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

saminda THE STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1913. PHONES “*ructing’ with atl’ aopartmenta iy, one month in advance, fi 81.80; one year, $4.25. By carrier, in city, 260 a month MEMNEN OF THN SCRIPPS NORTHWEST LEAGUE OF NEWSYAPERA, Telegraph News Bervice of the United Press Assoctation Ratered at the postoffion, Seattle, Waeh., ae second clase matter Published by The Publishing Company every eve except Sunday ((_—cmmnsom= MOTHERS AND BABIES VICTIMS OF WAR IN THE KINGDOM OF WEST VIRGINIA ion| MARY BOYLE O'REILLY HEARS, IN LITTLE ROOM IN CHARLESTON, HEARTRENDING STORIES OF WHAT WOMEN HAVE HAD TO SUFFER | UB after what had happened.” The whispering voice sank inte ‘usually is thought of as the grad c. sand ng { real ed By Mary oe Q’ Reilly | yer get to}. CHARLESTON om high school or coll the brook and river an that. It is the Martine, tense with in. of youngst by tl vw all) civilized nat acq t most sava tribes pre ' al { n ve All that a : ¢ to speak words m the peril of on is pate Scns f newly engrosse ( , West Virginia € ever mnie i . rv strug ef. The tense face responded to nized senator,” sald } ar f ‘ 1} with thet er mine ¢ x down the bi ind with: ¢ a q "| stferably Those vere Kone into Americ ¢ ‘ ins evidence drag A witness tent oe ah tp riper ig is not a reflection upon these interesting graduates, Maat me Pa 1 oh Legh tages A Biprsyier ve n they however, if we confess that our sympathies go more earnestly ; the one bright spot in the rom co ations cuarde w © our house and looked ane proceeding w thugs A florid “cor bed. My bat as asleep » bed. I told the guards to “to the great number of boys a girls who have to commence ithe bread-and-butter struggle with no big send-off, no fine)... oratory or flowers, no impressive tokens of society's approba- | let my baby alone “Then they struck me. | fell down and they hit me with And at the committee table, | pany counsel” protested. A Suni facing the room, alt the three /among the miners’ lawyers reemed senators—Martina, the living |to acquiesce, Then e he called. “M cheap ‘tion s f ittee anc portralt of a cavalier, whose Mrs. Park d f are school sel, indicate tongue Is a rapier; Swanson, Kate Mre. eville their fiste and kicked me. Tony are be aA Cts aa oh ‘ a cia the senator long on corpora hey car at once—three mir cried out what shape | wae In, & ss 4 » nike a 8 tlon concern, but short on hu # wives, typical women of the but a mine guard hit Tony with heavy-hearte ec r man sympathy, and Kenyon of (coal valleys, and tidy and nelf-re the butt of his gun. There were called higher ks be w lowa, on whose calm judg. apecting, n heavy, long-sleeved 29 guards. Only two hit me. necessity, or est 1ed opposing ment the troubled citizens of |shirt waists belted with pleated a! | do not know why. We had port Kanawha county instinctively (paca skirts. done nothing. After that | w: ae F have their hope A worn and worried woman sanb sick all the time until August. t t workers a nervously into the witness char. When my baby was born it—it citizens 1 { all of The packed hearing room ts tn.’ “Sire, my name is Glaniana was dead.” Rikers on how they shall make ot No sound broke the silence. The . . “ Prag P circle of capital in am . s ¢ An | | en reach As if daz : 1 t f ¢ nt | LAUGH AND GROW FAT — ky PPER PICTURE SHOWS THE U. 8. SENATE COM- |04, Mrs, Glaniana Seville rose from, : ve can sugges hose who are com-| MITTE: AKING TESTIMONY IN THE KANAWHA HOTEL, |the witness chair. Instantly « kin id act helpfully CHARLESTON; THE SMALLER PICTURE SHOWS A GROUP OF ] eth opened for her through the down the line PAINT CRE COAL MINERS’ WIV AND THE WRITING 18 A |®¥ed 4 — _ " (Gk 1 ie ee u BACK 7 RIT T! a. BE NAT OR MARTINE OF NEW JERSEY — Ma uae af ok see | TC 188 O'REI WHILE THE HEARING WAS "ROG ay | Slams, Jabs, Boosts and | D LIKE To- ENT ; . oh te ale ee room, the bereft mother of a baby M hi Sev Ne, _ of rey seville * pe was ee proge, victim : “ae found too —— tn & Sanam miner,” she spoke up. “We a janner oliow, in Paint | capit rottled state and so s' : Most Anyt ing ——{ On Ton have four children. | expected Creek. We left because we were | ped silently away. = H WISH Yeu a baby in four months. Our afraid mine guards would kill IN THE NAME OF THE LAW! WERE GOINS ‘Teo SH WISE SAYS: "| pga om | Pp THE GREAT PIANO PRICECUTTING SALE | 8} IS IN FULL BLAST N National Piano Mfrs., 823 3rd Ave., near Marion. “the >from Presid lent by Shades of William Tel ‘ Sunda¥ Seattle lawyer's life was saved from by his wate Next came the let which w ‘along thr trousers ket without sflesh. Yeste 1 Stwo Geor waggin’ to th’ top of a hi, 6C says ‘hits pull, ny boy, ite If your neighbors, Tom Jonse and Harry Brown, planned | t cull!” fo raid yc en coop, and a third neighbor, John Smith, | *¢ ed them, wo you get peeved? Would you storm at — Smith and tell him to move out of the neighborhood *because he wasn’t working in harmony with Tom Jones and So to Speak, But Only Bo to Speak John Baughman and Gus Bur meister, northwest of Mariette, struck a gold mine « few days ago captured 14 black | nestied up tn one hole -Harry Brown? | | | Condemn no poor man, mock no simple man, which proud fools love to do, but find fault with yourself and with none other poner Ascham. your wre ARRIVES HOME FROM THE COUNTRY UN@! | Marlette (Mich,) Lender. i Tomorrow the West which is really west of Chicago will EXPECT RGR _ A Chicago judge says too many | “compete with the crack Eastern crews for the first time in| . wives are shooting r husbands collegiate history. Watch the Wast n huskies | There must hare n several g : | heutanea For |casen we didn't hear about | Answered by Mr. Cynthia Grey are | What is the proper way to eat A citizen suggests that we print the names of the late leuawbarey intecketat 14 to}. If the ab . the one w rdiang | Diseult the at of a dime, sur the Hoosier state--ANDY KEL-|™ounted by a strawberry LEY f bean and the color of the » han of a plece of asparagus, use a fork see | Mut tf the foundation is m at has become of the old-fash } thy old A cake, hi boy who used to run to the esge red. berrie lor is other? are exuding th A become of the olé-fash-|!usclous Julce that has penotrated the cake as water goes through a igrand jurors so the public might know who they are, but ‘that would be too cruel | The school kiddies start on their vacation today and the! *judges start on theirs in about a week, so who should worry? S.—I was tn Indianapolis last week It appears to be almost as hard to get a federal judge to take Hanford’s place as it was to get rid of Hanford | Marcel Gironde Srindojone Des Moulinale has - down the long s@istance flying record 170 kil ers. And you can bet your life that r who gave the bc | Hin referring to him hereafter we're going to cut down his name 150 Ine to the grocery? |"PODKO And flowed over the sid “kflometers. | ore is the ol4-tashioned the cake until the plate has 4 ee anne ‘ Cane ae Sie Ene inch or more of the nectar over = Anyhow, the militant suffraget who jemeed In front of a race horse; : B up his Done Atl ae not use a fork. Just put yo “to stop It isn’t as crazy as the man who jumps in front of @ racing) Bibel 5 a time you keep,” ease a __.| feet tn the trough and eat the plat + auto. tec dry. ‘ ——— “You dance with perfect har _ | mony.” of throwing bombs promiscuous In We hope that Lisbon Id Why does a girl close her eyes | seelebrating poet’s birthdays won't spread to this country cht to keep good ti ahe a fellow kisses her?—H - — - aid . Henry, we fear you have t < Home rule for | 8 pretty nearly “up to Ulster.” House of Th clocks in my hoster picking dead ones. However, lords still bas a kick 4 | In m queation we do not feel cor > “2 | Boy, Page Mr. Wood! ® i] ® Hollis Lathe gnd Day Sawyer Rhubarb ‘ were in Morrisvfile Saturday afte Be barbara flooring for Mr. Di ham's new te hee aad house.—Hardwich (Vt) Gazette. MAOK AY her readers. ee | SEATTLE PAINT CO. ~ IDAHO CHEMIST says he has perfected a process to make steel idi 4 THIRD wvts0. & JACKSON ST.) | Please tell me how to take Ink fatls and ties from turnips and opals from radishes Aiding the Police % jataina out of a bottle—R. W —— — Fill the bottle with ink of the jsame color as the stains nd the stains will etther be abso or {will become tnvistble. BLOW FOR BRYAN—Grape crop in the Keuka belt, in New York ate, will be 50 per cent below norn ONE DES MOULINAIS, French aviator urs and four minutes, s bis name with QUESTIONS THAT MR. GREY CANNOT ANSWER In th y breakfast food that s made of the grain of quartered oak?—B. F. How can I take a crack out of a pitcher?—T. D. B. Are the wooden shoes worn tn Watch Your Baby eaeer we Amalgam filling da erage That ts the order of the chief ‘The best grade of ama po a Copa must live up to tt by ne The tooth Ie pet 1 Such Is Life =: These Summer Days: ou iF id ae “ Nl That's put upon the force RUSSIAN PRINCE, here from South America, says the tango he *saw danced in Argentina was @ “silly wriggle,” and that tho moon ance of the Bolivian natives was much better. We Will Rent or Sell New Player Pianos “Wittle Stomachs Get Out of | Order Easily in Hot eee To obtain good service pis a badly Weather Gétints Lik Aecayed tooth, allow us to treat tt. then unde Like Slavery fi tt and afterwards crown tt with) i Sy Knee deioed bra. Sn Rg and Give You 3 3 “Wanted—Young ladies to work | Surprieed at the quailty of enc oothy — MUSIC ROLLS — All Seattle Is With Us Put a doljar in your pocket and come to these factory salesrooms; pick out any #7] one of these Guaranteed Highest Grade Pianos or Player Pianos, and we will send it out to your home. Fhould loo ry carefully to the condition of the bowels of babie Wad young children, and, for that Gnatter, it is very important in the Wives of people at all ages. Ca Cruel Fate. I requires considersbio A expertenes | rng Set Bhould be taken that the water te piace bridge work correctly. Our| lhe Schweitzer cheese was young 3 Speclaitets “sane maton. your tesih and and fair place In the miesing tenth ore tho bess | And to the rye bread closely lay pervice from them. | Dutch mustard then arrived and!| was 11 | Then ne xt aman with money came ure, tho milk wholesome and t ruit ripe (though not over-ripe) nd that mot too much of anything ¥ eaten, “ When trouble resulta It Is usual! Sin the form of constipation or of We have thousands of ais eustom-| And got away with all the game “diarrhoea. If the child loses appe Yite, is fretful or languid, and com-|ols Ave,, Stratford, Conn., who uses Jere whe will tell you that. they never iains of headache, you’ may look |it peal he UMe | He drank some water icy, cold ae tet re eel ue ue te were | for constipation. ( {t a small|to her two 1 tar lpeter Mh Vostgty ext day some nenlding tea,| Any work that doesn't prove entintao- | ginger ale and lew 1onade tory will be repaired free of charge at)“ | Bose of Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pep-|C. Allen Zain at night on retiring, and by|who finda SEATILE THEATR Monterey, Cal every particular Throughout the day drank he ancu—seeeb ib ves Se _ [NATIONAL PIANO MERS. iat at fie Frail Humanity. Ce) H | cc. Rentages Theatre E MATINEE TODAY | gnorning this pleasant laxative will| just what she and her fami! nog, |At night ho had some buttermilk, 4 entimate, Phone Main 43 Fave acted and tho chiid will be tts) Avoid giving children cathartion, | °''R, rape Juloo on tho side Tonight—All Week Bormal self again purgatives, pills or powders, aa|H® sought to lead a temp'rate} 12-Year Guarantee to All) The C Chai ” T At the first sign of a summer |they are too harem. Confine your life, Free Ex ti ie County airman” | Zoid also give Syrup Pepsin, as the |self to m gentl ativetonic ke | But, all the same, he died je amination ___POPULAB PRICES wleaning out of ls will us De, Caldwells & ally be sufficient to break the|can obtain It of 1 gold. Summer can be\ty cents and one dollar a bottle, the | He's only drinking buttermilk @topped in the same way by ria-|latter being the family size He hag cut out the ga Dine the bowels of the polsona and|* Families wishing to try a free|No more he looks upon the stuff, (823 Third Avenue, Near Marion One Block Belaw Orpheum Theatre, Opposite Central Building oni n of the v of Syrup 4, by addressing Dr B. Cald- | But Barkeop's betting to one poops well, 418 Wa@hington §$t, Mont Th ’ 6 hi re Roe rhage atv oello, Ith onti That be ¥ Seo him Pretty gq; University St, Keoond amd University rhs é ict . soon, i, Opp. Wiaser-Vatersom Co ain a