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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-25
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"Tbe demssos elsmor." says the Washington Post for
Jury trial contempt nothing but the application OF
the relercpduu the administration OF Justice
Utteranees like tins that courts are mifaeu-
iaus conceptions sprung fuamed from the brow OF some
rod and above criticism and the control OF the people
who are called always the mob" The people the mob
YOU please created the Judges less servants
OF the people than congressman and cleaners.
We the people the mob" who pay the and live
under the create have right 70 have the sort OF
We have in the last analysis the right TO have
the OF decisions We have the right 10 the trial
by jury all in which believe viii be better Tor Us
have it than have judges try We make courts and
we have the right to make them We may desire Is
d. it, but and viii If We desire
THE writ OF Injunction SAYS the Post is centuries old
So is the trial by jury But the writ Of injunction grew out Of
THANKSGIVING monks who sought stife hb
erty the old Star Chamber The trial by jury was means
taking referendum the people tie question OF a
mans right liberty That's what it washe Post right
about that Let's shy at word Il referendum Il
based the thought, that IS we'll nprsou
when the OF people OF his community ayors his
being Tree. The old theory that better
alive than hanged when his neghbors called urymen
ed him spared So they called jury "oi e seinage aud e
il to them.
The Jury trial that all lovers OF freedom Europe aud
America contended necessary keep from
der the tyranny Of kings and the subtle tyranny Of
dent wohipng judges. has always been referendum Il
i've ago Ii when John signed Magma
Chara when liberty and the love Of liberty Hos
fire before Bunker Hill Ii when Patrick Henry
jury that would have been lost before
judge in the Parsons Cases And in all these there
tories and standpattc and plue who cried out against
the rule of the people and called the people the mob does
the Washington Post.
The only administration of law that fears the jury system
Is administration OF tyranny.
Any theory OF the law that claims for the superior
y the people denies the responsibility OF the
the settled will Of the people seeks judicial
less democratic than Legislative executive branches
is dangerous The jury has been for great dem
ocratc buiwak the tendency judges make
oifenses by clubbing things crimes that wrong
that believed by the people and when the
pie select jury try whether is for contempt
petty larceny that sacred agency for democratic
tee- Ii is mob the tool OF mob The who
calls attacks the jury whole and himself against
American law
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-25

oh. nav"
SPEAK up. Edwin. What Ia it,
Hos do bees make honey?
They just collect a.
oh. thsY send collectors after
IT,
Yes. you MAJ say that Is the
way IL IN dane
Have We got any honey. ma. -
40. none at all
Then why do 50 many collectors
come hereT
'rut. tut. the collectors are not
after honey
We've got H,ingers. the same as
bees. amt we. NAV
Child. fear YOU are going Into
brain fever. Why DO sou think se
have NtiaEeBT
'Bocaaze hear the collectors say
siunK 50 often
4 just do Wish you would not
disturb me when I am trying TO
read The Life aud Margyrdom Of
Brigham Young. or Ton Many
Queens Sealed IN the Rec Hive
House
Are all bees busY a. bee.
mawr
SO some bees are druneA
What's a dFDne. maN
One xho dossn't bring home any
honey
Paw doesn't BRING home auy
FIne assortment OF sprfuE lsmb
and homa-dressed chickens for
Easter 81 the baud Hon Market.
100 First Hss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-25
COLOR OF WAR REMAINS

With the invention OF smokeiess powder. the chief sight
Of Of the great picturesque features OF old baeds
was lost British soldier who had been in fifteen engage
ments with the Beers in South Africa told the writer that with
both armies using smocc powder and all the troops
eoorcd uniforms hiding behind rocks and mounds Of EARTH
that landscape where battle raging appeared de-
serted There fury OF sound bat nothing see In
single Bocr"
Now Hiram Percy Maxim has invented Wuiiler be at
taehed the muzzle Of the gun which viii make sound,
less The correspondent the battlefield the future viii
and hear nothing what takes place beud hs
lines
But enc sangune color Of remains Human blood still
red and invention will dim the OF the sacrifice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-25

True friendship lsa dot vich does
nod borrow ahF mnnsF.
AldouEh be eouceaia bias brrai
NIT roaatat coffee. der dcfii isA
gafs away bg HAS eiofsn hoof
In der sea of life our graft shguli
b. veil baliaadet init rocks
A patent fact oftea iss nod wort
adeailng any how
Ia iaa der roller skater yich comea
most IN canfsEd NIT der sorit
Like der sandal tree. dee pole cat
berfumerles der az Ylch lays ii
low.
HolitiEa makes utfauich bethel
lows und kips der tariff up oa in.
ssgt poster
Physixfieal eultnr may produce
palchrltooi Of der botY. bat year
face haas IDS fingers crossed
Der brimroSe patti OF dallians La
deyoli Of Earlg Rose potatoes
II takes our children 80 demon.
stratioa dot We wass born ton
5000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-25

Itesp doWs In her heart every
girl belieFee that iran worshipa
beauty ana cares fOF No other
quAHty In a wife. provided she i
fairly respectable
That Is the cherished filHskoa
we cling 10 lo@Best aHa give up
last When Il IL goae the airl has
changed into the woman.
History. tradition and the ex-
ampies vet before our eyes every
day would seem to bear out this
opinion OF mans love of beaHty.
When you hear a man mention
some girl OF his acquaintance II
Is usually love. she's a beastyi
or Say. Nell. who Is that pretty
girl saw you with yesterday
The plain girl passes b. asa0-
tieeds no ore exelalRs sboalt hes
eyes and hair. no blk brother
bulliea his sister for an lntrodae
ton to her.
The plain. but intellectually
brilliant woman starts to think.
Ing hard when her husband goes
into faptures over her pretty
friend She begins 10 notice that
any man With a beautiful wife
eyeHo though she hasn't Che brains
oe an iDfau hen-is considered
especially fortunate ey kis fellow
men
Naturally sl0 asks esr~a Uso
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-25
XNA/

trees With eiaborateiY assumed
uneoneern the young mau de.
scruded 10 the orchard. The CLINT
of q white dress flashed between
the nomhsf trunks of the iew trees.
and. hat in hand aud heart unset.
tied. The surveyor walked heroic
aily toward the white dress Sud
denly be psnasd and maitered ca,
eitedlf It's sheha all right. only
finer. | guess"
Then he bowed low Co the white
dress. above which = radiant face
smiled. and he aaid I BEG your
pardon. bat I'm just Htrolling
through your orchard hope I'm
not Ia the va
Why. you're quite welcome
These blossoms are beautiful.
don't you thtukr"
a flt bower for Queen sheba.
Indeed -
ssirl~
.Oh. beg your pardon again
! mean. Go say. ilke you. that these
blossoms are fine Sos the day
SOS The diamonds. SOS King Solo
mnsL"
The giri leaked mysilfIed and
startled for \ moment. and then.
after gaming more luteniiy al the
young fellows face. broke into a
merry laugh. and said oh, aren't
you one Of the gentlemen fixing
up things for the nee railroad
across my fathers farm
: Nov. It's not IN the nature Of
things. nor in the things al "a
fure. for two handsome. buoyant
Young folhs % the opposite sex
so talk EaflJ together without BE-.
coming well acquainted. aud soon
the surveyor and Sheha we're on
ehatiy terms. Indeed Then DAYS
later, time aud time again. he cali.
ed at the home OF Farmer Heudcr.
aoa. and at last one evening after
a memorable bat triumphant inter.
view With the farmer. he sat with
Sheba and her. solemn faced
brother on the blg porch And for
the first time he asked ~Sheba
what ~as four romantic scheme. Ia
connection with the baTihboHed
bottle. the diamond mines ct Solo.
mon. Queen Sheba aud the note
OF the woodehuck7r
Way indeed. ! don't know what
yUn mean what are you talking
about =" replied sheha. bewildercd.
I do. said the solemn looking
Young brother IN solemn tones
do. ! worked up thta scheme all
as1ut nay oNn sweetheart"
And where is your sweetheart.
dreamer" asked the surveyor.
She lives up In those golden
clouds. answered the solemn
faced brother
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-25

~ " g.
The Kettle boblped about with a
aort Of inviting ioyisliiy amidst
the wavsicfs Of the river. The
slnfaf young surveyor noted that
blob Of fud sealing SHR held the
cora and that a narrow red ribbon
dsusied from the neck Hs saw
that Il contained a BIT u folded
"a pc aud promptly shattered ths
glass on a Tock No water had
reached the papsF. Ca which he
found these words. wrltteH 10 4
hand writing that ramhled befween
IN. skyscFapsr letters % maiden
aud the etampef scrawi Of a boy
I'm = level worth more than
the diamond uilnes Of klnk Solo.
mon. Beneath IA. big rcd rick
under The sycamore tree soB siil
learn more
@fffsi time I svrr knew Solo.
mon was in the diamond mine bus.
ineas." commented the young 'si.
low
This rock iutisd out among lesser
one. further aione the river hank
aud the surveyor vas som lssoflns
Intnatly into a cavity woru beneath
Il b. the frequently rixlnE waters
The Young man pulled oul a Gilded
paatrbosrd bon that once had held
bonbons 4 rcd ribbon was wound
around H.
More ribisgn commented the
ss.ssas-..ss..aa -. a.. IA
IN vas = small sheet Of paper Il
read
The Queen ~ sheha was bcantl.
fut. and aiill sheha II beautiful
Seek ye the cave Of the woodchuck.
where the rock and the bridge
meet
New. shat the dickens IL ell
this about anyway auerled the
surveyor. with a show Of eager
ness. At any rate. ! tnow where
the rock and the bridge meet Hut
I'm not sure OF the cave of the
Noedehuck
The Upodehuek cave proved to
be- another cavity beneath a bale
iuF boulder at the bridge. and ia
II he found another bonbou box
with the Inevitable red ribbon and
IN the boa this time the note read
solomon could solve riddles
can yon solve them. toof Come
whorc the at pie blossoms bloom
IN the orchard beyond the hill"
Now It's apple blossoms com.
mented the survcyor. becoming still
nlore curious We'll. there's %.
hin. but I'm not sure of the or
chard The hill was soon climbed
and ia the vale below. spread out
a great glory of blooming apple
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-25
PRETTY


question hundreds ~ plain won.
en- have asked and will ask tiii
the end OF ali created things.
WHY"
The only adequate answer 20
this Is elieoausei" Together they
make up 3 strong femlninc argu.
meat.
but. 81 matter Of fact. the
faTihs beauty has none the best
~ " On this life Men car see
below the surfaoe n giveH time.
and II they do not discover tiil
after marriage that q perfect com.
plexign and long syelashea are
poor substitutes Tor q khoulodre
af housekeeping. ahT. tie their
own fault
II Is natural for O man Go love
beaHty. We all Do q ia quite poe.
s1ble ia he b>autlfui as an hour
and siili be able 10 thiuk and rea
son and. II necessary. 20 Good
So. all things helms equal. SHY
SHOULDN'T The pretty girl have the
best tlnse and be the most sought
after? llef vefy presence gives
joy 10 others.
This tFoaIds h that 80 fee
really pretty gifis remain nm.
spoiled They are like some mrh,
they cannot stand prosperity.
Io not make the grave mistake
Of sapposins beauty 20 he thu
whole thlns A lovely face never
vaf made tff. far lack of I.a,. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-25
STAR DUST
IOCu
BY JOSH

I ing hla place at the head Of squad
of HtalwnrI men be looked them 6yel
closely aud then said Ia hts licuicn
ant
rs everything Ia readiness fof
ihlH raldf
Yes. hr. replied the lieutenant
anlutlnr our arms are Ia first
class order, here are the reports.
there are the faab.llght camera
men. aud / notified the proprietor
OF the place this afternoon Phil.
ndelphia bulletin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-25

Dear Dad + n. says he all So
abroad shen he leaves the White
House am rather sorry, - I hop.
"a he would feel like going into the
senate In Tom Piatta place Hut
perhaps that will do later Don't
saY where you trafd II. beat ! have
IL straight that a book publishing
concern has offered 7. r. 500.
200 fOr the result - one small
b0ak-Of hls foreign ohasry atoms.
No cufreht articles. M advertising
iust the hook and the check hand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-25

Juhnuy Parry'a father VAS giving
him some instructions about econ
OmN
Now Johnny" he said. don't
nDsnd your pennies fooliahlf Lay
40 something for n rainy day
johnny shoot hia head This did
not appeal tn him
Papa. he replied. 4 have a pair
Of rubbefH saved up for a rainy
day Wit aud nuIaD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-25

ington again. and has set both feet
In the ShorehRm cafe several times
lately lie has several irons In the
ftrs-all hot ones. you MAJ be- sufe.
Sgeffeus has helped lot lie has
made people understand what you
mean when you talk about the
system"
And Sammy blythe Is again In
our midst. II a he, you know. who
does that genial drule In the satur
day Evening Post. in the Elilse 81
the new reporter For liierary
vaudeville Sammy IL the great Gee
man monolog. AID he ~ 50 typical
- New York. from the lefty elova.
tion Of lover Broadway he ioshes
Rembrandt aud patronlzes Nass.
leou.
sat In the GarerY Of thu Ualied
States senate the other day when
they consumed exactly - minutes
discussing the question whether
the man who keeps the documents
shOald be paid 81 Zoo year or
g. $50 When thls momentous
question was decided In the Interest
Of economy they iurHed 10 aud ap.
proprlated exactly tss. 00o. 0os IN %
minutes. Whist r. II about strain
ing AZ Gnat add swallowing a
eameig'
Noticed what happened 10 our
dear friend and esteemed fellow
t0wnamsu. Robt Harper The chap
uho manufactured doped CUREl
FOkHEDAkE Alias CsphalaiHe ,
TO sEE BATTLEsHiPs
Take boats at Pier 2. Tea round
trina aaffV rass ,sgst.a If -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-25
Gold Foam

Can be sold without state. county
Of city lieense Looks and tastes
Just Hike Old Lager Agents waui.
cd. COLD FOAa co. 1885 Pike
Place zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-25

Students who have graduated In
Germany are bslnE engaged Tor the
lianta aud fChinaJ iron works and ar
aenal 20 improve the quality Of the
arms being turned out there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-25

why do thcy have = banking
business connected WITH the large
department store
They put the nioHey out AZ tn
terest while the eustoNaens salt fer
change - READER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-25

Mother That nuday Aootrehsol
seems 30 have a soft spot In his
heart for goa. Richard
Tho Kid Shouldn't NopSsr. ma
! beat him 20 pulp the other day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-25
Her Wateflee

The Faster gih ia dressed 10 XII.
With martial piames upon sef
head
She walks trinmphaEt-Neil until
Some Kaudier rival cuts hef
dead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-25
IsEs@s-..]
Afefs@ - g

81 over When he hands over the
copy. kind Of nie.. chf
In my Judgment the busiuess 10.
fcfeafs ef the country Niii not fret
aaY too kindiy 10 uacie Joe Can.
non foe killing the presidents
amendment Of the sherman Law Il
"a no fuu faf 4 uuneh 81 corporation
managers to have the criminal nsus
aitlea Of the Shsrman act hanging
lover their heads aud not kaoN from
daY Ca DAY wh.fb.r they are to
have a call from the department of
justice For example. the officers
Of the Michigan State Lumbar prai.
sra association we're In town the
other day brEesnR Herbert knax
Smith. commit s4ionwF % corIsora
fiana. for som. tip ON What fhes
cuuld do and shat they cuuldnt
smith told them that until shw pga
per amendment wa4 passed h. It'd
not know 50 that bunch has kuue
home eussins Cannon
am almost prepared Ia believe
that a politician can reform am
thinkInE 81 Martha u Madden Of
Chicago. You krow BE- ussd to
draw dividends from ailnikht "a
looms and as a leading light IA
Chicagns cts council In the gaia
DAYS Of Doodle Wei. Maadens Is
the l2udesi voice today In the house
N representatives. IN favor ~ cheap.
- gas for tbs District Of ColBmhia.
universal transfers on the street
car lines. Scent fare sna 81 kinds
Of things like that. And I hear hs
has sold hla interest in the Drexrl
cafe tie has a nice daughter. and
4 may be her good influence let
ua hope 40 and that he will stay
reformed.
Lincoln sfeffrHs has quit the
American Magazine bunch aud u
ous as a free lanes. lie has broken
hls vor never 10 set foot in Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-25

Did you have anytsiss 20 d. with
this batch 81 aAuaaRsHg' togalred
the paeklnEion investigator.
Yes. at. replied the work suOi = /.
f bad a finger Ia lt="--Jnoer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-25
INQUISITIVE EDWIN
BY +. w. Schaefer


/ honey does be. navy
No. not hardly aax.
Bui df0nes Ike honey. too d.
ihet p"
Yes theY are like the sots,.
Ia that respect"
i PAYS steRographef q se,s
err
Huh. thrt MINI No. shes nor.
like . butterfly"
We'll. she likes homes. too
pom what DO y0a base that a.
sumption Edwin
heard her scold "a about It
Quick What did zhe say
She said. There. nos. yoan.
muAaed my comb. honey.
Whereup0n NAV. mad a. 4 boz.
net. made 4 Decline Tor the sffe.
aud caused the butterfly "a fiutis1
TICKETS EAST VIA PORTLAND
Are nov sold b. the o Ran
and s. Y. companies 81 lowest slss
through salt Lake and. Dsassr O.
San Francisco For fali lnforEs
ton Gail AZ Unlon Ticket offcs GO
First sy.. b. y Ellis. Gen'l AZ
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-25

Willie loves 10 feed the hens
when hts parents thfa their
backs
Goes and tuHaes In theif pens
itox Of double pointed lacks.
Sov. instead Of eggs. they're lay.
ing
Mating which H. just like play.
ink
Just before Easter Wall ~ saa
faAtufclesr. uut L succeeded Ia kaFs
las it, face
No Essential Omitted,
A pailc. captain uaa about Ia raid
a gambling den Al midnight. tax.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-25

Full ane ~ ssolling gpoons--Wa
son, Stewart Colorado. EIldebraudt.
boyles. rac0ne. tisife. iilI Fira
Az ees
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-25

Van HIT cannot pay this bill
ID / make myself clear
Collector You mlght " you'd set.
tle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-25
INTIMATE CORRESPONDENCE
FROM WASHINGTON
By RATH

Alias RRASE FuDEf And sever
al other aliases. depending on the
lscal laws Of the states IN which e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-25

Fine split bambeo rods. two
tips. 7be Halls. III Frs, av. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-25

a Protest.
'rrhis talk about the office boy
Gehemipa q bali game 10 enjoy
T. rot
The man who's higher mp Is be
Whom "a the park you always SO
That Whai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-25

= hear. MuliisaH that your sister
Mars Is going 10 marry Patsy
OHhgan
She IL
4 thought YOU aud him vas Inc.
saiea
We vas but we've had our
light Chicago Record Herald
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-25

The old fashion
ed woman who used
tee oroshay " now
w IN front rank al
IN ephfpid'U bar
gain sale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-25

IL fellows la congress are EritiRE
pretty chrstY these days. en- M
a.4cart ef the DID stick any more
Noooot Want fouF battienhips.
Teddy We'll you can have tso
500 Aad " You az q soFd ys't
make u one That's fof yours Re
member. we're a coordinate branch
% the MnY'm~ntf Give Ne an Uncse
caanan ssEsF and ssnne stshd pat
zoe OiiuGHaf Sincerely
RATH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-25

Nas 10 be sold Well. get r.ady. he
waa fined fTe9 No he Saa not
sent to prison No The recon
meadailon Of 7 X did not so vlih
Judge ~ ktmhaii No kimhaii
IL not che Judge TO send a million.
alre In a slik hat to taiL seven hun.
couple Of car tickets 10 me II really
means that be s-ts of sept free.
Aud yet this ehyat~s Justice Of the
peace would lhiak no more of send
ink hos to iaii for shooting craps
than be would Of eating bis lunch
Hasn't somebody got a great hlk gel
low taE that 60 can tie 10 this Kim.
bail f,sraonT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-25

A Word from Josb Wise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-25

TO sEg sATTLEsHiPs
Take boats at Pier z. Tea round
trips daily 50c round trip. ..s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-25

Lincoln steffrHs has quit the
American Magazine bunch aud u
ois "a FREE lance lie has broken
hls vor never 10 set foot in Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-25

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-25

81 over When he hands over the
copy. kind Of nle.. ehf
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-04-30
The Man Who Digs.
philadelphia Record.)

The West" says ex-senator Clark
of Montana, will save the country
with it's big crops" Year after year
the farmers continue to dig our
financial salvation out of the ground,
and year after year they send politi-
cal mountebanks to represent them
in Congress who insist that all the
credit for national prosperity must
be attributed not to the digging, but
to the tax rates.
The farmers of the United States,
asking no odds Of the farmers else
where in the world and receiving no
favor at home, send their cotton,
grain, and other products of the soil
to markets across the seas, and, after
paying the freight, sell for what they
can get. They have for their compe-
titors the farmers of all other coun-
tries. They are obliged also to ac-
cept in their home market the prices
they are enabled to obtain for their
surplus sold abroad.
Why should not this rule establish
ed for the farmer be also applied to
the other products of the community ?
Why should the farmers be made the
sole burden-bearers while other del
yers and workers are the sole bounty
getters under a system which en-
hances the prices of the products of
the mills and mines at the expense
of the tillers of the soil?
Is it not high time that the farm
ers of the East should wake up from
their dream and join hands with the
grangers of the West in insisting
upon a square deal?