The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 13, 1908, Page 4

ELMONDAY, APRIL 15, 1908 | STAR 4| BY J TH FROM DIANA’S DIARY Mise Dilipickles Joins the Great Buffraget Movement as a Girl in thal) THE SEATTLE SPAR 1309 Seventh av. ° BY STAR PUBLISHING CoO. EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY Telerhones— | #, Only to Find That Her Usual Luck te There Lib 1307 Private exeh connecting al! parte of the gr pbuilding 1050 and independent, 441. qty . : A Word From Josh Wise. Aak for the department or the name of the person aS BY. F. W. GCHAEFER j ; e wired. iy BALLARD STAR AGENCY —191 Mallard Ay Bunet, Matlard 906 H ‘ Bune o * “Some people r ¥ “ Homer Rve . ¥ & “A au carralbh o : | 7 have heads like a One ce px, © twee conte per month De doughnut — with a ed = Faso vacanay in tt cen . SU BSORTBERS— Phe fhe asta each paper a Aoren ¥ Reassured. wm by ¢ ° Huropean Pather (consolingly to my child, You will not have ea - aolule count oa = x ~ 2 , the poor Americas h s hiw SPRING FEVER—WHAT IS IT? Plenty of Excuse — What's the use of having All lescriptio Pp ‘ ‘ and a dos rook | Here is a disease tha ¢ I at " ‘ Medical Advice antl fro te coast, and t tors say . . wathind © blisters won't sito " the prot h { 1 1 xn of Algerno: and bh rh Both are protests of nature against “civil pleb h is the feeble voice o is le » 4 y Each is tl \ f f natura 1 Aesaame tes mg to ery « inst the trammels of twentic een outta Ah. th a fragment The mental spring fever is a rebellion of the mind aga “ mamed the . oil Pigg rv Brutes! Boneheaded, Catious Brutes!” the Lady Hissed in My Ea noonle era dull, daily routine. A protest a st pavements and ny id thoumht there wus mortar y s n fal 1 tasks at desk « t 1 do credit to your web his he field nortar; against the d fa 1 tasks a At last | have a REAL mies would stand together we dre} ~er = aoe ie tee The first robin, the first pus willow, the fir a and I have ge » it for all | am) form this man-mismanaged world.” |) a the call of the great outdoors he psychic reacti te worth wee MY sentiment se he ca o SRS BreRs Ommenne Phe 5 ‘ - a WOMAN MUST BE PMANCI o tanding together Why te it weeks of close superheated winter life affects all ag The} PATRD! She is o vassa just at THAT ‘moment was : ’ mapoi8 schoolboy seizes his marbles and tops; his sister her skipping Twas " weed car the be em ine 8 wa a an fron | notiee ope and roller skates. The grown-up longs for the opening | sag « from a tenthatory win-| After some more words I prom-|der you K hail game and a sunny afternoon in cpa he ca « 4 Thenh-teeds wet 6 Gaba 2 had distinavished Mra. Madleigh Gor 5 =A to light clothes and the spring flower bonucts all evidence this phy a woman. Al the every | gou-Birindiet Martyreas and ere ee ne: »vol - ea big, husky buck—were a v mt and, I De you the nelghbo: a vental revolution ting, and me and another daring dame has been This kind of spring fever is cured by cha y the i to swing to the straps no LESS than IT thes at TO S€E BATTLESHIPS i x he « « air of p mas on a ne sod has cor > this coum Tare boats at Pier 2 Ten ¥ bits Va sunlight working-in-the-yard any g |= f pajem: ha 7 a : Walk unhght, “wv ing . Brutes! Boseheads al atroduce © good work ftrips dally. 600 round trip. that will for an hour each day break the monotony of humdre brutes’” the lady hissed in my ns d Fd d “xist as we ayed on our tired feet * (© way, after my oyes oO is xistence : we ewaret. wh out Wes Seat, | _ Nesting ve eat, Ser ay Sr L.verelt an mon The physical spring fever is the protest of man, the animal, | noobs heartedn: " eat ¢ am against his diet. ‘The latter part of the winter in temperate and | “Young person,” comes back heart and so the Cause.) 18 u northern climates has marked a steadily growing increase in use| aiid # the heavy foods and a lack of “fresh things What f = sERRE vas been eaten has been largely preserv or dried, and nearly |} 4 fresh fruit is only an expression of a physical necessity. Vege} h : \ table acids and salts are essential to perfect activity of the body i Such foods must be used raw in order to obtain full benefit. | {} BY RATH Cooking seems to change the chemical nature of these « plex ganic salts and acids. The use of a proper proportion of such 2 SRR ae a ‘gods during the winter obviates this raw food starvation. A on , | Fiyer fee use them when the spr longing appears soon satisfies Washington, D. ¢ April & at a shade than five be desire. An improvement in appetite and a general f ng} “Dear Dad: Our navy ts to have MYes SEATTLE-TACOMA ROUTE f well-being is noticed | bigner guns Nobody is wupposed! yay peliwaye will not re Pare Sho—Reund Trip, 606 \ th f t j ly t }to know yet, but I be duce wage And | sua that fT. FOUR ROUND TR DAILY : cane apdiins ne estate y¥ 9 BE | tre The p ia wt he seex the head LEAVES SEATTLE 6:45 and fhe lead give the impulses. If you want t ID-ineh fellow Hes hy will the 10:25 a. m., 2:08 and 6:45 p. m. " nehew S by thie oF we ve * ee be by all means do it. If your appetite flags ar pares. 208 wl yuc railways ae Be| LEAVES TACOMA — 8:35 &. m f k: i, but y nt hia you eak’l th foreseen Me of feral of thelr and 12:15, 3:56 and 7:90 p. m. OKs good yu Ou want something you can sec, tr he raw | my nty aert . at ed : . , . y orate pea be Fi AC MeY U. @EMLEY, Jr, Agent. Seattie— gods such as celery, lettuce, radishes, onions, cabbage, cucu meron ge doven't’ it? Where In the New re Main 176 Tacome—Tel. 212. | »ers, oranges, lemons, grapes and grape fruit. Of cooked foods, amazed whee I tell you that 4°) York gun? Here iw the potet at " ' hots is about all the ordigary| whieh they are scheduled to throw spinach, dandelion greens, rhubarb and tomatoes are especially |™ : ‘ Pp a gree » S are espe ' * shoot with ~ a fit! Hecause it's this way: You beneficial rt @ case of avery bod ce, they all ght ready to draw & Don't dope . noticed oth jong face and tell how poor they oe : day n one blow its muzsle were, and how ft was now quite ; Don't try to stifle t voi that are p sting | We was a email ©, Ox inevitable that all wages must be against the way you are abusing your bedy and your ad paratively, But ther wen reduced. And the tip weat to the other blowings-ap, and the best | Lookkeeping departments. And the Don't take purges and tonics. navy men in the world have been month of January saw the site Change your daily routine; eut out grunting and grumbling’; | 9% “wake uighte thinking a mest net revenue showings you ‘ ee) . a r ” >” this can imagine, Then the Loutevilie eat less heavy food, and in a week-——yes, in three days in addition to the danger & Nashville tesued that statement f have spring fever beaten to death in the paint of ¢ Thier about “hostfie legislation.” ete xe | t costa to build one of t making M necessary to soak the ——- a wee ee poor workingman Aud the man Th t - 1 . CONNECTICUT GOVERNOR PROCLAI Sasa et eae” Nateeriaiits te sere > beng to inpend, and all that, BUT, better styles than our they had forgotten th feature of the new rate law had forgotten that an tnepect now dig ap the fs make improper charges to betterments, et cetera hod neglected t GOOD FRIDAY A STATE FAST DAY Others ask just double the world’s best milline And they that ft tomerrow (Star Special Service.) we pever fall to look to him for emem ber drawback adorned with richest ribbons, Trimmed Hats, DUST MR:SKYGA OSH ; He Visits the Earth as a Specia your 0 wre om » met wl 4h I t the pane packed | LIVING PLACE CwAONIC Pointed Paragraphs humhand © vint | A bargain loving a ure to her bank ON TO RISK (N CLOUD. POSIT/ mvas | WANT You TO ie PIANO OT VERANDA YAKIMA HRMIGATED PHONT TANDS austin 400-4011 Easter | eravvayers. Outfit PUKE ST" WESTLAKE AVE May be bought here on — Two enre, Pes) OF cE SUB STATION oe as mt we vee rome TL UAR ca sv payments—a little down and a little at a close to cost. time. that's Everything newest in Men's and of all F Chloris Violette—Quer ot ioe Lundborg’s Golden Jasmine—Ke Women's Spring Ap- parel—styles correct— Lundborg’s Viclet—Smelis like th Outfitting Co. (Inc.) 1382.34 Becond Ave. jehier's Norma—Regularly bic Two 1015-1015 FIRGT AV. d 209 Union. Boras READY FOR EASTER BETTER NOT DELAY LONGER—COME TOMORROW LADIES, YOUR EASTER HAT IS READY Thousands to pick from ttle of Ready-to-Wear Hats. Don't fail to see our values, Hats, lovely Hats that are full styles ot special tor lerful d silk these ame dt $1.98 to $10.00; no higher; to $7.00, at flowers, chiffons ar what we do for seli-s h val copies r re HARTFORD, Conn. April 13— strength and direction to fs ix « Sgil offense. But the presence @eod Friday is a legal holiday in '* "6h In this great ag our new padnaught” | four inepectors in the auditor's é the seventeenth day of April as @ got to be renewed after 40 shots w e reminded the officers of tha ory days, Gov. Rollin 8. Woodruff prayer, solemnly urging the people gavy. The advantage of the 14 similarly reminded. And the) 20¢ §-Oup Muffin Pan | bc Deep Cake Tin and stylish nas issued the annual proclamation f Our commonwealth to concen inch gun ia «apposed to be this; | 2¢%t Month's returns on the Loute 10¢ se . Paney q i and white t ville @ Nashvill dw stastit 5 | : Piain and ¥ Belts, gilt and h vetting aside the day as one for ‘Tt their minds in devotion and They will burn lew powder in pro: Vile & Nashville showed « startling ibe Soup Strainers .. | 10 Square Cake Tins o> cage tegen Elbe their hearts in humility, renewing | portion to the size of the projectile | ™Prevemen' nd, ax the here Ne late» nove P. i asting and prayer y tich Sc en We tthe Med iaad the thickness of the on in the melodrama, there will | 2c Black Tin Pre | 16e Perforated — 6G ony air Good Friday talis on April 17 this of Ages, “upon whom our hope de breech. The heat and tnstan be Mo strike tonight! serving Kettles, 6 Tins te bot ¢ 19c S ial ear. The proclamation read . for by that faith our an-|ous strain w be so a i } quart 18¢ | S0c Coffee Mills. 346 pect may keep witt ‘ ora founded a hou etvil and tal. Aa the same tlme Tip to BH. Harriman: The net ed observance tnaugu ous freedom; and by that faith ket just ax much pounding | T°Veoue showing of the Mitnots forefathers to ac- alone shail this’ republic prevail | force at the same distance with a tructible faith in God vetual | pepetrate eight inches of chil More of Those 16 2-3c yard v 12'c Ginghams, per WHY SMITH ISN'T SPERDING A CENT JUST NOW They're the best h Cottons known--Bates’ Seersucker and the famous A. F. C.; full of good service; fast col 123 Central for Februa Dotted Sw » Dotted A good proportion to the gros Swis al ks like a hundred at Loi . 1 was ware obey 12ic a oe Fancy Ollcloth, all day i. dae Sie Weteen ba Bagge pecial price 16c ed by the Indiana ae machin governor. Jim told m Fancy Summer Lawns light 4 some time ago he was tired cag dark cold Batistes, French ing water to the elephant = Copandion wat ye lhe and 18¢ guess he told Fairbank ° sai values; special price 5 thing id he would have to | per yard c something, and have it soon, of there would be something doing, But [I understand it was Jim Gowdy who really turned the trick] Sheeting, 2% yards for him | i was 300 yard; short Watson is one of these “whole-} lengths only; sale price sonled” politicians who believes in per yard 18¢ the system for the system ke Hi Best Apron Checked Gingharms Well, he has carried his share of nite: prise, 36 on the water, and now he has a beet yard Tec <a into the tent. What next? DERSS VeteLe Ts Seman Manes Sincerely RATH. | iyptene : 40 e* f wi vee kore TO SEE BATTLESHIPS | the width; special sale 1 1 S AQUISITE! (err) Take boats at Pier Ten round | price, per yard aC 5 trips daily. 60 round trip. ove White Cotton Batting—Full 3-1b 7 weight; 1 roll large enough for @ comfort; 75¢ val special VARNISHES pri For insid and outsid se per roll c ce wan, Oo . White Cotton Toweling—"Twill BECAUSE all grades oa”; 7%0 value; special fF HE OS He's EDERAL F price, per yard 5 ‘ F ‘SF V c ave TO Bay Bom ANEW SPRING Hay 1914 Pest Ave Arcade Annex SILKS AND DRESS GOODS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES Every One Sparkles With Life. Every Thread Is Satisfactory. $1.75 Biack Taffeta Silk, inch, 84.19, Our regular $ quality 36-inch Black Taff Silk; beautif black; an excepth $1.75 value; guaranteed to give satisfac tlon; makes suitable underskirt * and coats $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 Silks, 75¢ Yard. ches wide, and the values up to $1.5 checks, stripes ple and plain colored Rajah Silks are » in abun 85e All-Wooi Serges, 49¢. Sie qua all-wool Storn gular width and Ki 188 wanted shade { nelnd $1.25 All-Wool Panamas, SO¢, y thread guaranteed to be all-wool; 50 inches wide and sold 25 yard; wear guaranteed; every staple ehad is here, including black; Tue per yard 85c $1.75 Imported Brilliantine, $1 Imported directly from Bradford, England; this beautiful cloth looks like silk; wears almost forey none by any Where for $1.75; colors brown, navy blue, gray and black; 46 CK FROM MARS Correspe WED SEHR OF RECENT DISASTER WV REAR T00 NOMEROUS TO DEICKIBE ~———~ SALE LART Bs BEING, WITH REASON DATHRONED BY WHE CALAMITY MADE VIGOROUS ASSAULTS ON TICK Paibs or FABRIC, CAVING CERTAIN LULPUNTS OF THEIR COM. SEESTIFOR Easter Perfumes Here is a chance to buy the very latest and choice. est odors in Domestic and Imported Perfumes at On Sale Monday and Tuesday Only celal, per of +900 oda prices right Lundbo White Rose—Reularly 60c o2.; spectal, per ox Eastman's Verona Violette— Worth 5 oz.; special, per ox. ——— Hudnut'’s Exquisite Pertum Ve carry 8 complete Hine of his odors at prices that won't » pocket book Easte Piver’s Le Trefie Incarnate—Recuiarly $1.00 02; special, per on .. rm Piver’s Roseris—R ly $1.00 0 cial, per on. . Piver’s Safronor—Regularly $1.00 ox ial, per oz. The Quaker Drug Company DOWNING, HOPKINS & RYER, INC. OXFORDS, White or Brown Can vas Oxfords for $1.48 and Makes Wirsiggg /IE83 CF OBJECTS “HOUSE CLEANING iw | yt Ht Woy USE YOUR PHONE INO. 2915 ~ — MAIN inag WE DELIVER FREE TO ALL SEATTLE) FREE PHOWES AnD mts Roar each Floral Odors; worth $169) puiarty 0c eet’ apbalek, Gas 42 pecial Der of. Stores. —-—406 PIKE ST. vote the vote wt ia Re pred be fall. may z wor! men pro. salen this pres plac ortn, man qu: be rr + Wires 204-208-209 Alaeke Mag ssimest of en Marging No store gives you ones; the newest shapes, f style, dash and beauty. $3.7 Easter wear; neat all szes; either brown oF WOMEN’S HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR Interesting Half-Day Specials From 8:30 Until 12:30 Only. 250 White Jersey Rik long or short J weight; until noon ..o8 Wo s 360 Fine Black @ottos Seamless Hose, with Mpbed elastic top; outsize 1G Women's 18¢ Jersey Vests, rmmer weight, meert lesa. with deep fancy lace framty 1 noon Jron's 260 Heavy Cotton Rite bed Stockings, fast black a etaye until] noon .. From 12:30 Until 6 s 19¢ Fast Black with white foot; @ chi and Mises’ 260 Black French Lisle gs: sizes § to 914; until 6pm svonueel chi en ¥¢ Union Suits, to 1¢ until 6 p.m. Women’s $1.19 Fine Cotton U Sal lare women; ong sleeves @ until 6 p.m + length