The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 16, 1913, Page 2

oe g THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 1913. PHONES "in. .£t0" with''ail’ dopartsante. RATES ”:" mall, abty Destattion, Seat, Whsh.. ae second Published by The Ster Publishing company overy evening except Muvday cain People’s Servant! |[—LAUGH AND GROW FAT—| { eS AMERICAN HOME WO. 2 ~, tte, 1s falne. We have never . 4 County Commissioner Hamilton is organizing fly-by-night) “Good Rpads Associations” in order to prevent the people in| Voc Hh Duet Ther ie tho eine, ad M M B Bday bel One for tho Hair? | Soom + j the South district from naming their own road supervisors, || Mis ©. P Rothwell and Mra, ee ay Thi Dense oath thitaah the ontingne of cha Have | aa eg —— Hamilton's tactics are to be severely censured. It is out) whic ie eae wieed be bus rage They nings, ut Kyo that tt eo | om OH WELL - MAMMA of harmony with the spirit and the letter of the law. A meet-| Past Palestine (0.) Revellle-Beho acy Do Know Some- ||} iy the ~ DOESNT CARE FoR, ' thing About Feeding J Garrick theatre a: PIE ANY WAN, OR ing was called recently at Riverton to orgs anize a good roads When the Spring Fever Babies. Gaz YOU MAY HAVE IT i association. It was public, open, and aboveboard. Whoever i used & “net” tn our act and no one A — know thia bette: h he an But Hamilton, who has caused $131,000 to be spent in FOR ME EVE port made this falsehood cost then | ANOTHER PIECE { ‘: ‘@ Uitte over a year for road machinery and repairs, without et Naka: Gok pune nude, eck: OF PIE? The 5 care to have our pure name con: | enu's ONLY ONE : showing on the King county records what actual road work nected with in court, “Ven , f y « thine sayeth the’ Lord, T| Piece LEFT AND | g » CHERRY ent to has been done, is unwilling that the people should take away | : from him the control of the road work in so far as the appoint | | THAT’S FOR Ment of road supervisors is concerned. ate, collars,” says an ad-| i So, under cover and in secret conference with his own eo ee 4 crowd, he now attempts to organize a counter good roads) © of them would go over an © association in the hope of convincing the courts that his is It is to be hoped the courts will not fall for that sort of trickery. JOSH WISE SAYS: “Several citizens of Boeleysport who visited Washin’ton In search of a meal ticket at th’ ple counter have returned with no hope of| Wi |keepin’ body an’ soul together. J |inc'dentally, they are circulatin’ igly rumore that Congressman |Mockhiser has snobblehly discarded th’ dirty shirt that made him loved of flexible plat-| haped nded from tin says John War the New York by th’ plain people.” y: Mrs. Grundy Has Feelings Herself ; ; hag ee a ly word,” said Mrs. Grundy, this ing era jody.” Is T - 2 really very shock and | (WE never did © there is such a fever s furkey-trots and Bostons and t! everybody's doing with enthu “My goodness! There's the his wife. There’s a ninety-year as life. . “There is little Maggie Murphy © dear, Mrs. Vande But Will ie? FOR SALE--Good horse; regular the walk, trot and nent in Chicago (IIL) Tribune h dancing y swe GIVE AWAY | and, and h er steady. a great deal of B Were! When tt M » but now it’s al! ng." 4 So Mrs. Gru a and she list t ome He sand she ca ‘pen soon—and her be , tune. She snap r B are. You ca air. I feel like seve And Mrs. Grundy s ney can be made it “ ed LATEST STYLE | WHAT WAS TRAY Nest, n regard to tariff laws, wom ffrage, high prices, the girl, the dance and pool ball to r ‘ He's Puzzled white slavery and numerous o Say At first glance it w am is ra were #0 ; i At oF r with business in general? I I wish some one © uld help + as about as big a fool as the rest of w ts gh w fire apes oelBbongag' m afrs ent em of out on this complex problem. mo a It , . en he stooped to make a < em: e eine Treating too much poy CG. W. 4 was proposed to hone his s w — ee in building the Panama cana! his portrait itr the scene = | we ome some the new Panama cana! bond at the 2 ow. 3 ! discovered that the law ng the picture of any li person upon government bonds or currency. It és the common custom of making a fellow feel hon-j ored after he's dead—but not till then. If Col. G that honor, he'll have to » honor or sel! it, anyway, him dead as living. However, there’ (At one time, to illust country thought too h he turned out a most miser the honors already -bestowed 1 able and perishable fellow is dead he cannot do § previously bestowed upx The Latif i ‘Fitness, es Payne, daughter of Walker of this cit ter Hurt, son of Mrx turt of Lawson, were mar would be just as useful to| Springs (Mo.) Ca Ki thals wants in't eat the Nothing! That’s the next. step-iess. 1¢ theor Seattle is not concerning itself at pre island as much as with the oft Pacific Ter 8 Co. This long-lasting morsel costs less than a centa stick if you buy it by the box. Who got the $5,000? ee aeraty, the parte board didn't, or we might De getting more band music this summer, | | q "Rah for Boston Walters’ Union! It declares It won't feed strik | Dreakers hired to take the places of the telephone ¢ si ade 4 Callfornia’s proposed antl- atien 1 © It's Giscovered that no } ; b Teal estate under that la | Its pleasure and benefit is making it a es.) National pastime. Bright teeth, keen appetites, improved digestions, are increasing. Smokers bless its breath- purifying qualities, “Mother Eve herself couldn't lve virtuously on $5 a w 5 eek!* shouted an overen r orate The poor fellow had forgotten the sim According to the extra costs taxed t County Commissioner } Itor required even dead folks to put on “fa y for burying paupers, aker Noice evident! PRINCESS ABIGAIL WAHIKAAH E MOST SAD Hawaii, is en route to who used to raise sug she married pretty |PROPOSE PUBLIC MARKET EXTENSION Extension to the muntcipal mar Ua 1 KRAKAUER PIANOS He had the brains, he had the front, He had the manners nice But couldn't be He didn’t have Safe | he said, “that women work, even men eur But Tm 1 ‘orried, for Tam | ferred to the harbors and public ommitt % AT THE THEATRES eerts We MAY RECALL GUILD 7 ropolltan—Loa Ditrichstein ‘i e, ‘ | Is ® protection and guarantee || "everaer-to nvm sore taterineents ara Te 4 to against alum which is found in |] i010 xeoroweny | [easly superior to all) siniivo newal| ‘ F ail ieaWk * others at similar price Guill ae , _| the low priced baking powders. | | e»-—« Vetus Gnd conditions tel BU Y i I B Y T HE BOX a i ff |] Pantages—Vaudeville to suit. pe te ge ei GRAND—Vaudeville and motion ures CLEMMER — Photoplays and Sold exclusively by Tt costs less—of any dealer—and stays fresh until used, JONES, ROSQUIST CLUBWOMAN DIES _ To be on the safe side.when buying baking powder, examine the label and vaudeville, Androw JeQuimley, secretar take only a brand shown to be made |] MELBOURNE—Photoplaya and & KILLEN Ashington state mothe F ° from Cream of Tartar. vp ahe Seattle's Home F f uigley | : . ALHAMBRA — Ph. sii ttle? ome Piano Dealers ng k f e | vaudeville, crOnare: 800 1610 3d are, Bet Pi ‘ d Pin r, f oO or e speat [eau tan, Avoid imitations. . ° vmeguanenrocerneentsitteaine: