The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 25, 1913, Page 4

4 | i i 1 apr wm MEMBER OF TITR SCRIPPS NORTHWreT LEAGUE OF NEWSPAPERS Tolegraph News Service of the United Prose Association Mntered at the postoffice, Seattle, Woah. ne cowod clase matter, Published by The Star Publishing Company every evening except Sunday DAILY HEALTHOGRAM ROOKS CAN CARRY typhold germs {f handled by the patient or nurse during Ulness, The tuberculosia bacillus can live in books for months, Hooks that ata Deen in a sick room, if the disease of the patient {s contagious, shoul ‘ a be carefully fumigated before being sent elsewhere, ap oys aug t to u er ain Judicial Mercy --- Why Not: On the farewny tury tnnnd of] apps ost ? ing mi fle eainst ¢t law, Japan, the most cherished things in| Wangs HE system of handling mild offenders aga nst he lav Zapan, the most chariahed things to Ms and possible innocent suspects, in Chicago, ts worthy of eka in capeive about team, wid i ! ‘ark man quee custome nd " commendation. People arrested and taken to the Clark st | |? ABY GAS a Batcens | 8 snses police station will no longer be judged in advance of their » birth of a child, whether male To orale le, 1s attended with great re trials as guilty of crimes and punished by imprisonment in TH STAR—THURSDAY, SE nena eee msnsniaomnmmmmnmninnnnnnmmimentiiiietiei ieee ete A PTEMBER 25, 1913. Quaint Customs of World’s Queer People Main 9400, necting PHON RATES 20,7, o70 month to Ry carrion, nelly, Bow months dungeons. ml Relations and friends Dire he 4 7 do plan of parolling a the house with gifts of feliecitation Judge Mihoney tee adopted) the piss 7 as soon as the birth of @ child except old offenders on their honor, and intends to have tetas stab! , he ic ding room for the detention | Kexs, fruit of the season, cake established at the station a reading : ‘ aga Rp ee A ail GS eta Panpon of those who may not be considered worthy of honor parole of crepe, silk or cotton for the oO has adopted the plan of paroling all baby's clothes are presented frome meas): eee rae 7 a r he Birth of Sone Important | save the innocent and those deserving of leniency from the | the anameat of the w of primo-| z zh ell reniture 1d ancestor-worship iships and unpleasa ess of spending the night in a cel genitur ar hardships and _ leasantn¢ Fak aaddive “anil pete which teaches that a man’s first and to avoid the association of first offenders, anc sons . duty {s to raise up an heir to h inor infractions of the law, with hard Won't Let Snakes Ooo rae in aaerr oa, ton facatl who have committed minor infractions of the law, a H 1 ance is ened criminals. 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TOES PRE ES Foe, OF You know us editors and such, | Welends ores kites A great amount of criminal activity would undout ; lly Us poets, too, who meet your view, 4 bh Eth ianon Be cacandary te he prevented if Judge Mahoney's system were adopted in Us guys who seem to know so much es peed es, eigen Ae: oe . be prevente: Judg ‘And tell the world the way to do— tt o ly art ve Shae eee Kee Paro Japanese Boys Fencing—One of the Requirements of the Brown Vout Seattle. : ae You'd think we're quite a learned crow houes proudly float a dozen or more|premacy of the entire globe, and) Our next “World's Customs” Hundreds of youths, arrested for minor offenses, have With all the stuff we've said or penned routed teks then trained muacies will be re-|tell of the beautiful . 1 : : i Say, let me wise you up a few, 4 Sater . ot | quired of her dau es sons! iSevlan al crime through their associa ta aoe " ' In Japan the carp ts the symbol | quir fh i on learned their first lesson in real ¢ se age We ain't as wise aa we pretend! Piatt. cepa dhinny dy pray oreo nto se saith tion with old-timers in the criminal world, while they were resolution awaiting trial. We sometimes fall tn Trouble’s clutch Samural Among Fish rma 2 1 chuckle , ntreamm, and to perform MADAME RIPLEY, chairman of the fashion department of the u'd chuckle at us if onder a bec rf vA a Chicago Dressmakers’ club, advocates less clothing for women and F t till we b u Ge. pus! ane roug Sal Fee Of leaving add “It's no more immoral for a woman to show two legs than one. We preach and warble to the os : being sometisoes tound entansié She's right, of course, provided the legs are mates. But we're just _. Yet here's a safo and certain cue, the branches of sh doggoned sick of this dress discussion. If they want to wear simply We ain't as wise wo pretend! alge Fag reagan eR ao ee And yet—tt's Just that human touch that the [ttle son will surmount all Plan Those Xmas Presents Now | Which brings our | And, t sayings home to you, Cifficulties and rine in the world It is also the samural among fish gh we don't amount to much, y Amon We try our beat to guide you true. BRISTOL, Tenn, _ for whe n pisces on the utuing We mark the co ‘ou should pursue, Withou ny Ww disturbing |) ¥° tah bet rest as itnelf with au t s i i cho liv til the day We tell you how to get and ape his di Rey. M. Dykes | mover, be as itee ute LMOST everybody in this country who lives until the day We t r 1. " yee || oven to death Se ee ia vee "es is « teement. Man’. very _ Sometimes we're right . entre nous, killed a snake that intro ip ea Ogee ne Poms Meson will give or get a Christmas present. * ’ We ain't as wise as wo pretend! the nervice. As be proceeded Por : } h - . 4 the [of bim great many, won't begin to plan the present until th vs ais, . with fgets = in he nt : co His whole youth becomes a train are near; and then they'll be caught in the shopp to serve the people who bb pata coming down the aisle. ing tor b ay ry. W th b compan r , c ill ad the ulde, josopher or friend, Destring to avold fright among ne be learns tbe art oO at o ht or annoyance, will add to the 7 1 guide, phil r « 2 a mes US put to hurry or anno) any } Sa But let this sentence stick like glue, the women, he advanced slowly wrestling—of fen ine. Ae es <7 overworked toilers and, by their heedlessness, will rob the “We ain't as wise as wo pretend!” from the pulpit to meet the gh pn empath le | my ermon pan may wage @ war for the # great day of some part of its joy. eevee poet ke ae Pores cacy j . ‘ i ; i | on n een How much better, in every way, is the practice of a fam-|] What has become of the old-| Which reminds we that a ste ature was happening. Using his ||“ “gyont FODDER NOW & % ily in Philadelphia, described in the Telegraph. Every year,| [fashioned theatrical manager who/set fire to a manor house tn mt heel he came down fall wolght }iy A veteran, talking to his * f this f five beains |i The play has the ap-| Anything In England suggestive of upon the approaching reptile’s |] preatgrandson, remarked * . not later than October 1, each of this group of five beg lproval of the clergy"? |the male has to suffer these days. head and ended tts life ie eeaeie as menaraan ake a to lay aside Christmas money. As soon as one has a sum # half ago my head was graced * v saved, he or she makes a list of persons to be remembe ST ae POURRA TE: * by me t at ot * and of gifts appropriate and possible. Then, beginning with * &|% The little boy looked at the * a ; PEEP old im head thoughtfully ® s vhich invariably is mother, the * SHORT ONE x * the top name on the list, which i Hy bee < Wane Malad. a ale aed ald * I author of the list sets forth to buy the gift or the materials © wright, gook three friends to x|* “There isn't much greasing & 3 of which it is to be made, weeks before the stores are 4 perrer’ dd wit 4 ero Meee df van poh fe inegh ieeue $ - pr : ° - ” 6 —_ eating place. In the omelet he Beer eeeee crowded. In this way, “the night before Christmas” finds & extend te a Saree them *| a ‘ ousehold ready; indeed, the readi- * he discovered three files, He * pty member of that hous Sia HE WHO FIGHTS AN’ RUNS & calmly called the waiter *! ‘ ness runs back for weeks. And, thus distributed, the expense AWAY GITS WASTED IN * “Bring me another omelet,” # r ight; giving is as much a joy as re- F * ho directed—“with four flies # and the work - both lig & . & ; 1 TH’ NEWSPAPER, ® in it. There aren't enough to ® Ld je e , ceiving. Nor is any clerk or delivery worker made the more} % go around.” * p en 1 In : c - * * ag ekkkkettkhehhahen The first of October isn’t far distant and this Phila- delphia family’s plan isn’t copyrighted or patented. OH, WELL, we should fret. An upper A diner in a San Frncleco res This will make it unnec-|taurant found a $15,000 pearl tn a Jessary for Inez Milbolland to pa |Californin oyster. They always tell rade. ‘em well in California. This Must Have Been Written by) women, Mrs. Ward's Doctor. We saw Mrs. Ella EB. Ward in Westfield last week and found her better than when she left Montville $15 and $18 Clothes We can give you just as fine a fit in our $15 and berth will do, too. OF COURSE it’s none of our business, but why do some women paying tw ce as much money. e take the seats reserved for smokers when there are plenty of seats |r she appeared so at least. and we 1 LOW © a? EASY Resinol a safe $18 Suits, Overcoats and Raincoats, as though you were farther up in the car? bok? ‘a i aukoach sea te not || PRICES Grote-Rankin Ss TERMS i Raat nid N well by any means but seems much etter than we expected.—Pitts field (Mass,) Eagle. . . STORE OFEN SATURDAY TILE 9 P.M. skin treatment ‘OU need never hesitate WHEN THE Puget Sound Electric company plans to boost Inter-| urban rates, its glib attorneys talk about their $7,500,000 Investment. Not west of Chicago can you get such re When the taxes are to be paid, the valuation of the road shrinks to| markable values as we are offering in our Popular fi don’t lie. : zB, ‘ $4,000,000. And yet they say figures don e. FROM A BALLOON? to use Resinol Boap and Price Dpartment. The new Fall Models in grays, TISING the fi that 000 mil ¢ etreet| 4 Holy Roller preacher ot | Resinol Ointment. There Siour t ixt d bl hevi ie Ae abet bog doe re ihe Bact igh over yoo bh) rect carved up with a pocketknife tn the | ea er p ¢) Ss ere is nothing in them to Injure browns, tans, mixtures and blue serges, cheviots hands of a Mr, Woolen, ingo the ‘ ;, shrewd traction company has omitted to state that it has falled, neg: | Hollow a we dark tan They tell tenderest surface. Res- and worsteds offer you a selection that you can inol is adoctor’s prescription which for eighteen years has been used by careful physi- cians for all kinds of itching, lected and refused to build one sin gle inch of new line in Seattle for Claiborne find only at Cheasty’s. the past three years. | out over the church. (Tenn.) Progress. . Chairs and Rockers We are featuring 50-cent Neckwear and 25-cent Hos ALSO, THE tr: iery—newest shades. ion company has falied to state that in almost) Some Chicago women, report the a. +} every city of Seattle's size, street car tickets are sold by the conduc-/members of the Chicago dress-| We have selected some very desirable styles for this sale igs, been eg tors. makers’ club, pay $75,000 @ year) Several large, comfortable Reac “hai tions. They prescribe Resi- for clothe@® And most of them get) ~ s eh ome able Reading Chairs, upholstered in nol freely, confident that its ANOTHER EX-PRESIDENT In our mid: Augusto E. Leguia, ex-| mighty little for the money. finest genuine leather; also many good styles in oak and soothing, healing action is hi president of Peru, Is doing New York bi went to starting a revolution instead of getting a college professorship or shooting bob-cat. oes brought about by agents so bland and gentle as to be suited to the most delicate skin—even of a tiny baby. Every druggist sellsit Resinol Soap and Resine! Ointment: stop Itching Instantly: and speedily heal kin humors, pimples, |mahogany chairs and rockers with genuine leather automobil« Mre. Pankhurst says she's not afraid to come to America. That's seat and back cushions. Cheasty’s Haberdashery Second Avenue at Spring Street. the saddest part of it. | Wouldn't It fe The low prices we quote below by no means indicate Be Too Bad? | the qualities and styles you might expect to find. The piece are high-grade in every respect, and you will do w te jattend this sale if you can use another good chair in your sores, Ail drog- | home. gists ell thom. For sasmpon write If Cheasty Has It, It's Correct. | : to Dept. 3-8, Resinol, Baltimore, Md. |All Leather Chair....$28.75) Leather Upholstered Morris | is CEI” sts aachanedunss 27.50 Why They Don’t Enlist angement of the law | oo spiral bengniges | Leather Upholstered Mahog-| Editor The Star—“We must,” | suggested by the secretary of war| All Leather Chair....$46.50) any Chair , $18.75 | says Secretary of War Garrison,|no doubt will be to make the coun-| | ‘iad Leather Uphol Mahog- | “arrange the law so.asto bring the|try less prosperous. Make the jobs All Leather ( hair. ». . $25.00) “S Sosa pier are 827.50 ecards is a pateiotie tus \the “nation’s youth” tas muced al |Leather Upholstered Oak| Teather Upholstered Mahog-| ’ Judging by the decreasing rate|few meals his patriotism (7) will| LOMA ios. 07s NES $18.75) shy Chair ...........$12.75 | Select from the Goods of the Following Merchants—They Are Thoroughly Re of enlistments—only 12 men en-| welcome the sight of a recruiting . le i. | liabl. d Solicit Y P. & Msted during the past month at office, Leather Upholstered Oak| Leather Upholstered Mahog jable an icit Your Patronage. the recruiting stations of Tacoma and Seattle—the “nation’s youth’ evidently do not look upon enlist- ing as a patriotic duty. Maj. Bou- telle, in reporting the exceedingly small number of enlistments, says it 1s due to prosperous conditions. Accepting the major’s premise as true, it naturally follows that the poorer we are the more patriotic we become, and the richer we are the more we are inclined to let| “George do” the patriotic stunt. | The plain truth of the matter Is that our young men are beginning | to realize that the glowing posters, the fine promises of the recruiting office are LIES. Secretary Daniels of the navy admits this damnable t in a récent number of the| Popular Mechanics Magazine and saya that so far as the navy {8 con cerned such deceiving tactics must be stopped. H. 8, CROSBY. Sequim, Mich. FEEL HEADACHY, DIZZY, BILIOUS? _ CLEAN YOUR LIVER! A DIME A BOX Sick headache! Always trace them to lazy liver; delayed, fer- menting food in the bowels or a sick stomach, Poisonous, consti- pated matter, gases and bile gener ated in the bowels, instead of being carried ont of the system, 1s re- absorbed into the blood. When this poison reaches the delicate brain tissue it causes congestion and that carets will remove the cause by stimulating the liver, making the| bile and constipation poison move| on and out of the bowels. One |taken tonight straightens you out| by morning—a 10-cent box will keep your head clear, stomach sweet, Iver and bowels regular, and make you feel bright and cheer ful for months. Children need Cas. dull, sickening headache. Cas- + ALSO 25 & 5O WORK CANDY CATHARTIC 10 CENT BOXES -ANY DRUG STORE WHILE YOU SLEEP carets, too. CENT BOXES + ‘ intention Without a trunk the elephant Could never eat his hay, Because, you see, the trouble ts His tusks are in the way, see It’s an Ill Wind, Husband always comes home tardy When the champs look Mke a winner; | When they strike a streak of| losing, Husband's never late to dinner, cee And our Idea of a stationary filght can be found tn this headline | from the Indianapolis Star “100 F ing Americans Prisoners of Mexicans.” . The Eagle-Eyed Correspondent. Mr. Rodney Smith was seen winding his way over to Jim Beek- man's Saturday evening loyd Lambert {s seen quite often golng over next to Lambert's. Homer Lansing was seen in this vicinity riding through this place Sunday with his best girl, Miss Vira Kinnason fa still seen going to Gander Hook to milk and herd her cow Sasnuel Finley was seen tn this vicinity riding a very fine colt. . ay Flowers and Oscar Neoddy were seen buggy riding Sunday Country Correspondence, Waverly (O.) Watchman, cee The Dutch cabinet announces ite of granting votes to 1 Rocker coe ce ee cesses lO.75) any Chait ....eee0.+ $10.50 |A Fine Three-Room Outfit for $311—Complete The Living-room and Dining-room of this outfit are in ithe popular straight-line effect, of solid oak, fumed finish, with Spanish leather upholstered chairs. The bedroom is of | Circassian walnut, with heavy brass bed. Each suite is quoted separately for those who do not need the complete | outfit. 3-Room Outfit $311 $31.00 Cash, Balance Monthly, Fumed Oak Dining-Room Fumed ‘Oak Living-Room Walnut Bedroom 4 Pieces 8 Pieces 8 Pieces $85.00 $110.00 $117.50 }$8.00 Cash, Bal- | $11.00 Cash, Bal- $11.00 Cash, Bal- ance Monthly, ance Monthly. ance Monthly. PIKE and FIFTH BARBERS FUNERAL DIRECTORS PHOTO SUPPLIES Oak Barber Shop Lady Barbers 1015 Third Ave. CAFES TATE’S CAFE TABLE D'HOTE DINNER 6:30 to 8 p.m Tho with pint bottle of wine, Hott 405, 1415 Third Ave. The Mecca STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS Seriously Consider It When about to call or recomend an undertaker— you can not be too sure as to his fitness. This means more than one cah imagine. We have but one stand- ard of service, and appoint- ments, “the best.” The ex- pense is a matter of your own desire, E. R. Butterworth & Sons 1921 FIRST AVE. _____ GROCERIES Zoble Grocery Co. Sugar Clea 20 Ibs. 6 Can 4 Ibi All 1 pices at al. Cider V 5 Pkes. Matches 2 Pkgs. Raisins . STALL 219, WESTLAK MARKET PENNANTS oe eee ae € of $9 KODAKS Developing—Printing—Enlarging NORTHWESTERN PHOTO SUPPLY CO, Eastman Kodak Co. 1320 Second. Opp. Arcade Bide ET RESTAURANTS German Delicatessen Shop C. F. Baasch ____ 918 THIRD AVE. ie Chauncey Wright Feeds From 2,000 to 3,000 People Daily 110 OCCIDENTAL AV. THEATRES ee a eae eae ee Se ae eo Lindquist & Lund Pennants, Tents and Awnings 220 SPRING STREET Joyce of the Nofth Woods—2 Reelt Edison drama, Col, Custer's Trav ‘ el A Day With a Hindu Family Road ™ he When —Vitagrap TILIKUM THEATRE