The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 23, 1909, Page 5

THS STAR—GATURDAY, ANUARY 23, 1909. LECTURES MOTHERS iNT THE COURT ROOM ORES WOM: twontyono days, which In the time . haye a cold sometimes but I do not OUT OF Gere. slay at home, [ have to come here (0, the court and do my work as it BY MERLE WANE — # who keep their children | (Was in perfect health out of hool for no What becomes of) the : fortunes od reason it ie alt right in cases where a} | i that artiste. make dn thoir years! heed not come into court and ex | dhid in aiek for him to be kept at y Of success? This” question haalft . pect leniency from me when thetr home, but that sort of an excuse deen ra young are arrested Will not do for me any longer, The of the « demeanors | children must be made to go to + YOUTH PAYS HOMAGE TO OLD AGE : Health would give fortunes to enjoy the greatest of nature’s gifts and to be able to give A Smile All the While how many (arama inne iT 4 tomes ed again ib the advent on petty mis trance of Madame Rose Rytinge into the Kdwin Forrest So spoke Superior Judge A. W.! school, For it is only in thelr school Staten Istind home, the Actors nh when dealing with me Ouran days that have a chance to| Fund shelter for retired a nan of y Juvent} court yesterday | huild up characters There “te . Fund shelter (Or retired and fon morning. At the same time the |i, plonty of fie for them tol Ailing tots cause pity—fretful young people cause Mae. Kyting judge delivered a stern and 1K-/attend to their physical develop : lerme: Siettataie mee i : hs alge ge . Ing Teeture to the mothers who had | ment, and hereafter 1 intend to nee wonderment—irritable men anc ymen cause surprise. . > not properly eared for thelr ¢ that all ca f truancy are T : AB cuits OE ay tren, allowing them to stay out of| dealt with tn toctente nclon thar To enjoy perfect health the body must be built up once mistres f h mansion in hool, wande ground until finally | yy good and sufficient cause they got into mischief and were | Mount Ve Should Punish the Boys w in the mellow and the mind invigorated by perfect food. Ghirardelli’s Cocoa z rreated by the olty official glory o id age, la widewed judge alvo scored parents, | Ohildless melons, and niloss. Severe Rebuke * and fathers alike, for not Surely ere is a bitter trony in In speaking, th judge had refer-|taking more care that young boys are punlahed for xmoking et wing =the whole rt] he informed those who had the fate of the lives of the dis tinguished. Perhaps it ts the toll Success extracts for the sup from the nectared cup of fame. Doubt ence to & case where on: ebild had been arre t by the tru ant officer, and, when brought be fore the court, hie mother made the \ up for correction that th leas, however, the artist enjoys lite excuse that he had a cold should offer some inducement for * : ‘ . . . more than the thrifty financter A cold?” interrogated Judge | their offepring to attend school and | is the perfect food drink—its use will bring quiet to » Who walis for the first blasts of | Frater well that i# not enough acquit themselves with good de age to chil! hia clutch on his money age to begin to enjoy a few years from his hoard Sweetened Other Lives. At least Mme. Eytinge has en Joyed her life and sweetened the lives of those with whom she has come in contact. | am sure she does not regret that money t where the lau) drove away a heartache or a sum aided | fa the str own fel low actors on praised for her generosity and her hos-| tality sympathies have m wide, for she, too, has suf fered the heart pangs with the rest. Through her affections have come her greatest sorrows. Do mestic troubles shadowed the joy of her wifehood; death crushed} the hopes of her motherhood. al While in Seattle, Last fall while she was the guest of Mre. Keene at The Lenox, in Beattie, | met this charming vet eran of the old dramatic school @ art. We talked together, and to keep a ehild out of schoo! for, portment VAGRANT SEALS LEAD SHIP TO STARVING MEN | ] Ri ATR | | | breaking nerves strength to the weak—and contentment to the strong besides it is delicious and appetizing. 30 cups of a delicious drink SHIPWRECKED SAILORS ane! the island to perish among the hum ALL BUT MAD AS REGULT | mocks | Pu by “ident, the Donohue happened to stray that way, follow ing @ Vagrant seal herd, and observ ing signals of distress on shore, here that the sealing schooner/and signs of human habitation Agnes L. Donohoe has rescued | boats were put over and the pitiable w of the! Pilght of the marooned men div vored. OF PRIVATIONS Word has just been recelved © survivors of the ¢ | Norwegian steamer Soiglint from) es on which they were jan island on the fringe of the Ant-| found is known as Nomansland arctic sone, which it i# said had| Numbor Three, there bein not been visited by any vessel for} other islands by that more than half a centery, When) ty the north Mi found, the men, yet alive, wore ae at sass MME. ROSE EYTINGE, | weak and half mad from hunger OlL TRIAL SHORTENED. o hi and exposure, and had provistons) CHICAGO, Jan. 23.—By U. P. The Grand Old Woman of the Stege | which, by the greatest frugality, By agroement of counsel to admit » further I goon paid the homage youth pre z zz TIMI 4 - iid not have ved them more te to reverenced age. fps wias|centration and punctuality; —It| she in the readiest to extend a help | ane wr the st EE ee OSE cy henaparee op pam ro vole? schools # woman on the supple | ing hand | vidoes af 0 ante c8 1 tor es ee Still rich with taustcal cadence. / charm of appearance, giving her| “jt i» 9 mistaken idea that the| ard Ol! company * : and her large dark eyes were keen and lustrous. Her intelligent face was stil! a rosy mirror for the quick changing moods of an active jmade iand in safety after the stage ts corrupting. All professions | grounding of their vessel, the oth Chamberlain « Ca ate are accompanied by temptations | ory having succumbed to the to LONDON, Jan. 23.—Joseph Cham » and the and the weak ones may find them | tense hardships, and either dying DStI#In has announced that he wit! poise, the importance of fine }tail in dress, the pc trolied volee and moth mental intuition to feel when she in the gentlest walke of life efain offer himself as a candidate | d o eae = on the spot, or going mad, and fh wo. ° meatil or plecge ae ee ae er te pleasing and when not. and how) “Yes, I repeat, though I ba | wander into the ley tantneas ot beers “s — at the next | Bad she lost {he art of dress aod | to win and hold sympathy by her|not much of the worldly goods to | — wo Men Bo amoral election a eartiage. She was clad in a 100K) own personality Pina sald a Hned white silk robe that harmon i MEALS SERVED. year tend @tth the gnowy bimmer of An Actress’ Advantages. I young again, | oul » rd © ber hair, and emphasized the dig-| “This ts why a successful actress | Aetrens nity of her poise. bas ber cholce of husbands. She| 1 might add that Mme. Kytinge Three round tripe dally. Lanes “Could I live my life over,” she|{s Intelligent, magnetic, and tact. (an th of George H. Butler. | mi? ‘mand 6 told me 1 would again be an/|ful. Off the stage she knows how the edt and United States min actress. It is not only because I|to wear pretty clothes and how to! tater to Exypt, enjoyed many yea | have succeeded, but beeause | love| keep her good looks. As a mother | of society life tn political and up| the life. I would go gladly again| ste has proven to be most admir-|lomatic circles of New York and | through all those hard times oa An & Wowan among women ope Worked Their Way Up. en Sey sen « SING PRAISES OF | Bow, when « young girl steps from | Diitse it < aascnet wine, see SCOTLA ND "Ss POET 'D. S. Johnston Co. to Build Special Art Creation Worked our way up from mere! OUR CONTRACT INSURES THE HOUSE RENTER, LABOR ING MAN AND SALARIED MAN A HOME ON SMALL MONTH LY PAYMENTS AT 5 PER CENT. SIMPLE ANNUAL INTEREST. | | i novices. We had to climb slowly | ° for St. Francis Hotel, San Francisco by force of work, talent und ex. | “Should auld acquaintance be forgot furnished by the Ralston Glee club, | | ~_ : pertenc " | And never brought to min’ of 50 voices, who sang that Scottish | } i : accom: nied got sh = brent | Should auld acquaintance be ti rgot | classic, “Annie Laurie,” with varia-| ‘The placing of an order by the S| and renewed throughout the entire DON’T FAIL TO CALL AT OUR OFFICE FOR FURTHER IN. A Geitinns was not all that woe neca | and days o’ auld lang eyne tons Francis hotel of San F cncisee with | hotel every ten minutes. |] FORMATION. OUR PLAN WILL SUIT You. 3 a Co., of thin city,| Then There were other selections| the D. 8. 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The 150th anniversary of) LOCAL THEATRE Ie ect the KoTKeO"* | and decorative triamph. It might be 4 a mont sloved jx ‘ol ts om of the St With the comforts of the modern |‘ birth of the beloved poet was eee near een termed a gold room, for that color Dog Sleds omnes = on 4 sto While attending the Francis hotel is the first to come i companies. Hotels in the an oe ai tonard tdanleet, | tet, Sah, Cpt BL. cata thawen TS oon predomiaates In the ifecorative| Horse Sleds re 3 ribs captain 4 peat reac endo: | lacked siceping and dining cars.|nowsced the opening number, 8) ity 900,000 tn’ seven hundred rooms, | Gimous creations in the world | State Agent or We were the pioneers of the Am-| asnipe sslectlon Dy the ae ae eye | i} 507 MARION BLOG. SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, Alaska Stoves pe cali Roe ntl ee zie, a gale of applause swept over! 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