The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 21, 1914, Page 4

Entered at Seattio, Wash, M My mail, out of olty, 25 per w By car elty Published Daly by 7 exche MEMBER OF sCrirrs NonTHWwEsT on, Up to #ix mos, bitabt “ERAGUB United Press Assoctation, Beoond-Ch Mattern, six mow, $1.80; your $4.26 & month é | “Thearing for laundry girls in O a Frank R. Nixon, of the Raymond Steam laundry, Ray: | one of the conference members, suggested | 710 cents as enough for a laundry girl's meal : bravery to ‘eneugh for you to say that a girl can eat on 10 cents a ‘meal. Talking that way doesn’t hurt your stomach and it doesn’t make your heart faint and your head swim as you Your meal at noon cost $2.40, more would give a laundry girl for one whole week.” was required by the state to go to yeas a vy. That’s what tl g “tmond, Wash., Miss Hilts had the slave at your work. than m She ite wanted to hear. But the laundry bosses A fine state of affairs! The state commissic to help them going to be fired? d the work of the commissi ple get by with this Hilts The Star believes, ger, Ivy. COMMISSIONER HAMILTON orth Saving den or your field. “Careless farmer. into the grain. plant it, not in straight cases tile-drain it. Who said the G. O. P. @ conditions under which they are _ MUNICIPAL CAR LINE starts LEADER SEATED; GETS "MANDATE WRIT NORTH YAKIMA, May 21—Al- that although she bad a ing of 97%, the highest in the and was elected valedictorian the commencement exercises, O. W. Hoffman declared her forteited, Miss Alice J. Dunn, , senior of the high school, at Sun- has obtained an alternative of mandate returnable Satur- to compel the school board to ite her. VE REBATES? May 21.—Five _ NORTH YAKIMA, DR. EDWIN J. BROWN SARGEST DENTAL OFFICES IN THE Wi to my painiess meth- your work tions having muccens is Au y telling you exactly cost, by free exami iste to do your work; gt iGerk, and working for prices that ean afford to pay for the best there istry and Optical Wor! is tee avon ° TEETH and BYES J. BROWN BANY PAINLES? Cheap Dental Work Expensive fs nm vast Aitte who clatm to in teeth without plates or bridge- then sell you cheap junk for another name. THE CHEA We make the best Gold Crown the best Porcelain Crowns in t best Set of T and $12; Silver fh Bynthetic or fillings, $1.00 up. is to do that Our work je sure to pl o ure t adverti orough ALBANY OUT KATE DE: auit you. mt, after gaining permission from d she told the truth about her work. however, that the iployes who are compelled to appear before official boards, | that Johanna either will get her job back again, or will be made mighty hot for the Troy laundry or its The Case of Johnna Hilts OHANNA HILTS, an employe of the Seattle, was subpoenaed to testify at the minimum wage} lympia last week. tell him: Manager F, didn’t like the sound And so Johanna Hilts was fired. n must learn exact conditions among} indry workers, and all other classes, if it is going to be} Tt requests girls to talk. Now, when they do talk, are! Tf this condition prevails, the girls will remain silent, on will come to naught That is, if the state commission lets the Troy laundry case. state will keeps up his fight for a new tri pledging his word he'd stand by the jury's verdict, Our idea of a YOU knew that it takes nature 10,000 years to form a} foot of soil, maybe you would have a higher opinion of} ther Earth and be more careful how you drain your | If you saw a granary full of rat-holes you would suspect} But a field left to wash away by the unchecked rush of| f water after a downpour is fully as wasteful. ly difference is that here the waste is of plant food before} If your garden or field is on a slope, terrace it; if on al And in rows but in circles. For the stuff that washes away is precisely the stuff that} pour crops most need in order to astonish the natives by their And, once gone, it is expensive to replace. When you stop to think that everything depends on the clearly the soil is worth saving. aA REPUBLICANS nominate Penrose. Barnes is ‘bess of republican politics in New York. Guggenheim ie still boss Wesley LORIMER Jones will be republican nominee in has turned progressive? JOHANNA HILTS Is a martyr. Her job is gone, maybe for good, not. But Johanna Hlits, in forfeiting her job, gave to her sister In the laundries untold benefits through drawing attention to j compelled to work. Saturday. RIDE ON IT. charges relate to alleged rebates. oF NmWwsrare ns | | ‘Troy laundry of | “It's easy The| Now, Mr. Citizen, if It the teritory where you live, you know your duty. MEN SAVED FROM Happiness by the Neal Treatment Hard drinkers who nine times out of ten. reason for this. | tite” alcohol in the system. its effect neutralized. The \drinker escapes |comes to those the who | business associates, and jeare to retain the they must stop drinking. av, Phone: treated. East 4381. MA, THEYWE GOT A BIG NEW PICTURE DOWN AT THE UCHTNING Bus May ae oom Ts Second Fiver People’s Hank Suilding | Seeond and Vike fake Kievator or Walk Up try to stop drinking of their own accord fail| There is a They have within them a craving and irresistible de- sire that upsets all good intentions and will-power. This “liquor appe-| fs the result of accumulated | Nature can- not expel the poison and before the craving for drink can be overcome all aleohol must be eliminated and Neal | | Drink Habit Treatment does this in| three days, without the use of pain-| |ful hypodermie {njections and the torture that, try to stop} | without help. Men cannot afford to | be considered drunkards by their if they confidence of | business men and the love and re- spect of their wives and children, The easy, sure way to stop is to spend three days taking the Neal Treatment at the Seattle Neal Institute, 1736 16th Call today and investigate, or, write or phone for full information, All drug habits see of her! protect | | maictments charging violations of | | the Interstate commerce law were) | returned by the federal grand fury | against the Potlatch Lumber Co., of | Toulouse, Wash.; the Idaho & Mon- tana Railway Co, and individuals | whose names are not disclosed. The THE DRINK HABIT Restored to Earning Power and | | -—_——; Socteties convention opens. QUEAK FROM oe fume pr \ “Do you think there will ever be another Panama canal built?” “Not unless somebody builds another isthmus,” HERE | One death. Pacific Association of Scientific Or. W. C. Graham new head of Washington state dental board. Rev. Jack Dunstan speaks at| BoRCowsD, THE STAR—THURSDAY, MAY 21, 191 M@ Gack THe MONEY You Come TO MG LIKE A MAN AND Tecc me so! TON'T TRY TO DODGE ME OW THO STRGGET LiKG A SNGAK every TIWe Peace Poem How can soldiers start a battle, How can drumea and rifles rattle, dogs of war, off! Beat it! Scat! Home Run Baker's at the bat. Mars, be off, and straightway atop it Drop that screaming shell, str! Drop it! Hush or catch the public's knocks, Mathewson fs tn the box. sengers make you tired with the meena, 2 | tonight. They Did Ocean Voyager—Don't the pi y ask? You, very. What else is it you want to know? J. E. Stillwell, arrival from Los | Angeles, #ays new city power plant | Will begin operation within year, Six ask divorce. Five births. C.F. Munday and Archie W. Shiels will push coal claims, Nab expressman who hauled | counterfelter’s outfit. E . Rope breaks, Louls Olson faite| ©. S. Bowen appointed principal 45 feet; unburt. assistant engineer G. N. Scribes met today. 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Loyal Legion “Grandmother, I'm to ret the te dle at the basket pienlc, Won't you go along “Hut, my dear girl, what an ment could I find at # plont “Why, you could set the table.” eee Cheer up! I know a one arined man who is cheerful be cause he will never pound his thumb with a tack hammer, oe At the Opera. I don’t think she pretty in the md ae did in the firet, do you? But she ts & beautiful woman. I wonder how they got that sun. rine effect in the last act? We were over there for dinner last night Yes, I saw “Lohengrin.” awfully long drawn out, too. Ian't he wonderful? His voice never seems to crow old. io looked as she It's Yes I should say he's well along in the forties oe Temptation. An Irishman walked Into a Washington et. bar last night and noticed two men fighting at the far end of the room. over the bar quired of the bartende @ private fight or can anyone get into it?” eee Contagious The robins and bluebirds are mating, and even our young men are getting their hair cut. try (Mo.) Sentinel, Gen county, Mont., shot Whitworth Parent-Teacher enter. train bandit, |tainment tonight Franklin seniors in “Arms and roach the Man,” Friday night. Impostor collecting money |wend Washington crew East. F. A. Pease and Frank Little | Or: committed jebursements for | back from Shriner convention; say | ** San Bernardino, 100,000 will auend gathering here| in July, 1915. Amphion soclety re-elects Claude from time between Los Angeles to! Malden director. P. F. Purcell, Puget President, improves in hospital Big attendance at Big Brothers’! Association entertainment. Schoo! employes get pay on fifth, Instead of third, hereafter. Joseph Brees! found guilty of ob Here Is His Free Prescr [taining citizens’ papers by perjury Dr. T. D. Eliot, Pacific coast fleid |secretary for American Social Hy- | glene association, arrives. - oyal Moose Circie card Wome party Friday night. ELSEWHERE e | Majority of Boles Penrose, re-|| publican candidate for senate tn | Pennsylvania, about 160,000. Suffragets start brush fire near | royal pavilion at Aldershot, All safe. with Austro-Hungary, and Salvador. Sen. Gallinger, Netherlands Colombia delayed Quick ruling promised Baker district coal lands. Sweeping changes in U. 8. diplo- matic service proposed in bill In Mt. Milwaukee boosters’ excursion to const. will com $100,000 Publishers in Chicago form asso- elation to Investigate and advertising figures German pariiament ends in up- roar. Two hundred and sixty negroes and Indians killed in Guatemalan race war. Organization papers of San Fran- claco reserve bank are signed. Exports of copper from U. 8. in- creasing rapidly. Serial numbers of food prod. ucts must be given up by May, 1 Western federal fees cut to $2 a day Hope of passing women's suf- frage and prohibition measures tn | present congress ts fading. ily hurt un- Albert Miller, 41, der tral, at Aberdeen. Frank Thompson, 50, bookkeeper, | dropped dead at Gold Bar. ' THE SHOE REPAIR MAN } Eight-oar races will mark Everett Kla-How-Yah carnival, Robert Young, 17, drowned at An- acortes. Deputy Sheriff Drake, Lincoin to| E. J. Webster, 25, a cement work-| de by drowning |punce bottle of pure water and the eyes two to four times What in generally known strain will be banished, wh mer Atlantis runs P a ar tre thee | he Da diseased eyes and it k | New Hampshire senator, candidate for re-election Consideration of U. 8. treaty with | Preneripti circulation | court Ditnene by suspected First shipment of foreign exhibits San Francisco stam. from Bel-| New Southern Pacific echedule | |goes Into effect cutting 5% hours Seattle. | Says Many who with th u ould Aight and morning. portant than cleansing teeth,” he, and then he goes on to say The following treatment worthy of fullest confidence tely effectiv Tt wl Drug € er drug store, a tablets dissolve one in a two Opte |muscies and nerves are permitted t: perform their nor 1 tune 1 used Opt na one week for a cold in my eyes, It did me a of good. have been falling for am sure Optona is doing and shall continue nly been using Optona y eyes are tm- " i Op na very satisfac tory, and recommend It wherev er I tind an rtunity, I find it very ® “I've been fited by O and intend to follow the t ment “Have been using Optona for and it bas my sight.” been sore for 1 in seevral flamed. mended, and « had my ything recom ned no relief. 1 ined, and wore for six months. 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Getz, instructor {n the journalism department, those whose resignations were accepted. Carl Electric Paper Holder Boyole or Mot Bushing Crank Tap—outfit with bi 20 Right or Left Bieycle Motorcycle Crank Tap, each § Heala-Cut for Automobile Tir Iron $2.44 Biack 6 Lever, 2 Key Corbin Padlock Toilet 10¢ Mendlets—menda granite pots and kettles , or 60 44n. Carborundum Wheel, -25¢ Enclosed Gear, Luther Grinder you get , - $1.99 50 Sin. same . $2.98 House, 2 lots and garage, con ner Ea ine et. and Lakeview Bivd., fo on easy terms. 1415 FOURTH 1417 AVE. . 83 15¢' The board of regents dent indefinitely was among naught, Ireland, DENTIST “ENDS IT ALL” May 21.—Dr. J. B. 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