The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 5, 1913, Page 4

4 THE SEATTLE STAR ° » ; I i nm OF THE WPS NORTHWEST LEAGUE OF Newsrart | he Ed itor Cs) M Al ] full lelwed wire « service of the = ; Saaget Sunday papers was an editorial an-|tively be r uted by er. | of ht chien tehad Dally WB ihe Star Cublishing Co. Phone: Hxchenge Me Even the Cow Knew. | nounggment fs us pro’ 4 in| : time the y ‘Nowe the » t ht cond th (3 C e “sts are boosting the bill at A Seattle girl boarding tn tho the state leginia for pensioning , ‘hat & mag, of course, certain interests ee ee ner country spoke to the farmer about! *Uperannuated sehool teachers, To) pr ond Ye Year Mympia, for tw missioner You see, th |tho wavage way in which the cow tg er yn i fe RAINE, OTS UR i per oaly that Xs a : ould te " dee Comm not “to elected by the peo regarded her. ust than such a measure. |they a napecting t me thi f nok wre extra y - wintien! + “Well,” wald the farmer, “it must| It is a well-gown fact that teach-|*t*Unch supporter of the H oned a ple, but are to be ay by Orie. eupea oe Excuse ME, MADAM, » pee be on account of that red waist) ers receive from one-fourth to one |——~, the state senator PN od (oreo db ay pr *. wouldn't ; eA Ls you're wearing.” third more than the average work-|#entative who ree ym mende hetr ) ba “BUT YOU'CAN ‘serre Ber - Dear me,” said tho girl; “of|ingman who {s raising a large fam-|@PP ‘ ‘ misuio A READER WAGER. IgdUST NOW course, T know it’s awfully out of| tly. Mother# must work for less} Why not limit the price of any) y pig pe 4 pee MY FRIEND OVER THERE 4 fashion, but { had no idea @ coun-| than $256 4 month and prov for | piece ¢ | to c in 5 1 ‘ No oe try cow would notice it!” their little ones, while If they could |@#e higher th ie valuat t 4S THaT You WEAR | |bo wure of warm cluthing, nouriah-|oWner has been giving to th PARIS, Fi With the N YOUR , ing food and sufficient fuel they | *essor for the past five years as its/in the Seine ong beg : A WATCH O One of the Family. | would do more toward rearing re.| “tue and sworn valuation? ; m Rous (oct aaa An undertakers’ lobby has jammed through the house at ald ; ore Valsetiont: P : 1 1 f } “You stipulated to be tre an| *Pectadle citizens | 708 EB. 69th er Olympia a bill to abolish the office of coroner, one of the family,” remarked the! Hut after a frail woman has The bill is now in committee in the senate. It will be re head of the house. orked hard all day at labor tha a f me bres I did,” admitted the cook I have seen a teacher turn up her pean ut with ; s, and the senators will vote upon ' eman’s letter } ported out within a few days, and the sena will | “Then I say to you unofficially na|80Re at, eaten a meal of potatoes |. 4 ; iter of Jan I TH A NNUAL ba it. The bill will 1 become law sss Gov. Lister vetoes tt a member of the family that this; 4nd tea or coffee, she doesn't have { wonder if ¢ . dern Business The bill proposes to shoulder u prosecuting attorney the jturkey soup is bum, Remember, [)#trength -enough left to care) aver ze how disgusting bis | n at Reddings @ Guties of the coroner, in investigating deaths that under the }do not say this to you in your ca-| Whether the Turks rule America r was.to all thinking people Piret av. Wy furisdi te. and to give to the county commisstoners au pacity of cook not. And yet those very sa ia hie ‘cumin a oteea 16 4 ning. Fan thority © bodies to undertakers of their own selection Le = vey pec vo Fe wl to vote or any wa the laws | Will ste o'clock. for bu reasury ts tc pon for funds to pay More Natural. rn Fg wlio plan aaa inder w is forced to live ‘Da Fi 6 east of a I would like him to expla ai “Gain the Th sh Seattle's new public morgue, as well as the | Elsio—After I wash my face I| 1 am not one of those people who |; at & woman who {se not te y in Wi y * Z look in the mirror to see if it's|#O around interviewing the f t of Coroner J. Tate Mason | vote ¢ 1 who dod The revo has been gained only through a determined fight clean, Don't you? about things that.are none of thetr| | te teint + my | Comes to Those Whe Use Samay against the old em, And now, if 5 passes this Bobby; Don't have to. I look at| business, but my ure ter ble to cast n-| Bartell Drug Co, * ‘ t wore « the towel,—Boston Transeript 11 have fi Dill, the ok 2 WwW © with us in a far wor r y ‘ as u " The measure may be a good one for some of the smaller counties, | who richly deserve non sense ought to 1 that where the prosecut attorney has few cases to occupy his time, It | Ross, my wife thinks I'm on-| teachers are afraid of 5 n should have the ballot, if for * . might be amended to apply itself only to counties of a certain classifl titled to a raine them save, as others are > other Yeason than that she is a . ° cation if | know as little about your|hoW much better are they than loak’ Wala . But to abolish the office of coroner county, with its | office work as your wife does, I|seru! an, whom we would never A LOVER OF JUSTICE 300,000 population, r d move County Medical might think #0, too. think of doing without? M.G oye at t society and other ¢ ions have gone et it. It ; i Editor The r: In your fesue r fs a bad bill, and in its present form sho Many Happy Returns Editor The Star: The m 9 you published a letter 1 bond plan for developing tur-|from @ man who signs himself} tit nd eymmet Gueet—Delightful party you are/al lands now before the leglslatur L Husband He say cure. |having tonight, old fellow can be made an n we criticise corporations and] _,4” increases in weiss there is who has seen the light s type that we think you ested in him. He is WESLEY D. HOWA pellate division New York's supt group of law students a few days ago, intes, and, in many inst ens of | The largest fe abject poverty of all ages exist in this country; colossal re powerful and wealthy than ancte porations were; gigantic combinati of one individual, with more men and mon hhad at the battle of Marathon. And child canneries ilies are huddled in dark bas go uncul our laws t “Brandt en 1 the cost of living b mes © obscure va not guilty at ail of th he was accused by the m naire. entenced to stat ort : pee a ‘ 30 years—practically for life; Rob! he millionaire . OR vd sy er nk money ts Nix in Wrecker of banks, houses and homes, goes t for o i vor n anret a who pyramided bank j with « s, kets out Jim To go. me on the car itontut Decause he is 5 wh nvict in th xt cell who s who is fe " handing @ nieke he Cor perhaps, rema there . 8 ws till cr 1 ss ee The people are becoming impatient w ose k 1 you and they are dema when he ce to consider a remedy of judges or ¢ 2 1 though he doesn't explain how. All he can thin brother judges to “unbend from their conservat born against innovatic to sho w'a bold purpose justice”; in short, to “work out the reform themse says he: “Something will h act; if they do not re tion and create new courts to do row do stimmary justice rts close to the common poc Out technicalities, sophistry and delay; and where prevails.” Why isn’t that the best remedy of ali? sions—"“that,” b t to the recall, they will re It is quite fitt on the recall of judges at the crack of the Taylor ma introduce that Washington Bar Associa ode bil that all laws shall be sored by a co: e of ba yers, to be paid for life Friends of Federal Judge Howard are bragging about his os oops say eile nel ie ice and telli it the hard work he's 4 ey can be com-|hs all move to ‘on account of forted with the nat he won he le ; This is by all odds the most astounding piano sale that has ever been witnessed in Seattle. The New Hampshire sows are of 12 and 13 years to deases'thak th: ek oie wine trea first announcement and expianation for this extraordinary sacrifice of high-grade guaranteed Der Saag pee oremetp ad align erage let 4 lage ae » landlord in « pianos was made on Friday evening last. Ane tee to holler ae antane ae ie - Rew Every day since, from the opening of the doors until the closing hour last night, the Pacific Mills Corporation of Lawrence, Mass.. is going to carve up| . ‘ t the fodde a orn” National Piano Manufacturers’ salesrooms were packed with buyers. The same thing is start Rolie ner con 1, You see why it couldn't accede t Owing to « busi PR Re it ing out this morning, and up to the hour of going to press strikers’ demands, don't you? diglae thes alge oy fe That London rioting has proved beyond ail question or doubt that) \e" semen! of 0 © Pie ame ° carne 54 Pianos Have Been Sold to Seattle Homes woman, throwing in crowds, can hit a window Kas A ; a eae nye Bae vecied ; ; an prpsped toasty sorhon among Wachlogien eefironsiose Serie on Brand New Mahogany ten-year guaranteed | Brand New Walnut ten-year guaranteed pianos, ¢ prop uty co ington ele RG i teen és ~ ; : dhe inauguration celebrations 1s | . ns so fo her], Here the man with a “leftover” | has f"tq tink ‘wil « ee AR ea eevee baer . - . $138.00 | now ... iden Pe . $169.00 Dee women will f ahe surely will fight | ss rr Brand New Walnut ten-year guaranteed pianos, | Brand New Oak ten- -year guaranteed pianos, A membership in New York Stock Exchange has sold for the low-|) igh 1 wie Cait siesta y Mt Formula Labora aed rooted pricebed $138.00 | BOW ...... se ete cmeecss ten est amount in five years. The fishing for suckers isn't so good as it was || That when my sorrows! would ME NERMELS and New Oak ten- -year eee” pianos, | Circassian Walnut '88-Note Player Pianos, re a nee in those home| drown, | } OO Soc: So ka Sh ae a - $138.00 | duced ......... ..... ee lainly Governor Lister hasn't any more confide orable university ree That fine, imposing 20-stury court house buildin well for campaign purposes, to bunco the voters, ha out to three stories VALUES TIP OF NOSE AT $5,000 By | Pre CLEVELANI VERDIC thousand dollars awarded Miss breach of prom Frank Randolph, who ¢ . elf as G Miss Hassler sued for In order to advertise and intro B d N re} k + H + Diadovitia. net Hperense Bra F | bie “thats: cue eave cae ran ew ak ten-year guaranteed pianos, | Choice Mahoganies and Empire styles, regulat faye he Yel in an vacovaton | PARTING ARRIVES | STORIES | tor tres ome stvtr moss toe now cece secs $164.06 | $650 and $700, now. ne $2800 ee ea eee ee sles: ua Vek Goal of the Day tional Institute of Music of New| Brand New seanee ten-year guaranteed | Real English Oaks, Empire styles; middleman ose, he says ago, Milwankee & St.| mRgepr ys York wea free our readers pianos, now .... Shee Ke nie brace . .$178.00 | price $500, now ......... 0 0.00.04 -$27600 is here today with his ¢ Had One. a complete course of instruction o take ch tude, and nervous depression will trouble | less after you take at times—whenever th il you have owed for more than | 6Y B cle vel 8 Cleveland Plain| Write today for the free booklet, “o which explains everythi It will . ~ - con vine you and cor you nothing “a2: in te poaholly a efal th bn ip, from fo International Tnetitt vot Muse UNTIL 9 P. M., UNTIL AT LEAST 200 OF THESE PIANOS ARE SOLD. | Sold evorywher® In boxes 10¢., 25¢. tiles | Yor i. y mere de “\a ee io, ~ viel and trusts, under the command ppen. Unless the judges act pitate anar at this allwtar aggregation this lll. to do @ b Peary, pitche | ve Aly Langtry, tb Heard at a Reception | Bul Taft % eae aa the people will] King o° Denmark, 3b. anne What! you, Mt olnes 1 viee the constitu astro, & never expected to sce you here it eourts tol ere oe heard that you had met with an ac justice—-courts tO) Syivia Pankhurst, If. ryahel ple; courts With] Ole Jedge Hanford, cf. jeident. substantial T. KR, rt | He-—-O ne that was = my The idea of abolishing nicknames |. -” ston Tr ng that Representative Wray of Seattle, who switched! tiny William Burke el rah eft le |And of the me quaff | Music Brand New Mahogany — ten- -year " guaranteed Latest 88-Note Oak Player Pianos reduced ... sai down! ae $297.00 BREACH. OF-PROMISE. | eine ah vie ee Taught Free Brand New Oak ten-year ae pianos, Hand. Carved Fine Art Pianos, regular $600.00, INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 5.—Fifty] _ » sult against Carl a no mako?! You may not know one note from at the present e with delayed December shipments, all piling in together with the January i can #00 n to play. If you are The unnatural suffe ering of so many women at times The Great Toruble. x aavat rw er you will reosiy | a | ean be relieved by a little care and proper help. eS} Saree eee Shs. yOUns | shed ction. ~~ By Bscgham’s Pille cive’ , : an, “is to get married and have a| The ns are sent weokly im’s Pills give just the assistance needed. They f They are so simple and y that) hain DE A ate ow iat re | act gently but urely; they correct faulte ¢ wiser a he ro re mmer ed to 4 ‘= ha pares e Se) ‘i so certainly that you will find better conditions prevail t way, @ ; nes it's Uke | English. Photographs and draw # free tuition offer you Ff | lopay rece which unt (averaging 14 cents a | kX ved > ; Anti-| week), to cover postage and ee £2 ee "ape oe ‘ ‘ , ecessary sheer usic thi renowned and effective remedy. Beecham’s fe k I h , oh ke ah has ungdid) creibok this won Pills will help your digestion, regulate your bowels, , him to recelve him derful offer, Tell your friends stimulate your liver. Headaches, backaches, lassi- he a THE STAR EE oe Hoat—Yes, I'm giving it to my] constructive log loyers too much wife, It is the twelfth anniversary |tic steal, as its framers may de| He says that he has been here . : § jof her thirtieth birthday.—HMarper #|sire or unwittingly permit three years, and at the end of two Still so rare Bazar | _ If the state endeavors to buy land will be inter RD of the ap Addres wre you t more years he hopes to have saved —<— = _ ae ee Ste == JOSH WISE SAYS: TODAY'S ESSAY Most Gigantic Sacrifice of High-Grade Pianc Player Pianos and Grand Pianos Now at 823 , Money. ances, the most Money is largely a creature of the - agination. Some of ua have “Th' Beeleys port fire engine house ie th’ kind ble hunk of it at times, but a hing about this staple com nt kingd ms] | y ie this e e | of fire engine worry terribly till we get it of lock on th’ door! get rid of it { + are toning and th’ key down We * 1 do anything for mone ea at th’ other end and money will do anything for us of the village in| An ensay on money should be writ a real estate of- [ten whilst the author is in a gentle fice. mood. Then the polut that money doesp't to much ments, farr appalling. And © crime of which eally am croms t you will for your shave in |a season that ever lived. 1 by the same toker hy not you've got on absurd. Just fa tng “em } Prdsb-biles; Chilblains ” Mr. J whip, ab ames Jeff ¥ h Mr. Thomas Law aeacets : Pretty formal, huh? and All Sore Feet. 1¥ appo! ick C A Spokane judge says that | Quick Cure fe should ON ME cus cas ne) be avekecee $147.00 | ...... > Brand New Walnut ten-year guaranteed pianos, goat Pianos, miniature style, regular yo are NY RR AR te ER. $146. 00 G, that served so a8 now flattened ee et your training T 1S $350,000 |*e,s.tedy's maid, Hortenser™ | ps : Aaa ire ee arene ie .. $146.00 | now ... cee eee ees $287.00 | cweet i ome Instruction Brand New Mahogany. ‘ten- -year _tuaranteed Genuine Colonials, regular $475.00 and er * Special Offer to Our Read- Pianos, now .......... ....... Seen i Mss cives ce Pca iip pareenais ea Te pal resi tn Brand New Walnut ten-year guaranteed pianos, | Massive Mahoganies, regular ‘$525. 00, now | oh be. so Nalice big Me FW wee yr cis ek WMD | os vaceskus te yacse cs ec damages today is! trude Hassler in a Best Short neue of the Fuel Nom Denby. sald the tonher.|tor either Plane, ‘Orgas, |Viotta) Any Monthly Payments You Desire Can Be Arranged sugh the moun-|gives you a rabbit, how many wiil|M@dolin, Guitar, Banjo, Cello, i tn Ades Brass Instruments ¢ nt Sing We have already told you all about the cause for this extraordinary sacrifice of America’s Soa peg ELI: as cia (ica thal ee co aahabelgd Ahead ag: best pianos. No time or space now to repeat the story. It was largely the railroad people's ||answer? How many does one and| your friends nfter you learn to play fault—not ours. We are not going out of business—it is simply a case of being overw! y own at home simple and thorough method, you ofthe system | oa. What js your business, profed | about It—ehow this article to them 4 politely Tha International Institute has NA i 4 ™ - I am a ctor antiquities.’ |#ucéessfully taught others afd can| you less and o f tmagined. And how can 1|#acceasfully teach you, even if you ‘ ere is need— pie now absolutely nothing whatever 823 THIRD AV., NEAR MARION—WHERE T HE BIG SIGNS ARE ALL OVER THE wit Cae Mick ts i DOWS AND DOORS ne Bloc low the Orpheum Theatre and O; te the Central Buildi SELLING WILL BEGIN EVERY MORNING AT 9 BLOCK ‘AND CONTINUE. ALL DAY} it music. The” lessons make! rything clear By paying a deposit on this little | a