The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 17, 1913, Page 4

} { ” THE STAR—MONDAY, MARCH 17, 1913. HE SEATTLE STAR, AST OF GREAT IRISH PATRIOTS GIVES BRAVE DYIN¢ RIPPS NORTHWEST LRAGUR OF NEWSPArrits =~ #,. STATEMENT TO THE STAR CORRESPONDENT. TODA up to six Whos] ale mom, $180) yew one sat 4 rt he ous name to a Co. Phone, Bachewme Matn ne f jman‘a eyes flashed—almont youth: | Tugel® river and the Bett By Mary Royle oO’ Reilly } under a ban, Ahy Irishman . ocak penne ei ; i tah din fully ot anid di x caught attending masa was } f 4 r : STATEN ISLAND, N. Y.,) heavily fined. Any @isnman | “Gpeaking of Patrick's fn Nad iod,’ waid 1 ‘thege March 17 O'Donovan Rossa learning to read wae jailed. | celebrations, | don't know tha u a Irish patriot, English prisoner And, of course the ‘trounte’ te | 1 have the enthusiasm for them “ " 4 ro that | 7 : { J lent san! | today that | had in my school fut f ni About the iteresting thing now going on 18 ‘0 years fighter for an ancient Why not? | days. Many and many a time hard A ' ” ae rol w a ges aot 4 ood from my fingers | tm an ¢ te t f ves by the ) eylslative com-| cau ‘ 1 with a ge The year 1845 16 oalled the ‘fam 1 drew blood investigation of wages by the lillinols tegls : ture f ot rising to greet ine year’ That talc ts trash, Ther | to paint the crosses we used In | Only remember thing iss on me was no famin Ireland, One crop celebrating the 17th. The green Whatever ce , missic a tat 83, my dear Dilghied and the landlords welxed we got by gathering pennyroyal through physical foree or Wie wermnmieets rems to feel that the minimum wage Hiemanne ate ay us tl in crops and sold them fo: feaves In the garden, the yellow mentary reform one ; The « jon seems feel th lady Forgive an old ‘dic!thei vents, leaving hecaie mite 10 little enough you may be ite worth by thie—-Ihan test should be from $10 to $12 weekly for women, but the heavy hard’ ‘They tell me the long. starve al sure—trom the yolk of an egg SHOULD GF GOVERNEE | ' ts } 4 - ‘ “That was 70 years ago CORDING TO IRIBH J9 employers and the State Street Retailers’ Association have | fight is ; Bost over, so I have To quailty for outdpgr reltot Holy Jehceaphat! A man may 4 toe ' x no thing eft but the every man in possenmlon .¢ jane b d f trish . bout © right mum on which a woman can 1 as to surrenc ‘e lekee Yb walk many by-roade of ! pet SS as about the right minim His steady hand indicated aj Was to surrender his lense Jp hls national politice in 70 years! support herself ,| st ident’s litter of Gaelic ptth- | quests on the dead who hhd slarved You'll he ar hard wo is of the ’ > yom 1 fentans from ene b arlia A representative of Montgomery, Ward & Co., a big mail) lications In ditches, and they rotieneg ver: Fenian ft m these | isle “ $? 37/5 ( he Irish language, you know,” dicta of ‘murder’ against the abvern mentarians, these da : GAw ner shag id earning $2,376,000, Tho Irla eung n murder’ againat the apvern wngreeigyg ee cs, oft lo Ga order house employing 1,973 women and earning he went on, “was the language of ment, but the government cared let them talk! And when sina testifies that his firm has one girl in the 1,973 who gets along my grandfathor's place, It was tho nothing for that apr ye siiatuathiin ALA A = : language of the sowing and the no Yours ago a new-found old hae Vaathed indus dapeott, ia Os on $8 as fk vs reaping, the language of the mow- friend, talking of ‘the bad times, apllectgsgy ete Sapling A hy ple Shey Room and board, $3.50; laundry, 20 cents; car Ing and the harvest time, Irish asked mo if L ever felt hunger. | he nresien aed a The O , : ; P was natural to everyone in the told him I had not, but that.J suf and the . an ¢ clatew that aj fare, 20 cents; clothing and incidentals, $3.80; savings |Recee when f contmenced to grow."'| fered. sotnething far worse cTHS of both sides to come topes) a : and | pour Chic rae reek, 30 cents. Another girl does it this way: | And the old many taat of the creat DEGRADATION INTO. | WHICH work in eRe SrCRMOrenae «S08 See ‘ens of ——w ; , |Iriah patriots, began, slowly, to re WANT AND HUNGER, ItRDUCE the Irish cause, Pee 5. ho condaseea Coffee and rolls for breakfast, 40 cents; luncheons, count his wonderful, alllived Ife HUMAN NATURE! it ag lege se gh : Hayter roi 2 nt, $3; dinners, $1.40; car fare, 60 te me. For, one evening In Réas, when le ywn young ma e 90 cents; room rent, $3; ¢ I wonder,” he mused, “how the I went home to my dinner and found poneen.:* FI ‘ to ; ores of th » refuse mee cents; clothing and incidentals, $1.70. | people of Ross, tn my father’s boy. none walting, | remembered « penny hip trot f b ould not : ( of urse, these figures given by ew ployers are abse lutely |hood, got thelr education, For plece In my pocket, and I went out an p from i n who woul rt c TC . : they were born, you know, In a and bought a bun with it. I stole to abe sped " untrustworthy and decidedly in jlete. The best testim« time when education was barred in the back of the house and thievish nat uae sh ong A aa : . jIreland. In the summer time the ly ate that penny bun without shar = sagt -ojnthaly A r would be thi the girls-themselve {idren askembled In the shade of ing {t With my mother or my slater " : - “ We would, for instance, like fo see the girl who gets along OD! ihe pedges an masters taught | ¢ thers seemed near ang | was od 7 ‘ Bcent breakfasts, i7-cent luncheons and 20cent dinners all the me. /them thelr ns. In the winter am proud of my tife, one death. , be Me,” Statistics can live on such figures, but we would Ik see the KI the hedge school was {n the ehelter| way or another; but that penny Vather,’ said I, “I have « dying who does Also, it would be a great wsing If not an inferpal ¢ ®*, | of some barn. bun Ie @ thorn in my pride! request to 0 ake. Tell me to all humantty to discover how to ge ng on 20 cents’ worth of “Aa it wae with the schooling It appears 1 am talking back to news from the er war - laundry pe k. Maybe the girl Invests her 30 cents weekly savings! of the Irish people, eo It was | my chi d, but I will remain a| 5 alae the Kagiish Tne : 7 fa formald with their religion. Both were boy as long as l can.” And the old! O'DONNOVAN ROBSA READING ON HIS BED OF BICKNESS waid ther a terrift But it © readily noticed that {n both these cases elted th i - are import ms omitted. For instance, no account ts n of vis who had already oulgg the expense of sickness , it goes without saying, that the man Y Lf bin we His hostess being limited to 5 and 10-cent meals and ent laundry ts going to € f Oh, 1 she said. be sick so time rs. ¢ k call the q 80 covering clothing, doctors’ bills, | essary to keep life in the body anttary officers, there can surely pent, books. tures or anyth In addition, with $1.70 or $ Gentists’ bills and all Inctdenta’ and the body out of the hands of the be nothing for recreation and amv else that contribu to progress. «n't sufferin’ and sorrowin ¢ to all us 6 Only 'li way this—that 1 pdin’ and By Seumas MacManus ["!t"""" |. g are things with you, Mr His hostess ventured The Famous irish Writer of Irish an The «irl, in abort, is a machine and, as sneb, capable of standing : M " should know # r Just so much wear and tear, and no more Fotk Stories I'm busy as being tn in’ 1g wom warruk y the coved, But the employer Goes not repair this human machine, as didn't you go to the as th rid man sits.by the fire to ery we that because we cant al a@ woman sit | nev e find it.| And he failed to point—Londoo Aneweun Gaim «et wur-ruk, le 1 cry barder me that know “ee of t dant in the asked the judge of the po he would one of the other sort. He casts off the worn human machine and gets a new one. However, we would like to hear directly from the girls, or ae YB re Ap tight ares ‘ ' Out of work ag Pat? women who work. Thousands of such read this newspaper of thim wan going to be the de, years thought old Milligan gave you rece i he. film sto’ ealing job ecently wi daily. If there is among them one who wholly supports her- =4 Peentine aa 4 rage ARR INEE, stade. bet 20 bo kk : atau self on $8 per week we would be glad to have her tell us just |of : ol ween t before I'll starve to death for the rth Side homie. States sake of kapeing ally able to cast the a and xico how she does it. of the United States a satisfaction, bat ope - ¢ tite of the Mextc He Mik it you'r nt feat ure seemed to be lent t l r P he Pier ie pointing to the . zs a ‘ right-eye BY NORMAN, ating {re HORTA r sthruck age A Philosophical ‘‘Squeal a successfol : sely in a And why did you sthrike? Looking dublously at a P g fit of pas le : NEW YORK, March Tt A i Well, {t was like this One | Muffy and playful Tittle pod) » | COMmand offic an al Eadie has the rt ation of er keyh wake ago, come day after tomor. observed mou rofully: Madame R w Y city, has “squealed.” | breach of ex artial lew * ‘ . t knowe that every row night, I was put wur-ruk Gee, Tiny will ‘never arr: £..%— . on ” ‘ the Mexican capt Complt- | 1 y x 4 unt \ has ‘ strikes tt among a gang uv C an biler- man-e loodgouaae The police 1 Rosie to “squeal Neither cations follow, but a r \ . at te) Th ph. Balsa: makers like elf. Well, begorry, town 2 did several not under indictment.|sis of th \ " nga are ely ® y , AK her's son of thim ate a ‘ ‘1 te elense th he cnn 5 } ig onions for tvery din Nor did a goodly fle-aged scions of |#eut “ & oned cay tof 5 the rist of the day the New York's n jued ” Madame Rosie | pun f 8 the theatre el of thim onfons got inter “ Dat “An Advent € the Mex have t ten to a fa % @o that inshtead of squeals” | actin” ‘oi tha Clean. A 0 of Tis ® long time since I seer Ite I was all the tl p She has recetve =. ee 1 o, rid in | Ye jan't it finge Well, the end cum string of lor im ATeS | ae th, vader Ustii We ate to fix t ap Indade, yes. 1 am married ny eyes got so full of wather that sh d only the s Dt] MGnea tance or Wnurlnaton ht to be 8 P : shtead of putti bolt in while » s In prison ts tia Secteur of Late Tightwad's F usion comy y the hale I me fin . So. aces checks she dim | ay at it D. of it is suf 1 ne, | the feller inside the bil tion has arisen that trict attorney's hands, and a gran ther nest! ceivers, Edison bas done, ant ay) washer on it with such hat.) gers the of egss ‘ sce at he has not beet begorry, they had to ta biler | cjaim " . It strikes us that if t s of New York, or elsewhere, will mind what they apart to get the hole from around Just get busy on Mada jemand creates supply, as| At oo Melbourne Une i Weeneeday hands of the plano say. What's the b so long as| my fin It was thin that I to immorality as most penalties on to the hg K sont tag a os - and the ke the child is healthy? thruck! @emand as well as the an be a whole lot of | MAasression of Manu a merely tinkles fron i (Copyright, 1913, by the Newspa-| Brass Beds Ightful to By Married ns, with the violin, so Mra. Gilfoyle Marry,! per Enterprise Assn.) $18-17 Pike ike Madame’s will perish from} Babies Prohibited.” | nstrols. The words of = a 3 1 upon those who sup | m is rfect—— the t he music of the r) b » wink - all Third Avenue, at Pike | Starr-MacPherson Co. Monday, March 1? president is ronounced “Wurta, cy es imy Bpec tor to and if you Huerta pron the way it's spelled Mexico about tb blend and ear might start another revolu t be mak mprens " Libs build d slid G | A u Wednesd: ee h iad Vehicle which<Will come ap R d Thi S M ‘Ph N f. E ibrar ilding is reported sliding ol! oeh! Just think how t the City nti! ednesday he mu hote that sound v © which will come up t - many stories will ahop if that building coes homit This way, officer. .| “When John Brought Hone His every , 1 cotreaponda | to th pression afforded ey €a IS arr ac erson ews or conor _ Wife,” “Parcel Post Johnny xactly in time the lip move I he wiil . , ss —— - March gave Seattle June sunshine last week. Today the offering is Open Switch, Absent-Mir nt have oo ful we 7 i i c i is wires May ohower. You can't beet Geattle citmate.” dled A violinist plays, The abou y'now only partly accomplished se HERE are money saving suggestions here for every member of the family. : see | down and give us an opportunity to show you how much lower prices are The progressives are condemned y the standpat prees for reading | At the~Union Until! Wednesday Third Avenue. & traitor out of the party, all of whict do the party eL " Happ to Mary any ha Lov in an AS ar nt-He ae |“The Old Guard, i Willie By this time it must bother the ordinary bull-headed Mexican’ Win? Target Practice, ° goldier in the ranks—any of the ra to tell for what or for whom HOVE ee val servi: he offerin a n innoy t and At the Odeon Until Tuesday Lar Paul's MF. church, conduct toring was an thnovat nd District “Attorney Coiner has let us into a secret. Says he's not} “Perils of the Pla hi tor, Re My, prnessteng Compe bent Sly pas on she reward the fellow wio s n dele At the Dream U Wednesday | R ic Weekly No. 11,7|/89 8 ar asad Mra. Py rat, the English euf. Democrat ie cl b was throws into consternation Saturday when a Vaterloo. Sixes and cet, has gone to Paria for a rest are trimmed gives, be d ecome democrats in f r fonar ‘ = 3 ; wn English officials proba k ribt democrat t ‘ en| At the Alhambra Until Thursday | 1 ves that we'll 2 p in state nos in| “Rupert — Jeffktr Auatrallar “6 6 spite of the 1 san i Kathleen Mavour-4 A Media, Pa., editor haa sued F ea % t Animated ahi tent bin Muslin Combinations nchasaiilies Weekly graves. | oom, rang of a Ladies’ muslin Combination Corset Covers and ae i | It Drawers. Lace, embroidery and ribbon trim At the Circuit Until Wednesday t oO sue a we med—values up to $1.5 re) Saved in Mid-al three reel hat f ree rd be a for P ee $1 Frau Van Win Crullers. ite assistant 1 th “ \ DERTON — DB RAL ° | Corset Covers At the Black cat Until Wednesday > 68 Pe ed with torehon | & and tr aad : Wheel ft Destir in en I Constance Richardson, one wo rows of en y ingertior ch i> coo parts | English nobility, as they By i ia At the Grand Until Wednesday where she will appear But how do YOU act in t . | “The Sculp tele 5 dancer. It aid Lady Constance d a i ginal tra Two Widows ting i bringing 60 new wna. Ma : 5 i Father,” “Idol of the Hour | . PF excreme the ripe Marching Orders! Up to $5 Boys Don't you ever doctor your deals a shade? ve artinye hile d saffric ar . Suits $2.39] Pe arts cat er ee At the Yesler Until Wednesday | them do Say sth Ladies’ $2.50 Shoes Suite, vale iT a r ‘ r n t ding t of ds ’ 1 } The Presa Gang,” “Oh, Tha + + % to $5. Six to a ever J ee “The Pitcher I t BS eas aici $1.00 an 16: Eee : 1 ‘ 1 w t At the ¢ Until Thursday | v. |w Ren sotee they last , a time ay re he : tA 1 nte " f Oe wouldn't. Yo MEN'S SHOES $2.25 ee € f nese 4 - , eared: , Peagtie oe 16 BP iso pair of men’s working Boys’ Pants rar er at nook shoes, two full soles—black W st recelved 4 At the Soclety Until Wednesday and refuse to and tan—a real oc al { Boys’ Pant ot ¢ 1 at : ‘ “a dtr . JOSH WISE brow es and mixta) ’ world, to th eCiMeuatank o SAYS GIRL’S SHOES $1.35 prowl ot a Hor athe + Ps pied several of the achool shoe ict inmetal 0 $1.00, [ P| t Ag: The ainess | t prom the kind of buildings und box calf—t lack and lp wre and ty n interest that was built to! An—on gale $1 35 “One-Star” Gloves $1 iW ash Dresses Time it! Ir st five minutes ‘ o be no Indigestion ascaee JAB a 1 181 be a store, but go Tuesday at ' « gais entecant ob Glues Nak \ asortmelt Pg ee a G is | 3 anvil: Whednecday |! ein An ihav« discouraged, and W ve ebitdren, surness, Heartburn, Gas ia At th Mymplan L . Phito Y | the best equipmer r has Df { now has the front f BOYS' SHOES $1.35 ial ert siti —_ sreags odole, alam Pa ae rep A re ergeant,” “The Light | MY ae t Ah al Sp 160 pairs bf boys’ school the “One Star.” ‘This a Bb taste t diy; fe ‘ the 1 That # A Head for a Head Ne Co-operation gf. skill ae eR shoes—marke ormerly — $2 : t range fro ment stuptiorn lumps a nda ok erik a it cae acy = fgp, Mor and $2.60—while | 95 glove, white, black En. cause 2 sich ir, gawsy stomach?| You feel different as 4 Dia. |At_the Moore Gundayto Thursday vt wn. att ig they last pt ‘ brown and beaver, vuL Now, + Mra.,Dyspeptte, jot 1 mes in comtact with the| Sherlock HOMMEsBehe Silver) i. i itwing teeth without, hiytir this down: Bape’s Dinpepsin digests | stomach eon supt how | Blaze"; “The piutebback ou a bit, So why not obey tha ees everrining. Waris noe ee ~ ald Re Petey ace wore 80s A Trifie Paradokleal, But We Get Insistent implu Seo Regal Pain: | It will be our job for the badly ¥¢ af stomach t dleondered f your head Your lean Dentists first next four year@ to keep the peo- New Idea Sega sy . sect . ted—Ton Nights in a Bar| Rogular $10 Never-Sip Plates $5.0 ple from forgetting about Tom you get happy relief tm five min-|y¥« Riikone pigs 4 shi NeverSitp Pigaepee’ » Son e r- a ers tes, but ah , Fo oa a trouble by |Boom, People for A | Parte, | yor extra Hoavy $10 Gold CraWnn'g4.oo| Marshall. Considerable job. Patterns ar Cc oneva. at it #tfenethens and re fifty-cent case of ‘ " - for Sprin ‘ 4 ; an . : in bill Board ‘ Twas Countrywide er Spring Third Avenue—Betw Si your stomach s¢ sont ia ant yOu in from any Arie ‘ay Regal Dental Offices |) am impationt to got back to : 4 tween Pike, 908 Union Strosts vor Dod ithou' alize in five 1 ites! MODERN elegantly furnished | op, L. R, Clark, 0. D. 8. (Manmger) [my golf sticks," remarked Citizen are in, Store Opens 9 a.m. Closes 6 p, m., Saturday Excepted Most remedies give you relief sometimes—they are alow, but not Sure. Diapepabo is quick, poaltive,| it 18 to suffer from|rooms at lowest rates at Hotel Vir yapepaia or any wtom-|ginus, Wighth and | Virginia, near j Westlake. Hiltott #04, 1405 Thifd Ave, N. WW. Cok Gnion,| Taft; upon arrival at Augusta, Ga,, NOTE—Bring thié Ad with.you | Bance at Dreamland tonight a |