The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 3, 1912, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STA Ph Prt Rav han Main *400. HEMVER oF Tie et wires Toutaw ae i OF NHWSPAPRRS ‘Galy beatiic » having Gull leased wire sows service of the t os © mon. Up ibiished Datly by The Star Publishing Go, Phones t The Terminal Project Now The way is open at last for the port commission to proceed in a common sense, businesslike way to carry out the Harbor Island terminal project. The private control of the terminal, which is to be built with public money, IS IMPOSSIBLE. It is impossible because it both CONTRADICTORY TO STATUTE AND UN- CONSTITUTIONAL. The port commission has been firm, but it has been patient in dealing with the private concern that desired to enter into this terminal plan with Seattle. But now there is no need for further delay or for fur-! ther negotiations in the opinion of the port commis- sioners. Their duty is straight ahead. Seattle is putting up the money—five million dol- Jars—for this proposed Harbor Island terminal plant.) Seattle CAN SUCCESSFULLY CONSTRUCT AND SUCCESSFULLY OPERATE IT. There is no occasion) for cries of alarm. There is no excuse for a continu- ance of unfair treatment of the port commission by the advocates of the Ayers company. “We want Harbor Island terminals. WE DON’T |‘" CARE WHO BUILDS THEM.” That was the slogan) re before the election which authorized the $5,000,000 |" ry po gana Ss ile I shail have to refresh my memory bri the wine card.” ade Blaetter just recovered from appendicitis,” Your doctor hie business, He operated for gall $2007 =| have an operation for Appendicitis! know have A Reminder. i'm thinking of going 4 tour on Rhine this summer, and .1 vuld like your advice about the t things to buy there. You've If these advocates of the Ayers scheme “don’t care)! who builds them,” they will now, at least, in the face commission TO BUILD THEM in the only manner possible. qT is “It must be," replied the cynic. The one way is ONE WAY.) never yet saw 4 Young man in a open. LET THE PORT COMMISSION GET BUSY. |*bureau of information’ who didn't [took hopelessly Wash }ington Star, No Wo ever made a great i Lone Dwellers in Rooms of Mystery | mistake than that whieh ix mad Have you ever noticed a house in your neighborhood ajby a woman who thinks she will ey room of which was always darkened, window shades ever prone her hastens by sitting. up “ > ee . > ven't yc yy. and waiting for bim until 2 o’cloci tee om apparently deserted? And haven't you won-}'" 0e uueeheens annerth ered : ye Herald. Have you ever glanced up at a window and caught the fleeting sight of a face, a man’s, a woman's, a child's, a face|/@** te ewaneeaeene you never met with a-coming of a-going near. that house?)? ia Onetaindii ‘ Have you ever missed a familiar face, one you saw that}, Agnes Was oes poi > day and never again? ® thon wu * Five years ago the children who played with little Beu-|}@ Glad: Horlogs She got # 3 I : dt ® 15 gifts, a hundred dozen roses of Stewartsto ; se er morning > p jundred Jah Bussler of Stewartstown, Pa., missed h , Sis vo pak nent peated cole oe Her parents said that Beulah had gone away. Soon thel, boys and girls forgot their little playmate i g ~ 4 i A Thankiess Task. The task of imparting wisdom to the world is a thankless one,” said the sage. fatigued Someone Should Tel! Her. * * . one +. inquiry. — Life. On April Sthie last, Beulah was found in the attic of her home, half-starved,|*#* * **eweeee half-clothed and half-insane. Since that day, five years ago, when Beulah was penned ap in the attic by a cruel mother and father, now under ar rest, she has seen, through the window of her attic cell, the little girls leave their doll buggies and stroll by her home with ung men, who, as boys, used to spin tops and play leap frog ous oid school house yard when Beulah went to school. | On Lenox av., in New York city, an old mansion sheltered another hidden person mystery. or nine years Louis G. Parma, a stately and elderly music teacher, came and went., > His housekeeper knew that there was somebody always in the front upstairs room, a room into which she was forbidden to set her foot. The old musie teacher, when forced to explain, Said that his sick wife was there and she liked to be alone. On April 8th, Parma was found dead in that room; in al corner crouched a woman who showed every trace of earlier beauty and refinement, a gibbering idiot. For nine years shel had never been out of that room } Some 30 years ago a young man living in a New York town disappeared. His brother said he had gone West. Friends, *~ chums, neighbors wondered for a time about him, and then for-| got him, Last winter the brother, who had continue! living in ‘The Boy Wha Stes Ga the Bure. the family homestead, announced the death of the missing man.|ing Deck—Well, for one thing, his- He hadn't left the house in all those years. In an upstairs |tory can never accuse me of having room, secluded behind thick curtains, the young man had had cold feet. grown aged. He watched, through the drawn curtains, the) Thiek girls and boys he knew grow into manhood and womanhood,! «joy tar tg it to the next town” marry, become parents. Never did he speak to a single being | inquired the traveler in‘ the mud excepting alone his brother and the latter's wife. bespattered bugey __ These stories could be maultiptied—stories of the eccentrici-| Bay tes rong po genie the ties and mysteries of solitary, voiceless lives. cone pore too, I suppose.” “No, sir, they're not so very long, but you'll find them pretty blamed thick."—Chicago Tribune, SS Kath eene ehhh eh But Think of Mer Sweet Smile Giggs-—Nothing is ever lost through politeness Dibbs—t don't know; there's your seat in a crowded street car —Boston Evening Tram script . * Reker ehhh * * * * * * What She Wanted. Hostess (to one of her small guests)—Now, dear, will you have some bread and butter to finish j up with? Small Guest—No, thank you, | will have some cake to be going on with. —-Puneh, London. AT THE THEATRES THIS WEEK. Moore-—Durbar pletures in Kin- emacolor Metropolitan—May Robson. Seattle—Jessie Shirley Co “The Love Ronte.” Orpheum—Vaudeville Empress—Vaudeville. —Vande ville. —Dark. Empress—Vandeville. Grand—Vaudeville and pictures. Clemmer—Photoplays and van deville Metbourne—Photoplays and vau- deville. Makes delicious home- baked foods of maximum quality at minimum cost. Makes home baking a pleasure The only Baking Powder made from Royal Grape in motion Kem! AT THE MOORE * * tek kt tt te te tee tk The Ladies’ Musical club pre sented the Flonzaley Quartette at Moore last night. It was strict DREAMLAND GRAND BALL —AND— COMPETITIVE DRILL TONIGHT | TO GRT AHMAD ar A PAI oF MADE GLASSES. the most arkable and successful eason in the history of the club. The house was packed to the doors |The program opened with Bee thoven’s Quartet in A major, Op. 18, No. 5, which was madly en cored, but the height of enthuslast was reached in the closing number Doras Quartet in F major, Op, 96 Tonight the Durbar pictures in Kinemacolor will open for a short run. We know how to examine eyes and determine the kind of glasses you heed, and then know how to make the glasses aw they should be made, Between A.O.U.W. and M.W.A. Admission 50c Ladies ¥ree My dear friend, cam you loan mo } a) KkKKKHe * ly an invitational affair, and closes THE STAR—FRI THE “LONG-GREEN” “Tt te claimed that the vermiform appendix fs a worthless organ.” ‘Oh, | don’t know, Its worth about two million # year to the med- teal profession,” eee eee aeeeeeeee A Mean Thrust. “Have you ever placed your. self in the hands of a beauty doctor, Mra. Muggwortl Why do you ask me that?” “My husband wants me to go to one.” "Yes, I have been taking regular treatments from one for the past year, ‘Then I think IM not go. It seeme to be useless.” — Chicago Record Herald, eee eek teehee DELIGHTED seeeeeeeeeee * eeeeeeeeee eee Wifey moath Hubby—ta it? Wifey —Yos, dear; seven pages of | reading matter and only 279 of incu- bator and flower seed ade. ISYOUR CHILD'S TONGUE COATED? Cross, Feverish, Bilious, Stomach Sour, Give “Syrup of Figs” to Clean Its Little, Clogged-Up Bowels. The magacine i fine this Mother! Don't scold pour cross, |peevieh child! Look at the }tonene! See if it le white, yellow and coated! if your child is Met lees, drooping, ten't sleeping well, | restless, doesn't eat heartily or |e cross, irritable, out of sorts with everybody, stomach sour, feverish, breath bad; has stomach-eche, diar- rhoea, sore throat, or is full of cold, it means the little one's stomach, liver and 30 feet of bow. els are filled with poisons and foul, constipated waste matter and need a gentle, thorough cleansing at onee. Give a teaspoonful of Syrup of Figs, and in a few hours all the clogged up waste, undigested food ‘and sour bile will gently move on jand out of its little waste clogged | bowels without nausea, griping or weakness, and you will surely have a weil, happy and smiling child again shortly. With Syrup of Pigs you are not | dreugging your children, being com- posed entirely of lusctous figs, sen }nua and aromatics, it cannot be |harmfal, besides they dearly love its delicious taste. Mothers should always Syrup of Figs handy. It @ only | liver and bowel cleanser | gulator needed—a little given today will save a sick child tomor- | row | Full directions for children of all ages and for grown-ups plainly printed on the package. Ask your druggist for the full name, “Syrup of Figs aud Elixir of Senna,” prepared by the California Pig Syrup Co. ‘This is the dell jclous tasting, genuine old rcellaple. Refuse auything else offered, AMUSEMENTS Seattie Theatre | Main 4% Tomorrow Sight | | Tonight, MattHles fina Strong, Logical Play “THE LOVE ROUTER | Delightful Love Story, Bubbling With Comedy Nights— 10 REC LL LLC LLL 600.1 Roth Phone s1ée. Joint Headiiners Theodore Roberts | Miss Ray in the “Sheriff of Xhanta’ Comedi: Bill Jenks—Crook PANTAGES Daily, Twice Nightly | Latinee nducing. Dagger Dance Big Acts and 20¢ DAY, MAY 3, 1912. Porry—Yes, I thought all the world of hor, KittyThen why did you give hee ? up Perry—1 could not the whole world, support The Correct Anawer. Teacher (in geography clasa)— John, you may tell the class what a ne te, John (promptiy)—Pight baseball clubs ts @ league,—Lippineott'y Magazine, Experience. girl has the right to be abe declared. . her experienced friend re plied, “but so many girls get left in Kerness to exercise that right.”—-Chicago Reeord-Herald, Familiar Noise. Wife (dining at restaurant)— can you see what those er “ at the next table are eat usband—Can't see at ail, but it soende Wke eatery.” — Brooklyn P. S—When you them ask for Hoyt's. buy WHY WEAR STORE TEETH WHEN YOU CAN PLANT REAL ONES DETROIT, Mich, May 3-—VYou oan fit your mouth full of fine teeth that originally grew in an- other face—if you have the price— say $2,000 per tooth, For it seeme that there {s not « tooth with nerve so dead that it | won't go to work again if it gets a hance to serve somebody, Cast aside by the person in whose jaw it grew and ached, any old ‘ooth will gladly serve anybody who will give it mouth room-—will take |root and grind.and cut and gnash for ite new owner till the cows come home. But there are not very many dentints in the world who can trans: plant teeth, There are just about two who can be said to be expert tooth transplanters, One of these in De, W Younger, an American who lives in Paris and who often crowns the teeth of crowned heads. The other is Dr, Robert Good of tt fi w ai principal thing and laid back, to expose the bottle with @ little pleee sponge enamel from cracking ALL OVER AGAIN IN YOUR Fag “ee %2000 A PIECE D a tooth alive transplanting, and he tried va hemes, One of hin pla plant the tooth in # rooster’s comb li ft was needed, But experienc nally told him that all this car asn't neeessary, Dr. Good puts hin extra t in The dampness keep The mple peration of transplanting Skill in m pilation ts th The gum is lance plac here the original tooth was. famp he The and the iginal size. tooth © strange | socket the neigh to them local anaesthette is ued, In a few weeks the 4 ¥ aw has gripped the root for iam * d nd the saliva of the mouth d the tooth to hart mates. Then the silken taken off. The alten tooth naturalized SURELY OVERCOMES INDIGESTION OR DYSPEPSIA IN A FEW Eat a few of these and all Sourness, Hearthum misery from a sick, upset Stomach will vanish, DR. ROBERT GOOD Who transpiants teeth. hjcago, who was a pupil of Dr. Younger, and who is perhaps the foremost dentist in America. Dr. Good has transplanted scores of teeth, The other day, before the |mombers of the Michigaa State Den- ! soclety, he planted a tooth in a place where there had been no tooth |for 20 years, The man who ts har it says be is confident that it will stay and do its duty, for he is now using several other teeth from other heads, including three in- tisors, planted by Dr. Good long ago, all of which are sow firmly rooted in hie jaw. This man, a wealthy Chicagoan, paid 92,000 for the most recent ad dition to his colony of alien teeth. The tooth iteelf was just an ordh ary cast-orf molar from the snag! box of sume country dentist. Neo particular effort has to be) taken to keep the tooth that is to be| planted “alive.” 1¢ may lie around) for years anu ctill be good. The tooth that the Chicagoan paid $2,000/ | for was pulled a year before it was, planted. Dr. Younger, the pioneer tran planter, used MAKING STATEMENTS is, achs Pape's Diapepsin is noted for its speed in regulating ‘orld and besides it is Millions of men and women now eat their favorite foods | fear-—they know now it ix needless (o bave a bad stomach Please, for your sake, get a large fifty.cent case of Pape's sin from any drug store and put your stomach right being miserable life is too short the stomach Diapepsin belongs in your home anyway Don’ upset she It is the surest, quickest and most certain remedy in the you are not here Jong, so make Kat what you like and digest it; enjoy it, withé ne of the family eat something which doesn't agree im case of an attack of indigestion, dyspepsia, gastritis or | derangement at daytime or during the night, it is there to to think that it was! quickest, surest relief known. Be ey of course, ar easy matter. 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