The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 25, 1912, Page 4

a THE SEATTLE STAR E* Phones: Private Rxchange Main 9400 and Independent 441. ~" BGiaber of Waited Press. Published Daily by Phe Star Publishing Co. “Kitared at Beattie, Wash., postoffice as necond-clay t be “rl o ents per month up to six months, Bix montha, 1.70. Subscribers to eattie Star will . Favor by noult ri prompt and regular dellv 1 to secure prompt a ular, delivery of nervivr n. 0 this substitute avother paper for t 0 th 1, and complaints are giv Your paper failed to arrive any ni ght bj ‘Office at once. Main 9400 or Ind. 441 Rent sk for the Cireulatton In Lorna Doone the Ridd family fell into the power of John Fry, one of the hired men, by paying him more in the way of wages than the law allowed. By law, people were allowed to pay only so much; but the Ridds paid John Fry more, and he used their “crime” to extort other and further privileges from them! All of which is, somehow, brought to our minds by the awful state of things in South Africa, The “natural laborers of that region, according to a writer in the African World, the n of the white investors in the Dark Continent, are the Kaffirs. But the Kaffirs will not labor, says this indignant capitalist. Why will they not work? Because they can live nicely without! As if that were any reason! How can they live without work? Well—er—they do work a little, of course, but they have lands of their own, in @ sort of teservations called “kraals,” and by a short period of work on these lands, the Kaffirs are able to get along very well, and absolutely refuse to work for the purpose of “de- ing the country.” Sage i ‘Our shortage of labor,” says this writer in the African World, “is an“economic one, having its root in the system of land tenure by natives.” pi The remedy? It is not stated baldly, but it is broadly hinted. Rob the natives of their land, and they will have to work for someone else, or starve. “The spur of economic ure,” says our complainant, “must be applied to the mass of natives. All of which reminds us that the reason i fh Fry qwas able to command wages higher than the law allowed in the time of Lorna Doone, was because the t common lands of England had not then been fenced in and stolen from the “natives” of by the nobility. i ‘The cause of ity of labor” in all mew countrics is free lands. Free lands, or cheap lands, in any country will giske labor “scarce.” That is, it will make jobs more plenty than men. ‘This'is a bad thing for exploiters of labor; but t a fine thing it is for the -“natives,” whether they be irs, Britons, or Americans! The land system of any people — about as closely related to the wages thereof as Henry ge declared it to be. Ballinger has endorsed Humphrey for that life on the beach. No further arguments against the “lame duck” con- gressman are now necessary. Funny history repeats itself. Ten years the’ disheisl incest lnchaps rors’ calling. CessecdO 0 laddet because lhe advocated the municipal lighting plant. Beerman Busch Wrongly Accused Busch, the well-known beer maker, pleads not guilty. Ac of passes, he says: “We of Manufacturers’ railway never applied for passes, but volontarily by nearly all of the railroads of the country usual courtesies.” F for ? Ridiculous! The popular notion that when « ‘ion an editor or other person of influence gets a pass, ‘and slugs it out of.a railroad president is erroneous. getting of passes is accomplished quite differently ? Why, there's a man with untimited 4 we suspect that he hag a hard time the “courtesies” that storm upon him. passes bad to crawl THE STAR—THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1912. ray Edgar Snyder, Cotterill’s Manager, Began 6nF | ei HADN'T BROUGHT IT Teacher (disgustedly)--My boy, my boy, where is your intuition? Boyt ain't got any, I'm only hore « few days, and I didn’t know what I had to git.—Judge, ASSAULT Algy-Why do you think sho ts a windowsmashing suffragette? Cholly—She looked vewy.viciously at my monocle—New York Sun. JABS Nobody ever throws a brick at a dark spot. A whiner gets mighty little sympathy. Life is so short that it doesn’t pay to be a fool. Wine men concede wisdom. A Har is fearfully suspicious of honest men. Matrimony is @ sure cure for love-sickness—Daltimore Kvedihs A Sun, GOOD SCHEME. HIS WAY OUT. “| \ | ‘S ee yl Miss Oldgirl—Am L younge: than “Why doos Si alwa: en} one Boe rte! ve 1 look, or am I older? “Ia the hope that he'll be too|could possibly be balf as yousg busy to force him to pay his bill.”\you look, “g i SO THE GUARANTEE WAS GOOD Jones anawered an advertisement and gent a dolar for four pairs of socks, When they arrived, Jones looked them over and then wrote the advertiser: “Socks received. The patterns are vile. the street with them on.” Mr. Wise--My dear lady, nobody T wouldn't be seen on Back came the snewer: “What are you kick wear them out ?"—Judge. about? Didn't we guarantee you woulda’t AILMENT ENOUGH “Where have you been all migit, you brute?” cried Mra Kiubbe- Hubbe, “Darting. 1 beg yr answered Mr. C.-H., wit! cumstances, sick friend, indeed! And w but I been sittin’ up with a sick friend,” all the dignity he could assume under the cir hat ailed him? “Why, he lost $87."--Chicago Tribune. COUGHS, COLDS, CATARRH, CROUP Hyomei Will Give Satisfac: Named Diseases, or Breathe it—-No Stomach Dosing. Good for Men and Women; Boys, Girls and Little Children. } Do as Mra. Fred Robinson, Hart-| wick, N. ¥., R. F. D. 2, writes she did. Read: ‘T have 8 HYOME! outfi: and use it for my little girl. She has al- ways had such stubborn colds (hat) we were badly frightened whenever she canght one. We never could get anything that would break up her cold until 1 purchased HYO- | Antiaopticn nd CATARRHAL DEAFNESS tion in Any of the Above Refunded. Just 1 certainly think it saved ite cout many times in doctors’ bills,” HYOME! ts made of purest Aus tralian Eucalyptus and Listerian it does not contain & particle of cocaine, oplum or other injurious drug. aie Breathe it for colds, equa, catarrh, croup, cetarrhal deafnise and bronchitis and the susthing antiseptic alr will quickly heal she soreness and . banish all that he'll run ter see every time « yalter dog barke at a hole in the ground.” ABSOLUTE PROOF “You muat have the proofs vert | fled. After that you must have the | verification corroborated and ha {the corroboration authenticated.” — | Washington Evening Star. Where He Learned. has ftearned to distrust women,” “Learned it, has bet” “Yes, in correspondence school. His letters were used in a breach | of promise case.”—-Houston Pest |e Reenter eee * * - \* FOOLISH CHILD * © Willie--Did baby come from & % heaven, uric? * * Nurse—Yes, dear. *® = Willle-—Siily kid! * know when he was well off. # © —Ti-Bits, ~ SPORE EERE RHE A Doctor's Well Mean “You must take exercise,” said the physician, “and, by all means, worry less. Play golf.” “Doctor,” replied the patient, “you mean well, but a man who plays my kind of golf game can't help worrying.”"—Washington Eve- ning Star, He didn't & Right Back at Him. The village tailor only received oceastonal orders from the vicar for such articles as hats, collars or handkerchiefs. “You "te marked the vicar one day, having called with his usual order, “when I want a suit I go to London. They make them there.” Calling again s few days later, the viear remarked that be had not seon the tallor at church lately, “No,” replied the tailor; “when 1 want to hear a good sermon I #0 to London; they preach them there.” ——Tit-Bits. “That politician used to have a knife up his sleeve for you” “Yes,” replied Senator Sorghum. “But 1 have observed him at luncheon and his kuife is not going to do me any harm, He's too busy eating with {t.”—Washington Star, Hustling at 6, and He’s Hustled Ey, ‘Thoro was « mighty surprise on hand for political “ward heclers” when they arrived at the polling places on September 18, 1910. For the first timo in years they discov ored that they did not have « cinch on thelr fobs as precinct commit- teemen, You seo, these commit teemen elections used to go to “ward heelera” by default, But on Boptember 13, 1910, they were con tested. And what hurt more, they were not only contested, but the committeemen who were lected were an entirely new set of men— men belonging to the insurgent pro- Sressive movement which had also swopt Senator Poindexter into of- fice on. that same day. It was done quictly, effectively, and with thorough organization, for the man behind the gun was Edgar C. Snyder, who ts now chairman of the campaign committee for George F. Cotterill, the progressive candi- date for mayor. Edgar C. Snyder does not permit any grass to grow under his feet. He knows what he wants, and he moves in a straight line to get it— and to get it In the quickest time. fo, while other progressives were quite content with the mere elec- tion of Poindexter, Bnyder perfect- ed the organization which gave to King county also a progressive re- publican central committee, Had the other counties done the same, we would have today a progressive state central committee, and we would be sure then that’ the state would not be sold out to a standpat Taft delegation, Started Hustiing When 6 Years Old. Snyder started to hustle when he EDGAR C. SNYDER ———— was 6 years old in some little town with @ long name in Pennsylvania His father died then, and young Snyder had to do a great deal of shifting for himself. But by keep ing hard at work he saved up enough to enable him to euter Wes- feyan university, He made his ok through college, and later thro law school at Yale by newspaper work. In sumuiers he covered the Jeresy coast for the New York Sun and Tribune. 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