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

THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1911, es By Mail, out of city-20 cents for one r THE HIGH COST OF LIVING DIDN'T BOTHER FOLKS BE POLITE, BUT REGISTER STAR DUST ¥ = | E | ° RESTING Bi Pea Gel Was FURNES Mees TAL teem caneesty paratied, | IN OLD BOSTON AND THEY LIVED HIGH AT THAT er ee t 1 f Such an end was inevtt Roads had been uselessly paralleled, 5 f] Y OAR don’t hear so much of Teddy money borrowed on rulnous terms, rates often cut to a point where . ead ow 1g ne as done loss. he res as wellnigh universal . aaat | aA oe i. ai Hin teeth and act 7 bs alieea veckrester, iad ans tere insane, Ancient Bill of Fare Shows : m moon... Taker en. mn nee f That was the moment when Uncle Sam should have stepped in, as Delicate Dishes Cost One|" | f the government did in Prussia, and brought order out of oh But Only the Price of a Sand-|* , | Tem f Sager had kle the fob. It big fod for big mor wich—and What a Differ-| tensive ana hick OF Pane | me Tees 0 Ia \ i Bomeone had to tackle the fob. was a big job for big men-— Tv . ay h to reorganize the tangled wreckage and shape it luto a b " ence There Was. year: ninanenninat Tom He's sented back om of transportation, stretching fro! ean to ocean, from lakes . oe toe gen | poagon of transportation, stretching from ocean t 5 Seattlo housewives who are plan-| bart MeeNy t Cake | We: tart bear so mush ot Well, we had the big men and they did the big job—Morgan, |ning to begin the new Year today | t ach rye Hill, Harriman, Schiff and others of that strong breed. They gave | h @ determination to lower the} vet y His glasses and his guft, the United States the finest system of railroads in the world and of foodatufts will find much &, rORTER | His yarns of Afric’s sunny shores Were rewarded with mult!-millions saad in tar ee a ee et Sobredgings She per night, _ ©; . 1 that sor wiuft 4 Apart from the very high order of organtaing capacity required | peared tn the York Sun and Me iXwhtnos redicting for the work, what did these mon have to possess in order to pick A gh fe fone of Mins | - cheat up the bankrupt roads, place them on @ footing of high efficiency, | Ore ore den | as he Outlot weld them together into ® gigantic entity, and stand forth at last with One of the older Manhattanes ¢| Restaurant prices, at that. Lunch ‘ the prize of a century in their hands—the monopoly of continental has shown the way, the only way | te too cold a word. We shall take : tranaportation? to cheapen living, We are going + 1) pleasant (no matter if 3 . s, 0 take him to lunch tn 1863, since }the neigh? ja @ little nolsy) Me —miliions of it,” you say, No, something rarer than that | [0 ta j } rage FINAN TAL GENIUS Gt courwe they ‘had some money of thelr | be has sent us a yellow—no offenc at Mr. Kerr's popular Lodging 7 Fone: a ~~. no man nor litle group of men |~ld newspaper which stimulates | House, and of his extensive and ‘ own—a little, comparatively had money enough for the up into BILLIONS of dollars. economical bill of fare spare naught except the “brandy, wine, r, ale, eto,” kept doubtless mendous operations, running away | ‘the long hopeless effort toward ese bankers and financlors had THE |@conomy. Uptown today, much as} much as the poet's, the artist's, the | We might like what Thomas Clarke| i Birmingham, Enx., gives a bonus of $5 each qua ‘ ¥ motor. GENIUS—for {t's genius - a ~ Z - Spe OREO gp a man of its traction system who musician's, the statesman's—to invent A SYSTEM by which they | (successor to Henjamin & Fuller) Hei for the accommodation of travel — a Set = ao rote Bg A Be could command the money and th nfidence of the world for their | ™leht set before us at his “old lors , j . PEEL SEE TEI EIEIO Ss & transactions, and STILL RETAIN CONTROL FOR THEMSELVES, gatablishod and wel mown, Botel,” x ee = ras ni OM ‘ua cay wh aeiae daa And this is how they did it A ee oe ling cards. ore ing with falcons as dispatch bean of t They sold BONDS, not stock, in purchasing railroads at bargain {Also tempts us with “the choicest |CAN SANTA CLAUS , Bg a [sr Fora them so four Gag <: k er po | as speedily as bomin igeons. Pr eradiedbters you see, are not owners, but creditors. They have [#08 served up in the best style, at BE A GRAFTER? letter gener and tat acer is mo Try This on Your ( ‘ard Table specdly ning pigeons. ae nothing to say about management, so long as their interest Is paid, My pyrite Mien , ae sisiniaiiali a yy tn ec ar ee gi ‘Tue: Gelmen pecetice eal one ro! a i er . r e : cpagh degen Bong largety | tempts us to his Saloon and “Con ALBANY, N. Y., Jan. 4—-Assem alzee, tied with wishy-washy pink/ Here's a new game. ,B and D have made & points. This|™ent is trying out @ small three age 4. 5o it happened that'n few men, owing stock that was siihe | Ventont Lodgings,” whither he has|DlYman Spinks of Ringtum county | ribbons The name of it is “set-back.” when subtracted from the 14 they | Wheeled automobile for letter can hed Uanes’ Ph ow yo hed be vm nth ca Ay nn ae wary Paice just removed after 30 years at his vat in his easy! One box of cream colored station If you don’t like that name, call| would have made if they had taken | "!¢T* use, o ates, gather’ themsel! ve . 3 hair at home in/ery, men's size it anything else you please. jail the tricks, leaves 9. T Dinkrumberg. | One box small note paper for ac You play with cards, and It's Just |credited with 9 in the hole P An expressman knowledging receipt of formal notes,|iike playing the game of pedro|his partner, C, make 9, which in| * stopped before the | ete backwards. Th i not to m credited to them. bee house and unlead-| One fountain pen as much but to LA ppore, instead of making 5, B with the growth of the nation older d, but he can walt We Seventeen years ago the nation ttself might readily have bought [Ca £o ho more to the Putnam up the railroads for a “song,” floated tts bonds at lowest tnterest | House on Fourth ay. that Putnam Fates, supplied transportation at cost, and delivered the country from | House which closed its homely the perils of monopoly and political corruption. But that water | comfortable doors only the other adard Ol ec #9 per cent Argentina. Nt ' day. On this day tn 1863 you may ed a big box.) One Ivory bandied pocket knife. as much as and D make 10. Ten from 14 leaves | the ‘ a y ; he ha * edro, | on 4 they e failed to ‘aaa * oe) Sauuat eon present, only this: read the bill of fare as you go up rom the secretary) One pocketbor | Deal the hands as you do in pedro. /only 4, and th have failed to be} held af the assembly at| Paper weights, pina, erasers.) A bid is a guarantee that you will |set 6, which they bid. The erty on which you want dividend-making rates? What would it cost | method of locomotion approved by | | to capitol. lee aruenee Bante," typewriter be set a6 mach se you bid. Sup. pcmeeen.se Shale dees pee pee eevetemnent to DUPLICATE? pont ed es tee ee Spinks and family| Fifty-one stato senators and 149/it. B's play ie to lose alx polute | The game terminates when one Christmas time of all days of the| pened the box. other assomblymen received similar Naturally he makes trumps the suit | side hai in the hole, or any other year the mellow flame of philoso- It contained bores in w he has the poorest hand.|amount which may be determined phy and hot rum flashes there One bottle of! Is Santa Claus a grafter? Suppose he makes hearts trumps. | arbitrarily {from perfumery | Even old members of the legis It is the play of B a his partner | - -— 1 One bottle violet water. lature, accustomed to recetve allot: |to keep from taking points that] California increased its coal out-| ’“Young Robin borrowed some One tvory handled, silver mounted | ments ationery prior to the con-;count. A and his pa try to | put at a « r e than an er worms of me early last fall, and I the legislature, marvel at/ unload all their points on B and his wining more than | haven't = allien plush lined box |the sumptuousness of the boxes this! partner, D. twice the quantity mined the year| “Oh! went south several Four packs of gold embossed play- season. Suppose at the end of the hand! before. months ag Mr. Railroad Man, what is the PHYSICAL value of the prop |!9 & Broadway stage, the only ‘ore 10 “Second thoughts are wisest,” sald an ancient. Are they? Fire ate You see a child in great peril. Intuitively you spring to ita ree | Orrosry 3 EM AND NEW manicure set in morocco covered, | vening cue. The man who delays for second thought—-he who debates whether he may not endanger himself—marks the differeace be tween the hero and the coward - — 4 man who has carefully reasoned out a % hat he had followed his wife | when she said “Don't!” His intuitions, like hers, were against the é project, but he reasoned himself into it. The prodigal son, “when he came to himself,” sald he would arise and go to his father, Suppose he had debated the matter. how his past would have loomed up against him, and he would probably have missed that weicome-——a welcome so warm that it angered his elder brother. And the father, if he had not ylelded to the divine intuition of love, how different would have been the story. Suppose the father had taken second thought on the undut!- 4 ful conduct of his prodigal son, the world would have been robbed 4 of one of the great love stories of the ages, 3 x A writer has said: “Genius works less by a process of con- . scious reasoning than by a flash of intuition.” Then trust your ; intuitions. Throw away your doubts and fears. Do a man’s part aes & woman's part, and you wit not say as did Sir Walter Raleigh, ‘ “Fain would Iiclimb, yet fear I to fall.” If you fall, up and at it ‘ chance to win; if you do not try there is no possible chance of ~tnning. ni BETWEEN THE DEVIL AND THE SEA__| Parcels post, even confined to rural routes, will save the Amert- can people $50,000,000 a year in express charges, according to James L. Cowles, president of the Postal Progress league. Now watch the express companies and thelr allies, the big mat! to ma joney. in two of the advertisements printed below s+ typographical mistak in one a misspelled word, In another a letter has been left out. On the page is a coupon. Read ments over carefully, locate the misspell 1d _missing-letter words, fill out the coupon, stating what they are and in whose ad they were found, and mali to The Seattle Star. The first two correct answers received will each be given an order for $1.00 in merchandise upon the stores whose advertisements contain the incorrectly printed words. All answers must be in the Seattle Star office be- fore 2 o'clock Friday afternoon. They will be numbered in the order in which received prior to the hour mentioned, but will mot be opened until after 2 o'clock Friday afternoon. No one directly or indl- rectly connected with The Beattie Star is permitted to take part in this contest. This page is to be run each Wednesday, and this No. 1 of the se Remember, in making your answers, that abbrevia- tions will not be counted as mistakes. Address A. 8, C. ADVERTISEMENT EDITOR, THE SEATTLE STAR, Sea Washington. Know-How, Light and Equipment Enable Us to Excel All Others PANTORIUM DYE WORKS 970 Denny Way, Near Westlake Made in Seattle Eureka Glove and Suspender Co. Mane Gloves, Gauntlets, Mittens and Leather Geode foetal Seal, Bork and Horee, for Logging Trade If your dasier dose not carry ory and « INCUBATORS from $7.00 Up BROODERS from $6.00 Up Poultry Supplies of Ali Kinds Use Rex Lime and Sulphur Solution to Spray Poultry Houses HIGH GRADE SEEDS for Field or Garden JACOB KAUFMANN CO. Seedsmen 538 FIRST AVE. SOUTH Below King St, Catalog Free $1.00—SPECIAL—$1.00 A BOTTLE OF GUCKENHEIMER OR Cleaning, Pressing and Dyeing Our Specaity atnctory, we wilt We use the | thus st, up-to-date methe UNION MADE Phone Main 3717 OFFICE ANDO FACTORY 2704 First Avenue, Near Cedar St, producing the best work obtainable Phones—tnd, 7283; Main 7680 | | | a a ee a> i Pepe SS 233572 FR EEE. Phones—Main 2916; Ind. 6393 ONAOLA RAZOR-Best in the World Phones—Main 3764; Ind. 4081 WAAK -BAKER PIANO CO. THE E order houses, fight it, in the sacred name of the “small merchant” Barbers Use Them. Dealers in HighGrade Pianos SUNNY BROOK WHISKY a and the imperiled “country town.” : ttled in Bond a And watch the Aldrich-Cannon congress, now staggering on its Haight Barber Supply House All Phone Orders Promptly Attended to— ast legs, deal with the distressing situation In which it finds itseif a between the devil of special interests and the deep sea of plain 4 people. 4 TODAY’S GOOD SHORT ONE | There was once a mayor of an ancient borough who was a staunch a teetotaler, and well known to be so. He attended the festivities pro a moted by a neighboring borough, and somebody who knew the mayor A ‘well put a glass of milk punch elose to his The mayor saw the — he could not resist it; he took it up, and quaffed it off and set down, saying: “Lord, what a cow!"”—London Times. 4 OBSERVATIONS NEW YORK CITY pays $132 a minute to its public servants. Tam- Your Patronage Solicited. Bohemian Liquor House 111 YESLER WAY, SEATTLE FREE DELIVERY Main 810—-PHONES——independent 618 YEAR-END SALE What You Have in Waiting for All Switches, Puffs, Curls and all other Hair Goods and Hair Ornaments going at cost. 1331 First Ave., Seattle, Wash. (Cut out this advertisement and bring it with you—It is worth 10 per cent to you on your purchase.) G. W. HAIGHT, Owner Importer, Manutacturer, Wholesairr and Ketailee im All Kinds of Harber Sepplies, Fernitare and Cuthery RAZORS MADE AND GROUND 160s FIRST AVENUE SRATILR, WARE. Don’t Forget That the Best $2.50 Shoe Made in America Is Sold by THE MEN’S SHOE STORE 805 First Ave.—Colman Block ‘extreme Vianoe—Keed and Pipe Organs Tuning, Repairing and Hefinishing WE SAVE YOU MONEY KARPINSKI & WUELBERKE Manufacturers of Artificial Limbs Hiraces for All Kinds of Deformitios SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Phene—Main 1088 Koom It Madison Bide Cor, Third Av. and Madison St, Seattle, EVERY CLAIM FULFILLED Lacey, Wash, Dec 3, 1918 PRIVATE SANITARIUM Stoelting Trunk Store Many not included. Arnold's Asthma and Catarrh Cure pe . NELLIE KLOSS, Supt. ae MEEDIE OTs, AN RR Ae 706 SECOND AVE. For Maternity and Surgical Work, Rheu- PAUL MORTON says that the trusts only want justice. Sure! Just , Goan ae aarence cuitered Whh’ aathina tor Phones—Main 578; Ind. 578 matism, Sciatica and Lumbago. We treat as children want paregoric. Fears, until he took these troubles in the Human Bake Oven, o-oo e fer sta mont " 4 strong—entire Clearance Sate of and you are sure of results. RAILROADS le $5,000,000 | in September last than tn the or tT i Separate Treatment Rooms, equipped with » same month for the year before. Tell it to the efficiency engineer! 3 AGTEMA CURE COMPANY LEATHER NOVELTIES Bake Oven and Shower Baths. Terms Mod- oe fo old's Electric Vibrator ‘CUBA seems on the edge of another revolution, Wonder if it oe One-Foruth to One-Half Off 208 14TH AVE. NORTH—Capitol Hill Car ate a ia better for her if the Stars and Stripes had never been i . 8-6 Areade Wide, Seattin, Wash. Phone—Cedar 667 wo : © 0 o Read This Advertisement Carefully 9 RENOVATE YOUR FURNITURE WHOLE nest of unpublished Whittier poems just found by his MAKER : 1 : Mterary executor. Say, mister, we'll publish ‘em without charge. ‘Sena | W. A. PINNEY S The Eastern Upholstering Co. them along. ARTISTIC PORTRAITS We make portra t please Work done to the T. E. Page, Mgr. All kinds of Mattresses and Couches made to look like new. Orders taken for all kinds ef new work. Al do. first-class work at's ra promptly at tended to, Furniture packing @ specialty, Your Patronage solicited, 2705 First Ave., Near Cedar St. o 0 0 UNCLE 8AM going to invade, nex and assimilate Cuba because she’s guilty of $300,000 worth of grafting? We move that the necessary | troops be drafted from Tammany Hall, PESSIMIST The SECOND ISSUE is now. on the news stands. It bawls out the hypocrites. Read it. 10 cents. DENTISTRY One may have a good character, a long and suc ry to those bringing thie a4 only. o 0 °o BOYS, it's becoming stylish down east to go without a necktie, pro Ofties Phone, Ind. 2900, WASHINGTON BLDG. 700 Wirwt Ave, Seattle Third Fier 2 Yided you wear a diamond collar button. Now you'll know what to do with the gems you've been using for suspender buttons, ° 0 © PUBLIC utilities concerns in and about San Francisco bay merged and capitalized in Delaware at $200,000,000. Traveling public not merged or capitalized, but you just watch it pay dividends on stock and interest on bonds. The House That Saves You Money THE HOME FURNITWRE CO. A Complete Line of New and Second-Hand Goods. Remember that we can furnish your home, from kitchen to parlor, at prices lower than any house in Seattle for our class of goods. Investigate this, as it means a saving to you. CASH OR CREDIT—PRICES THE SAME Phone—Main 4041 VIENNA LADIES’ TAILORING Suits, Coats and Skirts Made to Order The latest imported and domestic fabrics in gray and brown, to select from. Prices reasonable. Fit guaranteed. Your patron- age solicited. ROOM 24 MADISON BLDG. Cor. Third Ave. and Madison St. Seattle o 0 6 CLEVELAND hotel man got the trunks mixed and Mrs. Laura Rech! of Washington, D. C., sues him for $50 “for time lost from honey- moon” while hunting her trunk. Bet that hotel fellow is mean enough to claim that all honeymoon time is lost. FHINE peo| If you very best dentistry, at “DR. CHASE, The Dentist” 216 Lumber Exchange Bidg. 2nd and Seneca 52-55-34 EMPIRE BLDG, EGQ8 from our own ranch—fresh laid. mechanism, so @ The Best Creamery Butter—just made. cron ta ee de THE GEM EGG MARKET ever oan be done Sy. lnete God cepa a ee WESTERMAN & SHERMAN, Props. whatever may be ylelded by careful and acct Dealers In Local Eggs, Butter, Ete. enter ¢ Phone—Iind, A 5592. 812 Fourth Av., Seattle o 0 oO ALTHOUGH he falled to find it in Shakespeare or the Bible, Judge Beitler of Chicago decides that “I'll get your goat” is w thr Now Jet a Boston judge pass on “I'll acquire your ba-a- nd h ends of the country will know where they're at. o 0 © PROF, WILCOX, Cornell University’s mathematician, figures out that the United States will have no bables by 2015. Says this country beats France at race suicide. And Prot. Howard, of Nebraska University, wants the stork endowed. What college professors don't know about babies would fill a library. BIG VALUES FOR LITTLE MONEY The Buffalo Woolen Mills Up-to-Date Tailors The intest importa’ In both Hnalish and Be fweeds, in bi Reliable Goods From a Rellable House THE EVERSOLE OPTICAL Co, our store Bult for The MEALS SERVED, Danz Shoe Co. (ame: | co ~ wan ye deaurere 119 Yesler ~— U. S. LAUNDRY Puget Sound Hat Factory A. B. C. COUPON 3 . | (New Location) We can make your hat to order or clean up A. B. C. ADV, EDITOR, The Seattle Star: The misspelled Home of the Famous » (Oo ae eee 814-16 Pine St. your old one, Kindly bring in your old hat | | words are : 1:30 i . Well-groomed mon know how impostant It verett ai 1s to have thoir laundry done up properly. We use the latest, up-to-date methods, thas producing the best work obtainable, |Your patronage kindly solicited. All Work Called for and Delivered Phones—Main 2862; Ind. 478 next time you come to town and let us tell you what we can do with ft. Or call us up by phone and we will send for it any place down town, 1514 FIRST AVE. PHONE—A 1840 ° ; Pathak mame nan ttle Across From the Sanitary Market W. L. Douglas Shoes Opposite Seattle Hotel [iia ? Hunnot, Main 4998; Ind. 136 Buy or Sell Real Estate. Business Chances. Sea Classified Page.