The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 9, 1913, Page 2

ik aes AUN ER RN STAR—TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1918. | : ‘BLANKET OF FOG HIDES CITY, gasoline tuq La Paloma, t of $10,000 the MOOR Sunday ~ Matinee and Night : _ Seattle today ts obscured th ay he | veel 4 Monday Matinee canes pianist of toe wien hae os built Theatre and Night : s Stimson MUI Co, ran ash tle ne Vousol on the bay, anjthe Great Northern bridKe yoster , cident on a street car Ine, and/day afternoon and stove @ gaping QHN CORT'S ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINAS* EXTRAORDINARY several minor mishaps {n the down: | hole tn her bow town riot Andrew M, MeKay, a boat butld It te the worst fog of the winter, | er, hired to r the boat, lowt his Orders were tneued generally on | wa the nd and throughout the clty|by OI for uced speed to prevent col: | Johnson, S« listons, atu Me Citeens pleked thelr way careful: | th « t ch the reets « un Ag n reaching ALL STAR VARIE HUNDREDS MISSING IN TEXAS. BRYAN, sbenad Dec, %-—-Hraron! time The Ultra Vivacious river valley food conditions were| Eve then, there would be sncer a today fed far down stream, and dead have been ac cases where whole famtilos were | nted for, but bund were ‘ (here simply never will! Of these, man win ’ # varied all the| t a furt fall in the wa Rescuers were racing with the! reveals rpsex held fast to current toda otween 3,000 | rushing cur) and 6,000 refu clinging in tree or perched ow roofs tn the val hero The Greatest Constellation of Luminaries on Any Stage agree would be yincer ke an accurate | t number of vi¢ Roland Bottomly, Charles Judels AND BEAUTY CHORUS “MLLE, BABY.” FREE CRAIG IN | KNABE TRIAL aYVIl In a New Musical Playlet, ¢ was a physical culture —— George Beban The Emperors of Comedy t Fkable for he eles mein | WARD AUD iy In an n it rt t dead, i} « ray Ppiaeas CURRAN throat cut. At this time she was “ ; “ee tee 6 85 years old The Sign of the a Souder oor Imply She Killed Self Rose The prosec ‘* that Craig h o engaged to Kunabe and killed ber be i tired of her dented the éngage ell as the murder, and 1 that the case was one of China's Latest important Importation The IMPERIAL PEKINESE COMPANY Most Wonderful of Comedy Acrobats The judge held Fine Figure an oo wna talk to the & Matic evidence The Young Hungarian | The Idole of All Europe HIRSCHEL — & brought out, but it did NDLER jorette The court r was HE In Artistic Ball Room v with women when Judge B 1 Rival of Paderewski | Dances diana state « latructed a verdict o diet of acquittal, CHARLES AHEARN & COMPANY In the Most Novel and Startling Comedy Bicycle Act of International Renown DOCHATES THAT SIX FAILED HIM GARBAGE WORK .. Aftor an eventful voyare, the mertcan fourmasted bark Dirigo, M. Mallett, Monday com. trip from Baltt-| torms were encoun off Cape Bianco, | where Hugh Can m, an able sea man, sustained a on rib this port, Capt that of the seven vessels be had requeated to report his boat, Spb ppppHppar This Wonderful Artistic Organization Travel- ing by Special Train on Its Transconti- nental Tour of Conquest Seat Sale Opens Thursday Morning, 10 A. M. Mail Orders Now. hands, and caused a lot of i!) feo 4 Mats. 25¢ to $1.50 Lower aed 9 and 4 counct] investigation last eerices Mipressoeve¢2.00 WOOO SEALS Sores Cite DVB eter only one had complied | Dr. Crichton declares he has his hands fall without the garbage hand ling, end potnts out that tn Gree. KILLED IN AUTO | cities this work is under the di A M U Ss E M E N T S |= ||tion of the street department "he STOCKTON, Cal, Dec. §—Mra, j\seks to be relieved by January 1. | J. B Atkinson and her daughter, Myrtle, were killed: Jessie, anoth- TROPOLITAN| MOORE T0 BUILD SOON er daughter, was seriously injured, Ag, moms NIGHTS Th BO ve HT A o tee eee ie urs.| BOUG AND) , PAID FOR ® D oeatat cearticnas hones tere ben ested y George H. Tien |\LAZY HUSBAND representing Chicago buyers. The| ‘LAW HELPS ’EM | struck thetr automobile. EVENING PRICES, the to 61.50 new courthouse may be erected by Cases of wife desertion and shift | “|next winter. | a ASK A BRIDGE lossness of husbands are falling off ge since the establishment of the Fhe Musical Comedy de Lare THE.) PINK LADY TIVoL LI Now Showing That Co: ra ME TEMPLES TEL Tins AND ON county stockade. There are 35 bane saetnemt Onn! reert wi” sine | AT BOULEVARD ‘is: bocisois < : —_ J lazy husbands” now pulling stumps NOTE—Curtain rises at 1:15 | pon gut Daly © Per- | R lin the stockade, and earning from $1 to $1.60 a day for their families, & report today shows. formances 7 SEATS NOW SELLING | PANTAGES Peter Tayler and Hie Bight Councilman Bruskevith's resolw =—"|tion to tnotete a bridge over the government canal at Montlake boulevard, in addition to three other bridges to be voted on at the next election, was adopted by the | council Monday. | KILLED BY ROCK’ ROSL SEATTLE THEATRE Phene Metn 49 Towlght and All Week BAILEY & MITCHELL PREAENT JUNGLE LIONS ——— To Have Smooth, White, Soft Skin All Winter 1 | | | 9| OTHER BIG ACTS le AND 200 Pargain Out ofthe West sams woman Dec, 9.—John Semco d and Joe Oller, miner red today as tho re rock in Mine No. 3 of the hwestern Improvement Co,,|}" “The telephone inspector” is the A collectior e Posters, by by George Mellen, will be on exhibt- ‘tion for one week, commencing December 8th, from 10 to 6 dally, yand Saturday evening until 10 p ‘m., room 425 Boston block. The xhibit will be in M. Rhodes. These pictures are strikingly dif. Yerent, with a strong Western Atmosphere. You are cordially in meee to atte to wet latest criminal character being ¢ | falling on them. * GET AFTER RATS | It'll be acted In Seattle by a young n who galned entrance into the of Mrs. Thomas E. McCoy Keystone Park place, Monday af ternoon in that role, seized the }woman by the throat, | gagged her, then sacked the house ring and some small f “ woman struggled for two hours be fn freckled 1 and a fore freeing herself joncanize SOURDOUGH cLUB f mplextona | 5 | MUST GIVE UP STREET | socla \ of the, Univers] {a coeead Yerak dation ; | The state supreme court will not|sity of Washin the result o ae. pow de 9 | grant « hearing to Olson Land| meeting last nig! at which 22 % pi tch hazel q | Co. in its case against the city of| Alaskans and former Alaskans com i$ uickly eradicate @ 3 Soattie. The court's action gives | pleted plans for a definite and per. | emene ¢ | over to the otty a portion of Alki av.,|manent society ‘We ive Free Trt to Prove Ow Trawe which, for years, the company ha SOME DON'TS — | been rent ing | to campe rs. For Stomach and Liver Sufferers up to suspected rats te charge of Mra nance com |MISS MIDOLEVICH ON PROGRAM Miss Jennie Middlevich, who has a DONT COUGH YOURSELF """" ; ricear will an | tate a Serious Condition ! To neglect a cough or cold)! is always a hazardous act. A W. ASTOR CHANLER ILL cold so often goes down on| PARIS, Dec. 9 —Ex-Congressma the lungs, and the cough that|™. Astor Chanler is gravely {1 follows may easily be a symp-|t% result of @ recent automobile tom of bronchitis, pleurisy, or alice even pneumonia. Coughing fre- quently follows attacks of la|’ }|erippe, and if severe and per-|+ sistent is a tax on the system Mme f the cit ANGE memt 6 Dealers aer esion as ‘speed cop at weakens esis |that weakens the vital 1 sist PRESIDENT 1S SIGHTSEER ance. Foley’s Honey gnd Tar| WASHINGTON, Dec. 9--Presl Compound is an effective medi-, 4 i 1 went gil through tk cine for coughs and colds, is a tol yesterday, not as chief x perfect demulcent that may be ecutive, but as a plain #ightseer relied upon for quick relief. A UPHOLDS SALOON LAW man named A. R, Ellison, Tay BAN FRANCISCO, Dec, 9.—Judg “ Graham ha eld the los, Wis, writen: “I malts alicon-closing mention oe point of recommending Foley's Honey and Tar Compound to all those needing a certain and NGFIELD, nt Taft Dee. 9 Ex-l on “Muni at the dedica h safe cure from coughs and/tion of # municipal group, Jaertat st inf colds.” Sold by Bartell’s Drug TO WALK OFF FAT | vince rts Stores | VENICK. Db he teats } MEK BLDe HOSIE RY NIGHT Bil reduce. A 40-indh belt 1 wa reg hha : aunt COLMAN Le roman? sole member leation, Dal-| Pr Mi " 4 orwosne A 4 Mp i , : DREAMLAND if a for, FRAGT sonklet | Ine Dance Ie » rooms, 25e | tome " Geo. IK Stewart House, 86 West | Tit” for wale in Beatie by Owl Drug Co, =. aie a AT 114 JAMES STREET, SEATTLE , Wednesday, December 10, 10 A. M. to 10 P. M. im et 1] President Wilson, in one of his speeches, laid exceptional stress and emphasis on this statement: ‘ IT Is NOT BACK TO THE FARM—BUT FORWARD TO THE FARM. ae t ee ; A farm in Washington, from a 2-acre orchard to a relinquishment claim, by the 1910 Census, was worth as an average $11,000. In the U. S., in 1910, 10.2 per cent more people lived in towns and cities than in the country. In Washington, in 1910, 24 per cent more people lived in towns and \ cities than on the farms. Or, that many more mouths to feed than hands to produce. Today, in this state, by Government report, we are buying on the outside, more than $8,000,000 worth of dairy products alone, and other things in proportion. Here's the high cost of living. Here's the wealth of | tions, becoming a producer who sells to the consumer, the farmer. Here's the reason behind the statement of | | Instead of being dependent on the other fellow, he be- comes dependent on you. A city is “not a location, but a frame of mind.” In the city, your labor is capitalized for others, and it is REALLY worth five times more than any other kind of capital. The only place YOU CAN CAPITALIZE IT—IS ON THE FARM, where you can enjoy the “unearned increment” from increasing value of the land as well as the produce from the soil. Frequently, the pay-check stops, the family suffers, and the wage-earner does not know how to live—nor less create a fertile opportunity and his own inde pendence. President Wilson—GO FORWARD TO THE FARM. Here's the reason why a farm as a home means more to your family than life insurance, and greater insurance for the comfort of your family than any business you can take up. Let's look at this in a broad-minded way: Suppose you bought a 40-acre tract and worked in the city five years to pay for it. For the balance of your life, this means independence with freedom from worries and struggles in the city. You are your own boss, and your own landlord. Instead of buying from the producer at a loss to yourself, WITH PROFIT, you reverse the condi- LOGGED-OFF LANDS—A COMPARISON Don’t take my word for this, but pick up your daily paper. In it you will find plenty cf advertisements about “logged-off lands,” $50 to $100 an acre. NOW, WHICH IS THE CHEAPER—#ay, logged-off lands at $20, or even $10 an acre, when you will be com pelled to pay out $100 to $150 an acre to clear it, wasting a year or two of your time, before you can possibly begin to get a dollar back —OR WILL YOU COME TO MY AUCTION and buy land which, If you don’t happen to get some of it that is already under cultivation —WILL YET BE land that you CAN clear with a team of horses and a steel rail, at not over $5 an acre? And, just for argument's sake, let's say you pald as much as $30 an acre for it. Figure this out for yourself. IT GOES ON FOREVER ANOTHER THING—What can you leave to your family better than a 40-acre farm that is bring- - ing them in an independent living for life? In short, why pay cash to them at your death to be squandered in a few short years or have some shyster beat them out of it so soon as you are dead— when they can have a living and independence from a farm so long as they live? CONSIDER THIS: Both you and your family will also enjoy a splendid, free out-of-door life —reaping the independence of the soil, identifying yourselves with the greatest money-makers, the farms—the basis of all wealth, the most positive insurance against and the only means of independence from the strife and turmoil of city life. TOMORROW IS THE DAY MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN—40 ACRES The terms on which I will sell this property is | ONE-FOURTH CASH, the balance in FIVE YEARS Price Total Cash Balance Monthly % with interest on deferred payments at SIX PER CENT Per Acre. Cost. Payment. Due. Paym’te —and for cash WITHIN ONE YEAR I will remit un- $10... - .$ 400 $100 $300 $ 5.00 due interest and allow you AN ADDITIONAL discount a. 600 150 450 7.50. of FIVE PER CENT—a total difference to you of BO noses 800 200 600 10.00 ELEVEN PER CENT. Become a buyer on the fol- 25... +++. 1,000 250 750 12.50 lowing plan: | ‘Plus Six Per Cent, for Five Years. WATCH IT GO TO $250 AN ACRE IN THE FUTURE ! A. McKay Jordan Seattle, U. S. A. Take the Train and Save Money (Registration and Map Coupon.) Phone Elliott 5434 114 James St. DEAR SIR—Please send me your maps and literature. If nothing prevents me, 1 will be present at your auction, If I buy, Lshall avail myself of your offer TO REFUND THE COST OF MY TRANSPORTATION, OR ROUNDTRIP FARM to Seattle. . (Street, Box or R. F. (Note-—Since there will be a large tion will enable mo number present from out { points, to amply provide for the rei und of fares.)