The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 11, 1913, Page 4

MEMBER OF LEAGUE OF Gervice of the Un Ratered at ihe postotfice ‘clase matter, THR SCRIPTS WALKS Telegraph News od Prose Assoctation. Beattie, Wash. ae second Published by The Company every evening except Sunday. NORTHWEST ar Pobitshing 6. tionable. conducted; investigates foundlings at public institutions; women in the underworld, both to and also to turn back those who will listen to timely counsel; and acts as an arm of the judges in their dealings with wom en and girls She makes few the friend in need becoming hardened woman succeeded in | policewomen will be ple ‘ to be put down, and the bath tub to eat fruit. It’s Different failroading. "t. Besonter Mothers at Large ARY HARVEY, Baltimore’ on her job 16 months summoning the girls as witnes Another branch of her work is to arrange with women’s Clubs to supply volunteers for a careful study of moving pic ture films, with a view to cutting out those which are objec the arrests i to prevent the beginner in evil from ‘o well has the experiment of a police Baltimore 4a Perhaps the young man has made a mistake } entered the business through Wall st. and knew much more / about manipulation of stocks than he did about practical The going isn’t the same. For instance, suckers aren't biting as they were and the has ptt some restrictions on the fishing. DETROIT, MICH., is going ahead of its fal! shooting record. one day, on main street, recently. The other day she told a Massa She goes to public dance halls to see how they are being little children left ps of help when she can of k cases in touch with Mainly her purpose is to be that the city now has four Women “cops” and is soon to hire a fifth When we get further away from the folly of force as a deterrent of mischief, and learn the better rule of kindness, ntiful. SAYS BILLiE BURKE: “I have great sympathy with the woman who sald oranges should be eaten in a bath tub.” 80 have we. This eating of oranges right out in the open air has got nothing like putting one’s neck down into So have we, Billie; OUNG MR. HARRIMAN enters a shop, saying he is} desirous of learning the practical side of the business, with hopes of becoming as great a railroad man as his father | His father Since the elder Harriman made his record, there have een some. tremendous changes iput an eye on stock manipulation and even raided one o the late boss manipulator’s biggest deals. may be a good entrance to a high place for young We hope so, but it is certain that he will have) oggs. The federal police have > learn a lot and make a lot of struggles that his father MANY MORE chaplains, says Navy Secretary Daniels, is the cry- need of the navy. The pay is better than the average for preach- rs, and there's no question about the fieid of sinners being an arabie Two 1 HOLIDAYS keep on increasing, we'll have to mark the days of Im red on the calendars. 1F TURKEYS cost any more Christmas time than they did on we won't have cold turkey, turkey hash and turkey soup 27 and 28, anyhow. —_—_—- ANYHOW, NOW we know the Kansas climate In spite of real es- nga John Dolan has sued for damages because his farm was motive. headaches! to lazy liver; ae poison tissue i eT 10 CENT BOXES ~ANY DRU + ALSO 25 & 5O CENT BOX WHILE YOu SLEEP a@way after the brush was burnt off it by sparks from a loco- _ FEEL HEADACHY, DIZZY, BILIOUS? CLEAN YOUR LIVER! A DIME A BOX Always trace |Cascarets will remove the cause by delayed, fer- food in the bowels or a stomach. 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The choicest fab rics correctly tailored in the pre valling styles will be found in both Suits and Coats, and our larre stock of fine Furs offers a splendid for selection in Fur Sete and Fur Gar. opportunity making a choles ments, Remember this on your next shopping tour, Union St Seattle’s Reliable Credit House as| | the} s first policewoman, has been chusetts audience what she had been doing Much of her work is at night. “Accompanied by a plain clothes man, she visits hotels and restaurants to see if} liquor is sold to young girls or if girls are taken to rooms} above. When she finds that this is being done, she gets the names and addresses of the girls, tells their parents if they} have parents; tries to point out to the girls the mischief they are inviting and then gets a warrant for the hotel man, | } —= NO, IT'S JUST AS In Editor’s Mail f jthe pw | | | | | | about through the columns of your About Price of Eggs The Star I don't think would object to paying | fresh exes, gE Hite the price for strictly Still, a machine | put there ts no other food so badly | Take “Pape's Cold Compound” misbranded. There is a law pro- tecting other foods, but none for! Wiater exes cannot be pro-| duced for 36 cents a dozen with the | prevailing price of grain. I have} 200 or more hens, half of them not | laying, because they are moulting The other half are young pullets Feed costs §0 cen day and then, besides, there is the work of cle ing and disinfecting houses, feed: ing, watering, pplying «rit, shell and charcoal, and numerous other | duties which only a poultryman can realize. And I get from none to six exes per day 7044 Lith avy. N. W. MRS, JAMES WRIGHT, Yes, We've Seen Them Editor Star: As one who ts compelled to take the early car In the mornings, | would Iike to pro-| test with many others againet hu man hogs occupying the whole of the aisle space with their abnor-| mally large and muddy feet. These | semi-human beings ought to have an Everett True to teach them that all of space {ts not theirs. It ts im possible for a lady to pass down the aisles of these cars when the weather is good, and these would be signboards are dry and fairly | clean, but, in this muddy weather it is almost enough to give one hys- teria Thanking you for the many good things you have been able to bring valuable paper, I subscribe myself, one of your faithful readers, | MARY C. STEWART. 3408 Aurora av Dances at Playfields Editor Star: Dear Sir: In inst night's paper, I see that J. H. Stine, | director of playfields, would like to experiment with other people's chil- dren a bit as to what effect danc- ing in the playfield houses would have upon them. I would suggest that Mr. Stine had better experiment with bio own children, and, if he has none, he had better get the opinion of the children's parents first A TAXPAYER. | [ THE MARKETS | pald producers for vegetables | | green | Hubbard HH 14@ OK 7 @1 1% @ 86 100 91 lettuce 4 eine, dom, live, don nem fowl Kelmtan } Old ples om, O08 wie, Ae ° It Would | Such a charming husband | | Mra. Picklo has! So tender af. | | ter ten years of marriage! | Quite natural! It would } make a rhinoceros tender to | | be kept in hot water ten years, |} THIS SCENE THAT HE SHOOTS THE DETECTIVE, HE COMES IN FROM THE OTHER SIDE OP THE STAGE, AND AROUND ~~ ~ WISH To APPeaR RUDG, <—— MY DEAR SIR, BUT I FIND IT NECESSARY To CHOKE YOU INTO THE STAR—THURSDA Not IN oN He TURNS | | | | | | | | Pr 1 | »<<A-6 a BAD COLD? 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Redelsheimer & Co. } 2 WoolDresses Special $12.50 Practical styles in serges and wool in navy, Copen mahogany and biack these would make a wift, Spe crepes brown of sensible Christman clally priced at $12.60, Dancing Frocks Special $18.50 Dainty style: de ehine and ors, blue, pink, chiffon, crepe n erapa, Col » amber and attractive iristmas giving Special at $18.50. see our Special Values in Suits, Coats and Waists. J. Redelsheimner & Co. First and Columbia table and enjoy myself.” | , os Y, DECEMBER 11, 1913. Spugs Following ts the Hat of wedding presents Hoyd Stanley, hog Mra. A. F. Heying, spoons and two pillows A. F, Heying, box of bonbons and hog Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Brown, parlor lamp and hog.—Giasgow (Mo.) Min sourtan eee Editor Most Anything: Sitting t to me at the lunch counter y y was a Tacoma man who remarked: “I like my ing, but I can't e anything to res taurants. Give me my home every time, How I enjoy my Sundays! 1 take off my coat and vest, collar and tle, unbuckle my belt and take oft my hoes and go to the dinner RO WHAT DID SHE MEAN? yhat became of that plece of music you composed last month?” “1 destroyed it.” “Destroyed it? Why, that the best thing you ever did!” eee It’s a pity, with all these chances for war with Mexico, that Joo Tinker and Garry Herrmann are in baseball instead of the army eee aiiver ten-| Statiatically speaking, there are; more Bulgarian dresses worn in nk, Wash, and Oshkosh, , than in the whole of the 1 Btates uing the same ine of re }wearch, it is an indisputable trath that more folks {n little old Gotham nd the Washington hotel, dance the Argentine tango than do in Ar kentine. And it is a well-known fact that jit 1s not the native Texan who made immortal the Texas Tommy, but ft was the natt San Fran-| clxcan on the Barbary coast | Texan Girlie in Directotre we now en a natt With which larise to remark that wh T preface n lassie fl 1 azure eyes, and and divine form-—when | girlie as beautiful as sho ts young, | | does in Beattle a directoire gown, fashioned from flame-colored char-| mouse, imported from Drecoll, | France, does she leave anything | open for argument? | No, not even a slit | She positively has those Parislan | dames and grand-dames faded to obscurity And when, | Rose De Loy Tivoli theatre, with | Mke dainty Myrtle leading Indy at the this charming young " It's Nice to Be tn Love on a lovely Day.” can you help falling for the charms of altt front directoire and the girl it em- bodies with such flaming richness? | You can't. That's all | This is from the wardrobe mis trees of the Tivol! “The tunic ts of chiffon, embrotd- | ered in hand-woven silver braid, and mounted with brilliants, It ta/ a aiitfront directoire model from | Drecoll, Fran: She's Here for Season | | It's sure some gown—rich and | | red. | And It's sure some DeLoy ts not Seattle She was here on the Sullivan & | Considine cireuit with her papa and mamma, The Three DeLoys, {n a singing and dancing act, not long sle sings Mine new to}! wirl, altogether Why don’t they try to emoke ovtiago. She's going to remain at the that bandit in Utah by throwing &/Tivoll for the remainder of the lighted Turkish cigaret into the} season. mine? —— saat soe Patines 6 Chicago’e mayor has ordered the MICHIGAN | police to put on the lid New Year| ® - a eve. There must be no horns, no Flint: Next year sheriff will confett!, no Ucklers. Nothing but| have only three deputies, losing stx booze, j'a the county.—Jessie Hood and H eee H. Bassett, manager of Western | Thus Saving the Shoes Mott Co. are married The young men of this village| Holland: Former Congressman! who gave the dance at the Union house last Wednesday evening) would like to have it understood | that there were no dances such an! tango, and others were not allowed whatever.—Burlington (IIL, Free Presa THANKFUL FOR SOMETHING “Well, things might have been worse; and, at all events, my poor feet are having a rest!” eee A man in Scranton, Pa., won a bet by drinking six glasses of whisky, but the whisky killed him. Evi dently that man hadn't Hved tn Seranton long. AY man who can stand Scranton can't be killed that easily . Possibly you recall the story of the eminent gentleman who cut two holes in the door, a larger hole through which the old cat could pass and the amall one for the kitten. Anyway, the members of the Rondaide club, a Cleveland, 0., soctoty bunch, received the follow- ing postal card notices ROADSIDE CLUB Since the recent storm our Bell hone ts out of service. Will members please use our Cuyahoga phone, calling Princeton 969? JAS, TOMLINSON, Steward. Later—The Bell Telephone Serv- ioe has “been restored THINGS THE PRESS AGENTS PROMISE Everybody likes to see the poor girl marry the rich man. It has been the favorite theme ever since King Cophetus married the beggar maid. Mr, Broadhurst has brought that story up to date and fs telling it in an Interesting way, with an exceptionally fine company at the Moore this week, “The Pink Lady,” coming to the Metropolitan tonignt for a three days’ engagement, ts described in| general terms as an {nternational musical comedy de luxe, This apt phrase hits {t off well enough in a measure, but it Is really a play with music in three acts and as many scenes, Its baste story is an adap. tation of the French farce, “Le Satyre,” and it represents a delight ful story, humorously outlined and enhanced by @ score of captivating qualities. AT THE THEATRES THIS WEEK Moore—"Bought and Paid For,” Metropolitan—Thursday to Sat- urday, “The Pink Lady,” ittie——Railey & Mitchell stock 8 in “The Colle Tivolli—'"Mrs. gram.” © Widow.” Temple's Tele If somebody would kidnap “Af. finity” Barle, and keep him out of sight, it would be a relief to both KHurope and America—Pittsburg Post. G. J. Diekema has been appointed member of arbitration board to set- tle differences between conductors and trainmen of C, B.&@ QR. R. Traverse City: Potato exhibit will be held here November 18. Petoskey: Martin Pelly, 75, for! 38 years resident of Emmet county, and builder of first road through forest, is dead. lonta: W. Dunning, betrothed were married last week. Grand Rapids: F. V. Newman has been elected secretary and treasurer of Michigan Independent Tel. and Traffic Association. was office boy 17 years ago. In 1859, DITORIAL PAGE OF THE STAR | FLAME-COLORED CHARMEUSE, THEY SAY DRESS 1S CALLED, BUT---WELL, ANYHOW, IT’S A BEAR SCALP GIRLS! GET A 26CENT BOTTLE and abundant, and possess an im AND TRY A “DANDERINE HAIR CLEANSE” After washing | soap always apply a ine to the scalp to invigorate the prevent dryness. still, use soap as sparingly as | os m sible, and instead have a “Dander | Mary E. 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