The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 20, 1913, Page 4

sai teat ea NE AE TORRE it as tr nnn cn act soap eee las aint em ae MEMRER OF THE SCRIPPS LEAGUE OF NEWSPA Service of the United Press Entered at the postottion, Seattin, Wash, as second . lished by The Star Publishing ening except Sunday WHY NOT? Western Woman's Outlook, published In Seattle, suggests the pro priety of the progressive party’s making President Wilson its candidate In 1916, provided, of course, he continues “the wise and constructive work” that has so far characterized his adr The idea commends itself as worthy of considera And why not? tion. The pros against blind partisan ship. The W rogressivea Ii, sacrificed at therefore thetr ould be regarded as “wasted avowedly in favor of non-partisan the principle a step farther national politics as a progresatve, he will be the sport, regardless of party, for he all parties. Even now the re who hip tr akes good ogressives to sup actionaries tr foothold they may. Here - yi jen a} and there sceeded, In spite of President Wilson, to contro! tit Y Ini 4 Food Laws. You can pay a “pe oa ger o. Only a year ago Wilton was tricked ted fr — price, but you cannot get ictc ngton by that very wing of the democrat are Ga 4 i B saity © Te control at prevent alec. Wileon will f hls a baking powder that will raise find tha in this state, and in all other states, opposed to him , ee : Hf CROBI Ye nicer, lighter biscuits, cakes and or that i only be meet and proper that the the democrats do, should make progressive par President Wilson, the progressiv TOO MUCH, TOO MUCH! for They're ob en, in your seal women’s rights! ng the limits of the rights. » Davis sued her husband for divorce because he steadfastly refused to kiss her, and, while denying the divorce, & Chi cago judge has soaked George for $70 per month alimony. “Mrs. Davis.” gaid the court, “is a good, fine girl, with an artistic temperament, and too sensitive.” mation as to why George wouldn't kiss bis good Maybe !t was fever sore on his the female artis temperament George fine gir : Maybe it was onions, Ups somet dissipates. Mayt eorge disliked cloves. It must have deen strong at, or a contemptibly weak taate for delicacies t mad teadfastly refuse to kiss a good, fine gir with an artistic Kissing a fi her disposition, any moment, study and circu or frost. You ne dormant to burst forth volcanically » that should always be appreache rection. The act is likely to result te er can tell, because you never know whether th tistic temperament, if tt be the geguine thing, is going to pro duce more kisses, sneers of swear words on the part of the kissee. But that’s n : The point } tent of fining undoubtedly kissing. The lady, t artistic t pramen to be overstepping the that as penalty for steadfast not but all of $70 Rather than y abstinence. most men will yield the osculation, but it will be a cold, perfunctory tunenjoyable yielding, and that would knock the dayli«hts ¢ f any > court artistic temperament we ever met, leaving the indy to go tn madder than ever. de and tmmigration for New South has given an interview of im our midst P. E. Quinn, commissto: Wales, Australia, just arrived that cheers. He announces that hundreds of cattle Southern and some Western states have of a millk of square miles of. fine grazi are going into cattle raising on a scale n sounds good to us who eat. To handle this new business right, says Commissioner Quinn, Aus tralia will take charge of the ughtering and refrigeration and regu fate prices. That, too, sounds good to us who eat Moreover, Mr. Quinn annonces, three big ships are building for transportation of Australian meats to our Pacific coast porta. That's some more cheer for us who eat. More meat, reasonable prices and first-class traneportation and handling. Fine. very fine! We can almost fee! juicy steaks and tender Deing torn by our teeth every day, or oftener. But will those who represent us tn the United States senate say that it shall not be? You see, we are under a strictly representatinve form of government. It doesn’t make any difference how hungry we are, or how willing somebody is to feed us. It all depends upon wheth er our representatives are willing that we eat sers of Texas and other ced to take concessions {tory in Australia, and r before attempted. That is a candidate to succeed himself as Yes, Wesley Lorimer Jon urprise? “U.-8. senator. My, isn't it a Local democrats were going to roast the reactionaries in their party, but changed their minds Saturday. What's the matter? Lacked the spunk? Senator Jones will stand on his record for re-election, he sa ‘believe us, he won't be saying much about that Lorimer record at that. Makes 20 knots an hour on maiden trip. Tacoma. Gosh! It makes us dizzy to think of the speed {f it weren't handicapped by the name. ‘They talked about peace and almost got Into considerable of a fight at the Y. M. C. A. Sunday, discussing the quickest way to stop con- flicts. A gent was seen walking a London street, the other day, wearing a derby hat with a twoinch velvet ribbon on it. Hat shops will be changed to millinery stores if this keeps on Potka dot patterns on men’s handkerchiefs ls a late stunt of the fashion blacksmiths. We will continue to blow ours on an old-fashioned white one. It took only @ barre! of whisky to bribe an Indian to assacsinate Chief Pontiac, the greatest redskin who ever bit the dust. But, oh! the whisky they made 150 years ago! eg They've unearthed another high financier down East—a fellow who took out $250,000 of insurance on $2,000 worth of goods. Healthy Baby Is Precious Blessing To Make It Healthy and Keep| It Healthy Use a Re- liable Baby Laxative In spite of the greatest personal | ¢ jeare and the intelligent at-| tention to diet bies and children | will become con , and it is! indt- @ fact that cons and gestion have wrecked many a young life. To start with a good diges- jtive apparatus is to start life with-| out handicap. | But as we cannot all have perfect | working bowels we must do the) ext best thing and acquire them, them be to become healthy use of a done by the 'laxative-toniec v highly recom- mended by a great many mothers The remedy is called Dr. Caldwell’s| mother gave her Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin and has been on the) gvrap Pepsin, Mrs, Johnson & market for two g¢ tions. It.can|"{ never saw such a rapid impro' be bought conveniently at any 4tg/mont in the health of anyone |store for fifty cents or one dollar algyrup Pepsin {s a wonderful re pottle, and those who are already |ledy and I shall never be without convinced of its merits buy the dof-|{t again.” Thousapda keep Dr lar size Caldwell's*Syrup Pepsin constantl Ite mildness makes it the ideal|in the house, for every member of medicine for children, and it is|the family can use it from infan \also very ant to the taste. It\to old age. The ers of Syrup fa sure in its effect and genuinely | Pepsin have learned to avoid ca harmles Very little of it is re-|thartics, salts, mineral waters, pills quired and its frequent use does|and other harsh remedies for they not cause {t to lose its effect, as|do but temporary good and are a in the case with so many other rem-|shock to an system edies If no membe mr family has Thousands can testify to itslever used Sy Pepsin and you merits {n constipation, indigestion, | would like to make a personal trial billousness, sick headaches, etc.,\of !t before buying it In the regular among them reliable people like|way of a drugeiat, send your ad- Mrs. M. Johnson, 752 Dayton St.,|dress—n postal will do— to Dr. W 417 was | Ml, and a free sample \always in delicate health untif her|bottie will be mailed you, Washington St., Kenosha, Wis, She 1@ the mother |B. Caldwell, of little Dorothy Johnson who_was | Monticello, And the boat's named| THE STAR- 1913 Main 9490. Private exrhange necting with all devartmante PHONE By mall, daily RATES "360 tie es hy carrier nth tm ade ne yenr, 2 meat - VHY CARNEGIE TEARS { HAIN wing THE GREAT AMERICAN HOME IN EDITOR’ | sue ofan port tr oi “Seren ~~ mira an wr B execute He « Vantonio Rabegy = ything Gen. Sherr Torreon to retaiy ar is eve YOUNG MAN, IF You'RE NOT OUT OF BED ) WHEN | COME IN THERE PLL TAN YOUR Address inquiry to Liewellyn, W. N. G O, FRED, PLEASE GET Adjt WILLIE UP OR HE’LL BE LAT@ FoR schooL! ALKER ON the Pennsyivanta ra diter | f the civi my a Purity Guaranteed © Getiysburs under all State and National Pure Yih 1 Brig a es Oth . | pati is any more : ealthful. Mre. Frazier “Comes Bac Your money back if K C fails to please you. Try a can at our risk. ah nm —_ °° death the rights of English adies! Glory know no de feat! W er undaunted! nen deferred vic ‘A y! Abiga! Scott 7 Duniw oA ¢ aenin fc xhteousness fundar t nonor LLL CLUE Z I> IANO Whe , | Oregon's oh, where the peranickities who pooh-hooed fro mele lofty ( Are not like other pianos. Crown Pianos are not even like pedestals of standpatism?—today other GOOD pianos. Crown Pianos are better and last longer, unwept and unsung, Their reputation is so well established we do not find it necep Nature is female, pregnant wi sary to resort to absurd statements to encourage their sale, cosmic potentialities, The earth is ' nt with fia “oan avis tf HE BOUGHT A CROWN! SHE BOUGHT A. BARGAI tano man clay is # r fications, The wi fifteen years ago. After) A lady recently bought a ban silat wi ethical movements, embracing equa ssing it six years he moved to| ain sale piano ~ me —|suffrage, un peace and re-|M wo 4 bronght the| W720 was se Popular government tr a bronght the | stock at a lo’ universal aspects and Pi with This plano’ because he wante Jachievements are intertwined in [J was the envy of the neighbors nd the piano human organism His children advanced rapidly in | ¥ something like that sex ain is sex 8, for thay were helped by She was dis istied with the and all at , piano and made several com Headline Tragedies gent voli 4 correct tone and a perfect plainte, but to no purpose She Eac ex is “Boss Sees His ‘Sick’ Bookkeeper t attain sical scale After living here called in an independent tung, ‘all Game.” * . domestic | for six years he was transferred ¥> ed to tune the plasey > wear green hats wi Punctured Tire Causes Elopting # can never agair conft to a distant state, and for two reasons: First, be said 8 at the back je to Miss Tra er sex, Equal suffrege ts o of the high freight rate the piano could not be made t se —— BB F. Tyte-Phist Predicts agent ang co-essential to the com not to take the piano with 8 in tupe; second, it would They've got Mayor Shenk, mayor im JusT |Misory as Result ¢ « axjmon weal. Its attai t is an > he ruin his reputation in the nelgheay of Indianapolis, tn vaudertl For pong THIS To} |law |p gee in human values. Its borhood if he tried it. , jourselves, we'd much rather be {n HELP THE eee ge argye Rigg Ble gel wees, fire ur sane ee tune R ourselves, we'd much rather AMEE IME | | more to Got iid of neh "Other | what cos ote Sarnear | SOLD IT FOR $10 MORE cHE 15 NOW TRYING 10 j - ry an’ our 4 They Are in Adjotning Fiate. jot buman ultimate First call for the high schoo! t oe jaim of gov THAN lf COST HIM TRADE IT FOR A GOOD ONE girls who announce they will got Don't Be a Crab poet org |pay more than 48 cents for the When you see 14 look. | Justice He wrote us that he would not; She tried to trade it towant @ dresses they will wear at com; ing wistf thr lence at |°™ have sold it at any price if he! better one at the store where |mencement exercises. | your }t ne | don’t | De* a factor Sovernm, could not have gotten another | she purchased it, but the differ | ee | think he’s wishing be had some of} es of the sea are a like it; and he did buy another| ence exacted was so great she Some more snbjects for the grad-| them. } re. levate woman, and you Crown a8 soon as he was settled | could not meet the terms. Shé elevate the race back East. Many of his neigh-| is now advertising the piano for uation essays eee ° p The oppé on sot in Washington have prof-| sale in the want columns so she | dine th one moter ty on i he ak cee ae qmaintains |the olden ¢ by his example. They are|can buy a Crown. She i sory | this would be, “After Gradua- las evider that a monkey t y }Or and poll nll glad they bought Crowns, she bought a bargain sale plana tion—Eh, What?) |! lence tha ¥ tore ul sex or 0c p “Brain or Bray _ ime post bod |elinging ivy The word Crown on the fall board of your plano stands for |man-made sex-j as a god enthroned! hing more than simply a distinguishing mame. It means the “The Equal Franchise.” 3 same as the stamp of the United States government on the gold “The Panama Canal.” a ee As we “Lenders of Men.” Comparative Analysis call for the old oaken t * E “Gold and Dross 1 cee youve got & abibe, What'd|the old town pump! The dollar—a guaranty of {ts genuineness. Crown Pianos are sold oa Does Coll Pay?” . the kid rge your |ruts of our forefathers no longe moderate terms and are worth more than they cost at the Factory “Monuments We Ratse.” m4 . ts.” lyleld contentment Stor hird ave. “Woman abor Jim anted his | ° a barn for @ quarter, | MINNIE B. FRAZIER Theap A ic ” | i | Cheap fe og | fee firmly. - €s JOSH WISE SAYS: Up in Canada, where you wear —_——_——_— : |, 1 can't find ‘volplane’ in the dic-| «agter hearin’ that th’ Montene winter clothes In the summertime BY THE BOSPHORUS jGonaryt fly-leat.” | grins had taken Scutari. Soy Bean, | the $42 day guides will soon be | “Try the fy-leat Jour village cut-up, sald that no e e saying, “Yon ought to have been x 04 |doubt If they'd sterilized their at sien ie here last week. They were bitin’ Somehow, it is mighty hard for aldrinkin’ water th’ disease wouldn't ESTABLISHED 1970 fine.” mere human to sympathize with|have made such inroads.” CROWN PIANOS FACTORY | a ece |the man who seeks a divorce on the CONCORD PIANOS CHICAGO | Before marriage he will hold her ground that his wife s him Burbank has yet to discover the/ ‘hands for hours at a time so they less in a financial way | seedless sok won't get cold, After marriage he won't even buy her a pair of gloves 7 e ° : mi" 7 e ae ; This List of Goods Made in Seattle It will surprise you, the number of articles made tn Seattle that you can use every day in yott home. Ask your dealer for them—do the one best thing in building the factory foundation of Seattle—and more money. ‘ “I'm glad,” the Turkish Sultan } said, “That war 1s o'er, with all ite Jame Protector Gauding McBwan for his me law rt being near obaervance of Plata, praised | For really I'd grown weary of | The awful, harem-scarem life, | Bo also had all of my wife!” | | : | NO ARTIST “ | fr @ | The Boob Bantered He—If I kiss you, will you call ; Beg for help? 4 MY vshe. Why, can't you manage it , Bakeries Hats Pies alone Cc 1 see se: . . GEORGETOWN SODA fieattio ins fatzoduced the be-| Have “ Have Nour Panama fat Caned | | Whiting-Smith Pies WATER WORKS nana peel slide a Equal PACIFIC COAST HAT ARE BETTER Distributers of Bottled Coca Cola, Ch Cheer, W) and all carbonat Phone FACTO. Y Phone Ballard 566. Free Delivery. At Cafes, Delicatessens Stalls ana Re Phone Ellictt any skin game . Martet Girla in Kansas decided that they won't marry a man who He was quick and he was active Jamokes, drinks, chews or uses pro-| He was very much alert |fanity. thus Z a good many|But he couldn't eat spaghett! , . men ir With ur Flour Macarom nt muss! Seria dffeDoa, BY THE JUNIOR OFFICE BOY |ept a little girl about 10 years old with a busted prop » his shirt ASK FOR SUIT CASES “Centennial Best” FLOUR Washington Brand Macaroni, Spaghettl, Vermicelli, Alphabets, Elbow Cuts, Egg Noodles. Mandt ea > A. F. GHIGLIONE & SONS Rattan Furniture Oil Clothing n. y., may 20—Jellusy is a ter , ; ro who {a your family dockte | : if you dont believe it, you ought dockter fulle’ b i to take a look at dock fuller fixed ae ny eee tat done i SEATTLE PEN co. Geo. A. Johnson Co. Rattan Farnitere Mfg: Co. | pnt the worst of it is, the guy’ Just lovely , dea Of “Jor ea tegecy haa theater j recy FURNITU e hat made him look y he does #0 Away goes mr. hay to dock . 7 Vobaeogs Begs” Oil Closhing “ : Aident have no reason to be jellus fuller’s office, and he path ré por] High: Seake Moeeem: eet: pak ee ee eee: ck isniiae edn ag oto of hits mays até YOu doce fulles antain Pens Repaired. 1116 W. Pifty-f th Street 2845 Sixteenth Avenue West. witch is the ease, about 1-2 the| yes, { um, says the dock | Third Ave. Phone M. 1588. Phone Hal Phone Queen Anne 474, gi Ae ; : Mey bim, bape, mr. hayes went} rae ry eer accra te hi y is a feller by the name at him, and they mixed it In great , ° ‘ y } . of hayes, who han good lookin |shape, mr, hayes thinking that he Foundries Ornamental Iron Salad Dressing wife, at leas! nke she is was mauling the recker of his PACIFIC ORNAMENTA =, y * this sumnm » was away for ajhome, and the dock thinking a Seattle Stove aon W aT AL a “e. Seee Sree eee while, and when he ¢ s back one Junytict ad got him WwW. k: M ¢ ORKS, " tess * ate 9 of Mia neighbors siips him gn ear-| a policeman was called and } inedeng "Rms produce nat tw full of talk to the effect that #|took both of them to court, and Luar N. Schwehm, Mgr : _ . . dockter been “taking “mra.|then It appeared that the little ger! || —==—=a—ee ALL KINDS. OF "Sule ory aan eee Is Your Brand Adver- |hayes rides In an a had 1 a mistake, d fuller we a ea, ror yot sore as a wagent their family dockter at all, | wanes &* Fig + dala a oe ae oe |he as wife who was he just happened to have fixed. up| Seems, Anne 1819 Renttte, Warh. 1 (unsugsensnsnmncmntamamaiianmias’ tised Here?— gent frend, and she tol@ him none |b jof his business r leKg | so mr. hay ized to the| ‘Show Cases Hardtack Patterns |. #o after some people passing by |dock, and the ays {ts all rite had dragged them apart, he went old man, axidnts will ha 4 U 4 > , axidnts appen | ( . r o—Main 1957 > ono? out looking for tha dock before’ mr. _ha could get ‘ Western Pattern Works Phone Main 2097 IT SHOULD BE! all he knew was that this dock| around to see teal tanity doe A Hardinck, Ontmeat Mabea Ghd’ Wh aceinede tan Se PACIFIC SHOW CASE & was the family pillmaker for ater of the briggses he found the " >») Bread and the city CABINET WORKS family by the name of briggs near|storeys aboup his wife was a. lot| als ee Patterns, Model and Machine We make fcroon Doors and Windowa y of dope | 5 p mat of nds. ewlaens. Let u® help you t p out the #0 he went to the briggs house| all that fiting for nuthing, thats 1815-1817 Minor Av 1588, Firat Avense South. Files. last there waseat nobody home ex-| what comes of jollusy johny ! . Phone Eliott 2816 1618 Seventh Avenue.