The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 17, 1913, Page 4

THE STAR—WEDN MBER 17, 1913. PHONES "190% _Prtvate exchange came MEMAER OOF THR sGHUPrs NORTITWRT Orertmente necting with all o LEAGUE OF NEWSPAPERS — Telegraph News Bervice of the United Brees Associathon i a Magee Sige egg TES 9,200; Antt7. one rents tm clase mm Published by The Star Publishing RATES aol) mom, 11280) oom your, Company every evening except Sunday eenineneneae: Pitadewter’s Vote on the Tariff | O the iniquitous Payne-Aldrich tariff bill may be traced the direct and immediate beginning of the movement which eventually gave birth to the progressive party. Here’s Man Who’s Going to Govern 650,000 Savages in Philippines ee The line of demarcation between standpatters and pro * VITAL QUESTION ; * ense had reached a rith atane even the judge gressives was never so clearly drawn as in the vote on that * to awalen: 46 & lively. i eat in the proceedings, robber tariff. . at impor ant witness wae about to, be ey nea easi ined . you sre the lady's ma vegan the relentless barrister. The sturdy little band of insurgents who opposed the * You, air bill justly won the admiration and confilence of the country, * : And where were you at 7 o'clock on the evening In ques 2 * tion” and among those faithful few was Miles Poindexter, then * 1 was in my lady's room, str.” a member of the house from this state e ae sh obleag kai ae Beat 2 was dressing iy lady's hatr, alr To his vigorous opposition of the Aldrich bill was due * Th rrister leaned forward and spoke slowly and impross. Poindexter’s overwhelming senatorial victory in 1910 * ively Now think he waid = I want you to be very efreful 7 4 np answering this question as or was not your mistress in This state, in common with the whole country, was then, & the room et the time?’—Argonaut and still is, absolutely disgusted with the Payne-Aldrich * Ce ee . . . tariff, and wants it removed as speedily as possible So, when the opportunity came at the present session, Senator Poindexter voted a second time against the robber tariff by voting for the democratic tarift bill Whatever the faults of the democratic tariff may be, it is conceded that it is incomparably more fair afd just than, the Payne-Aldrich bill, and Senator Poindexter, in voting for it, was absolutely faithful to the true spirit of progressivism Sammy Smart—Say a In the house, the progressive party members, knowing the ezar's children ez the democratic tariff bill would pass by a large majority with- eee eee ee ee A . " * * out their votes, voted against the bill as a protest to the present c sie Ola Vian WAbI unscientific method of framing such bills. ‘onductor—What do you * Mr. Closefit—And so you ® : " want we aret noble llow who res- & In the senate, a different situation existed. The vote Passonger—I want the earth * cued ‘ from in front ® was expected to be close. The best political prognosticators 5 if * reet car at the risk ® gave the bill a scant majority of two or three 2 ete ere oh * The protest of the progressive party, as such, against * of our undying re & ; ‘ vd ci i i bill was insignificant as * the unscientific preparation of the ; — Our hearts are very tender S0—benedict or lover— * Rene All right, ® compared with the duty of lowering the tariff. Toward maidens sweet and slender, Apout the stands we hover * eee better'n Iw : : ; An * do what the woman’s worth! And Senator Poindexter did not shirk his duty. pA yo aie eo Ceneit Hanlne is mala aconian i a wort * The gan lps tha, Senator Poindexter went back on Yet we are sick of faces Where girls are seen no more. a a a 2 2 2 2 2 2 gang yelp Of Me! = oe — . «6 ¢ i y i he tariff bill. lle an ile and Gra the progressive party by his vote on the tari Who simper from their places Oh, editors, have pity! Our Precise Artist Don't you believe it. On covers everywhere! These girle—of couree—are pretty, } But Phyllis, Maud and Kitty Their charm |e evanescent, Have palled beyond a doubt; We've ceased to find them @ to put before us pl nt beauty chorus, These girls forever present m till they bore us, On magazines galore; | We pray thee—cut ‘em out! “THE POLICE know Jiu-jitsu, so you must learn jiu-jitsu, too,” Is Mrs. Pankhurst’s latest advice to her followers. When the suffragets and bobbies get to jiu-jitsuing around London, there'll be some fun The New Governor-General of the Phillppine Islands and His Fam. lly. From Left to Right—Burton, 5; Mrs. Harrison; Frances Fairfax, 3)” Barbara, 8, and Virginia, 11. a ° f S M I | cree e F 7 rancis Burton Harrison, new governor-general of the Philipp ime for Jome ore nsurgency ane RRA REDHAT {slands, who is now on his way across the Pacific ocean to his 5 N one of our states—it has woman suttra too—a mi b i OF COURSE a 2 post, hasn't the easiest job in the world. Here are a few of the thingy : : ee aa ribet « A Now York dramatic writer tells of an actress of great # he has ahead of him ; , e is answering at law to the charge of “contribu *® popularity, wh iat beginn ned th the notion " . : ionaire is answering a core | 5 fee tee suas Fhe ie ae i with the & * To govern over 2,000 isinnds, with an area of 115, ing to the lelinquency” of two young girls : Wan aiias wae, coanaa + Wi gage fl wie tin or a #e 1 of country as large as Maine, New It is not our business to try this case in print. The man] # wished to obtain her views w “etate of the # caret nea piane cess Ne arae rar sind idea roc sce tcf one lack say be so—that, ho r 01 & drama, a topic whereon the actress did not seem particularly © brs alleges blackmail and it may be so—that, however, is for} © aia ts cecmens partons To handle over 7,000,000 persons, 650,000 of whom are sbsolute the jury. 4 seem to me,” gently suggerted the interviewer, savages, to whorr head of a person, properly dried and polisned, <3 01 re seek make is found eporter’s sen-| Percy—Look here, sir, these ® aacert your opinion, & & perfectly good parior ornament The point we seek to make is found in a reporter's sen-|] ocr are too short * epPunenggchi eae “ oe se Uncle Sam's diplomatic re entatives in Asiatie tence: | Tailor—No, «ir, the trousers ® my prematurely so," the actress ®& aii a ; Ik are all right mee tena aie Judge with all these stactorily, he will aga re defendant is only a misde ee a lig “ ur legs @ neg * John Smith, Who Ha 1 As the charge against the defenda ) : too tone > hk he Ot oe ea ee eee le Beanie te tee 8 Been III, ‘ r. oy is : ce - pime Mrginia, 11; meanor, he will not be required to be present at his tri ONLY A MISDEMEANOR! Rob a grown man of property and, if convicted, you go to the pen, for our laws are made to be very protective of} that greatest of human idols, PROPERTY. But to rob a giddy and unguarded young girl of her| virtue; to use the experience, the wor knowledge, the wealth of a man past middle life in trapping a fluttering maiden in order to minister to lust, that is “ONLY A MIS DEMEANOR.” It is time for some more insurgency in that state Ms, WAHeD CROW ISEW AUER <THE Diary | Call MAN 47 || For Addressing, Mailing and | Circular Work —_ _ ee and | 1407 Fifth Ave. —_— 1S DOING IT ALL BUCHARE crown prin T, Sept. 17.—The|| 8 of Roumania, who woman, has financed | factory for the making of |<" iw a versatile a larg own, Was the result of the travels of Spanish Jew, who, in 1160, began a tour $3.00 rs and covered all of the known and Buys a Sewing Machine. he world, at that time. He went from! 180 Sewing Machines, all makeq reece, Asia, Africa, and many other | $3.00 and up. ng passed the pillar of Lot's wife, and writes:| New Machines rented, $2.00 pe “NOT A SINGLE BOWLEGGED GIRL IN quill toothpicks, and is personally BEELEY SPORT 1% WEARIN’ Th’ NEW AK RAY SHIRT” directing even the an lest detalls | HOW TO GET FAT itt." — plac Use Samose, Says Bartel! Drug Co.,| “Tho THE YEARLY journeys of people in London total 1,908,846,973 on| flocks and herds which pass this pillar of salt are con-| month, tramway, omnibus and railway lines. That's some traffic for one city. and Put On Good Flesh. tinually lHeking it, yet it never diminishes in size.” He counted 768,165|WHITE SEWING MACHINE 6@ almost universal interest in| Jews in the world 1424 Third, near Pike. best evi — Phone Main 1525, k o f h O . They have taken the census ee ee e 1 to th The Awakening of the Orient iii hess, "ued & [fence that can be offered aa to the shown hin niider tha apie: test | =a a b }w ean stand 0 % THE STAGE OF LIFE = % | Onoda of making thin people fat Cy aaa yearning for all that apples convey? HERE’S much meat for thought in the report that the er in Seattie any day and count| # This world’s a stage, as ® iC ce tineth and restoring <8 . | ICE ICE undred or so pasa! a t \* Shake eare sald a hind ea os i 7 "4 Japanese have secured exclusive concessions to mine|" Se re, na vee ut cee Naam And Bites at 'Em ioe 1: Sener bests soe Telephone Elliott 5560 Nitin? | ; : | hen carried to photographs requires that she loo! all the coal in China's great coal provinces Governor Hunt of Arizona Is in| ® You find top-lfmers very * hang ; ae hea tired Vitor palma cg ae ice rates. We guarantee ‘i aad ver fabul favor of abolishing * scarce. * ult in strain-| Eugene Zimmerman of Cincinnati! They want her’ to put on that ai elgen) and - prover ae For many centuries China has been asleep over fabulous | /1'0" — . The oe kaa the Rooks aN How much |i« being much blamed by friends of | mathe. pronilihdto-wash Ase livery. wealth. She is awakening, or being awakened by enterpris-|of the New York * * Average | the duke of Manchest ne duke| dishes expression. Indicates re- ICE DELIVERY CO. ae. a a he eae married Helen Zimr . 18 be-|finement and plenty of competent | : oie ompete | Sbolish & governo: o other country can compete] . 2} } rs and Pal help tn the house. won't shell out aa get 2 Job, papal le kl . This !ing hounded by ing folk like the Japanese. with China in production of fuel and probably none as t An obituary in a New England| | | | M Odeon Theatre iron, steel and oil when she becomes thoroughly sot a tage bay ae 2th» helps the organs to as milate He'é ms dy bell-h | Phideey having been a membe ¢ rt und extract the flesh-form! . ee ‘ | She’s a “yellow in other than a war sense. ‘ 1 lodge and “af pd with . , incles | WIFG BEATERS TO \° " " he’s a “yellow peril n h a nta; it builds up the muscles Lightning struck a barn at| FACE SQUAD oF | “HIS RECLAMATIO: three reele ther anizations Di iow, no doubt e's nda out the Imbs inte ly plumpness. ing Samose has been #o successful in| Tp Sharpaville, Pa. and fried 150 roost POLICE IN BOUT | |“THE QUAKERESS,” two reels ickens just right for eating PITTSRURG., Pa, Sept. 17 , a,§& ‘ | “MAB D J ° ar who wired this {tem for.| | That they may have a taste of | | 3 SAMAR SCR mining or metal industry will be able to compete with 10-cents-per-day labor, for instance? Dominic’s “hei eaiibes: t i Wall Street Journal reports that making thin anus igre , Really, all Christendom is vitally interested in what con-|¢) 09,000 in gold coin has been Aca e y re “gi pa ; oad ed sap ed es | got te : d that it also struck 15| | their own medicine, wife-beat- | | First Ave. Ret. Pike and Ustes ‘ “hi d m ing the we | mn down to ca of corn in nearb: a apey P* “re : — ——__ cessions the Japanese get in China. with n from sub-treasury sth and health that Bartell | costed it 4 ere Loeb fap a Spe 11 vu bia ea ne SPECIALS FOR FALL | for shipr o a ve Drug Co., the popular druggists, sell ina 48 pope = ~eserpg ob dy gad e “wife | | | Jerome must and shall be free! | Drug ‘Crageists, apise these half-way efforts at rs’ squad,” a sexte , FLIRTING IS injurious to the eyes, says Elkhart, Ind., ocullst. Bet.) ee - eee iN pr eg roe narantee | phenomena brawny policemen. gases LADIES’ SUITS ter put a ban on flimsy skirts. “And you don't care for the ro Everett, vad dry nd the money 1 does not eee Any man convicted of wife- Made to Order. Values $35 and 9@ }mantic drama?” asked Gladys | svlaaahel __|. “Maiden, thou art undone beating will have to go “one AT $27.00 Washington | SRS hissed the villain, in Seattle society | | round” with each of the police- Fit Guaranteed | private als men, otherwise he will be give And the full limit of the law wishin N. Y. TAILORS “O0-00-000! father .buttoned “No,” replied Gwendolyn. “I give Once Rejected! Now Look at Him)»:,::# 9%» I am strong for re T'S this? “Bob” LaFollette o 1 ae e * t up, to rleked the heroine, | } S01 Union St. HAT’S on F a wai “me kt a tariff ¢ a PONCE) Cae ee we me kl ew t ying to reach back to her spine | @ — a ptareiinee® | slate—the man the Aldrich henchmen hazed; with both h * Zi | man who couldn't get so much as a look-in when the P: | RAT WAS) PERPLEXED +4 ITS A “DOG-GONE” OUTRAGE, | REAL ESTATE : i sie | Pat,” shouted the boss to The pictures of that Boston artist} NEW YORK, Sept. 17.—Two Aldrich monstrosity was being stuffed with jokers? his Irish porter, “here's a who is doing the Adam etunt are| women who believed firmly In the YWENICE | My, but that’s funny! | oo - eRe aoe ae CUT-| eve dared to ba. and : a an oe lency of two dogs to guard ON BAINBRIDGE ISLAND . ‘ ) | and a dime y ome bis eo, and h und a heir yartment returned to find! Bob,” whom even some of the impatient progressives| * cuits }new Way to skin a skunk thieves had broken { ‘ | | ERS wren ne era AS LORD discarded, because he and Morgan didn’t jibe. How’s that and, after a long turned, fumbling coins in his hand ly in great distre Well, Pat, what's wrong? Shure, sir, Of've got the dimes mixed, and don't know which Is for cheese and which is for biscuits jay, re th the apparent for one of time’s revenge No wonder it jarred Lodge and Smoot SSeS EES EEE EERE SEE But it ought to mean a better tariff bill. Good Thing! Break ’Em Up! HE democracy is threatened with a breaking up of the Boarding and Day School conducted }persons past middle age are ‘Every Picture by Sisters of St. |worried with lame backs, 7e4s a Story” WE STAND BACK OF OUR WoRrK FOR 12 YEARS’ GUARANT Dentists Why Old Backs Ache — What a pity that so many SEATTLE PROOF ' StPeeeeeeeeeeteeeeee nk Dominic. Classical, E sight. sick headache, dizziness, ° a " . » ‘ : ‘ Amalgam Filling 50c Up «sve! dropsy or distressing urinary ills — or ia Gold Crowns $3 and Up Kidney weakness brings these discomforts in age or aching kidneys, poor eye ATestimony of a Resident / of W.. 56th Street E. Lake, 1702 W. 56th Ste Seattle, Wash., says: “I suf fered from a pain in the small of my back and twinges when stooping or: lifting for twenty years. My back ached “solid Democratic South” because of the reduction of} «) would go through fire for| glish, Scientific he declared duties on sugar and cottons | you Good thing! The solid Republican North was pretty! Not with that cellulota collar on, you wouldn't,” she said also a good thing. well broken up last year, which wa ie “1 don't see how that woman can gad about the way she does and So long as political bigotry remdins solid, folks on the I gotry 6 children dity! |negleet her How do you know that she gade outside don’t get very far. A bas stupid patrisan s young ladies pre- ' r} fo ers' Examination to neglect, for it | about?” END INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, GAS, 1%" po:,20,s0me ein 0 sel y our bablea when we're > ’ : | | ¢ | tright’s disease and urie acic . , 4 SOUR STOMACH PAPE’S DIAPEPSIN 2222 0.2.22 0% en Healthful location, full Sets Teeth $ and] Bright’s disease and urie acid at night. I tired easily and Sa APOE Bi it crovense me 80 to have to be pit extensive ounds, Up | poisonin felt languid and nervous. 1 | flen nt t "7 | a r suliding t “4 ree " i 's Cie Cy x s avi H TIME IT! IN FIVE MINUTES! 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