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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-21
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water power II u is turned over to
the states
President Tart supports this prop
oaitiou. ON strictly legal grounds OF
course SO ~ course. does ralliu.
ger They hold as lawleas and o.
legal me methods which Roosevelt
and pinchot took to keep the hands
~ the grabbers OF iho fuol of the
future
The doctrine ~ state righta. shot
10 pieces in 1S6IG5. is redylng IN
Washington Privilege and monop.
oly find the federal government
harder 20 handle every DAY. even
during n friendly administration.
The public has grown too wise 10
what goes on ln Washington. and
pays too close attention
But the public is still careless Ia
its business Of state government.
State governments are growing
castor 90 handle as 20 grows harder
To handle the big federal govern
meut Accordingly privilege and
monopoly are suddenly anxious
about state RIGHTS
10 is time. then. for NE litflo fei
lo1a The plain cillzona. 10 look Into
This bugIneag of state rights.
Yours sincerely,
HAVH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-21

washington zen. IT.
Dear Dad. % is lime for the lit
tie fellows. the plain citizens. 10
look into This business Of state
dghta.
Water power % the huliseye Of
the Baulngor Pluchot inquiry target
There IS battle on over the coal
Fl Alaska. and the public forests
and the public domain Long after
that Alaskan coal has been burned.
however fhe country viii bo de-.
pending On the water power mat
constltuieg the real and richest
prize in This uRht between a few
rich gfaDbers and Tho people
The watcr power grabbera, who
are hiding behind the row that i8
raised over Alaska coal. have seized
about 900 The power sites except
8ueb ag are On public lands
when The question comes Hp Sen.
ntor Nflaol and "a lot more, tO.
Rolhor with "a rich lobby and fleet
NJ newspapers am over tire country.
win argue that al water not navl.
gable FRI tho property Of the STATIC
within which the water runs. The
Gaaeral Electric expects 70 got This
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-21
nv Fagp soaAgFER.

WASHINGTON. Feb. ai.-ora.
tory. when esthroued in the United
states senate, holds doubtful sway
let this be- a warning 20 the young
person who IL training himself IN
the forensic art expecting SOME dag
70 make the halls OF the natiOa ~.
sound With oloquehce until the lis
tening thfong with one accord u
reused 90 action
II doesn't happen There Il some
thlnR wrunx about the tradition
that orntugy kWays The senators
can listen 70 oraiory all day and
remain puiHelesN as SO many tlHh
either orafory iH not comprehgnded
as ll should BE- or thu senate lacks
red corpuacies.
For example. ] saw Senator " D.
Icy burn OF Idaho arise and utterly
waste a perfectly good hroadslde ~
eiuQueuca II vas that noted
speech IN which he unfurled the
star spangisd banner over the mat.
ter % lending federal tents To the
United Confederate Veterans for
their next reunion n wan u sem o.
a suerch-uno that would have wnu
a gold medal Ia 1861. hut the -
maindef % the senate. callous and
unpatri0iic. did not euthuse There
wan not 4 moist rYe tn the house
Even the New England senators
refused 20 become rhet up over
the rebel issue
When the war started. o. Ssnator
lies burn confessed. he vas Just n
years old ilr was unable a. par
ticipaie Ia those historic festivities
even a. a drummer boy NoN
nearly 60 years afierSard. he found
a chance 20 leap into the conflict
CARRIED IN A white vnat and neat
haircut
Il came az a surprise. thla battle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-21
IN LITTLE OLD new YORK
By Steel.

where Va b. safe. after dark FIfh
avenue offers peculiar perils ~ 80
own. particularly along ahout mid
night In the section from Thlrtclh
% Forty ffih street. IN which are
the Holland h0uan. the Waldorf.
sherry'a pulmonlcoa and other
high priced resorts
A well.dreased man is strolliug
along the quiet. halfiighled avenue.
Across the street handsome. at
tfnctiFcly gowued woman spots
him as she prOwla the pavement
She knows that De- o. visitor TO
the city because he walks slowly
and contemplates the buildings
She hurrles across the street.
dodglng The speeding taXicahs. and.
when near the other curb. and
abreast the man. she drops her
purse. with q little scream The
gallant man hastgns 10 pick it up
A cab driver. who has been keep.
ing his or eye on the woman and
some others like her aa be drives
slowly up and down the avenue.
pulls alongside a. the man lH SCRAP.
ing acquaintance with the charm.
ing lady Cab sire" says the cab.
bic, Would the lady Ike a little
driver Why yes.
An hour or two later the out-of
towuer, having loft the lady after
q pleasant ride. discovers that his
money. or his watch. or both, have
vanished Does be go Go the 30.
llco9 Very seldom He charges n
mp To- experience
Often no cab figures In the game
The llghtfngered ladies are so doft
that they can get the goods while
sirolllng along the sidewalk for a
block or two with the mark
Newest word in the slang die.
tionaryg "Flivver" a flivver ia "a
faseo. "a failure. a uzzle. either per.
son or thing A play that doesn't
10 rs "a flivver. a business enter
prise that falls % make money ls a
flivver. n this letter has not in
tcrestcd YOU. its a fllvvcr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-21

voted 80 iei the uniied Coufeder
airs have What they wanted The
northern folks voted riKhS along
with tho southern contingent
Even eagerly did they yosa Mr.
ueybnfn'a vote was the solitary
recognition given che throbbiug Bp.
peal from faruff idaho
Thus was aFaturY mhrtyfed in
the United States senate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-21

NEW YORK. Feb 2i III you oc.
caaiouailY take IN a moving picture
ahuw. you may soon see film en-,
titled The Flight ~ the Children
Of israel" On witch the passage
through the Red Sea b. shown
Moses waves hts hand. the watera
part. the pilgrims walk through.
and the sea closes again This
film. witch ia one Of the most real.
istic ever made By the clever pic
luro men. was recently sent fran
a New York agency an over the
country.
Would you like 20 know how the
picture was madef ~ tool no
small amount of ingenuity The
man who took the photographs
went out on the shore Of Long
Island. whore there was "a sand bar
In the waters of the sound which
was out of water az low tide. and
under water at high tide.
AZ high tide he took "a score Of
pictures Of the sound as n looked
then In fifteen minutes. he took
another score, and 30 ON for mx
hours Al the end Of that time
the waters had receded so that the
sand bar could be seen Then the
company walked across the bar.
and were photographed
Series 10 Perfect Fake
The company went back Ia New
York, but the photographer re-
manned. aud later IN the day. when
the tide began 10 rise, he again
took pictures every fifteen minutes
for SIX hours. by which time the
water had reached the point where
~ stood when he began his first
set The whole series of pictures
when run through the machine
with proper rapidity, are "A perfect
fake The wnvea seem 90 ?ush
apart for % minute, while the PEG.
pie pass through then rush back
again just as described Ia the nlb.
llral account
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-21
EMBROIDERED
MOUSSElINE

Prettiiy. heavily embroid-
cred on sheer siousscline
in white and colored
grounds. with colored
dots Dainty Tor SUMMER
dresses and evening
gowns
Priced az zoe Yard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-21

Some Of those hair.raising war
stories from Nicaragua recall the
Chez FOO liar AZ hls best
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-21

Congress Is perfectly WILLING 10
DO what President Taft requests.
provided he requests only what
congress Is willing to do. Such
harmony,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-21

Recalling Gov Hays anti-aaioon
league efforts. his explanation u
his presence al GIN banquet
should be perfectly thrilling
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-21

Ealtor Co reporter what DO
you mean hy writing Among the
pretticat kris ut "a dance WAS Capt
Smith The captain 81 man.
Reporter Yes but hU spent most
.nf his time among the prettiest girls
there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-21

William Jennings Bryan and nr.
Cook are both in Santiago. Chile
That's having them in their mids,
some
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-21

n he does nothing else. Claws
viii be known rs the man who
made Attorney John J vertrees IA.
nous.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-21

A little man hnd brought his fam-
ily Co che country fair. ana they
stood in front ~ tent where "a
barker was beating drum
WALL un. walk up. ladies and
.Eeutai' shouted ho :see the great
.cllEf"
Tho utuc man ala not move for
ward
"Ain't you a-comln 30. sire" in
.quired Che Snowman ats only 10
cents 90 see the great clk"
# can't afford a." replied tho
man ~ would cost me saf0 alto
gether hccanse there's me aud ms
wife ANA Our ~ children"
The show man Easped. DO YOU
mean o. tell me an them children is
Certainly"
"rhon YOU Just stop whore You
are iil bring the great elk out
10 have a look at YOUTH
An English soldier supposed TO
have been killed I'm India wns en-
tered on the books of his company.
Died on the 2ith of June" otc.
a Tow days afterwards u turned
out that hc was still alive. and the
honest sergeant made The following
cntry;
"Diod by mistake"
AZ length thnre came letter from
the ministry Of war, announcing the
death Of the man az the hospital
whom the sergeant recorded the fact
aa follows
"Rc-diod BY order Of the minis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-21

People who delight to SPEAK Of is
as the backbone % winter have
some slight Justification today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-21

~EERs for Invnllds" read a sian az
"a certain store
"What is fherc unusual about
those rggaf asked customer
Why them nENa Is an absolute
novelty SAID tha dealer briskiY
.aiding in awrd tones. Them eggs
ia fresh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-21

Y ne ETERNAL eWfninos
once on time young man
found himself ln quaudary nR Co.
what t0 Rive his best girl fpr Christi
mss When hr bad about made up
hln mind t0 mako it 60 diamond lock-
ef De- remembered that his flaugee
had been lately lrrturlng him on hlH
extrnVnraure ana aaid ihat they
could newer hone "a be happy To-
their married life unless ho learned
Go ccOnumiza
eureka" ne cried 20 himself
Sow ! VIII play my TRUMP card
Instead If going into acht for the
l1ckct. fl send her oua 81 these in
expensive calendars Mary De- iual
tho kind If self sacrificing glrl who
VIII understand my motive. and she
win lnVo fun ull the more when she
arrH l'Yc listened 90 her Lectures aud
meudcd mg WnvH'
Bui when MARY received tho Gale
ondar she sac down and had good
grg
Whoever would have thought
be'd have been a0 mean aH to send
me thing Ike fhlH for Christmas
would never hc happy with a
stlnEy mHH. win break the en-
gagomcnt at once New York Her
.aid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-21
THE MILLINERY

Charming array Of
new ideas. introducing
pretty tailored models
from our own work
room. side by side with
the more elaborate
Partisan designs for
dress wear. A visit 10
our parlors will reveal
a most inviting assem-
blage OF exclusive mil
linery for Easter,
Spring and Summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-21

"ssnsc men are hard ter please.
They gave Patrick Henry liberty IN.
stid o. death, ar then he went an
died anyhow"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-21
The Wash fabriCs---featuring Three lust Received
ORGANIZE IISSE

a direct importation OF
genuine French Organ
dies Very sheer. in dain
" lines. with beautiful
floral designs In pink.
blue. lavender. maize and
lilac Full % inches wide.
Priced at soc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-21
HOW A BROADSIDE OF RINGING ELOQUENCE WAS
BURNED AT THE STAKE In THE UNITED STATES SENATE

Senator Hepburn Of Idaho,
Waving Bloody Shirt,
Thumped Desk With
Judgment, Used Correct
Gestures and Such Lam
guagel--But Everybody
Voted Against Him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-21
The Dress Goods

Present Spring costuming oppor-
tunitics AZ once real" and salts
factory. The finest weavcs that
1910 shows arc abundantly ar
rayed and priced most reasonably
throughout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-21

Many are the porilB that confront
the man from ont Of town, No.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-21

~ nail. sut 81 city year, an
months, Nf.h0f I moatb, zss.
Eatered ne seattle. Washs, p"st-
offies. ~ ascoad-eiasa matter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-21
THE SHIRTWAISTS.

Prominently ieatur.
ed are the Knicker
booker Tailored and
the Ceisha Demi-T,i.
Iored and Lingerie
Waists. Every Waist
faithfully portfays n.
newest fashion. Every
Waist reflects FIX
tailoring, and whatever
YOU desire in the wsy
Of decorative efier,s
we have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-21
IHeSTODY
TEIIER,

a tourist 40 the atofy koea. went
to Germany Ia his ear TO zoe the
last army maueuveru Ho vas TN.
pressed with what he saw. and es
peeiaily vith the brigade Of motor
amhulances. motor ossgage wagous
aud 90 forth.
A. the toarist watched the ma
neuycrs fFum a seat under a tres
The axle Of motor ambulance
broke Instantly the man ieaped
out. ran into the vIilawe. returned
IN a nfy wlth q nov axle. fixed u
in place with wonderful mechanical
akill. and teuftucffed of again az
GOOD ~ naw
There's efficiency" said The
tourist There's herman efficien.
~ Tor YOU No matter shat breaks.
there's a stock ~ hand % supply
The needed part from
And. pfalainT the remarkable ex.
ample Of German efficiency be- had
just Witnessed the tourist returned
20 che village and ordered up his
ear. 20 find he couldn't use it. as
an axle vas missing
some men." said Andrew Car
uegie ai e dinner iu his Now York
house have very queer IDEAS Of
honor
= was once riding from Plttsburg
20 Philadelphia On the smoking com
partmout 81 a Pullman There we're
pcrhaps six Of us ln the compari
meui smoking and reading an ug
sudden a door banged. and the
conductors voice cried
AN tickets. pioaseF
"rhcn one 10 the men in the com
partmnnf leaped 10 hts feet, scanned
the fHcca Of the rest Of as. and said
slowly and imyrcamvely
Gentlemen. I trust 10 your
honor
"And be- divod under The scnt and
remained there iu s. small. silent
knot till the conductor was safely
gone"
Twenty Minutes for Lunch
Waiter Dessert. Hlr7
PaEHenger--lce cream and clear
coffee.
Walter fshoutlng through 10 the
hltchenj Draw ono In the tunnel
and "a dash for the p0lo,- - Louis
Post Dispatch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-21
And Kindred Lines Are Ready

THE COSTUMES
The new season has
brought ali that's styl
ish and practical and
distinctive. At $500
we have ready a host
Of splendid values in
good Spring Suits. well
tailored and trimmed
The new Dresses and
Goats and Skirts have
come come in all their
quality perfection, 20
be sold at most consist
cut prices.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-12
Some Women Keep
Maids, and Others
Do Not
soME REASONS WHY.

WHY Is It that some women keep
W maids for years and that others
are continually changing?
Is It the maids fault or that OF the
mistress?
Nearly always tn, mistresS. sad to
relate, because II she does get poor. un-
reliable. Eighty maids she picks them
out at the beginning and thereby shows
a lack OF judgment which Is lamenta-
bio In one who is In charge Of home.
For you can nearly always tell the
Eighty maid at a glance. In the first
place she Is young and. as a rule, over
dressed, with hat trimmed with cheap
feathers and cheap ribbons around her
neck. Her eye 'roves around over the
furniture. even as she speaks to you.
and she is probably sizing you up" by
the variety and degree Of showiness Of
your furniture and wondering whether
your clothes will ut her and whether
you keep the provisions under lock and
key 80 she cannot entertain her COM
pany.
The young maid Is hardly ever salts
factory unless she has an unusually
old head on her shoulders, which Is the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-12

There is a very strong argument In
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-12

supplies for the fleet for the last
eighteen years. We are at u loss to
understand the animus OF the sud
den attacks upon the Navy Depart
ment proceeding from the theory
that It is ignoring the home coal
producer or favoring Eastern GOAL at
the expense OF the Pacific coast
mines. Taking the figures of the
annual report OF the Secretary OF
the Navy. we find that the ratio or
home 10 foreign coal is far higher
now than It was severa, years ago.
when no cutlery was heard. Last
year the Navy purchased of domestic
coal S17,352 tons and of foreign coal
1898 tons, or proportion or
about seven to one. In 1901 the ra-
ito was only about two to one. the
figures then being: Domestic coal,
2l9,0+2; foreign, l05.066, tons. In
1903 and 1904 the ratio was below
four to one. The figures then were:
1908, domestic. coal 1855. OF, foreign
.102,0lS tons; 1904,, domestic 395,-
.344, foreign 108.232 tons. For the
eighteen years the grand totals We're:
Domestic coal, 5,523,209; foreign,
1,3O7,352 tons. AS during that time
nearly all the activities of the Navy.
except during cruises in foreign wa
tiers. were confined to the Atlantic
Ocean. II is only natural that the
larger part OF the coal used was from
the Eastern mines.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-12

exception rather than The ideal age
is over twenty-five, and thirty Is even
better. The housekeeper who can OBJ
tain a maid Of this age who knows her
business and Is neat and competent
will do well to hang on to her and TO
overlook little crotchety ways OCCASION
ally. which mIstresses have us well as
maids. by the way, for we are all hu-
man and have our good and bad days.
The general fault on the mistress
side that you read about Is that she Is
unsympathetic and unfeeling. but you
can be assured that the other extreme
is Just as bad. There Is no proverb
more true than familiarity breeds con-
tempt, and the woman who encourages
her maid to overstep the bounds, to
gossip and sit with her and to worst
of alb sympathize with her In domestic
troubles isSmercly laying up disturb
ance for the future and IN cndangering
the discipline Of the household just AS
much as a general would who should
make an Intimate friend Of private
And then expect that man to render
him the same obedience and have the
same sense OF his dignity and respect
for him as the others.
Take It all In all. business relations
are the only ones to have between en-
ployer and employed. no matter what
the labor. Kindness and good treat
ment the tnald has a right TO expect.
with n good room and food ana fixed
hours for work and leisure.
The first class maid will desire moth
ing better than this and will stay In n
place where her work Is dignified BY
being treated In businesslike way.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-12
PACIFIC ENGINEERING
COMPANY, LTD.
fous,,1xiuw na.{~~,s~~ suS Nn~

structing Ingiseen.
Bridges. Huildingi. concrete Struc.
lures, Steel Structures. Sanitary Sys.
TENS. Reports and Estimates on Pro.
jects. Phone lM. j, In sa
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-12
w "A N T S I
GOO oo00 Q o0o0
10 LET

Two unfurnished housekeeping
rooms, convenient to three car
lines. 1850 King ST., near Pa
waa Junction. 4514-tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-12
Concerning Women

Women OF Norway voted Tor the mrs
time In general election In November
though they have had municipal sui
frage for years. The woman vote In thu
towns was heavy, but light In the coun'
try districts. ~
Mary Johnston. the novelist. has de
clared herself In full sympathy with
the movement to secure the p"litica
Acknowledgement Of women. Esd
y 81
FreyJa Is the name OF woman SUIT
frage paper published at Winnipeg. j
is In the Iceiandic language and in tn,
interests OF full woman suffrage To-
the women OF Iceland. In that couutr.
women already have the municipa
vote. and three women arc now sfrv,ni
as members OF the city council In tln
capital city. Rejkjavik.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-12

WASHINGTON.--General William
II. Carter. now in the Philippines.
will get the position of commander
OF the Department of the Lakes when
General Grant leaves that post to
take command OF the Department OF
the East at New York. General Bell,
who will be succeeded by General
Wood, from New York, as chief of
stan of the army, will get six
months leave Of absence to travel
in Europe. beginning in March next.
After this tour General Bell will be
assigned to command in the Philip
pines.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-12
BE JUST TO YovRseLF

and keep well II possible. Check that
cough with the harmless and efficient
remedy Allen'e Lung Balsam. All
csc. soc and $500 bottles, Il
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-12

Furnished rooms for working meu;
81 week up. 1921 Fort st.
447S-1mo
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-12
Army and navy

Major Kennedy, commanding OFF,
Ger at the general hospital. is ex-
pected to return within a day or so
from the East. where he has spent
a months leave OF absence. While
there has been no official announce
ment of the fact, 1t Is understood that
Major Kennedy will shortly leave for
Honolulu, for service in the medical
corps there's. +. Examiner.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-12
wATTID

To inform those who were unable to
gain admittance to The BONNIE
Theater on Saturday evening. ow-
Ing to the big rush, that this
great Chinese motion picture Of
the, Imperial Funeral OF the late
Emperor will be exhibited again
tonight and tomorrow night; also
aigreat selection Of other foreign
n sEybjsots Of more than ordinary in.
.terest, and a change OF dance by
fsibyl Campbell Reid aud a new
song by Mr.. Shreve. 4512-tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-12

After consulting the table OF coal
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-10-28

This sale will be another of those good bona fide
which inaugurate from time to time, and which affort
timely savings your seasons buying.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-10-28

L. M. Harris, republican candi-
date for auditor and recorder, and
John P. Eimers, republican cam
didate for representative. were on
this side of the prairie Tuesday
looking after their political inter
ests. Mr.. Harris is one of the
''insurgentp republicans in this
county and, like J. L. Eckert, won
out over the machine" candidate
in the primary election. He is a
thorough business man and will, if
he wins in the election, make q
competent officer. Mr.. Eimers is
engaged in the implement business
at Grangeville and appears to be a
man equipped with plenty of good
sound business Judgment and abil-
ity.