The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 31, 1913, Page 7

CUSHION SOLE SHOES GIVE MORE COMFORT THAN ANY OTHER. Made of the best quality of leathers, linings, etc., with cork between the insole and outsole and a heavy Aus- tralian woo! felt cushion on top of the in- sole. They cost no more than others of equal quality. Men’s $5.50 and $5.00 Women’s $4.00 Raymond & Hoyt Third Avenue, Liberty Bldg. I 1402 The Ci ape lace to Buy Good Shoes, PRIEST RAPID TRACTS PLEASE MANY BUYERS HOWELL KNOWN NEN ae sduee Will Pay for Land Within Three Years NORTHWEST IS INTERESTED IN PLAN ) ers, Manufacturers Busi-| 9 arther ea tle fees "Men Attracted by Expecial-| 5 lena, Mont., has Favorable Terms—Great Bene r r in As ed Mode of Buy 1, as ong others fog and Ceiling v as By F. W. STRANG ae e Prominent rch hout the “| that of WI Wilkit “y | t ‘ bur Wilkinson, of To advantage of —_venathe Wash. who has bough 1 a ucres ms so far have J at entirely of the r to 9 . $20 ‘ At the rate at wh is an idea @ spot. Contract ‘Offers Liberal Terma, purchasers » well| One great advantage in varying at you! this Priest Rap nd| it is ready to re ws v pay you bandsome returns this sea rms provide that in ‘ ur payments may purchaser has plansed so xt ended (a condition that @ form of cultivation that| makes you feel comfortable), and Bill pay for the land out of the pro ould death intervene before you teeds in two or ¢ rs, though | have completed your contract your fhe Priest Rapids Ranch © fa will be fully protect Of the 1,200-acre tract if you long for sunshine, health | will give seven years to| and independence, Priest Rapids Pp Pemplete payments. if desired | will interest you. This is an ex aA P. Williams, 2 Seattle manu-| ceptionally good proposition in | | Metarer, is one of well-known | every way, the land being unex his trac celled for all sorts of diversified peing slightly 9 acres farming, fruit and grape growing, . H. Hayes is a alfalfa, hogs, cows, ete. Spare the bas taken the highest | time to call at the Priest Rapids George C hers Ranch Company's office, 435 Henry Building (phone Elliott 2510), or ir stal in the mail, with your| ywn name and those of your frie nde} who might like further information FreeStereopticonShow 617 Second Ave. fi FISHERS BLEND SoS %°9S3*)35 THE PERFECT ALL PURPOSE Domestic Troubles are often started as the result of INFERIOR bread. This is more largely due to the Poor quality of the Flour used, than to the housewife’s lack of ability If she will buy Fisuer’s Buenp Fiour (Made from Eaatern Hard Wheat and Western Soft Wheat ) She will be SURE to make good bread. It is the Perfeet All-Pur- pose Flour, Manulactured by FISHER FLOURING MILLS Co. “ America's Finest Flouring Mills SEATTLE, U. @ A. For Sale by All Dealers HELLO GIRL WITH TONE OF VELVET SISTERS NOT TO FLIRT CHICAGO, Mise Minnie #a we | Warner, 25, the highest paid awiteh: board operator tn Chicago, in off for] Nurope with a case of , after nine years of # paid $150 a month because of her! velvet voice and personality her work she said “The bigger a man is the more polite he is Iikely to be to gtris im my position, | have found the most influential men in the business to be the most patient and considerate of my fellngs, A gentleman, if he should so far t himself as to say things in hot gine later 1 have learned that men are far more amenable to reason than women are. Some women are ex eoeedingly unre ad no matter what thelr expert ence of the world they never seem HE DOESN’T READ PAPERS; CAN’T SIT ON JURY, Jan. 31 temper, Los Ange heard of the dynamiting of the Los Angeles Times Clarence Darrow and the McNamara bre ora might be Chinese health officials so far as his knowledge of them extends, fand for him newspapers might as well a, for ae never has Admission of ¢t e triflin, a from the aver age citizen caused Rresbach to be premptorily challenged by the de fense after he had been temporarily passed today as a juror to try Clar Darrow on a jury bribery arge. HUNDREDS BITE AT OREGONLAND FRAUD SCHEME. ROSEnURG. O i1.—On account of the re hundreds of inquiries rea Roseburg ‘ fice concernit th pening has today ving the oo nd Calif ha x nment is . States cir at F snd for argu this fa ° retand that the lands ” HORRID SLEUTHS | DECEIVE ELINOR GLYN’S “HERO” NEW YORK, Jan. 31—Reputed to be the “Prince de Clermont,” the befo of Elinor Glyn's “Three Weeks,” Paul Allen, alias Oharles Robinson, is in jail here today, charged with having stolen the watch of Miss Patsy Axiington, to to whom he was giving a dancing les son Yes, I am ‘Paul “Three Weeks,’ the prince modest- ly declared, following his arrest “len't it great to Giyn hero? But I do not like those horrid detectives. They deceived me |CAN “ONLY RAG IN YOUR OWN HOME) wi the re »ple re. 8 sult "yan 3 of young society cently indulging in the seductive ness of the latest rag ces, in cluding the bunny hug, the tango and grizzly bear at a swagger hotel party, and at a dance miven by the jents of the Lewis and Clark ch school, Mayor Hindley has led to put a stop to all but the t ataid steps This declaration of Dr ¥. Wiley, late chief government) hemist in Washington, in a spech efore the Denver County Medical Association, is causing widespread liscussion here today HE WAS VERY SICK. “Oh, don't you wish you were one of those old Vikings, Mr, Lub- berly ?” “Yes, 1 did this morning.” “Why this morning?” ot wiil apolo| sonable at all times, | the hero of/ be an Elinor | Harvey | W THE STAR—FRIDAY, JANVJARYGI, 1 WARNS HER AAR o | SOME OF THE DONT'S OF BEST HELLO GIRL Here are some don'ts of the * * * * * # highest paid telephone girl in © *® Chicago * \* Don't argue. * * Don't anap. * \* Don't be mechanical * * Don't be indit ent. * * Don't be a flirt. * * Don't be « prude, * * Don't get tired. * * wee |to tind out the simplest rules of the game. It doesn't tke a man long to realize that be can go further with kind words than with harsh ecially with telephone operators. ae ee ato ae SENTENCED TO DIE ON GALLOWS; ALSO TO SERVE 99 YEARS JAMBS SCHRI THE MAN UNDER TWO SENTENCES FARMINGTON, Mo, Jan 21 James Sehr a ro giant. of a mountain FIRST, TO SERVE 99 YEARS IN THE PENITENTIARY FOR MUR DER SECOND, TO RE HANGED BY THE NECK UNTIL HE 18 DEAD Schrum doesn't want to serve $9 rain 5 nor 99 months as to be very wary what he © axks for a pardon on the 99. entence the war uld legalty serv jing t penal sent #0 that no ees ve and cansect warden ce shot bim off from breathing @ pure atr of Min a x the justly { | sourt j Then again, the governor might Looe him, regardless of Sohrv own wishes and thus send him " the noosa In order to straighten out th tangle, if not to straighten out the object of their distinguiwhed con sideration, the lawyers have =i cided to take ap appeal to the cir} cult court and then to the sup reme | court against the death verdict The crime committed by Schrum | | ¥ae a murder of the usual Southern | j hill feudiat type, but Sebrum got! two after hie guns open: The jury thought there were ex.) tenuating circumstances in the first killing and fixed the sentence at/ [only 99 years In the other case the jury death RAILROADS TO HAVE | SEPARATE OFFICES Carrying out the order of the government to dissolve, the Harri-| man ratiroad combination, officials wald f the Southern Pacifie and O..W.| R. & railroads will have sep-| erate offices here and tn Ta pa and Vancouver, B, C CHILDREN HATE t a conference between " «mayor and the dancing masters) CASTOR OIL,UGH! Moaver aed canis) CASTOR OIL,UGH! e city, a cor ules was) drawn up whic h-will result in rag-| ‘ ag aio . yeing taboo at pubic enter-| Delicious “Syrup of Figs” best | for their little stomachs, x liver and waste- ‘FIRE WOULD SWEEP | eadaat howl: | OUR NATION CLEAN —DR. WILEY. | Look back at your childhood ; | days. Remember the physic that| | t DENVER, Colo:, Jan. 31.—"Some-| How m hated es I wish a holocaust would! the how you fought against tak yme and destroy every « ini ing ther eo United States. Then the two| With our children it's different Jeath-bringing house diseases, can The day of harsh physic is over er and = taberculosia, would be) W » don't foree the liver and 30 anished |feet of bowels now; we coax them @ have no dreAded after effects Mothers who cling to the old form of physic simply don't realize what they do. The children's revolt in well-founded. Their little stom achs and tender bowels are injured by them If your child ts fretful, peevish half sick, stomach sour, breath feverish and {ts little system full of cold; has diarrhoea, sore throat stomachache; doesn't ea or rest woll — remember — look at the tongue, if eoated, give a teaspoonful of Syrup of Figs, then don’t worry because you surely will have a wall, amiling child in a few hours Syrup of Figs being composed en tirely of luscious figs, senna and aromatics slmply cannot be harm ful. It sweetens the stomach, makes the liver active and thor oughly cleanses the little one's waste-clogged bowels, In a few hours all sour bile, undigested for. menting food and constipated waste gatter gently moves on and ow of |RAISE MONEY FOR a for the aid of ilies of th serves wha were called to ltheir colors some weeks ago Through the absence of fathers and sone, many families are in dire need. The loss to Austria-Hungary v is Is the Talking Machine Which Has Created a Sensation Williams and Mary Garden and Schumann-Heink. It made the crowd laugh one minute and weep the next. It is without doubt the most remarkable instrument ever offered for the money. Complete With Forty-Four Selections Just as Pictured It brought out the voice of Caruso In a manner so lifelike and realistic that the entire audience went wild over it. It reproduced the voices of Evan see Terms of Ibums, ired, is $59.10. as pict > far, ex ) it} Payable, say, five or ten dol- But by It would be we er i ba rather, the|/ats down 1 or ten a hree| for tesco tn savsihy a! ca dollars a rt No inter- A ‘ | t, no red no bother. 1 day) tl tory has/r We 1 send tol v f ! : ¢ +1 hi ust pay whatever you feel t las been able to give us ? t I t l« t 7 a f, rt , rf e al cos ma 1 can afford and turn on r shipment. We hope) f in any pa Jar ine, records and two|the joy-fest Grand Concert tomorrow night, Eilers Recital Hall, at 8 p. m. No charge for ad- mission. See this machine in action. Third and University ‘SENATE DEFEATS SEN. WORKS’ SIX YEAR TERM BILL WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.—Pro- posal by Senator John D. Works of Cailfornia that the term of the pres ident of the United States should be ne of six yoars was defeat aterday in the senate. The voie | was taken after a long discussion which many of the mem! part. Several amendr Works resolution were first discuss ed and defeated, then the Works measure was voted down, 10 to 68 MILLENNIUM MUST BE PRETTY NEAR) 1p hm Li a jw VIM, (Yt oh. SALEM, Or., Jan. 31 The gen-| tle pastime of lobbying will become | a lost art if a bill troduced in the house by gontative Schuebel Th erson | who re to} obt must his name ar ad | usiness wi o secretary of #tate, and all bbying must be done} A heavy nalty is provided for violation of this proposed law AUSTRIAN TROOPS Jan, 31.—More bean raised th public an $2 y ae the result of demoralization of business due to the Balkan war, as “Slide, Kelly— well as the cost of keeping 7,000 |] men under arms, is eatimat d as “slide one dime, ten cents, over the plate—the Prench bevel plate—and already exceeding $100,000,000 unhook the password to a better smoke than you ever did imagine a smoke could be. A good many people have been handing themselves a lemon in the tobacco line. If your own continuous-performance, tongue-blistering experience hasn't made you pipe-sore, then you've got more patience than most people have, Why, man, think what it means to suffer the tortures of the lost, just because you like that sweet old jimmy pipe of yours. Get wise to the best bet ever in jimmy pipe tobacco. It’s PRINCE ALBERT the national joy smoke Smoke it all day—go to it as hard as you lik than before you started—because it can't bi patented process. Prince Albert m cool smoke and on cigarette joy. fad nd rad halls A GENTLE REBUKE ou’ll feel better when you get through your tongue. The bite’s cut out by a Sey, it red bag, tidy 10 cent red tin pound humidore— everywhere. es a cigarette that’s a wonder. Just roll one, age and get that ance and flavor into your mouth. you'll tike a new lease © “And how did you guess that I the system without griping or naueea, Directions for children of, all ages, also for grown-ups, plalniy printed on the package By means, get the genuine Ask your drugeist for the full and @ixir of the name “Syrup of Pies California “Because | wished I was dead, and they are.” Senna” prepared by Fig Syrup Co, Accept nothing else. | R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO., Winston-Salem, N. C, irl, Mr, Catehings?” ng to you throwing am an athiet From lst the hammer.” \ °