The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 3, 1913, Page 4

MEWREN LPAGUR Bervice of THR SCRIPPS NORTHWEST NEWSPAPERS, Telegraph News the United Press Association DAILY HEALTHOGRAM] ot. si To school to mead +] bakery wagon food s and noon hours ts not only @ Bo! iy ih Dut a dangerous meth | ee ursue, ay WAS it first took fire at the ¢ exploitation of children in industry; that ¢ ig ed's Slaughter of the innocents? ’ WOMAN. Who was it or he wa ch nized the fi the evidence, prodded the lazy slators, camp trail of the factory ectors, wrote letters to the w rs and collected the sinews of war? WOMAN. | Who, discouragement, by rf unwearied by Opposition, has kept up the battle f alcohol? . WOMAN. Who put h and soul and punch int Social evil, and especially into the fight to ing of young gir AGAIN WOMAN. Whose is the conscience and is slowly f Is to commercialized lives of sin the age whic moral ire of busin e the entire struct | imhumanity so that there take its place a relations » More akin to brother! are the moral tants the struggle for social ju | WOMAN, ALWAYS WOMAN. There are sensitive, morally courageous men, many them; men who » dare greatly to do service for humanity, But ry one is his fi faining from the sympathy A sluggish, se ed to degener we move ahead Don't be afraid of the suffragets. ‘ Their smashing is the demolition needed to clear the | way for a bettered order. ; Every army needs its sappers and miners. Also its “standard bearers, unafraid. every one got son of a woman; a woman; every one would be powerless support of women indulgent womanhood means a race Only as our women stir for progress THE RECALL Iaw Is constitutional, says the supreme court, even @ comma or two were misplaced. Hurrah for progre: } THERE ARE two In the race now. The mayoralty contest Is cer ly having a hard time enthusing folks. SENATOR WESLEY LORIMER JONES wil! probably omit to tel! young republicans Tuesday night wh e didn’t like Senators La and Borah, and Cummins, two years ago, as he claims he does IT tS more than a month since the si here. What's the matter with the pu decision ought not to be delayed. for-a-quarter hearing was THE EEL Is the most prolific of all backboned creatures. Females elected or who elected them. “Who's Who” in Mexico, prope ind prompt. and yet they evepoct that somebody poisoned him. _ NEW YORK woman aeke divorce because her hubby lent gay| He should have taken her to see “Everywoman” one night Darhaged Goods” the next. But those New Yorkers never appre moral uplift plays, even when the placed right before them. ont It comes to giving away mora pport. eack a little Yo you wer 1332 -34 Second Ave., Near Union &t Seattle’s Reliable Credit House No admission fee. No dues to pay. No rules to observe. Simply call Slip it into your pocke and then—every day if y at our office and Register the amount as you go mong, and will be sur prised @0 find how quickly small coins muitipl The containers are free—you dont have to open an account to receive one, Just say you saw the The Star. Puget Sound Savings & Loan Association “A Mutual Savings Society.” advertis Ment in the Established 1901. 222 Pike St. ic service commissioners? © 8 } Sega caught while carrying 15,000,000 eggs. They spawn onée, nin KITTIE ELKINS having married Billy Hitt, will she now please Stornt to ex whether she mittened that Duke of Abruzzi, or whether he didn't |‘? do eve TROUBLE ABOUT that Mexican election Is that you can't tell who | to the crowded she It took old Porfirio Diaz to establish serie sollte jsur THAT ADMIRAL EATON “ate medicine like It was Peppermint} p “MY MISSION is for money and moral support for the cause,” “ y. Mrs. Pankhurst. New York's your vineyard, Emmeline’. She's some ‘°! ig. ‘on giving away money, perhaps, but she’s the two-handed giver i * Q THE STAR—MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1913. PHONES sting: with all’ deport RATES By mat, dati “DEAD SHOT BILL FROM BURSERYVILLE’ By Fred Schaefer and A. D. Condo | NEW YORK HERBERT QUICK SAYS TODAY: JOHN D’S PHILANTHROPY WILL ADD TO HIS STORE OF RICHES By Herbert Quick (Copyright, , by the Newspaper Enterprise OHN D ROCKEFNLLERM ta*wure to 1913 NEW YORK, Nov. 8—Who fs hatte oor tye Cour “ f hk s n there it peared bdeneys ‘ i ANTED. Lu Ry af rt fat, nor EN ’ gentle ' fire a 1 ‘ ’ t hk sy" : %, ‘ 1" 1 i ! "Deadshot Bill” kind of deprecstes i . . a ¢ ) firte 4 f al A sissy sport like rollerskates. 1a Ad ‘ eee . are Ktye ¢ © w nine s of Amer. The day tn i a, th of " th fk fA 1 ad T th fal x n pr 1 down th t West f Long and # Tt 1 f Port ¢ te orm, in short. In four-fifths of the te 1 h ab world, And note this: Read the wick « ring list of infested countries and you will cail 5 . | the roll of the BACKWARD, DEBILITATED, 4 st wa Herbert Quick BENIGHTED, |NDOLENT, INEFFICIENT ea PEOPLES iH 4 tM he With grace thet’s full ¢ pep an’ dash| sit which the pavement does Bill dint—| "Jo (0 Cover ice’ ph He starts a-skutin’ like » flesh. | Risin’ up sudden— so sudden it byt! | ei ae le So it will be all over the world. Rockefeller's money will redeem 4 from Polgrceerge millions and miilions—to make him and his heirs richer. f ) © power to make scerifi } € large scale without » and elf. He has the Mi .* t " é would make him much happier wod ka » railway water k has one f R can gi way crust he b 1 hk KR efelle € give nothing away L nson's § Of all men who ever lived, the status of John D. Rockefeller is strangest and most pitiable. NEW YORKER says he hae @ parrot that can cali a telephone Bah! so can we. But who's got fish, flesh or fowl that can 6 girls whe er Hurray fo nk on Think of the things ° i rything le to preve xirle shouldn't hear. | e if Los Angelos keops Its | ussing, “Is There a Hell?” with a |the passage of any ordinance th ee | HAD HAO TWO. it may i out who Mies /flereenese that’s going to mean a saving on the News’ office coal bill, | will result In se ot | can serve two mas me is Rye does ft nal SSS eeoeeoooooe wal cg a i “a It e te meno _ BETS OOC's GOAT YOU WILL SAVE FROM hash gC ° 25 TO 50 PER CENT ON who came to this) most a “ee oe “arte as = : Blankets and Comforts If You Attend the Special Sale Which the a ties of our pound, and that before Confid Dr Ca RETAIL DEPARTMENT OF ‘wRoeE Maca” | VOMTIGENCE eoeariie | “| owaRD D. THOMAS Co. | kot eek 8 eo be i (Largest Wholesale Carpet tug House Im the Northwest. eecieee| Pateree 3 Dose! Se eee oe Oe * add to pie W. B. Hutchinson Co.’s ae vane $2, 25 2 t rh ower she Undergoing Extensive ALIW ns, in bine-tan or gra ; i | Remodeling Gag Pathe Seana sendte $4, 90 alled “f atics g Comforte—Fine white, cotton f1 ‘ covered with stlkolir chal ©. tg ave y a 3 regular $2.00 $1 75 : EM. D Comforte—Fancy. silk covered, with plain silk borders ; Say Children Are Abused 4 as get 8 peta ite Senaet iat inated cott regular $4.00 fo ccd: awa Capital and Surplus . ae el fo! ting where a vin ata Commercial and Savings repeat cate a , 2s goods shipped outside of Seattle. n iy The National tuck! tiie ek : ve pore Sa | TVET ANE. nwo NIRGINIA ST City Bank Southeast Corner Second « ‘ h Av. and Columbia St fi ! v ise t \ J ants Prese it Put In.” 1 Cane Seats ~{ In a First av. taflor SEATTLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY blocks east ef Moore Theatre Two blocks north o f Westinke Market i ttn hp hh he i th ckly, and we find it very | shop win-| OE eT panes : lecular ria | Select from the Goods of the Following Merchants—They Are Thoroughly Re- He WAS A GOOD GoER wether Wee tinee aa | liable and Solicit Your Patronage. pesee. UDOrOLNAES AE te ; CAFES GROCERIES _ RESTAURANTS hould have a room all of his r atudy,” 2. V what you mean own a den ADAMS J.D. THAGARD Zoble Grocery Co. 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