The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 2, 1913, Page 4

oie aes * gushily, but the ° TH R—THURSDAY, JANUARY ® 1913 _ THE SEATTLE STAR.| «= Main 04 in OF NE Phone WENGE OF Pie scHiPrs Nonruwest Lea Trivate Mxchanwe je paper having full leased wire mev wet Bxchaoge Matn 9100 johny writes what hapened to poor mary jarvi and ber milkman. VHOGS ¢ “TRUTH, ” MOTHER’S WATCHWORD IN THE | °o TRAINING OF CALIFORNIA BOY MARVEL King county's reed uke the startling showing that} ae ere has been or vorce to every three four marriages] ; contrac ra912 The {jon is outrageously abnormal : it! One ous of every three four Mharria ; Why It is not i to say that our divorce e too] my, jan pretty tough to pay tty well of age biemeby dele peet | there: wasent authing pe i P i ‘ ’ 1579 do ” then no sround to the movies and o ay ma " viking alon lax. No bt they But that does n nt for the) oie » it fudge sundys and one ‘3d avenue thinking about the milk- ° i J X | that’s what poor mary jarvis says) thing and anuther man when & card was handed to her F dissatisfaction and discord which make fol the bene-| sie Rebege lit got so he was epending probly tt wen the-advertaiae anne of & fits of t law t im no milkman /50 or 60 cents a wek on her, but/ lady named mrs, grimes, saying ‘ie ‘ Pond tne t would be worth 679 dol | yet h t ask to marry |that she told past, present and fw aoe weet is ve : 4 it with mary it| him, which seemed r to mary,|ture, and would make your loved \ exemplified by the re P lwas: eiitarent and ery disapointing to her ne come across with the heart P Theth _—s 5 >i 7 q this ¢ kman used to come it was nice enough to have the robs, or money returned Whether it is desi to confess it or not, the fact is) thls, mikmat ro mary guy blowing higself and making the| #0 mary she went to see mre that the high cost 6f living is contributing its daily quota to] worked, and she lost ae heart toputher, xerls jellus, but mary she | grimes slipped her « dollar, ee ‘pies a se | hin wanted,to quit working out and be|and they had a nice little talk, tn the divorce court. Non-support is by far the biggest cause | hi) ' Be seomed to think!a milkman's bride, and fn that re} which mary hapened to mention of complaint in our courts, There are a few cases of un-|. hoa » |that she had some money in a bank a | | «| alnt there 0 faithfulness, a few of incompatibility, a bigger number of | SKYGACK FROM MARS hip pots A ns Se os ae habitual intoxication, and a far bigger number of out and out lors for a lucky stoneyand 80 dollers . i HE TAKES WIRELESS OBSERVATIONS IN HIS NOTE BOOK ON (for a bag of some kind of smelly Son-support complaints. EARTH CUSTOMS. »wder to wear around her neck Wea is 1 f sti > und 100 dollers for son magick saert i t | words to say every night, and good But poverty . WAS noc mi RES: D ness knows what else, and evry county's « rt s that ay CONDUCT OF AN EAI time she told mary the milkman It is w ile g th the sut PORTAL was sure to come through In just a day or two more Pete] TO HANOLE*KNOB IN VERY PUMCTILIOUS 9 more = a MANNER MIGHT BE STILL uther Gib ae teeebant AT1T HAD HE NOT PUSHED TWiST) MB locriot. hes, too mot al METAL UNWITTINGLY INTO LOCK ORIFICE was giving up her S AND FALLEN +doller bill to mrs. grimes Failure after long perseverance is much grander than never to have a striving goo@ enough to be called a failure—George Eliot. time thary REGISTERING, like shop-| AND now we have a‘big| S¥ay. neamy I UMEXPECTEDLY. when mary. heard about it, ping, is something conver t-|bunch of Elks near Seattle) J cauguy vou can imagine how sore she was, 2 had imen pinched ly done early. Do it now! who've never’ ridden the goat THAT Time — gg y it mrs, grimes goes up AAUONTY UTTLE Bt ae Ye V¥A\ ne Keyrore™ reg. You river, that won't mead mary's busted heart } Souther milkman might, how jobr ONE YEAR AGO One girl dying, another serio | hurt, in bob sled accident at G “We must recog recently said James | J. Hin , it was an poor Of her lad, mentally and ph hauled.” the most remarkably d ) i bo o inet ever , b The method of instruction is yogan Instructing Haven last ny of his age in California mple January so th: 2 ME SIX WHO WAS PLAYING MR last} AND 18 WRITING AND FO APPLES AT A t AP’ , KS. PIERCE, THE GROCER. HAVEN HAS THE A CASH TAG FOR THE AMOUNT, GATOS, Cal, Jan. 2-—| She's teacher, as well as mother, Hart, mother of Haven ugh an ori, has prob HAKT TO HAVEN HART, APPLES ON THE SCALES LOS of the United States, sition on the map, th tals and largest cit thelr produce. Their you thelr po eir capl- es, and produce the freight that the train “The basis of our method is—y TRUTH,” says Mrs. Hart “And the means throug she| She is Mra. O. B Hart, who, thro’ tem of training sy# complished 4 nade 1 PATIENCE a "When the child ts at play to to school I have taught adapt his actions to whatever school ten years and bjects be is 1 Pp er ha what r, and partictt-| the names you want him to | Weak bi re 1s too mock iam. 4 — pied . hs x eS ae | Editor The It strikes me teenie in this way he ining an icizing and not larly he has no right to say he prod Il be sold | The Castle,” roadh » raided) & very 1 thing why our] memorizes without effort and rough t 4. This method 2 i | land twelve persons ta 2 " ‘ teaches the children to tk 4 for,” says everybody wit! m the producer mes in con | een publle prosecutor should © our without realizin he is i h < ra to Me oo Re ¥ v m tne f nes co! } time and our money in protecting absorbing know cheat believed that I could give the producer t ns had cacklingly | tal Iron, Wire and Piating| Times is rendering this communit ge train-conductor and 894 that be would advance faster , h ’ had cackling " Sak the Tanak wet te watt in with him When (than in school. He is now doing laid, and aske bly for them, he able to pay for ite own protectio he pushed a string of chairs |thitd grade work and his treining was told, sternly, that all that would Matthew Dow enters mayoralty |! 4 k that the Times, or] around the house, bolsterously | UP to date bas consumed less than “ah : , b | race * in this community | shouting orders and theoreti E a figur | : lie ach — rae at a the engin 1, | Magnificent Moving Picture I es went int warehouse | Records show that 3,117 mar-| or should pi as all childre a to we played | AT do riage Heenses were tesued for f 1907 and there until laying for the season ary and yer put up the of the eggs he had laid’ aw until the consumer was forced | “Why are Jack and Kitty to pay as high as lozen | | speaking 7 qT | They quarreled about Thus the original | er had nothing loved the other the more with cither the price h ved or the _ Well?” Fa ’ . nd ww each is af i to paid for those eggs. The actual cost of | in ie ied of offending the ot ¢eut no figure at all. The eculative buyer fixed the a in Texes A man was jailed] At last weve found out where |~~Boston Transcript for everybody i og Houston with an|dried apples come from, A Brand Hi War soya oe to how b To be sure, that speculative buyer is in places now {native amt it eal ie pee, oe Boicol yp “getting his” at the | some temporarily active club eee | golag the other way | thing a feller likes to do the beat I , We me | either a sin er bad fer bis be women who are insist on having che: aper eggs That, } cae however another an ted! ; : § Waiting a Chance. ‘ > r i er an edly ¢ esting story, And,” anid the fortune-teller, “en| From the fire waroing of the ut its strongest point only emphasizes the fact that the pri enemy will shortly crows your path.” |tral hotel, Visnaes, Norway ducer is only NOT recognized but is unanimously C “oO wi ‘Good aid thi tortet y I 1 bu ia ous ignored yeacon ne- no ® er rie a ~ | hy when it es to fix he price of what he produces sap, who has just|hope he does it where there aren't | have to pull up the contrary end of | Murphy the rope, fix thie at the hook |60 on Ull nobody ts left returned from aja mits trip abroad, a sures us that the} speed RESOLUTION f for three y | FORT LAWTON, 2: ‘That human nature is|years in charge of negro streets of Beeley-| cussed; that the rule of the f a | sport are nearly baby brother had arrived the| . pam oops, is full of white hopes ie Clea 60 Caen! |night before. “IT! det mamma will | pendulum is immutable in that, | today. of a surpried when she hears it," } if it swings for, ane it must} ia ley. said Mudalene. Swing back: that, if man has YES, indeed; several folks} \ ow How About Debt? = leg 1 zs Have you kept out o' been unnaturally wicked know » will control over at} stmas jam? the last day of the old y Olympia, but they won't tell, Hella—Yes, but not out of the énd Gana zi n the | So there! Heard in Vaudeville. pickle. first day year, t r b mie ene oon Serer Now that Taft has accept ¥ : ear | , v9 ty . , _ Yale professorship, the constit fo: migt emulate TODAY'S BEST YARNS) Hogan—vex: 1 mot her at h ria ecotenaernhle, ee Soon eae at Re | vi Juncle’s funeral. She was the life alg ate the example of the pe 1 An Irishman ° just Janded got} 8d -soul of the party : and, finally, that the practice|work on the New York Centra! as| of some men of climb flagman at Tarrytown. His first ts |day on the »b he waved the danger signal : red| before thé » and falling off the water wag ‘|| ie th ,,, | State Express. The brakes screech ia Hes a menace 10 led down, the train stopped, and the traffic along the road: of life.jcrew ran up What's the matter? |Why did you stop this train?” the |conductor demanded ALL in all, the Seattle , Weil”—began the flagman. ton & Southern has cz Don't you know it’s a state ee Bde eat Sl asad [er inOn Offenee stop a train with bigger loads and g ated | ont the con or ex-| more steam than any car line Why, we're minutes | of its size in the country That's just it,” was the answer.| wot. Where have you been the last 20 ark Star. | “IT SNOWS,’ cries the schoolboy,” the poet’ wr ee] et cogs | management will appreciate kid eyed his jit tf any inate for the snow |the part of erday lac Ne SPECIALS Brehen Lines of BOYS’ SUITS All styles, Everyday Bunk. | ation or incivility on | employes is reported | sled in that fell y disn | promptly.” | Positively no melted so tipping Ti slushily, the instant it reached| “We cheerfuly rectity mistake ate dp, srool one. cory roy : fn DIFFERENCE. ache aed If not satisfied at the end of 30] Mrs, Newwed—I've been awfully fy husband can do most the earth, so annoyingly mush-| gays, return it to us an@ we ES enone’ ‘hike sane ; AT 1-4 OFF thing ily, that the kid said: No |refund the price without asking any| Mr, Newwed—Have you, pet? tra | questions.” Mrs. New j My husband is a jack of « coasting today.” Yes, why I've only | “No trouble than my a CASCARETS TONIGHT! IF BILIOUS, He belong | socleties, and dy.” to shew z pods ‘i spent $25 more can do most | Boys’ Hats and Cap In cloth, velvet n | otted materials inen AT 1-4 4 OFF Cleveland is to have people say, ®, a8 many season of grand opera What has betome of the Nok eee fashioned man who used to CONSTIPATED, HEADACHY AND SICK’: saa What ume la it by your wate Misdirected energy— | Ip. > Wool $ |chain?” Trying to borrow $1,000,000 from } omni Turn the rascals out—the head- sour, undigested and fermenting!J. P. Morgan without security pide ve weaters (i) Roeking for Time ache, biliousness, indigestion, con-|food @nd that misery-making gas;| Trying to borrow $1,000,000 from and Sweater Coats A Richmond darkey called stipation ¢ sek, sour stomach | ‘ke the excess bile from your liver anybody without securt | Broken lines, sizes 3 to 1 Jan old friend, who received hi a rocking chair, The — visite jonce observed not only t®a host did not rise, ‘but that he tinued to rock himself ta, anc }and carry off the decognposed waste, Tr and foul gases—turn them out to-| matter and constipation polsan | most men with nigh®with Cascarets. }from the bowels. Then you will Millions of men and women take | feel at * now and then and n r} ing to borrow $1,000,000 from | urity AT 1-4 OFF IN Fact, a Great Society D oe ¢ ‘Tom's which «er « aus, i‘ We're |Yaderstang how it is that every-|attie at Ch as that had to ac-| a i is are I" r rotten ce ft Seaitlce than > ir brought out ‘1 | more persons are to be saved you|things that ought to be gone after Little Madalene, aged 5 5, was told) He's @ real jack of “ll DRIVE OF RABBITS to about ten lodges ead p that he was going from state [there #o + year | ny_splen wh jon't now. wry funny to} the same Mr. Murphy does | Westerr to state and he stopped at were the itals and largest cities places of int There m in the differen mewhere in all this Mr.| way he ¢ stations at and the after avenue— | published notjafter all that has 6, e Building, a core ause most v mun iniiet fn the Leary Jabout it eye bualness |Murphy, will you kit | man’s hor give|fended by you, and jwhy one her.” | sam time it is while to go after can't hundred copt a pounds of coal} alth.|through charity. I say It oly f F 3 experience eo | EDITOR’S MAIL | tha obec ‘bet playa wi sanoct aputens’ ot tik ane a8 a business man th Cen-|more rotten things in 8 ‘If|Hanford’s affair wake up, or step down and MANUFACTURER, | and jout! Y H . . MAKES AN UNLUCKY | Furniture and Homefurnishings POTTSTOWN, Pa Jan. 2 | While Roy Embody, aged wes gunning, a big rabbit suddenly om jumped up in front of his gun. Roy tried to catch it with his beft hand when the gun was discharged and a portion of his .and was torn off ed a|He nearly died from tons of blood, and he will lose the left hand ution | S®*| SPOKES CHOKE FARMER TO DEATH | UNIONDALE, Pa., Jan. 2 | Charles P. Coleman, a farmer, was| choked to death he tumbled from bis buggy in such a way that his head fell between the spokes jof one of the wheels | THREE WOULD RULE | ALBANIAN STATE NAPLES, Italy, Jan. 1.—This city is out with three candidates for head ef the new Albanian gov ernment, which it is expected will be formally established by the pow- ere as a result of the Balkan was against Turkey. All three of the candidates are descendants of the great Albanian| hero, George Castriota Skander-| |berg, who died in 1478 }Don Juan de Aladro The e Castitota. a Spaniard py Die. Marchese Ge] AND WITH JUST AS GOOD FURNITURE “BUYS,” vanni di Carlotte , ? Jacendant of the son of the patriot,| just as good Rug and Carpet offerings, just as generous as any and Baron di Folea a. | sortment s as the first two days of this sale. BETTER COME—DON'’T MISS THIS BIG JANUARY CLEARANCE, for it has just the very home things you're needing—and they're marked down to very, very tempting prices. ; YOUR’ DOLLARS WILL DO NEARLY DOUBLE lubs. PROVES A FIZZLE STANFIELD, Or, Jan. 2.—Be. 40Y-| cause of the fact that the pursuing ne did not contain enough nimble footed hunters, the “rabbit d¥ive” Old: thero today ts considered a rather) DUTY AT THIS SALE, for every piece of furniture on sale nand| Delegations from Hermiston and| Shows a libesal price-reduction—some pieces are half, some Umatilla, and a band of rabbit|close to half, some odd pieces are even less than half price. chasers from as far distant a point as Portland, were present, but only upon }one-fifth of the rabbits, it was IS INCLUDED’ IN THIS CLEARANCE-lots of Rugs, m in pected, would be corraled, were 8e-liots of Carpets ands China, Cut Glass, Art Pottery, Bras nisl ware, fancy’ China, Vases, Casseroles, Andirons, Fireset® Heaters and a great household necessities. con | FIND EGG MAKER | dai IN LAKE BOTTOM) variety of PRACTICALLY EVERY PIECE OF FURNITURE : caret tonight will etraighten|__“t Cabni'? that t a & most curious way, sltaila COME TOMORROW—THIS IS A SALE WORTHY. “a rae senor by a lazy/you out by morning—a 10-cent box |?! 8P4 + aomeat Poy Boys’ Shirts and | that of a person suffering from] TROY, Ohio, Dee, 19.—Allen|OF YOUR TIME AND MONEY—WE’RE SINCERE IN jogged bowels or gp upset|keeps your head clear, stomach , aS craaanian be Laon colic, 4 r farrer. Oren te “LE > sweet, ilver and bowels regular and|Washiurn” st t hee rom’s| Blouses | “You aly't sick, is yo’, Harrison?” eaten ‘syaliowing gir he watat OUR BERORTS 10 Cheek OUD LOTS a) ou put In another day of dis-|you feel cheerful and bullp for |(abin” company at the Grind Hae) v Jonirab! patterns said the caller anxiously ° |hizards. Phy icians relieved bim of tress—wake up refreshed and foel|months. Don't J 9 on Frida Pi ie Nuien: icon | “No, L ain't sic Mose,” said Har-| 5 : 3 : East), and to be sincere, we must make you most liberal egg ag ao agg Mi |tigaths. | Don forget the children ui wmans Me Harriet er ‘ 20 lizards, measuring from three to } fine. ¥ c eanse an their little insides need a eo, “Ur Cabty 4 one rison al che length, rice concessions ° jeeten your stomach; remove the| gentle cleansing, too re i 4 s tha ® AT 1.2 PRICE - @oment’s silence, during whieh Pe nOnee 38 JORG I ° p t x caller g# roe cking fig > Ben,” Caktinu xd Mose, “wh goodness does YO rock yo'se'f way all de time?" —--o*-—e CANDY CATHARTI® li Boys’ Knee Pants traight cut, good matehals ALSO 25 fs SO CENT BOXES iioeanur its | J. Redelshefmer lost fe) novin’ Hke dis, dat wateh go.” —Lippincott’s ge Where's He From | & Co. a . eed STAR WANS ADS BRING RESULTS te : ip paying veal ca ie FIRSE AND COLL yA {1m ae Tal ed wide-eyed af the) FATHER OF LILLIAN WHEREVER YOU SEE ny tn GRAHAM IS DEAD| MARKS A PRICE dat | price Patrgk Graham, father of Lil Jand A YELLOW TAG IT REDUCTION, tags are gn, you every and as all the readily see the origin can saving on ea piece or Beverid Wi Harrison paused not in his oseil-|/Man Graha who with Ethel Con res party lost the elec AT 1-2 PRICE lations as he exclaimed rad, another show girl, shot W. D. a / And “ Yo’ know dat good-fur-nothin 8, the New York millionaire, 4 9 , the sta nent J hs il be a? Weil, bh done Id me efo subsequent quitted 10 CEnT BOXES -ANY DRUG eros Techoieall, I Q of the ny it a silver watch fo’ $5, an’ of iota ited ae Renton New : pay 4 a Year's day and for many jhad not seen his daughter having ‘been’ awarded "tothe Fifth and Pike ght in the Heart of Town rant 3] mot er in divorce fo) reedings. ' When his daughter was trouble, | RA ee don't} He was 70, yours i make room for new goods (our buyers are on their way he expressed implicit fai in her.