The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 16, 1913, Page 4

THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1913. NORMTHWHET News at the postoffics, Scottie, Wash., ae second matter, Published by The Atar Publishing ‘every evening except Sanday EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE STAR [ieenccees| &§ ie Welcome a Mr. Socvinns> = Josephus Daniels, the first member of President Wilson's SERVED HIM RIGHT! Imin the nro equal OF eyen Nor tm it @ Qhestion honor” oF “pocket as W. B.D. he Approves Nesbitt Stories. Jtween the two races, living In one Editor The Star: | was glad you | count It must be seen to be printed the artic about Kvelyn| known that where th not only will others of the tration inet to visit the city during the present : i Secretary Daniels comes at a most happy tir he city ws, Seattle is celebrating its an oriental #¢ e § clothed in its gala co i nual holiday, and it is doing it with that busy “hum and bi he: se Pack st fide eo S| ame race gather A and oon a greetiadmivet Eee Wwhirr, life and action that has made it the Queen City of fine thing to print them in cheap | tantly Increase that settlement, but a do not think We arg he West, the Seaport of Success, in the industrial, com book form. FM. BIRD, [as they settle the white man leaves, | superior to them in any respeet; in land as the yellow man spreads and | deed in the matter of civilization, 1 2403 Fremont Ave, | Jadvances, the white recedes and din-| think them superior to us In vera, Thanks to The Star. appears, which = ma it certain points ia naitor that with the coming of large num t would also be a gracious act Wick agi te eee. vars it must result in the white|on our part to turn over to Japan : # sincere | nan being driven from his home the Philippine twlands, wheré they 1d rlc percial and mariti w Secretary Daniels will find that Seattle likes to play las well as to work, and that’s what we have always been gid helps make Jack a success, Seattle is just like Jack rile, healthy, growing thanks for srous courtesy 4 ' } . } = hams and perhaps his country too, and| belong Tt would also reli@e 4 Secretary Daniels will have a great old time in Seattle, in giving #0 much pubiiclty to M8 this coast Pe comine oriestalized. |of much embarrasament in s@tein, recent excursion on the Victoria,| Phe real question involved 1#,|ing our position in support @ the nber of Seattle we feel confident. He's been elected a met Miicsalident. He pete which helped so materially in 1t8| gigit thie country be all white or| Monroe doctrine Dads’ club, and what greater honor could be shown anyone wha 10, ts aa We are indeed appreciative of|@l_yellow? It does not matter ite GEO. VEN ABLE SMITH, YIP, YIP, HOORAY, and then some! Can you beat your kindness and interest in our _ work Sincerely yours, . . c man's e celebratoin? this weather for a man’s size celebratoin EVA M. ARONSON, Secy i Wy ff, My \ Kick From a Bluejacket. Why the Militant Su ragist | Editor The Star: Wishtr knowing that you can obtain one tried and proved remedy bring before the public th 4 “ yon ‘ver UPPOSE that you, madame, earned money by hard work atte Satna dete tua Uy vervite thoroughly eae ho ted lees Every womag h 2 | let sur rthless husband take it from you parties and boat companies who who is troubled with jeagache, nackache, languor, ee ee in to will all t Sot } Fees oak companion who | extreme nervousness and depression of spirits ought to try Suppose that it permitted him to will all his property them exorbitant prices to bring to others, leaving you penniless ; i sctd) to Viale Win warchia 4a tke m Suppose that over the children whom you bore in pain attle harbor during the Potlatch e it gave you no voice of control a. tS rene a. i. . ding you this j ; ; . atte view of maki e Suppose that the entire management of society was or “ Police Miss No Clues. ile Abe My Medal apmege Pay i 4 Mered to exalt men as the masters and to debase women as| You Have to Find Out their price, From what I can as (The Largest Sale of Any Medicine in the World) their servants, and that you, with other good women, revolted | for Yourself. lcertsin the people in Portland | and Jearn what ‘a difference they will make. By purifyin the injustice of the arrangement, had tried, time after | charge but 19 cents, while you tr the system they insure better digestion, sounder slee oe 4 “titio: d persuasion, to duce these attle have to pay 50 cents for nerves, and bestow the charm of sparkling eyes, a less time, by gument, petition and Pd rsua n, ae pit a BY BERTON BRALEY. | ly ae GAsThaa to the alice reveen and vivadons opti. Thcannie ante spol . Bmen, these favored, privileged rulers, to play fairly and Ceal Now Adam most probably knew | In view of this, why not have the | women have learned, happily,that Beecham’s Pills are reli i PP? mercifully with your sex : ; Much more about life than his| elty h boats and earry the And suppose that, instead of receiving your appeals with son, | ers free of charge, or P Th U f; ili H R athy or even listening with courtesy, they had scoffed Rut In a rent his ‘won snorted, | ne. rate or el provid , a e n ‘a ng ome em A at yor “te told you to quit your fussing and go home to Wain tatner td What sheukd 84 pier ni thea esaRers” bha act Le e iF abies. done | make so much money y, 1 ° jrit “kly submit, or] t Ae the ettisen q Would you, as a woman of spirit, meekly abmit dea cedar aiden We te ee Pi Felling gop Bee Hg for the would you go on the warpath, with the grim determination, | Ho sald, “The Old Man's on the Laden, & come ae 6 a ogy i ¢ > a a, e © ' ce cost, to force a reordering of these injustices Shelf.” i it ne at any cos : Aue dee : Well—hoe learned bis father was cay tech & tenet ovies or ative Leer x The case we have supposed is precisely the situation) "ent pay euch a fancy price for a five is which women of RT are Saar under the dom-| But ped: te feds oak ae | mame bast ride Mt, a they wish to S jaance of male torvism t explains why the suffrag are neelt } “VE JA T . fesorting to the weapons of revolution And eo it has gone down thé yeam, | | on Those who condemn the tactics of militancy ought in} The g ever doubting the ald a ee dopa Fairness to suggest how they would themselves proct ed under A _ euf nk sorrow and tears, | | maser The eae wks raaeiaa like conditions _ Pecan wer Sewer notes told, Question,” aa treated by W. BG. in| on ———_—- Fv'ry dog may have his day,” ~_—_ get onc rae couldn't tell ei ' _ ~— of the 11th. Anet. evt \ y ‘KINLEY’S = of ite rec 3 i Said Willie Fat, askance ach boy was a wis lo ol dences the prevailing Ingnorance of - MT. M KINLEY’S name may be changed fo Tie) OO wg hake oaherte? Leth wear and {4M #0, ax was bound to occur, | mex jthe natural riying the | Paltitude will remain the same, Dr. Cook res He had to find out for himself.) |ractal differences, which are 1r-| ona "Give no alarm!” the bandits| reconcilable, between the white and | 3 And never seen one’s pants. |Through trouble and sorrow and Pam Waite an A Pennsylvania Good Time. lAnd then when we try to explain | ™* copa came, tho’ he hadn’t| derstood to jain the situation 4 u or » governo! Hi On Tuesday there will be lente "eh i a howl It is, for Instance, Insufficient to HE last legislature empowered the governor to establish | Or raday baie o8 pant j Our children just laugh as they) you see, his pigtall braid! | nay that there is no assimilation be a powder factory in this state An appropriation of at the Center cemetery very KO | oes wee rire it ng gel body is invited and urged to be} eee : for this purpose was made present. The ladies ar requented | YOU laughed at the words of your! Some folks how! about the cost of For Potlatch Governor Lister should not delay longer the establish-| to come with well filled baskets and dad ving just because the price of/ [ment of this factory. The farmers are already getting {m-|the men to bring tools and come| (A94 you've paid both in worry| gasoline bas gone up. We make {t easy for you to dress well for this ite: t t what they consider unnecessary delay prepared to work at filling UD) AL4 yo rrpihegp!d deal fi Cs pi | week's festivities, Anything you want on credit. ent at what they consid ary delay : con ¢ all get the same deal from . ‘ > 7 bill was introduced by a farmer senator, in com- graves ene setting > Sree your dad, | The clerk of New York's criminal! Plans for the construction of a) A HANDSOME SOUVENIR he bill was introdu y h ; Grove City (Pa.) Reporter. For he has to find out for hfm-|CoUrt®. after doing @ little adding, | raitroad Iine from Argo to a con- ce with a general demand for it throughout the state — self! "|has found that in the past six OF! nection sit tua obs de % | absolutely free with your purchase. A der is one of the big items in the cost of clearing and |The Beauty Hunter as. 6 jseven years three or four times 48] 44.0 puget Sound Ty vai onl ig ot! i d A a ory will reduce this cost by . many single men as married men uget Soun raction Co., at! | improving lands. A state factory | Her Hints to Others You Bet It Wasn't have been convicted. Say what|12th av, &, near Bafley st, have \ | more than 50 per cent P gi “ you will of marriage, !t sharpens a| been announced by the O1 | If the Murphine logged-off land law is to be worth any-| ChintnaNor the vicious poisons tn |man’s wits, Washington Ratt ; “ + esa thing, it wil! owe a large part of its success to a state-owned |the b ee Co roa Navigation | | powder factory. Thousands upon thousands of acres of Oe eae re, Ttating | _ The purpose of the new Iine ts to| d-off lands in Western Washington await improvement Wan kaueeashel by an anaes She accommodate the present and fu-| ever fair opportunities are presented The powder fac- asked for the job of helping him 7 sapneten| Sees 15 Duwamish | tory is one of the most important f these opportunities | feos and. Sinus pore black Lp A toad company to open the road to| bs ; |. ; meal aud ees there wasn't a clean thread in his} “2e* Hae, the line being @ com-| 4 BILL BRYAN only saved $10,000 per year during the satediclihh lelothes. He wi Gtrty he was user track. | 4 t 17 years. Therefore his present salary of $10,000 is dente te detl | Interesting ; Readeqitac for the great Commoner, and he must depend | jm t will surely eons are you, my boy?” on the lectufe platform. in evil. The jst welve years old,” replied the ek anes ~~ boy | ¢ dandruff and | | “Oh, no, you're not,” sald the c, t “No boy could get as dirty as you jare in twelve years,” | as well as a heightener| britt ducer of| df You Werea Juror in This Case ': N one of our large cities a young man who receives $12 jelee phe ae \ y 1 a big off tly wedded a young | the ro . | joacon Hill brute told hin wife a “gang ” Papi # 5 ie paler a me been dt Tne RINK EYES BRILLIANT Qu. yours maoame on sir A |he had bought an “enclosed elec-| omen , rf worked e a A ore aye She vowed (ar depth. strength and expres DICNIC? Mypidy. didpavg SIR_ | tric” for her, to be delivered the! e knew his income when she marriec him. one vi ; sion ee f thie «im w | next day It proved to be an elec-| that she loved him and that it would be great fun to go with | Beat, % AND BELIEVE me NO PICNIC Hw ran fitted with a wire susie him into the battle of poverty and help him onward and/?r sme - e30 upward. | ‘A month later a chap with money came around. He had} an auto. He took her riding, to gay dinners and sprightly golly. dances. He bought flowers and candy for her. And finally} whtnk | he persuaded her to abandon love in an attic, with the homely, | ™rinkies hard-working, unimaginative clerk, and to travel the primrose | makin sie Zz ~~~“ | Eat, drink and don't worry,” Is Quick, Easy and Positive the advice given by a New York Cure for All Foot Torture}|centenarian. But In theso days erasicineet re nant} ow js a man going to get any: d to be the|thing to eat and drink without rest an re known to| worrying? fence for ail “Die eee com , of Calo-| Jack Spratt could eat no fat, | water k the feet tn this for| His wife could eat no lean; fully fifteen minutes, gently rubbing | And so, In #ummer tle, the sore parts,” The effe E Ie trealiy wondertuly aii] Their foodstuff all Was green ® eness goon Ir tly, the a2 © cot fonts deltght High Praise. In speaking of the place as} = Opens Tonigh te relief for sore bunions,|adapted for musical production. | " sweaty. emelly at Prekerick: dodk With the Following conductor of the LE | REMOVER—Remove » velvety Naturally the husband is at once indignant and heart broken. His first impulse was to invoke the unwritten law Perhaps if he had come of a sturdier stock he would have done so. But his habit mind, due to his kind of work, is |}f orderly. So he has taken his grievance into court. He has n % pint | satire sued the love pirate for $50,000 damages, valuing at that sum 7 fn toe A. twor ot . fe’ 2 ffectio | oning the #k vox of Calocide hicago symphony stra, sald his wife's alienated affe jons pale : 5 [to a velvety Savertis be sufficient to “There seems to be no flaw any e Are the affections of such a woman worth that much?) ment worst feet. It works thre where. I went over the bullding If you were a juror sitting on such a case, what would bei’. mann, |DCLOS OOM Sever Ie Gass and listened from every point, and 4 raor Ina ro am o itting awar¢ lore buying Water Front ies. Any drugs he caustics are perfect."—Ka | your idea a fitting 1? Bet by 1 Ww ri a Any druKs F th aaa ‘ t lama. | , ms nver t ound In stock or he Mic 3 a. ak he geod Ph dite ee ale THE LESS gas you use, the more you pay. Isn't it VENICE ine. se nade Ste y ) On ‘Ralekotlas talkin - oo Well, Say Something. | . le savnable? cs, it isn’t. fT Radittor Most Anything _° Featu y bright sayings of Seattle men's wives, Why don't you print some| of the bright sayings j of Seattle} women's husbands? 8 Pons {4 e e@ dae | An apparatus invented by a Paris! scientist hatches chickens and pro-| a tects them from all microbes until | ¥ they reach a desired age, | . Stenographer In Three Reels . Is an Heiress A Beautiful Scenic Reel Two Corking Good Comedies . OR. L. A. CLARK, D. D. 8. LOS ANGELES, July 16—After cc oy ye ” WE NEVER HURT A BIT | ovortets votticn nt? wont ne “‘Manfredonia, Building a Trust < Fillings that, atay in, crowns that| fll, and working long hours each stay on, plates that fit perfectly,|4@Y to support her seven children, | and * mg tha judg t o dust years aac bridgework that #o simulates the|Mrs. 8. A. T. Jones, a widow, %9 one do something that some judge, returned to dust years ago natural tooth as to defy detection, |&¥oke today to find | herself the out ern ta 'y ‘When Love Loses Out’ ; didn’t do, but an untrammeled power to drive the stakes of > of 1 De astiit” sist | P atid A J iil: It's the high-grade material used | Possessor of Investments and secur- substantial justice as honor, conscience and righteousness ]q- witt be decidedly to your ad-{ and the scientific manner in which Itles worth more than $1,000,000 would have them. vantage to come here to make | @!! our work {® inserted that ac pr beef tata oy coretree ORYr An Unheard-of Case eat nl A E hope that Judge D. I. Cunningham, of the supreme court of Arizona, enjoys his vacation. He announces, with pride, that the Arizona supreme court calendar is prac- tically clear and that, with no state precedents to guide, this new court has decided many cases of far-reaching importance If we were to advise Judge Cunningham that a clean docket was one of the results of having no precedents to side, he’s probably lawyer enough to declare that we don't now what we're talking about. But we'll wager the judge something that ten years hence, when lawyers get a chance to haggle over the precedents he’s now making, there'll never *be any clean dockets in that Arizona court. What a grand opportunity is possessed by a supreme judge in a state that has just got its first supreme court! No running through thousands of leather-bound volumes, lest 4 counts for its complete dependabil ; a the purchase. We will show the} 0." P 1 Mra, Jones was notified by cable m em Uncle Kitchel Pixley wires from Mogadore: “Qrnery old * ity ang enduring quality. Peop! at a brothe ’ “Pare: PeTANens SnAg eD OOS OF y ea yo handsoment instruments ever! who let us do thelr dentlatry have) (22t 4 brother, trom whom she had Louis Dimond, the unequaled 1,900 Opera Chairs all on not heard for a decad@, had died in w S tea s missin’ ag Se vire € Constable Seth Beardsley is missin’ agin. Seth ermpired the | pant—those of the sweetest tone | comfort, satisfaction and good concert pianist. one floor—largest one-floor 2 joel a 4th of July ball game between the Mogadore Mastodon f the Antipodes, leaving her his en “ y x 4 astodo 6 perfact wel eeth. Our work is flawless and : i i Brass Band and Thomastown Amalgamated Ready Relief ae ett thin meee Gatti strictly guaranteed. Cut rate pemes tire estate, without condition, She The Colonial Quartet, a lit- pons play house on the players unhesitatingly | aiwaya prevail in this office. Wo|"™ ened tle better than any .other. Oast. Coal Miners’ Society, ani was true blue to Mogadore every ] indore these planos decision. Reports is that distant prayin’ and howlin’ is heard | reputation second _.near .the leadin’ mine entrance, at Thomastown, and Moga-*] The prices are low and the terms} regular $10 N Slip Plate . wa dore’s armin’ to rescoo Seth from the bowels of Summit | ¢#@ be arranged to sult the ctr $500, ever-Bip Plates fer}. 4 touring car, belonging to R. M.| ALL SEATS 10c. CHILDREN 5c. lon, cumstances of the buyer. WE GIVE GAS Ragadale, but unoccupied at the DOORS OPEN AT 7:45—PERFORMANCE AT 8 O’CLOCK , : and their} will make you an extra heavy $10 —— A to none, | Gold Crown for $4.00 or one of an New Auto Runs Away ” county. iy time, slid down Columbia st. from | If burning 700 men by awe in presence of their JONES, ROSQUIST & KILLEN Regal Dental Offices and evaniied Into the Haller ba Fourth Ave. and Pike Street who lives at ought the car only ore. It is practically a i wives and children, is a feature of war between Christians, | Seattle’s Home Plano Dealers ing. Ragsdale, 4610 ‘Third Avenus: | Dr. L. R. Clark, D. D. 8, Manager | Franklin av we guess that those Balkans had better go back, to fighting 1408 Third Av. N. W. Cor. Unton' the day be * 4 Phone Main 8121. | the infidel Turky ; NOTE—Bring This Ad With You total wreck now,