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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1910
Page
4
The text portrays Leo Tolstoi as the renowned anarchist thinker who advocated self governance and voluntary association. It contrasts his pacifist Sermon on the Mount philosophy with violent anarchist factions and notes his ascetic life among peasants, suggesting his prayers face unfulfilled answers.
The text notes the federal courts fined the window glass trust and reduced wages for workers. It argues the Department of Justice should impose jail sentences on trust managers rather than fines, asserting this would enforce law and justice without halting industry.
Judge Ben Lindsey of Colorado urged progressives to back insurgent Republicans who represent the people against privilege. He spoke for William Kent against a standout Democrat in a Calif ornia contest. Senator Bourne urged Oregon citizens to vote for men by principles and affiliations, not party labels, aiding his own future re election.
The column notes three Clevelanders killed on rabbit season opening day and questions about indictments for an L A explosion. It mentions labor union politics, Taft's Panama dam remarks, a potential landslide, Montana to send a Democrat to the Senate, and Depew's retirement with a unanimous issue.
A fragmented column mixes jokes and political allusions noting a Goebel assassination reference, a Tamale battle cry, and a Pow ers Congress seat dispute in Kentucky. It pans to consumer plugs with Fillmore hats at $2.50 from McDonalds Hat Store on Third Ave.
Eleanor Addams profile of Will H. Morris, a Seattle criminal lawyer, recounting his frugal start in 1891 with 60 cents and $3.05 to his name. He recalls defending a case as a new lawyer and helping a newsboy, ending with a poignant note about returning the boy’s 60 cents.
Brass bed with satin finish and two inch posts features six filler rods in head and foot. Ornamental brass caps trim the frame. Clearance price is listed at 15.95.
An advertisement proclaims Pape's Cold Compound cures colds and grippe within hours. It claims no quinine is used and credits three years of research and a fifty thousand dollar cost. The product supposedly ends all misery after two to three doses and can be obtained from any druggist.
A list of kitchen and diningware specials includes Landers Frary Clark dinner knives six for $1.25 with bone handles, an oval savory roaster for $1.95, nut pick sets at 10¢, Van Deusen cake pans 15¢, nickel plated serving tray 85¢, nickel plated sugar bowl 50¢, Christy Improved Mixer $1.10, and flour sieves 10¢.
The Strollers columnist recounts a waiter and proprietor discussing a phone call from a woman revealing her age. He notes women sometimes disclose ages over the phone and that escortless dining is supposedly restricted, prompting the proprietor to welcome the caller.
A dental ad promotes teeth restoration for patients with two or more teeth in either jaw. It offers free examination at Regal Dental Offices at 1405 Third Ave N W Cor Union, promising lasting results with a written guarantee and high customer satisfaction.
Mumbled lines describe a group that prefers private inquiry over public praise. They call to check admission, revealing ages ranging from 30 to 60, suggesting a cautious approach to participation and social timing.
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