The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 24, 1912, Page 4

THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1912. one: Private Exchange Main 9400. HIPS Ne WEST LEAGUN OF NWWEPAPING | i d wire mews service of the United) THE SEATTLE STAR [7 par ane Be tenis mon oe mae Wit: pour WO HERE’S THE DAILY SCHEDULE WHICH A ie, 1 Kinchange Main 9400, A Sherlock Holmes Deduction Me or REAL CHORUS LADY MUST ALWAYS FOLLOW Auything barred from the homes of her/said, with a smile; “ ’ AT THE THEATRES | friends this song,” Unele Sam is’on the job. He is a slow-going old Yankee, f- A EK it is all ‘so unjust. There are ut swiftly, hold . THIS WEEK. hundreds of fine, womanly girls . uncle is, but when he once gets going he goes*swiftly, hole JOSH WISE * ¢ singing and dancing in choruses. |** * * kk it teh away, ing a straight course, and doesn't stop until he $ SAYS Moore-—"Narciuna,” grand Oper® | 4 Girt must do something, and if te seaches the goal “ve ofté@n Monday to Wednesday; WM] phe has a little backbone she is AT THE MOORE 1 Ty r +) nates s the exact truth wondered how Faversham in “The Faun,” | just as safe in a chorus as she is| * =% The goal in this instance t i. Sar Bob Fitzeim- Thursday to Saturday. back of s ribbon counter. about the Titanic dis tr, Wnele Sam wants . y ¥ mona would look Metropolitan —~ Hisie Janis in “Wt Ie the people who'ery the to know O44 4 ' | wearin’ Hacke: “The Silm Prince: , loudest about the evil of the chorus Narctoma Behind Uncle Sam is public opinion, unit 4 4 4 sohmidt’s pan’ we Pong yond ig? 12 T girl that are the first to wreck her Ue triumph ot th > blame fo! dis ™ The Boys of Company life. They do it by closing the|mlkht. The seen ed and determined : Pi erste for the di Coliseum—Oliver Bailey Co. 10 | doors of thelr homes to her ome at qoula eer aster shall be plac “ her it pelonigs. 4 ‘On the Frontic girl must have a few friends, and| wb Senator William Alden Smith, the chair Oryheum if she can not find them in good | « nan of the senate investigating committee, is ‘ Getting On Empre \ homes, she may sek them else-|in man oan ae conducting the inquiry with an unrelenting “How is your wife. getting-on|] Pantages—Vaudeville where.” pared more than fay bind Ao auc le and Yonway stopped and listen-|the other ts vigor which gives the world the right to hope with her socialsettlement work Grand-—Vaudeville and motion Miss Conway stopped and listen-| ther late American . mananst had her picture in|} Pictures, ed ‘attentively for a moment: The|"The Girl of the Golden that the responsibility for the death of the ’ Cee ane tis months -De-|f Melbourne — Photoplays and }/first notes of the second uct were|Narciasa” will be givem Titanic’s passenge and crew will be fixed] Ss vandeville coming faintly down into the long | last Ume tonight, ang beyond ¢ vit and—which is more important ‘one that dance must pay the troit Free Press. Clemmer—Photoplays and vaud- || corridor from the stage above. ham in 1 j r “L hope I see you well.” eville. There, | must be going,” she' morrow night that the possibility of similar disasters in at let's you out of contribut-| “Anybody would know you were A Bungler ‘ ph Smith future will be greatly reduced ing anything.” not a doctor.” Wi ag bran _ ' ae ean - = It is encouraging to the ordinary man to FRIENDLY ADVICE "THE PRODIGAL Penditre ‘lin, Heht, too, Why|*&& RAR ARERR HAKHE OSH OOOOOOOO OOO OOOO OOOOH OO09 watch the Smith methods. Ismay, the millionaire managing didn’t ‘eo buy the ‘oss and not pay tle is director of the White Star line, may fuss and fume, but he : y , for ‘tm ike any other gentiemant’|* WHAT A CHORUS GIRL. #| © HERE’S oe ee yam BEST : 10 & mo~Arise *| NT TANIC WRECK must answer questions. So must the humble lookout man . ~London Sketch d the stateroom steward 10:30 m.~Treakfast *) am he eroom stewar¢ Undecided t> idee Searanh a) SPH HOHHHHH OOOH HH DODO OOO GEGG, Wealth, social position, political influence, caste—these - “Hear you have a fine baby at ° a q “ota os} " oo 0 to 1:45-—Reereation. cannot aid you when this man Smith and his associates have r house ts ¢~Reewier matinee you on the grill ‘ | y% Yep; bouncing boy.” including five complete satis Situs iathed ¢ ‘ . eon . “Whom does be look like’ ‘te been a a sailor in Cleveland talked to a reporte ds} \ “Well, we haven't quite decided o in hour 80 were printed in a local newspaper Within a few hours the . Z as yet. To tell the truth, none of federal authorities at Cleveland received telegraphic instruc % our relatt has very much coin tions to arrest the sailor on the technical charge of “mutiny” P Washington Herald —any charge would do—and to bring him to Washington as 7 11 to 12—Suyppe 8 K Hie Business sigs cages “©, papa,” she said, with a blush, |***** «ee wea ea eae he) A little thing; quite likely the o's evidence will be young Mr, Chestuut, who.owns #0) ©. 4» » wa, never more atren-| ‘alucless; but it proves he emphatically Uncle Sam is ot : many coal mines in the Midlands sho ieee m5 - alucle ut it proves how empha Y am i n} fs coming again this evening, and he ch girls in Elsie} es he ways he wants to see you on)? Slim Princess to au) LBS CAROLINE he investigation furnishes ¢ uent proof of the strength] ‘ caine iniiantan, bouunes | mot, coe y wouldn't do al a force which is often underestimated | All right, my dear,” responded Ismay might refuse to comply with mmitte | z | the old man, chucking her playfully . | unde eo ch now what tb quest. So might the humblest r under the chin, “I know half 4:30—-Dinner 6 to 6—Beauty sleep to 1l—Night performance eeeeeeeeeeeeee ee votedly att d to thelr art, and] |“ot cours ke it id Mine) Ethe! Conway, one of the girls of} ng man wants | soe company, to a Star reporter] y would be powerless to compel them « t heard my Askwith—Was Dauber’s painting, That evening Mr. Chestout came ) ‘ Ef. . 2 at night ut no eon there tribunal in the land jdaug : "The Prodigal Son,” well received?) ty the point at on i \ ated acai tee ae aol But ba of the committee is n f pul nd her abroad to finish her mu i Criticue—Not at first jut he Mr. Hendricks, he id boldly Ijust the » matter bh lic opinion.” And I kno t cal studies T jchanged the title to “The Return of} «1 want to ask you if you hav taid {29m 4 por c i oe “al oe towt opinio nd Ismay knows now Why not finish them right here/the Automobilist,” and sold it im-lin g stock of coalt”—-London Ideax,| ‘here # in front, b here public opinion is more potent than deputy ned with} ang new? mic er rns js anything that takes the heart] handeufis and subpoenas — sunken a tld the Bh out of a girl, itis to know she ts! : % 5 - ’ o ne a playing to a handful, w he 1 He knows, and the world knows, t eres hie | ROUGH ON THE PROFESSION DO IT FIRST NE Pegg ony yPheig: Ragone. raceme | PN ni hen she has gone through ali this work for| opinion, if lacking in pomp and cerer i lisce Fa, = ; argos eg _ i er ; nightie t the bullet sped harmlessly by an Conway is the little, plump geatler to fo » and mightier to buried itself in the thick part of the — ttle, plump t te, whowe position is left tribunal n the la : mate's head.-Punch , front row, When visited Inst night she was making her change for the garden seer She shiv ered as she stood with her back to the door leading to the giris’| dressing toom, though wrapped Mr. 8.—You don't aay m head to foot in eat, flu Mr. A.-He generally settles wtth| parnrone stands eit | the heira.—Tit-it Ma. Mr, AA more Geserving mel teal man than our friend Richard Joos not exist. He very frequently ccepta no fees from his patients has th f it is a lady reader who she will confer a favor by hanc bol gee at seg point, and retirir c wh —-——-—— ~|been said of the choras girl,” she} reads this article. H - W. + hy ick! aid, indignantiy People have} T nerease eight Qui Thanks! And now we have to say to our mer , flbalicn ly | eas to look upon us all with dle that the women must be saved—saved from themset : Simple Way for the Thin and Pale |TesPect, and when & girl says she : ¥ jie a show «irl ti finds herself! know this is a tremendous, a perilous proposition. Often such | te Be Plump and Reey. she finds ber oe attempts result in fireside discord. We remember with com | plete distinctness one attempt to save a w nm from herself by} Phorm wrarefit ous ay sy = Soper moral suasion wholly, when the fireside poker shov el and tong ‘ forming food. Taken before or took part in the discord and it took a Sheridan's ride by a ser meals, it mingles with the food » MISS CAROLINE BONNELL geant of the police to save anybody. But the present proposi | , ent enables it to assimitate ti Here's the girl who wrote the best account of the Titeale he state board of health of Colorado has made a thorough |! |. Walter—Do you wish boiled 7O) 'Atter Samoss bes bes . ~ ty Ten gag ecg cl ree Wick, millionaire, who went : T | o ed ‘oO Jeglect oes au natural : } 5 * investigation and diagnosis. ‘There were 433 cases of smallpox] “No: he died from ne when! Dines No. I wish them pre] week or ten days a notlc Sees Renmitts. ciety weition eapiclany ac a pay & in Colorado in 1908, 1,096 in 1910 1 1,394 in 1911 The in . + sc cea arched cae ie cof in weight is seen. The sallow com published in The Star Friday. crease is duc to the growing popularity of “rats,” “Janes,” pin-| — org disagree je things have/ Samose can hardly be termed 1} +—-|plexion will become ony, the on curls and other species of false hair. This sort of hair,| ~~ GONFESSED IT HIMSELF ej munken checks will have « rudd 4 _ : ‘ glow, the eyes will be brigty j | largely imported from China, where smallpox has been very} 4 Dubbs ram that after ail his labor in bebalf of MMe Drenth sweet and the step elastic - r . stylis 910. ote the increase in| Public. he gets aothing for It uaker Drag Co”s and Bartell Se te oe, ee ee tee the increas: s6] yAnd that's more than he deserves. Nothing Is too good for}, @aker Drug Co's and Bartell) rye payee was UP AND x er ft je use became general in Note the | him. 1 heard him say so himself. 7 thy rossatne owing corresponding increase in smallpox over- 1910 — Ge nef edn he natok Oe \ Here you have it! The women are simply wearing small | FEED THE BRUTE lforming food, and they are so thor.|| ASOUT To DELWER THE 4 pox on their heads ery time you yield up a dollar for a rat| Did you put up many preserves last fall?” oughly convinced of its reliability |] BALL WHEN LITTLE STEVE |) or a Jane you imperil the life of your wife or your daughter.| No, I intended to, but there were #0 many new novels to vead I/that they are selling it under their| THE BIG MIT ARTIST PIPED ; - ; ‘ didn't have tim ersonal guarantee to refund the reover, s , disease to yc ; ott Mo: t, she may spread the disease to you : ere, My dear, take my advic You will get along much better WItB4 money if it does not do all that is|] yp; 1® A RAILROAD TRAM Ow are you going tc e her from herself don’t! your husband if you give less attention to current fiction and more 0} ciimed for it. You who are thin! if ask us. Ill becomes it in us te ll any man how to start e-\ currant jell and in poor health cannot afford to|| RAN OVER THE Foor oF thing in his own home. There times when one of the thir bapencp nateeerree let another day pass without get-| saad ‘# an editor won't give is advice. Every man to his taste, and th FOR HIM nt store taken up| te. 80¢ box of Samose on those THE HILL, WHERE WouLd N t , G t Purifi A got to get rid of that smallpox hair, even if you have to eat it Wi It ia, If my wife reads it We : ean't you? Be —___________| Kodakers || taxes our! the H Syst THE DOMESTIC SNARL FEST DEFINES Remember, “In at One, at Five e uman ys em They're Done.” No waits or de Observations lays JACOBS PHOTO SHOP Byles —Did you Tr come across ¥ Bidg. P a more “lf w than Bab AS THE father of waters, ths Mississippi is setting a bad example.| q eee | PE <> a - | aidg. ger? ay he is an atheist Sulphur is Dame Nature’s great clean- ‘hy oss : BULL BR “tonter—t woul’t ike to go as|gf $€F and purifier. Sulphurro is Sulphur beld if jp | tar as that; but I do know that he in complete solution. Sulphurro’s curative % WITH the aid of the Mississippi river, the South is filli | \ Ki idly —Detroit News. ee ae es { BD nomert. vecoguias the eamtanes oF 4 . onderful o ° o y if FA a superior bein New Yor er es are proving of we " A is r 6 York Amer-| properti power. THEY have stolen Gov. Wilson’s suit case, but he hasn't lost his , ‘5 SUS FINTOFS ics. | Sulphurro cleanses the system and purifies it grip.—Detroit News. 9 Bs fete . eae 3 1013 THIRD AVENUE Paice | as no other agency has yet succeeded in doing. IF THE senate doesn’t know whether Lorimer is fit to sit in that = , 4 MAIN 1043 IND. 5200| “Don't you think this hat makes | = ie i 1 who di — i ws body, who does?—Detroit News, | — =| me look ten years younger?” For generations the beneficial properties MR. MORGAN is trying to bring about peace between italy and| r Bow ‘charming! “What aid be i - di, iedae ilich oink iastbaees Gee Meek Trunk & Bae (o,, Inc How charming! What did be of Sulphur have been known in ae f roe o. 6 6 “He remarked last night that Taken yarn powder, it coats the intes . Wo manutacture our own fi] When you took off your hat you retards circulation rather than improving goods right here in Seattle an looked ten years older Pliegende fy Bell thom at 21 Firat Ay. cor: [Ml jor tras fine ner Madison. M. 882; Ind. taneous uprising in the West has come at last—New York Evening! it. BURSTING levees and flooded cities show that the belated spon Mit mS = ih | TRUNKS AND SUIT CAsms : system’s activities; while the Sulphur in Sub THE short ballot is an admirable reform, but what the country| “tiodge has a wnarly way ubout) Hol rexndar: “Welle uavan’ ne phurro is in complete solution and can be really demands is the short campaign speech.—St. Louis Post-Dispatch. |p)" | She Willie? = GAIN sorbed directly into the blood, purifying itand © -~e “© ts 0 treat Hodge ts to] counterfeit Bill? i i i “NEW YORK owns $14,000,000 worth of idle land.” Evidently Tam-|, 1h% ay to treat ft ak kien yepiiperton nce so restoring normal circulation. many has not been attending strictly to business.—Cleveland Leader 00 + 6 good perenne NICHOLS WHEN equal suffrage is finally adopted in Michigan, it will hardly] _D0e8 him good A multi-millionatre in a fashios INCKE BLK. Wey y Once in the blood, Sulphurro acts be the proper caper to refer to them as Michiganders any more.— e, it makes him feel at) able restaurant,” she sald, “pointed = aie Y Y/, » Tinea: Seeds. home to a line on the menu and sald to BUILDER ” ME the impurities and harmful elements. A WAL ie eae Oe OT tou come: te ameie. Yip ss pe germs of disease cannot live, and the poisons IF IT had been Bryan’s clothes that were stolen, instead of Gov. ‘ gah Dmm gh ge Bcgycss hy J dri f the bod Wilson's, the detectives would by now be watching every man who got}, MTS. Knicker—Can you get your I am sorry, sir,’ the walter an i are driven out of the ly: off the train at Oyster Bay.—New York Evening Post. boots buttoned without bending | swered, ‘but the band is playing fs Roa ce : your knees? that.’""-Kandas City Star. CLA . ; “TAFT will be elected if you and millions of others vote for him,"| Mrs. Bocker—Certainly; 1 ma UC # cares pepeen co. x Sulphurro has cured thousands and thow — said a woman speaker at a Taft rally last night. Yes, indeed, if—~|™Y busband do tf ‘arper's Bazar Corrected WSs Pw 7 Now, isn’t it too bad that the final election could not be left to a few 2 Wife—I really believe you mar- J sands of persons upon the Pacific “nand-pickers”"? ed ee May Ween t tare WY to the Eastward, of a multitude of diseases bd o o “What ill b fashionable this ny. . — — = % G74 i i i lood. This state- STUDENTS of the University of Pennsylvania who were shown the 1 Dedede AR wats ceay pd ge Ut, traceable to impurities in the blood. sprin Hub—You're wrong. I married Tickets to and From Europe Z ment is attested by the hundreds of letters on if Ine and outs of stock sales at the New York Stock Exchange the ather| “Whatever they happen to be| you because I thought you'd let mo lay would have learned a more valuable lesson if the brokers had shown|overstocked with in Paris, I sup-|have some of it—Boston Tran m * ile ii rro’! i the obser them the downs and outs—Louisville Courier-Journal pose.”—-Boston Transcript. script ee ‘2 file in Sulphurro’s offices, and by se siilscaspleate ee aeicapmiaeseieatebaiiadbladistake q y (one aoe vations of Mr. Stewart, who for a year dit *iV EE never feat of the Masses OF (his country being right on any| Rae eo 4 We ivil tributed it free to a multitude of people. question at the beginning.” This gem came from Dr. Hfll, the Taft! T M orator sent to Seattie from the East. Sure, you really ought to tet| = = : ‘ommy Mouse—-That settles it, . ‘ fol- Taft and “God-Hates.a-Coward” Humphrey and the “hand-picking” ex , F 7 T'll never touch another drop. For best results directions must be ecutive committee settle the question first and let the people acquiesce Ne - lowed. | We make plotures all the time, - ae No matter, wet or fine Where @pesch te Pree. oi bs “What we want is freedom of Hard Luck, Indeed. luck? Yo’ bet!—hard luck fo’ dat] asonable prio Ring pi speech: Send for 32-page booklet, mailed free 0m “Ya yah,” grunted the al|furniture house, coze it took dem your children to m 4 “Well,” replied the citizen who re. i i i old darkey, “Ah got married ‘bout |Jest seben yeahs to collect de in: BAKING POWDER » 708 F : [}tusos to be discontented, “if you application. Read it carefully. : fo’teen yeah an’ de fust plece|stallments fo’ dat mirror!”—New don’t think we have it, go with me ob furniture we bo't wuz a big par-| York Time Absolutely Pure and sit on the bleachers the next Sulphurro is on sale by all druggists in Jor mirror; but de very fust night Have Your Phovw time they play ball.%—Washington at thing comd¢s into de house mah! She—I am sure there a . 3 50-cent and $1.00 bottles. po 7, ee agp quar ery celebs who patty iy yee kaos The Fe Baking Powder made noo aiee nie eo $ oye Se Ae you happier POST CARDO—$1.00 PER Doz, ups and frowed a shoe at me, which |than I could from I Grape Cream ofT artar Kodak Films developed, 1004] p41" Gupatert $8.00 “The Ideal. Built THE C. M. C. STEWART SULPHUR €0., Ah ducked an’ it went plump into| He—That's just the difficulty; soll, any size, Sug Bixty-egg, $8.00, that mirror at’ broke it they could, but they Won't,—-Bonton NO ALUM, NO LIMB PHOSPHATE A.M. FROST [fhe Gnas tt. 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