The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 28, 1914, Page 4

- paisa iat ers Lis ted eet tare A sham The Colorado Massacre ai. chargeable to Villa or Huerta in Mexico, the whole coun ) tty would have been aflame at the horror of it > Whole families have been wiped out as a result of a Strike war between mine guards and militiamen on one side &nd miners on the other, Of the dead and wounded the ma jority are women and children : There could be no such massacre as this if the state of ‘Colorado had not surrendered its government to the Rocke feller Fuel and Iron company Tt has done even worse than that territory to carry on hostilities for months, it has openly sides. Instead of using its great authority to compel peace and lablish justice, it has assailed the weaker of the antagonists all the fury of the savages who once roamed its fhatever the rights and wrongs of the quarrel between Rockefeller and his employes may be, it is the duty of it has not done. It has hidden in a cowardly way be a pretense of martial law. Its own armed agents have more intent upon serving Rockeieller than upon serv the state. a Mr. Rockefeller’s son recently testified that he was willing sink his entire investment in Colorado rather than yield to investment, BUT HE HAS DEBAUCHED AN AMERI- COMMONWEALTH, AND .THE BLOOD OF AND CHILDREN IS ON THE HANDS OF HIS ROUS AGENTS, PRIVATE AND PUBLIC. ary MEX WAR would be a godsend to Cleveland sporting editors, who We got to explain why their two bali teams are licked every day. a | Huerta do some strong thinking. ‘But you needn't hide your pocketbook. Most of It Is held by our ‘oll, copper and smelting syndicates. ? or Human IR prevention of cholera in hogs, $1,000,000. For protection of 300,000 babies who die annually se of sheer neglect, $25,000. Legislation! U. S. legislation! But it is a mighty clear object lesson as to what the of society and government has been. Millions for hogs other property, and dimes for humanity. Put a baby beside a hog, to be saved, and there is no man soul so dead that he wouldn't give preference to the . But we look upon the hog as worth certain dollars “cents. We leave thinking upon what the babe is worth ; ts and, in many cases, care almighty little what ‘ak. So, we legislate liberally to save hogs. @ vilized ph we may be, perhaps the quickest way to get around right thing is to put a cash value on babres. We seem slow about saving babies rather than hogs because of superior value as parts of the human family, anyhow. HAVE about made out that the “Black Death” of the wae what we call the bubonic plague. It harwested 25, people that time. A pair of patched trousers covers an honest heart,” ac- Birmingham paper. Drat those new French styles of wear- how! rhe Mind Expands as Health Returns ie rere Ale Nutrition Is Given.” Jow state of the general health the accepted cause of back- in children. So in the @ backward child it 1s best towards building up its It will usually be found main trouble is in the food, of assimilation and diges- , Hence care should be taken fi Kind of food given to the . This, with plenty of alr and cf shoul bring sbout a@ the better. the condition of the bow- note whether the waste is be- off or not, or whether ft iS passed too freely. If either prevails, give a small dose gentlest of all laxative-ton- Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin. Lucile McBroom for grown people. All druggists sell it, and the price is only 50 cents and $1 a bottle, the latter for fami- Mes who need it regularly. Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin has of mothers will testify | no equ: & cure for constipatio Wonders it has wrought in| indigestion, biliousness, headache of their own children, and| sour stoma as on the stomach, it reason legions of families | liver and kindred com- of Mrs. Daisy McBroom,| plaints. It has #0 many advantages fo, Ind., are never without it/that those who once use it forever house. She {s the mother of |after discard cathartics, salts, pills and has been using Dr. Cald-| and other coarse remedies, for they Syrup Pepsin for Lucile since|are seldom advisable and should was 2. Mrs. Mciiroom it| never be given to children. cile’s life. It isthe stand-| Pamilies wishing to try a free family medicine in the Mc-|sample bottle can obtain it post- om home. paid by addressing Dr. W. B. Cald- int to the taste and so| well, 419 Washington st., Monticel- iy safe that it is given to in- i jo, Ill 1 ecard with your and yet is equally effective on it will do. O RENTS:OUR FRONT PICKET RULING [Eze _ The supreme court bas dismissed | @ appeal of M. Voliman & Co. the Industrial Workers of| ft orld, made from the decision i nee Everett Smith in Bebru complaint of Vollman & ‘Judge Smith held that the ; tailors could maintain but not more than two, be- ir employer's shops, on Un-| and Second av., providing no violence and ap- d no nearer than ten feet . of the supreme court temains nndisturbed. gecount of Emma Trentini, actress, aitached by man- New York on charge of obtaining $6,816 too © FF SUCH an atrocity as that reported in Colorado had been Having permitted the inhabitants of a large section of state of Colorado to enforce its laws without fear or favor. | | demand of his employes that they be permitted to or-| He has not sunk and he does not intend to sink his en-| TEN U. &. battieships for every Mex custom house ought to make| AMERICAN INVESTMENTS In Mexico are estimated at $1,057,000,-| D OU BELIEVE IT, DIANA, THE LADY ROOM wee e, YOOWG AIO/SE., THS 13 A KY nwo! 40 FOO CIOUSE ! TOMORROW WE bike | AO S114 POORER! In the Editor’s Mail ABOUT THE HINKY DINKS Editor The Star: Judge Moore assumes that preferential voting will remove all objections to elect- ing counciimen by wards, It will not. The councilmen will be elected to govern the whole city, not one thirtieth of it. ‘ If any councilman {n one of the other 29 wards sacrifices the city’s) interests to advance that of his) little section, we can no more pun-| ish him than if he were elected | from Spokane or Tacoma. And the temptation to do fust! that Seattle's own experience! shows is {rresistible. j Does the charter commission pray, “lead us not into tempts tion,” and then propose to force such temptations on councilmen? They are proposing to strip ev- ery voter of twenty-nine-thirtieths of his power over the city. We can, under their plan, vote for but one councilman out of 30. Today we vote for all. | Their plan means, Inevitably, a) government 30 times worse than | we have today. Truly yours, WILL ATKINSON. MEXICAN INTERVENTION | Editor The Star: No, wo do not want war with Mexico. Look back on the pages of his-| tory, if you please, at the time war) was being carried on between Eng- land and France. In England the result was profit and lows to the people. The conditions of the poor became appalling. The rich be- came undesirable and undemocrat- | fe. The poor, upon conclusion of war had even lew. The rich added to their dollars. LOUIS 0. STONE. HELPLESS “Here's your tea and toast, sir. The doctor says are to have nothing else. “Well, I can't kick.” “WRLC, THINK Psat» employed by a retatl house during a sale of women's apparel. tomer at the asked to be shown a medium- priced skirt to wear around the house. Yo HEL ' TRADING IN THIS DO MY TRADING IN K. MOTH- EATEN S ME A TWINce ‘HE STAR—TUESDAY, APRIL 2 KNOW YOU DID YouR TRADING = SINT —_— Lo, TRUS, I DIDN'T ™ NO, I DON'T Do mY (s GRocorr? SLANG IN THE CHEEK - BONE ? ? Wasted Eloquence In # small country church in Eugland, not long ago, a Itttle child was brought for ward for baptism. The young miniter, taking the little one in his arms, spoke as fol. lows “Reloved, no one can fore tell the future of thin little chid, He may grow up to be @ great astronomer, ike Sir Isaac Newton, or a great | labor leader, like John | Burne; and it fs ponsible that he might become the prime minister of England.” Turning to the mother, he inquired; “What is the name of the child? “Mary Ano, ° . Particular A young man was temporartly clothing He was approached by a cus rush hour, who “AN right,” sald the young hopeful. “What's the aire of the house?” NATIONAL DENTISTS System of plate work. Spe cial offering for this week only: $5—Plates—$5 We also do crown and bridge work. $3—Per Tooth—$3 Guaranteed dentistry for the least money. NATIONAL DENTISTS N. W. Corner of 4th and Pike. HOPE YOU Don'y LOWER MYSELF TO PEEK THROUGH THE kKeyHous$’ ‘CUsE T SHouLon! Practical Mind @ certain school a teacher giving hie class reading. It came to @ part about a woman drowning herself. The teacher asked a boy to read again. He began: gan: “"She threw herself into the river, Her husband, horror. stricken, rushed to the bank— ” The teacher sald: “Now, tell me why the husband rushed to the bank.” Quick and sharp came his an- ewer: se, sir, to get the insurance La eee All of Him “Edith, ie that young man gone?” catled the landiady at ten bells. “Yes, completely,” came the answer. eee The Coward “I wish you to understand,” he sald, addressing his 17-year-old fon, “that I am still the boss In this house.” “All right, dad," the boy re piled; “but you're a coward to make the boast behind mother’s eee Sure Thing “So you don't call on Miss Bute any more. Quarreled?” “Well, I told her I preferred | to have her kiss me before and not after she kissed her pet dog.” | “And what did she say?” | “She said I evidently forgot that the dog might have his preferences, too.” eee The Company's Friend An old colored woman boarded a street car and proffered the | conductor five pennies. “I can't use them,” he said gruffiy. | “Dat’s all right, honey,” she replied. “Jes, you give ‘em to | the company. They kin use ‘em.” cee | Far Away | “What are you thinking of, Beatrice? inquired Mr. Hainer of his wife at breakfast. “I am dreaming of my youth,” replied. “Jes, you give ‘em to “Well,” replied the brute, “I thought you had a faraway look | in your ey | bt ad | “The Tower of Babble, I sup- pose.” j see Pertinent Query She—And I'll have a lictle from- age benedict with cordial medoc and— He—Who told you I was a mil- lonaire? ly DRAWS PROMOTION LIVINGSTON, Mont., April 28.—~ John M. Rapelje, general superin- tendent of the N. P. railroad, has been promoted to assistant general manager of that system, with head- quarters in St. Paul. It becomes effective May 1. MAMMA, T HAVE u LL» PELLERS, I'm eres) j"Yep—ano Heme Yd!!! STAY. THEY ONLY Pay me $500 A ween) For THIS)| Author—If I only knew some- thing I could send editors that wouldn't be rejected. Postmaster—Well, sir, a ham by parcel post, now, wouldn't be Mkely to be turned down. eee A Mienomer “Father? “What is It, Comus?” “Why are some men calied sol- dlers of fortune?” “I don't know, my son. | never saw one of them with money.” Don’t Fuss With Mustard Plasters! There's no sense in mixing up a mess of mustard, flour and water and getting everything all mussed up when you can #0 easily relieve that pain or soreness with a little clean, white MUSTEROLE. MUSTEROLE is made of pure oll of mustard and other helpful fn- gredients, combined {n the form of & pleasant white ointment. It takes the place of the outofdate mus tard plaster, and will not bileter! 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S. army transport service. “I cannot say too much in appre- elation of what Akoz has done for me in curing me of a bad varicose vein," said Captain Speler. “For six years I had to wear a silk elastic stocking from my ankle to my knee. I used the Akoz internal treatment and also put the Akoz dusting powder in my shoe, with the result that in a few weeks I | Was completely cured. Formerly my leg ached very severely every time I walked a short distance. Now I no longer have to use an elastic stocking, and no matter how far I walk or how much I am on my feet there is no evidence of the varicose condition “Others in my family have used Akoz for stomach and kidney troubles with equally satisfactory | Tesults. Several of my friends have also obtaine relief from their rheumatism and other atlments with Akoz.” Akoz is a natural mineral and not a combination of drugs. It ts nature's own remedy and giving re- | Hef in hundreds of cases in this vi- jcinity, Akoz is sold at the Owl Drug Store and all other leading drug stores, where further informa. tion may be had regarding this ad- vertisement, THE SHOE REPAIR MAN 216 Union St.—2 Shops—110 Madison A 4-Reel “Screecher’ Film "MAMMA, FOR MERCY'S SAKE, WHERG DID You Get THE BLACK -. TWASN'T Quick AS GNOUGH, DIANA, (=) —SHE oPENED ‘ THE DOOR