The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 10, 1913, Page 4

THE STAR—MONDAY, NOVEMB 10, 191 EX! an wi tortpt Htlon 000 MEMNER OF THN scrirrs LEAGUE OF NEWSPAPERS — Tel Bervics of the United Press Assoc NORTHWEST Private exchanee com with all departmente. PHONE. RATES Rotered at the postoffics, Seattle, W ia aivanes = i —— A CHILD having whooping | | The Adventures of | eas cough should be kept away from einer thivdnens have. plant of | Johnny Mouse. LET US BE PRUDENT, COUNSELS . fresh air, be kept ¢ and in as § neral condition as possible : | gE — P aaa HERBERT QUICK, IN THIS CANAL sen Yourself Poste overnor oy mene. ste.) (sina!) TOLL ARGUMENT WITH ENGLAND OOVERNOR LISTER displayed remarkable ignorance ot Ladi 7 RR sed a7 eaadialiss (Copyrigh D' ewspap erpr af the federal laws governing forest reserves in his speech Gators Cee ry N wepaper Ent rp ; x i on “conservation” before the members of the Arctic club “ «l és should be considered—the pri pont | ‘the Alaska day banquet Saturday evening — Big) flee Getta Hee Beene aes 4 4 He said, after scolding the people of the East who favor} ne yer Christmas = shopping can etait 4 ag amare ; aid, after - early, Buy your wife a gold-headed nows that in order to getet ote + \ Mey} 1 rr esources, now that they have] cane A Ls i fe vp all the Weste ae : i ss , Wensdy—funny how time flys, sumtimes ’ 4 ne t . i Mdisposed of their holdings” that | Gob: Thien ‘heb eeain: been iene & feller that has a hay and rane bisnies tn tant nele Sam is a : ’ F “The people of this state have a deep interest pointed manager of the Cincinnati | has nock pa, come fown to n. y. and philladelphia oh Pa an . heda, hut We don't know wae lor the world neries \ ; : in this conservation movement. Over in the Olympic pe : Pgs fon't know who will] dated bach aid 4th between the § dures we ‘ Pris mountains the government has taken from us by eee | wae 4 in the afte rnoons and seolng what 2 : Berar Ans somatines 6: Ie 5 | Aa to bo seen after suppe . a 5 pe BB. f HY i proclamation, in one place, an area of 600,000 acres reap actae hoaalh M2 pad killed | ing around from one pl to ‘ve onde mm) wei) Nin ae aie thee ieee i t another t 4 " . 4 he other day while driving his ear ther, he diskovered pritty nea liven kinds r we made them back taking a rh 17 of land, and called it a monument. It is a monu- }110 miles an hour, Strange as {t| ria het ant mata lean eatd at In reser Le 1 meus) J as in ble ment to the stupidity that prevents a stick of ripened | may pee was driving tt on a nook Me v S had the’ cook danse to i M race track, Rot a street 1 $ . * $a i stuck . and as he wanted to have all he could, to tell th bs - : : 3 timber from being cut, or a pick Sa bin. zeae lers back home, he dident let nuthing get by e're going to have trouble about the Pa § into the ground, to extract the mineral the monu- WHY HE WAS SORRY n a Th high quarreling partie PTs woll, he got along all right until after the last ~f . the real pia Herbert f § ment contains, —_— mame was piayed here satter) | de ot thes Preaga rbert Quick, : ; Can it be that Gov. Lister was making a bid for ap then’ he 4 and he joat sort of mixed us eed with Great Britain that when we built ‘he Pan- i’ . ‘ > all the ne he had got acquainted with, in ama cana! we'd open it on equal terms to the shipping of all ; [plause from the enemies of conservation : ~ pra Fe nations. We have passed a law opening it free to our coast. Possibly the governor doesn't read the papers next he ke up in a room in a hotell | ' yay shipping and denying its free use to the coastwise shipping ; i Incle Sam made s' oO ' he coul what had happened nor where of Canada, Mexico, Colombia and all other nations This looks } About four months ago, Uncle Sam made strenuous ef Piclbyigecrmgtly sy | to a great’ many Amer Fae rch rnee Siena i forts to sell ripened timber in the Olympic national forest so he pushed a button and pritty a n bell be | iD od faith in F et u neider Prude first t M f, se 78 ( come tn, and told him sum frends b t him to We y an h ¢ whiea the ships of bot © <The Interior department asked for bids for some 75,000,000 | era aah iath Gar to wotboe hice tae fe ‘ sitafl 2 i arompgy De ea . ay MH feet that had already been cruised fo, bays the poor guy; in = weak Yoloe, what day a equal t , r 1 ‘she leto a a < SRE fe t ~ L THERG. \. ent awre c GED TO Us ; When the time c for of THERE} | sy teeads,: ais. Ware lea Maattiog A coppians | A : He op Onn rama ‘i > i t bt f WHAT OMY haLe-scueo) | : “ayes : ? s éne ae 'e WERE NONE TO OPEN the feller thous very careful CHER PEOPLES SOLES ‘donesiae s Moen : ; made o' her own . 7 t »e deale r not Ss ig | ] r 1 ry ts . The excuse of. the | er dealers for r wa | par ged ty Qs 4 WAS net ranviak : ; : . to use ca that to handle the timber it would be necessary to build a | t a chance Ip the world that he will be. ort \ ss railroad, and, anyhow, there was so much timber within ut johny fgeach on their own holdings that they didn’t care to buy ' any from the reserve at present Thare ino cause ia the state reserving sober which tres 04 ot" ALASKA SQUAWMAN FALLS HEIR es s ospecting for mineral in forest reserve. Prt I'm aw rere Sar miner i 9 Soe rr eeceat co | aA TO TITLE AND ENGLISH ESTATE ax sn serve in Alaska, and U Sam sells timber from thats owhy I'm : IN TEN YEA OF THE LAKES ANDED BY LAKE TRAF: i | reserve to the owners, or anyone else, at a dollar a the usand | SFY aoe «tewet. barbers of New York are! nf AKA WITHIN Gj AT ¢ ADA'S MERCY WATER AND NO TRANS. ame NEW YORK ROUTE Wildy The theory of forest conservation is this: THE d t ' ° BE OR IF BY WATE iT WiLL IN r 3 To prevent one interest or a few interests from ody Behan bas v TRANSS! SHI PPING TW TO GO BY THE WELVE-FUOOT a ri inne ‘tiznber, sell off the tim- m0 BARGE CANAL! monopolizing the nation’s timb: to , ery man can cut b t seems to me that we had better think a while before we rtan@ ° ber as fast as it matures at a nominal figure, and to eee Pana: law J as a om r of prudence. As to the % protect unmatured timber from wanton destruction. ant ye Whe Vaan di of the thing, I may have something to say about that am b hat does he do? WAKE UP, GOVERNOR! | Ho's a lawyer or an i Aer ERAS 2 astisnsdaee er or something like that see Misdirected energy— Trying to get a w lunch counter to hurry 5 eee { FRIENDS OF the family can get their flowers early. Editor of E! “Amateur Arctic Wh. Hunters, CHIEF BANNICK says he can't accommodate ‘em all at the city would, no doubt, be glad to relieve the chief's rat a quick — __ Pais, Mexico City, has got out an edition Intimating that Huerta cooked | prave a Close Call,” «a ve York up those elections. | Mail headlines. T e may be such a thing, but did YOU an “Amateur Arctic Wh p Wives, but Not Mothers ares Everett Power, aged 99, of Bos In apite of all their faults, there |decanted, the names of grower and was one thing about the old-tline shipper of the wine were always ‘ kings of F nd that I liked. removed from the bottle before be They never fell for the press agent ing taken to the royal dining room . — IRANKLY, now, what do you think of that Philadelphia }tom, has Just beon | married. Wo | 9 —S00D CASE FOR THE |stutf. They never signed test!:|This was to avoid giving the woman who made her sweetheart swear, 18 years |ceptionally wise or exceptionally | } CHICKEN, monials praising food or drink, or krower or shipper the big adver | “4 ‘ . “ » | foolish, a ‘Won't you try some chicken | |!et anyone advertise that King So- tisement of his wines appearing at | ago, before they were married, that, for the sake of “purity, 5 | | soup?” inquired Mra. Small of | |94-So used Blink Brand Bunk for |the kins's dinner table. The pres they would never become the parents of children? We feel like congratulating the her boarder, a young lawyer. his blood etary eagle orl ing jeorge also observes this f 1 . vears,| Uride. She won't be bothered by|Charies Edward Gordon, Claiman t to I ba ed it, me act, one o ‘est rule , With Mary's approval ) And who, after holding him to the vow all these years, n d aT wap 1 » af 1 ; | rett runing ‘round nights. With His Eskimo Wife and Two of Their Children j | returne i wadiy, “and the p of labels of modern outsid 25 Mow fights his wish for a divorce, a wish based on loneliness, m eels, SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Ne neiand to claim the estate| en could easly prove Fay + 2 mg ag gg Be Mages Stewart ‘Howes, 98 Waal f. fn * 6 a Ch r e —Top-Note drin 2 s ar " . fon the desire for childish voices, on the innermost cravings} ree es Ss Is Charley Gordon “aquawn be “ the serving of wines not dvertisement. the of the human heart? An lowa farmer had $15,800 "y, wole Whese is the purity in such an unnatural arrangement | > reo ees By ages tym ie man ; Rectiee of the late Ro 1 emg and what are we coming to when such thinks can be? over $1.58 under his pillow a Agen rat Denmark, | 7 A freak notion, do you say; something quite uncommon ?| *°™la"t sleep a wink fen, Pr sein and Russia? RED ELSHEIMER’S es Edward Gordon was the| Alas, maybe not so rare as you think. Something not}@— Greatly unlike it is to be seen something perhaps even less ca elgnty thousand head of ecat- | | because less heroic in its resistance to the calls of sex and} | tle Papa, dear,” exclaimed his love. daugnter, fresh from an East af Your doctor will tell you, if you care to ask him, that! | ern col when she heard of " eee oe it, “that was so kind of you the business of race sui Charley's awfully fond of ox P z “PLENTY OF IT. n many childless homes— The father of a Denver bride lated to command respect,| | Presented his son-in-law with te Sir R ) | $ = x : i. r a 8 s : oY 24th Anniversary Sale ide is one of the most widespread B and one of the most profitable branches of the medical pro-|| tail soup."—Top-Notch he Pt og an ec E fession—condemned, to be sure, by the reputable men in the|® ss ow Sag hoggeteates tae in t e profession, prohibited by law, anathema in morals, but still| There are some old-fashioned Po. pone uae the q . 3 democrats who th E flourishing like a green bay tree |have that If we ral reserve banka they at about A Few Contract Goods Excepted So, maybe, after all, that queer woman in Phila ajcan go up to the window and get j 4 ; 3 jsix dollar bills for a five, while a isn’t to be censured so very severely | black republican w 1 She at least gave warning of the course she intended to} na) | __A vessel from New York coming ‘ pursue. jaround the Horn has arrived at| 1.04% ssig Gordede “lam t , d aw t he viol Jour harbor. Our predictions about |/#9¢. sald G on. am bappy And, though she broke a divine law of nature, she violated os ance Gitte a about |r alaska 1 care aothihe the tee no covenant of man oe |! am interested only tn my famtly | When a husband has smaller feet | "2 I expect to ve the rest of my { Alaska ELEVEN SEATTLE medicos will be given a new degree at Chicago, | ‘!8" his wife, does that come un gy det compatibility or {r a ever, Gord It will mean new fees, too, we opine. de He patibility or tncompedt ver n sent an attor visited Wrar At 1/4 OFF s~ DURING THIS WEEK ONLY LADIES’ AND MISSES’ SUITS LADIES’ AND MISSES’ COATS $19.50, 14 off. ..$14.65 | $42.50, % off. ..$31.90 $18.50, %4 off. ..$13.90 | $42.50, % off. . $31.90 $24.50, ¥%4 off...$18.40 $52.50, 14 off. ..$39.40 $28.50, % off $21.40 $58.50, 14 off. . .$43.90 |] $34.50, 1% off. ..$25.90,| And upwards. $34.50, 1% off. ..$25.90 | And upwards. ra ‘i GOWNS AND DRESSES, ONE-FOURTH OFF i ar) rs _¢@ | CAME TO PASS T“Witsha Lee, the brilliant ' the railroads in the pcent arbitration proceedings ( \\ a York, sald at a , the poor rafiroads, at any rate, have got rid of the MAN on Philadelphia jury was found to be deaf and dumb and| hadn't heard a word of the testimony. A juror might just as well be @eaf and dumb when lawyers get to wrangling over technicalities. MOST OF the tornadoes In the United States are born near Yuma, Ariz., says a German scientist. Guess he overlooked the big winds that blow out of Washington and New York. Teddy's ITINERARY Is said to Include a visit to the cannibal pass evil, Cornellus Vander- Reg. $18.50, 1% off. $13.90 | Reg. $48.50, 14 off. .$36.40 !! Mangeromas Indians in South America. Pity those miserable Indians Mil " o te c abou 7 f i they try any of thelr cannibal stunts on Teddy. He'll “eat 'em) Bilt, used to tell @ story about Reg. $28.50, ie off $21.40 Reg. $74.50, 1% off. .$55.90 sive: fi a ‘Mr. Vanderbilt sald that a Reg. $38.50, 14 off. .$28.90 | And upwards. LOS ANGELES grand jury Is hot after a ring of women wno have € tr a Gans aver tie Nae v ne All Waists, Skirts and Petticoats, One-Fourth Off been preying upon wealthy br to be done to protect busine ess men. Something has surely Central to Buftalo, men who visit the tenderloins for Philanthropic purposes ae Na k ane? a Mr bitt a e rt IN EMERGENCY, Uncle Sam could put Into the field, on a day's the mat ults vercoats and alncoats notice, 500,000 fully equipped men, army efficers announce. They could Gener} | So ne What's that | | all be vaccinated by the second day, too. Ian’t Uncle the ewift old war got to do with the matter? Y dog, though! James, are we going to entertain| |“ ‘Well, I'll tell you, Mr. Van- | M OO that horrid Mre. Von Wheezie!!| | derbiit,’ the applicant explatned For en, oung Men and Boys ARGENTINANS THREATEN Teddy with a “warm reception,” be | She flirted all evening with you,| | ‘I came down from Ruffalo on cause of the boosting he gave Brazil as leading South American power,|James! I’m surprised!! Besides,| | your line Inst week and I was “Warm reception?” Why, Teddy just eats ‘em alive! she has the most abominable taste| | the only man on the whole in dressing | ever saw!” durn train that paid his fare. At Ya OFF the Regular Prices Be The other passengers guyed 5 UNCLE SAM is worrying over a safe place In which to land Gen 728 © | Th r i 5 Felix Diaz. Oh, just land him on the bench and use him as a pinch) Freee , Whe be a round of Lid iid {t Mke the seid For Men and Young Men 1 For B ys and Children " ' ka nd th ra t enoug € , ane m bens 5 ® eo 7. hitter, Woodrow! to buy the baby a pair of shoes| { don't want to go through such #1230, 4 off. $940 $25.00, 14 of 918,75 | 8400, 14 of... 4800) 88:50, 14 off aeaa SORE, ACHING JOINTS, STIFFNESS iti? sif"ghgiit 60 S08 Go, eran anim RUB RHEUMATISM PAIN RIGHT QUT Our suggestton for a beautiful Christmas present for Father: Anil AT THE THEATRES 4 4 $18.60, 14 off. .$13.50 | $35.00, 14 off. $26.25 || $6.00, 14 off... .$4.50/ $10.00, 14 off $7.50 20.00, 14 off. .$18.00 | $40.00, 14 off. .$30.00 | $7.50, 14 off... $5.65 1612.50, : 4 One-fourth off on all Men’s and Boys’ Hats, Caps and Furnishings “% $15.00, off. $11.25 | $30.00, 14 off. $22.50 || $5.00, 14 off... .$3.75| $9.00, 14 off... $6.75 + 4 , a off $9.40 ncn MAND AIR ce “DN —_——_ — Igorot cigar, made in the Philip —t 6 a small trial bottle of ofd-| whic h never disappoints and can | pine * me My about 16 Inches tn THIS WEEK ontenct goods omg. 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