The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-25

Washington II. g. April ~.
Dear bad: The Chicago Trt
buues boom for la Foilcite for
1919 ia welcomed thought tho
Tribune would see a light
The reason most people don't
get rich rs because thcy are ton
decent to pay The price Original
when casual acquaintance
rushes up 10 you on the street
aud holding you firmly By the Ia
pei OF the coat. hurls something
like this az your teeth John
son not Ia Il for q minute 80 left
handed cuAs from Boston
Put EN- over made EN- fan eind
worst luke you ever saw F1t
teen thousand people out there
What do you think of uT What
Is lt an aboutf supposed be
was discussing the Canadian rec.
iur0city or something 81 that sort
but my office boz tells mo Il was
the first game Walter Johnson
pitched and lost
see that r. n. has been IN
Wisconsin booming Ia Toilette
IT r. in dead game. no doubt
about H. tie takes his medicine
like a man.
No rights have been lost BY the
fact that there was no challenge of
Mr. BAiley's right 10 his seat in the
senate This question can be
brought up az any time When Il IL
brought up a brief will be presented
which will cite all the cases show.
ing that a resignation acts auto
matcaliy. and Is not something
dangling at the end OF a string. to
be pulled back at the will Of the
person resiEnlng The presidents
demonstrate TO a finality that the
seat formerly held by Joseph W.
Bailey OF Texas IA now empty.
| think everybody will be in.
terested IN full list Of the ar
tleles included in the Demo
cratic tariff free list Here II f..
BaRging for cotton. gunuY
cloth. aud all similar fabrics suit
| able for covering and baliug cot
ton. burlaps and bags or sacks
for sacking agricultural products;
hoop or band iron, or hoop or
band steel. OF all descriptions. for
baling cotton or any other com.
modify; wire for baling hay.
straw, and other agricultural
products. grain leather and buff,
split. rough, or sole leather:
band. bend or betting leather.
boots and shoes, made wholly or
/ In chief value OF leather made
from cattle hides and cattle
skins OF whatever weight, har-
ness. saddles. and Haddlcry, and
/ leather for manufactured arti.
Giles, barbed fence wire, wire
rods. wire strands or wire rope.
wire woven or manufactured for
I wire fencing. and other kinds Of
wire suitable for fencing. includ-
/ ing wire staples, beef. veal. NUT
ton. lamb. pork and meats Of all
kinds. fresh, sailed, picked. dried,
smoked, dressed or undressed,
I bAiNNA w. VI Nithif Nth III any
manner; bacon, hams. shoulders.
lard, lard compounds. and lard
Substitutes; and sausage and
sausage meats; buckwheat flour.
corn meal, wheat flour and sem.
olina, rye flour, bran. middlings.
and other offals of grain, oatmeal
and rolled oats. and all prepared
cereal foods; biscuits, bread, wa.
ters, and similar articles not
sweetoned. timber. hewn, sided.
or squared; round timber used
for spars or in building wharves.
shingles. laths, fencing posts.
sawed boards, planks. deals, and
other lumber rough or dressed, ex-
cept boards, planks. deals and
other lumber OF ignum vitae,
lancewood, ebony. box, granada
la, mahogany, rosewood, satin.
wood. and all other cabinet
woods; sewing machines. and all
parts thereof: salt. whether In
bulk or In bags. sacks. barrels, or
other packages. q Sincerely.
| HATH