The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 30, 1912, Page 4

tHE STAR—SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1912, THE SEATTLE STA Phone. Private Rxohange Main 9400. Fs med Daily by Phe i station ae eecond-class wal h up to Bix months, Six months, $1.90 AND Git ‘The Star © Circle w favor by a pt and rowular her paper for Th utile Biar Will contor a | t once of any failure to secure pro the paper mot to ubstitute an ~ ft is the @ of the manag | i ad complatnte ate given court falls to arrive any night by 6 sid Main 400. ik for the Port Ludiow Boy Wine the First) 4 : ° “pring” Con- iffv rom 4. We have often wondered what a cane in Circle comet can do if its tall happens to ‘ Dead Girls; Law; Justice iteh ea apne ated hone hh Pte Ml: , , The cattle graze tn - wy = A man in Washington Square, New York City, looks up at seas ae eter Saat tue pasture, |WI—HE STARVES TO DEATH, But ‘Has a skyscraper on the skirt of the park and sees.a thin ribbon of when they are § cents @ rvs The songbirds More Lives! commence to I : ed blast of - smoke twisting up from a window Suddenly a red ‘ t re sing, r flame shoots from three windows, Other windows on the ninth A peek lay at all when they are) aie hie frogs dbille ie floor of this building are thrown open. The man turns pale at als back to the 1. eS, the sight of human hands and heads at these fiery windows. “Cl mating pany books there ts are sun |" more little “ . fy are o are ¥ 3 locas |" no end,” said Solomon, J eat, of course, My God! they are canght—they are dying-—it is a holocaws a cuiiess shart teh Crees. cried the man . F i f thing ingyen. - The top floors are now all ablaze and a human form, that o| Lcapective dulpas.of tne. U, B.aenv | « Wea eee a girl, hair streaming, drops like a blazing rocket from a window The leaves come forth in glory; turbed, it lernment printing office, Home @ paradise is made, These, the glories of springtime, seemed to ledge. Another, then three more, and then a man whirls down - | ving . me, to death. Look there—a girl is stretching up her hands, praying Cuba has attained fifth radk! piace all others in the shade. ‘ to her God! Her supplication is strangled in her throat, for] “Look out, or that dog will bite a — “Mister, would you contribate a puene the hations in the production wt aout peta A ‘ eins one 0 as pushed her out and both are out of you.” dollar to help beautify your fhrty. | of iron ore he whole wide world seems! , : another girl, crazed with pain, has pushed her ¢ atta ROR I ony Bg pep More. careful falling-—falling — than before. A " Havana ati!) holda first place} The violets lift their heads, The man turns his head—it is too horrible. The firemen pl ol a.ong cities for sheer naughtiness,/And the daffodils with golden woek, I wouldn't “What's the ideat” * in’ tn desperate “A dollar will buy me a ticket to you passed me ta blame de pup fur come. The ambulances come. Within fifteen minutes of the]fur a change o° food. the next town.” eoratiny a coy A 7 ° i SW MRC) Renae rey gery 7 uate 0 777 ee awe Many a man get ver their narrow s, first alarm 147 crushed and bleeding dead bodies, a sight ’ THE REAL THING LONG STRANDS bravery because be is too sickening to describe, are lying on the pavements, to run, Summers and winters are dandy; phys . > Beencnse The fall seems made of gold, He even Brew particular You, the reader, heard of this terrible thing on March 25, Or too badly seared But rive thems ail tor’ the! aieat te Wed ond arial $ vi re reading of it Sees springtime, And everything was sterilized 1911. Doubtless you will recall how the mere re ig « cada on sin, ide ne sis tia de a And averyining was sterilized. chilled your blood. Most of the victims were girls—fine, respect pe able working girls—like our sisters, our daughters, our sweet- Pong to lg the mado hearts. We all knew what anguish filled the hearts of the 3 . |Gint waste to marry met families and friends of those dead girls that night—that dread- | "That's my guess, Kitty; I'm Your ful, choking, life-stifling pain which seizes and convulses us entire visible supply, anyhow. when we look upon the face of one we have loved and lost. i I Millions of Americans shuddered at the news and their hearts . 3 yearned in pity for the, stricken living. P is * * * 2 @ Do you think, Peter Me ALBERT TUCKER. Quite needlessly, 1 think Port Ludlow r me But, strange to say, he grew so thin, For ali his watebful care, POEM WHICH COPS ie etait Sa, : Was forced once more to say Good-byee SECON PRIZE It didn't seem quite fair , . 4 BR. er I bet 1 starved "myself to death,” : Second Prize Awarded to Port He said—and it was true. ‘ Orchard Lad. Hut, anyhow, I won't repine, ‘ There's two lives coming yet for MINE, < And that's one more than you!” The Usual Cause. * “Do you understand the © caune of the r ‘te “Why, I wa: feet tali with broad Si and drooping mustache.”"— #| Spring is here, spring is here, Cleveland Plain Dealer, & | Chicks a-peeping far and near. %| Meadows getting green and bright; Se eee ee ee eB) OD, Spring! ob, Spring! delight, delight! A Solomon on the Bench. “You are charged with assault and battery,” sald the Judge sternly. “Your Honor, permit me to say a fow words tn my defense,” An investigation of the conditions in the Triangle Waist Co.'s shop was begun by the New York officials to determine how it could be that 147 girls and men in a factory on the ninth floor of a supposedly fireproof building could find no escape except by leaping from windows. After months of legal quib- bling and official fussing it was discovered that THOSE PEO- PLE WERE LOCKED INTO THEIR WORKSHOP and the precautions required by law had not been taken against such a disaster. The only explanation was that fire precautions cost money and sometimes thoughtless or criminal employers will lock up a lot of girls so that ther will not be disturbed m their work or be tempted to steal cloth from the factory. ¥ se ee @ es eeeeeeee Spring i» here, spring is here, Lilies, violets, dear, oh, dear! And the alder leaves io fight. Ob, Spring! ob, Spring! delight, delight! “I feel sorry for you, my man. “Did yer get a square meal at de You look down and out.” last house?” “Aw! Save yor sorrow fer de nw; long ove ang one Proceed.” time when I'm down and in for 30 “Vou: de lady treated me to mac. “The man whom I am accused aront.” |of beating came up to me and said,| SPring ts bore, spring is here. nla ti ESO It Wood) would row, how long]. It will sgon be going back. HAD MET BEFORE lwould Woodrow Wilson?” Then the winter will appear, Mr, Henry Peck (the bridegroom)—Come this way, Miss Pickles, 1) Case is diaminned Usele Jack! Unele Jack! Want to show you my new talking machine. —_— NELS LARSEN. Miss Picklos—i beileve | have met M Port Orchard EXPLAINED “He's worth about thirty cents now, and not long ago he was worth : TRIBUTE in POEM y 2 “Thirty conte, reduced from a million? That must be why my ited the other, owing verse daughter wants to marry bim.”"—~Houston Post ba then?” 7 : continent by spent Oreee Pond it please your honor.” In fact the hunian blood of the holocaust a Ee: = ed PR gaat my — the jo oe — Jace, an Arlington member, in mem- i A fi THE JURY SET ‘HARRIS] s sod. ee pbs | td of pretty Amy Hegener, the ANO'DLANCK FREE “The die tomer oor imal FI Che Editor’s Mail] 25 o%"mar coe cor" "Seattle Business somebody should be punished for that nvid-air massacre of inno- . Seattle, Wash. March 28, 1912. saa 7 tame: ease spre ee ee aa cent people, and he carsed the Triangle proprietors to be in- ae ex Rdkor : A the chicken discussion, | wish to say a fow Gone to dwell_in the Saviour's fold, A Hie sr hy. them enumerated in this Directory—Cut the D dicted again. Another jury was selected and now Justice Sea- bury announces that it isn’t legal to jeopardize the des of Har- ‘eat in the columns of your valuable paper And though our hearts are bleeding 4 ient place lai va We know for her all pain is o'er. = sot goto bsg _ risand Blanck after they had once been tried and acquitted, and the case is thrown out of court. i s Bn, i ean Here are our sacred courts i caw naricwre " ‘ing work, and who need sleep hb u ry is more potent than a locked factory door; a bailiff’s} nood food or air, the lows of several hours sleep ih the morning rgd ee ee ee ee is heard above that dying girl's scream; a lawyer's) serious matier, If it happened occasionally ft could be borne, but week Has chosen her a happier lot. A. D. ANDERSON CIRCLE INTERESTING. SE eT en ak citation from the dead laws of 1540 is more to the point | *e\ week, It becomes a real tragedy mother’s grief. ous, Lired, overworked men and women in Seattle who need every ntinute : 1 should like to. join your Star] thee. Save Money by Geiting My Mates Property Fitted Wik Isaac Harris and Max Blanck, owners of the Triangle, were finally indicted and tried on the charge of manslaughter. The jury, made up mainly of manufacturers and real estate men, did not see the bodies piled up on the sidewalk nor hear the cries of the girls as they swirled through the air, nor see that praying irl on the window ledge. The trial was the usual formal, digni-]® fed afiair, and there was much talk about Section No. Blankety- blank of the Revised Statutes, and “Hear-ye, hear ye,” and “May Peck before.—-Boston Post. AA Extensive Process. prowe | should way 1 reached . waid one explorer, st produce proofs, if you But, strange to say, he grew so thin, ITS MEANING i Dear Amy, tender, true and sweet, true to form. A legal crowing. But to those whe labor all day loox ‘ Lies a flower at the Saviour's feet. The fact should be borne in mind that there are thousands of ‘ferv- of sleep that their exacting dally toil will permit them, If make « plea € b, erent: KNOWLEDGE A for them. They are our brothers and sisters, members of the working Neen lee ike yt nif Font te ge 2d — oe toe Optical Ds “Tl know yy ong that woman than she knows herself. class, and whould not be deprived of anything so essentin! ix sleep, \ \ 1am 14 years old and in the eighth a hen iba ee Harry W. Appleton, Oot * “How can possible?” Respectfully, cw. CLEANERS YERS|__ curenay sr. com mae “Basily. 1 know she isn't pretty, but she doesn’t.”—Tit-Bits, rr oe shikai oh AWS : ernde. ALBERT TUCKER, 8S AND D’ "eg =. Port Ludiow. [ies Rea trninows Main 4916 elt HOTEL DYE WORKS CO. ae ee Seattle, Wash, March 29, 191% Editor Star: “Pot should never call kettle back.” The writer wagers a big jar of caraway cookies every “chicken proteator” mairtains ‘ HONOR ROLL “f a yelping dog or « yowling cat, She challenges: Has one & moral or ethical right to harbor dog. cat or fowl nainance within city ite? » se The tremendous bent of courts toward property rights in Bigg on, ggg pel in i shel. ole anes Sg hd Nea, etal Barohand Our Auto Will Call for and Deliver preference to human rights is illustrated by a 4 to 3 decision] sound of eae ace oy cunt tan pet hte. At the Above Prices. re n y — mn your crowing pels or pests. By what right do you willfully | «ajways remember ter show re-| Henrietta O'Brien. tes of the United States supreme court in the patent monopoly case.| disturb their needed rest, thoir sick in these days-of sclence—and out-levect fer a gonticnan dats an| Albert Kirkby. And the prevailing opinion against the people was rendered by | 40r Sleeping? Wouldn't you “just holler” for city protection from loose Evelyn Jenny. stoeg : : adit Tait's friend and appointee. Lurton. ComtThe writer xaows What meage to lle awake hours from feat such | pets Nothin!’ Tm a FF. BR" | Desist on. The patentee of a rotary mimcograph claimed the right to] selfishness—and her conselence,,“City Lot Farmer,” don't bother het, | rg, + + Bit What's dat stand) eiena Rudolph. ‘The House-Meving compel all users of his machines TO USE ONLY HIS INK. [elther. Conscience is but a handiaid to Queen Reason, anyhow, Pact. Testa taheingtooty,” Ina Mohr. CONTRACTOR Think of it! That is, when Uncle Sam gives a patentee a Flag te hcheae clldroe donkie uote Tee thal teen the ow: . 1 pte pb acatrn 2041 Westlake Boulevard Be tee ss fl niga ‘ wise? Jan't it a fact children denied pets Invish thelr caresses and up- nay EU jampson. monopoly -in his invention, the court now says that he also en-| wetting love upon the family, playmates and the aged? My research Very Aatcpar’. Enid Warren, Phone: Main 271i—After 5 -joys the right to monopolize all other businesses connected] says “Ye “You made a mistake in your] Rita Meyer. cerierchigtniaipeinpiinacipscingniaaricnicenmmertmin with his invention. This decision pgactically puts an end to government prose- eutions against the Shoe Machinery Trust, the Watch Trust, The world evolves, We cannot live for seif alone in cities, We] paper.” said the indignant young! Frances Stoy. CORN RES cannot jive or think as our grandparents did, Therefore, go out of the | ™n, entering the editorial sanc| Jolan Freed. i cu = city limits with pets or pests, or perform surgical operation»s—especially | tum. “I was one of the competitors! @tadys Cook. Listen—Why | suffer? upon that roosters crow. Sincerely, at the athletic match yesterday, Sarah Titus. ferroteg — pine oa and nobody can tell how many other trusts. It is likely to be 3804 Tenth Av, N. BE MINNIE B, PRAZIER. and you called me the well known] Amy Thorse saw or heard of and come the universal charter of privilege to steal from us common lightweight champton Margaret Krieg. focetved ttle or po fe | eiceing “Well, aren't yout” said the edi-/ §usan Rudolph. Tia Sar staat 40,0. oe Leta Day. Gene- No, I'm nothing of the Kind, and] fimo’ Cates Bee ah Beattie, Wash. it's confounded awkward, because, jain Oe, for eae, Frogner's f, seo, I’ ‘coal al ” CORN Plastere. Phone ~ eee ewciereceaae(CAMERA CONTEST DAIRIES “rue Picio aa ———__—__ nt tom, _—— tection te tea folks, because it will be a poor trust that won't own at least ome patented article, and under its protection it may charge whatsoever it pleases, according to Lurton, McKenna, Holmes and Vandervanter. The dose was too strong for Chief Justice White and Justices Hughes and Lamar. They said that under this decision “the patentee of a cooking utensil might require that all the food cooked in it be purchased from him, or the patentee of a window frame might assert that all the material in the house in which the frame was to be dsed must’ be procured from him.” Not- withstanding the “untold evils” which the decision entails and the vigorous protest of the dissenting judges, sacred property rights won the day. Thus do those whe oppose recall of judges become the chief promoters of the reform. ‘There is only one KR * * Next Contest for Those Good With Washington Dairy ane Ramaeet Phone Ind. A 483. The Circle has a large number of reat aye os pene amateur photographers on its long list of nieces and nephews, and the a roe orseenen <: soaes next contest will be devoted entirely | ~————am to them, Keen competition is cer- DETECTIVES tain, as Uncle Jack bas received |-——————————-—— er aee many fine pletures from many Cir-] CODY DETECTIVE AGENCY, Inc. Not Flattering. * “Does death end it all?” ask & ed the solemn boarder. * “Not for a week or so in ®& " answered & * * * *® * No odds how bad your liver, stomach or bowels; how mach your bead aches; how miserable and uncomfortable you are trom constipa ton, indigestion, biliousness and sluggish intestines—you alway# get the desired results with Casearetas, Don't let your stomach, liver and bowels make you miserable an- other moment; put an end to the headache, biliousness, dizziness, nerv- ousness, sick, sour, gassy stomach, backache and all other distress; * cane of a turkey ® the cheerful boarder. * * REAR ARE RRR inexplicable, way to cure such fossilized judges as Lurton and that is to re-|Cleamee your inside organs of all the poison and effete matter which Is]... |. bs cleites who are gpod with the cam- 452-4-3 Areade Bids. ~ Hhegec cannot understand it,” sadly call them. gat byte now; don’t wait until bedtime, In all the world|emarked the theatrical manager, ne Sinen ay tae, por ty joes ip wie PHONES iit there is no remedy like this. A 10-cent box means health, happiness |*fter he had again studied the fie-| vast te clear. Any kind of a phot Sele SSE ents and a clear head for months, No more |Ufe* which showed that his loxs ¥ | pegitimate Detective Business Trans- excepting that of a person, will be 4 acceptable. Two prizes ' will be| Ente ‘All Principat days of gloom and distress if you will | *mounted to $45,723.61. 2 Observations take a Cascaret now and then. Don’t for- hat do you refer to?” asked get the children—thetr little insides need | enone aptialty man lot hy “4 ye ager Ss oe FAMILY LIQUORS ONLY 94 days more before the gec-lorious July Fourth. & good, gentle cleansing, too. je fallaye of “Naughty Nev! photos muat be in the Star offies | z ~| Battle Creek tle” 6 “It seems to me the thing can] efore 5 o'clock Friday evening. be explained very simply. The} incubators $8.00-—The Ideal, Bullt music didn’t amount to anything, . nti and the book was nothing but the bagged Bg ol Bae $8.08. FREE DELIVERY stupidest kind of trash.” the bas I. Lilly Con Foot of Max | SUMMIT LIQUOR CO. o o 6 OLD soNOMA 1408 Fourth Al KING GEORGE of England, Emperor William, Czar Nicholas and vi r ri: Alfonso are all shorter than their respective consorts. - o 68 °@ IN MANY parts of Hoilland men smoke in church. Also they keep on their hats. Manners are inevitably a matter of geography. “T know all that, but confound it ‘ a ee t +1 St, Seattle, tee Phones: Suiset 1684; Ind, 3147 LONDON shop showed an imitation of a portly old man made on- hare tr: © Over from, Rion, ———“TAW Nae tirely from a lobster. That's carrying real life into fiction, all right. 4 o o The Race Question © off,” the jockey shouted, Put your money up on me!” o BUENOS AYRES’ big newspaper, La Prensa, blow’ a siren whistle every time it geis a wuopping big piece of news, and has to pay $100 fine for it, too. de ke ig i hak a bathed anawanad ] It_you buy a piece of property s, > th i tho if Ts the PRESIDENT ELLIOTT of the Northern Pacific, who was in town Hite ‘all Tight? ‘I give mpeciat ut yesterday, said that too much regulation of business has caused the |~ z " a } Sentton et CA at hed oan * ” : ni le examination. Co! on hard thes, Bue Mr. Kitiott really must have meant “irregutation. Wedtvest : department and inzurgnce in con- | SHEET M nection. . PHYSICIANS have discovered several cases of hookworm in Seat- tle. There are different kinds of “hookworm” afflictions. And there are s Jot of people who let the “lazy” bug get away with their ambitions and chances, o 6 o OLD German beer mug, made 20 years before Parson Weems’ fa- mous story was written, is brought forth now to prove the George Wash- — cherry tree incident, The beer mug bears a picture of the whule ~~ MONUMENTS PUGET st ND MARBLE AND GRAN- ITE ©O., Tac. | MONUMENTS | Of Every Description Largest Stock West of Chi 2410-2412 FIRST AVE. | PHONES: ‘sie | o o o “CHAMPEEN” AD WOLGAST refused to see reporters while here. gave out interviews through his manager and secretary, if you And only a few years ago Ad was in Los Angeles, begging to get chance that would lead him to a newspaper man. Sure, it's great to at the top of the heap. H SEATTLE