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

or or N the MEMNER LRAGUR Bervice of e Entered at the postoffing, Seattio, Wash. as second ‘clase matter, Published by The Atar Publishing Company every evening except Sanday. REGIMENT BOASTS E Wremen lader the British Law I JUST ONE PRIVATE N some respects the editor erred in a recent editorial giv z ; of wor in Great Britain, due to his ing the legal status of women L eRBOREAIE Cohan aa the! confusing common and statute law jrank and filo ‘of the First Ohto It used to be but is no longer true that a worthless hus-| Infantry, National Volunteer Re band can lawfully take the separate earnings of an indus-/ serv ~ lives at r48 iH nok “4 wt i f hsb: kes and his name ts John sux trious wife. It still is true, however, that if a husband makes | Wien tne Firet Ohto Infantry has an allowance to his wife for household expenses and she! , aril, tt will march tn the follow saves part of it, he can claim it as his property and force | ing order her to hand it over to him If a man without issue dies leaving no will, his widow now has a lawful right to his whole estate if it does not exceed $2,500 after the payment of all debts. On the next $2,500 her claim is prior, and of any remainder she gets a life interest in one-third of the rents and half the personality But if she dies intestate, leaving equal property, he woul get it all Theoretically the man’s common law right to absol control of offspring has been so far modified by st | Interpretation that the mother may contest it if show that his influence is likely to prejudice their In practice, however, this is done with the greatest "The father, while living, has the right to dire lucation in religion, and after his death the mother may order a change only in special circumstances, after securing the difficult consent of court But it is with respect to divorce that the British law yemains most unequal. The husband can put away his wife proving adultery, but she cannot divorce him for that ense alone—it t be aggravated by incest, bigamy, de generacy or cruelty. Technically, the re, the English law is not as bad as it used to erroneously pictured it. Actually, however, it is still fettered by toryism; by the surviving strong traditions of feudalism, under which woman was man’s property and entirely depend ent on his whim. } h of woman before the} y status Colonel, Lieutenant Cole ‘ Two Captaina of Staff, Two Lieutenants of Staff, be or as we rece | There is still much in the stautory law of England which PRIVATE JOHN H. ROUX meeds changing to bring it abreast of the new freedom; but| Roux t# the only ong-mag reat chiefly the warfare of the militants is, we suppose, designed | ment im the we ie crack the fisrd mental. shells encasing tory prejudice. |,%°%, see ,,tte thee: , The Firat Without endorsing all their methods, it is easy to sympathize | 6 cake en with that purpose. We may be thankful that American minds | composed t who have It was organized Platt drill n in service , with aren't so impervious to new ideas George W fficers will NOW, OR. HARVEY WILEY, married and a papa, says woman } ‘ never sprung from Adam's rib, but from “the same monitious diopiasm | for war service, wo (hey will bey as man. ” We don't care a continental. If she wants to be sprung from | 0p! a Th ge jp hae Por volunteer a mor not It She's here, some way. @ monotous dipsosaurs, let her hav skeleton regiment would then | be filled fn with privates, eee A Barnyard Lay. FORMER AMBASSADOR HENRY LANE WILSON Is reported to have dectared himself out of the race for United States senator from Washington. Oh, weil, the people would have done that anyhow. Don’t Kill Man’s Hope N his testimony before the senate investigating committee, President Van Cleave, of the N. A. M., clearly indicated | Bhe purpose of that organization. The proposition was that manufacturers of the nation contribute $500,000 annually control legislation and crush trades unionism. It would be intolerable to everybody, save slave-drivers, @f the federated employers’ organizations could solid-mass @hemselves and destroy labor organization, for that couldn't gesult in anything but slavery, and the end would be revolu- Bion and anarchy. Every employer in this country who is fighting trades gnionism is cutting his own throat; or, if he gets out from Qnder, the punishment will fall upon his descendants There is just as much human nature in the bosom of a man who works with his hands as there is in the bosom of} his employer. There is the same love for family, for home, for comfort, for luxury and for happiness. And there is a feeling that he has a right to his share of the pleasures of life as well as his share of the labor and poverty. Nobody ffan take that feeling away from him. You're all stuck up because you're | She knows the ducks, and yet — | She'll not speak passing They are not in her & FOR PARENTS WHO | short THE STAR DOCTOR WRITES EDITORIAL THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, What Has Become of—| Somebody, aa to the name present husband Alex P. Moore The tter is un signed, We have an idea that Mr Moore f wrote ft eee Improbable Stori answering our query of Lilian Russell's! wrt that tt h A lady, looking at some matertal in a dry goods store, asked the clerk would fade, t which No, madam, it will whereupon she = pur the materto! | it w weeks later having been made into a dress} which thia time had become soiled, she sent ft to the laundry | The dress being retur by the laundry on Saturday she hastily and found the brighter thar ned the pac’ colors we . . A New York man named Onion got permission from the court to change his name to Barrett As long as it was what it was he couldn't what it Ie. | A Savannah, Ga., girl was fined f weartng a high #kirt ac for wearing a low walst nore The nome Jai The meanest man in it tie ia an agent for an accident Insurance company. He has bought an automobile, invites people out in It and drives so they either sign up or he frightens them to death | “Pane! it may be noted,” says the London (Eng) Sketch, “ta| abort for ‘fanciers’ of baseball, Just, for instance, as “lift’ ts for “descending elevator.” ee Abstemio Venezuela fuses to take a Cip again. eee re always sup je of New York Gov. Sulzer wa: posed by the pr to be poor and honest proven that he w poor, o- However, It's something to be half right about a politician. SOON ARE TO SEND » such thing a# pleasing| , NORFOLK, the tngenulty of proprietor garage Norwalk mobile potnt on his car's sparker and the | »yntinuance of bis tour. auto The garage with a broken sparker Need said Bennett after an of the ¢ Hut Bennett platinam. Karages, all other nett telephoned. We'll Benne a ean fix When fentiat pulled molar tc pla (MOST ANYTHIN PULLS TOOTH TO SAVE AN AUTOIST de tour a ar. try ot the Wanted All Enjoyment , | —wiie, It has been|toothbrush and comb Ll and soap? Wille top it! for a holiday to enjoy ou (Aisguatedty) Netther did any of which Ben 1913. O, Aug. 20-~T Harry here, and a certain auto the platinum entist, a int owen into put Bennett's “an platinum potnt, mination new didn’t have any f the the dentists,” said the dentists had u the filling out an hour the autolst |f gon his way. | eee (going for the seanide trip) packed your| GOLF BAL ave you and brush ~Here, ma; thought we w lve! ¢ Kennett, | } Ineumbent, |nard has been president since 1904 BmA\) New York, and manager of the N |yearold Agnes Marek bit a golf ball Main 400, Private eecting with afl PHONES exchange eam. Arent SULZER REFV TAKE MURPHY one OTTO BANNARD IS VISITING HERE Otto T. Bannard, lawyer, banker and republican candidate for mayor of New York city against the William J. Gaynor the guest of W. A Rainier club. Ban in Beattle at the is ore of the New York Trust company. | He ts» one of the founders of th Charity Organization society of) tional Employment exchange, which was organized by the Russell Sage Foundation tn 1909. LS DANGEROUS LOMBARD, Il, Aug Twelve and nearly lost her life when the going acid in the core ran down her throat paring to start. “T'd like to have| Every human being hopes for better conditions for him- ERilkiiscoiaiina deoh aD her, all right, an’ I'd buy her this| self and those he loves. Deprive him, in the mass, of that Children are going back to school next month! | a gaattie pharmacist was called iow? only I hate to bust a dol hope and hell will happen right here on earth. Hope is MOTHER FATHER! Do you realize the !mportan to the telep at an early hour| gwhat saves from anarchy now Do you appreciate the fact that the school room and the schoo! °"),% ebay cavbuite acer” olf ~ Logical Youth ARE YOU a candidate for the council? What, no? Beg pardon, grounds are the home of ~*~ boy on girl Lert approximately two-thirds quired an anxious voice. rey m + ? * lof their waking hours, five days tn the week? Tes seen we thought everybody in Seattle was. De son ally con end that your child's physical welfnre and REP a Menem gg reeponded the Raymond, according to a recent| | mental development . very larg on the environment and the a wouldw’y heb blll pect” story, hac n playing hard all) York Troe tack to see his old horses run. Next he might be carried Now ie the time to think of these matters, which are of paramount), receiver being hung up th tha. ne a omit aying nls ; sateuast or SOU 1 . hat he wanted to omit saying his oe oon meee of GE ovicmyen: Starve whom he fought Ter (mm To what sort of a school building are you going to send your chil-| » ap] FATES a z | —_ —--— a “But, dear,” his mother remon IN THE Sulzer impeachment trial, each of those New York sen-| ATH Next month’ 8 ase standpoint? fc. Sota 4| strated, “you must be a good boy | ee ee ee ee 8 See ee eee In it healthfully situated tn the efty? A Renton man recently got mar-|*%¢ thank God for all His good @enate! Bla ee Has it proper grounds, wherein the children may have eultable| ried and took a cottage, determined | Ne#s (0 you. Just (Mink what a nice outdoor exerciae? to grow enough vegetables to keep| “Me You've had all day playing, | Levon grok atin egy - oe to try > get Mr. Huerta to! Ie it supplied with the proper fire excapes? the household going. He started to|®"4 remember all the other little ——— -- —fumitomeouan It tow do not know the answer, and cannot find out now, fo to/dig up the garden, and after an|0¥® who have no nico home or| ee the school the first day or the first week and learn! hour's hard work was astonished to| Ce ¢lothes or mother to love} herr rsonal intere and Show your f THEY'VE GOT the high figure for ball players up to $100,000, but/ conditions. the high figure for teachers or preachers isn't mentioned yet. bas nad e SING LOW, Mr. Huerta! Teddy's In Arizona, near the Mex. line, | and he's got with him his 40-90 with which he shot the big hippo right | plumb in the gizzard, that time. Let muscle! Make {t your business to WITH MAYOR GAYNOR police raiding District Attorney Whit-| 224 physical manhood registering early your child have a fatr chance to develop his brain and his) | forts, “Mow! If this ain't a gold Go to school and learn your lesson, too, if need be! protests against the wrong seo that the school environment and the | schoo! life, indoors and out, will bulla him up into strong mental, moral | mine!” all he was worth, |I'l find next?” man every time he sits down to lunch, and that Suizer-Murphy affair on, New Yorkers don’t care what the weather man predicts. MEATS MUCH higher next winter, say Chicago packers. No| grass, no cattle. Say, what was It that foreign, scientist said about | faking sand with our meals? CHARGE D’AFFAIRES O'SHAUGHNESSY! ‘Tis the first time fwe ken we had French-irish In our citizenship, saye Reilly. Wife Is Champion in Mind Changing, BASEBALL LOST another McGraw when Sylvia Pankhurst decided Aue Bo become a suffraget. 20—'My wife CHICAGO, doesn’t know what she wants. If FAMOUS WALLOPS of history—Waterloo, and Strait’s home run|she did she'd change her mind @rives over the right wall Monday. |i away. She can't be lived with.” In these words Harold Shepherd expressed his opinion of the wife who caused him to be held at the county jail after a raid ow the fiat of Mrs, Edna L. Goddard, 1552 Hast Sixty-third st. Shepherd was words, He was lawyer to arrange bail dard had been reteaned AT THE ARMORY ALL WEEK -ALGUST 18 23 full of bitter waiting for his Mra, God on bond earlier in the day. Shepherd {a TET? A - sales manager for the Monitor 1} N | | Stove works. | FE | His wife, Mra. Mary Shepherd, Strain and refused to see callers. : | She's just hound That's ) | ia | a all there is to It,” said Shepherd 4 “However, | will admit she seems to have t yoda on me thia time. A Pp E ‘Tl am whe te 31 We were oul daughter, Dorothy five. For four EXHIBITION OF and a half years I have been unable ad = to live with my wife It can't be dono. Her disposi temper and no control. She often ; her mind almost before CG et she knows it prsele, 300D MUSIC DAILY ‘She had me arrested a short | ADMISSION with charged me nomsupport, I have receipts disprove her Says Man in Cell) kept to her apartments in Hotel La} while back in Springfield, Ill, and} Albany Cut-Rate Dentists WE ATAND BACK OF OUR WoRK FOR 16 YEARS. GUARANTER SIGNED BY US. EXTRA For90 Days Only! The following prices will be given at our offices until Meptember tet Come in toduy—don't put It off. We are doing dental work for than you |Swn prices to advertie our Work | Set of Teeth, Guaranteed @ | Fit, now ...... 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The Two Iowa farmers stopped talk crops and the price of pota- agr ldn't that an im. ighty jared Jake, with a hopeful glance in your child by acquainting yourself find a #ilver dollar at his feet Then dor dug with ren al pennies, a ed ar quarter three dimes rewarded his ef. said, digging away for “lL wonder what of He could He atiok it out straightened his k at last with a groan of pain, jand at the same ingtant felt some. thing cold sliding down his leg. a moment In he had grasped the re was a hole in his trousers pocket! —_————_—_— Harum 2nd ’ and to “Say, Jim,” finally remarked one foulturtets, “are ye tn |the market fer a good hoss?” mind buying a hose if it suited me, Jake,” responded “What kind of a hoss is it?” little awered roan mare o' Jake, “Guess you've seen her, hain't ye?” “Think IT hev reflectively ro. s, 1 know her, all good little hoss,” de. An’ she’s yours cheap fer a cash deal,” “It's Jos this way, Jake,” Jim, picking up his lines and pre ‘Odeon Theatre “Tannhauser”—In Three Reels sald “Safe in Jail” Ave Het. Pike inion. OUR PRICES WILL sURPRISR You TEN CENTS charge. Im supporting her now “She can have a divorce if she wants ft, but Ml fight against an alimony allowance.” OUR WORK WILL PLEASE YOU. “MOP 11M pe yuem © UW payaru) sju90 may “@ANAWINY 991440 pesnun yeYy [19g Notice to the Public This is to advise that I will not be responsible for any debta con tracted by ‘Sandahl. my wife, Libble 0. N. BANDAHL, dD eeeeeeeeeeeeeeee | drowsily, Raymond's eyes opened a Iittle and out of his relaxed mouth eame this 7 “But, mother, I think them's th fellers that oughter do the prayin'! Chicago Record-Herald, WILLIE’S Q' ; ae The aged Indy next door had been quite tll, so one morning WiL e's mother sald to her small son “Willie, run over and see how old Mrs, Smith ts this morning.” Wille departed, but in a few moments he came running back and wald: “She said it's none of your bual- ness.” “Why, Willie!” exctaimed his mother. “What did you ask her?” “Just what you told me to,” said Willie. “I sald you wanted to know how old she was,” UESTION. * ——. ane MADE UP. The teacher meant to convey a profound lesson. “You must for- give your enemies, boys,” she sald, “and then your enemies will for. give you. I want you all to try it.” The next morning Johnny Jones came to school with a very black eye. “Why, Johnny, ter?” “Aw,” replied Johnny, “I've been forgivin’ Scrappy Green, an’ makin’ him forgive me."—Cleveland Plain Dealer, what's the mat- BETTER THAN SUNDAY SCHOOL CHICAGO, Aug. 20.—About 200 children forgot about Sun- day school when & wagon con- taining 40 gallons of chocolate ice cream broke down tn South Chicago. When the driver te- turned from a drug store where he had gone to tele phone, he found the wagon swarming with youngsters fill- ing all manner of utensils with the cream | understand that the colonel’s valet took along 40-calibre Ree RRR Seeeeeteeeeeeeeeee GOVERNMENT “conectence fund” slumped to $2,000 the past h lowest im a decade. It comes from getting the money-iust inte tone. cratic editors by putting them Into office, perhaps. THE SILENCE of the bull moose party will soon be broken. 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