The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 11, 1913, Page 4

NORTHWEST Seevice of the United Press Ratered at the postofficn, Seattle, Wash. as second class matier, Published by The Star Publishing Company every evening except Sunday Pressure so that the hands towel should be abolished with the o has not been already = A Timely Lesson in Mining Coal | HE cost to the coal trust of a ton of anthrac ite coal, in a car at the mouth of the mine, including investment ex- pense, depreciation, labor and all charge-offs, approximately $1.25. At tidewater, 150 miles away, that ton of coal is sold be) the trust at $4.85. Under the 60 and 40 percentage plan now in effect, the} trust collects 50 per cent profit out of its mining half of the aq operation and $2.85 for hauling the ton down grade from mine to tidewater, perhaps another 50 per cent When labor strikes for higher pay, show of resistance, yields and passes the increase on to the} “consumer, first multiplying it many fold. i If the Poindexter Alaskan plan were in effect in Pennsyl- vania, we should have this difference from present conditions: There wouldn't be a continuous and mostly futile fight to try to prevent the coal trust from mining so recklessly |) that hundreds of homes on the surface above are yearly de- stroyed by cave-ins. Uncle Sam would lay down the conditions upon which | Importation of arma. end am _ the trust could mine coal and he would have an inspection " force on the job to see that those conditions were fulfilled. There wouldn't be any question about a fair distribution “of mine cars, for Uncle Sam, not Morgan, would own the | a _Tailroads and the ships. into being. Service. to mine it himself. ‘new Alaska. AT DENVER, Pa., Mrs. Frank Wood’ Mincident out of the mouth; which evil. merciful and kind. hearts are hungry to receive them, a don't know. ranch in Mexico, and Uncie Sam refu if some one will find a the street, all will be forgiven. THURSDAY washrooms should have | cup wherever IAS, ANE, RAW Lean SNSS aN ARBITRATIN What Kind of Soap Did You Use, et with a hard br one hundred years hence, some. We're willing to swear acquaintance Mextco havin their bean sho X The young gir! who ran away be-| once had an experienc in India that fatrly |stand bolt upright The coal trust would no longer monopolize a treasure of show ated like @ royal rte on mature meant for all men and charge for it as much as the jonly king's children who cannot traffic would bear, for Uncle Sam would be mining coal, too, | in the anthracite region, parallel with the mining of the trust AND UNCLE SAM WOULD CHARGE COAL NOT ONE CENT OF PROFIT, WHAT IT COST TO DO THE WORK. For, you see, Uncle Sam’s motive, as in the postoffice, isn’t to pinch the people as severely as they will endure, so that a few monopolists may be greatly enriched. That used to be the kind of government Washington, but it isn’t the Poindexter kind, kind, the kind which the progressive movement is bringing hair | to What Strong for “td Widow FOR HIS BUT MERELY Improbable Stories in favor at the Wilson urned with the |timates of Joo McD 5 cents change, icked It p and put It tn The motive of the new freedom is a government of! eo iri iy af fashion ia a phrase ning Seems LO jp If coal is needed by the people and we can’t trust private enterprise to mine it without growing greedy and cruel, why, then, let Uncle Sam step in, as Poindexter proposes, and start | Not very far ab If that had been done in Pennsylvania at the time of the discovery of anthracite, what a difference it would have mace} Let’s take a lesson from Pennsylvania and apply i “Why do you think the hos ve an excellent , but I certainly do “She may not # } cat came home bringing her fost canary, according to dispatches. Mistai ably the canary that came home, carrying the cat. to put plenty of snake in a snake story, and cat in a cat story. The Other Side of the Story HERE'S another side to the story of the blue-eyed young woman who, in New York the other day, after a fruit-| afraid to wear her wate Jess quest for honest work, hungry, and thinking that only in death lay the alternative to earning ease by shame, swallowed poison but was discovered in time A side that helps mightily to take the bad taste of the What Would You Do if You Were You ought alwa Editor The Star Of course the Lord High Chancel-/ do if | was m I lors who come A Seattie woman But whether oie would be asked the time rage 59 D. that The Way It Works Out tores close. The income of the m discourages » car| money on his { on the Pauntle-| He spends an avera hour a day waiting his turn anc the barber's chair. During the en-| We see that t United States J roy and Alki lines FRANK OLSON, , City. |tire year he is in the barber shop| which has responded to the invita | busy, cruel cities human hearts are warm and good surpasses | tion to exhibit at the Panama ex SEPTEMBER 11, 1913 i (AMERICAN ADVENTURER NABBED IN CHINA; LANDS IN FRISCO JAIL SAN FRANCISCO, Sept |] 28, was a stenographer Then he went to China and be tures that outrival fetion They with being an “International 4 While in China he helped make f the famous Chinese patriot Yuan hi Kal was after, was ar an Englishman, then to the American consul, 15 months tn prison rest of his In all th act, and the gover nt doe White was sent to the elty prisor I am not an adventur China 1# a new country, at elf to a e¢ ng the t flercen will fi bunches they It was while holding the o|| put him aboard an out 1 was to have t 4, of which I have It costs 4,800 downtown bu faces shaved, thelr hair tri and their shoes tin, he brows and beards in order The figures a gern hair she in the Seatt he taken Ir ness of a downtown rial parlors armott says men are J thelr toilets as fiv years aKo. If You Figure Their Time cure tat annual ¢ 4,800 potrona of t the total for doxen class shops” would amount to §1, 0, 363 This is the way McDermott dopes What would I! ft out I would con Each of the day, @ total of 4,800 f the Each of spends ng days nd this cil |afford to ap position in San Fran . All day long the hospital where she lay was beseiged by| A Friendly Hint |HEADACHY, BILIOUS, CONSTIPATED, well dressed women who called to offer help. CLEAN TOUR LIVER— DIME A BOX | too, bore many messages of good cheer. the poor girl up and the hospital doctors and nurses chipped in to a generous relief fund and ‘the big city, callous, seemed as if by a miracle The mails, |} The cop who picked head,| that frritate and {njure, Re ber, that your sour, dsordered | beer stomach, lazy liver, and clogged wels can be quickly cleaned and | ulated by morning with gentle, | @—— throbbing sensation your mouth, your , your skin ts yellow with | }, under your e your What wrought the change was that magic of democracy, | publicity. Folks hadn't been cold or heartless at all. didn’t know. They hadn't understood How to know is the problem of the city. of the big town that kind souls who would gladly fags whose hearts are as hungry to show the pupren Pate ystem {9 fall of bile and con-|y y passed od tn a cleat It is the tragedy HASTEN THE SOCIAL CENTER! ‘TIS A crool, croo! world! Bandits have thelr eyes on Hearst's s to declare war. 10 CENT BOXES -ANY DRUG STORE A WATER whirlpool suggested the Maxim silencer for guns. w ALSO 25 & SO CENT BOXES: Now, Fo Inquiries Into the New ilencer for that cornetist who practic oy erate & 1 ‘ paves wreck into a wreck and it al Overcoats For Boys 21% to 18 Every correct style in dependable fabrics $3.50 to $20 Suits For Boys 2% to 18 extensive showing in the city. $3.50 to $15 with every Boys’ One ought to be able four inquiries to in at least four times nothing. oped nothing. No able-bodied lawyer e without the kale , nd joyous bundles Thaw's In Jal Our Precise Artist BY-SWANEY- MY-WIND-AIN Sailor, Russian, Norfolk and Dou- ble-Breasted Styles. Best and most An Oxp Pain or Pants. FREE! A Real Watch, a German Harmonten or a Safe given away Sult or Overcoat ¥ Redelsheimer & Co. Two Entrances-—First and Columbia you remember when all the! planning to join one of the three A New York manager offers .to return the money to every patron| who does not laugh in his the our opinion, | boast of one's wealth. A) an a don't resort to harsh phy ‘ough Cascarets; a 10-cent will keep your hes feel cheerful and bully nthe cf refreshe ant and useful. Cle CANDY CATHARTIC Yesterday We Unpacked Some More of the New Fall Coats— You'll have to see them, however, in order to appreciate their real value and tho best part of tt is that the prices a right down where you can hardly afford to be without one. Come in tomorrow and pick out the one you like best, then arrange to pay a little each week or month as you prefer, PHONES Dy well, Qathy, oom memth tm By carrier, m chy, ie o Highteen month landed him tn prison, world history and finally senten Then White was lugged across the American officer under orders from the in the city prison at San Francisco, history of strange adventure and un) imprisonment White's predicament ts the strange Why am I tn jail? 1 don't kno knows, elther. The city authorities say governinent tc rom China who was to have turned him over to an official f tentlary But no official met them, was known of the case. Potter, in an Quentin p Kreat perplexity, nd White over und floor I'm as ration and work up w some of the bloodiest » crossed three pr fighting took ® good fighters? ! en hat and a pair ¢ ann, they go t nt vicious Geo. E. White renal that I hely Japanese liner. ned over to the American consulate 4» deported, erved six months. In disguise I » French and fi but this was fllegal, so they hung t don't know what they are going to do with me now.” mpoo compounds 4 he keeps « sta ago man who patronizes |t » based on the ops regularly ott, who runs way hined three times, bas bie h air cut every y*stop and figure how », time and money is 6 barber shops in Gr zh clase barber dergoes a thorough the latest éirectory, investigator g twice ax much money and Best Short Stories of the Day he shape of that there ‘ a'ready with as yer work in coal all day long at wharf, what extra bit of dust fn yer | In fact, if the time which men nd in barber chairs, and at man. . Were figured into the UP TO THE EARS. physician to, be exaisined and found the "Taint really the dust I object foresaid dozen shops handles an average of 400 men a * responded the infuriated one, ‘and if I takes it orf me ‘ead when I'm out it leaves round me for'ead been going swimming? watermelon!"— black band Home Journal. Hed washing me face s of 310 London Answers. Main 9800. Private exchenge exe necting wih afl Aepartmenta, thay six em, $100; ome yone, meth. ey |We Don’t Dare Say It In Pring, to this one? The 8 marksmen are winnng most of the prizes at Camp Perry, Satisfying Fall Suits ary suits showing for Fall, best 1ouses, like & Co, nts are known ated in foreign ll as in A nerica, d- and character to the so much ind new garments, and = such pleasing patterns to select m that you will walk ut of the store a highly buyer, once you have n the splendid as- sortment and values Special Suits, and Raincoats BONE $15 and $18 Clothes $18 to $45 (London) _ and English Rain- women to $60 Cheast HOSIERY SPECIAL See our w for a |remarkably fine line off highly mercerized and silk} lisle hosiery, 25 cents. | nd All the new Fall Blocks| in Dunlap, Stetson, | Henry Heath (London)} and Cheasty Special Hats, up from .. +. $2.50 Cheasty’s Haberdashery Second Av. at Spring St. If It's Correct, Cheasty Has It TA R . 4,800 by 40 by 210 equals! ¢ 6 VITAL QUBETION » vegetarian humor » fleshiess fraternity bat he enateed Grote-Rankin’ s n who can appearance of the pnees were good 4 es she demanded were not ex of a half] “T'd like to have you come,” want to live We are vegetarians and Ba ver have any meat in the be satisfied with a rabauls The fraulein scratched her head. "” housewife who is thoroughly” economical—who _wishes_ ta save her strength and youthfulness as well as money, will wisely choose this really remarkable range. We would reciate the opportunity showing this range to you, DOES HIS BEST. — d clear and make scarets now— wake 1 ike doing a good day's work—tmake yourself pleas up! Cheer , and the guests of the ing was George Washington Gr splendid We want you to see all of its advantages and con- We want you to un- derstand just why we so heartily recommend the Monarch -Malleable Range xplain how it will money, time and labor a: ing for years and years to come. for yourself how staunchly how conveniently it is arranged. You will find your investigation to be well Bruddah White,” do’ neighbor Job you'n keep sponse of Mr. ve you keep on snv- See built— NON-FEAZE-ABLE, I am ceasing the word in its pres » of fault-finding ent degenerate tive of one fota of good have always been ungracious lved either by | whose good I sought or by the per | son upon whose sympathy I was de-| Demonstrations We are still holding daily Come in any time and see for yourself how pet Th ose whose good I sought have | the Monarch not listened to me bakes, The important feature of this demonstration is the fact h we use has seen nearly nine years in a Seattle home—has never had one cent and today is doing just as good work stupid looks had Monarch Range “do you know that you go with your mouth open?” spent on it for repairs * answered Minnie stolid. y treated when . . . "at vuseitish | Aluminum Cooking Utensils Free a Monarch Range during. this demonstration answered the | ‘ , ; } Aluminum Cooking Utensils ay I wish it to be!” THE BEST REASON. A storm was = Mons arch “It's too much of @ “I've told yer » T won't have the kids bringin’ Ne coals from the shed in my best half sauntered into ," she sald coldly, | “stop chinning a minnit, EASY TERMS cooking and baking demone six-piece set of “Wear-Evee* giving entire satisfaction we as part payment on a pew