The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 11, 1914, Page 5

THE STAR—MONDAY, MAY 11, 1914 Q.—I am a girl of 19 and have been keeping company with a young man for eight or nine months. Lately | hav un to realize how much he is becom: Ing to mean to me. He is very peed to me and often tells me but never mentions vol » Mise Grey, | am not in fatuated. We are both Chris tian young people and belong to the same church, | have thought It over carefully, and now he Is the only man | could love enough to cast my lot with his for life. | am afraid he do mot care for me as | do for him Do you think | should keep on Being with him, or would it be best for me to quit and try to forget before it gets too la I've never tet him know | care for him only as a dear friend. 1 feel that if he loves me he feeds no encouragement of that ort from me, and if not, | can bear it better alone. Am | Please help me, Miss a | want to do the right thing, And! a pretty good chance for broken hearts if something is not done. Waiting confidently your advice, | am, A READER. P. S.—it we quit, should | give him the reason? He will demand one, and it is the only thing | have to offer A.—You must do what you think thing or the other, it might not besjust as best. Were I to tell you one it should. Marriage ts a responsibility should be governed by reason der the guidance of God. would need no outside help. Thanking you, ANXIOUS MOTHER. A.—No human being is wonderful wonderful If there is anything about me the credit is the Maker's not mine. I do not believe in corpora! pun ishment, for parents so often whip a child in anger, when it becomes cruelty. Q.—Personally, do you ap prove of a child being spanked for ugly answers to rents, for going out of the yard when told not to, for touching things in houses and stores after having been told repeatedly not to? Remember, there are many mothers facing these problems, and to some they may seem small, but it mak shamed when my | years old, does not mind. 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ROUGH Per Dosen Minimum Bundle, 500 Our SNOW WHITE WORK has become so popular and our patrons *0 numerous that we are making « special offer TO THOSE WHO HAVE BIG WASHINGS— 30 Lbs. for 50c For all bundles picked up by our rivers after Wednesday noon of each week Don't Miss Our Colonial Dinner Set A coupon in every bundle 9 Call Queen Anne The Washing’s Fine CENTRAL LAUNDRY |: G9 AUTO SERVICE Otter. scrape, and -un- | to read another's | the | about it. kind thing. jan ordinary boy, | does not amount to a row of pins |It is your true Individuality that | counts, ceited personality is worth absolute- jly nothing. over twenty-five years angle P brand of smoked and cured meats has gained such | they have now been forced to open jup their own plant to take |their increasing whol | tail business. lernize this plant, feeding stocker steers similar to the Kan-| sas City and Chicago yards, idea putting in feeding lots for the tim | ishing off of poultry. too, | suffer so when | spank him, for | love hie dear little body, but something must be done, or he will never have any friends, He will not mind for talking and sitting in a chair, ete | pray you will consider this worth your help, If | were such @ wonderful woman as you, | Q.—I am a girl of 16 and good- looking, but the only thing | don't like is | am very tall for and people make fun Ple: tell me what to do to make me look short Thia will be the second time | have written. Pp » Miss Grey, answer in the next pap DEEP DIMPLES, A.—If you will make the walst of your dress with a yoke, and wear a three-tier dress, it will make you look shorter Q.—Can you please tell me what will either cure or relieve soft corns. | shall watch for youranawer, SUBSCRIBER A.—Wash in luk va apply ne Q.—Do you know of any way to clean a white ostrich plume at home and curl the same? Hope you will answer this soon. MAUD. A them in hot water, and Curl with the blunt edge of a knife. Q.—What do you think of a girl that takes a letter out of pockets, and opens velope and reads it? This letter did not have any thing about her or anybody else, so | don’t know why she read it, any way. She had no business to, do you think? A DISGSUTED GIRL. is just as much private money A—It is to take his and pass harsh judgment on her is just as bad on your part. Ax long as| you have one fault of your own to attend to that 1 would like to ask you where the headquarters of the Keystone Comedy Film Co. is. Thanking you for the same, yours truly, A MOVIE LOVER. A.—-The Keystone company ts in | Cal | group under the direction of Universal Film Co., Los Angeles, Q.—To settle an argument, please tell us which ie the right way to write a return on a let- ter to a foreign country—in the American language or the coun- tr; language you address the letter to. FR. & &. A.—Write it in both languages if you are familiar with the language of the country to which the letter is sent Q—I am a doy 16 years old and have been taught from early childhood that to go to shows was a sin. Now, | do not think or feel it is a sin. Do you? 1! have also been kept strictly within church walls, and am ig- norant of the art of “flirting.” In all my daily walks of life t meet with it. At all public meetings and everywhere young people meet, | am always at- tracted by some winso ‘8 eyes, or, strictly they make eyes at There must be something charming about my person, for every girl I look at, seemingly, flirts with me. What shall 4 do, Mise Grey, as | like to as- soclate with girl friendy well boys. Hoping to » your NO FLIRT. A.—An occasional theatre will not hurt you ff your mind is pure. As for flirting, there is no It is a very silly “art” nd un- I presume you are only and personality and nothing else. A con- Q—Does a woman's wedding ring belong to the wife or the husband? Does the engage- ment ring belong to the man or woman after marriage? Are the wedding presents given to the man or woman? Has the husband the right to claim any of them? If a woman marries a widower, has she any right to any share of his property? Ple, answer. Yours, STAR READER. A.—The engagement ring belongs} to a woman always if she marries the man who gave it; | the engagement, she should return| i “The wedding presents are given to both and should be enjoyed joint- Certainly, the husband has as much right to them as the wife A woman has a legal right to one- half of all property and money ac- cumulated property either had before marriage {s individual property after marriage The} Palace Market Company) y| Opens New Packing House. Mesars. Roll and Schoening, own- jorese a ers of the Palace Market, building a modern, up-to-date pack- ing and curing plant enlarging forty employes are now in this elty, payroll to about This firm has been meat business for Their Tri their the Seattle favor that care of le and re To thoroughly mod-} they are adding) yards for the topping of) tira | they are also carrying out BULL BROS. stealing letter, as to warm soap suds and wear a | ROYAL BEAUT! cesses of Europe are going on strike institution own partner they want to be dowagers that | choose foregone conciugion, gents the hands of the bravest and lowell plan proposes to place the eleven offl- |tentlary guard, cers of the mounted squad on duty/to Walla Walla in the Green Lake, and Ft and dows. GRANGERS HEAR las Ole Hanson, Princess aria These threaten until they whom pretty princesses to remain single are permitted to they wish marry Princess Patricia PRINCESSES WILL REVOLT UNLESS ROYALTY WILL LET ‘EM PICK THEIR OWN HUBBIES LONDON, May 1L—The p prin- a strik the matchmaker! The esses of Europe are not unwilling to marry, but if marry they must, they want to select th # In life's promenad their own Princess Pat Is Leader That tho strike will be won is as the tn ~ave placed their “cause” spair of the court matchmakers, To suffrag thing known and that awful feminiam, the LET US ‘WEEP; TIS SAD FOR wooed and won” a against that royal same as other girls, and they are going to serve notice on meddle some ambassadors and ambitious | eat of thé royal belles, Princess “Pat, naught, who has long been the de- fn future they will! beaux, and that/them than royal prestige. royal matchmakers may look around | for other jobs daughter of the duke of Con. @aughter of King Georg charge the insurrection of spinsters that promises to cause a social revo- lution that will be felt in every court in Europ Whether they are suffragists or j not, the princesses have caught the | independent spiric of the times, and, like other disciples of the feminist | movement, Ibe lives, be bartered for titles or gold Want to Be Independent Independence means more they want to “live their al beauties who would * if the matrimonial strike is called are Princess Maria of Row mania and her sister, Elisabeth Princess Patricia, and Olga ang Ta tana, the two beauties uf the Rus sian court That Princess Mary, the young of England » insurgents will be found with t and they don't want to| | }should the royal matchmakers be-| lone too officious, is a prediction | % often heard tn London. FATHER IN JAIL: "MOTHER FIGHTS MOUNTED COPS WITH HARDSHIP Alas! ‘Tis sad. There Seattle's pride. Chief Griffiths hae a under consideration which} Woodland park | Lawton The chief believes night work is grief in the ranks of the mounted squad | the tentative | districts, during | He was the late afternoons and at night. will be most effective in the pro-|shut off and tection of suburbanites: SEATTLE FOLKS ae TELL OF INSULTS ‘eto in TRAP, Troubles galo door of Mra Wallingford av » are w piling up at Meyereamp, | {5312 waiting for the arrival of a pent who will take him to serve a sen tence of from five years to life, convicted of a statutory | Princess é Elisabeth | ES OF EUROPE COURTS ARE GOING ON A STRIKE! | eerans SECOND AV. ond PEKE or ac Dougall 7 fouthwick | fm connection wth JAMES McCREERY & CO., New York D 1876 Hore open 0 a. m. to 6 pm. | 4 \ N. 1 | | Darning n, 3 for Se. 20c Dre e} mer . pair 10¢. wrters, ir 2u¢. rter | cerized fin | upy pair Be. | ] APE, GOOD IZ} 1; 2 yard bolt, S¢. Slipper Tree spring, | 10¢ tyle Hair Pin many package 12¢. 5e Hair straight Pins, crimped or pkg. 2%¢. Silk, all color spool 5c Hooks and Eyes, Rustproof, in sizes 0, 1, 2 and 3, black or white, card ... .214c oc Sone eners, mor Dress F 3 dozen for 5¢. ast- A Special for Men New Spring Shirts $1.00 These 1914 Spring pat- offered in crystal | | terns are | | cloth, madras, percale and reps in the soft cuff and starch cuff styles; some have separate cuffs $1.50 and $2.00 is a reas- onable price for this char- acter of merchandise, but in this special sale you y y se Shirts at Princesses may buy these ‘ $1.00. Olga and Tatiana HERE” "AND ELSEWHERE | ELSEWHERE or Anna Shaw, suffragist, sues | Lebtah Valley railroad for $26,000 personal Injuries, Lowe Bach will start pretim- red “ays, eys of Alaska railroad tn) Thureton county republicans to hold mass meeting May 16. Postmaster 23,317 offices. Mrs. Wilson, unnerved ,clal engagements for a week Her husband is in the county jail,| offense. Since the trial, the gas has been} the electric lights taken out of the residence. The plano and hou gone one by ehold goods have one to satisfy cred itora. The woman has three chil dren, the oldest one being 5 years. She ts tl FROM MEXICANS) 8°¥ 'S BURNED 1 and the 259 refugees w bottles PORTLAND, May 11.—With bis jhead and one hand thrust through Thrilling details of the experl-| . small window into the open air, es of a trainioad of American)‘ nibie ‘to. sque Pree fort ugees, driven out of Guadala-| through the narrow aperture, «Wil a, on their way to the safety of] i, Finckelstein, 16, was roasted ‘ed States soll, are given in ora received in Seattle by Dr. and Mrs. James B. Adair, 706 Sum mit av, N, from their aghter, |Mrs. Ninon Adair-Downs, and her | | father-in-law, A. R. Downs, a Seat-| tle man, owning property in Mex ico. Mra. Downs relates how men | “Prohibition if she breaks | Passengers on the train were dis-| arn at the complete mercy of bands of | Jeering Mexicans who threw stones through the car win-| OLE AT OLYMPIA OLYMPIA, Wash., May 11 progressive candt- Just | | date for the senate, arose to ad-| meeting of the Agate e, near Shelton, Saturday night, the clock struck midnight, and, as Sunday was Mothers’ day, | Hanson took as his subject: “Our Mothers The meeting, nonpolitical in character, was one of the largest | attended grange affairs in this county. L. B. Hubbell, progressive andidate for congress, also spoke. | Hanson will spend the week in Thurston county, speaking every | day ATLANTABGaL 11.—W a win, imperfal potentate of the |Shriners, arrived here today tol jopen the lodge’s fortieth conven tion. The sidewalks were choked with thousands of strangers, Just Printers 1013 THIRD @AIN 1943] woking the 1915 convention, Seattle and San Francisco are CONVENTION ON i guns firing a gre ol Wm. Ir} | alive in a fing which gutted the grocery store of A. Boxer in South Portland today. The boy was alone in the store when ft burst into flames. Capt. C. H. Stanley speaks on Green Lake Chris tian church Tuesday night Forty-one get citizenship. MEAT PRICES CUT TOMORROW, TUESDAY, | Bee. ton. Suffragets explode bomb in Lon.| train AT} FRYE & COS MARKETS AS FOLLOWS: Choice Shoulder Pork BaaaNe eee dein theniae Choice T-Bone Choice Veal ee 7 nian ox ayoaT 18c Rib and Loin Mutton Chops ....+.. 156 Pork Liver, B tbe, fOr ..cscceceeneer 4 cans Wild Rose wi Milk 25¢ Look for U. 8, Purple Stamp It signifies purity and quality Shops open until 6:20 p. m eR Col. Milton Park, one of founders is dead at Dallas, of populist party, Texas. Crisis in Mexico h. U. 8. $2,701, Burleson has filled from | White House wedding, gives up so-| Roman Pearl a Crochet Buttons, Card 0c Art Gum \ Dry 7¢. 3 for 25e. Dust ¢ 10¢. Hair Pin Cabinets, z 10¢. Pins, all Hang- aps, good col- 10c large Turknit weave. . Wash _ Cloths, ize, of heavy 5c shades, 8 Ha vets, all 10¢. Tape widths 1S« ted orted Packages, 8¢. Tape Measures, @0- , 2¢. Hat 3e¢. Wire, 3-yard Tape, 5-yard 5c Pearl Buttons, assortment of sizes, First Floor. AacDougall-Southwick don | done. Unitarian churches of coast meet {in 29th session In Portland, Two hundred and twenty conven- |tlons scheduled for San Francisco next year tabernacle. Litte damage} Second Av. and Pike St. CHARGES MURPHY WITH = MALICE AND REVENGE. San Francisco police lottery ticket peddlers HERE EER | Nine-pound crab caught. Clef club entertains “Dad” Wag- ;ner and wife so far cost E. M. Herr, Westinghouse Elec-! trie visits brother, Attorney W. B. Capt. F. L. Liggett advanced to) and Manufacturing Co. head, Herr. stant adjutant general, Nation- State officiais send state stone al Guard. to be installed in Washington monu ment. L. Roy Slater, progressive state| Kirmess closed big success Sat- urday night J. F, Lane and W. L. Collier lease chairman, may give up Alaska trip| northwest corner Fourth and Pike. to remain at headquarters. King and qu in of Denmark are | 30. visiting British royalty Direct election of senators’ bill) E. Church, South, ence considers reorganization Monte Carlo pays dividend of $70! jon each $100 share in Casino. Swiss government pians to put) Wednesday night | |} ban on lotteries | Adolph ©. Miller, ai “LAST DAYS OF POMPEII” Gigantic Spectacle in Six Parts MONDAY AND TUESDAY, MAY 11th AND 12th Marconi Theatre (Formerly Elite) Third, at University ADMISSION 10c | expected to pass house in few days, | in confer. | latant to Lane, seriously ill in Washing. DR. A. M. JOHNSON RHEUMATISM That Dread Disease All sufferers from thie dre | RHBUMATISM 1 malady appreciate t nite, at once t of the treatment « e It wtarte your ctroula Helps nature to throw off the impurities and urlo acid from your system, gets your kidneys in. per fect condition, so that In a mhort time you feel like ® new person, Make up mind to ec longer, me. I make or examinat Do not delay with now charge f conault Re hum Office by 7 to & p. Offices, DR. A. M. JOHNSON ensed Chiroprn Taxes must be paid before May e arresting the defense in the Peter Miller jeases, against John F, prosecuting attorney; Deputies Ev erett C. Ellis, Thomas J. L. Ken- nedy, Capt, of Detectives C. H. Ten-| nant and Detectives Majewski id Bianchi were made in an affidavit filed today by Joseph M. Glasgow, in support of an application for a BOY MISSINC Mystery surrounds the where- abouts of Robert Dunn, 11, 919 E. James st. He left home last week Murphy, | gow || and vegetables in with Joe Radigan, 1722 E. Madison | st, and Sammy Lynch, 1809 19th av. They went to Tacoma. On the return, Robert separated from |the other two and has not been seen. The police were notified by his mother. Rev. M. A. Matthews off to Chi- cago. Fully recovered, R. C. McAll park commissioner, who wandered off to Port Angeles, returns Series of lectures by Young Men's Hebrew association begins FIGHT IN TAMPICO GALVESTON, Texas, May 11.—| Body of laborer killed at Rockdale | les on ground year without burial. | Mary A. Kelty sues Milwauk: line for death of son thrown off|/qnat rebel shells were bursting in Tampico while the rebel attacking | peated dai Hundreds growing roses for Mt.) force was steadily advancing was |a Baker park show in June \the purport of messages received exquisite Mayor reappoints Jas. Stephen |today from the beleaguered city. It | Th® to board’ of appeals. was said the main battle was not Camels of the World dance and| actually on, but that it was near. card party Thursday night Business was practically suspended J. J. Sullivan, former U. 8. die-| so ito trict attorney, operated on for ap-| lena ‘amous lcater to titled ladies and others social prominence, employ a pa “a able method of complexion rejuven- « ation, ment visits the beauty the afternoon, over her face, departs in her motor car, ary mercolized wax. ply the wax without assistance of a Halist | tette jhere Open charges of eta and re-| new trial for Louis ngatrom, found venge and an attempt to discredit | guilty by a jury of grand Engstrom was employed by in getting evidence in the Peter ~ Miller cases, and Glasgow chargeg | — that Murphy, Tennant and the Bm ers trumped up the charge of larceny testimony. prosecuti Engstrom trial should be held near the end of the month, when ft was impossible to obtain an unbiased jury, and that the prosecution so | maneuvered that the should be locked up for several days in such a manner that the blame should rest on the defense, and pre- | Judice its cause. inst him to discredit “at % He further says the so maneuvered that the mixed ee e " London spectalists wi One undergoing this treat joctor late has something dal then, heavily This te See for a week or 80, aplexion of snowy pucite ai and delicacy is in evidence, secret of this method is—ordin= | Anvone can ap- a0> 3 An ounce of it costs # at any drug store (obtainable as weil as in England). It is) like cold cream, before retti Its healthier ‘sin noes also Englishwome' a is witeh Naxel, 8 com: —— w ed off mornings. pendicitis | | |oens Ia due to a peculiar absorbant Eighty boys attend John E. Alex-| ir »perty which gradually Bs ander banquet. wornout particles of cute H. F. Alexander's Banke: ex. Through an error, it was cursion to North leaves Friday stated last week in a Mac- ful wrinkle-chabll Five hundred attend Mr. and) Dougall-Southwick adv vogue amon, Mrs. W, M, Powell's golden wed-| ment that the store remains | prepared by ‘{ foiving tox ding anniversary celebration, K, of| open until 9 p.m. The Mac- |dered saxolite tn i pt. wites P, hall | Dougall-Southwick store clos: ut cae ly eftaces even Seattle sends several hundred! at 6 o'clock. epest lines.—Advertisement. delegates to Mothers’ Congress con-| res vention, Olympia this week | Lakewood Outing club elects! trustees Thursday night Board of public works will | spect Vancouver paving R. Thompson, prominent Seattle terer, leaves for Norway to visit || 92-year-old mother. Western Avenue men handled 56 ins commission arloads of fruit April | State Fish commissioners wants government experts for oyster beds, {| Frank Piconi, charged with mur- | derins Henry Werner, will be! tried June 8. | ‘STEAMER ASHORE Who are the eit _ Didthey tell YOU aboutit? sur | Don’t sign any petition "RIVERS IN JAIL until YOU have read and mifacrine Fra ais oe | StUdLEd each and H. F, MeDaniels, three watches, Nascieecoomastebaia who lost | Initiative Measures 4to13? Were you consulted? STOP-LOOK-LISTEN authors of measure,