From The Seattle Star, November 15, 1912. There’s many a man who kicks against The price of pork and steak, Who says that the cost of chalky milk Gives him a constant ache, Who howls when he buys a dozen eggs And roars a half an hour When buying a cake of laundry soap Or half a sack of flour, Who threatens to cause someone’s arrest And rails against the trust, And says that the cost of living soon Will make the nation bust— BUT Who’ll blow a good five dollar bill For one of the latest shirts And pick out a swell three-dollar tie And make no sign it hurts. Who’ll stand at a bar with twenty men And buy round after round In treating the crowd to foamy drinks And never make a sound!