The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 1, 1914, Page 4

EATTLE Ss NORTHWEST LBAGU 5 Becond- Clase Matter, Dh News Service of the U At Beattia Wash. Postoftios ‘Mall, out of city, 81 per mon. up to By carrion, elty ia Daly by “he Star Mishing Co, Phone, * exchange counecting all departments. | Lest We Forget ‘ORE than three years have passed since the horrible Triangle fire in New York, in which scores of girl Bhirtwaist makers lost their lives; and the fire commissioner ef New York city is authority for the statement that, for all Practical purposes, its lesson has been lost 3 Doors in loft workshops still open inward; fire exits are aged and inflammable waste is a common invitation to @nother holocaust ~~ = etx mos, $1.80; year $8.96. amie oiieenitiie PD ie Right after the fire there was a great show of reform} | and the noisiest kind of inspection, But the public soon | ‘ The other day some inflammable waste caught fire in| ; showy apartment building in a Boston suburb, and eight SHAKE, paid the price of the community's negligence and a *t hope the canal tolls matter Don'y you 4 r’s greed | will be disposed of.” WHY "AFTER the damage had been done there was an official] _ “Got tired of the continued @rear Scorr, 1 Don't ion, which revealed, among other facts, that the build — WANT TO STAND HERE terior partitions had been of thin plastered D Bheathing; that the exterior walls above the ornamental first "floor were only 12 inches thick; and that the elevator shaft ‘and the stairway winding around it had been designed almost aS if with the intent of becoming a flue of death You don’t have to go to Boston to see such flimsy, spec Milative construction. It is common the country over. Now "and then a fatal fire raises temporary talk of more stringent ) building regulation; but even if it reaches the statute books, it is rarely followed up. © Life is cheap and plentiful, but safe building interferes with swift and fat returns on sanctified investment : When the speculative landlord says to us: “Your money your life,” we yield him our money with hardly a mur- i and sometimes, to clinch the bafgain, he also takes our A TRIBUTE PETITIONING PRESIDENT WILSON to let women eniist In pref. to bachelors, Mrs. Charlotte Smith says there are 100,000 sur. ‘women in Massachusetts, We know where some of us are going summer for our vacation. i “This ie the age ment After the Wot a Terror, but an Inducement | *™:;..... MAM UNTERMEYER, trust buster, wants free pardon ee WONDERFUL for all past piracies, and love and good feelings forever He’s even so generous that he would have the railroads Y to hoist freight rates, not because they have made mat & convincing case, but “because they've simply got to ave more money.” Sam says that if we don’t bolster up their borrowing the whole system of private ownership of railroads nerica will soon break down with a crash and we'll be d into government ownership, which Sam says wonld ible. ga just where you and the folks differ, Sam you think that that kind of talk will throw a scare (the American people, you will have to think again. © Instead of scaring them into putting up more tribute t's likelier to work like the evangelist’s sermon ‘A colored parson in the south brought a northern evan-) to revive his flock. It was in January and the nights cool. night the revivalist preached a stirring discourse picturing it as a place of eternal heat. And before morning over a score of shivering black had started forth, hell bent. PRENDERGAST, OF the Hessian army, says there Isn't any differ- between republican and progressive principles. Quit your kidding, endy, and read the 1912 platforms. Remedy Used by Three Generations Who Took It When d1 Now Giving It to Their Children. must be genuine merit to ticle that has stood the test generations of users. the field of medicine none has nor retained success greater degree, Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin, ia now being used by three ons of people. Its use in r is constantly becoming c general. The reason, pri- arily, is that ft has merit. It is it represents itself to be, tt ; It does not make ex- d claims nor use coarse | Tanguage to set forth its virtues. It 1s a medicine, but so mild and market closely.” “Then it i» thanks Ive sweat at It, And now that things A brand new stunt other And tote And then we’ I may raise succotash P. §.—"Go on, raise thunder.” se more careful. the jaw? ike I The Crab ‘The rad te tm You catch him when you I hold him in eateam bec Of his retiring disposition. ee Worse he is going to work? Green—Where? He even decided when. ee Not Enterprising Visitor (at the ROSWELL TAYLOR wm, out the country are never without) yesterday. a le a medicine that thousands| Syrup Pepsin in the house, among Attendant (dryly) of mothers give it to tiny infants,|them Mrs. W. A. Taylor, 717 Lin- Visitor—Then the yet, in a slightly larger dose, 4s equally effective for grow! It ts for any disorder of the liver or bowels, for con- no matter how chronic, paia, no matter how severe, ess, sour stomach, gas the stomach, headaches, drows!- coln Ave., Beloit, Wis. 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WASHES HER DOG EXCEPT IN THE FAMicy AND WHEN SHE TRAVELS MR. SMITH, SHAKE Hands WITH MR, SvEeRerrT TRY, WR. TRUE 8S ——— Animals You WILD, EVEN high branches of trees, Rh CORRECTION — Faitor The St ers’ drill team. drill. BATH TUB. StOPS AT THE BEST Horecs? Ought to Know) FOR A WILDCAT There are wiideats and wildcats the Mexican chat! or margay, the American lynx, the Egyptian caffri —but the fiercest and wildest mem- ber of the family is the serval of South Africa The serval ts bigger than most others of his tribe, bis body measuring 40 inches tn length and his bushy tall adds 16 inches to that. Long legged and agile, the graduated, has he decided where | jarvai ‘or “bush cat,” as the native Africans call him, is the best of the four-footed tree climbers and he often pursues his prey into the In your tasue of today I see an article headed “Mar gett Would Go to War,” in which {he appears ab captain of the Forest- For correction, 1 He | will eay that Edward John Margett }is not the captain of the Foresters all the |of America drill team. |he the captain of the team at the time of the Potlatch parade and Neither was It was Capt. B. 8. Palmer who led the team to victory at that time, ny. Wwensdy—golluf is the game that certenly does put a «uy on the bummer 4 ree) golluf enthoostast would leave family, friends and native land to chase a rubber pill over a desert inland, if there wasent no uther place where he could p a yung boob that belongs to a swell club up on 6th avenoo has got the bug awful bad, beleave me. he badent never played till this spring, but a cuppe!l of weeks ago another gink In the club took him out and learned him, and he has been getting nuttler ever since last fridy him and the other feller went out and had a very exciting day on the lynx, the yung chap was tn grate form for & beginner, and he pritty near skuo the other guy when they bad to quit on | acount of darkness, this uther | duck says to the yung feller say, thin has been 4 grate day, aposin we come out again tomor row, what do you say well, ansers the yung duck, { was going to get married, bat { reckon § can put it off all rite fol e— - —— Breezy “Just see the wind!™ ex | claimed little Robby, look- ing from the window on a stormy day. | “You ask me to do some- | | thing impossible,” answered | Bobby's papa, who was a | great astickler for accuracy. | “Wind ts air tn motion, and | you cannot see air. It ts in- | | visible.” | | “But, Papa’— 1 “Well, my sont” i} “T heard you talking about | a sight draft the other day.” | | And papa didn’t explain | how be had raised the wind | | to meet that { pete e cee Desirable Cows Full-blooded cows for anle, giv- ing milk, three tons of bay, a lot of chickens and several stoves. —Topeka (Kas.) Journal. eee Quite Neighborly “How are you getting on with your neighbors across the gulch?” “We're gettin’ acquainted,” re- plied Three-finger Sam. “We didn't used to notice one anoth- er an’ now we're on shootin’ terms.” eee Careful There is in cireulation yet an- other genial story about the can- ny Scot. A Caledonian chieftain won a million pins in a penny raffle at a basaar. Three days later he called, very wan and weary of aspect. Miss Someyears ~~ Isn't it 2 strange as long as I have looked id Heavy -Piy Diack’ Pump. Gas I have never found my affinity? or Air Tubing, fo 19¢ Miss Cruel—Did you ever look Te a fn the mirror, dear? feet for 266e Roreen Door Brace oF Turn Buckle ine lawn Mower 85.00 finch Landers Bread, House of hu Knits Lhe b t-inch Landers Mandy Knife 150 i HAL Sho Germantown Hammer oe Bs WO ka $1.00 Germantown Lathing Hatehet ie ie ie ee The I-tnoh Course Mat File, 2he: 2 f TOG: 1 don 82.50 SLIM TAPER each) 2 for BGG: 1 domen, ®1.85 EXTRA SLIM TAPEA down 3 or 4 Grade I fed Rube Z0e;) flo 1 3 or 1415 FOURTH 1417 AVE. SPINNING’S CASH STORE — ——$_$$_—_— é RANGES START ! }shouting, until Parker agreed to give them each an orange, Then | RIOT IN PRISON he sipped his bot orange juice in phen peace. s BAN FRA? scO, May 1-— Oliver Parker, the youthful and gen tlemanly jailer of the San Mateo county jail, in Redwood City, creat ed a near-panic among the inmates |when he ordered the prison chef to prepare hot orange juice for his| breakfast. ————————“ THINGS THE PRESS AGENTS PROMISE desert Mattie Hyde and Somewhere Parker had obtained Bessie Bruce, the new players at | Max Steinle, the informetion that orange fulce|s, seattle Theatre this week, was an excellent diet and producer | ys Jot a healthy, rosy complexion. But|5ave made s host of friends lhe had figured without the prison through their ability to make fun chef and the prisoners, The chef | consistently. They prove splendid passed the word around, and imme-}folls for the work of Auda Due, diately the inmates set up a cry for| Dwyght A. Meade and Allyn Lewis orange juice. lin frenzied efforts to carry out a “We want orange fuice!” We| plot of baby substitution. Howls “My head hurts. I could have brain fever?” “Not if your whole head hurts.” Do you think ° 99 : hats Great Stuff” @ . HEEL- PROOF FLOOR PAINT Reliable Dealers Sell It. Hore is a partial list of dealers who will sell you IRONITE when you ask for it. They will not try to substitute. It is easy to apply. Dries over night. Meldrieh, ¥. L. & Co., Big: ay, & and Adama. ‘ay, and Union st. Sunde & Eriand Co., 03 Rati- road ay. Nardware Second Ballard av Buck, ©. M., #200 Dallas av. Co, 8208 Holmes Hardware Co, 37 Buckman, Fred, 418 Denny Queen Anne ay, war Independent Paint @ Wall | York Grocery Os, 0499 Rai- Capitol HI Pharmacy, 623 Paper Co., 150% E. Madison, nier boulevard. 18th av, © Interbay Hardware Co, 1611 Youngerman, Thee, Red- Dahiem, ©. H. @ Oe, 228 Grand boulevard. mond. Pine at. Keote, 3, E., 5628 Ratnter Department Store, Ce. boulevard. Bremerton. 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