The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 3, 1911, Page 4

4 ; THE STAR—TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1911. By Mail, out of city—20 cents for one month, [ y _ - de anna seremnanern aliases io gs ; . Isn’t Cl 0 Y No! Not Till MIKE—THEY LOVE HIM SO ‘ ; Christmas Isn’t Clear Over Yet—Oh, No! Not Ti EP men <tc dt ‘ ’ . ne ; : hf FoR THE Lova OF MIKE a ' Sy tallbtiend Gik: Wits Gia 034 Gar inant and cheertalty akon We’ve Exchanged Our Misfit Cigars and Sox) +»: vier rine reonie | |onownD THar THERE CAT! % f the best of it, says she spends her income thus: a Paria modistes are going to 4 ‘ Room, at $1.25 per we 9 “4 ~~ spring spring gowns that button in ce : Lunches, 15 cents a day, 26 da front * t Laundry, $1 a w " ; 4.00 . ois Housekeeping expenses, $2.60 per week 10.00 It is bard to pay as you go when - you are going broke. | * $22.90 *? Balance ......... eeetevece seeereseseeces & 2.10 Looking over the frenzied, fran * i We hate to toll her, but there is nearly ualf a week more than tle men that shove, elbow, and ~ ‘ : the four she has figured in the average month, and as her expenses trample down women every even. iH. Qre $2.80 for half a week, that alone would wipe out her balance. (ng in getting into the street cars, a Let that pass. one ts forced to the concluaton that} . She receives $2.10 per week for dress, entertalament, vacation the wives of our city are the most| ae ‘and the contingency of iliness or other misfortune, Obviously, her attractive in the world, Where else} work pays her but bare subsistence, and hardly that will you find such eagern to} Now, what we want to say to you comfortable folk, who some reach home and {ts contents? es complan of agitation, labor unions and unrest of the masses, « M this: Money ien't everything. Our cred Mo Every dollar taken in dividends on WATsXED STOCKS AND ftors just think tt ts / t BONDS of telephone companies fs a dollar coined out of the blood, ing health and fort of this girl and thousands like her, As such, The oldest rosebush fn the world Em it ts a crime against humanity fs on the cathedral wall at Fildes to And there will be and OUGHT TO BE no peace until the men, heim, Germany. The main trunk is bea Women and children who bear the strain and stress of the world’s 20 inches through, and the branches die: work receiy fair share o: what remains of the earnings of to are 20 feet high. It can be traced!) — @ustry after reasonable dividends are paid on ACTUAL CAP- The calendar may officially door we drew a sigh of relief at tho|and then, of course, we'll have to| With positive certainty to the elev-| Pl ITAL Invested. nounce that the jolly “yule tide sem | thought of no more of this ahepping | our money back and chase/¢nth century. The largest rosebush | Can't YOU see it, Mr. Business Man? son” is over, but don't you believe | business till next year. Stnce thea vod town tll we find some|!n Europe ts fn the Wehrle garden, | Then we say to you, as Betay Trotwood sald to David Copper. | it; even figures sometimes tic we have done nothing but sigh at) blamed old carpet sitppers that will #t Frelbure. Germany, The stock | 4 field about a certain matter that was very plain to her Blind! The Jolly part of tt Is all over, all |the thought of the job we have now | ft us or wifle will be disappointed, | /# 4 wild rose and rans up 116 feet. | Blind! Blind!” right, all right, but we will not be | got on our hands to take back an ‘The scene of the bath robe pur-| Ths rose ts only 30 years old. On allowed to forget Christmas for|other relay of gifte and exchange | chase, upon being visited, will be in| the walls of the castle of Chillon op | Wh ie days. them a turmotl, as result of a mark. | Lake Geneva, there is a rose which | ¥ | Christmas day ts fall of eurprises,| The first thing we shall take back down sale of id robe which | blooms 66,000 nowers at once. “brand new carpet slipper surprises, | to exchange will be wife's cigars. |event will necessitate a two-hour! c bath robe surprises, glove rises,| While they ft our mouth all right, | struggle to reach the counter, after| “Say, papa, I've been for a spin} 8 stinda cigar (wife's brand) sur-|we might as well do this exchanging which we will be informed that the |!" the country.” 1 ~ ae fashionable to make New Year's resolutions, #, and many other styles of sur-| business thoroughly. style of robe that we wish in ox! “And what wonderful thing 4i4/ = : ria one that ought to be made and kept by all of us: | prises too numerous to mention, The three neckties that come) change will be found three alsles , 70U seeT” I WILL BELIEVE IN THE FUTURE. The day after Christmas is also only an inch beneath our vest we) to the left “1 saw a farmer,” The old world ts full of wrong. Many are cold and hungry tn / filled with surprises, when we find| will exchange with anybody for; ©, we know what we are up ayn the midst of plenty. Many need more than they have, while some | that, while the beautiful carpet alip- anything they're willing to give im agatnst, all right, but just walt;| Washing a razor hone in hydro bave more than they need. Childhood and old age are suffering, | pers match the new rug perfectly, | return. some day we are going to get into | chioric acid and then in water will — : while the youthful and sturdy fight grimly against adverse cireum- [they come quite a way from match This “after Christmas exchange” | polities, and when we do how |remove steel particles which have) = .-— 4 stances. ing the feet which they wore tn-|job is one that will transform an | law will go upon the statute books, | filled its pores | 3 iH Make the picture as black as you please, and yet—HAV# | tended for, and also when we note otherwise strong man into a weak: | reading es i that the beautiful new bath robe | ling, “Section 467,963, Article 23. | A broker fs a man who keops oth | Believe in the gedius of the race. only comes a short distance below! We know just bow it will be. “Whosoever purehaseth during | ers broke to keep from going broxe ' Feel sure that WE ARE GOING FORWARD. our knees, and likewise when we|after we have ushered those carpet the Christmas season any article | himself. : Realize that we are living {n the best year of the best century | observe that our new pearl gloves slippers into the store and told the requiring exchanging after sald| — <= — eno the world has seen because humanity has achicved a new con- | will only fit our overcoat pocket old, old story; we will find that they | Christmas season will be subject to Chaptaine in the army heave the! Science that WON'T LET US REST until ancient wrongs are Saturday night, after we had are positively the largest of that/a fine not exceeding $900,000,000."| ranks and pay of major, captain and | H Pighted and the common man given dominion over the earth. sneaked the last male load of pres | particular style in stock, and there| Guess that'll hold ‘om’ | first lMeutenant ou now e igns Now, then, all together: ents over the threshold of the back! won't be any more im till mext fall; | cocunemmmmnmee . i Resolved, that we believe this is to be a better world in the | - pane soem wae oem f biliousness—the out-of-sorts feeling, headache, dull eyes, future than it ever was in the past, and that we will keep on be ion cate Ge vonke 2 Sedesn ee ant dizziness, bad taste, sallow skin, sick stomach. Get rid of these % soon as they show and you will be happier and feel all the better. You can do this easily and prevent return of the troubles BEECHAM’S PILLS PATRONS OF THE DRAMA What Women Can Do With Their Ballots THE UPWARD FLIGHT = | i | & ; the pe at Pn pag tobe nagme gag It ed thauaenions test ot the 7 Women of Seattle will have the | ment to a city charter, submitted by x time in its line. The world rang with applause. opportunity to vote for a mayor and | ® elty council, tro a natural, safe and reliable corrective. A few small doses & £ The other day Hoxsey, another aviator, whose daring cost |°PP° 10. Sho may, In these cities, join Beecham's Pills will prove their valye to you—they will tone up your him his life, weat up two miles from the same field, just doubling | “ity councilmen in 1911 for the first) i. ottion demanding that ap system, remove the signs of biliousness, help you out of stomach and liv. the oe ‘ Sgen-amagar = again the Spo genet re “area % time since Washington has become | ordinance passed by the council be Sites, howe roe ieee . ~ gong Ea agp nS ae 8 way uMAn progress. wonder of today is the | 4 state. submitted to a vote of the people. ange eaeeEve, Deomaa's 5° eee se eerie ts naihaate, ne eminy Of the race Is 0 £9 98 | ‘The tollowing are the newly ac] 11. She may vote on the removal aedeagus quired privilagne which the recat |p," “Only twat the sate cup Should be on Hand ‘ —— equal suffrage amendment has con |” 18, Ghe may vote on the question * i. on a qualified woman | % the sale or lease of « city-owned ‘The directions in every box are very valuable. Boxes 10c. and 280, 4 abe ¢ . EN ROUTE TO BETTER THINGS | voter may help select the mayor,| USMtRE plant oF water aystem. |) r ‘ i |the eity council, the sheriff, the . toes * prosecuting attorney, the commis E in In 440 counties of the richest agricultural section of the United | gorers, the assensor, the justions of | | THE PUBLIC EY fe States—Obio, Indiana, Mitnots, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, | the peace, superidr judges, th you a Towa, Missouri, Kentucky and Tennessee—there was an ACTUAL |ernor, members of the state legis i bas DECREASE OF POPULATION in the Inst 10 years. lature, supreme court judges, con Cinade (at the etage deor)—tow [ we z Pour hundred and forty counties of 10 rich states! gressmen, United States senators, jie the show this week, Cholly? | 4 one : ue But don’t imagine that farming, man’s primary industry, will | the president and vice president . « ‘ . Md pac 7 -. nor that the farmer—“the only necessary man”—will eventual | 2 She ie eligible as a candidate | Cholly~-1 don't know, Claudie. I 8 i disappear. for any of these offices. cawn't afford to go inaide—it takes onc 4 | Industry is passing through « stage of transition. It will | 3 She may serve on fury. all my pocket money, donchaw| wr Peeeeie hacen = ; emerge in time better, greater and Infinitely freer than before. 4. She may vote on ali bond te } a 7. | SECOND AVENUE -» From Moore Theatre Dru ‘ _ | sues, city, county and | know, to entertain the soubrets. oe lo Ma “a | 5 She may join in a local op ——— —— — — _ oe | tion petition. M3 / | OBSERVATIONS | Oak Paton cartatn ehtsen (Be — The Golden Eagle . attle, Tacoma, Everett and Spo- 3 . kane), Join in a petition for the re 7 Wi ' “ie NOW they talk of a “safety” hair cutter. Good-bye, my bar | call of one gioctive offles, ”* M.A .GOo T | > T E t 1540 cee row: ng pag a =e Hes A | ber, good-bye! 7. She may vote in a recall elec- | : 5. ene gle EE RS PC FURNITURE Co] 7 is alily,” Gen. says. Well, who started it by | §. In several cities (Seattle, Te SECON AVE BEV WARM FIRE & M108 H ] scaring us to death, general? fi Hie og monn Compare Our Regular Prices for , : ° in an initiative petition to secure | | ial WEDDING guest in Teaxs married the bride-elect right under | tho o ; : : a 5 A the submission of a city ordinance, ie ats ‘i 2 ‘the bridegroom's nose. He's no gentleman. ban nenoatunmah. te’ Gan elie dhaeted Our helpful credit sy stem is at all times at your LACES—RIBBONS ; cad uvee ore acai aloe ads oo |e anes the ctty charter. disposal—make use of it—furnish up your home EMBROIDERIES i p the pressure on optical nerves. Bet Ke a cruel remedy. Measures, as well ax on any amend || right, and make payments that suit YOU. WHI GOODS, Cc. a 4 BOSTON women Indignantlydeny they are growing manniah | « N If BAPPE! * | SENATOR ISIOOR RAYNER. | With SPECIAL Sale Prices of Other Stores " because their waists are larger. We should say not. The bigger the “THEN IT HAPPENED’ “Maryland, my Maryland,” used waist the more to hug ee to be represented inthe United | 7.735 RATTAN ROCKER 3 THAT IS ALL WE ASK ; , ts 3 1 gg: a eae States senate by an ardent free . ° We P Y s ae ‘ ged remove jackson statue near t te trader (when no tariff bill was un-/ bd House. horse, plunging on his hind legs, looks so blamed in- der ‘consideration) and by a fairly) o > ” ay Your Street Car Fare 4 surgent that it makes Taft nervous, active protectionist (when a tariff The Rocker illus- Hii TLE On All Purchases Over $2.00. : oF oo 6 : bill was being whipped into shape.) ; “eevE’. 4 MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO e MRS. OLDFIELD prays when Rarney throws on the “high,” ac- He was, as most people remember, § trated is made of NY AW) i) ie! _ fording to the newspapers. Justthink of being able to throw your the late Arthur Pue Gorman, theif 1.14 VK YOK XA) A Sa “GOOD GOODS CHEAPER” 4 aged Lon nag ad any time you liked. “King” Barney? “King” ain't “Aldrich” of the last democratie/f hand-woven rattan, Wl WW "9 toy. a " oo 0 iah premiel senior senator from | in shellac finish, bs 4kd : NEW YORK CITY has endedthe struggle between monopoly Maryland, Inidor Rayner, is not of fF with comfortable hx ae a A al 7 ion trus minority only” democrats. A man with halt /f roll arms and seat. AANA hy | a | "visionary end impracticable” men contended unsuccessfully for Me Gabita benputated CAMA dealty nr, 3. : | 3 public ownership. aig ; count the democratic senators who|g Lhis is the well- e ; } o voted againat Aldrich’s pet ache . ; E MRS. AMBASSADOR HENGELMULLER Is attracting much atten- throughout the ‘whole of the last|f Known old comfort COMMENCING TOMORROW, WE WILL SELL YOU A BRAND of by Washington, since she says that city is made up largely of negroes tariff controversy. After having |f rocker, Offered for NEW i 4 S its society largely of dough-heada with hay in thelr hair, or words counted off Senator Rayner he i . \ ‘ | that effect. would need but one more finger to|f two days at the spe- z 4 NEW JERSEY doctor gave hin bethrothed books instead of a dite oars oe Saly otter Semereret, Senin cial price i er Sewi Machine for 25 00 = pon ca ‘ 2 =: : 2 a Pamper yr taro Pheer bs the bee is a symbol of bondage, while er rer Re ee ing ng ey bl : } books stand for intellectual equality. Yes, and books are cheaper Prior to that Rayner was best 5 Admiral Schley before the Investt ‘ : wae 4 ONE DOSE ENDS INDIGESTION, GAS, Winter in the Alps gation committee in 1901, when his " ‘ ; DYSPEPSIA OR ASICK STOMACH) ,,H® seaming Swiss sun shone on| address ix declared to have been a e AT THE WHITE COMPANY’S MAIN STORE, the snow-capped peaks of the Yam-| masterpiece of forensic eloquence, Re . 27 oS ee ahve, tay 4,|methorn and the Buttermiteh till — 1101 Third Ave., Corner Spring. : S Why some now-—this e stomach an intestines, and,| they glistened Brooding silence jow-—-$ ‘eekl t g y and forever rid yourself | besides, one single dose will digest hovered over ipacien, erevecms and ‘ 3 $1 N 1W “emake J Phas h trouble and Indi-|and prepare for assimilation into| the faroff schuetzenfest In the val|@ 24¢ Best Cough Syrup Is ¢ 7? A dieted stomach gets|the blood all your food the same jey, Easily Made at Home te blues gd whgugore a it i oe healthy stomach would) A line of tiny black figures on a enone eal en take pe's snowy eminence crept along Ik: 4 ‘ to start the digestive} When Diapepsin works, your! files on alump of athe Bove: “Money etunded if lt alle 3 I 3 "tere lsh, no | stomach rent-'gets fae foray sero nonin carn ; ‘ ady Wellin 9 on Uda 4 Y 4 el 4 up—an en you feel e Ha, another figure is discerned, = oi gested food; | eating when you come to the table, but entirely alone. This is Emil P t I 7. feeling like a lump of lead in| and what you eat will do you good.| Edelweiss, the Intrepid climbor|«yti* aud saven hen ducts ns come ractica stomach or heartburn, sick) Absolute relief from all Stomach | who, like Dr. Cook, wished alone to| Pared with ordinary « nedian. Ik C n $, t If a clean, hard bituminous coal—rich in energy, low he and Dizziness, and your| Misery ts waiting for you as soon|have the glory of first putting hia| "aps obstinate c« jendla tab onvenien in waste—entirely free from clinkers, means anything to be flood will not ferment and polson|as you decide to take a little Di-| foot upon an untrodden peak. No lungs, ast ‘ me and other you—then you'll be interested tn LADY WELLINGTON E 4 Your breath with nauseous odors.|apepsin. Tell your druggist that|/ropes nor snail-like progress for t troubles Va ; sac in 3) atte Mabie ocaty GIy Gelvoe” want Pape Dianeoes, be | won ‘atte 3 "pine, cuum COAL, for this famous fuel has all the above good qual- ao cents for a large cave at any drug|cause | you want to become} See him now, Ho has reached altos rut 2% » {ties, and at the same time {s sold at a price that you e § y store a relieve m1 is time. point where one fatal misst worth) in « pint bottie ar would ft 1 utterly ak most obstinate case of Indigestion| Remember, ff your stomach feels | means being hurled to oblivion pH Eanes. ces en Cleaner a te ee eee : % &nd Upset Stomach in five minutes.| out-of-order | and uncomfortable! thousand feet down, down to the ( Let your next ton be LADY WELLINGTON COAL, t é | . There is nothing else better to|now you can get relief in five) foot of the precipice, where nestled and you will realize genuine coal satisfaction. a 4. take Gas from Stomach and cleanse | minutes. | the rustic village of Zwiebli, : +l The bustacamie tha read pee Beye: luable conce ith A PRICES At Bunkers Be: 2 | Diam d Credi under Bill's hobnalled foot, be tot-| ri" ang it ei cpap dens RoR Wi ny Lump $5.50—Nut $4.00—Furnace $3.75 hi ¢ . j ters, and elements. i Danz Sho ry (0 _— sont 1S at (THE BND.) ji No einer preparation will do the sieea Purchase of PACIFIC COAL AND OIL COMPANY 5 ‘ Ties sumead on, ‘go you broke your engagement Ov 0, M. LATIMER, Manager. ; , 1516 Wenstinke Ave. with Miss Spensive?” of housewives In the United $ 119 Yesler Ind. B70 |” “No, I didn't break it,” Staite: and, Cansda mv une. shi) Pines <a 50 or er "Oh, she broke it?” ang Boge Sy io, she didn't break it,” “But it was broken?” “Yes; she told me what her 3 INEM ae | Star “Want” Ads Are | ciothos cost, and 1 told her what my income was; then our engagement Seattle Hotel Busi Sa sagged in the middle and gently MAIN OFFICE \ LATONA BUNKERS 401 HINKLEY BLK.\\ 113 NORTHLAKE AVE. BOTH PHONES 5040 ‘North 465-Green 652 - FOR WEST SEATTLE PRICES PHONE WEST u Known Seattle drug é Co., diatribe 0 weil of the rantes it to ' i 4 me of the Famous eateiennnteaiiraetn,atmenirapnnmemintennae Seattle’s Popular Home-Furnishers wive nalisfaction or rofund the purchase price. Ady.