The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 14, 1913, Page 4

THE STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1913. ee ya ° THE SEATTLE STAR MEMOPN OF THE SCHIPhs NORTHWEST LEAGUE OF NOwsrart baving full leased wire news service of ° Valted) _atered at a, Wash, F {tice aw wecond-clase mattor JOSH WISE SAYS: > o By ‘The Star Publishing Go. Phone: Exchange Mate 0400 ae ;TON PALEY We Should Try to Understand Before rere ‘wis =«*«éY DERITO BRA y T has th’ kind of lite } We Condemn These Women wilade doeter whe Berecel: wt d SELL this cur, And he trips us up t that the | F Aw ho runs about There must be a lot eath all this fv at the around In a mud Or give him awa And We at th ff } ft latt > Or something ad We step on the pup Buffragettes are making in Er You read of tl antics pare ered buggy) Or sor « If we don’t wateh out, lend 1 cate , lyse wan 6 lve Kkieked him out-—but he Just) And he's just no use, no use at all and wonder yut do you analyze under th won't atir I'd be pleased to death if the man|tWo bandits for whom « Most of these women who are now acting as many wom He's bound to sta | would call ward has been offered, She ounoes b a u he manages to 7 : : ed carly stages « e Frenc evolu The fool Hitle dumb thing. From the city pound and grab the}on the man, but ten in France acted in the ear ta f the French rev Gite evae tant babies See break her grasp. He {s no gind to } tion, were born in co wrtable homes and well bred Vhey So I've kept him ‘round, And—the the dog catcher, Fido| Ket out of her clutches he run | | . |Though I haven't found come ptraight to the sheriff and surren | like ot! n—modest, gentle, t eager to figure | cece OFler We SOSTNS,, GRBUG, NVC Sage heating Any use for him | We'll hide inatde srs. Incidentally, Calamity did not | sensationally in the limelight How wus It ts» that bac men! tie ha» lots of vim, | For a little while kot the reward Hearne k, ¢ eye . to lives after them,” Centur Ma] For he chews rf ty left the scene and sbortly aft } 1 ft mall portion re ip | Tilt he's ne on his way a half alty left the # You might expect a ill proportion of them rare iN-}oing publishes a portralt of Word Our ahoos } mie y a wor cistdaataliy. annie cated? tervals to become hysterical good women sometir do pas Wilson, “tr ee in And he brin n bones For you aren't much use or account, | robbers’ eache, She determines t < photogr in while he ears And het sin mud ita true, take the bags of dust as her “a ll believe that wh thousands of da " al y . But you may well believe that when thousand 1, dAY | sidewht s. It was taken, #ay®/ And he howls In tones | But 1 don't want the dog catcher | but on her way t after day, week after week, yea er year, defy the conven tn the single year tn whlch |-rHat freess you Ging you! tha, te ¢ hatt i noticed Tay © fact ve see Leper w | rd go « e yath like ' ons, bray socia ng law y yun « 4 _ = ¥ | tions and & m the war path Amazon H ! ‘ t ing be me accoul . for Probably it Was Not = | stolen. retour ostracism, brs g sneers and ins actually courtir arrest oldew x vO Gre Cur Wombat, what year did them and j , Ito know | “You ble, madam,” said the land Pyt r t } t i oO ne . tl BIG — 0 vada said the |a ythias run tented Ca } and jail, s t g y wrong I | ° physician, “seems to be due to an Le ¢ I think thes bead , at the G and seri | Appleton’s Bright Light j excess wd t ‘ od @ ticket about 1830 0) i Are we looking beneath the startling king | Robert E, Boyd we to Chicago |, ty we T roby 1 M ‘ And w wn against ‘em? Heinte « ed up f fn | : of the 1 | thts ning He has accepted a at uate wha seo, Wasn't it Castor|f acapo ¢ ; ly n with the Moser Paper com > paca § 1} If so, nk of this Jpany, which he fort represent | ee a caugt H i} . led for many years on the road. Ap w fo you sup that brute! A Yonkers, N. ¥., woman ie th A : i In England one person in five is compelled to exist |pleton will miss Bob, as bis \ 4 to 1 ire my fin-| trying to start a crusade to stop re then lent ; below the line of normal efficiency—compelled by poverty, [nations of good eb slong we | kiseing at parties. Of course a | Ps " , : ‘ . enues of social life was & panacea sé ob | lot of folk will laugh at her, but | '*!F if by the fact that a very few children of privilege, dukes [fren Son Appleton (Wis.) Alpe : wonder ual she’s right chet i. just’ the |¢ ! e portage and earls and lords, big land owners, have cornered the \P at . . the warmath these me, A party is no place at |' i and Li 's to arriage, TS ) . i Se ‘ | which to ki trl \ , f . c ata, 8 it wealth of the country. } ee |. an Cattaneo Rice her | ines A it met > are governir ad ks thie and t . The Chicago pol beginning | e 6s it Bike Loved oo are ti : gg or are |to doubt y of the San A } “Tor T At the Yesler Until Sunday i moving slowly “Too. slowly aroused conscience and awxkened|tonlo w ‘ays that while OUR PRECISE ARTIST} The Mak while their sisters who are rare being sacrificed ryiam and]? u oi Greed. | “ The prog ng ago tha ae t ne Class A Until Sunday nation to. theit { of the Da 6 International 8p! ‘ don't have to t We hope Gen. ( » de lal | Fe y ri rest . at} i Were no other 4 the Qn Salaxa, ‘ the Alps A Timely Bath : Of slavery ast { nin} H It tah te! | It wa » Weat End restaurant o- H England, we fight eution his name. Y {i where Sandy went for a drink, and rne Until Sunday | for justice wi " “ age Ee V/ he ord a whisky and » f en Strong Re ' Which shock us in t " ad B ame would be a good sort c \. a SUPER b uh charged him a c ‘ T t We may thank God that, with ali our wrongs and tyrannies, there) one f " t exercise I a“ f wt vil Is not yet and perhaps will never be here, the thick crust of dogged, | typew —— ' and fa b s only a a ; inherited, centuries-old tory prejudice through which social justice te ‘ f " 4 Until Sunday | i} Must somehow force Its way, at any hazard, at any cost. | W i the profe al he Li i I oune 4 the mr At the Dream Until | ? ee * t " tures | The Grit of wo} | fon't ' e4 a drink " it hate is and ‘ € tt a ¢ i A . . : . ne s It “ee j marrow s " : © stole her heart ft arn ut teow At the Circuit Until Sunday | " 1 tha right. 1 saw yer| ‘es i s t . af es . At the Alhambra Until Monday » 8h ‘ The fe than d a wi Now if a Man Only Were Drowsy! en ¢ find . id “ 1 tin. | | tor T q I a r t wo megatine te ( Until Sunday | Jattendant at chureb, and I have 4 © as y Ay, wo cangot I and I Deal ndeat 1 t ha ‘ a t ? t t . Vis rs y t 4 ne 1 al ws sid ob ‘ I Pi i wre b art | of . > r ei a but I ot At the Union Until Sunda hat $ bill to necept ! at ¢ ero W Hoboes Three 1} re er|t i t r pe arity a Upto-Da hinvar Annie iB t it ye 1 , 1 t te hent | aft ywley’s e Cinderella's is a the|don't kt ad of Ae long as | and we poer. A y of Kittens : leall it eas. hthere tt on will have w a Avemor H f which you gi 4 i E “ to to w because, to give to charity n I'm talking| ngs ga i | seeman tt han to pay living toa dinner depe: on m y| At the Clemmer Untit Sunday ; the rose, only as it opens to the sunshise. < wages. My t and holds a peech I'm talking to a ‘A Latter to Unele 2 ; sweetens its own atmosphere A Word on Charity aible with a ( bunch ¢ I've already had my|“French Artillery Maneuvers ~—-——— r The Sta lam a mother firm that will not pay him + be | dinner i The orn rp Now that it is over, why is a legislature? ¥ es jaund work at home cause, | b partment has ison,” “Minjudging nl soa Jand gors ' ¢ day—the hard-|never paid any more than he gots, |! At the Class A Until! Sunday Hubby, A Story of man M i WwW WORKS. 1 f the For ° ; The one way to stop it is to jail the auto speeders. j cle : piecaethtccind sli § a mornewhat rattled by their militancy, T. P. O'Connor, M. P., roars: | 4 hat is to be done with women Marr ‘em, old scout, marry ‘em'| ] roR a | a * Onty 15 states needed to ratify the constitutional amendment for 3 rect election f senators. Bet that Woodrow didn’t get in that nine hours sleep the first night, @nyhow “How can we prepare for the coming of the ships?” asks a Los Angeles editor Get a har insinuates that tin as j } the report of Jack wain would say Chicago Day Book Johnson's @eath 's greatly ov ated Huerta Barat, lseued the usual announcements of universa peace, | ft Is time for a oe Merry greeting to @ Maybelle Mortimer! aan She writes from Paris that said Tatf to Woodrow. “We will all be behind you y That’ ‘ : (Cousin Bill will be, all r at's where The three traitora to the progressive party will not be among those 4 Present at the . K —. ; i Waughop swears he has only a hazy recollection of stand To Sell Out This 4 | k TAMALE GROTTO = AR ; a | | e 4 Am | Going to Do It? Look at These Prices | v Dr. Nuernburg \ 15 10 I Formerly at 5517 22nd N W., has opened the Olympte View San | ? d : é th tarium at 14 and 16 West Harrison, and invites the public to ea } IT have just installed the new Oxyoline Machine at a great $2.25 I Rea Mixed 1.25 Carpente Steel | $1.00 Copper-plated Mor- | $1.75 Steel Peavies .....97¢ Tes Tor tie toentment of t t P $1.47 49c | tice Door Lo ve 37c | 10c 54 wire sfeel Cable, per ae ; 1a, ; | 75e Carpenter's Steel Nail | $1.00 Stillson’s Pipe Wrench | foot ..... aa Tian ee 4 ~emne B cht Constipation, Liver, Kidney i an acapiace | ; pes ie 9c | $4 hand-made steel Grains | h in all forma, and Bowel disorder, et. Bees Humituce ” Vacdhi, (A(EOSSUGICe BIGt Rent BauD eA umatpub hl) Btoek,| Blodkb <7. vein ae { Dryoline “tepatruent tmeaae better blood, better circulation, || ae | tovatar 69c | Dies, 14 to l-inch.....$3.47 | $17.00 hand made steel Dun- | better combustion of waste matter, better equilibrium of body || | Grad ; ) White I 89c Best Wire Nails, Ib,..3¢ | kee Block as. +4, $8.49 Dae re Laas oRtiGhG Gate. ohlasos oie E irade ry ¢ 1 Ax. .89¢ c Atkin’s two-man, £4oss- | $1.00 steel Pick and Mat- May DuliAbes and tees obande? ion bedy ‘eatrovers. ‘ pke 19¢ sit Brace , 19¢ | cut Sawa, ft +f FM33c | tock Handles ..........59¢ ti 7 Yankee \utomatic | 10¢ Nicholson Slim T aper | $1.25«Double Bit Washing- | $4.00 steel frame W heelbar WE LSE THE E f BEAN W D re 69c | Hil : 4c | Ax ea te hae Em ta POO ee $2.50 Stanley Jack Planes.. | f5c 8inch Mill Bastard long handle, round | 40c steel! Garden Rakes or ° ‘ are $1.59 | Files ..... Fy OR tes 8c | pointed ste POOR ote | TOME wivaneb os ceilesvaek 17¢ 4 | For Rheumatism and all Chronic Troubles, | F Riso Treat Epilepsy, a Intestinal Disease, . The Hardware | ° OR NUER 7 AWA @ ° Specialist an arrison ‘ H 5 | NBURG 4 end 16 W.tarrison | 905 Railroad Avé.—G. T.P. Dock—905 Railroad Ave. E———_= onal out some of NITE” your VV ith ' ic ary i h witl 5 painted, . e, eG erule? HEEL-PRKOO! Fioor Paint you | sw ot oF be ; t will keep i L he ! i vering as, Due to Its Extr e Hardness, It Wears Longer Than Other Floor Paints—That Has Been Proven lust over night, and soon after t mes as ‘hand a iron, Made in ter ( r request SOLD BY DEALERS FE VE ERY WHERE If your dealer doew not handie now and we will sep ure RAINIER LIQUID PAINT 6 on re paints for every pury SEATTLE PAINT CQ Manufacturers, Third Ave. &. and Jackson St., Seattle. You'll hardly know the New Cheasty’s! ¢ rer the s a by a display 1en’s and young men's ¢ g such as wot largest es in the land, Cheasty gone a transformation at once striking and appealing The entire in floor is now occupied by. ents, with ani the Hat and Furnishing depart of fn Seattle and the State of Washington. array new men’s wear to please every man But the most noteworthy change has come in the Second Floor, which is now given over in its entirety to the two clothing sections— and the Ben- ing all that is and $18.00 both the $15.00 jamin depa partment represe fortable in most desirat fashionable and com Suits, Overcoats and Raincoats Offering sf jid vent 1 and light, with handsome equipment and 1 dressing facilities, this Second Floor is the modern cloth- ing AWord About Specialties ont of the men’s is mak- ing Taking a place in the fore clothing houses of America ing falty of $15,$18,$25 | the best America igh spectal sty's a spe three prices In clo We do not claim these are clothing values you can obtain tn all merely e we know it and can prove te with Alfred and other arrangeme clothing makers, we hav ht unequaled excellence In style and qual these prices, and we « ke our 00} a on each garment that leaves our store. Cheasty’s is placing in such a strong position that, through its very bigness its tre- mendgus range of selections and its high stand- ing in the Northwest, you, fer your own sake, & rd to overlook it in your purchases of | formishines: cannot alt clothing ar to Suits nean by devoted Floor and you will know See our entire Second and Coats what we selection bigness and Cheasty’s Haberdashery Second Avenue at Spring Street