The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 3, 1914, Page 4

THE STAR—TUESDAY, MARCH 3, 191 =e =| EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE STAR [tmrfi2 except Sunday Company every even The S ws Cam aign Fund Probe | ope : —— fe Star's Campaeeniees| A& Slant at the Lighter Side of Life ids of the mayoralty ERETT TRUE UNCLE EPH REMARK QUEEN OFFERS ARTIST ALMS; GETS BILL citizen committee, of the campaign Candidates, is that it sounds the death k of OUTBURSTS OF E' 1, forevermore { | by handpicked” candidates and secret “slu fun | aa a QUEAK a The Star's investigation has demonstrated the insistent we Be Wemand of the people that the light of publicity be shed upon ‘ Mampaign contributions and campaign ¢ nditure And J2hnny 2u5¢) What the people really den they can have Jott ear hn ony USE| THROUGH USING THE WASH : The marvel of it all is that th ) Gating committee was clothed with Witnesses officially, that th nit wa " acting as private citizens, public character of the in stigation it proposed make was so well ut Approved by the peo en the parties most inter @sted to keep from the public certain D hardihood to ignore the committee F Candidates themselves and their campaign managers came ‘and testified Men voiced a healthy curiosity in tly ay bare no longer illing to follow blindly They want to know : l : ‘ facts themselves. They war know who's w what 1 Se what, and where the money ¢ from hen the eee Srians’ and. Peoaioe nigh eas LONDON, March %.—When | on the sidewalk, A shilling from SF To old time politicians and ward heelers, The Star's in LONDON, “Blech t-—When | 90 Ge geet 6 Mees b Po Mestication is . el of the campaig Men wl in tiat paintin cape near And so Queen Mary thought | Westigation is the mary € a 7 I o in ia nary thn ae past lurked in the shadows and avoided Ree MBER ca cg ftat | sunt isng even ore ha Bemay during campaigns were smoked out IN THERE AND ‘ie SLU LUIDISLA .| nim, ana offered to buy his ple: | the tramp artist $5 for bis land ee at pide hae dia TURN OFF THE ) He , ture > tramp artist Is @ com ae im eorntul y ignore t statement of contrit 1s , When men didn't keep th’ wolf 1 andor ’ ad Gridaetod’ a tat toe i itemized tatement of contri $s lhe When men didnt Keep tr min 81% per cent tramp end % per | Ais cvugi tec. It was « talented ee ehe important fact is t he bulla an’ bears on Wall atreet, an’ cent artist. The other 2 por cent | young artist, rapidly rising into lan excuse for this omission ane most o' th’ stock exchangin’ was 1s besgar. He sits, as a rule, on | prominence, whose k Queen Would have done in the past, tell t done at @h’ county fairs.” the curb near public buildings | Mary had taken for that of a beg Warm climate ? ae and chalks touching landscapes | gar clim: © Never before in the history of Seattle was there laid WE NEED 'EM Se mer by im Renee THE PARTY THAT WORKED | “@ the people, on the eve of an election, so many positive d uncontradicted facts concerning the candidacies of two n for public office as through The Star investigating com- Whatever may be the result ndidate, the people ha against slush funds They have won the right Warning to Seattle Wives © ° Mrs. Cla ame running hur- riedly into her husband's office. of the electi to the Oh, Dic she cried, as she ut against the gasped for br ath. “I dropped my 4 won ainst bosses in politics diamond ring off my finger, 4 I can't find tt anywh . ag y have full pu is so popular Kv ts concerning candidates 1 campaign aby a rm" oe & tee all right Bess,” replied And future candidates will hesitate long before they wi Hence the Oyster . i Starke. 1 can e across it in nt to be “handpicked THEY WILL HESITATE Walter,” ae " eere pocket, customer. “do you call ONG BEFORE THEY WILL ENTER UPON ANY PAIGN TO BUY THEIR WAY INTO PUBLIC CE. ° When your foot’s “asleep,” {t shows that you have been sitting so long as to overtask replied Mr. , the oyster tn this stew os eevee 7 " h ch to favor f your sciatic nerve, up and JACK LONDON will have to let them smell nis breat , known him to tip the walter even n't put te te flavor it kick—the cat will dc Prominent prohibitionists are questioning his eligibilit There will be three Friday, | | to « dime jes’ supposed to obrist A o obese oped residency, on the ground that his in 1925. Hut, cheer up! eee y se 6 i k ‘#11 years from now re o Pe ge - fas 4 ee ° Did you ever see anything Fanny Footlights—The come Class to the Bothell roSianctel: 4 "| | Neat lg like the way th ex prem dian boasts that he used to play “W ! . ; ; c b c hat!” exclaimed the cloth- lo Stopping Place for Henry sd wi idan“ Albuado aba | | Sects ieee Ca | eee cee ee fa canseue Gen ea ‘ tion to the way bis aunt, Infanta mgazines, telling how things lot Bothell You say that every PY ENRY FORD continues to shock the tories by his talk, | Eulalia as atting r ought to be run? Nobe Polly Pinktighte—Piffie! Why, farmer in this locality has an wu- rr : , ‘ He now says that when he recent! : 1 ever t hey'd been to at fellow couldn't get a job tomodile? That is a remarkabie a as well as by his actions of rox ‘ wh # figging a sewer showing. I knew this was a pros. se than on th 4 coal-heaver i s to leave his millions, not to his son—who rest Se perous ection, but never tmagin 2 oe ol pgs block, is well able to take care of mn : hen " P Ba tial chair 4 Mre Teke= wee so yes ss ed anything like that.” in . bs thore « on Perkinses ¥ .” ake He—but to the workers who have helped him to carn|} stenographer, She knows es cue Tove rg Beit = yaype "Yes, it's true,” replied Uncle uw ten ares § nows wha’ : © i Band ‘ - . ay . Gables. It was either an auto- words he « t pronounce cor- ‘eminine writer says a won re. hocke . well, what 7 2, " mobile or bein’ compel: to pay “Why not?” he asks “Could one do better with his J rectly an's dead husband glorifies her, C8) You expect since a revoly oar Grose How, Ym, Going t© | on income tas pe geomagthed ad 2 a orth is in the good it can do to eos In other words, by making a tionary congress bas taken off the tell you something, E:bel. Do you | 11. car was the pleasantest horn ney? Ail money is wor The man who gets something | merry widow, he gives ber a duty on raw lumber? know that Inst night, at your | of tne dilemm Pag % i . for nothing ts generally su heavy handicap over splnsters. ee party, your sister promised to | > ¥ e———_——— Moreover, he is thinking chiefly of the workers in the |} to tind that it is worth Jost Wot? a @ marry me? I hope you'll forgive | @ ___ aS SS a he former $2 and $3 a day men, not the captains |} what he paid for It eee |. Some mathematical expert ™ "nei pd wed wad ee What Then? | | Count Bont says he will j d colonels of industry, who have always drawn , ee “The world te full of poetry,” | Nee, {sured out that the axe Atte Ethel~-Forgive you, Mr. A man has invented a rat | never marry an American and majors and pad faiwe hen 406 aivale tar kes POOR ally eaty ho hho all een i of the world from the year | Green? Of course I will, Why, trap that can be set withthe | | woman again. Let us hope no bd pay. He says he believes our industries have BE cet A oe org ling Abt pager gel " 1 A. D. tw 60,000,000,000 and that's what the party was for - foot, but what can the foot | American woman will ever heavy; that, for the good of society, the workers on the/} | Hipiw timer sechates, waste bento added the Prine | Some seconds. Now we foal Medel be set with if the rat trap again be tempted to marry floor need to be considered first Slobbe wdi's Hee whe Ce hcretuniadh aaelt heer better, 1 Life is a hurdie race over the comes down on it? | Boni. ind “Dut Slobb na ve never ist e a @ its and b le ad : 2 o m Sea | “fm afraid I may be called a capitalist,” he says; t pn’t feel like one and don’t wish to act like some of them -~ Don't worry, Henry; you're not running at all true to conventional form—if you are hearing what many of m are saying about you, you may be sure that you're Charming Millinery For Spring Wear It is strange how these Hats have a distinct Individuality and style that other hats lack. ] DO YOU SMOKE? DO YOUCHEW? ZION CITY, I, March 3.—The courts having de fed you can amoke in Zion City, Overseer Voliva. ssor of Dowle tn this church-owned town, spoke as And yet, fine as is his conception of the right use of oney, he has not struck the core of the problem His men Seek for him, not with him; he is a benevolent despot of n try, not an industrial democrat F But, having seen some of the error in the existing indus “I want to say that any man who will undertake to ; 1 advance Ghent ans Pilla tliousn . G smoke in Zion City will find hell a cold storage house 4 order, in time he may see the remainder ; : n comparison to Zion City, We will organize nisi ener pee, eave. sttempt °0 corre cing | F A HUSBAND'S CONFESSION | buriness reasons, never to buy an aka fecal gpa We will organize a pre For when a capable man once gets going in this direc-) Eaitor The Star: Was the “Con- other newspape ston, and we will carry our banners and we will cry a isn’t any stopping place. ‘easions of a running in The Fin « Seattle papers ‘ “Down with the dirty stink-pots, down with the muce follows to his people trange, either, when you how closely we know star, scnceive ; at beg. spewing buzzards, and down with the hell-hounds Goerh and Patiaten woven tely forti je well-be of 8 . ve ant + who want to stink up Zion City, and make it unfit for GEN. MILES says the Pacific coast is adequately 18 years of contact five ye 1 have bought and read tink Aso ghoays Mid a Our Millinery Department Buyer fied, but needs considerable ammunition. We've got the sane ean: sents ole it The Star pA liant a pi Ing skun! to mresthe : ne 7 ms Pax Suan Sex eaibene "Vy "t got the stuff to make ‘em shoot : § ‘ ‘© Will keep them on the hop, skip and Jump trip, and has bought we've got the guns, Oe Bayer fat heosdh 8 character No inted matter haa civen me they reach hell © they belong some of the most charming end nd that the is keener pleasure than that which I "I believe we can by ordinance declare these to. eautiful Hats that we have ever we eons whole thing paper. bacco users ‘skunks.’ If necessary, we will turn 600 the opportunity. to offer. Milan, Milan hemp, Beigium and WOMAN SAYS the average wife is worth all ®, beautifully trim- Sure, she’s worth a whole lot. The Star travels tually wants to be fancy stra them and drive them Into the lake. ptinaaeen | chum and frien bigger planet, and ing to launch a nati 4 1 and medi hs 4 ng to launc jonal, world-wide war on wed) Smal See Saree wee he ] t n his wife ore inte © € " tink domi 1 , 8tte Ye YOU JUST roll around and pause on one foot, says in oli iived with a little. narrow-braited |in It G. GOODRIDGE Balint \irtinadlasncdenens eniee-r wt iia Seats ventor or discoverer of the “half-and-half,” a new five-step woman 12 years, and when I told enone a ipa We Want Your Credit Account dance. Just like a lame duck. her I tr ed to make of her a cons ai THANKS THE wren OH my! ISN’T No matter how small it ts. We're handling a great many accounts - von a greta panion, chum ar fri she loc editor Seattle Sta notice | and « ® *mall account as much as a large one. ‘herefore, we . is unhealthy, 4 at me in teno fs that b pave ‘ agp 9 MIA fe want yours. It's handy for both of us; tt fs just as good as cash IN SPITE of all the doctors that say kissing at me in A n ay a 4 ecommended me a Ue fh (0) 0 > x oe s the girls manage to keep plump and healthy looking. | ing Wh r heard of such alone of t 1 oldera to be se Nic WA Uy) TANGO BRUTAL? ere—why not use it—today i —_ thing cted as a r revision com | ————_— wig Finally she left me 0. A.B mittee } I - LA CROSSE, Wis., March 2.—As at Is oman § CATHERINE'S MOTHER | ton 5 climax to a tango party, David P You are straight out and out Engler, of Victory, Wis. lost his The =: | Editor The Star PL Convent L me some information regar what you are for, and you stand| Now that such tremendous strides | 4. nere last night. It was bitten Creait pence b t ea t Catherine Winters’ mother, As yet for What you believe to be the best |have been made in the postal de-| ofr by George tel. fh tg pet ng hosiaiged 4 eau y u @ [her name has not been mentioned. | Interest se Fly 0 Sore artments of the nations of the|men quarreled over a girl. He sub: mS 5 M.D. W I ei no charter revision | worg and particularly in the|mitted to operation today. It 3 tte herine Winters’ mother died | commi I will do likewise was necessary to graft from his |xrowth of the parcel post in the! Bot ral years ft ¥ «| Yours very t 1 Zien te Gente Si | And the Basis of age rere Winters’ present wife JOHN BE. BURKHEIMER. |United States, it 1s Interesting to] ‘°_Telace his n oy ie oad wed urd nes mother to ( ¢.—Edltor ER nes note that the first postoffice ever egulatio' —_— | 1 at 0 Ss a ierels. 8 ibewa Wey RAM One Editor The Stary Here Ix a prob. {established was that in Vienna, al HOLD INQUE T z Editor The Star 1 have been |! 1 should like to ce before jm vat rs ago, in 1516, From | omnine ‘ 2 If woman's beaut epended pon fing about t euget uF nis em Was gent to] Investigation into the death of Pe @ picture of love t beauty Califatnin a te when Ir the first tax state. | er in a ¢ n at the nklin coal Z Ties deeper tha It Mes in all of that ¥ cannot 1 great | ment at was valued at | Post establish regularly | mine ay T f health. In th: majority of cases benefit to humanity that thore is|**° e all the other lots | between London and all the princi: | principal w 68 at the ED the basis of health, and the cause in the higher life and social serv. |'" particular addition The al town throughout England in| will b Mike Babsanki, another of sickness, can be trac to the ice It covers eve part of the| 2e%¢ year » hen the lot as in my | 163 Postage stamps were intro-| miner wh wa caught in the © action of the bowels bnvironment of the hitean family |2ame, the same lot was valued duced in England in 1840; in the|same cave-in, rescued after being ‘The headaches, the lassitude, the | It teache to be better, and |$820 and taxed accordingly, minus | United States in 1847 lentombed seven days r fe the lusterle yes 3 rovement {ch were valued | wisbheadismonenia © gallow skin and the lusterless |to live better and purer lives PS vaually due to constipation. 39 The sext generation of men an te SICK HEADACH OSTIVE, BILIOUS H © Gany things that women do habit SB ga’iy conduce to this trouble. Uissoijerna ur apts "noe TE LIVER IS TORPID—DIME A BOX : pot eat carefully, the 3 ol foods becavise the foods ar MRS. C. 6. VANCE | rn ree to ea ser ed daintily and they do n0* harsh salts, catharti pt thei eee eee ie thin a | THANKS OWNERSHIP LEAGUE alba: ssp 2 es at Telit ee s toe , phe iditor The Sta nink the ¢ ‘ou men and wome 10 “t| stomach, remove the sot digest: | n's en exercise enough. But whate mn he irgatives These should alwea quarter of a century we will ' an ap i Be r Fe tad it or uy ma er hie n Bis an ats mae vremave th : ir undigest. Sealtlea’ wood ‘wah eervicg eovana ail sabe particular cause may be it is to be avolded, for beut their effect |# Kovernment of clean, pure people. of thanks to the Publie Own. | headache, coated tongue, foul »| gases; take the excess bile from of the city apa Sep s only for th while a gen ership league for the many things |and foul breath, dizainess, ean't|the liver and carry off the constt- | Phe enaie innla For eeans ie ide Talia for women, and| itis bet per hig Pepsin act HOW ABOUT CHILDREN? that uncovered and put sleep, are nervous and upset, both-|pated waste matter and poison! e supply is ample for every emergency y suite “ . nildly but perm n i > E plainly e the people of S¢ red with a sick, gassy stomach from the bowels at he “ae ae tea ator us one especially eased oe Bele tell It can be conveniently obtained} Editor Tt ing read | etre peor ot BOND 8 es ee Teele lok Gaesaret tonletit utrsiavens and the quality is the best that can be pro ee ceive it Dr. Caldwell’s| at x t ome of the let The Sta jean with Casearets—or merely | you out by morning—a 10-cent box duced in a modern plant. All you must do pain, c ids of about B the mu ould Mke ‘oaing yourself eve 8 “pated ny x pag &. women endorse highly among them uaranteed or » say | am gla are some iA “CHICKER”’ AD st cite path ’ ayaty: Ay AEN keane qane a a a 9 " cae, is to give us the order; we do the rest by sup- 3 Jance, of 511 8. Ray refunde fou will 0 o have ender heart ; * 51S vet ad dado aa Mopar . Mrs. C gt < i 8 Bal , unded. You will wh » tender heart r harsh irritants? Casearets {m-|you feel bully for months, Don't plying you on week days, Sundays and holi- _ New Castle, Pa mes she had jn action, pleasant ante, and| But what about the little boys who | - nediately cleanse and sweeten the| forget the children & ) ) ) gpella of indigestion so severe that free from griping, and its tonic| toil in possi’ at same mine,| 108 ANGELES, March 3.—| days, year in and year out, with the most % hours and for Httle| Plenty of Chicken,” This line o a distinct value to| Working CANDY CATHARTIC modern, most convenient, most economical, phe thought she would die. Syrup properties ha Pepsin regulated her stomach and nen, It is the most widely used| Ws MRS. F. W. BOLEY. | posters, advertising a dance, caused bowels, and she attributes her ex-| jaxative-tonic in America toda | Bellinghar the police commissioners to refuse most efficient and cheapest of all fuels. ellent health today to this remedy, | thousands of families are now neve a permit : i All the family can use Dr. Cald-| without it HE LIKES THE STAR well’s Syrup, Pepsin, for thousand Families wishing to try a free| Editor The Star: When jeaving| Councilman Brus ith today i SEATTLE LIGHTING CO. wat of mothers give it to imbies and! sample bottle can obtain it post children. it is also admirably suit-| paid by addressing Dr. W. B, €al © ed to the requirements well, 419 ashington st., Mo "people, in fact to all who hy re cello, ¥ porte! 4 with you lf age or infirmity cannot name and address on it will do, ymdon, En for thie ef sfter| sued a statement tng he op | rs of new and #ix|posed either the Lake Burien tin in the |acquisition by the city or that ward|was against the appropriation f ss forthe relief of the unemployed, 10 CENT BOXES -ANY DRUG STORE Wor + ALSO 25 & SO CENT BOXES + Henry Bldg. Phone Main 6767.