The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 7, 1913, Page 4

THE SCRIPPS NOW THWEST EMAGUE OF N having fall leased w nen ofr ‘| LAUGH AND G! HARDLY Mall, out x nix 4 “Thia Hat in gimply a vision; mad ised Datly by Phe Star Publishing Oo, Pho an I prefer one which won't fad that quickly FRANK, AT LEAST In. Washi na r Western stat V en My dear, my salary has beon \ rn sc s are fre ralse Ore coming u a i i . 3 4 Now | can start tn being iving more 4 more recognition The f hise has] extravagunt Detrolt Free Press c. accorded t! " Ate Srene: OFart ‘ iT 18 EVER THUS But what a t r cor vea of the Ea wes Me PVhat's the ma V utter with th il é " . ae ; tat ke Ne begins to te fi ; ih who make t aws of at th w gine to bar, fork? y to see Ww ‘ t t . g sullrage ou 4 that an pandemoniun A militant suffraget is an impossibility in the states ) of the West and Northwest, because woman's demand for a square deal is meeting deserved recognition. But, in the legislature of New York state there has just been q introduced a bill to take from a wife her dower Tights in real estate which her husband may own life, but not at his death. away during their married | JOSH WISE SAYS “Th’ more 1 read about Mexk cans, th’ more | admire Cane dians.” Under the present law, a and must get his wi snt to Bel! enct al esta wh he owns The law es { Sh Wife and < nf « bankrupted by a speculative or i tute husband proposed, an aithfal or ur ing husband ¢ f real pr own fing his lifet b and 4 a & = co ange ; mics Con] “Every woman," says Col. Lil aoe tow cha th Aw Rives ber] Rugeell, “could and should be beau B® rightful protec the lawmakers of the #tate | tifyl from the cradie to the grave.” Mew York, iss fe advanced civilization shown!" rue sional. Bho ie the aisier states in the West, j oe t got" ba * rising of women 60 HIS LONG-DISTANCE HOODOO y that wh regs” The house painter had slip i t sense in th € ature ng, even if there a oul HOW POWERFUL! Behold the spectacle at Olympia! Humane and progressive measures, halted by packed com-| } gnittees, blocked by the all-powerful rules committee, checked om the arbitrary tactics of Speaker Taylor, must fight their | Way inch by inch before they get a hearing in open session | But House Bill 581, the last to be t Grafted and designed according to the plans and specifications | @f the street railway monopoly, comes through without al Witch, as though sliding down a greased pole, and lands at a @onvenient place on the house calendar. ‘This is the measure aimed at the nickel fare within City limits. It provides that transfers must be furnished “upon just and reasonable term: ‘ “Just and reasonable terms |e: SURE! LEAVE IT TO THE COMPANY AND THE ) PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION! } And this is the bill which is being speeded through by | among introduced, the house machine. = a > os ker Taylor showed another sampe! of that “reasonable pro he peddled the first day of the o © defat th people's masur for » house amndments ve" stuff w . the reactionar const}tutional And remember these names, too: Foster, Freeman, Gra Wisedy, Mess, Tonkiv, Wray. They're against you, the 95 per cent of the 2. | Logged-off Lands é — | Editor The Star: No doubt Seattie girl and dl got marriod just for fun, and the next Gay Hausman cere ” oer upon an annul ke videatly upon waelves.| that his plan will benefit cb | tng +] f but my « se in front of his shop si says Seattle restaurant | mation pells i csaing, of r ©, and not the under-|capital G Vhat th hin b ar ~ se = - = ' fr ‘ FROM DIANA’S DIARY j holdings ne “Biss Dilipickies Educates a Pgrrot to Assist Her in Coaxing a Proposal! we Sy From Leslie Lawncadtie, an Obtuse Young Man, Who Bre 7 | - is Her Heart's Choice. B 4 pec s i cessful re * ust have By FRED SCHAEFER. wink co dif w tude an e r t b FiPst T must a mon carding the sig x minated a ¢ 1 era D c ft Third ads a ry t t 1 \ False Husbands ! nN a hue A He never take slwa woma if ir home and i a Leslie Gazed at the Parrot Wit h More Than Ordinary Atter : Bh ines sue oo Vv. nodded his head and bade an an get a div and leave laid for Le has| almost tender f ur children fatt A good I ¢ 1 plan w { be to arrest all married ft od a men who go with other women parrot go ze in my’ Use their fines for their families a, what it to support a home f lected pred him to mul mine!” I sang.| mothers and « reat Ps Lesile did not scream as the maelf for a wives who neglect thelr husba hosed wpon him and children th ew breaks down his 1) | A WIFE, stoieal. In fact b er what ; only gue fropped to my feet. M } lropped, too. Bpbinking of b« t I EMlocted bitter Tht I y's round one” aw the parr mes ee ne Meg, 1 blushed becoming! | Leslie let it si n, and he 4 blankly, “And who is J anawer to im » like that wus Good old Poll ed at him the tried again. It last tramp in ite ‘j h wants yo’, lo! "gy Lesile wazed at the parrot than ordinary attention Nd my breath. After reflecting a ma Honey, yea ° with while Leslie ped from the roof and broken his leg. “Just a bit careless, your” they said to him hospital. “Careless, notin’!” he snort ed. “it waa comin’ to me, ail right; I've been walkin’ under ladders mighty near every day for 24 years.” of a porch were at the But His Favorite Author Was Sir Walter Dickens After hunting Tr ad reptiles Willia will view the land 1 by Alex be the axe f ina © of “Ro in ¢ wk (N.Y ll Traveler Will there be time to get a drink, guard? Guard—Yes, sir; plenty o° time, sir Traveler — What guarantee have | that the train won't go without me? Guard (generously) — Well, sir, Ul go an’ have one with you. “All the world’s a stage,” sald the ready-made philosopher “Ves.” replied Senator Sor. ghum, “and the glory seeker is likely to find himeelf taking his compensation in stage money il Makes Home Baking Hoey. Gives nicer, better food than baker's. There is no baking powder like it for hot biscuit, hot breads and cake. Made from Pure Grape Cream of Tartar, THE STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH 7, ROW 7 FAT—) 1913. TRUE MR MCtcT MR. Best Short STORIES of the Day Jim r atep down and let somt “A train on the Denver & Rio Grande railroad stopped for NATIT iI al HW OUR OWN CIVIL WAR Editor The Star: Much hor. Is being exp over can condition: how many realize a civil war is going on in our own country? Many lives have been lost in the war between the West V ginia miners and the mine own ers, and the condition of the miners’ families is terrible The Mexico are frightful to ntemplate, but remember own skirts are not clean A WORKING WOMAN, horrors of our Children on Streets. Editor The 8 Eve “ ride . down ae f 1 he most pitit apers for a as le t will a at ‘ompt y piri vat not offer! ventlonallfy nev un will nin neh of humah raw endeavor until she is able to I . EMERSON | im THE RISING YOUNG AUTHOR OF “THE BUTTERFLY'S YOU TO SMUT T WANT FIRST lee and water,” accord at an Ohio Burton, the through passengers were walk- the station lunch, ing to a story told by Senator “and in a few banquet, minutes ing up and down platform to take out the kinks. “One of the passengers, an elderly tourist, stood breathing the rarified atmosphere and de lightedly gazing at capped mountains. “‘“tan't this Invigorating? he the snow remarked to a man standing near. ‘No, sir’ replied the man, who happened to be a native filled with civic pride, ‘this is Grand Junction.’ — Philadel- phia Telegraph full breath and say jod an sit 11 can and by the 1 of w wo bones and mus \e H. U. A “Rates That Are tale SAFES Vive: Proot Furniture Wood Beet Fixtures Wood Best Marble PURCELL SAFE CO, Kxclusive Agent for the GENUINE UALLS BAB ¢ Main 667 Senttte ' 808 Ord Ave. Phone Main 963. : fyres Transfer Co. Office 114 Jackson St EVERHUT-SRATTLE ERURBAN RAILWAY ‘ ‘ 1 « ¥ ' 4 2 and + mt H 5 > m ’ t both on 6:00 pom PA (WEST TRACTION CO ¥ WASH I. HPA ts NE 2ELECTR' % C S4HN bWS AAR Meets ah t4 an cE exhminart Ld DENT ISTS 22k Gold browns. $3.50.40 Bridgework | $3,590 te 53.00 Full Set of Tepth Porcelain Orowns ('-'\!) Gold Fillings Silver Fillings “TERMS: TO'SUIT THE BERT DENTISTRY THAT YoU. CAN OBTAIN IN THE®CITY ANDeAT THE CHEAMES TPOSSiaLe PRICES WE DO EXACTLY. AS WE ADVERTISE. ALL WORK GUARANTEED 16 YEARS Laboring People’s Dentists ELECTRO DENTAL PARLORS Cor FIRST AVE. and PIRE'ST. Opposite Public Market don't you marry? ‘ound, sir | Employer—There are lots of | girls | Clerk—-Ohp I’ve got the girl | I'm looking around for a better | job. | | You Need Dental. Work—| You save # -Simpe 7) Employer Clerk & Weil, I'm looking I Need the Money ’ I Am Now Giving My Persohal Attention to My Dental Prac- tice at 713 First Avenue dollar, 1 mal Jental work (suse we aster Mil inery may be found on the they oor opular prices. “The Economy Store,” & Business Building Bargains for Saturday. nomy Basem ‘ n now and > rolling or t fit of no e rgains, Our foot wea are did € I b th #ty salities and 108 Boys’ Heavy Calf Shoes $1.50 Any size, 9 to large This boy's shoe is a remarkable at this very low price, good for Saturday only r how big or how little “$1.50 FOR WOMEN'S FINE LACE AND BUTTON BOOTS. $1.95 1 line 4 not refer to a skin ] t but to a very arke as mt of fesirable ad bg i t i} kid, with that $2.50 to $3.00. A ‘ Young Ladies’ and Misses’ High Cut Button Boots 4 ‘ pring and ear Aturactive tyle are bound to please. small 6 to large 6 You can easily save 50¢ ona hese, at the follow ing lov $3.00, $1 75 2.50, $2.00 ' Women’s Kid Shoes Your choice button or lace, in splendid wearing Vict Kid or Calf Shoes; neat in ap pearance, perfect fitting and FREE—FREE With « 50c purchase tn the drug dey ent lay a manicure set, cot of 10 emery boards, a box of nail pol pumice 1 one flexible buffer This Whole outfit free with a 50e purchase in the drug sundries depart Saturday lL-inch Whisk Broom with two rows of stitching and wire 0 12-Inete WI Broom, fine stock, three row of stitehing, wire bound handle, plush cap, a 1 25e Pnlue Special 8c Chocolate Marsh. Special Mixed Candy; this con sists of many different*kinds of hard candie® ‘To close, We at, a pound Writing Paper, formerly a 26e value; many styles to choose from Your cholce Satur day (rear balcony) box 10s Manufacturers, Third Avenue South and Jackson St., fa) PANTON & Second Avenue, Paint This Spring a Is ri “ e ¢ cape? £ it hk n and be aint all , hed 4H The rava the ‘ on “a use and t t -_ NOW 18 THE TIME TO USE Rainier Liquid Paint | “IT'S WATERPROOF” tint alwa na nd trad your protection, Rainier t 1 an a 1 ‘ t : ute an ‘ IRONITE Pa A aint tor ry 5 r 1 jue SOLD BY THE BEST DEALERS EVERYWHERE we wilt, oe your dealer cannot 8 you let us know and ren Seattle. Open Satur day evening until 9 o'clock. between Spring and Seneca. Phone Main 6035 A Special Group of Ladies’ Spring Suits Priced $14.95 es a good variety of smart styles nem to appreciate them. It much sbout them in this im They an cor in style, and they all-wool materials mannish mixtures, nals, tweeds, etc. The tailoring is first- ents are equal in every way to regular —___ || are ma of much e gar Girls’ New Dresses 98c Splendid $1.25 and $1.48 Values. g chambrays, percales and linens in new erns i s. The styles and values we ever shown cores of patterns and dozens of styles. All to 14 years sizes from 2 Ladies’ White Lingerie Waists any other store in Se Yor » it to your more fitty 4 All sizes waists; to choose fr New Long Kimonos 98c Worth $1.49 and $1.75. Genuine crepe and challis kimonos in new patterns. These are equal to any here- tofore shown at $1.49 to $1.75. Severa d models in loose styles and semi-fitted mod. els. Ali sizes Warner’s Rust Proof Corsets The foundation of style, and never more so this season, with long, straight lines ag essen tial for the sett f Fashion's dra pertes. and jaded, A corset too high in the bus the waist or lack! ntr the hips, and the smartest gown droops limp and styleless. On the er hand, given foundation, pars A cre a perfect the every ation. Style No. 1, a model for the average figure, extra low bust and long skirt, four hose support ers attached. The atert al is cou til trimmed with band ot batiste edged with 1 .00 Price a Style No. 4 good corset for the medium figure, low bust and me. dium long skirt. Made of fancy figured batiste neatly trimmed with shadow lace and ribbon. This model is boned with soft, flexible boning. Four strong hose sup porters attached Price $2.03 Style No, 3 is another average fig. ure corset, medium bust and long skirt, six extra quality hose sup porters attached. The material is of good grade Coutil, with the skirt Our splendid Corset made double material from waist Department is on the line down, Extra hook below clasp. third floor take rhe top is trimmed with embrot either the front or dery and ribbon $9 0 rear -eleva and t Price 9 0 mothers 1 in Ask to gee our beautiful line-of spect the In Out new Redfern ¢ ts in the very fitting De} ent latest models “s while there Ladies’ Third Floor. Children’s Rompers. Third Eloor. And creepers, made of, ging * Drawers hams, chambr “" and “seer | 4, 9,2 ke in aan eolors, | Of fine, soft nainsook m ripes and @bec Combt- | med tn Val, lung and shadow nation colors, pink and white, | laces; also Swiss embroidery pe amg whe sa? gray ang Ledosigns and insertions and ®; Riso pla Dive ay f plain’ pink, neatly piped in | lUsters of pin tucks, Four white, Sizes 6 months to 6 | teen pretty styles to choose ears Price from, and the price for your choice {s only. * 48¢