. : VAULT They correct the result of errors Housefurnisbing Store J eoameotih FAB Fe {seus | ind Temov ma iO ae ENT, IF THERE'S a certain joy in witnessing the happiness of others,| Now, such ‘ DOORS Thee he: oe paecoine es pey Now od STATE D AL WAR A that won't-come-oft British sinile about the Canadian vote on reciprocity | reg dhertabeesmteas sponges Blaaaaied c GOOD THING FOR is sort of warming. |Gdce-and. dott without distaste wureiar-rvot ne whole system. ‘They relieve THE PEOPLE o ° ° lof their appetite for candy or Mob-Proof servousness, headache, backache, MULBERRY BEND is about to have its name changed to Columbus] (10U" ease, All that d lispel depression and su’ y noke @ Dolled Will Lowe Twe ng. | Beecham's Pills give the organs to Furniture park, and all lovers of old New York associations are preparing to put Dental Work. up @ beautiful kick. aaa Pa ae ant vlogs “ trength, improve bodily conditions ot ites Cae CHICAGO working women systematically “lose” their children! ™ , Tablet, ‘stter 5 and may be relied upon | mr teeth; the combine when they go to work in the morning, and “find” them at the police sta-| - iP j thook tion when they return from the factories at night. And the big-hearted| » what «that 1 All the policemen take in the kids to keep them from being run over in the| {ore*tt attravtt For Credit streets, Score one for the police! (being, made after the famous Mau Marble . You Want oe 8 : Preoription om Mar-|— FIRE PREVENTION DAY {s & new idea started in Indiana and| ili0!%,',0% Hl. Mx. Can 2° eotar | PURCELL SAFE CO. Sure R Li f BOE Wh. ANE HUTS to spread. The idea is to teach people, in town and country, how | are not expensive, ee ben the elle to simple m@asures to prevent fires from getting started. It ig] $3 Farmer Bldg. Detroit, lle are specially a Saat all druggists asking only 16 e expected that millions of waste will be stopped, Phe aggg oh sree tence each box, evenings wntll & and Sundays Diiietit chaos seach nad BRING RESULTS nT Res ole wen