The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 8, 1910, Page 3

THE STAR—SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1910. {NEWS OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN READERS OF THE STAR | P my eyes againet the light Too Ant elo I fain would rest |’ weary and the world looks sad this worldly strife me to you; and Baby Bonnets, Turns to be your wife! _ Are, Navung ob, I'm glad | © ) TWO JUDGES ON CRIMINAL CASES oe ‘ Judge Wilson Ro Gay will handle Women Grown-Up Girls Wear | 4" Yo wite RS vm Novant tn," for two de artments to take care of jeriminal cane The work has piled up #o that Junlews the legis gives King inty additional juds lithe will in many cases be dragged on Though friends may fail and turn|for #ix months to a year “WOMEN HA RS Gave vone rn EDOM industries abroad aside, yet I have uu | Lawyers all over the elty com work side i ps wi thelr husbands, sharing }And in your love I may abide, for|/Plain that there aren't enough ‘business ree and profits equally lke partners, Amer you are true [Judges handle the work, Jud “4 with all be 1 fford 8 freedom to her wom |My only solace in each grief and In| Ronald declares that two more qe than France ME \RLOTTE WILBOUR, New York club despair | Judges ought to be added at least | Your woman tenderness is my relief; it} Deputy Prosecutor Murphy sug-| soothes each care | t» a court having jurisdietion | “STIR A to everything you, gook., Food If Joys of tfe could aleniate this| Ver criminal matters alone | eredient, This explains the supe | poor, weak heart Thomas FP. Murphine would have ‘¢ found in hotels and restaurants. }From yours no pleasure | the Jurisdiction of Justices of the | { bread, the building of fires, the reat ¢ peace extended to matters tnvoly al to the heart."~-MRS, MARY EB |Our sympat rq | Ihe sums UD to $1,06 | Hereft of friends, though true or hot, just to retain |Your true regard, y “FRENCH WoO” the world. Ame THE GREATEST dress tndividualiats | | women do presence e r woman Will not wear a bright, thro > and pet tend toward A e Aro’ ¢H d strife : = tae ie er whether it is fashion: And, oh! I thank my God tonight, I A . ! r anything if she belloves } am your wife! ION SE LFRIDGE front or slightly at one en, but the are not old-fashioned habit hey have little or no ‘Correspond Will yo feature tv ‘ skirts for is dresses is 8 ad f i very young ah children are ; . asion e center white dd pastel - = eS ae of flat » broad ne High pees giving @ very © . n ju nea in “2 ek king & nts made ' teen, v et and cor 4 man a aw | A—(1) Most empt vor with an te the pc your question Not if she atom of respect for herself Sisoondded that he would not take any kind of girl to such places, {2) NO No decent man w j} do euch a thi The ‘at for her to as in to keep o if uch places. Decent men in decent places do not approach decent wo | then. | has a This fashion will appeal to the girl who skates, and who goes bobsledding and coasting’ on cold winter days, as well as to the girl ass the WESTI AKE MARKET than any e who drives an automobile (3) No, What kind of places are piace in t ee . No hatpins, No heavy mass of bair, No wide brim anséisting | you visiting? Boer halls and pab . THIS, AND MORE UNDER I am sure I do | ile dance halls? j not know as a wind flue in the frosting of one’s ears A cuddly, ant & coquettish Of what crocheted the latter mate long wide wh Nothing of the sort ke little creation, light as a feather, with And it actually keeps one warm! | “prop of any of the short-napped furs, of | respect soft t or cloth, Thie one ta of | of the | in white, and ned with soft white «iik. A | about ffon yell is draped about the red into or side, and tied in a huge bow ear it made Just like baby's bonnet what are the y" in such jo man things you rules of on, but no n does any have The New Management The Market Will Open OCTOBER FIFTEENTH crown, under & rowette on elt And bow y What can I d& } VOTES FOR WOMEN 2%. 652 Remember The Place alg CONDUCTED BY MRS. GEO. A. SMITH EMINENT CATHOLIC OPINIONS _mienor BERNARD M’QUAID—! brought about when I when I think | the right to suffrage They will defy the p personalit Westlake Market Fifth and Pine Dear Min Grey Where h women have many path nih that will be of the oliticlans and ould and} An ini ach ¢ } the eer al should t above t ter of the top. BISHOP JOHN L. SPAULDING. There is also the i woman suff T m | will be made po matter what our prejudices may be the most relig Saimon Loaf. soda crackers. Mix with ell beaten SCULLY, FATHER THOMAS oF CAMPRIDGEPORT There 0 6 ligationa at they. virtue | ned to th ny wh In + t r 4 4 iF ic | [KIRKLANDYS CLOSE 1O ” MARKE DBs cee cea reas ie : | uildren may 1 " r Within « e. Whatever you raise you can sell at top-notch prices ithe ph and social | will al and it all cet freight to pay. No commission or middle- nae eats LS beth ages Man to take the | ofits. You s 'l direct to the consumer. You get the gor a , Money, n This, because it disease nm the producer’s indutsry. KIRKLAND HOMESTEADS ARE WITHIN Tee eee ee ee ee INMATE OF VETERANS HOME HAS LEPROSY Suffragettes Plan Rally * \* \* . 30 MINUTES OF SEATTLE sens] & | BTOCKTON, Cals Oct women | ® Health Offi Dr. H. B bh Includes | w f t received official nott With a direct ( When you raise $500 to $1,500 an acre—as you can on this rich est Seattle, Fauntle-| fication from Dr. Martin Re you get the : proceeds yourself. It won't take long to figure your profits ous sag Sean "" © ain burger, me aden’ « you cons at you can buy this land at : feo : . 9g A h tle, on Wednesday, October 12, at] ® onfined in the veterar 15 E ON YOUR OWN] %: bcs ahr re This is the beginning of a strenu- |% 1 leper. It campaign to be waged for al* t ntracted 14th ward on |® ease In the Philippine * * * * * eee eee eee eee eee eee ee will bet during the Spanish-American tn n Monday, but three !® wa Mra. Fie and three MH you don’t dela til the few remaining tracts are gone. Nearest acreage to Seattle nown m eady prom hildren, who her and at half t. e asked much farther away. Time and distance saved mean | !se¢ tion ing: also| # show no aymptoms of the dis money earned er and fare worse ; ee csnee waen it bt the a z | came known that the husband : MAKE THE MOST OF THIS TODAY ASK DOCTOR TO LET [4 snd, iner ts, lener, Th ’EM. PLAY FOOTBALL | a _ Take Mad Madison Park and then Kirkland-ferry or Anderson boats to ee fice on wharf K nd More than 800 grammar school, SPOKANE MAN — All office kids have already presented the HAS FINE ENTRIES , " selves to the medical examiners de (By United Press.) ut signated by the school board, for PORTLAND, Or., Oct, 8—Andrew examination as to th physical | paidiaw, the well known horse far the youngster can produce a certift: | tp, t number of entries of right, he can’t play football on the | horse show, which will open dn thi os The ex ning board consists of 7 . Dr. Grant Calhoun, Dr, J. W Ausburg, Germany.—Republican tJ 495-409 YEW YORK BLOCK | ‘Thoma Dr D. H, Palmer, Dr. G. C.| forces have been rey din rural] Capital a 8 $1,000,000 Spurgeon, Dr. W. 8. Griswold, Dr,| communities, it is reported, in a iseo. Lei iss $ i€ B. Ford, Dr. F. T Maxson and | wirele dispatch received here | Dr. Thomas O. 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