The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 8, 1913, Page 4

neat scrurrs = NORTH KES. Telegraph News ress Aamclation. MEMURR OF THK LEAGUE OF NEWer sorvice of (he Un Tatered at the ition, Renttic, Wash. ae senond class mation, “Published by The Star Pubtlaaine company every evening except Sunday GO'WAY BACK AND SIT. DOWN Members of the Chamber of Commerce, who were responsible for the reprehensible Ayres ter- were responsible for forcing the reprehensible Ayers terminal scheme upon Seattle, which delayed certain harbor improvements for more than a year, should go} *way back and sit down. They can best serve the port by letting the port commission alone. Any attempt to inject their per- sonal views, in view of the wildcat project which they | had fostered, can only be met with justifiable indigna- STAR—THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1913, > MOST ANY THONG < | \CITY OFFICIALS WILL BE - GUESTS OF PRESS CLUB; IT’S MUNICIPAL NIGHT a AR TAS Ts: OUR Exact tion. The port commissioners are on the right track in their efforts to secure public ownership and control of the harbor. It is time for certain “prominent citizens” to cease meddling. The port commissioners properly turned down the Chamber of Commerce resolution, which was intended to limit the scope of the comprehensive plan for harbor improvement, and would have narrowed the area of development to either Harbor Island or the East waterway. To have accepted this proposal would have merely meant another real estate game, with the owners of the narrowed area holding the port up for a! pretty stiff price. As it is, the port commission will have wide scope to work out the needed improvements, and will be free to turn down real estate grafters without injuring the) harbor development. | The people are satisfied that the port commis-| sioners can work out the minute details of the com- prehensive plan with quite as much regard for the public interest as the “prominent citizens” who backed up the frenzied finance Harbor Island deal. REGARDING OFFICE-SEEKING rapher quotes bh tm as saying passion that goes {nto the strug o a tery about it. Jus IT ature Jake Jones, out at ¢ ross roads 3 does Hiram Brown. Now, life « bere bh of opportunities for amusement. Folks that wa make !t themselves. So Jake and Hiram square off ar h other's scalp. Sometimes they get pretty well “het g spirit, t e to win, tgn't what's bad in office This sporting spirit, t seeking The hankering for an easy berth, for a soft snap, ‘s what's bad abou lo a re > run for an office with the {ntent to one’s best to service, to have a that's more than seifish, is fine, All achievement The pitifu of men, husky and at the public crib as something which brings In ea Involve work For a man with that notion thing is that, throughout our land, are many thousands ell able to work, who have come to think of a job y money and doesn’t in his head, a 5 Imost invariably ns ruin The { of the new postmaster general, that = ought to { the “spoils and so arr w who really tt of a em ’ energy, fine jud and £ on merit to a larger offi¢e, as ( romotes its , a mighty timely thing for an people to he want to get the grafters out of th wa Fight shy of the chab who looks upon office as the easiest way t get a living. hb incidents as this in Washington the other yaseball grips f When you read o! day, do you wondet t It is the eighth inn the good. Th ve chased tw ot Grittith pitcher the ga stomach, the result of soning the Red Sox ho Tacoma, May 6, 1913, ) lat r t 1 b unten a” Dear Editor of The Star: My bride and | arrived here safely. od i ity | the write e wt ae Mayor Seymour met us at the boat with a band, Yes, it was on his ¢ h 00g no : mo pst ae “ for the but it made enough noise, anyway, He treated us to a Bryan cor that da the wat tem | pec edification the ely on at a drug store, and then drove us around town in a mental state ‘ eric foc f | of anxiety for fear some one would see him with us. t elec Neht a ally i r u by invita | _When we parted he sald he hoped he'd see me again. | replied din ft elevato t the elty 1 tons ha ceo | maiied Yes, mayor, | hope to Seymour of you, too.” I'm etrong for cute little hall has f operat { Chiet all the elty off Pr & | stuff like that. Sincerely, JAKE, ¢ ' cs 1 ab ¢ f er w requenagd BERTON BrRAL | Note—To make a Gryan cordial, take a glass of malted milk and t y i or if the # their car t the door, be - < - | Squeeze a grape fruit into it—J. 8 fire 4 tment doe t respond ~ 3 i he west fi oe ie oe to t c t t n't t 3 ; - ] The late | Truman Ketch , f BIG | LEAGUERS uy | si | 4 etchum Is Seattie’s truant officer. Mra, Drumm is a ish 9 haa! out rece et CLEVELAND, M * Member Ia} May rou | plano teacher. How my heart yearns to expel a bit of poetic fancy! ff et f both the | Or cause | 3 It may r } The office boy suggests the following as appropriate names: the ! evenlr estord ] - ¥ a rn ae see Carrie Grubb May fb wome Saal gir : ¢ Lottie Stepps 1 the I acd 0. Mey ante . . ‘ ‘ . Stella Standing t an an underg | Mittiner : ° ‘ Hattie Stiles ¢ ' r en they w ns to ¢ Cashier ; ‘ $ . Annie Mooney aker, Bont Manicuriet 7 ‘ Hilda Hand o be nic ‘ fielder, ¢ Chiropodist . : . Iva Foote e During elee e Old Maid Yetta Chance 7 atlo ¢ ! three spike ks ¢ a te, le 86 West Stewart (near Pike Public |f ion a f the 6 officials. | sormec nde Speaking of names, the plans for a new buliding at Third and Golum- aw, knocking him out et bia were drawn by 8, H. Shack on Mar 1 ert‘ bik 6 6.8 | And then, somehow, no matter Or, Wiley says young women should not be allowed to flirt until 7 | w ques tnd, how odd—| they can cook, but a good flirt never has to know hoy to do anything i ry « v ‘ tter else. I hat ees :31.-4 | : » hot akte ~. A Western solentist sees a toothless age for men. Since the price 4 of meat has gone up, teeth are not much needed, anyhow, eco ve A woman can get a man eix ash receivers and three cuspidors and! place them around him when he Is smoking. And all the ashes that! e don't stick to his pants will be found on the floor. bed Ne RIGHT IN STYLE “Our spring shirts are in” certifies a country advertiser. That's the y om custom here, too | “pedi ° Drinking whiskey, habit risky; _-- Drinking rum, a custom bum. sa don It Drinking mixed things makes you see things, 2 the fad, | Drinking som Then k it mum! on o,.e25° 4 » bad | Sara Bernhardt, the celebrated writer for the women's sporting page, | t rt y ls about to wind up the 42nd of her 60 farewell tours, Y tty girls are pretty } He—Whom must we call on now, the Browns? No matter what they wear! She—We can't. They haven't called on us yet He (appreciatively)—Deuced clever people, those Browns, ae a 7s ose (Yee Trenton, N. J, barbers have decided to charge 5 cents for curling 4a Se a mustache. Why will a city censor a moving picture show and at the same time permit men to have their mustaches curled? { SR }} Needs Variety “What @ relief it is to get Into the country!” | ay <3 o “Yes.” replied Farmer Cortossel, ‘Folks is allus wantin’ a change. 1 feel like gettin’ to town sometimes an’ bein’ chased by an automobile instead of a bull,” ee oe JOSH WISE SAYS: Well, What of It? “Of course, Congressman Ukiah Wouldn't It be nice If we could have our brains cleaned out now and Mockhiser promised jobs right then? | ‘ left befor h’ ctl th’ © , an' left before th’ election, but th You would have to have yours done with a vacuum cleaner.” fact that he ain't able ter deliver ‘ but two or three ain't very disap A‘Laty Man. pointin’ to his henchmen. They “ie he lazy?” re ze he's livin’ up consistently to “He is. He'll go Into a revolving door, and then walt for somebody ® peerless record as a ilar to come ng and turn It around.” | PLAIN TALK ON te of mina personally regardiess of welfare of | HARBOR TERMINALS more tht nat Inthe|the whole city. Los Angeles, San Gantt thas They die| World « done to shut off| Diego, San Francisco and Oakland | re t e Cha of | the » are always try | ha all settied down to the ert | bi t into jous of them | the canal ning. | . ~jshouting “Canal, ca | howset We will sell off the entire stock at 14, 14, and even less. . These are sample prices—come and see for yourself tomorrow. E: they have to after, While thing is to be closed out to make “elbow room for the workmen,” who will |model the whole store. jthan any of them, ts losing its own pa, and ar rs of the nd avaf! th | Seattle, taken his turn in the box are other slabmen in rese to the rescue ar Hy Re. - hs tak @he ‘A ] Palm ne iawn that, facing him, the stow can tea ; ie _{be men who | $275 Krehling Pianos...........$142| $7 to $10 Violin Bows .........$3.90I On ihe diamond he tathuence he exerts 0 at a ike that m ink ariing and try-| $325 Schilling Pianos...........$188| $10 to $15 Cornets............$8 whic o L. Su an exerted | the ring volunteers t finish +> ‘ ° ?* J the strusrle. "And then, spurred. by hie Dl , mates go 1n|. mort inverents, A Pianist. | $375 Clarendon Pianos. .........$195 | $2 to $2.50 Cornet Cases........ 960mm}, ae if demons had poseeased them. oat f WIN THE)“ The nant Harbor Island te \THANKS FROM THE $350 Aschenbach Pianos........$226 $8 to $12 Leather Cases....... $5.15] i No wonder Woodrow Wilson, in the grand stand, to say nothing new site be thar : COMMERCIAL CLUS! $450 Bush & G Pi 2 . | heavens ran ie le use tee. ~ ail peed gle> Conv | $450 Lester Pianos. ..... +++. .$244 | $27.50 to $35 Clarinets........ $15.75) aos No: vende ate h ari! wh ra ‘ ‘ behalf of the elu, thet ks $400 Smith & Barnes.......... $246 $2.50 Clarinet Cases.......... $11 san het, Wash bea a; som ato Nn tho clubs excursion to Han $400 Kimball Pianos............ $268 | $3.50 and $4 Accordions........$1 t wou b ve irault . ‘ “geithe So sean pabep iee $450 Marshall & Wendell Pianos. .$274 $5 to $9 Accordions...........$3.65— ate eee sicko a ts . ie, Gerknk one ee tere A fc teers t commission d $475 Story & Clark Pianos....... $285 | $12 to $20 Accordions.........§ : Pe oo iran and seat Sent © last bave/tem to get freight t en 0 inject of the har. | $650 Krell Auto Players........ $335 | $3.50 to $6 Snare Drumis....... } BUN ED I ag i eeeeey peered pre eri eee Tie, Seep, wes © sozata| #000 Flanela Player Piancg +++ -° $506 | Sip ts #1 Cochesten Pies.) Ca mb is ying : eaeaie ee at Gd Galans oe ta | ehh eaipens 25c Harmonicas ....... seseeeann ' an , oad. 7 i taveta th May and that ‘in, wudition. to sis. 9690 Marshall & Wendell Players .$428 | $3.50 to $5 Music Sstduile..., i JOHN BARLEYCORN whartas er ton, ai the iting the East and Wort watory $750 Lester Grand Pianos....... $435 | $12.50 to $15 Trombones......$7.22 (Acknowledgments to Jack London) much as neo chartes ea eenytity po Lester Parlor Grands...... $448 z and $7.50 Auto Harps. wa ou the aches siaem gs hrs a CLUB.) $950 Pianola Pianos $20 to $35 Violoncellos } TTO A. CAS eee tee He's just around the corner, he’s just across the street; hia voice|Hecessary wharfnge charges and ecy. P | (Slightly Used) 35c Violin Chin Rests......... ADVENTURE Mee) ve ece vied a tar Beak oF Borier | eae die (de aul the Loves Hincers 3 |$800 Lester Players...... soos + $818 | Se Violin Beidiges.......6...00 corn lead only to the grave! ne ar way to 1 be ef gers in | $900 Krell Auto Grands........$515 $5 to $7.50 Guitars............ $24 a th, laughter - a Vegetarian |$850 Autopianos ..... «$585 | $4:50 to $6.50 Mandolins.......$1 ‘ with to trick the wenk Bt a 8 Sausage Grinder} $950 Player Pianos De Luxe..... $615 pep age 3 a: ° an 2 cat Fale hel J ‘ $ xerman Zi ieee aio righ fare ' made t ei ir ae LOS ANGELES, May 8 $850 Orchestrelle ..... 5c Steel Strings ws I At in oF resting place [whole city ad Mv mem |] Repereeney Bonnie! actaciants | $1,250 Orchestrelle .... 3 10c Gut Strings.......... ae He masquerades as valor, he swaggers as romance, and down the|* Teasonab gd ee | CAtALoKied WAL Ware OF the |e tO OE VOOMIIES colors cs sie eee ‘ 75c to $1.25 Silver G Strings... he road ot broken hopes he Tends the marty dance, i oye are red and) 2 Sat Boys’ Suits} * ident that coat Witte Hall, $7 to $10 Violins........ 1 OS | dive died Ae ie Tyan BARLETCOR Is DaaTal Dae. eee eee "| If Mr. Chilberg or the member enliail 18 employed tn tho kitcn. | Up to $30 Violins ere saad $2 Record Albums..... ese) | F ovat tat en of a vegetarian restaurant. |75¢ to $1 Violin Bows. . S10 Wacctd: Culiiela.. co ; Gilson Gardner reports another way which the United the 5 leaving i f In all correct style ‘ ri ext sos : Pod | land pe nd color The entry was made. _ Hallet & Davis Grand, $215 275 Krehling Piano, $124 e ; oly a nd there 3 eta m1 : ne Shs AERA rig re Wa 1 Un Pret tu “ | Wad Oho oun ele $350 Leland Piano, $330 Schirmer Plano : } bgp i bleh Bane crane f th he tooth brush that was prized sei $142 9230 " 146 wap j a oF 5 Re ne ee PNET HOW Civics kon WetoacsesiPencedbas oN SeVT HR ute fining the line between state and federa t r pubic ce ee! And sister Susie's switch and rat] now Perr. | am ipl We've got a sugs £55." Ae bine Unita bai ante AT THE THEATRES een © Baseball Were tn the fee chest—think of|{ $400 Smith & Barnes Piano, 994 | bso Kimball Plane, 185 ag be much cheaper, if not speedier. s EK. Bail and G bites Poor grandpa’s teeth—his Sunday aac Argue. mine | y roor the workers is more impot awa } t i now es $188 | tant to us than money jest now. A few dolla gin of - > Moore—Dark c it or Are in a can of varnish y« 5 ae he ad will bring one of these pianos to your hom® 1 of chess In Persia in th 0 ere’ a varn t 325 Kohler ampbel aa ¢ . > no truth in the report that the first et Rie dl gl 760, There's |} 14. -epolitar oO t ‘ ither’s hat, with feathers|] hee Ne eealy Pivis $165 aes DalAace (DAY. De: DAN Bt Our Dr. Ed Rosenow of Rush Medical college d Seatt! . Tot tangled up kerosene, 3s al college declares that he has found |} Seattle ley & F rp i the corm ob Phentats wai Ke dost Ween ith » See the ne rrivals You see, it happened in this v sgoing are but s ’ E { in “The Fa t L vt We Wa othe Heat os ; ‘i sia are but a few from the many—there are ten times as many in the store, all aha dere WOl Nak denviek a hatioene +i; ie pili bee epheur A in Wash § hd FE May | plainly ma ked at reduced prices like the above, 4 cutor. But did you eve a he jury hurrying up conviction of a|]| oantayes—Vaudevill \ tr Bae iy When, with tho loading they got] Terms as low as $5 ar $10 down and $5 or $10 a month : { GRAND Vadlievilie-and motion Went etaka aie thine) baac| Perforated Music Rolls for Player Pianos now selling at 5c, 10c and 15¢ arolh he ¢ reside a < pletur That's Ly ) ce a PFs eg dh Pad to President Frank Noyes. He weltes at the Asso-|| CLEMMER — Photoplays and J ‘Redelshei r Bhi Sela pe = SE 6 UE" o | fig acca rt eae ee MELBOURNE=Photoplays and ) ’ sa menoeranh of carpet tac aa | Write If You Cannot Rasy Payments, as Usual] Reported that Governor Hiram Johnson vaudoville, & Co. i . Come — We Ship —We Need the Roomy) tie Dalted Mates aanate. Yi am Johnson has designs on a seat in|] ALHAMBRA — Photoplays and MODERN elegantly * turntaned A h Worsee Than W eed to make Hiram pl ie * ; Works trying vaudeville Birdy and tarntsi |rooms at lowest rates at Hotel Vir anywhere orsee Than e a play “Junior er” to It t and Co ia ‘ginus, Big&th and Virginia, neo the Money 4 Westlake. Elliott 803, é ° * ‘ oe od ° : é ° ° ° a ‘ ° : ° ° 2 s ° oe 4 ° Md inh eausare macking |$1 to $1.25 Violin Bows in A sausage machine. nee if it etarian joint,” Hall said . Pie Os bees te Second-Hand Pianos business ten years, and I W a KAuBKAge grinder when I ALL IN GOOD ORDER $15 Record Cabinets... . akes no diffe wie 1 $6.00 and Up