The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 25, 1913, Page 4

MEMNER OF THR SCRIPPS NORTITWEST PHC PQ Main 9100 ettice, Seattle, Wash. oe second RATES "70", Pabltehing oon me ESS] (COL. GOETHALS, INSECOND CHAPTER OF HIS ARTICLE FOR STAR, | | lost the things that money can't buy—George Horace Lorimer ‘XPLAINS SLIDES WHICH DELAYED WORK ON PANAMA CAN EXPLAI s CANAL The A. F. of L. and Politics | | ‘ A ¢ a (Editor's Note —This is the Second Part of Col, Goethals’ own story summits, they could work a mumber total in the Cent ‘ 7 peat: M HEN ¢t American Fede - ' F CONVENTION, I) oe reparation and of the great obstacles that were to be overcome of excavators simu ‘ 1,00 ( ; B Seatt! eek, tackled polit t took an attitude | pf preparation and of the great obstacles that were to be overcome pointe, so that & nucce if et Reta : | ‘ f | Two years were spent In the work of preparation alone, in bullding a t on or ledges resulted ‘ } bervade: snd eu slualng trae of open in t ys Y, AS USUAL IN it and getting together the force and the machinery, and now, one above the other, each with the , ter of © . ry will be the matter for the firat time, the real story of those disastrous SLIDES and natural surface at the point of be ‘ nted t ar tae ‘ ‘ah t 1 | BREAKS ie told, those tremendous upheavals of nature which Increased ginning auge t \ a It said that the time Rot GPS ius Y ANG) the burden placed upon the shoulders of the great directing genius, By working tn the direction of | — then 1 t tra \ nist ation and el but which never caused him to waver from hie purpose to finish the the cut, the face of the bank Kave} work In the tlme that was set for him to finish It. There has been no the longest cutting p ble ¢ tion tc va ate eral off greater exhibition of endurance and sheer nerve in the history of the ducing the number of times the ex l Het 2 e¢ world than this calm, able man has given, fighting the forces of nature, cavator must be hauled back, and } — | directing hia tremendous army of more than 50,000 souls and pushing Dehra cnticta dance Asalnnea ar ber to the : HK : - ii MIT" through every obstacle to great achievement rangement, since the cuttin we no alliance would e mod , res arried up grade on elther side of : D 4 es A > F PART II ! In addition to this, 1,536 the summit USIC | rea to which must have 1 et : e r € M buildin: The Americans fol out of a total of 2,200 ia . orkiner 1 tremble le t 1 oe * eT . buildings turned over by the method, the on diffe mens of working IBY COL. G. W. GORTHALS| Prann wore cemaccieacand re in the character of mach! - os | politics. Corps of Engineers, United States| paired for use. | “The grestect diffleulty on e 0 0 an § Vin ! : Lo! the poor workingman! Over two millions Army, Chairman and het Sn I, Recrutting agencies were estab } countered in the excavation \ ; ie ene ay ow . gineer, lathmian Canal Commie-| lished tn the United States, Europe | was due te slides and breaks ‘ of him refuse to take political power—BY WHICH sion and the West Indies | which caused large masses of ALL THINGS IN THIS COUNTRY ARE DONE (Copyrighted, 1913, by the News:| | The commissary department of | material to slide or move into There Is No One Too Old, Too ( | paper Enterprise Association in|/the Panama Ratlroad Company was | th ated area, closing off —but they will go snooping around other parties | gre United States, Great Britain, enlarged until it became a great the mers ‘ eet ng eft Young, Too Grave, Too Gay, for nomination and office! : France and Germany.) has art ogg ws ipplying to = relndedg and tearing up the Too Sad, Too Glad, Too Serious } c t or judg ' -. eeary | rac’ ’ The smart republican nominee for judge, who | ophe first two and a half years of | for their comfort and convenlence. COL. GEORGE W. GUETHALS The term “slide” te applied or Too Frivolous to Enjoy G j i will later issue injunctions for protection of blackleg !Amertcan control on the canal zone facturing, cold storage @ a Bulider of the Panama Canal to the movement of the over Musi i : were & uration \ y plant © established - - : no ° usic . ne slick democratic minee for be ‘ . a bre lying clay upon smooth, slop . strike-breakers, and the slick der 2362 atic Nomin' ‘ All energios were devoted during /and turned out each day about 90|every poasthle contingency ing surfaces of rock or other mayor, who will later turn the city fire-hose on street that time to rid the isthmus of} tons of foe, 14,06 , loaves of bread. Sty of the Panama rail material harder than the clay oe 6 “ee +9 ease by sanitation, to re ting | 2,400 rv 0 gallons of foe cream, road was increased by do “Breaks” eccur at points railway employes who ask 20 cents per hour wages, and a « a working f 1,000 pounds of roasted coffee and | tracking it throughout, except f p rit sultable h .500 plec will give labor a place or two at the tail of the ticket and provi of laundry [Cristobal to Gatun and from ¢ ° . where the underlying rock is of a poor quality, intersected by ee ” hotel kitchens, and an| Four to five rikerator cara,|pra to Paraiso | vestioal beamea, ef seeme to “catch the labor vote.” hs adequat supply; to assem: loaded with meats, vogetables and| Yards were enlarged and connec-| gloping toward the canal, and And this the position of two millions or more biting the plant to do the york; to|such frufts as could be obtatned,|tions made to areas available for| which ie unable to bear up the 2 1 RT dibeons Increasing the capacity of the ex. were sent out on the night freteht! dumping grounds qumerinpenad (mast of “organized” workingmen in our politics isting railway system, and to e®-|to distant potnts, and every morn Laws were framed, and elvil Ge erally the upper surface In all so-called “industrial disturbances” what elements) tabiishing a system of ev goverr ing * supply train of about 16 cars, government was ablished, gl tne bPokan portion of, the 1 t the ¢ 1 tone, eh t o hie! umbe 1 o olght were Di deeieneri ‘ r { acainst the workingmen? ‘anal tone, which is a which number alx ¢ with ite necessary adjuncts of bank remains approximate ‘ P ‘ and ean thighs Ube neue oa rk he sot. Mit? of land ton miles wide, five refrigerator cars, left Cristobal at) courts, pollee force, fire com | sheeental, sactling nearly ver There is something suitable for 4 Pretty much all—the | the bench, the th Ol- miles on either side of the center 40 to distribute food stuffs and panies, customs and revenue | tical! indivi i i : t te g acro aT ry to » ke inn a y - Be Giers and finally, but by no means least important, the senti-|of the canal, extending across the laundry to the local comminsa eantaith alle The wellaht A( tha broken por every individual, family and in, § re é athe seek “digeetie temcevankl rae ‘ PRR bo Ee an 9 bape ah ctein ore works and tre tion forces up and displaces come. Whether your choice be a ment of a large part public not ¢ work of sanitation In could make < 1AKee porter epran, aang laterally the material lying dh : ' Mhearing a heavy portion of the inconvenience, distress| Cluded clearing lands, draining | where the hotels, messes and kitch { States for| rectly below It in the bottom beautiful Baby Grand Piano, a 8 and filling pools and ewampe jens secured thelr supplies for the) tO btainment of pctaneat ip or ba Gin. betiob er lodeus of Pla Pi H : and loss fer the sxtermination of the | dey kinds and descriptions. Upon ar| the canal. As the material yer Piano, a Harp, a new Edi- BUT YOUR LAW, BENCH, POLICE AND SOL-| mosauito, the e | The construction plant, consisting hospitals for the care of the |of steam shovels, locomotives, cars, -DIERY ARE CREATIONS OF POLITICS sick and Injured, and the quar | unloaders readers, track shifters, | fi f |p! € . | q All the affairs of the nation a eating pile drive ranes, dredges, steam tition, to secure and matn-| boats, tugs and barges, was pur "Vand have been ever since the constituti rival on the isthmus, the suppli thus forced up Is taken away aces dintaondcomt dic Victrol were shipped to the various sub-| the upper part gradually setties Po , a Victrola, divisions of the canal work for] and moves toward the axis of a Grafonola, a Violin, Guitar, Man- which they were purchased, or they the canal until the entire bro- 2 ° i * sro placed in storeho ong, ken portion le removed. dolin, Banjo or Zither outfit, a se- lection of Sheet Music or Player gated the muni-| chased, for the most part under. dowr wane when re The greatest slide was at Cuca P equality of men. All movements—social, economica a sm kad na venue after various, |racha, and gave trouble when the A . 3 Piiai, moral, industrial—finally get around to political action nd the various settle aged had been French began cutting in 1884 Piano Music Rolls, your require- Ms Nt ‘uct’ stand for. riot; sabotage a1 . the line of the cana af the machinery 5 he lof 800 feet 1 ol alone the tint ments can be best taken care of } species of brute force r h maina and ad Lager elt of exca ation . ter aed to here, ¢ + n n fu wholesome f. fre eo ma - by ad out or \ It has got to stand for what is me thro ties ward with any hope of success, and |Gold Hill. This slide was the last ' ficient water, sewerage, pavements| ket, w ndant ve « de! i nd |G h a an + . . rte tanaded and’ built « disk. on = Geatenn of anne one t parts and material, {£0 much praixe cannot be given tolobstruction to the canal, and {ts Practically all lines are priced those who concelved and establish-| removal was the opening that final +4 be ed i Hid hy Tal wity ‘or a. he . = . ures neve! ore ofter nm Buildings to the number of . f ng ¢t fen them tn a working condition. ly makes the canal an accomplished at figur. ever for. ff Zen’s vote is as good as another's 2,009 were constructed, includ. tion pl b z * . ction plant in the most ef . esol a Our form of government was conceived, born and reared| ing office buildings, hospitals, |ficient condition for pet cerel he The department of engineering | fact. Seattle on goods of equal quality. p hall rul hotels, messes, kitchens, shops, | operation. de it imperative that 224 Construction was divided into| There were, all told, nine slides Gn the proposition that the ballot shall rule storehouses and living quarters. ‘the shope b& equipped to three construction divisions and breaks to be reckoned with, WE’RE RETIRING FROM And we have an organization of over two millions — ——_--—-—— _ E The Atlantic division embraced|and there was nothing to do but | the engineering construction fro remove all the material embraced | BUSINESS AND EVERYTHING 4 of men, kicking against partiality of law and courts Si Small’s Pup Couldn’t! deep water in the Carribean sea to| within their Imi MUST GO « _ and the oppression of organized greed, and yet solemn- | Read Anyhow! np — hy pa repre der dom; I, There tn La ot ber, mathod known | . : h | the n ed 0 o stop or prevent them a ly and formally denying themselves the power of the - j Gatun to Pedro Miguel, and the Pa-| No apprehension ts felt because ¢ cific division from Pedro Miguel to|of the slides in the future of the deep water tp the Pacific ocean. | canal. —_— Aa already noted, the Americans| They developed as the depth of Wy ntinued the work In progress by |the canal increased, and the banks the French fn the cut commonly alfa or broke because of the condi | known as the Culebra cut, utilizing tion of unstable equflibrium. ballot, the only instrument through which things can be or ought to be done, trading their power off for a few places on the tails of tickets! We have a great federation which elects its offi- i hick i i the French machinery until {t could) When the grad hed cers, presents its principles, establishes its rules by be replaced by more modern appli-leqailibricm was established aed j internal politics, yet, when advised to exercise its po- J | ances the beck pressure of the water re i 3 litical power at large, turns to the’ bones thrown it by A fellow of the Royal Anthropo _ Sage wan the most formidable sults in greater stability ; ; : 4 fe other elements that are wise enough to organize for logical society, ae startled. the lor" tae, magaiteds of ne. ovtting.| Célebre. out wince I0ee aka Garine Tied Ave, and Caivquny &: ' , politics. monkey was once man's equal,|2%4 Slso because of the difficulties |the French control 18,646,000 cubic Telephone Elliott 4377. ee It sounds reasonable but how did Attending It, due to the excessive | yards were remove The time is not ripe han happen to fal “| fainfall, and to the varying charac-| Between Gatun and Ras Obispo “w confident.” resc s the federatio 93 ayes, 15 ‘ ter of the material countered e northern end of he Culed: We are confident,” re the federation, 193 ayes, oe | ‘The French so planned the exca-jeut, the French excavation which i noes, “that when our present political activities have suitably An aviator says he can fly across| vation that after the remoyal of was useful to the present project | matured, a new political party will be the logical result tt * A { with one stop We the peak of the divide and lesser amounted to 2,201,000 enbic yards, | . ‘ elieve it. But we're sure he t ai ye. wt - inlammatireii. MEANWHILE, LET US BEAT UP SOME MORE ‘ i be GGALs ber cat et MOTHERS AND THEIR CHILDREN AT LAWRENCE! atop. eae —— : LET US MOW DOWN WITH MACHINE GUNS ahnot ome tas, _ |WHAT'S LEFT OF MINERS’ HUTS IN WEST VIR- min Tcugne te pert bt | ears 4 _ GINIA! wa The Porplened Patriot \ a oe LET US IMPORT SOME MORE THUGS TO SHOOT ‘ ° Z eNie things (cane Sraetie es “eh Gut ‘ / UP WORKMEN IN COLORADO AND MICHIGAN! 4 LET US CREATE SOME MORE COURTS TO JAIL 7 OUR FEDERATION OFFICIALS FOR NOT KEEPING a THEIR MOUTHS SHUT! LET US FEED OURSELVES TO SUITABLE MA- TURITY ON THE CRUMBS FROM OTHER PARTIES THAT ARE REALLY DOING THINGS, GOOD, BAD OR INDIFFERENT, TO US! MAYBE TRUE Not long since, a reporter for a big daily was ansigned to a fashionable wedding ° was, of course, an Inter | view with the beautiful bride. | | now,” smiled the glad orter, finally vitable q Patent Excellent Flour has twenty-one years of popularity back of its many good qualities. Neither bleached nor blended, but made of the choicest blue stem wheat, which makes bread of finer, better flavor than the hard harsh wheat flour. you reside Old Manse.” proudly | F ANOTHER DOCTOR says kissing Is unhealthy. That's what they say about anything we like LOSS OF life in middie west since hunting season opened Is heav- Jer than that In the battle of Jaurez, Mex. Good Cheer Aids Digestion of Food the story, an t happiness red the look that charm of a Ob, Harry,” she exclaimed | | addressing the newly made husband, “What do you aup- | | pose that dreadful young man | has “printed? | "Really, dearest, I don't Hy saan know,” solleitously | responded Dyspeptics Can Make the Rest Agr hubby Is thing wrong” of the Family Happy by > | Decid emphatical- | Using a Laxative-Tonic. y uae wnaa netieine Gone tee s | that when we return from our | | honeymoon we will reside at the old man’s.” § The temper of the family and th | PR 3 good cheer around the ta , § pend so much on the goo , \ ) tion of each individual present that p2 os ) | the experiences of some former ¥ ty + { ; i) otty mala? | ting, pretty | dyspeptics who overcame their trouble should be ft those now suffering The best a but it is a Amn, oir whe aata. A Poughkeepsie, N. Y., woman) | ed—is to eat slow has offered $25 reward for the re i each mouthful carefu He 1 of her husband, dead or alive : Hf slow eating i careful 1 must hi carried heavy in tion fail the ne 1 c ‘ ie | to nature, Dr well's S ee 4 sin. This n A Great Many of Them in That ih digesta 1 in addition Neighborhood Are Ehamelead | ing in the digestion of food | je | gently on the nd bowe 4 ze being t t , s of fa ee 9 ve * st and Amaterdam av.; re-| ' ding them of the accumulation of ili ready tarailiar with ite) RESCUE MEN FROM : aera w York (N ] waste that should long as te aeuita dba ek Iways gu DRIFTING BARGE | heen passed c It Is wa be refunded guaranteed ‘ Bee fall of ¢ I d . ast adrift on tk . | barge Georgian, which broke awa Maj. §. Martin, of Joplin, M tabibte te. ae barke ¢ ! ’ thinks Dr. Caldwell's Syrup |eathartien, salt oi dine Se he ert So oe St Printers EME ite Ma hes wor iolt | Syrup Papata 4 Unilke thesg.| sound Friday, were rescued Mon-| 1018 THIRD 1 AIN 1043 | ears an he has sinc ect 1 day. The tug Dola picked the t pnt ps | kin x nt medicine, ang raha near ( t Island. The byte of his ie aura 000 ba parish keane Needs jn spite of his 77 years he says he|to do ¢ 000 ba ' red ; P pl It is the ideal remedy for Indl Familieg ‘ nd and {8 a total wreck , c | eee, matter how severe; sample bott Women are employed in the | sreduale “J Lenses | De eascech, = pape gett ya to tae Fr lontl. | w the ork under the n oer the stomach, drowsine ter eat-| cello, I ; oF nest Ns Pia ae SL fist cued fog and similar annoyd | name and address on it will do. 'the men, | 4. W_ EDMUNDS, OPH, DP 701 Leary &