The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 25, 1913, Page 4

PHONES “*cting with RATES 00 tay, “Gh acs ane gents 38 My carrier, in ely, 250 » month ee THA sCKIVPSs NORTHWEST UR NEWSPAPERS Telegraph News Bervice of the United Press Association. at the postoftion, Seattle, Wash., ne second matter, Published by The @tar Pobiishing mY every evening except Sunday. “jam” “I Lived Apart From Body,’ He Says @ (3) (0) ay (3) fa} After ‘Dying’ Death Is Delightful The census bureau reports that English Is the mother tongue of 31 per cent of the “white foreign stock” In the United States The German speaking “foreigners” co cond, with 27 per cen then there |: ewift fall to those whose mother tongue ls who constitute but 7 per cent of the population tabulated. f— AND THe PROCEEDS OF THIS MORNING'S Con~ TRIBUTION Whe Pe APPLIED TO THE FOREIGN MISSIONS Christmas Day HE days of days, isn’t it? What other festival in all the year is for a minute to be compared with it in the width| fe —— | | | | | and depth of its appeal It is NOT true that men want to be selfish and cold and sordid. Many are made so by circumstance, presse But st there's something which harkens to the call of rl, in the wor , Christmas. the area ever wide paralleled joy—-the of giving What heart beat does not quicken at sight of a new-born child? Visible fruit of human love, as well as hint of love divine, each baby is a reminder of the infinite possibilities in the life of the race; and the festivals which commemorate Hence it is that throughout most of this wo ening, today is a time of special and un y of receiving; the finer, greater joy MR. PASTOR, LT NOTICS DEACON JONES UP IN FRONT THERE, IT WOULD Look A HEAP SIGHT BETTER IF, IWSTEAD OF GIVING HIS CUSTOMARY FAT WAD TO FOREIGN MISSIONS, HE and glorify the function of birth, notably Christmas and Easter, birth and rebirth, survive all others and grow stead Wy in popular observance. “For God so loved the world that He gave His % Ab only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in Him | WOULD DO SOMETHING TO IMPROVE | Bie) & should not perish, but have everlasting life.” mages y IN Y Four TENEMENT | at That is the foundation of Christmas giving. Whether SOS HO Hwns tt = ras a great truth symbolized, | ecept the words literally or cca: I John C. Wheeler. E the significance remains. IT IS BY GIFTS OF LOVE, OF AGAMA Wibine. Gk: ous SYMPATHY, ©F SERVICE, OF SELF, THAT MAN | 25—18 every ks hed coaian RISES TO HIS HIGHEST LIFE AND REARS RE | Ser Sieg MEMBRANCES WHICH DO NOT DIE. RATES CAN ONE PART SEE Help your young, therefore, upward to the true sprr't of | THE OTHER PART PROM we | this beautiful occasion, which is NOT TO GET but to fac. ‘Whaue oA tak wa man living at Ivanrest, a village \ SHARE. So long as there is one child in all this land to whom love | has not brought joy or one hearthstone untouched by the festival's cheer, the intent of Christmas is by so much de- feated; and you and yours must bear the responsibility un H Yess able to show due diligence in unselfishness 4 But if, to the circle of those to whom you are nearly re ) fated, you have added the demonstration of good will as far beyond as you could, then may you, with Dickens’ Tiny | Tim, fittingly join in the Christmas prayer! | “God bless us, every one.” | A truly merry Christmas to our readers and many happy | returns of the day! | happened when | was helpless to return to life. During those hours I discover- Jed many things “Much was revealed to me that would only sound preposterous to relate. “But the one thing I do remem ber clearly was the sensation of dying. Z “Being dead is delightful, of that | am sure. “After | had been engulfed In the waters | seemed to float | away from my body and | > ial hi }n few miles from here. As he|sent for who lived a w away or the ans locked aoe mil nds up in meeting with , White He, too, pronounced me Wead after, could see my body anc archal beard. and an examination. “ 2 lls of the most remarkable ex 1 WATCHED | THE CGE “| watched the rescuers find it and place it on the bank.” WITH $20 in his pocket, a San Diegan went to jall rather than pay a SOcent restaurant bill. Once in a while, the true American spirit "flashes forth in all ttm pristine glory, or something equally as good. . | ae a “Then they Iaid me out, cov ERS FIND IT AND PLACE | In Editor’s PRA? Sie i with achoet, Ne Nt Covering) CH ON THE BANK. *.”" he said to me when I) “The next day a girl who was| “Then | floated back to It M il perience of his life, he makes an| passing through th | a ed hi ied - | ugh the room where || and became a part of it. aT eduae tier to posse ay uy noticed a movement of the| “In that fleeting moment be ful experience of any human being cloth over my face and gave the|tween the conscious and the um This Man Evidently Does Not Care |i tho world today alarm. conscious state, the thought of re for Dogs. | “T Rave lived apest fiom eels er came to me, chafed my| turning to life was repugeant and Editor The Star: You certainly body! oy Per body and I was soon|I knew that I didn't want to live, make me tired with all your silly, “I have been dead! And now I “It was not the fot. that I re PitUp to. foe tices ot thal ova he | am alive 1” a ‘4 palaver about the rights of the)“ Whtelas lo peer ss gained consciousness after so long!ence I had been an agnostic, dis poor dog.” What about the rights) much ai Pr taouidg 5 He age | & time that is remarkable, but it} believing in a heresfter or @ spit. years of was the fact that, while I was ap-|itual state of existence, but my 6 9 . The Seamen’s Bill | . ERE IS why Puget Sound should be exempt from the} TOO MUCH provisions of the Seamen's bill, now pending before congress, which was primarily intended to safeguard the lives of people on the high seas: i In five years, there has not been one passenger g drowned, and but one employe, a seaman, who lost 4 row ind b , ‘ of just mere humans? on | re, age, he inde with a spin y des " | his life during lifeboat drill while the boat was under De Crichton, ts Koing several) straight and unbendable ne Liekaike } eae Fe a way. seg the right direction in hav-| hickory pole. His eye is clear “But | wae apart distinct vt oe ling them muzzled, and whoever) and his ‘thi i iP istinctly from | I never since have had a shade ace e picture of my body.* | could tell the persons|of doubt in regard to a spiritual Yet in the 12 months beginning December 1, | 1912, there were carried on Puget Sound and its | tributary rivers, 4,666,000 passengers. | jstarted the crusade against all health. night noises deserves even moro 1 was swimmi 1 ming In a lake when credit. The biggest nuisance 1s) suddenly I went down. It was sev- |the barking dog. If you want &n/eral minutes before my compan-| state of existence.” around nie everything that h Puget Sound certainly should not be classed with the earful, or doubt my word, 1 invite| ions missed me j jyou to come and on the Bi] “Ww y secured my body I/ in Georgetown for awhile | was us. ‘ | “high seas” as an element of danger to passengers. ‘It is) Jess dangerous than New York Bay, San Francisco Bay, Grays Harbor, Coos Bay, and others which are excluded from © the Seamen’s bill. The Star is emphatically in favor of the Seamen's bill | for the “high seas.” It is a measure in the interest of | humanity. BUT IT WOULD BE ENTIRELY TOO|anq \mcatied tor nssault uyon { | DRASTIC FOR PUGET SOUND AND WOULD UN- Henry Pecque—Well, your had just had an awful row, and jr nt for a doctor half al and when he came he pronounced me dead. By actual count there are no] “They less than 17 curs, of every descrip-| mile away jtlon, to the square block, and ! when all of them break loose at Iw then taken to my board the same time the uproar ts inde-|ing place and another doctor was | scribable. There is no time dur. = = = == |i ¢ the night when absolute quiet! | oxpl a, vy «1 * {oxplanation as to your sudden| 1 let owners of the dogs | Our Daily Animal Story be held responsible under penalty or, It was like this: My wife and | q V Z : A ' b of fin The dog can. C ould ns she'd locked me outde in the} be eld in check from 0 iy E ER SEL E Merry Christmas} REPSSSEELOSSS Thousands of Homes Will Be Happier and More Musical With Presents From | NECESSARILY PLACE AN UNBEARABLE BURDEN | rain, along comes this shrimp, smilin’ and singin’ “In My Harem”! pt EILERS LAST CHRIST: | ON THE LOCAL SHIPPING BUSINESS. pe cet — [nati © a, m. a0 already sncgened. |] DC CA 2 MAS TREE acak Recnaiadinia “The height of aff! eink oe | A READE TOR er lr. Ww. ae wie, “ole ie gl ‘nha made of those that ride in street ee é "TWAS THE week before Christmas, and all through the land, the | ¢rom Bermuda, “is to be able t : eek Agrees With Star's Views. eer neat toe | | turkeys were fed up to beat the band. buy @ Bermuda onion in Bermuda. King Menellk of Abyssinia | Editor The Star: In your tssue|the alligator is perfect H 4 | re dead aga: They'll t thet tel. | °% December 15, on the first page,|in water. By means of muscles |i 4 | On the Same Ticket at Last iow & “tT you » an account of one which close the ears, nose and Puzzles for Her | one 0 mowed | Colin, a young man of 18 yearr, throat, It can dive and capture and] dings of th on Editor Most Anything: |who Was arrested and taken to the|eat {ts prey beneath the surface. 4 INCINNATI folks are in the midst of a learned debate aap whe o| I notice your paper continues to| ois prison. is he was beaten |The alligator propels ftself in. th ; rae E a 8 om oy | refer t s as fc and maltreated in a cruel a »-| water b 108 0! orfu : on the question of whether or not a man should take | % TateElaoa River (Ore) | Jo bony mas oe re nO} human manner by pj saatigre thd, Pole ia AS eta is powertal his hat off when riding in an elevator with a woman \¢ jly a8 may be #0 considered, | AW: Without any apparent cause The muscles which control ite The w fra na gadtel eles bhould ts LA but only ntrotehtng tha iaad:| Afterward he was released with-|enormous mouth, strong enough to a e women declare t the awful males should take! Elihu Root has withdrawn the| ination could ao . veke : ‘4 out charges being made }erush a dog or bite a plank tn two, E othem off | boom for president started for him| ess as anything but r to plain) In your December 20 Issue, un-|are practically all used to cl rd | : Z a yy Senator Ga or. The |B. F. der the caption of “Editor's Mail,"|so that a man can easily hold the In Chicago, also, it appears that many of the women who withdrew the boom we started| Aen you published an article from ‘a|jaws closed merely by the pressur would enter into politics object to the smoking in rooms ‘or Wesley Jones | SUITED HIM FINE! party signing himsetf “Subscriber,” | of his hands. 4 giitated +h oii hudig | in which he quite pointedly con-| The alligator $s the American where votes are tabulated or where campaign matters are| Our Own Encyclopedia }demns you for the position you/representative of the African er }take in defending this young man, | odile ; Americ | In 1910 there were 58,000,632 | ome to the writer this matter|has shorter } ryes more than & passing tn- terest It ts quite diffienlt to understand how any man ean sustain or er courage an officer to do as it is orted they did in this matter. y lb loving, God-fearing and law-abiding citizen of Seattle applauds and supports The Star for the pegition ft has taken in ee RED SHELDON | ALBANY CUT-RATE| Brownlands’ New Paper iD N } Brownlands, Riverside | county, Cal, has a new pr | | outlined. <n They also insist on police protection to and from the she Cnited meatae Lelie pin. 5| Miata places where political meetings are held at night. _ ee So, it would appear that many women, who have dashed| ATENT SUCTION jit 1 into the ranks of equal suffrage, have overlooked some little details of life among the busy marts of men and now seem| to be face to face with the problem of making men the same ps women in things other than the privilege of voting, or of themselves abandoning their feminine qualities for the habits and customs of the sterner sex. | i OUR MINISTER to Siam Is named Sweek. Siam’ us is named Phyra Prabba Karavongse. Horse on us! w minister to ; Pa ‘i | He—T wouldn't care tf Christ- r, the News, edited, hand | ; ; mas came three times @ year and printed by Wm M ": | Villa’s Example OSton Pemtists wirseireise ote oe! | Hiatt "moe yen oe |e q Pp those cheerful tv ern | cently left Los Angeles to | |RATES Great Closing Out Sale Continues Tomorrow EN. VILLA, low-brow anc x-bandit 7 , what He fot exactly; I'm a toy live in Brownlands. It is a fins bas have ipa: hi id ex-bandit, has done what} 1420 Second Avenue. manufacturer | | four-page shoot filled with \ Par Nunc on tery 4B Rt ag Ripe oh ronan If you have any Christmas money left, were fortunate enough might have sa pong M ~ ero. | Opposite Bon Marche, Seattle. | Never Tana mg - | focal items, a brief outline SD aad pag ER by ous as sears | to have sof given 19/79 06 oan ocraW Li tL ee a j He has confiscated, so far as possible, the vast estates| The Ideal Dental Office. \ he bee te ene ata A cold stor. of ipsa 8 news ue eaitort "1 brig ates unt January 1,/H essary, it will pay you to invest it in musical supplies that will last oof Terrazas and the Creels, declaring that the property shall] We save you pain. amell ax sweet seg aac el RE oa sonny silt Our name alone In a guarantee thot |} Many Years, and even a lifetime, and cost you but a Nt fraction i g property shall] ye ee Jou money z started his “newspape Peg gre A See re gl I akGuerceatl aed j 4 ‘ 7 vidows and or ns c ta f bed ne bd . | | caree er e as mae eS nd of the of regular retail prices, ‘ be given to the widow and orphans of his soldier | We save your teeth. On Second Thought, Was It a Girl?) pirheoa thier Re alae eg ool TODAY—DON'T POT IT ore Wem ; iy Terrazas’ land holdings comprised about two-thirds of| Our Prices—Examination Free, | An, article appeared in .last| | Ho cut out news articles in Set of Teeth, Guaranteed @A UST GET THRQUGH BY DECEMBER Stet ‘ the state of Chihuahua and, if the rebels win, this land may| Gold Crowfis (42k ana 5 Teton ee es was teresting to him und pasted | | Rit, NOW. ..seeeeeeeeens ot! Beautiful Grand Pianos from $418, latest improved *Player i ‘ ; “io And david, | hem on sheets of paper ir . is | aite Aiud ae ea , Pee i be divided among the people, providirig that Villa has| e#tra heavy) $ HEE Shiau te incorrect eae. tars David| | what ha considered their or. | |Solid Gold or Porcelain @ PAniion front es ctric Pianos and Orchestrions literally slaugh his say. Bridgework (strictly first $5 00 wirhes It published that it 1# not der of importance. He oe ORY 0 tered, Prices on Band Instruments cut to pleces, Harps also great: Does it look like prigandage? class), per tooth......., ' baer mu Fe been a joke or} | | |Gold or Porcel ly reduced. Violins, Banjos, Mandolins, Zithers, Cases, Music Bags, M eo ie 1 oe ‘ tae Gold Fillings «...........91.00 UP.| porter ake-—Ocogto (Wis.) Re-| @ ° Work Strings and Supplies for a small fraction of the regular prices. an 1s a land anima True-to- ure Teeth (the fine: “ee . Sheet Music and Player Piano Music Rolls almost given away, Bes Hot well that Tetrazas own two-thirds of a atatel ariiicia Teeth in the world),| Woman’ Ie still a curious critter. HEAR CITY APPLICATION Solid Gold Fillings...75¢ UP! x re ¢ ‘ ao to Her husband is the first ma ; Silver Fillings..... 5 ie and that 99 per cent of the people therein be, consequently, | es $5 to $15 lots soe her falne hatr off her hend, |, January 27 ts the dite sot by the Silver Filling: .-50¢ UP} us : . county commissioners for hee Third Ave. and eft (a) Telephone poor, miserable and hopele |All Work Absolutely Guaranteed the city’s application for a *ainiess extraction of teeth by Path s fon of teeth by a) A new device to collect sounds|chise for light and power servee Billet SF ‘Albany Cul-Rate Dentists | University St. Can you reasonably expect | to law and order,| new botanical preparation 1 t or a neat discrimination as to v right, from people who| This office ts indorsed by Seat partial dant fertth w airsoatdin | dissections seat loot scbhies i Ti Second Fgecont and Whe Be pyeslastingly been poor, mi vip. anauinpateee’ | tle i ading buriness men and by! visilte wires {8 #0 compact that {t Patent ra ha ‘othe Pade Bead gh fe) Sel g | : F je Dental profession generally, can be worn under a inan's uecktle, |Sound Traction, Light & Power Co.t Gor wok Wits PLiase ron” Ug ' caret ee 7 ‘