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Woodhouse-Grunbaum Furn. Co., Inc. 416-424 PIKE STREET WE’LL TRUST You ec APU * Lt a, oe STAR TO NAME WINNERS IN STRANG | LETTER CONTEST NEXT WEEK FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 191 PAGE profit, | m has been estabiten oO n oo Or yes te. furnien. your home pak Seer "own inaivias Announcement of the winne of; by labor before there ts any suryernment, not for anybody's Sur terms are easier and our prices are lower tham will the Strang letter prizes on the! plus profit to be shared between | but for everybody's use, the en re No extra charges, wo Interest, question, “How can The Start employer and employe loye would enjoy the frutts wht promote helpful relations bet They will then understand that | thelr toll create ew or oand employe?” will t they are both the victime of a pe The machines of today make tt t next we Herewith are 0. kystem, founded tn ‘ 6 to wat eve want lished a few m etter rance and — superstitior nd only reason that any one | : ot These, together with the letters al ualntained wholly in. the " bec no « eady published, form but a small a few who are a pe ron to be f i number of those rece! ved The ed. control the one commeodit vat has ! take 4 of {tor been literally burled unde: pon which all credit ts based rom hf The tnatruments of p ate un avalanche of letters and has 4 ASON N, McELVAI duction are owned by the ents considera job on hand te Olalla, Wast er, and the employer will n 7 lp —— pick the winners, : the machines to” be | used = WOOLNAP J»: Get tat Tray Acree gpm Birth Control Editor Seattle Star: 1 think Thol\ya the machines. and | prom Editor Star: Supply and de Star can best promote helpfal rela-! jo¢ntr ze ployer and employe. Indeper ploye by publishing the exact truth! ey pradtos. at! and own ow Size 66x80, In block plaids. fof the employe ix my solution to/about any and all controversies | jothing The employes must own te Special for Saturday your question that may arise between them, and! ihe governm the {nstrument ben Teach the employe to save and! by allowing both parties an equal of productior ctively, and i you will decrease the supply of} amount of space in Its columns tO) change the laws of propert tee labor and fnerease the demand,| state their side of the argument MRS. A. . MELVILLE. | : whereby the employe can cet better This would have a tendency to Concrete, Wash ree conditions, bring about a mutual understand tons i There must be an overdemand|tng. Should tall to adjust] fate 1 TEML BED tn the Vernis Martin or white enamel finish; has [iifor labor to have peace between |thoir difficultios, the public j State Contro gar ‘ twoinch continuous posts and five “inch filling reda, Reg- employer and employe. then be easion of tt How Can The Star Hest Pro Bele BY) iar price $10.50. Special $6.95 Work for such laws and prine!-|and would 10 to cone to a Just; mote Healthful Relations Between | : or Saturday os tna . ples as birth control, restriction of conclusion in any scrap between|!mployer and Employe?” ; én immigration, cheap land and low|capital and labor, and would find! It i* & physical tmponstbility The interest for the employo and far some means of making both parties| There can and must eventually be the |mer, collective ownership and oper-| Itsten to reason an amalgamation of the two in aper ation, a government of the people ba A: apo meee vd by the people, for the people, and . here 1s no relation between the jueny ether ouch ave ‘ -ollec tive Ownership two but a cold-blooded dusiness crip | J. B. DAVIS, The Star Fred W.| proposition, and, under the private | — | R. D. 4, Box 266 on {8 the greatest|ownership system, the two are ova 1 asked thru the col-| growing further apart 1. a4 umn of any paper One inp ng all the wealth pro ear Public Opinion Allowing this question to be de-|duced, and the other getting a that How can The Star best promote The Star should have the/scant living. I know of what helpful relations between employer! support of every man, woman or I have been on the labor rord jand employe? jehild who tots jing market, both in and out of the The public, thru ite majority, {s,; How can The Star best promote| unions for 48 years, never drank} |in my opinion, the best or most fair) helpful relatior tween em-|or gambled, and what do I have to judge to settle all disputes, provid-| ployer and oye show for those many years? ing they (the public) can obtain) 1 anny \ Government| Magy employers in Seattle are correct Information of both sides ownership collectively making more tn two hours than the involved fthe Indust { the country | most industrious laboring man can In this case, emfloyer against collectivel owned by the do in a Iifetime. Many employer employe, the public has no and operated by the gov-|are trying to stave off the tne » employer's prof t hra charity, but charit res profits (or , ‘ wages) are always known : mind i The star, tara its columns, to ©Baroness Fights os ae t of tts kno lige, made the Suit for Gifts pws geen employer's profits known, the pub lr Wher He would bé cable to seo whether *) man's mind turns to distribution labor received Just share or of wealth same as it has ip Come in and Hear the New February whether employer made a reason production, then we will have over-| able profit on his tnvestr Re-| Records on Any One of These Four Fine Columbia Outfits The unsati« Offered This Month the roa oh A modern, horniess Co! Ast a : Seaiie to athe ue Fer per pbs gota ax wages $3. This lquven ic; aah: pr-dbiiiag = necaion surplus of $7, which he concludes | Week wea, $17.80 " , bis employer is receiving. | FOR Statistics prove this to be a fal- lacy, since 90 per cent of such fail | Pepianss Graicacin, complete with fine in business, The average em-| Record Cabinet, with sufficient room for ployer finds ft difficult to main- | 1% records, The tnstrument, the cab- i. tain his business on the small mar inet and 10 selectiona, needles and other fia ee rohit. Be setuces wages, They must both be made to un- accessories, $33.25. derstand that this $7 of surplas ts} the measure of the amount they | Fer Large, portable, horniess Grafonola both atri the} chotce of oak or mahogany case, complete , Hi bereyal aaa with top, and all Columbia features. edium of oney A WEEK selections, needies, etc, $40 50 omy on tting nd keeping mone ation Fine cabinet Grafonola, with that is to borrow it emcert reproducer, tone control FOR n the course of from 10 to 18 shutters, tempo regulator and all y pay it all back in inter Oh! The Charm of Beauty Wafers Re Sr wrecessors £0 Clare Necro Ca Third @Ucr, & Universi SEATTLE'S TALKING MACHINE HEADQUARTERS Telephone Elliott 112 Let Stuart's Calcium store the Color to Your Cheeks eRe CEASERS. a . . and Remove the Cause of so events will make the b iE ] N H nd Remove the Caves wrove ovens wit maior «’ Seribes at Olympia Now Have the Bes ' ft 1. happy e th one envies a beautiful Charitable in n Seattle happ ar : Very one env 1 which would ¢ ra salmon d \ ran, Unslghtly faces filled with |ner would do well to call LH. Dar. {tal and labor will be forever a Ventilate ress Hhoom in e or wag fe Sanat ta htetn ates eee eee aT | tagontatic, for one ia the anthesis —__ pin les sr rca me win, sta os h comm . loner 3 st , ot the pr like Neht and das OLYMPIA, Jan. 19.—Th a rete the senate a COYLE IS BACK IEW CONDENSARY To aireatly: been. ordered. aad that the|%ts, #f nothing, but unhealthy | Fisheries build Me ive away (ness. Rood and evil ote In the house tn favor 0 ‘gub | peas ; Wee Coyle is back at the old : plant, W completed, would Fep-|Cicerse the blood and the facial!’ The fish wer I Thure.| Under present conditions the) !itting the question of @ constitu-| | Hy banging their typewritrrs| stand as reading clerk, and every rv) resent the last word in condensed{,\°an*?, neces, 6s sane fia aoe tha tony Dec, only solution of this vexed prob | convention to the voters in jout in the wide corridor of the cap lthiag is peacetal. Unluhs Hate } MOUNT VERNON milk plants posi 4 t : 1 which appears feasible { disclosed a compromise Iding, the newspapermen | brother, who supplanted him for a , The demand for milk in the Ori + . 9 (ie J in the spirit of compromi hich the bill introduced by Rep able to claim the distinction of|}few days because of a polit! , nan silk ‘ ea inder t r d sabe entative Reid, roviding for ing the best ventilated press fags ent and Europe justifies the new - ( F bor eco u feud, evidently tackled the wrong Disses te ge ‘ che i fact ‘ ane: Seah endment of the constitution by |room in the world job ri - * tablished agenci of equal|initiative, undoubtedly will also be] Only four things, so far as zs SE EELORI AN TS lng, neither subservient to the|eported out by the committee on) known, have better ventilation ; arya A BANQUET will t cg spe . N DELEGATES TO HAVE vehor and that the only way they {constitutional revision Neva " Prospect, in Petrograd If You Can Walk 835900 conden sar New Washington hotel Saturda ev aking! ‘The supporters of Reid's meas-| Trafalgar Square, London; the Se an live In peace is by making vy } Y ‘al rm t ae or the a n, | service 34) SPECIAL TRAIN EAST re Bee mooting |e, while they were generally op-|attle municipal golf Inks, and Chi bah _ Lea i The new plant wi pectora, and office employes of tach other in a businesslike atti.|Posed to a constitutfonal conven-|nese money which has a hole thru to Dance te output of 1.0 4 " ‘ 4 PP y employers of labor ap-|(!on as unnecessary, were willing | the center. ; Gand wil employ abou surronghs’ Adding Machine Co., to |_ Benttle bo an en ee tlone und coy |to have the proposition submitted “« Stevens Will be rail facilities celebrate the sale of 40,000 ma feonve et desalern equently have little trouble with|to the people, provided the ini Everybody welcome beso Liga 4 Agee said that the machinery had ‘chines during the past year | Trade ¢ e . chia rep ey - ative amendment bill should be bias eaeate to : = Willia x president of the 1 pe hele ee Sy Tom Murphine, official drafter of | Night year Seattle . ndr , da men utterly selfish hi Ri here othi is a as hes e pepe ie fe atah the rears and of smal al caliber, who], SKIDOO FOR SCRIBES se lomenetind ean thing rr 1528 Fourth Main 3911, H Y d It? Pacific Coast delegation a banquet |decelve the with the Idea), viness of the senate, the scribes (Sves & lobbyist the right to re-| . on the night of the first day of the|that they can give a knockout blow| Kindness O° the Beha, »|celve a pension if he is run down | ave lou Trie ° =e tae oreanined “Tabor, oniy, make |were elven t room, radiating [Con®,n, Pension 1 be ts rum do" |{ KIRK'S ARMY STORE An attempt will be made to bring |themselves ridiculou vradan the home where the pen-|{"& from one house of the legisia-| ; Hundreds of Seattle people now say they like Holly- the next gathering to this efty not 8, illustration of what has di susbers Were want iergatner|tre wo enoier | Wood Coffee better than brands for which they have ssigpb en me a car ke gaat vitor prayer and labor, 1s being ap: BOYS LED ASTRAY? Paid a much higher price. Coffee-blending reaches s oe hata the Manter(Farelled in costly rugs and tapes ; An A 1 een the Master! ! guest room for the ladies || The one woman member of the ts highest art in “Life to Me Now Is a Beauteous Bulle eh ‘peeaclation at the|‘TI6e—S Geek Tom Bor Tie Tedies) ee ce it ih for te vounn bak He ere Thing, for | Have Made All 8 A HOSPITAL FUND i! commctors and ine: non mnemy, [lic morals committee member who| Troubles a Thing of the Past.” ing Trades alliance, composed of STREETS SLIPPERY: teed thé Ace eat ARETE. Wht y t not believ that drugs number of the basic bulldl 5 Littic It f faet cae what 3 ‘ou must not believe that dru al ne be difficult for men to kno nat tol and salves will stop facial blem-| As the result of a favorable vote|trades. Probably there 1s no line Two ARE INJURED 10 © escape the enticoments of the| Inhes. The cause ts impure bloog | to contribute $17,000 towards the |o business in this country where l opposite sex | : filled with all manner of refusb|establishinent of a base hospital in| strik ve been more frequent or ‘ | But to satisfy the men folks on iatha® Seattle, a committee of the local| virulent than in the building trades.| yfany slipped on {cy pavements|ner committee, she is making over | BRAND Stuart's Calcium Wafers cleanse Red Cross sty has been ap-|The Master Builders and the al-|phursday, but only two came to ser-|q pill she has introduced for the | | and clear the blood, driving out all| pointed to decide on methods of |liance have perfected a system of| ous grief Cocaine QP alsin wader tA. ual isons and impuritle And you'll alaing the mone compromise and arbitration which} P, Stratton, a Globe building real that it will protect young men as| a never have 2 good complexion until| Livingstone Hi. Stedman, chat {has met with wonderful success, estate operator, was run over at|well from being led astray | 1209 First Ave. the blood t# clean ' irs. M. A. Gott-|and so far } been carried out) First ave. and Leroy st. by a ma-| ee 6 No matter how bad your complex rick Bausman,| With very little frict Chine driven by C, C. Billie, 804 “ONCE TASTED, NEVER WASTED” on is, Stuart's Calelur will n and Samuel Man reat movements in his-) \Warren av when he slipped and vork wonders with it, You can ge committer tory have advanced only thru com-| fel If - these little wonder-wor at you promise, The constitution of the Nive. J. A. Stevik,eQ27 1th ave att looking for THE coffee to suit your taste, pee ete iiceela Ak raCkia United States, one of the best doc-| fot on a sidewalk Mr her home WHAT WOULD YOU DO IF YOUR Ollywood Don't’ buy it on our suggestion. uments of the Kind ever vista d broke her le 4 y o Duy > 1 Bees Lee ccereaet ne Gateaes and broke her | HUSBAND KISSED HIS STENOGRAPHER? your grocer give you a sample without charge. not ay rf : + a ‘ ie a if you like it, and we know you will, the price F. A. Stuart Co., 350 Stuart Got Seat at Last of compromise. So capital and ' ZEDNICK BILL ET: Would you get him new office supplies-—Loose-leaf Ledgers, ve the pound, cut or ground as you require. Building, Marshall, Mich. end labor, ever confronting each other P ROVAL OF D A R Journals, Records, or would you send her a fresh supply of | ROASTE i at once, by return mall, a CLEVELAND, at 1 like two great hostile canips, neith A P 7A. Ts Steno. Note Books, Typewriting Paper? | STED AND PACKED EVERY DAY BY THE f trial package of Stuart's Poeved +t the gentle habit [Jer of which can gain a permanent — Get ‘em at COMMERCIAL IMPORTING CO Caleium W street ca here have of neg. || vietory without tha estruction 0 AS yoreval oh tue mednivke: DiltOr i Name lecting to stop, Joseph Jomesko || both, mu arn to settle their di itary teatning in the hfg soph Nat leoting fo stop. Joneph domes f beth, mast learn (o sete thet Ms-Imlitary tein tm the hil vos mgARCHWAY BOOK STORE SEATTLE Street offender. He actually got a |{compromise, Yours trul ‘Ma Ddushiera ot. tie. Ammenout 224 PI iT FRANK B, WILSON, eatin the police patrol J, Q@ WANCOCI evolution at the home of State State Coreness Other Columbia features. The e must reborrow This cabinet is the new push button has for years syle, which makes every record 6 e, there is an collection easily avail cot oe ve > pgp with 12 selec national, | ¢47 all bea must be paid dlay * de Pallandt Baroness de Pallandt Is fighting New York a 000 oc k FISH CONFISCATE | being swindled the daughter of Sophie Dugas, of Menominee, Mich. 1,000 UNDERSIZED by Jacob sult to Miss recover Fr in shares of Westinghouse given her Gray Shaver, of Highland Park, Miss Shaver says she made gifts to the baroness thru close friend ship, but finally decided she was The baroness was ‘ and Mrs. ank come the greatest obstacles to cly ization Complete ownership individ publt everything too big for the to run fs will not ge heaven solution from The value Star has t in its work for municipal owner. ship. It ts an uphill pull. In Seat- tle, at the last port election, many voters disregarded your advice, but accepted the advice of the ratiroad companies. My advice ts, work harder for what ts next, but never lose sight of what fs beyond. Munictpal own- ership first, state ownership next, | | and finally public ownership. It in needless here to refer to | of the a of the ate owner The but the moat atrik | at ay, and | f next da nd the only reason for its exist jence ts this: Nine out of ten people are living under the fllusion t they will get rich themselves if A. PETERSON Must Compromise When the lion en will capital The wn with the lamb, Star 1 lab on selfishness gtv wa to then labor roubles will be banished from the cateco f human A t necessary f 117 N. 50th St, ac [)ougall-/6uthwic Batabiioned 1816 Telephone “Main 6720”’ Mail Orders Filled Tremendous CORSET CLEARANCE | Incomplete Lines and Models to Be Discontinued of Nemo, Mozart, Stree Sse i American Lady, Warner and Mme. Irene Corsets | ib y ea ODELS in this sale for all figures. We have reduced for this 4 clearance several hundred Corsets, all well-known, standard makes. | $1.19 to $2.50 Corsets reduced to $4.00 to $6.50 Corsets reduced IOs aa ee eaD ot $5.00 to $7.50 Corsets reduced to 95c $1.95 $6.50 to $12.50 Corsets reduced to $3.00 to $4.00 Corsets reduced to «$4. 95 iatopasss Southwick, Third Floor. Spring Millinery for Immediate Wear $7.50 and $10. 00 Each Day Brings New Styles PRING models in Hats show radical changes from those of the winter, and a marked tendency to substitute curves for angles. Trimmings are used sparingly but in very effective modes. You will be interested in these charming in large shapes and small. We Reading from left to right: combinations of satin and straw, have sketched a of our new models. few A chenille hemp braid, in sand color brim edge of navy blue, fancy hemp ombined with taffeta of the same shade, braid, $10.00. $7.50. A Hawaiian Sailor of “nigger brown” Maar ee satin, faced in brown lisere, trimmed A high Russian Turban of black satin, with knot of gold ribbon and burnt with a grosgrain band embroidered in goose ornament, $10.00. -—- oT. . . ~ i | gold thread, $7.50. Smart Turban of brilliant black Swiss | ra 5 , ; braid and black satin, $7.50. “Wl Flat Sailor of navy blue satin with —MacDow asin Le Second Floor. Regent Mrs, Edmund Bowden,