The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 27, 1913, Page 4

4 : THE STAR—TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1913 * 2 —@ ° Main 0100. Private”, MEMBER OF THE SORIPPR NONTHWEST PHONES “*ictine with ol amenen® sam LEAGUE OF NEWSPAPERA Telegraph News necting with ail dagnrtamagae Bervice of the Ouited Press Assoc! 7 : one month Matered at the postofticn Soattia, Wash. ne second 340; oo claes matter re shed by The Star Publishing my Company ever ning except Sunday vn Menem ; + a - i . aaa | L- MOST ANYTHING | BSH AIS HERE JOHNNY HAS HIS SAY The head of one of Alaska’s privately owned railroads i of distress at Secretary Lane's suggestions JOH AIS showing signs that Uncle Sam should do the transporting wm our pron! Bays: J.0.B. v SE | saeion % > | possessic ‘A college Ikea int t pe i : ‘a . ack mc than | n.y., thuredy walked into @ gents Development in Alaska has been eet ey bi eh ~ leman lectured furnishin store, w roadwey, and he says to ¥ive years as a result of this proposition,” he says ra before th’ Beel- the olerk s ; suggestion were dropped immediately it would take consid , ay, 1 want to dec elf out in 4 line of | erable time to overcome the feeling of unrest in the minds ey sport grange mourning scenery, put m to the right etuft ls on ‘What th Ferm well, says the ol ’ mournful you are ‘ Offers: He left a feelirt for a vory _reélative,\or for a ritoh tures 1 with possible public competition of disappointment. unkel, you onoualt © @ p¥l—bhack suit of It is felt by those who fear that if Uncle Sam goes) | They expected ter elothes hy in for railroading in Alaska for service there won't! | pear an egricuius | | or sumboddy nd / amt «' zi band of black around be many fat pickings for those who want to do ed Ist, not. an optimist” wf those who provide capital.” depends on how The unrest, of course, is toward private speculative ven close, a wide 6 vory oh fay then a nfrrowoe ing to the dis- roading for exploitation. ; | vat tantnoss of tha dos ngokently The feeling is probably well founded. A railroad | ieee a fete i we m emallor dogree\ot @yoef\which is 6 red , “« ” wo merally discover the be . shea run honestly at cost, with no “water” to solidify, | cause of the Ghar fellowes Sars! A ag Foes Madd 4 ig aes4 ang“sgese id doubted! ve embarrassing to railroads |!uck, but can never understand ou P would un oubte; y pro A § f f own, | 2°12 have 1¢ about right, 1t waione of my Trpee OF BAUTY IX Ti: ‘TOLaWrEE * GioRUS built speculatively with a view to getting for a few) eh 6 wife's. relations. that roiled his,hoop as C ? 4 LAD 7 men all the profits that the traffic could bear. _| THE DISASTROUS EFFECTS OF johny | NEW YORK, May Seldom was the best I've ever done.|80 I took my biameless hem, But how does this set back the development of Alaska LITERATURE | ry has a moro pulchritudinous chorus | needed the doubl tgs apatite oe hak thees ho has had see cehhs fattest ob, tle, westteg| graced & musical production than|But the manager said: “No, my|And rewrote his part 6 It will | that Uncle n, who f MOO tine Oe the oleh Met Ot thie) on. — = — — that which dances and sings boy; this stuffs no good to * * * “Enter Janes > trouble financing or running a railroad in Panama, to SRY |” Mre WIN Littell to cn tho. stet Not a Mie EXCUSE LOOK To. O P a through “lolanthe,” the latest Gil me steals the spoons Bho higaggarthiae oa Sapte ; ' tee the| eae : wee ene Se seeokl exports from the United bert and Sullivan revival at the|This tsn't the sort of drama that|"Exit J. with beroings nothing of a $400,000,000 canal, would be unable to raise the) | Wutiam orneid is otek a8 tnie writing, | —& GANG ae wopracinate ssov0c bon (casino. With no desire whatever | the public wants to see, | “Act three, curtain a heey lions needed to start the car wheels going in Alaska. | neporter aon, Mont ~ bf Sei ccooes ts Pa 000, /to “knock” Mr. Hopper or any of|It hasn't got a chance on earth, be-| line, 4 fi ‘ + 1- | oe 6 (aret haere ener dines |the other principals, !t must be ad, lieve me, not @ scrap. James, ‘I've eneaked siz The only way in which government ownership of rai} oe gquateo ONLY BY ITS 4 ne Aly es |mitted that whoever selected the|Why, hang it all, your hero fs a| milk cans!’ And t of tard ka’s d oF ‘ould be} ATIENT LITTLE GIRL ung women that fill the back of decent sort of chap! | ager sald, ‘Fine!’* in the event that the Lapin ari decpiris iat abe seas he ae ta Ie Grumphrens "haat sat wife of south with making “lolanthe” ao attract-|“I've just gone through the whole| And now each night the f no ACTION wae Seieune hate hickone Out of 99 erge she|ive summer show four acts again, a second with enthusiasm rocks ‘anc c : t ie ticke “eehtak Ma ae got dait, + Bun, “ee time. As my hero with @ hatpia Alaska has suffered much from fine expectatior ' & mrlous « ee » most interesting pro-|And as far as I can see, he don't| baby’s money box, x “A guffraget,” says Mayor Gay- ductions nised for the coming commit a single crime. And the stalls, for one j .fongress has talked about, but has not fulfilled ; og . 3 shit Salt nor of New York, “needs only ajseason is Henning Berger's “The|That sort of thing is hopeless; It ts| make the welkin fatripg Of « se, if Uncle Sam me to do no more than tal husband Perhaps what the may-| Deluge,” which will be offered by pure to come to grief. With plaudits at the | t owning e Alaskan railroads, why, we shouldn't blame or means ts a real husband. | Arthur Hopkins, and will probably | You must alter sinless Jimmy to a James, the pocket } ‘about owning'the Al a fi Rs open {n Chicago. swindler or a thief” | king. those who have property interests up there for feeling sore | But if the intent is to DO SOMETHING, such a 320": prospect ought to be welcome, not only to the honest : oy You never can tell about a man. There is « curfoms reason why Ona year he wears @ collar up) this play is to have {ts first Amer around bis ears, and the next yearjican presentation In the “Windy he wears it around his chest. City” Instead of New York. Hen ee infog Berger, who is a native of Sweden, came to America tn 1863 An Old Cas |and went direct to Chicago. There he had « hard struggle. He was a street car conductor, a drafts. man, a reporter, One day, out of work and out of money, he step. ped into the doorway of & saloon to Htndoos are against woman's suf- inhabitants of our northern territory, but to all WHO) page’ Ghsen ely yah are curious to learn how public ownership of railroads - would work in this country. * * * * * etaoin etaotn etaotnu the turkey trot is “negroid orgy.” It fs an Best Short STORIES ODDITIFE NEWEST NAME f English woman's desc “Did de gang fire Willie Wigs fer i votia Prohibition UcketT | get out of a shower. There, also : Naw; he 1 4 he was full} socking shelter, were several other of the Day | when he done tt.” persons whose conversation inter f ee | Jested Berger, and they are now ; Now Is the time WHY HE KNEW | jeharacters in “The Deluge. | lady drifted tnto a con-| “I am sure that girl has a kind heart and a considerate diapont-| and Timothy Woodruff, tt ying man. “Why?! Berger returned to Sweden sever. al years ago, and “The Deluge” had {its first production Stockholm, | le lifesaving boats for Lake Washington. Be nd rowing season wi!! be on tn full swing. Bvery as nevertheless exacted conversation the other | ee Jonos and Mra, Smith, |"I I asked her what| where 18 scored a great success. | pppoe see he a ortth ould re-| a a Southern city he er was she took Berger wants {t to open in Amer spond to po; . ne a a , number| 2 the story of Mr. Woodruff, they | does sro than 60 cents o and struggled, whore | bad A year ago 'e stationed, as usual, ran Boe rye i again a few days ago after a| bunch. {ts Inception in his min one of people had dre wend A atrol of the launches, it MAY) 4. aration of several rs. In the bead | of the most unusual dramas ever WS noted, not one Bie was & , meantine Mrs. Sr like her STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE ¥ + In his annual message to the counctl, Mayor CotteriI] calls attention | oun) Mra. Jones, had married series Geepen, on ye dravel | wetten. ‘ ‘to the need of emergency patrol of the lake front, But the counctl has 7 ) Naturally their talk eventualy drift where the nhortoakes ware jed in that direction. |They're four abreast across the | “By the way, Minal altoe, Le a cee Perhaps the best apprectation of ie i the public’s preference in drama, as ‘ Teflected in the successes of the y ] mark of Mra. Jones, “ And no one knows but fn a trice closing season, appears in the fol. ci that you have. been ge There'll be enough to taste reall The Doo—Is your dyspepsia of|jowing bit of verse from m pen of 4° Fifteen thousand scarlet women ply their trade In one borough Of ns ton oT think I maw ee nice! |P. @. Wodehouse, a playwright, and Those who have had k ined } cakes ruin by mi oots! thus far refused to take heed of this matter. The cost ts practically | mominal. There {s no excuse for the council to delay. 4 Now Is the time to act. Get busy New York, according to young Johnny Roc tigating com a we - A Or about it in the newspa: Patient it's a chronte case, | thor with John Stapleton of b mission. The average number ¢ ustom 1s 10 per day “Yes,” ed Mrs, Smith, “I| An induétrious man can waste a! poc Tye been married 30 years. oA Thief for a Night,” produced tn stove, a oven door or a heavy rt Big v ec e | lot o fme f ta ba ard Eee — ee | m t rf 7 s : ‘The Japanese farmer rales the best rice In the world, but can't af. | DAT , married nearly five|lot of time in his back yar | Chicago this spring have wondered how the dining car chef can tum 6 ey ford to eat it. Sells ft, and buys rice from India and China “Ls ee { a kale I marvelous biscuit hot breads and whe his h President Huerta should hurry up confirmation of that report that! be has borrowed $20,000,000 In France. Any government that can bor row all that won't starve for want of recognition very long. When you visit Rome, next winter, aeroplanes will be “thicker’n i mosquitoes.” Italian government {s going to build 300 of them The @ ny more,” was the ot Mra. Smith tat he is ca 0 now.” —Philadeiptia French medical circles are convinced that Dr. Henrl Vincent has got the real thing in his va nation against typhotd fever. And Henri be leves in free vaccination, too. Ex-Actress Henrietta Reutt! of New York says this of her husband, | | Walter Ha He me « y morn and puts y hat} and butters my Bread draws on my gloves and lac is six feet two and the only Dining Car Chefs have found a bakin; powder: to their needs in K C and you will find ft ject as well si your requirements. K C is really a blend of two bak One active as soon as moistened, the other requiring ball ture and heat to start the generation of leavening gas. how ssoist and rich op make your cake, K C Baking stain the raise until a is fc peers crust is formed all danger att . . The other day 1 w . . \/4 to 1/3 Building 100 a oo ra oe is being incessantly jarred and jolted and shaken by teemed with quiet fur T t t And the roe ot oenee the nero,| difloiea, pe ae sie oat ay. flood undee ae 4 7 . 9 = Specials for Building Yours Wedding Bells Wednesday ast ae CCIW eaahetioed motion of the train, logue was rather neat and! OFF Bungalows a i - jits leavening gas—that tains the rai: i d Decoration Day Are We Leaves Key for baked through. sustains raise—until the q PARTIC and Thursday — ror send SPOKANE, May 27—Mise Nellie ‘Farrell of San Franciseo, who en joys the distinction of being the AT THE HOUSE OF American Mortgage & §f first woman wireless grapher s.de5 well for his peace Walter does pretty well, but who li ead he thought of the > at warms her feet? article of filling food that he knew Building Co. re we bgt cane epg ha 4 K C Baking Powder ts pure and healthful. Itls 0 T h 4 fall to vote on June 17 Is equivalent to perpetu-|Mything about, which was " 1 wilting —-vdgttmrtpomedinmy * toroid ey Von vot, laws, and is guaranteed to : stay at home and fall to vote on 7 ar h he called the waiter and ene Datidere” matrimony yridegroo! sold ata es - ating the veal estate graft on Harbor Island. Go to the polls and vote/#"4 ¢ va gs egy om and Oa & Joan Cowerty, manhger of the nable price—no baking powder for for the East waterway ; Ground Floor British Columbia Telephone Co., at uo Try a can at our risk and be convinced. a Grand Forks, B. ¢ where the = © walter brought him Editor Newett should worry If he loses that $10,000 T. R. libel suit.) bul n of tripe, co 1 : | young couple will make their home. | . . His “rep” is now established, a udueville circuit would give him |? 4 Sik” aaa Caen —— a a booking. rooms. He also br ht a The Chamber of Commerce wants five commissioners on the port Doard, instead of three. fe r $0 cents. 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