The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 29, 1912, Page 4

"4 THE SEATTLE STAR ne fenentent 441. é vor be nett : ina thie And regular, delivery o paper for ‘The Weattle ont to #OCure the Lest service ompt attention. weteous and prompt atten wit it # o'etook kt EEE “Raat eS tie cireulatita ‘Depart: EX ve to The Heattle atar at once of any failuro to secure ny attempt to substitute w years Edw, J. Dempsey was mayor of ein |, Ohio, pide a jopular pristine against the Cox machine, ‘The rane. ‘of a committee formed to boom Harmon for the democratic president! mation wrote to Mr. Dempsey urging him to help boom. Mr. Dempsey's reply so well describes the condition of mind of many tn ‘and patriotic democrats, we think, that we give the following from tt: “My conclusion is that {t is not wise for the democracy of any par dame gtthe or pes gl commit tteelf, or themselves, at this date, to the fortunes of any particular candidate. It seems to me that what the democratic party of the nation should be interested in just now fs les, not men, _ cantlike, no bt, to talk about the rights and powers ofthe com: people, but no thinking or observing man will deny that, the last decade, the question of those rights and powers haw come largely to the fore, and that now there is an insistent, Impertous @emand that the wishes of the people shall be more conaidered and consulted fn the making of laws and in the administering of the gov ernment than has heretofore been the rue. The political party that falls, or refuses, sincerely to recognize thia condition of affairs, \s Bound, in my judgment, to moet defeat in November, 1912; and this Prophecy applies to both of the present ter yg gy mg bpero tons, it insurgent host In eact m that will res spudlation, oF ie ping, of this main question, ives in a new party ub- “If the national party responds to the demande of the times, tform ofples, then it will have further to make ieee 8 agro fm accord with those prin- and has proven the fatth that KA, sare fond ger hose pri must be no eleventh theretofore done in behall of ¢! v igang omg ge =" friend, Gov. Harmon, ts weak, and On the . Gov. Harmon was bred a re ibood. bald subordinate political place inte the democratic party 872, because, republicans im that year, it the leaven of his carly repub- iw evidenced by the is elected, I would be glad humble though they be, to aid president. . Harmon or another, if the neat ty be reactionary, or ultro- ten with the word of promise THE STAR—MONDAY, JANUARY 29, 1912, YOUVE BEEN TRYING 10 SHAVE MY NECK With THAT PAPER OF YOURS OR THE LASY WALP- HOUR! NOW QUIT IT # Jinks (in street car)—I tell you, four corners. Tilia ies to corver all the corners. science proves that this world has Not #0 loud. Sone trust magnate might bear you and try WITH A POSTSCRIPT Now Year's eve revels were at ¢ Then a man with « preternaturn! hand, to propose a tonat. thin tt" than is good for us heir height. iy solemn face arose, wine: “May we never,” he sald in deep, measured tones, “drink mo: and a horrified silence reigned for several seconds, Then the revels broke loose again.—Chieago Tribune. WE HAVE MET HIM you call Mecina a clever man? ,” replied Misa Cayenee. “He fa not intellectual, but Be im concealing the - _Cartaialy, ington Star. CLASS DISTINCTION “What's the trouble with the maids?” “Servants are so silly. Seems has been snubbing the maid who im Seattlo—a munictpal that In the present be an impossible banking business owed his death to one of those foolizh efforis of ° o ° SIX out of every 100,000 persons in the U. 3. were murdered tn ‘$919, Besides, rallropds murdered 7,877 others. ” o o o AS AN gxhibition of gail, look at that boom to raise salaries of af ©. 8. supreme judges on the ground that Justice Harlan was underpaid. o o oO Conneeenownt. @ommitice says that Secretary Wilzon usurps ‘the functions the judiciary. Won't this make that olf U, 8. supreme @onrt rage! o ° ° LA FOLLETTE bravely declares that he favors recall of the U. 3 court, and a vast New York audience cheers him. But Taft likely give that court the Hook. - o o THAT surprisingly large and enthusiastic La Pollette meeting in York city again demonstrates that the politicians don't understand temper of the people. Even New York wtate may be “insurgent” at heart, and wei. may the professional politicians oppose direct pri- WHEN ‘a man feels the necessity of being in two places at the same time he goes to the nearest telephone and sends his voice. It is not exactly the same thing, but when a man talks hundreds of miles in opposite directions from the same Bell Telephone, it is about as good. In the daily use of the telephone a man travels all over town by wire In a few minutes. It is just as easy to travel all over the state and other states by means.of the universal Long Distance Service of the Bell System. The Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co Every Bell Telephone is the Center of the System Herald. A HOT ONE - Mr. Booster—-Why do you think I'm « poor judge of human naturo?) Mise Callyer—Because you have such @ great opinion of yourself. THE REAL ENJOYMENT “1 guppose Kreat deal of pleasure looking for- ward to his trip abroad?” “So much so, that he is going to stay right home and keep on antle- ipating.” is having & Mrs. Henpeck (reminiscently)— Did you expect me to accept you the night you proposed? Mr, Henpeck—Yes. It was Fri- day night, the thirteenth of the month. Your apartment was No, 13, on the thirteenth floor, and the| “elevator boy who took me up was cross-eyed. fact from strangers.” —Wash- P| jaabington the maid who hae takes core of baby.” “{ thought that apartment house £ put up last fall would prove a winner.” “Docsn't it pay?” “No; it's 4 Mat failure.” WANTED To KNOW Miss Chance—As a wedding’ pres nt, papa will give us the expenses of a wedding trip. Nokoyne (anxiously)—Yes; are we going to do after- 80, THERE! He—Mrs, Henpeck speak to me any more. She-Why not? He—When her fooun't husband died 1 told her not to cry—that her hus- band might be happier in the other world, called a $200 fire a ‘ineipient blaze’ instid uv a jj ‘conflagration.’ ” | TROUGERS TO FIT OCCASION Husband--My dear, those trout are frayed at the enda. fo—They are the best you've got, John, except your dress trous ora. Husband—Well, give those to me, 1 have an important interview on band today, in which I expect to be at different times proud, haughty, lndifferent, dignified and perhaps » dindaloful, A man can't be all that successfully with a fringe on the bottom of his trouw ers, — Tit Bits, HER PRIVILEGE : “Have you made a resolution to marry this year, colonel?” asked the determined young person, areh- wy. Togo." teplied the colonel in bis cupled manner; “have you?” jutfalo Expreas. » eeeteeeese AREER HAH EHEH * '‘ = Mensenger--Who's the swell # yo wis talkin’ to, Jimmtet * Newsboy-—-aw! Him, an’ & me's worked § together -f & years. He's the editor o' one y my papers-—London Opie- yt Rate eenae ON BEING FIROT Jane—Helen is already out with the statement that she Is the first othe eo she f aoe him to watt— Cleveland Plain her. NOT A MINSTREL SHOW “This world’s a stage,” sald the on him while the men at Pade of the line do the taueh- Not yet."—Washington Star foun in,. are in aice! They will get_a chance to seo all them Pyrenees and the Phoenix, won't the: ‘The Cause Schoolmaster—if I should stand on my head, the blood would rush to my head, wouldn't it? when 1 stand on my feet, why’ doesn't it rush to my feet? Joban| your feet ain't jempty. The Usual Way Hic\s—That foreigner who is vis- iting the Parvenews chaims to be Ascum—Tell me, which ts prop.’ Would you say, i for two to live on & week,” of ‘on $10 weekly?” Wire—-Well, '@ say, “It ts pow sible for two to live on $10 « week weakly.” One Harbinger “I notice one harbinger of the New Year” “What is thact’ “The 1912 models in automobile Jokes ave out.” Friends and Foes Dear to me is the fried, yet can I make even my very foe do me a friend's part. My friend shows me what | ean do; my foe teaches me what I should do.—Schiller. Diversion at the Feast “That is a peculiarly fiery sauce we always have {t put on the table. Tt is so amusing to see people take an overdose of it and pretend they Uke 1 A Buggestion The restaurant manager stood behind the cashier's desk, wearthg his stock-in-trade smile for each customer. id gentleman came up. aid he, fumbling with his ‘that you advertise to wake your own pies.” “You, sir,” answered the manager proudly, “we do.” “Will you permit me to offer a suggestion?” “Certainly, sir; certainly. We ‘should be most happy to have you.” “Well, then, let some one else make "em." Dermatologist Gives The great secret of keeping the face young te to keep off the dead cuticle. It is well known that the surface skin is constantly dying, falling off fn imperceptible par- ticles, except in some dinensed con- ditions, when the same appear like dandruff, But the particles do not drop off immediately they die, be ing held for awhile by the live skin. To have the dermatological sur geon peel off the entire cuticle at one time is a painful and expensive operation. The same result ts ob tained by applying ordinary mer colized wax, as you would cold cream. One ounce ia sufficient, The process is both painiess and in- expensive. The wax, procurable at your drug stores, hastens the natu- ral shedding process. It gradually absorbs the dei and half-dead skin, revealing the new, healthy, youtbfullooking skin aed Advt, Money to Loan on Seattle Real Estate Hume trom $200 to $25,000, We ‘This covers evory x Other, amounts me proportion, You cas pay ote your loan in full wt any te A New Motet, © Over $20,000 Worth ot Mi Inapect this hotel — Everyiting beautiful lobby and co CORNER SEVENTH AND 000 Dining Room im Connection KING Phones) The Remainder of the'Munson-Poynor Pike Street Stock at HAuction! Auction! Auc Starting promptly at 10 o'clock every morning until Wednesday, the bali great stock of Home Furnishings at the Munson-Poynor Pike Street Store will to the highest bidders, The store must be vacated February Ist. 7 The last January will witness one of the greatest auctions ever held in the city. Every g0, as there is no room for this stock at the Second Avenue Store or in the i ia The Last of the Munson-Poynor Stock Goes to the Highest Bic | Library Tables Tables Dining Bedroom Furniture Stoves and Ranges This stock is composed of many fine pieces of Furniture, Rugs, Stoves and during this auction you will have the opportunity of buying many of the articles at your own prices: : Chairs Chairs Closets and Iron IN PACT, EVERYTHING IN THe¢: BIG PIKE STREET STORE, the stock. Select such articles as you Come down and look thi er en oer There at wi it it will bring. be no reservations. Everything must be Auction Starts Promptly at 10 A. M, Don’t Forget the Number JOHN PATRONIZE THE FOLLOWING FIRMS IN YOUR DIST RELIABLE THEY ARE: Renton, Rain‘er Valley, Jackson Street and Ce COLUMBIA Cee e ee nearer een eee se usual Beddow's Jewelry Store WaTce mavarnine When It Leaves Here It Wil Keep. Correct Time. My Experience Will Guaran- tee You Safe Work. —_————— CENTRAL FEED STORE moaam & mocax 8086 Rainier Ave. Colembia Hay, Grain, Flour and Feed Meacon THe ted Tork 24. CONFECTIONERY rinerevs 6 S0n 400 Ramies Ave, Columtia. We Are the Leading Place Here. & Chen Move. ‘Prices Bight. ‘The Best Goods nd other CITY SASH & DOOR CO. ‘SASH, DOORS AND MILL WORK ‘WE SELL GLAS 8000 Mainier Ave. ‘York s¢ DUDLEY & SONS —PRONES— Sunset Beacon 1871, Ind. Col 40. FUEL, ALL KINDS Cortities W Certificates QUALITY AND WhIenT — GROCER W. P. PHALEN Phones, Beacon 1522, Columbia 1. ‘Tho Leading Up-to-Date @rocer of the Rainier Valley. Pure Foods—Full Weights a eeeeeenneeininaseetm JACKSON STREET Phone Cédar 1178 REPRESS o24 STORAGE Full Wetght and Prompt Delivery. Jackson neta a Beattie. .«|RAINIER VALLEY DISTRICT FLORIST JACKSON ST. HOTEL IDAHO “Frame indie mien tn Au Roome OO One Block Fram All Depots Newly STAR MARKET HARRY MUHL, Prop. He Your Ni: Mar- lo Knows font Neote. Oigest Mar PHONES, USE THEM LIKE VOUR MOTHER USED To SERVE YOU. Home Cooked. Pork and Beans one of My Specialties. MRS. O. McCOSKRIE, Prop. Oer. Jackson and 83rd Ave. GRAVEL AND FUEL LAKE GRAVEL CO. and VICTOR FUEL Co. PRONE US Beacon 1088 Tad. 3591. WUTCHINSON & ORTCERBLE. Props. CENTRAL oo, jobs and gasoling engi ed. eee ee TAILORS M. OLSEN 4 Co. ‘The ——— LADIES’ AND MEN'S TAILORS Veo Our Phone, Ind. Cedar 967. We Wil Cal With Gur Automobile PLUMBING Meating and Gas Fitting WILLIAMS & GOWEY 2309 Dearborn. Let These Pew Betimate Your ‘ork. , IF _ WILL BE RIGHT. GROCERS Including. City, York and Valentine Six-room house, destrable location: On reasonable te WILSON & Harries Bidg. Rainter Reach, righton, Hillm TAI PHYS Aa@ everything tm the shrabdbery line AT SAHLI’S NURSERY FROME BEACON ses @o Mast to Lake, Old Renton Line, FLOUR Hammond's Best Flour $1.28 49-Ib. Sack, Warrk FRow? GROCERY Ind. € Beacon 2999. QUALITY COUNTS FUEL H. P. MAPRS, Prop. Fairview Station. CERTIFIED WEIGHT Certificate Receipts Phone Beaeca 3945, J. 8. ROOK ‘Weacon 1298 Columbia 5 Pure Foods, Full Weights, Sanit: We Surely Onn Fleas Tou” WE SAVE YOU MONEY CSE EE BRU 'S@ROCERY 3628, Orchard Beag@™ Grocery Strictly Cish—WM Save You joney. ‘7e29 Matuter Ave. STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS CARL E. KORW a Hours,, 9 to 11 ones Best Drug Si One acre fencod—small houses, Fine raiser, $2,150, DUNLAP & 004)