The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 26, 1913, Page 4

Se ei ci ws sah tn 4 S pos Pa A AS 4 Bervice of the By mall, datly, one month tn ad fat. RATES se) tix moe., "8080; ome your, offic . Wash, aa second ; ‘ var 8 Milne matter. “Punished by The star Publishing By carrier, in elty, 260 © month, Company every evening except Sunday | : Newspaper Justice | DRAMAGRAPHS s q (An Editorial From the Municipal League News.) | ie dren samncor mt , WPIHE unfortunate breakdown in the mechanism of the! | { Wy eg REMEMBER, MR. ARCHIBALD BLITHERSTON, ARE YOU HERE? Y fi Potlatch merry-go-round has now been quite repaired. | WHT 9/4 /, faa THOUGH I AM ONLY A LITTLE, HELPLESS, WIN A DOLLAR | ite ; Np a ae f M The big series 0! nme Like the hero of one of Hale's stories we feel that “so much] }\\\\\)||!|// \/ IGNORANT MOUNTAIN GIRL, AND UNSOPHISTICATED Next week 16 poets’ woek, Al | cee cite weld by the Circle ad p j has been said and on the whole so well said, that further) \ IN THE WAYS OF THE WORLD, I AM NONE THE Jeontest especially for the Cire lmarked each with the stiftest kind Z remarks would be superfluous.” Wy Less KEENLY ALIVE To THE HYPOCRITICAL Jelub’s many poets will be held, Th of competitions As the weeks go by Ps f r . | ) 1ons ‘ he cash prizes grows 4 All the decent papers of the city are unanimous, and | | | TENOR OF YOUR SMOOTH DECLARAT | weekly dollar prize offered will be |ths fight for the a h prizes grows there is little to fear from: the degenerate filth poured out) |) AU OF APPECTION For MG! NEVER | awarded the winner of the contesc, opigieg fete ath it tho Wee by the Times. The marauders who were inflamed by its iN\{ \| VENTURE TO ADDRGESY |which 1® open to all boy and girl contest, and the fight for the dollar : ‘ inces are noisy handful of mi: ided souls; and } } readers of Tho Star. was a warm one, The boys and t 5 uttera ut a y an WHA | areful in thelr the rest of the people are not such fools to mistake livid WW } i ) The funniest fourline Jingle gete| ie appears 4 most care il tn thetr Ef ae i i} / ection © appropriate pict anarchy for patriotism, even when the latter is advertised) \\\ {Kt |the prise | S ere LM Bag aids Claaed 7 by the Stars and Stripes. | i Mh J | Surely, the majority of the Circle ln difficult task {nto the hands of ie Another phase of the matter seems to us more relevant.} = fil! /ii7 | boys and girls can compone a short the judges when the time came to : In a recent editorial we said, “Whether we like it or} "iittle verse with a touch of humor. teake the award. Maty Aon Me P mot the common people have taken it upon themselves to} | held * The Pon agen bee Pott | Donald, the winner, is a new mem- 3 } tule,” and curiously enough, they have been put into power original, and shall not contain | prs following boys and girls sent ~ 4 largely by the newspapers. If this is true, the question then over four new |in photographs of themselves which becomes simply one of making newspaper rule more} | Writing four lMnes of funny lwere considered worthy of honor> beneficial ig | se ae in a ! retty eeny : t ce of | at mention Willie McGovern, Ey ; - winning a dollar, in Uncle Jack's . »s Hamilton, Duglas McPher- We, the common people, are really just emerging from estimation, That le why he ts look po es Han pag es Seo price the darkness of ages. We are suspicious and fearful; we ing for next week's contest to bring Hugh Agnes Simpeon, still fear the power and selfishness of rulers; we fear in-| |the biggest competition of auy held Floyd Muellur, Grace Templeton, justice from those who make and those who interpret the | this eum eee A ‘ Annie Nielson, Esther Higgins, > we ¢ c 3 aw ‘a ough to protect our-| egg + Reaping Katherine Monroe, Florence mee we cannot: make ines, fast bat F of their owr wition to the Brownell, Herbert Thompson, Bella | gelves from the fear of rapacity at the hands of business Circle club at times, and Du Witt, Jene Truman, Ida Blanch combinations. The recently talked-of Golden Rule govern |most of them ha n Ko0d, too ard, Gladys Hiller, Arnold Monson, ment for cities is still a shaky and very elusive ideal, with | | athe contest closes next Friday |‘Arthur Morgan, Mildred Spar; . ¥ little or no apparent cash value. We have discovered the tse) | Seeneney abe g'elock and te the| Toutes Pine Thelma Littleté of confidence in democratic rule, but have not yet learned be given by the Circle club for | | % how to inspire that confidence among citizens. Star boys and «iris this summer IS A JOKIST There are newspapers that have already discovered that All verses should be written in Dear Uncle Jack: I am sending the prosperity or progress of a city where the people really aah, = atooos belng require . ‘ you a joke which Bger me myeele ’ : i " , : ure d write your name and ad- |It is only my second attempt. I a: rule is to be measured not so much by the natural resources Sieh Very pital at tha bolton: oF ae er ya ae sgt a of that city, or the generous foresight of a few of its leading| the poem * co am anxious to see this in the cor @ ® Citizens, as by the degree of mutual confidence and trust) |tlons to Uncle Jack, care ner. The joke follows: ; 3 with which its citizens are able to accept the leadership of | Star office. | Little Bill, on receiving a pres 1 their newspapers, their legislators and lawyers, and their chief | inthe LAND OF CHERRY ent of s small Ben, began playing |] men of business. , BLOSSOMS—After losing a leg in tomed to children, flew up and nF If our modern newspaper has absorbed unto itself nearly la street inthint, © Skbaneae hacmed to chiara aD, ane FD {all the powers of priest, teacher and statesman, then we must [brings sult for an annuity of $100, | surprised, Iittle Bill exclaimed ig wake up to the tremendous importance of getting such a ny mame re pp ii te Pgh years, “Hully gee! I'll keep you to fight : | square deal at its hands as shall beget and hold that confi JAP ? | ie eae Sy —Helen Sundeen, 1211 { : S 6dence which is a fundamental factor in the progress of a — ro | june acme ae pp eer ag fee aries : community, and a financial asset of the greatest value 2 aR ed i i |] Ratirond excursion to the prize offered by Uncle Jack for the| Dance at Dreamland tonight. eee ERIE TIED cae ot aes a best photozraph. Marv Ann Is aos = |] Men's Excursion Co only receatly. . | f y 1 Political Breach of Promise eT a El chrough Aberdeen, Hloquiane and [$8 # RR Re Cuma ics! int to Housewives | the famous Grays Harbor coun- 4 5 i F i Mas i |] try. $9.80 ride for $2.60 . GOT SOMETHING? * IHE third-term mayor of Cambridge, Mass., classic home | ‘in opportunity to see the * The Circle club is always * i i i bachel 1 | | f & open to contributions from boy #| THERE 18 RELIEF AT HAND! of historic Harvard, is Irish, 40, and a bachelor. Last ocean and spend the afternoon 4 B P on the beach, Round trip, $2.60, | ® and girl readers of The Star. *| We want to give you an oppor: time he ran he told the women he wouldn't change his race} the Dench, Round trip, #7 $0. | It you have something ‘which *|tuntty to try our treatment, and to a and couldn’t change his age, but would solemnly agree not at 7:40 & m. and 1:56 & mm * you think the other boys and ®/add your name to those of others fo run again before he had changed his bachelorhood Tickets at city office, Firet | * ee would —, i! oe |e we havi aceetety and com- } i y i 7 fic parry ? arry and Yeuler, King 8t Bi * along, and¢ there's 0 pletely relieved of the Enem; 2 } His blarney got him by, but did he marry? Did Barry} end jer, and King eons eee, Gat be wit be Seay Wittman y a S Divil a tit | # od: No matter woateer pe *| Sounds Ifke a tremendous boast, $5 ; 4 | name sesmmescenecn a drawing, story OF ®|qoesn't it? But which do you 9 So now he’s running again, and a lot of indignant women a % joke, don't be backward about *|ter—the twinge of Rascmstaee’ oh are after his scalp for political breach of promise. Thereby aaa. ES » * poy OR he ag ah | stving us a trial? 4 showing up another value in this growing enlistment of wom- WY AC BANY*PAINLE >? oe - ¥!" One who never had Rheumatism en's interest in public affairs. For with votes for women, po- | | - Qe Reka eRe eee ee ee | 10e8 not know what torturing suf- litical bachelors will have to go. In their restraint of matri- (| 66 j ehh fering it brings; at times the pain t ; | is so severe {t seems unbearable, “monial trade, guilt will be personalized, and he who would | | CONTEST OVER To sock canecers De. tieehieee ‘bear the honors will also have to wear the chains. j | The Circle club has a large sup-| Bake Ovens are giving instant re When Penrose of Pennsylvania was once reproached for Alb C t-Rate |” of its many nieces and nephews ef. No better or surer proof of not having taken a wife, he said he was ready to marry when-) any UW) |as a, result of the “photo! contest, the benefits ot the oaks, Oven: ever “the organization” would pick out the woman. Pe . lo'clock. The contest, in which alwhen people of 70 and 80 years of a Mayor Barry can't escape by that excuse, for the Wom- ntists \doltar ‘cash prise Was offered forlags, who have suffered fom 4 é ‘omestead association, Bostonese home boomers, say the best photograph contributed to|Chronic Rheumatism for the greate an’s y | a & r > bl 4o' the choos- SHAVING MUG WH STAND BACK OF OUR WORK) the Circle, was one of the most er part of their lives, and have they're ready to help him choose if he's unable to do the choos-| : ready | FOR 15 YEARS, GUARANTEE = |euccessful held by the club this|tried the different Hot Springs and ing unaided. is | pints ye, Don't feed your grandpa cherry ple SIGNED BY UB summer. There were close to 75|numerous remedies advised for the So we guess, Mr. Mayor, it’s up to you. | Questions Mr. Cynthia Grey Cannot! Editor Most Anything If it is fat? of pits, competitors, so it cam be imagined|treatment of Rheumatism, without 2 en Or cca s Ty ae eee ert eee ee ooenens that the race for the prize was|benefit, finally find total and pen “hanging|..1 am an amateur photoxraphe nk he is the wittlest man tr em, 1 ak 1 “ DGE HUMPHRIES, on the bench, talks of “hanging | what exercise would you suggest to} Seattle. Not long ago he bought| He may indulge in fite VEILS ims: Wabamias< whe Geek Dake Oven Srectassin® oe people to lampposts. develop my films'—C. G a spiked collar for our bulldog. While his appendix might be put at 910 21st av. sent in the best pho-| d | Does a skyscraper elevator make| “Why did you get a spiked col At once upon the fritz, tograph, according to the judges’ | Or. Loughney Again Makes Cut In K. H O f Y S | more tripe up or down tn a day?— tart asked, : ed eee F |decision. The photo was clear in Prices. i .e.2 “Oh,” he sald, “there are a lot o 90 D | “4 Re: a eep ate Out o our System Where can I buy a allk window|dog thieves in town, but when Jor.| ANd Where Ie Your Neighborhood? | f° OF AYS UMLy jevers way, was weit posed, and) | Beginning Monday, July 28, Dr, sash?—-H. TR lry wears a spiked collar no thief} I don't think very much of the jadapted for newspaper reproduc-|Loughney will begin enrolling par 3 F a person says a mean thing about you and it isn’t true,|""ghould a stovepipe sleeve come|can nail him."—Mre. G. RD bright snyings of Seattle husbands | The fottowtne, aloes wil! be tren ot tion. These were the require-| lentes matted Bamber only—at ok . A | PA ye an bape a niet Ghar " it tle husband. »| our ere wn jopten Di « ne dollar per trea 44 why worry about it? The time to worry is when it's true.|below the elbow!—Mra. TG. | PS: My usband often ets Foe ae arate tinea their | Come tn today—don't put tt ott wel Many boys and girls contributed |ment. This lberal offer will be 4 y ne - oc . —e 2 ee A re doing dental work for less than your 3 they bh lo but a rs, i “ong Soiaghhand on a busy street corner, a man knocked| wow it comes out that Emperor| night he sald thing that waa| Wives credit them with, it ts no| om 400s Mee i ettise our work cua while ths uetites ware ers fron “ae poate mig Mgrs The second man had called the first a To rebuke slander by instant force is a human | little gun play by the } Isn't it an impulse born of abet: William has stock in Krupp's Aja lot funnier, bu yes? | think of It today . vile name. t impulse, but is it a wise impulse? Pe) A A waist and coat and hose of net charitableness, magnanimity, rich human sympathy, are the | Likewtse may have seen it hot! winning qualities? But never quite too hot for her Hate is a poison. To hate a man is to hurt yourself.|T0 wear It when she’s just become . wonder that the women 1 ning to smoke cigarete | lashed skirts. If you would prin to aave me I can't Mrs. G, R. D. . of those |to the happy husband. _ begin: | wear|Set of Teeth, Guaranteed OR or | Fit, now in 9400. Private exchange oom necting with all departmeste. PHONES ™™ y quick response to the same good, in most cases they were too| low rate offers in the past, it will dull to permit thelr reproduction in| not take long to enroll the Mmited ists, 25¢—Advertisement. or or the Cirele corner. It requires ex. | number. A é ; q Speaking of patrictic combina jokes and mor E puldn’t igge ’ he fights and * ellent ki m1 All those who suffer fro! eee not of judgment; sad wouldn't it show s bigger soul lyons U. &. Grant married Mrs ws of the chicken fights and 408] Sotid Gold or Porcelain @9 {tare suited tor newspaper columes, matism, Gout, Neurils, Neuralgia, to ignore the indignity and pity the pettiness of its author? | America Will, an lowa widow. fights {t would help your circula-| Goo. oo ed pe iy epaper Columns. | eee tedien. stbago, Staneie i \ igh ovccveces ose pho ' ‘olds, Sc’ , Lumbago, § For, really, calling another something not polite to re-| de ae wr tera are tao coutisht whisk tee ointar Shier Liver, Kidney or Bowel trouble, or t doesn’t make that other that kind of person. It simply de: Lo ipabacast ape arnat £ ip Bie a Gold or Porcelain @9 returned will be sent back immeul-/*2Y Impaired circulation of ‘the q fegisters an excited opinion. Say we call you a liar. If you es re 00 en Bridge Work tas wene Ou ately after they are used in the Cir-| blood, cannot make a mistake in J are a liar, then it would do you no good at all to get angry at| cena lh a prin ops opie Arohdeseen, Otuck, whe am ae cle. Those that cannot be used | ‘king advantage of Dr. Loughney's 4 us; 4 vould b y t © ff. If ee ee eee cended Mt. McKinley, says he | Solid Gold Fillings...75¢@ UP | wi be sent back early next week, | {beral offer at the next few days’ | Ms; your duty wow e to get busy correcting yourse the difference. will not write a book. There c cai Some boys and girls neglecte | price of $1.00 per treatment. The 3 aren’t a liar, then the damage is upon the real liar, the ied goes that joke we had rimmed | Silver Fillings 50¢ UP asendh (Ghale ini Gates pean to regular price at other times is $2.00 © 3 P ’ rs 7 , i oir names and addresses 2. Sieger of the false accusation. And you wouldn't repair it| The fact that she Is a widow up about “Stuck on Mountain rf R D to the back of the photo, which was| Pe? treatment : hawt r ; |proves he didn’t “see America Climbing.” Albany Cut-Rate Dentists . by taking it out of our hide. | first.” eee, oe od Vleor Peeples Rank Building, [OC Of the rules, thus preventing Dr. Loughney’s offices are in the Think back to the persons in either history or your own! eee oi ar cata ac eabatiand aes cela bod ro , | eete contributions from being con- hs eget Savings Bank Bldg. core circle of acquaintances whose memory you most respect and | You may have seen the weather cold when told tkat daughter Ines had Take Elevator or Walk Up jSidered by the judges. auitae ye eg mn revere, and is one of them honored by you because of Free Paget iptaptnetleae fred ng oa been married, “she always 4!4] oun prices witt surprise rou.|,.Never fails. Butler's Liquid|m. to 6 p. m. Sundays, 9 to 11 only, | quickness of temper? Don't you always find that patience, |” p | about as she pleased.” Our regards|°° Gun work WiLL PLEASE YOU. | Tooth Filler stops the ache. Drug- Consultation is Free. Cultivate love, not hate, if you would be truly happy. ‘The owner of s piece of far, Get Long Value on Your Short Buy, Investing in Seattle-made products is a good investment—your money stays at home—it helps your neighbor, dependent on Seattle factories—it creates a Greater Seattle, and the product you buy can’t be beat—Seattle-made goods are of the best quality—INSIST on these brands when buying. Foundries La Follette has risen to gi warning that he may make a seven-day speech against the tariff. Oh, tell it to the Chau- tauqua circle, ° HOW’S YOUR telephone service? Be Brave and Honest PROMINE Wie staat SHE WAS FOND OF SPORTS A actetien tells st that noise ia not a necessity. Let him go sit In the bleachers alongside of ~ i 7 Lena Little of Detroit has asked T church of Stockton, Cal., seems to have | the courts for permission to change Ornamental Iron — Rattan Furniture E. Marsh in Massachusetts. Loyalty to church membership is a mighty fine trait, and a man should fraternize with his fellow parishioners as much as he can, but there are usually circumstances over which a convicted murderer has no con ‘ol, and it is doubtful if fraternizing with such would be the desire of the parishioners, anyhow. But what is to follow if churches are not brave and honest before the hat of the churches if, instead of being brave and h make themselves ridiculous? To say that Dorr was ed because he wouldn’t fraternize with the parishioners was a lic, evident to all Tt is a mighty sad thing to contemplate BEAUTIFUL INEZ MILHOLLAND, the New York suffragist, has married a rich Amsterdam Dutchman. Fare well, Inez! You were a joy as to looks, and you sure could holler for your rights. ENGLAND AND GERMANY needn't get excited over the foothold that the U. S. language ig getting in their midst. They'll find it handy when we come to annex them. IS IT ONLY a coincidence that Secretary of War Gar- 3) rison will make no speeches while in Seattle? 4 ; AT LAST Boni de Castellane is free to again enter into holy wedlock with an heiress and beat her up ° | and he is now under sentence of death for murdering Geo.| Misdirected energy— Joseph A. Foraker explaining any- Mulhall letter. Joseph B. Foraker explating any. thing. | What Has Maxine Elliott is going back on| the stage. Which reminds as what | a lot of good people never knew sho |had been off. | ° | No wonder they're fighting In | Bulgaria. The neckties are | enough to make terribly tragic | | trouble. Please give me the address of a good rattle-bone te er——M, C. O'C. ee | Anna Held, wearing diamond-en- crusted stockings, failed to make a hit in London, say the cables, We're | not surprised, It's pretty hard for stockings to make a hit on the stage these days. LOST IN MOUNTAINS ROSLYN, Wagsh., July 26.—Depu-| Commander A, H ty Sheriff Gray is searching to-| ordered here fro day for F. C. Patterson, a watch-|C., to command man for the Kittitas Power com-|crulser Galveston pany, who has been lost in the Cas-|for the Asiatic #' cades for a week, He was last seen|via San Francisco, Honolulu an near Fish lake, Olangapo, viator In the air rly fall, ° Chili Become of TamaleGrotto Chili Con Carne B.& * Chicken Tamales Main 5306. We Deliver. 1511 Third Avenue Wholesale and Retail. Flour ASK FOR “Centennial Best” STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS Lehigh has been m Washington, D. the United States 1, which will sail| ation on Aug. 40, dt Hats jave Your Panama Hat Cleaned Where They Use No Acids. PACIFIC COAST HAT FACTORY Phone Ballard 566, Free Delivery. Macaroni Washington Brand Macaroni, Spaghetti, Vermicelli, Alphabets, Elbow Cuts, Egg Noodles. Manufactured by A. F, GHIGLIONE & SONS Oil Clothing Geo. A. Johnson Co. Manufacturers of “Johnson's Best” Oil Clothing and White Duck Clothing. A 406, M Satiatiod owners are our references AME! Patterns Western Pattern Works Largest and best equipped shop tn the city. Patterns, Models and Machine Designs. 1528 First Avenue South. Phone Billott 2816 Pies Whiting-Smith Pies ARE BETTER At Cafes, Delicatessens, Martet Stalls ana Restaurants, Phone Elliott 3631, Portable Houses Pottages, Bungalows, Gar All sixes and aty! Made in SHATTLE and shipped everywhere, Attractive—Serviceable—Koonumical tet our prices before you buy or build AN PORTABLE HOUSE CO. nin S808, SO8L Arcade Bide, Phone Queen Anne 474, Salad Dressing Mrs. Porter's ing—mado Tm confessing Ta product that “ “Beattie mado” BS) You should have it on your table every day, if you are able, And thus help to boost our etty's local trade. ta alt Phone Main 2097 PACIFIC SHOW CASE @ CABINET WORKS Wo make SeFeen Doors and Windows Let us help you to keep out the Soda Water GEORGETOWN SODA WATER WORKS Distributers of Bottled Coca Cola, Cherry Cheer, Wyse Ce! Phosph and all carbonated. beverages Phone Sidney 59.. i i i | he: " ' y whe healthy young fan and tell ttled dow: retty fine point. It -|her name. We don't know what| * ethics whittled down to pretty — © dee-lioange cho wishte to/make, ba} nlm that. Seattle Stove PACIFIC ORNAMENTAL R Furni cons have dropped Wm. A. Dorr from the membership, be-| we'd suggest she make {t. Lena ads | ii Works IRON WORKS. attan Furniture Mfg. Co, cause, for months, he “has not attended services or fraternized| Lott. Or how would Lena Little neve found at last where ail the | I %§., Gebcaieienns Shar, aa. ee Makers of all kinds of with the parishioners.” |Moore do? Lo ately ge Pg ‘. ALL KINDS OF Tron and REED FURNITURE No account seems to have been taken of Mr. Dort’s| 7 land, Ala. All aboard! CASTINGS. 245 Sin ee rs 7 F hs he has t lefending his lif Joseph B. Foraker, the ex-senator, ie ope HARRISON ST. AND TERRY AV. ixteenth Avenue West. a evident excuse. For months he has been defending his life,| wants to explain the Mulhall lotter ON ST. AND TE