The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 9, 1914, Page 3

NN sSSEeEe TY WORKS atte ENTERPRISE tiie Ute sSse<ce y Mr. Out-of-Town Buyer r your printing by mail Ole Hanson, back from a trip to Southern California, where he left te m Seattle ts the best town on the Coast, and in the best FRANK P, NOLAN Wilson's Panama canal toll proposition, says Har ' 1407 Fifth Ave Coast as a betrayal of democratic promises and as bein iT nett be on all Be will save printing or you money ONB ts EN EVERY IN Visit Like Restaurant The Meals Are Good. WARREN’S LUNCH Formerly Wheels: eet BULL BROS, Just Printers) 1013 THIRD AIN 1943) URIC ACID IN MEAT CLOGS THE KIDNEYS iF TAKE A GLASS OF SALTS YOUR BACK HURTS OR BLADDER BOTHERS If you must have your meat ev ery day flush your kid. neys v onally, acid which al ys in thelr m the blood sh and weaken lyzes the ki to expel it slux become then you guft r with a dull misery in the harp pair in the padache, dixzt hess, your stomach sours, tongue} is coated and when the weather is/ bad you have r matic twinges: full of sed. en get sore ok be urine 8 cloudy t d ‘erita you to # neutralize these irritating nse the kidneys and body's urinous wast four ounces of Jad Salts from pharmacy here; take a table poonful in a glass of water before | day breakfast for a few days and your | th | King Baggot Is featured in Flaming Diagram,” a two-part fea ture that starts at the Alhambra to- A father, wishing to protect secret of a powerful exp “The Flaming Diagram” “The jing lby kidneys will then act fine. This;he had invented, as well as keep It famous salts is mac from the|in the family, wrote the formula in acid of grapes and lemon juice,;mystic script, and filed the only comb: d with Ii and has been | copy in the government vaults, with used for generations to flush andj|instructions that it was to be stimulate sluggish kidneys, also to| be opened in the presence of the neutralize the acids in urine, so it|family in case of his death. Secret thus ending | Service spies of foreign coun lendes avor to get the formula. Jad Salts is inexpensive; cannot |is plot and counterplot, and a my injure, and makes a delightful ef-|tery story unfolds, the whole fervescent lithia-water drink ition of whic ial depends on the no longer irritates, bladder weaknes: Law Should Stop Sale Elastic and Spring Trusses Buch Misery-Causing Makeshifts you smainst every strain, » Are the Ruptured Man's oe Worst Enemies ; better Don’t Buy Anything For Rupture Without Giving It a Thorough Test a f exact “, t days’ trial « or ' . . ‘ good enough to stand ena ed Only Thing Good Enough Also i To Stand A 60-Day Test t 2 : w a « 1 2” - te it ta for h . book . " " THIS BRINGS IT Hox OM—CLUTHE COMPA st you “ : 5K. 2ard St, NEW YORK € end me your ¥ree Book and What It Does There ever discovered for overcoming the weakness ¥ 4 real cause of Jumt hew it does th matically-—is x ea tn wit Save You From claus aed It has # No Belt — No Leg-Straps — No Springs Am of the mysterious diagram the inventor, The solution | hed in @ Very unusu © mann eee Benjamin Wilson, the Edison star wrote, directe as played the lead tr Cartridge Failed,” a Dream to day Gee. One ¢ McRae w n the Ha nda will be laid during cn of King Kamehameha, | |who guided the natives out of #a e x his pec The fa fr will t 6 rock of Pal nies thrown rlooks Ho: 00 feet high. a part of the Uni a } eee The next Universal Ike comedy | Universal Ike Wooing.” will be Prince Her f Prussia is tak ing lessons in camera work b going on an important scientific ex pedition to South America. The royalty of Europe take to the mo tion pletures as naturally as the pricans. Hearst-Selig news service at the Clemmer {fs proving a popula addition to the new program. The 10-cent prices, which went Into ef tect yesterday, helped pack the house, eee | The same company which sup ported Tully Marshall, original Joe Brooks in “Paid in Full,” are in the fi rt photoplay taken from the # story which opened at bourne yesterday for a week's stay see Alhambra Until Wednesday Night The Flaming I Imp A Me Rex 3 Joker com world’s news Pie Dream Until Tuesday Night The Chest of Fortune,” two-part When the Cart idan's F Animated Wee Class A Sunday Until Tuesday Night The Reform Candidate,” three parts; “The Tango Tangle.” com od. The Carbon Copy,” drama Washing Our Clothes,” educationa ore Clemmer Until Tuesday Night Hearst-Selig News 8 rt Mischief-Maker,” two-part a; | Pa and Ma Elope,” comedy Colonial Until Tuesday Night Back to Broadway,” two-part Vitagraph comedy drama So. phia’s Imaginary Visitors,” Kd comedy drama The Birthd Party,” Essanay Western. Melbourne Until Tuesday Night Paid in Full,” five-part drama Mutual Girl, No. 8 Grand Gnesi Tuesday Night Mario,” t roncho drama Love and Ga cot edy; “The Inte Re Hance ° RESIDENCE THEATRES ° At the Home Until Wednesday At the Pleasant Hour Tonight A Cow, Te Reformation,” | drama; "The Latest in Life § i come Kentucky Foe drama; “The Rivals,” comed | OLYMPIA, March 9.-The state .|tax commission has prepared the following schedule showing where each $100 of state taxes goek Schools, including universit state college and normal chool $42 80 Roads and bridges ..? 1.561 Other state expense 8.0 r county expenses ar All other purposes .....s4. aial TOL seeeeee SEN. POINDEXTER | stay \Into a Serious Condition THE STAR—MONDAY, MARCH 9, PROGRESSIVES MUST STAND AGAINST WILSON ¢ zdId.ECE IN HIS FIGHT TO LEVY TOLLS ON U.S. SHIPPING SAYS OLE HANSON his wife and slek daughter , ' n ndemned down t nte of this nation 1 was much pleased with Senator Poindexter has tale in or of free tolls for Ameri awtwike wels through — the ean e said No true progre ive can take any other position Our platform took an explicit post tion on the Panama canal question follow ‘*The Panama canal, bullt and pald for by the American people must be used primarily for their benefit. We demand that the canal shall be #0 operated as to break the transportation monopoly now held and misused by the transcontinen tal railroads by maintaining sea competition with them; that ships directly or Indirectly owned and| ontrolied by American raliroad cor porations shall not be permitted to use the canal, and that AMERICAN | SHIPS ENGAGEED IN COAST.| WISE TRADE SHALL PAY NO| TOLLS.’ | “The ‘an be no question tn the minds of any one who will take time | to at he Bulwer treaty, | nd the Hay-Pauncefote | treaty, and the contest surrounding the disputed passage, that there war ° purely a local question, | The real crux of the matter ap-| pear 1 further effort on the} part 0 railroads of this countr and Canada to ¢ je the ch States pe other | s just as reasonable to charge | interstate tolls between Oregor nd Washington for the use of the Columbia river as it is to charge y 1 er ur 4 | t a pass through the| Panama ¢ It will be a tax di] r y upon the consumer HITS AT WILSON WASHINGTON D. C., March 9 Declaring that while has the ra at respect for Pr nt Wil son, and has in the past “so fre quently agreed with him that it is unpleasant to disagree,” Senator Miles Pc xter of Washington to-| lay 1 criticised the p * dent's attitude on the Panama toll questior partial foreign critics,” he} said, “are laughing at us, and we are making an international boob of ourselves. wation fs not one of a sub on to ship companies, but it is one of cheap transportation and free passage from one port of our country to another,” GIVES CAMPUS PORTLAND, Or, March 9 —The Oregon- Washington Railroad & Navigation Co. has donated to the tate 20 acres of land in southern pgon, valued at $100,000, for a pus for the University of Ore gon medical college. DON'T COUGH YOURSELF To neglect a cough or cold is always a hazardous act. A cold » goes down on the lungs cough t followa may ymptom of ch itis even nonia equently follows tacks and 5 tt grippe, and wistent, is a tax on kens the resist: | mpound © for ¢ that may a f k relief. A mar named A ison, Taylor, Wis.,| y a point of rec HBney and those ne cure fr Bartell's CORMERYATIVE ENODCH TO RE ARSOLUTELY sare. LIBERAL NOOO TO CATIY FAIR-HENDED PEOPLE. CHAPTER XCVII ! em nece ia bas Ve were about ten minutes lat t | the Symone dinner and 1 S iti thought Dick w Statement of Condition of to our hoste id ecurities |: hontess |dressed in plenty of tl Considering the low | it, but « woman has to prink a cost and perfect see | °°yif0 symone anew Seattle, W ot i i Mar an 1 Seattle, Washington curity of a box in a EM ag dal modern Safe Deposit |) (ea prinking, 1 am sure that one ‘ MARCH 4, 1914 vault, such as ours, gilt nd a ig din:| she looked up at me very’ path RESOURCES \1 Harry Symone having been | your happiness, fail to have a fam. ; rs DACATS GOS? es 000. Securi 8, Insurance ‘ rich from birth and his money | ily The only outlet for a . I I te Policies, Savings | has been gatt - more in all the|an’e great loving heart as she Other, Resources . 5 Bank Books, Deeds rs his lf grows old is a houseful of children iw anc other: high-grade bonds , ’ He has never done a bit of work,| Harry is a good hus s ; Jewelry or other | when he married he naturally | bands go, | guess, but j Cash on hand and due from other banks ‘ 1 ri he che rl in u out long ago that marr valuables in a home [""i/t) aan er maiac tbe ver aifarate trom: Juay or office safe. Our | good friends eve ce college Just the n loud ¥ LIABILITIES . iwhere they omed together. | cor m the din pital Stock paid in ‘ou nal Safe Deposit Vault [)) rr) yi ica fellow, but have Ther ae = Surry nd Undivided Profits... $ O0uD) does what noamount [often thought he was not ae a better time w than t D. of insurance can do [ee ee are naturally t Do KE fat Sere a103h sn —it actually pre- | false, and as for M te hat The : vents valuables being jee or ning without © great |spoct us, but t edie THE POLICY burned or stolen. my of servants to attend her ev 4th ta time OF THE STATE BANK OF SEATTLE Boxes may be rent- tified ‘ t 1 to deat ohvsiiacon ane antes nard of moder pan Every wanted 1s lo s $3 a year Did | say every wish? Poor| we a » £0 y sR of pide ania a . i al of pees 8, and the OW as y' * |Eliene Symone would give a cool Mary I believe avery cuaplova nce ptig ha a ae i . into ie snot million for a child! There is a, would b t ! t ‘ f “ 1 ban wistful look on her face and | have tipon going-on one of } | ' seen positive envy come into her n the yacht ce eyes when she sees a mother with Zood rand I< WE SOLICIT YOUR ACCOUNT a prasey baby in her arms would be quite erful « i am, very fond o thous! ior Nick, whon id f BuMGktE Aetitnavacioritan RAtHAnGY endl NOW, «i t Soom {| BL. GRONDAHL, President now she likes me, But it is im-| expe ce and understand that A. H. SOELBERG, Vice Prest¢ me to be intimate THERE I8 ONLY ONE COMPEN HUGO CARLSON, Cashier Micuilmmbateaiane. as 0 cans TION FOR A WOMAN IN MAR A. C. KAHLAKE, Assistagt Cashter, i ibly “go her gait” and.I ecan-| RIAGI AND THAT IS” CHIL D, H, LUTZ, Assistant Cashier, FOURTH AND PIKE SEATLE fnot allow her to pay all the bills! DREN | when we are out together for lux. “MONEY CAN BUY EVERY.! ‘4 4 { = <2 2" STANDARD Sens iora Waists sleeves plain tallore broidery trimn day w ° 1914, re ” PATTERNS ARE CORRECT YLE BOOK AT OUR P STYLE ERN COUNTER ee No Preposterous Claims of $30 and $40 Values, for We Never Mark Goods at These Excessive Profits— Just an Appeal to Your Common Sense —Your Bargain Judgment. These jaunty Suits are in the extremely popular cutaway models and are fashioned from wide wale serges in the best colors. $7.79 For Women’s $12. 50 Coats Cleverly aty! t ae * GUIDES FOR SPRING. PATTERN Suit Vaine $12.50 A Sample of the Marvelous Bargains the Alteration and Expansion Sale Brings You Warner Corsets 98c Corset that 1s perspir be The proof boning $1 48 and eambric. atyl day at 32-in. Dress Ging} check * Bp i o ray Priced 49c — Braids 5c Yd. Dress astlegate” Trim the Pauides the price Corsets, nce a "Seas New Er » models in 004) Just the material for We are showing t t ren’s sch a1 dre + Women's Nightgowns of dainty Corset Covers at 15¢ oe lace trimmed, slip-on ff You never paid less than 26¢ Oriental Brg quality, Tues 87 for this qualit in some} 22 nck id Dress Goods Underpriced EPINGLE CLOTH in all wool, colors ch amb va plaids, ie 19Cc me rae eee ers SF gh LOOK OVER APRIL NS 10c AND 15c. ( 18c Linen Crash § Tuesday 11c Yd. We 19 —Door Panels, in Notting- coal made of soft regular & alue hd .00 Blankets 69c regular 10-4 tte nkets with 4 ( t extra weight, W Blankets, 12-4 size, several he pair Tues eee O19 $2.00 NET CURTAINS, te; newest Spring 5 day in Arabian and ecial . 10c »| Ribbons, Yard The wide kind, for sashes, hair maki bows, hats, in fancy Dresdens, ses, OF Romans and soft ef- waists ts in Bulgarians and 1 5c plaids, "5c CLEVER SPRING HATS —$1.47— 196 Soutache in all colors, the kind you always paid 25¢ the piece for, tomorrow the yard for at 25c ately Py , A are navy delft, Copen, wist fanaa; -vecy copolar for “eee — es Hats in jaunty models and / one-piece dresses; regular 6 want colors. $1.00 values, for, yard c o SILK POPLIN, 26 inches wide, tn secured at a tremendous all the popular and staple colors; | fr; vag Tae : regular $1.25 value, special, 99 ae # ea big Dacitie turer ; Nearly {80 models yard ct c m ositively matchless values $1 4] at RE a ae aris, tae SEENTOn od ane oon tl ‘ 87c Auto Scarfs e ‘ Long nd wid tn solid colors eae ee a uae acnine Boys’ Suits $2.00 values; go on sale Tueeday a1 ; 87c Cut to 25c pease 12Vc grade idered Expa THE CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE ! THING rght BUT as Dich MONEY CAN'T BUY HAPPINESS | SECOND Ave. ATUVAMES ST.) HAPPINE I bade outside room: wart He vertisement This includes brown and gray cas- simere and blue serges, with full-rut Knickerbocker pants, DANCING HIPPODROME Fifth and University. 10-plece Union Orchestra, Dancing Taught by Competent 86