The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 31, 1912, Page 4

“THE SEATTLE STAR Phone: hange Main 9400. OF Tie 80 aving full a Waal, powtottioe mon, up to slx moe. Publishing Go. Ph tT an i Paria of ally, wblinbed tatty by THe = : i [a Great Man Dead With the passing of Wilbur Wright, pioneer in aerial navi tion, the world will no longer contest his genius, He and is brother were the first to successfully fly through the air } in a “ship” driven by a motor, j Following their first successful attempt, they constructed 4 and operated many other “airships,” and trained scores of young men in the very hazardous art of flying. Fulton dreamed of the steamship, and made his dream come true. The Wrights dreamed of the airship, and made THEIR dream a reality, No cloud can ever shadow the glory of Wilbur Wright. JUST in passing, it is worth noting ¢ that while President Taft Is ing his followers in Ohio, where the popular vote was overwhelm: er against him, to fight for the contro! of the six delegates-at-iarge, Roosevelt has publicly surrendered the d jes-atlarge in Masea- when the popular vote was against him by a much emailer majority. [increasing the Contempt for Courts| The shoe machinery trust has asked that its trial be held in secret. Its attorney, Mr. Choate, has filed an application with Judge William H. Putnam of the United States district court, requesting that the press and public be excluded The complaisant attitude of Judge Putnam is shown in his remarks to District Attorney French: “There has already been too much of the wrong kind of publicity in this case He refused to hear the district attorney on this subject A peremptory order was then entered by the judge, the effect of which is to postpone even the discussion as to open @f secret hearings while Judge Colt takes a vacation and some other judges suit their private convenience. The delay will be at least a month. In what respect does the case of the shoe machinery trust differ from the steel trusts, the standard oil or the tobacco trusts? These cases were tried in open court What kind of publicity is it which Judge Putnam regards as “the wrong kind of publicity The shoe machinery trust is one of the worst trusts in existence. It is the kind which taxes the poor man's necessities, Judges like this New England judge, who consider ex posures of trusts as a “wrong kind of publicity” are the kind Of judges who bring our courts into contempt and afford addi tional arguments for the recall ALTHOUGH tax collections increased by over $2,000,000 from 1909 te 1911, County Treasurer Will Hanna has reduced the cost of collection over $25,009. Im 1909 it cost $105,846, while in the last year it fell to 721. The taxes collected in 1909 amounted to $8,443,191, and in 1011 to $1 Observations BET that “houn’” song is some favorite with those Tacoma players Just now. °o ° ° WOULD you say that those thi candidates PULLED THROUGH the state dental board’s examination °o ° ° SURE sign of the approach of summer: Three ice men hav begun cheating on seiehte Deputy Weight Inspector Jared alleges. oe ° POPULAR impression ae another rude jolt. Mother-iniaw in re bo ig] divorce suit ig described as frequently pouting and refusing THEY'RE bidding as high. as $100 tae carda of admission to repub- flean convention hail at Chicago. Some people evidently think the con Wention as important as a pemviente ae series. ° A REPORT submitted hy the Lhberere? association estimates that there are 11,463 lawyers practicing in this city, but fortunately a good many of them are not doing enough to hurt.—New York World. o oO ° WE'LL bet a littie red apple that the husbands and fathers of New York are wishing that suffragist parade could take the place of the an. nual Fifth avenue Easter parade. Most of ‘em wore 36-cent hats-— Pittsburg Gazette Times. Os STEAM road roller, near Auburn, costing county some thousands ‘@f dollars, is reported to have rusted for lack of use in past year. It’ met too late for county commissioners to make a dicker with the re publican national committee. ————— oo IN THE EDITOR’S MAIL Editor The Star: Would like to|therefor, and not enough to the set myself tight in regard to the’ first and equally as great a crime, eye which were answered by | namely, the murder of inaocence, M. Aiken in Saturday's Star as purity, virtue to the publicity grven to punish-| If this man had not murdered the ment of criminals. As it was the! girl there would have been no pub Richeson case which started the licity nor punishment for him at discussion, and to which I referred, all. not even sccial ostracism, but 1 want to say that it was abso- he would have held his bead up lutely right that every detail and and been Tecognized and receive! motive of his crime be given pub- by good people. The girl would Welty. Not so much that it deters|have had all the punishment and men from committing that crime, publicity and shame. But if a man &s to show where the fault and knew that he would suffer the motive lay. same social ostracism, shame, dis- But the idea [ wanted to convey grace as his vietim, there would be that too much importance and a falling off of such crimes THE OTAR~TRIDER, MAY 51, 1912. ~aow or KO ME X EE XMOUE (EE) INAL CLEARANCE SALE at the PACIFIC OUTFITTING CO., ln, 1418 SECOND AVENUE YOUR LAST CHANCE—EVERYTHING MUST BE volte We are going to be at our new location, corner Third and University, June Ist. crngenna min avec cw non lll’ LOOK AT THESE PRICES! Puse—1 wish you had mentioned) “Yes, sir; he knows so mtich the bosses ate. bid Pl : BARGAINS FOR ALL that when | was leading you to the alta Below Some of Our Ridiculous Low Prices. ‘WANTED A PARADE uy, he foun htuel witha oped nee atehtean ie mancesel lg Ladies’ Woolen Suits $ 3 89 Coats in desea $3 B e ie'Solwoe levine’ ow (he night im queion te taoving mene (Broken Lots] Worth $15 at Serges at . a mannger Coll to caste sagem ipai its ts unease: SN ease eT 89 Coats in enixtures sie ng points about Irving, and for his pains received the follow Mixtures, Formerly worth $20, $25 worth $1 5 and $20 at Cannot uso Irving in this town unless Irving can parade.”"—Judge Others at $11.89, $14.89, etc. SRA RRR Silk Dresses, in Pongee : £ sung stan aN us rani ome (Se COHN SC. 9B. S10 at SP 1 OD || Foulards, wath $18, $20-DU & everything.’ / wraaee” : ’ ’ «chou "trlat itive toieve tat Me tay deitoraey 2| ll Shirt Waists Lingerie, $1 49 ne" nee Hats wore 0) Sar Can6 Smith to run the Titanic tnto that seeberg.”— : Muli and Marquisette, worth $3.50, $4 $ a °° A REAL ANTI-CLIMAX Little Pupil—What ts an anti-climax? Suffragiat Teacher—The mayor who asks a delegation of modern clubwomen “If their husbands know they're out Judge. Silk Waists, in black Real Panamas wort and colors, worlh rate Poe) $15at .. $7.8 Don’t Miss This Chance See Them, You'll Buy Them Men’s Suits in broken lots. Adlers and —~ ' $5. Rochester makes. Value at $15.00 for . . LAST OF IT SATURDA WILL BE IN OUR NEW STORE, CORNER THIRD AND UNIVERSITY, JUNE FIRST = PACIFIC OUTFITTING CO., 1418 SECOND AVENUE OPEN SATURDAY TILL 10 P. M. - Between Pike and U (HK (2 © MX BE XR OME) NOT A NOVELTY | NO GOAT MILK FOR WER + (aE @ SE XX “I see they have a stepless street car in New York.” a got bis goat.” “Nothing new about that m't see what Lan 4 that does seations cars here for year eee we use cow's milk THE ATTRACTION “t had plenty of callers when ! was sick, All the boys ‘Gropped} dropped around frequently.” “You must have devoted friends.” , “Not particularly, What | had was a pretty nurse.”"—Kansas City journel, SeAERARAARHARRRHALARRRARARED THE COLLEGE PRESIDENT’S NIGHTMARE The president of the university had dark circles under his eyes. His cheek was pallid; bis lips were trembling; he wore ao hunted expression. Every now and then he (urned and ginnced apprehensively behind him. “You look U1,” said bis wife. What is wrong, dear? “Nothing much,” he replied. But--l-—-4 had a fearful dream last aight, and [ feel this morning as if l—as if 1” He healtated and stammered. It was evident that his nervous system was shattered. “What was the dream?” asked hiv wife. “I-—I—dreamed the trustees required that—-that I should— that I should pass the freshman examination for—admission!” sighed the president.—-Youth’s Companion, “Quality” with the Owl Drug Co. means maintaining the standard—buying the best and purest that it is possible to buy and offering it at the lowest price. In other words, we bind ourselves to safeguard every buyer. It’s a rule vigorously applied in eighteen “Owl” stores— RAH KHHRER ARERR ERR ERE ” PEEP AT ROYALTY, SLIGHTLY epireruL tg “Owl Cut- Rate keeping quality i and de down—first, last and all the time. eeeeeeeeeeseee.e® eteeeeee eee eee ee “THE OWL” IS THE HOME OF DEPENDABLE RUBBER G § fals AND RUBBER SUNDRIES peci Ac plete and fresh stock: every piece of rubber guaranteed perfect; touching on that matter ef quality. are reasons why you should get with ubber Goods Department—it's to your advantage in every way to do ae 1 economy news for Friday and Saturday. A Long and Interesting | WaTER BOTTLES Fountain Syringes 759 publicity was given the taking of| F. E. LAUTZ, the girl's Ve and his punishment 723 25th av. § The Shop That Saves You Money MEN’S W. L. DOUGLAS $3.50 and $4.00 Shoes 50 @PAIR Also Burt & Packard, Hurley's, Walkover and Knox. All Standard $4 to $6 Shoes here $2.50, TAKE THE ELEVATOR REASONS; Low Upstais Rent, Tremendous Purchasing Power and No Expensive Fixtures, Take Elevator, Open Saturday Evening to 10, BOSTON SAMPLE SHOE SHOP ©2. SECOND AVE. AT PIKE. OVER Gwirvs DRUG STORE. STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS Second Fiy—1 strained ‘em counting my eggs. One of the swatters Satan fancy o ye ot ot te ana '™ Rectal Tees, All i " says the average fly lays 67,000 eggs. “How did you come out?” “1 think I'm about 47 short.”—Cleveland Plain Dealer, IN BOSTON Office Boy—Sir, I regret to inform you that I have to attend the obsequies of my maternal grandparent Employer—Percy, you cannot deceive me, You are employing that meee in order to attend the openteg of the water-color exhibitions udge. protectton — of Established tn 1902. icine aa Now Eighteen Stores on the Pacific Coast ANTS WITH HIM : are Indiapen- _ “Whon ¢ho loves broke, I made for the hills, and barely escaped = Pog se coke Third Avenue and Pike S with my life, I wae utterly exhausted, My br ke i | ST aa a a Wb WT RR Na TTA the hands in so many other instances List for Friday and At Special Prices at “Owl” Special he 2 Hercules. . } Saturday Meroules, ¢ EN te ot ric sage ‘ =] j Hoda Wicarb- 5c gear 5 thes at c ane ‘uit pound, for . the Thy" Me—$125 Packard trin Capmulen = ae c Syripge ain, one dozen, for ... 10c white, 2 at c a Phomphate rinse, Phowphat 15c 5 at. wee ‘e125 $1.10—$1.50 Success, 3-at ww | Carter's Gascara p HR ge » = Peerless, 3-at tet Lelbis « Malt Bxtract 1 3 at. size 2° 2.26 Peerless, 4-at for, PR ved c 4 at. size eae y ving aah Pe . aan | for shaving am. ... 166 Ajax Maroon Water Bottles pose. WH sie. c ninety per cent pure rubber “ ‘ 2 quart size . . 1.98 Ajax, hw oF Violet he 3 quart sixe e233 | ide, for tited fa quart size 240 “Did you ever gaze on royalty?"| “Mrs Boyle t very proud of her a ps : Cc A WORD OF ADVICH—Never fll water “Just once. ~ It cost me $3.75, and| family tree.” Snes’ Ant-Pain_ Pill 1 c Dottie more than two-thirds full. The best t — sare obtained by using the large the chap who held it drew two! Yes; her ancestry oJ Dattien, because they retain the heat teaser az: cards, too.” bi hat it gets dix he a | c us a — pea. Tee for $1 Shower HOW IT’S DONE | Toa Bavsatres’ Hark— a 2 ¢ Challenge Spray. gis & zady (to shoe clerk)—tI should like to get a pair of shoes, . 1 pound f . c Syringe. Bprey eo i Clerk—Yos, ma'am. What size? we68 if Sempre. Giov' 25¢ wai 704 slid for $1.80 ady—Sizo three. Dean's Batis, * € . ~ finish Spee : Clork—Yes, ma'am, Just let me measure your foot. i | wa special at 296 Young’s Rectal [| Chatienge “Syr- eer Ueno aerase Lady—But I told you the size, re WS | lapactic Phils, c Dilators inge, Sat... "S961 « 40a 2.50. for $300 Kel Clerk—Yes, ma'am; but we have three sizes of size three—size thyee bg Baker Linimant, °° °°""" Complete Bet “Se sa becker | ap ra oe for a size three foot, size three for a size four foot, and size three a at the spectal . oo c at only, each $2. 69 pasate Sa y Sprarers size five foot.—Judge = = rout Goncareta, large ain c 1h 4.25 for $5.00 Knickecbocker spray. Sie coe pd Sinan, de 22" Enamel Irrigators at Satie’. Rubber Goal A NEW DEAL pore oret Sao c Lowered Prices y’s Rub! # “If you remember, Wombat was married just a year ago.” GUMMEN GE. oes ogsasecbocd Cc Complete with all syringe Prices “T remember.” algesique 4 tt ments, These are really Hand Brush at ; “We ought to remember the anniversary in some way, Yes, just a| aM hd is C Tere pautteren aioe ee Gomploxion Brush year ago the wedding cards were out.” c yo par aid Bath Brush at Forget it. The wedding cards are being shuffled for &@ new deg).” 1 ‘ mplete, pl. 1.49 ~—Los Angeles Herald. ° att c apie: 1. een 4 ib ee 88 cae br] c 4 qt. sine, complete, sp't pred & mar TUBING--n FORTY-SEVEN SHORT cf ‘: ; Bath Caps ISTER's Formaldehyde at 25c, 50c, First Fly—What’s the matter with your eyes? = ..69¢ oun \P' Sc, 75¢ the special prices, 17e and 8 Rubber” Gloves | ; - Special, pair ror gardening and for the “1 800; those were your high-water pant: