The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 31, 1911, Page 4

4 THE SEATTLE STAR Tally Wy Vie Bike Pablisting Co. ol Uelted Fre F hed NEW YORK WILL NOW LOCK THE STABL’ LET US DO IT NOW! with fire es expense be entirel BEFORI ty and LD do what the provide for ve *TER the THE Mexican war is very likely still raging. But with a dyna miting at Black Diamond and a spotlight on our local divorce court, who can spare brain space to a mere wart THE CHILD IN THE FLAT. ago has of them 166,503 Janitor as follows are knows ch 814) not one through # and annoy others.” loors.” running The ff onment, a t al f . bird. dren he ' h enclosed ¢ ore poor could ge u till, built in parks, kid with ‘ 2 of munteipal housing t e ar e som r And if e accom modate But in the blessed is the and has all ou a backyard in which kid who lives in the country to kick up his THERE never was a man in the world whose place couldn't be speedily filled except Jonah's, observed Lafe Watertower, the Hick town sage, this morning. Porfirio Diaz drove Sebastian Lerdo d of rev for It is 35 years since power In Mexico with the Diaz, the rebel of 1876, is Unquestionably he has accomplished will fill a great place in history. But his work is done Mexico is ready for a leader who can march to the new day—a man of larger vision. Thirty-five years! It's a long day of power, ative of 1911 much his country, and music of the Dut the night cometh! don't kick hates don't do anything There's a reason! DON'T pick up pocketbooks; without thinking twice tomorrow LET us jet Ballinger alone now, says the kindly Collier's, with all sincerity. Yep, let's; very severely alone! oe DETAILED figures of census results in lowa show an almost unl form shrinkage of small towns and a correspon¢ growth of large ones. es New York brokerage firm disclose h-quick suckers, Wonderful bow $10,000,000 they get ft RAIDS of another worth of want-toget-ri out of them! oo © PROSPEROUS rancher in idaho, at 57, decides to go into news: paper work. Now, there’d be some sense in a newspaper man de- Giding to go into the prosperous ranching business. > ee See IN WATERING the upspringing lawn these pleasant da bear in mind that whilst you do, the watér meter is ticking away down cellar just merrily ae CALIFORNIA'S “progressive” legislature work for restoring government to the people the slightest imputation of dishonesty. In its ably assisted by Hiram Johnson and Francis Hi the great state of the Pacific coast surely ow did and some tremendous adjourned without labors it was two men to whom es much viest In the Editor’s Mail Editor The Lh constant reader of your paper and knowing that through its columns} you have been doing a good work in helping those who are in need.|unable to send any money home I take the liberty in calling your|this winter and my father {s very attention to the number of un-|ill. & don't want and will not employed American lab0ters in| accept charity, but I want work this city. I am an American|If you are in a position to assist citizen, strong, sober and willing|me through your paper I to do any kind of labor. I greatly appreciate it practically the entire support Yours truly, mother and father y H Star ave b a{father has been helpless for years, yet it is impossible for me to secure any kind of work, with the exception of a few odd jobs. For ver five months I have been am 3B RYAN THE WONDER MILLINERY CO. 1525 Second Ave. LADIES! YOUR EASTER HAT IS HERE! W you surely can make your h our immensé stock, selection and get Right Styles, Right Quality and Right Prices Don't visit THE WONDER—1525 2nd Ave. Bet. Pike and Pine neglect to pay from | * | should THE STAR“FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 1911. > WHY NOT SMILE AWHILE? «Ki (LFISH MAN BY JOHN COPLEY USED TO SUCH SCENES. I saw a lively fight on Broad this morning. A dozen shots] fired, two men fell 1 and six rafftar man clear overcoat, And Other toge that Spring; Who sport a hat that has a spfinglsh note, And in whose rings There's lots of In these here sunny days, When Nature There's tote of joy in lots of diffrent waye For chaps.who can afford an properly spell way | were dollars chased pockets merry verdant draperies unfurl » the police don and} Provided that you haven't got a girl! gracious f yught it was a Plain | But when you've got a girl, and she is sad— te rehearsal.” (i's worse if that girt happens to be Wife), Because the clothes she has look “awful ba NEW STYLE TYPE, Playwright—For my new play 1] trying to get @ specimen man| of iron nature | Friend—Then why don’t you go to a type foundry? There ain't much chance for calm and peaceful life Her winter furs and shoes now out of da She glimpses Ah, Provided that you haven't got the swine regard the peart— Spring's a pleasant thing to contemplate, a girl Bo if you would be wise—and happy, too, JOSH WISE Don't see your tailor, just forget it quick! SAYS: “A gentleman Make all your own last season raiment do— farmer has inter And let the wife (or girl) just tog out silok. duced a novelty Of course, the Springtime days are mighty nice— in this neighbor And in the midst of all this dazzling whirl— hood. It’s a barn. Dame Nature offers joys that wiii suffice— =. ae 7 less barnyard.” Provided that you haven't got a girl! WAS BELIEVING off In a cozy corner ist told a most unbelievable stor que Brown, SEEING ONLY A trio of professional }the club «spinnin Brown had J and the other two glanced at Well, 1 assure ntlemen, myself I shouldn't leved It Ha—h'm the two doubtful one | remember, old we didn't see it.-—Christian CHANCE TO SAVE. Ted—Would who sued you promise? d--That would whether she w story tellers were you marry a gi yarns for breach b other tioningly you aid if I have sald that MADE IN HEAVEN Madge heard ber wother say there hadn't seen sult well m the you World. Lippin mu One day in the house mall wasn't a mate Httle When I a box mamma,” said the mina. ask God to send u ask God for matches?” queried the answered Madge, “Aunt Jennie says Western Christian Advocate say wi But Caw n heaven. pra surprised parent matthes are mad AND THEN— little chap. “Pa isn't he? He was an observant going to be mar ay You, eon has ¢ The little bo y Th | them every | hree more da three day thing ask they, pa? HER AWFUL SECRET. Get in Line. | “Yes,” said little Binks, accord: | t ing to Harper's Weekly, “Miss Paynter is a handsome woman, but jometimes when | look at her she ems to me like @ woman |has a terrible secret.” ou go in for e that we need It madam, do: some ¥ f taking it up people are Pittsbur tp id Citte idea what sure of it,” « Have yeu any He Would, Indeed. this word, pat’ aske not adver “Yes.” sald Whibley. years old.” 4 i ting it out In his bool enomenon,’” replied pa what is that That, u And even men like Ben and me | Th Will favor this here novelty— ton Golderned re loaves of b a da be if you n i on are going hongry ther with 4« ee ee ee 2 Standard. HOPE When thoughts soa And fe looms arn produc ver disturbed your f ations Cathol * @ young girl from #! high } it * na, *| * Whose ladylike was Rewenm # | AMONG THE WEDDING GUESTS © viet woes she was crossed = ® ‘* She became temper-tossed * * And barked like a laughing & * hyena. . ‘* * FURESSSEYS HE ERS bird to ters th | . } carly | ovely what which hay name ence Let's not raise our ebil we would care for machines The more I think of money wv I'm satisfied that no man ¢ gh when he died Meanness of Creditors | “Every credito natere 6 mean as dirt all the time 4 either refusing to lend you money = ice teptceac nae «Money repaid! "—Blaette How They Compromised. Billy— Hell Jimmie! How's it lye didn't come fishin’ yesterday like ye promised? Jimmie—I couldn't agree wid dad jon it, He insisted dat I jachool and I insisted dat I in’, an’ we compromised on a Philadelphia Times £0 to} Ko fish-| Hekin’, | Suggestions From O: Candy Departmen THIRD ANO PIKE ONL WHERE YOU SAVE MONEY Worth 40 As | Quickly As Water =] Bae Dissolves Sugar About The Time it Takes For a Stuart's Dyspepsia Ta to Work On The Food And Bring Relief. on —— Nat Wafers, TRIAL PACKAGE SENT FREE Chocoiste ‘Minis There is no long walt between ~ nd ese the time you take a Stuart's Dye | leg} | pscua pepsia Tablet and the feeling of | yap | Mint Kisses relief it will bring to an overloaded sc) ee stomach. It gets busy in a jiffy at foo and quickly sets things to rights olate Raising, in that tired and disorderéd be & 4 ach, It goes right at the work of =| Anthor 1 see that is wearing the groom's |that rope of pearls. I clock in the | thought It was unlucky for a bride| to wear pearls. Vivian— Perhaps that's the reason he had it made of imitations And Time Moves On, ‘This is a funny ship How 80? “They have cabin “Oh But they always keep & watch on deck, —Chronicle pres always | no {7 We can live without crowns 1 We can live without muttons | But tallor-made gowns | Cannot live without buttons. | The Naive Type. “Your husband plays bridg 4 man who didnt care for it “He doesn’t care for it. Ob. makes me #o angry! Why, he de liberately ignores all the precedents of the greatest experts, And that isn't the worst of it.” ercy! What else does he do? “He always wins!"—Plain Dealer “THEN IT HAPPENED” (Our Discontinued Story) od Baltea I ta Diba Tatty digesting the food it finds lodged there and in no time at all h things on the move—the ga cease forming, the breath Is sweet- ened, the ocating on the tongue dis | appears and you are no longer Con scious that you even have a #tom- ach That 1s one of the chief recom- mendations for Stuart's Dyspépsia Tablets—that they don’t take | forever to accomplish the purpose for which you need them. It is Just as if you put an extra stomad or two to work when yours need help. You can’t continually .aver- load your stomach and expect it to always smile. It ts going to get rebellious and sulky after awhile and refuse to go on being driven to @o double work. You must rest it occasionally—not by starving an thereby weakening yourself ph; cally—-but by using a Stuart's pepsia Tablet to do the work of digesting your food. These tablets contain all the tive elements of the natural stomach juices and will alone and unaided digest. food just the same | as the gastric juices. And nothing could be more harmless than these tablets. They do not affect the system in any way—do not cure any ailment except as they digest | food. Use them freely. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold by all druggists everywhere. Price, 50 centa per box. A trial package will be sent if you will write F. 6. Stuart Co, 150 Stuart | Bidg., Marshall, Mich MPIWMHNYPOMwONy— Hair Brushes 91.00 Hair Prush 1,000. Aes bitgncly to K Spring Drugs of th Purest Quality ——— m Todide, 1 of Montrose Mulberry was dining at the home of his affianced for the |firet time. As guest of honor, and also because they slyly wanted to |give him a tryout as a domestic |man, they put it up to him to carve jthe duck |. Montrose was the lever saw. Swiping the blade across steel in the manner he had seen the delicatessen store people do, | Montrose made a witty remark to the effect that he hoped the duck |had been well sharpe! ha-h | And confidently he attempted to sever the bird's wing with one swipe as it lay in front of his silk jattired future mothertndaw THE END a Burdook Root, i was no carver, but he most willing learner you Gentian, 3 ozs parila Root, 2 ons. | the Uva Urea, 3 ona.” for ., i Yellow Dock, 4 ons. for +. Senna Leave f ; MOON oouoo | OAOAMMOOOOAO 'Here’s a Minister Who Never Talks on Harem Skirt or Cost of Living —Hiis Reasons for Dr. Whitman, Head of Big| | Baptist Church, Says His Work Is to Preach the Life of Christ Only. ame you eld © tn Ho's minister of the rebes in very well known in # throughout the omehow his name never headlines 4 have columns reviewing theirs asked for their | vols vary from | 1 Canal the skirt, but Rey, B. L. Whit name seldom appear | while tain thelr ec reform, the ditions, the } | | | Here's a the newsy one of om man's For ministers and enter: | with talke ome, social and the like some sbJect jon recall Is Great Big Man man found Dr Hi sides cheerful study room First Baptist | Whitman by ters of books in his at the rear of chureh the ondshouldered face, with a deep that convic first impression one gets of minister and by Hed por snxiou and ple mus ion, cal carries tbh down to the/] mon, fc why to we got WHITMAN slar wer to know REV. OR. B the wore with a smil During . the trie | Sermons in : ttle | My none | Nee Paalma sermon, the custom a short circ don't At th wuld doctor clings good old kind t per and girls nod their are sure to mak the straight of y, | boys umes it} ups keep in row path. at Why He Does It | “Well, I'll tell you why I xeak on current toples,” he haps makes trom Just before and in there, the the accord. deacons held conclusion one anked ] ey tleman, how aern t r f the Mle of Chried work.” FON new, m b 1 ny te Diagonally Across » | Direct From Paris SECOND A’ The Ciatdiees Fail . nun ut ma ({| Easter Millinery Opera. and ALL NEW SHAPES Jiasees, B Tele 4 We hav ‘Best ° lon Jocsss|l| 1-2 PRICE Zeles Stereo, Ra h la Narn Swazey Binoculars State locked Id Old ’ HUGE DISCOUNT LATEST NOVELTIES IN WINGS $2.50 Wings, 68¢ lc Wings, 25¢ RIBBONS Value for 17%¢ a Yard. Val for 19 ¢ a Yard. 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