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

MWR ae NOWTIWW ET LEAGUB OF NEWSPra Telegraph News eervice of the United Preee Association. Baitered at the postofficn, Seattte, W Claas matter lahed by The 8 company every evening except Stn or run iors Cul ‘ublishtng Lena Roy Why al ‘ Fall River, the that thas become the br flurry over that? y news n of a Danish count, way: ’ A year or more 3 Lena and her parents moved out t +Northwestern Canada, and pa, ma and daug each got a farm. Before that they'd been city poor, Lena h “waited on a table The now happy groom had been a sguest at the he was a waitress. Her beauty tmeatness and pois ed him; her good sense completed this conquest; he she eluded until a long stretct fof patient courtshiy ade clear that he was a man sh Gould trust. Then came tl be And nov Denm ‘they're ¢ x to farming on the estat Pwhith he wil ri To be fan of international ‘talk, And can't so unlike t! foll sure, it’s ar wonder word “wai It's as if, s ‘precepts toil t ta great con 1 wed an an woman who 1 earned way Maybe it was, accord to traditions, But Why should Americans admit it Compare the two, and who can say he has made th sacrifice? She gives up co friends, freedom, to go to a new life amidst strangers The D “nobility” to become that her life a: notice of theoreti the son of Besides, they know t as counts it. their to be a cans will of the fact that he is where sse$ are necessary war upon it useful pioncerir The viciousness of the secret caucus is in the chance it @ives for crooks to play tricks without the people knowing it until the mischief has been done. The time to lock the stable door is before the horse has been stol en, not after. for ca who 1cus secrecy say it is necessary to en can steer the whole} It} that a few rn Proceedings of the Means ring rule AND RING RULE, THOUGH BEGINNING witH? THE BEST OF INTENTIONS, IS PRETTY SURE TO GROW BAD. HISTORY SHOWS IT ALWAYS HAS.! rs of laws for all the people. Public s to politics what s is to health—an indispensable disinfectant | You can 1 and d when yc | know who are i But it isn't to take care of crooks when they do! their dirty work i The square lacing the cards on the table, FACES UP. iF Nothing less the grea who don’t want undue © or secret > dol insist upon ¢ THEY WANT TO KNOW! | Who Is going to worry, The pulsa be postmaster? Who got the $5,000? is who's go! We should ng to pitch tomorrow? Superior court Judges are #0 overloaded with work they had to call fm a judge from an outside cc same, fing against the deceasec Yaaction from July to 3 Just the it's the Smith build d terminals that their summer any, The white sult has been declared the official Jatchers. Judge Humphries is still to be heard from uniform for Pot. If it Is all right for President Wilson to appear before congress and give it some c y wouldn't it be just hunky¢ for him to app reme court and say th! about justice? Cheer up, children! The democratic tariff law will cut the duty on castor of] 60 t, an n have all the oll you Before papa gets to chuckling over the return to small hats, let hhim go and price one of those cute little chiffon finger bowls with {ta rooster feather sticking st t up for a rudder! will ‘eure ont the chuckle right out of papa's sou | | THEO. M. VAIL, PRESIDENT | threw for — ™ pegeges THE STAR—MONDAY, APRIL 14, ° 1913, ‘a JOSH WISE SAYS go around a sugar too tight ter ye any sugar.” A bill In the Kansas lature provides: ‘When trains approach a crossing both shall stop and neither shal! go ahead until the other has pase ed by.” The passengers can walk rest of the way leg!=. two the An Australian has all the records by piano continuously days, eight hours and ten min utes not to Pretty good record. But be compared to the er of a man who cou'd listen that long. The inspector in an Engilst our war Yes, 8 the r n the bear take his wa The a ap her jot ening I 26 “What Is an angel, mother?” asked a 6-year-old. “Why, dear, it is a beautiful woman, with wings, who flies. But why do you ask?” “Because | heard father call my governess an angel,” repiled the little boy “Oh,” said the mother. “Well, dear, you watch her and you will eee her fly tomorrow.” A Prescription. If you say your wife 1s a doctor, didn't you go to her for your Too expensive, doctor. Last Ix ordered me weeks fn he I ra and came with me her el AT THE THEATRES THIS WEEK. Moore—Mme. Clara Butt In con Metropolitan. Lea Ditrichatein ley & Mitchell stock >rpheum—Vaudeville Empres Pantayes—Vand GRANGVaude pletures CLEMMER — Photoplays vaudeville. » and motion and MELBOURNE—Photoplays and vaudeville, ALHAMBRA — Photoplays and * vaudeville. “All thie ro mance about ma ple sugar gits a ewift jolt when ye camp, an’ they are offer (2 FAST, ? renee You Grow) Ive Gor Te LENGTHEN EVERY ONE ~LOF Your. SHIRTS A: Srietr Retacer 0) se No! NEVER! | WE MUST GO Home To — | { Come on! Jus ont on Jour FAMILIES \ mall! and: Fast Breed by Phone r du «ke can © by calling Mra, Albert n Best Short STORIES of the Day told ta of mie o | | cle infant Rocke | WwW » ret ed, thoughtf | ly, “he always taking Ittle| | ways | A ¢ an went to the lott ng supplies con he head of the appened to be pres. How are you selling your sand?" five-car lots we"— | little man held up his hand dn't require that much, ed 1 © care ft” | Boiiesie Geoiu _ But again the customer raised his | Poe I wish only enough"— | More Flood Victims. If you « a @ wagor ca t and tamily spent Gus |iokd: oF & 8 different got Lover 1 laviland | foot to the other, then explaines oF making & sandpile for m pees y to play tn, and I only want about a peck, I'll take it with m But you can say this for Mrs.|in this basket.”—Youngstown Tele | Pankhurst t make any | gram, extra Ww cook, — | There was a sound of revelry b) An succeed unless he| night. The Bloges were giving a e pleasur in his| party, says Answers Mr, Bloggs had just obliged with Juppose he fs an undertaker.” |the touching ballad, ""Tis Lov pate t Makes the World Go Round, We don't know anything about}®?¢ Master Bloggs seized the ¢ the weather for the opening ‘game, | Portunity to sneak behind @ screen but we're willing to wager It wini| With bis father's pipe. be colder than the weather bureau| Shortly afterward {t was observ hak tha. obligk (a. oreniee od that Willie wasn't well. His face was pallid and his eyes stood out Keibeabie. red Mrs, Bloggs ‘ Goodness, child, what's the mat 18 Su (endeavor I do belleve you have beer himself agreeable te ing |M Angela's papa) Wh Willie feebly shook his head harming place you have Tain't that, ma,” he replied, un Oldman! Does tt go all the way|truthfully, “If it's true what fath to that grove over there? ers been einging about, I—I must pathetic Papa: — Tt does. |be in love!” in Suitor And all estas y to that stone wall in the Well, Tommy, what do you want yon ide? to be when you grow up? A law Unaympathetic Papa: Tt does|yer?” And it goes all the to the| Naw." sain road on tho north, But| “Oh, I know. You want to be a t does not go with my daughter | policeman or an engineer,” F Naw, I don't. I wanna be a P bric f A bricklayer? Why, that’s hard | The Sample Habit w so’ everything, But thore'’s so P a bricklayer don't hafte ae ccount o' the weather Co an’ there's so much rotten weath Z er."-Cleveland Plain Dealer | === Stone Falling Hair f'n sample, str sald, “of that bh ane i tt ha at ‘Our rule | Hall’s Hair Renewer certainly stops * a i | ‘Tear-off’ for revenue,” - | fallin, ever. hair. 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