The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 20, 1913, Page 4

4 Asaveintions Bat ae Wash, poatottice aa socond-claaw Fi Who Got the Hook? . Teli s Zk up to slx mony siz mos. $1.90; yea Be from © attended the} Pabiinned Haiig by The Star Publishing Co, Phooe: Exchange Mate sped on orl Nothing is too difficulty it is only we who are too | {°\e""! Pehle indolent.—B. R. Haydon. John Po red the cemen cepa arias | Mr smith the axe, M lorrow 1° the — lett t Rober 6 THE PEOPLE ARE AT LAST BECOMING INTER- ] {)")."°) R gigi pe ay ESTED IN THE PEOPL Burlington Cor a Republicar BUSINESS Here A senter fre Att yG JOSH WISE $ , Ries aon SAYS: farewell me eT g up tl “Jedge Mold: and telephone monopoly, which has a lot board had tke h Claybank before within it: him on th’ charge “No ¢ ehensive investigation into the of intoxication an Management and to told him to re @ware, ever had by ve ntal a In the United-States, he mea mumber of successi 1 shelifieh’ three devices which w uke every subseri his own “hello”] ot ae ss | Threats to strike have been made girk We ! fact, inasm we have been content to let th i , nt of this now en in I and 1 snd surrot ed. the time, by a sea of trou indispensable convenience follow the lines Of private cupid ity, with only in 1 ulation, to keep with us. And now the ommer « nission is to take it up—| Signa of Spring Wo hope as it took nd forced the pare at} Mr Wm. Wort m.—Diektown ¢ traveling by shanks en; t t « ‘ ‘ and in thre« four years earn enough » pay the cost of 4 Aft a t that the business over, after which the rates 1 Jown—a long way | New_York i down. knows, Years ago he tried to get About what should be done by the Of their government yet. Only the States sena of Mass hitching learn new ¢ % Hitet ached the ct! Ame n ‘ @gain, you recollect bh iftly Taft ton f 40 feot if There is a formula of long standing in standpat es: When! in me “ e and tw Pressed to do something that might disturb the intere ar for time at tl by calling for an investigation. Probably Brother W n reasons that, by letting himseif out of further responsibility t gh an appeal Killed Competition. for someone else to investigate the telephone situation, he postpones A Pullman porter killed a the day of reckoning it Oklahoma last week It may be so. 8 post is teaching m the government cann not for long. The swift success of the parce! of Americans to doubt the sted to handle a public business efficiently e theory is that the porter resented the competition Not 80 With Woman. A Swit ° . ‘ « t t € are i an, ar IOV ised ! 1 it t ! sometimes oftener.—Oskaloosa e ] in r ! to go to to register ar affil T Avera i mot affi ar t Rimself known as a mer r a i If the lsory fe aa Senate com: 8 1 na " ain re Irony of Fate Vert to the 1 few ) s , tor r x aut le varnish fror sentative who with himse In b cots BH as prope the senate, the > Py 8 Would be to o the primary b ‘ot “More men are killed by over. peter could v for. w abs eating than by wu ating.” ee and per for-| says an eastern scientist. Yes, : But| but it’s a much slower death ig any a n and more pleasant sep, the worm may turn | e GO EASY, MEMSERS OF THE LEGISLATURE. lil RK . he _ anon r air t Now w y 1 A GOOD LOSER | ' Phil Ish a pleasantest g in the 1 s ft President Taft ta| ve ~ n its t ie that Montreal has put the ban on tights. Won't let 'em be shown bare, |" @ither. rts for all actors and actr from the chorus up to Julia H There are plenty of fish in the sea, but that inborn desire to “take |, men @ chance that makes smu %, contin send Seattle ganglers|~ foto Canadi an wat r e of gunboats. “Children never lie maliciously; they merely romance,” says|’ Bleanor Gates, playwright. And some of us never grow very ¢ ° & a Good morning! Got your house insured? In the Nuttery - Visitor—What's wrong with And—do you belong to the arson trust? with the man in that cell? pi Att t—He's a doughnut “You an that is his hallu Our idea of nothing at all—being a president of Mexico cination | No; he really is. He went | crazy on the subject of money.” | His Estimation Father—Befe arrlage with 1 should like to know wha worth ing Man—Well, | get $10 a wom but | am worth fifty, ON BOYS’ Suits and Overcoats - $4.00, 4 off... .$3.00 og. $5.00, 14 off... .$3.75 . $7.50, 4 o . $5.6 Reg. $8.50, i off... .$6.40 \ VA Misdirectus® energy— Working as a saborer for the steel trust ighter work after it is a week old. THAT'S THE POINT Reg. $9.00, 14 off... .$6.75 Reg. $10.00, '4 off. . . $7.50 Reg. $12.50, 14 off. . .$9.40 One-Third Off on Broken Lines of Suits for Men and Young Men. . uy REDELSHEIMER & CO. FIRST AND COLUMBIA Strongest Overcoat House in the State “How 1s 1t that Clara has so much pin money?” She married a pinhead,” peat, ‘She sells times. tke says} | it wuz th’ hardes' | sentence he ever Trying to make a pecket cigar-\ Ow THE STAR—THURSDAY, FEBRUARY THE SEATTLE STAR —LAUGH AND GROW FAT— ih MeliaMelaleieleMMelel Releitatel Suppose Vou Try * * }* Someone has a & stato the * “straphanger *& “etraphangers” or & hanger We have to con * fess the question has us all * hung up, * . ERE ey Don’t Fret i sheen Pimples |No More Humiliation; the Wonder | ful Stuart's Calcium Wafers “Get Right After” those Pimples, Boils and Skin Eruptions ‘Albany Cut-Rate Dentists WE STAND BACK OF OUR WORK FOR 15 YOARS, GUARANTER SIGNED BY Us EASY PAYMENTS Pautiewe Prices Rate Prices, Solid Gold Fillings. $l Up | time. Silver Fillings. ...50c Up) ‘"?.)" WASY PAYMENTS ALBANY OUT RATE DENTISTS, Serond Floor Peopte’s Bank Butl@ing |)\i((on, Segond and Pike, Take Rievator or W our re! WILL YOU, QUR WORK HASH Yoru Up. ° WHAT YOU MUST VOTE ON AT CITY ELECTION MARCH 4TH This is the gighth of a series of artic! Charter Amendment No, 9 intends to vest in the | Secon done by day labo such work to bids. Charter Amendment No, 9 would ¢ , the contract or day-labor system va Say, JACK OF BOX SEATS Boiled Beef Beats Beefsteak! Today's Word From Ten Thousand Doliar Chef BY MONSIEUR CHARLES | LED y The $10,000 Chef. you fond of bolled beef nly ar a grimace re # 1 can it iw a matt f economy. terly fc THE CHEAPE @ small pe CHAS. Lows RUQUE. fun hour before fr sh of sour k ’ eee ee ee you arise in the coid And your throat i our brow is drawn about all this bunk gh for a good peli eae ep sik la the peer simple gink, can powsibly think That there's any excuse for a » Th hi es What adv a en F own land he cannot bill-bo: may say values the 1 depreciate but would the fac of disgusting cee eee eee eee ee ee ee TERRE eee if ice cream is taboo, If picture shows are banned; | If vaudeville must skidoo Must phonographs be canned? ion't use the land, we use| partic jwhat it pr N Mr. Editor, I say go one Comparative D A great many well meanin Best Short STORIES of the Day seavomone Time He Wanted to Know High Clnes Albany Cut in a downtown » went into oné of © tn-and| many tairs is it to the lagen about our Alve: Neuro nature bottgn ? ed and I can’t get in it » would push the would respond | rriat him by an operator Dance at Dreamland tonight, s explaining the ns fo come up for the peor vote, March 4 CHARTER AMENDME NT NO 9 5 well as by cx s the authority to o any J sblic im it ash for bids from contractors for cari a) uch work ome cases it ha ee mntended tha city engineer, or superintendent of the | vartment, © y -offiek not employ the day-labor system the of the w the employ. ment of the workers by city officials, for such ir ents The t Id, of course, do away with submitting c ity in ne work t ¢ bids of privaiy contractors, and it has been argued that the city is at esent LAPERRUQUE | only knew! The smile ways I TAKED cuTs served to your family of my most de off be set and a rt ar: Wht A ate ther. Le man own r € But t nto consider f land a f he » ed $3 000 to clear of never gi ff a th ‘ ce on the . th nd hb man 4 limited @ and W has to get of it. Why sb 1 we : > on the ga H p f elf e fake show ab , " r sioner thas e buy ita ered you Here A MOVING PICTURE HAS A SLOGAN. hat you want a s Wawa? Ske billboard town was only worth $10 anja habit of 4 of $100 per acre make fferent in the amount ¢ would grow on the For ins on the screen ters or] Booze n impoverish _——_— igestibility | of Food Made with different Baking Powders From a Series of Elaborate Chemical Tests: An equal quantity of bread (biscuit) was made with each of three different kinds of baking powder—cream of tartar, phosphate, and alum—and submitted separately to the action of the digestive fluid, each for the same length of time. The relative percentage of the food digested is shown as follows: Bread made with Royal Cream of Tartar Powder: 100 Per Cent. Digested Bread made with phosphate powder: 68%4 Per Cent. Digested Bread made with alum powder: 6734 Per Cent. Digested These tests, which are absolutely reliable and unprej- udiced, make plain a fact of great importance to everyone! Food raised with Royal, a cream of tartar Baking Powder, is shown to be entirely digestible, while the alum and phosphate powders are found to largely retard the digese tion of the food made from them, : Undigested food is not only wasted food, but it is the source of véry many bodily*ailments, * arter amendrr nents ang righ have public: jm, doubt ha 1 wheter the sbor system ) submit alj nit the city te t either meth least see lators will soon § I think that this case coulé 1 on farms Instead of walking |covered by the Seattle yout the streets hunting jobs Censorship, which I believe D. A. D. n ex e r continued a already 5, reminds kum? Seattle JOHN W. Rua s the guy that put the imp