The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 28, 1913, Page 4

MEMERR OF (THR SCRIPPS NoWrHWwrert LEAGUE OF NEWSPAPERS Telegraph News Service of the United Preset Association. Rantered at the pestoffics, Seattle, Wash. ae second class matter Published by The Star Publishtog Company every evening exeept Sunday ae was "RE going to risk it. Ww: ing a standard fashion!” Just think of sale! All hail to the U. proposition “to combat immod No more-roastir at the evening fir No more b ed-over hats in a b as big as a dog Discussion fe, and in their ste tranquility and perfect understanding Tommy try on 18 nt les of t order from mother, “Father h the children!” Work, troul vorry, disagreement climinat by a standard of fashior \t »W hat A to leave Eden, with it ngle, s tandar But let us wake up! It is a dream, a glorious picture of the imagination that floats away and dissolves e’er we can grasp the outmost rim of its fleecy skirts. It is a cup of Olympian nectar held up to us, but we won't get a sniff of its delicate aroma, not a sniff. Two most important clements re this inspired prop osition decide remeral—the fellows who sell goods, ar the women The former sell by reason of change of fashion The latter buy by reason of it This settles it. Of all animates, woman is the only female that does not) pao; stick by a standard of adornment. And she will not Farewell, sweet Indiana dream! with bliss, you seemed, but you were not fat with promise o fructification. THAT MRS. ADMIRAL EATON, being tried, over at Plymouth, for She sprinkled talcum powder on Just sprinkle the powder, go back feeding the admiral poison, was cute. the stairs, so she could track him. to bed and there are the tracks in the morning. At Last adtay of Sunshine NTO the depths of the darkness and prejudice that becloud his land, a bright ray of y of the courts of Justice in 1 light and human ndness has penetrated For perhaps the first time in the history of jurisprudence, the high cost of living has been taken into consideration by low’s suit inst a a decision in a aga 000 for the death of judges rendering road and she has been awarded $ husband. And it happened in Kentucky, too. Now that the precedent is established, let all of the judges who have heretofore been in the habit of awarding sums smaller than the amount sued for be guided by it. ILLINOIS REALLY has people who wil! petition Lorimer to again run for the U. 8. senate. WITH TWO expositions getting ready, prohibs have started a move-| | ment to make California dry. What So Precious as a Healthy Baby? Every Youngster Can Have Fine Digestion if Given a Good Baby Laxative. In spite of the greatest personal care and the most intelligent at- tention to diet, babies and children Will become constipated, and it Is @ fact that constipation and tndt- gestion have wrecked many a young life. To start with a good digestive apparatus is to start life without handicap. But, as we cannot all have per fect working bowels, we must do the next best thing and acquire them, or train them to become healthy. This can be done by the use of a laxative-tonic very highly recommended by a great many HOWARD ROUSE mothers. The remedy is called Pr.| fifteen months old last April, but trouble | from birth and suffered intensely Rouse has been giving him Dr, Caidwell’s Syrup Pepsin all the he was sick with bowel Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin and has been on the market for two gener. ations. It can be bought convent-| ently at any drug store for fifty cents or one dollar a bottle, and those who are already convinced of its merits buy the dollar size. Thousands keep Its mfldness makes {t the ideal|Syrup Pepsin con medicine for children, and it is also|house, for every very pleasant to the taste sure in its effect, and genuinely | old age harmless. Very little of it is re-jsin have learned to quired and its frequent not cause it to lose its effect, as is|other harsh remedies for they the case with so many other rem- edies. }to any delicate system Thousands can testify to its| Families wishing merits in constipation, indigestion,| sample bottle can biliousness, sick headaches, etc.,| paid by addressing Dr. among them reliable people like| well, 419 Washington Mrs. James R. Rouse, of Marinette, | cello, Ill Wis. Her little son Howard was|name and address on {t will do. Since Mra. trouble has disappeared boy is becoming robust. ntly me obtain Ww. St, as an Industry It has made heavy investments in Seattle. It believes in the brilliant future of the city and has backed its belief with cash. It has built manufac- turing plants to meet the heaviest demand when- ever it comes, and is now at work on a costly addition to Lake Station to keep in advance of the It 1,000 miles of mains and services, much of which work has had to be done over to conform to new grades. city’s growth has laid over SEATTLE LIGHTING CO. Henry Bldg. Phone Main 6767 but a Sweet, Sweet Dream Indiana W. C est dress by adopt ordering wife's and daughters’ clothes whole Captivating and replete rail her} Dr. Caldwell's in the} aber of the It is| family can use it from tnfancy to| The users of Syrup Pep. avold cathar. use does | tics, salts, mineral waters, pills and | but temporary good and are a shock to try a free} It post B. Cald Montl- A postal card with your| your fee insid The Gas Company’s Value "MOST ANYTHI G | Keep fighting,” says Suizer A Familiar Request, Though Sel dom Self Addressed I ac * Here Transfer to W r y Head Indianapolis (Ind A Militant? Mra. Rugene & t a, Kas. | w i my af : it dodgl “Why all the talk about dodging! Wy 4 | sre 2 rh ' | My ha Iriving one for three weeks and hasn't hit a Lloyd George has been offered $100,000 to deliver a series of lec tures in this country We dont understand ft. He never wrote a © song, In went on a hun campalgn contr Another Kind of Rubber Cree vented a new dance Lt. The new tariff law lowers the duty on rubber, and yet we've al hb of It. ee WHOOP! TOOT! ¢ | “What's wrong at your) | house?” asked the inquisitive neighbor. “You haven't a trow- | blesome boarder, have you? I notice the pollee keep coming to your door several times a | | day.” | No,” replied the tenant with a shake of his “not that. My wife, being afraid of burg- | lars, boug lice whiatle. My ‘little cy has whooping cough, and yesteraay he swal lowed the whistle.” . but about the police?” Why, now, whendver he # the policeman on the | beat comes on the run to » what's the trouble. World. Mo, is being p on his 93d bir self without spectacles enthose, A man who has practiced that long ought to be able to shave without both spectacles and mirror. And without lather ee “Smithers, they say, owes every- thing to his wife | “No, not exactly. He has every | thing in his wife's name. | one Pull Up Your Fee, Doc reas-agented because day he haved him We can't Doctor (reading note) Tho Pi -Dear Sir ase see to him. You will find THE WHY OF IT || “Yes,” mused the old sea | captain, “when [ was ship. | wrecked in South America I | || came across a tribe of wild wonen who had no tongues.” “Merey!"” cried one of his Hstoners.of the fair sex. “How could they talk?” || “They couldn't,” snapped the old salt hat's what made || ‘em wild.”—N, Y. World Our Precise Arti: | ) @lhave voted to buy $200,000 of mu Uncle Bill Perrin of Dearborn, |! as has swallowed a quarter. | @ | charges “Mr, Mockorange quietly as REEL Mo, I'm the star Mr. Mockorange, bead of that I've got all t on account of having t stenog What I don't know abou how “he leg! paranip industry waa thrott antly fur st inn't ‘re going to t ay OF fo, nd@ I'm, oh, that 1 guess if Mr. M. goes to he'll me hank for !t. In fact, I Neve he COULD t k me i he's Just that 4 polite and | z OHIO «| Proposed Interurban station of Cleveland and Youngs town Hine may be located betwe Orange and Pittsburg aves, o EB. 34th st—Sinking fund trust Cleveland: pal ight plant bonds.—Flor. Critte home wi ter give other ald to unmarried mothers {mn addition to that given during emergency —LAbrarian | says 3,000 books age stolen yearly | from Cl library Toledo: y Ann Arbor! R. R. to benefit > are under | way.—Statewide fight of prison-made Koods er label will be inaugur Ohlo Fi tion of Lab Youngstown: . a paid a judgment of pennies, It took the jailers two hours to count them Elyria: Grape crop smallest history. Quotations are from to $60 a ton, with none to sell Barberton Two dertown schools closed to prevent diph theria epidemic Tiffin lane fi in $50 $300,000 river improvem project to decrease flood danger assed by council Toledo: The 1914 convention of America Federation of Labor may be held here.—Price of hard coal for stoy and exe coal, $8 for chestnut This price will prevail all winter, is report Miss Katherine McKinnan has gone to Thibet, China, as a mis sionary. eee e — 1OWA o Sioux City: Saloonkeepers are orgaaizing a will hire gators keep habituals minors out of their plac Oskaloosa: Maj. J. F. to and banc mer congressman from th | Towa district, dropped dead last week | Des Moines: Robbery of highest grade stockings from Des Moines | milla has been going on for 12] years, detectives say. Employes admit taking home silken hose in| their dinner buckets.—Affidavite | implicating men prominent in state will be offered Gov. Clarke in| effort to secure freedom for Frank and Nathan Rainsbarger, who have spent 12 years in jail on murder | Manchester: Dundee Dundee, Ia., has closed. bank, of GETTING A QUonUM * Sergeant at arn t house of representative warrant requesting Rep | of Ohio to be on the job in der to make @ quorum, Mrs Fess received the telegram and wired Fess, who was off on a the | trip, as follows: “There is a | warrant for your arrest, For God's wire what is the matter,” The Ohio congressman “THE SECRET PRIED LOOSE” (A “SCREECHER” FILM IN SIX REELS) * ever #0 many years.” Mins Wilcox will soon celebrate her twentieth birthday | Oh 1 we talk about?” y brows and attempt | t er so werious, and a mort yulful »k crept Into her| ked for a word with me.” yes, But only for a moment | She's Tickled immensely Jeallant. Really, if tt weren't @! yore gurgling, and then juestion between him and Ur Well, you see, I never had any am, I would scarcely have the) jewels stolen fr me. Maybe I'm! heart t areal actress, And I have| Ho's under $40,000 bail, which er had a sure-enough honest etx him come and Ko ¢ ie land truls love altel, sever had 6 trial, Usually be just p sweetheart to go insane about me, investi-| ji PHON: RAT! Abe Hurwitz | HW By That near as I can reproduce ie es, dark—oh, so wonder witching, twinkle Her teeth gleamed Hoo! Ha! It was a sort of explosion, but pr el ghtful explosion! And iad Vileox . laughed just It wis between the firat and nec Olw cox, who plays e of Jean, the kid sister of ! eo wh K presents ets of the r by the quick-| Interview Amuses Her | brief—five interview had minutes at the It amused Miss Wilcox he's Just as ich a kid behind Bee ‘ « stag nd at particular moment I was Int busily sewing a braid that had torn loone from ber d u the story of my| impossthle in five you know,” she continued. n his friendly manner, »¢ follow me from one end of the ny Main matt Be 5 w100 Ant eee Private ox one month tw GLADYS, WHO’S NEARLY TWENTY, CONSENTS TO BE INTERVIEWED; AND OH, SUCH AN INTERVIEW! wll” degartmemta name of the laughed %%& niawski?” asked the musical of law books. | whe n I first started on the stage.|! W There is a vague fear clutching|1 got stranded in Minneapolis, and| | Fuge’ 4 at my heart that Mr. Mockorange’s|! had only 25 cents to my name. It| | If she does, A | mysterious conference with me had|was a frightful situation, don't you| | Cemrox, “she alw better far been omitted. Though | think?” She never says & word to me | I must say I was grateful for what he told me. (Continued.) This happened three years ago. “I came back to the hotel, and the news that the company had Loe it.” | VERY business man who appreciates the importance of using a printed type letter head in place of wrapping paper must also realize the creased pulling power of art stationery over the type kind used by Tom, Dick and Harry. 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Eeee Wauee bers. wen. te ieee ORD Or srview,|, “For all I know, it {s still there.| | And because she 4. It was indeed a surpri At spre xed z: ‘lt never saw the man again, though | fetchingly, I promised. rc I protested that I Hiked ft im diatrict attorney, over on) menaely SPEAR ft NGAI oar the other side of the room, had his Once Was Stranded / eye on us. It must have rattled) “Well, maybe this will help a wpe tte? FATHER ay | Poe jhim, too, for he dropped an armfu! | pit,” she offered. Long, long ago. pes = You « play | | { Oregon and Idaho will unite in hold-| , ing their annual state convention; — in Vancouver, Wash., February 6 8, inclusive, according to plans completed by C. W. Wilcox, | secretary for Washington. 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