The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 11, 1912, Page 4

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ASN ARE LE ANSON AIRSTREAM ENO cian oy ns ae ae pene epi n are ate: rl tiene ation eee iiitaen 4 THE SEATTLE STAR Private Exchange Main @4 Ss NORTHW Est LE og full leaned wire mews Fae NEWHPT we Tall, out of clty Wa ont ins fhe por mon. up to six alk t lished Datly by The blisning Go. Phone: gxcham Bubscribers to The Seattio Star will confer a favor by Office At Once of any failure to seoure prompt and tr ‘ the paper, or any mpt to substitute another paper fo Star, It is the desire of the 1 all, and comp Pape at once. Main recent? sent to con digeontir of t employes hin The president's mess Economy gress’ contains an item recommending: tho publication of an jal register of government moans the “blue book.” It would, no doubt, be venient not to have such a iat in the hands of the public-—< ly in presidential years, when patronage delegates are being chosen unee ities, a man had better there's lots While a valet ather than go deep intd p hire to tickle him in the armpits, politics The old reg which is ght they had things fixed in Cali forni a state of national interest this time wor v The contest was to be between Tait. Great fight! Dozens of speakers engaged of halls rented. Lines clean cut “among others Finest Taft and finest Roosevelt izations you ever saw raft men roasting Roosevelt velt men f The situation just smoked, and couldn't any La Follette sentiment because of the smoke Two weeks ago La Follette Nobody much at the head of them, just plain folks, fello who had never before been seen in politics, farmers, city work ingmen, people the pocket vote And the] clubs grew and grew in members and ! “Good thing!” said the Taft standpat La Follette fellows will be enough to split the progress vote, and Taft will win out.” those little La Follette clubs meetings got columns of g Mighty nice play for the Taft organs! Hearst giggled kels snickered But lette clut grew The durne scraper La Follett to profess liticians « lining up for the movement ette stump the state, and the s their au a whole lot of folks h box by the nose. fegistered up to March 1. Swarms of publican,” so as to vote f b La Fe at the presidential primaries promised to no knowing who 80 per cent of ‘em wot Jerusalem! “The La Fotlette 1 Was spreading like a b fire, and m » the house of Taft. with nant Ce else inflammable So, you n from the Hearst and Spreckels and the all those beautiful notices of the Hiram Johnson is out oiling his preparatory to taking the road for « ] Non-Partisan City Politics | The Milwauh the defeat of the national party lines ha } in order the socialists The s I tick im Milwat ke re ed a union of repr r crat all to the socialist pre tt Mi dates pledged themselves not to while they remained in office good work has turned at ing the welfar Tt will not ditions that ; more than T filth after W Then physician. li of physicians, let ical association lars th Roosevelt and organ Roose roa Paft you ws vest class rgans, “Those lerious notic Spre and her enoug some more ates on the ¢ It was evident that Hable vote speakers began to liences showed that 600,000 new Over voters, mostly women em re Hette The total vote » to 1,300,000, with pick for president wement got away w miss at organs hile other stan La Follette boom, w Uncle sevelt) life lection h ignificance than Angeles, social as in Los ated to over ram sccessf candi 1 politi Al politic waukee participate in’ nation up the that the new ing ha it is a hopeful wants to know im read the onee ¢ erty anybod the progressive urnal of the American Observations I count that smash some over day lost who: aring one low descending sun has not seen m T don’t One in 2 town claim to know how to rt where they try to. ki na newspa off a free pres iWerun The going to be ene the whole schedule so often in a office b hat I encoun . . Just but if it Eas for | for it what the “direct ap consists ¢ not ve will reach the crazy automobilist who lurches I'm’FOR around corne Danderine:: Stops Falling Hair and Destroys Dandruff Makes the Hair Grow Long, Heavy and Luxuriant and We Can Quickly Prove It If You Wish to Double the Beauty of Your Hair at Once, Just Get a 25 Cent Bottle and Try This Surely try a Danderine Hair Cleanse if you wish to immediately double the beauty of your hair with little trouble and worth mentioning-—j a nderine and dr r ait, taking one small strand at a time, Gale will Cleanee the hair of dust, dirt or any excemive oil Ina few moments you will be &imared. Your hair will be wavy, fluffy and abundant and possess an incomparable soft. ess, lustre and Juyuriance, the beauty and shimmer of true hair health Besides beautifying the hair, one applica- tiap of Danderine di of Dadra cleanses, purifies the scalp, forever stoppin falling hair. isi Danderine is to the hair what fresh showers of rain and sunshine are to vegetation. It goes right to the roots, invigorates and strengthens them. It’s exhilarating, stimulat- ing and life-producing properties cause the hair to grow abundantly long, strong and beautiful. It at once imparts a sparkling belliancy and velvety soliness to the baie and a few weeks’ use will cause new hair to sprout all over the scalp, Use it every day for a short time, after which two or three times a week will be sufficient to complete whatever growth you desire. You can surely have pretty, soft, lustrous hair, and lots of it, if you will just get a 25 cent bottle of Knowlton’s Danderine from any drug store or wilet counter and try it as directed. vigorates itching and h funds to get} was led up to the ballot} id red canrpaign automobile, | THE STAR—THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1912 © of the Uulted MiSS DILLPICKLES PARTICIPATES IN AN AVIATION MEET WITH A RIVAL BIRDLADY WHOSE VINDICTIVENESS WOULD ALMOST TURN THE BLOOD 10 ICE IN YOUR VEINS, BY FRED SCHAEFER. of tin in because | Hundreds | La Follette mentioned only | clubs began to form in spots ive} | | } 1 don’t call it sisterly to make a grand stand play just when it jwill grab the wild plaudits away from me. } Tensile away the alr for an altitude record and the sudience had forgotten all at her, Just as ! was the J © of interest bere comes swooping down out of thi in ber Curtin Martisn, and kn of everybody turned with a gasp to watch her land Down she dropped out of sight be hind a neighboring cheese factory, many peop hinking she'd met a terrible fate. But she curved up sight again and over the fence 4 flourish that seemed to say, Just as eoensy'” course, chee: and Poor Me waa nowhere, 1 don't calf it sisterly to make a glory. I a dandy fight and iutand play just when it wilh had land y Baby Kazoo lightly the wild plaudits away from 4% a feather in front of the re I believe that woman ts erafty,| served seat section and was getting (Continued.) “SPRING HORTICULTURE A REAL TRAGEDY J@ great ovation. This is the second day of t reat Beeleysport aviation meet, and it is fn fall swing. ~ All of Mike O'Pylon’s sixteen alr acrobats were up, doing dips, spirals and all kinds of thrillers, but the honors went mostly to the two birdladies—me jand Tessie Flutter, The roar of jthe throng below was like wine to me and made my heart go pitwpat But as there's always one rancid peanut in the kK, there was some thing happened that left a nast taste In my mouth. Of course, Tes Isle has be in the game longer jthan | have, and can fly ring laround me when it comes to aviat. | he but she needn't hog all the dian good tonight Yeu, there's no supper act in the | play | bie . | MODERN ANNOUNCEMENT } WANTED—A who to take down the clever f seems bring May flo Well, they may they don’t on hats. is a good stenographer, aying exende of our 1—F Blaetter DIFFERENT NOW Unele fer we Nebuchadnezzar 7 named the baby for him.”"— IRRESISTIBLE é and Mary sip and asked them not to repeat | Blaetter WORSE something ne you can't ut and I understand, old ¢ an Journal need W every week Yea wave to ae automobdtle,”—Louisville Cour-| wt oa Piles Quickly — | .“L have a present for n ha be } Jean. “I don't her it will| fil your finge r not, but | Oh, Gee is so sudden! dr a But Just the {the gift—~a got suddenly cooler | Ladies’ Home CrRRCRKURCRRCER The Wrong Guess } The young produced this | . never |instant Relief—Triat Package Mailed Free to All—in Plain Wrapper. produced and it room. 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