The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 27, 1914, Page 4

raph Ne Wash, Post * FaP mall. out of city, 35 p ix y x mos, $1.8 ye Je | Published Matw 0400 hnny Meuse! You FooD GCRanK! Poblished Daily yp Berry ol a ] a ALwaYs TELLING OTHER PEOPLE \ ; So ees || /wHat To BATE (FP You EVER H A New Type of Boss MKe AN OM ROL” COMS TO THS SAME TABLES AGAIN \ ' AYBE there’s meaning in the fact that Ogden, Utah, om Saree WwNeRe I AM YoU'LT ALWAYS RE- 1 has lately had a survey of its schools by expert out haan MSMBOR THE OCCASION If | siders, one of them to see if they could be better connected up with the political and social life of the community | It’s only habit which makes us think of the schools as being the place where children are educated. Because in the schools we went to as kids e schooling of kids was ee the only thing done, doesn't mean that th schools of to-| | | morrow maynt a great many more things art Bentry—You haven't any H What would you thin ik of a scheme to make the public | Som cee eoeioes | { School literally the political headquarters of the community, | Foros, | Fits principal als) the people's secretary, keeper of the politi- | tthe’ Prisoner—Don't 1, though? | cal records and papers, a kind of “boss” in his knowledge | Say, you forket 1 was convicted of } Of local affairs but beholden everybody? | bigamy hae : There is actually being a plan of lil Ripe tay ef organizat in t ' and the schoc serie a for a month » once twice a year, as we mostly tien te. the family, and now durin ical campaigns, and listening to only parti-| rushed jut of the heme on ) san and ofte frenzied discussion of political questions, with ope Nite aed as Big tthe intent to “put” some party or candicate “over,” instead Min vets aoe Wehew what + of to understand the issues or hired man to arrange the mee the other clerical Sounds absurd, Under it, what w a living? doesn’t it uld the “LAY NOT up for yourselves moth and rust consume, and where but lay up for yourselves t wir19-20, And Or. M. A. M | masembly of the Presbyterian church im Seattie. Rochester, N. Y., « HE usual aftermath follows Pt Mk LOMA REE Pata oke ¥ ' for murder and conspiracy. These men are poor men aed attend church regularly. After the drunken militia Fengeful, torturous law! It is one-sided i Columbia from marrying any one “pretect Washington colored ladies STAGE HANDS are in session final return ment throu, (THE SEATTLE STAR. oF SCRIPPS NoRTHWwES * Service of the U tinuous debating of men and measures in schoolhouse public § forum meetings open to all, with the school principal as our and executive work hews refused to guarantee the general “saw the raise.” | The Law’s Killing fifty union miners are indicted by federal grand juries, prisonment, the effects of idleness ‘and all the other penal- a due to the law’s long delays. They will have to spend months and months fighting against the death penalty, and all those dependent upon them must suffer. 5 Meanwhile, those responsible for the slaughter of women ‘and children at Ludlow wil! live luxuriously in their palaces CONGRESS HAS a bill prohibiting a white person in the District Maybe it would be good for eugenics and maybe It would from congresemen. - year In years. y were on streets before 10 acce Dow's forget your light overeent when you oe aut today. “Summer Excursion Tickets on Sale June 1 to September 30 (Inclusive), 1914, via the OREGON SHORT LINE AND UNION PACIFIC Low Round-Trip Fares to Proportionately reduced fares to many roomed principal Eastern points Liberal stopovers allowed, going and comin with choice of routes. vantages in travel your summer trip now, J. H, O'NEILL, Dist. Pass. Agt LHAGUE OF News @ Preas Associate flee as Second-Class Matter A Stn5.'S, principles, we shall try con tings, give us notice and do hit t ! iticians do hur tr t rés upon the earth, whe break through and 2 3 Mat $45,000 to hold the 1015 assembly [OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE _| OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE - HARE AMD ELSEWHERE | a | HERE | — Nine dle. President Wlison Alaska the war in Colorado. Some Five ask divorce. They will have to suffer im- ally oh Let theft and the brutal gunmen, the night. with ae much as one-eighth negro Woman's Scribes nited and Ancient closes. University sourdoughe entertain Gov. Strong and wife tonight. cop handie woman met today | Mra Philip Brady reelected Lit lerary and Travel club head club meets Thureday, Young Men's Hebrew ‘gisestation | 7 dance "Thursday night, Collins| Exterminates for Jack Terry, accident held today Stage hands in convention, Rich mond hotel soclety, Firet Baptist a got In our house to- “It's a new “You don't going to sta “1 think #0,” very thought fully. “He's got his things off!” ee Father's Fun ctor, will you come with him?” sir.” ugbing on earth is wk. MeNary wine nominauen for supreme court justice of tesa A by 18 votes Capt. Jos. H. Griffits, U. 8. A. atm “Mother's caught her tongue tn the mangle.” oe may pected to plead guilty to Sideunes res Gare Gentleman (in theatre, who for gir ae the fourth time has wormed him self out from the middle of the | row)—Lady, I am sorry to dis | turb you so often | Lady—That’s all right, sir. My | husband owns the saloon next door. eee GENEROUS | Stearns’ Electric Rat «Roach Paste drees : Cockroaches | quickly and very thoroughly. park. Alpha Delta fraternity ee ty, FO Rg 4 | Also Rats, Mice, Waterbugs, Quick =: - > Geo, Neiving beg ges Mh etc. Rapid G e: jegree aamult s Winner, a peeen Olle. 58 Directions ta 18 languages tn every Ni Wise, Va. Hee Hee club final dence tonight.| PSckas® Two sizes: 360 and #1. at the New Richmond hetel, die Wit 'N. G Local Woodmen entertain |. |.|_ Sold by retatiers everywhere Hurry, Mo. Boak, head consul, Denver, tonight | games ———— 4 Rush, Ky at Eagles’ hall. ri DANCING Ideal, Texas. W. J, Johnston buys Alta Vista ai Wisdom, apartments, 17th and E. Madison HIPPODROME Es Ramee zon ney met Startup, ra haa dance Friday night, nem . The Duke—What about my 7 debts? Clever Daughter Or, H. F. Titus and wife sue J. | “Mamma, don't. you think |R. Brewster for injuries sustained Heirese—Oh, I will share them Shakespeare quite out of date!” “I certainly do.” | I'm so glad. | just smashed bis statuette in the drawing room.” os A. J. C. WHarlacher, former Dye é Works Agency, 216 Union st., man ager, arrested in Portland as check PAINLESS |ge | Hugo Kanovrat, “Terrible Turk” Denver .. | who wear steamer 8 Clara Memphis t, fined 12 days’ pay and dis Milwaukee od Omaha, St. Paul, Kaneas Capt. J. B. Thompson, back from | City, Missourl River Shriners’ meeting, expects 100,000 | teen eeee eeeneere isitors here for 1915 convention. 4 Wav BELONG nve Seattie delegates off for Salva Going limit, 15 days; limit, October 31, 1914 True-to-Nature Teeth The Finest Production of o when hit by defendant's auto. Hundred members Lumbermen’s club visit Everett Thursday J. L. Sullivan, Hillebrandt, when auto wind shield tion Army convention in London, | —— former assistant district attorney, removed to home from hospital. | John Rentz, barber, severely cut ELSEWHERE | | with yOu. sulcides. breaka IN THE RETAIL DEPARTMENT AowaRD D. Txomns Co. —> o We offer superior a Dental Art L. M. Young, nominated Immigra- | splendid uptodate equip > {nat d Advi tion Inspector at Pembina, N. D. | shout, cellent dining z > ye moeers , gr yplnt ho, Collie dog leads disco (Largest Wholesale Carpet and Rug House in the Northwest.) heavy) S000 eet ewes oume | Size 19x26 Inches, weighs 2% Ibs, Bridgework (strictly first Annapolis hazers charged with| These Are LEAD R per class) per Tooth ......%5.00 Gold Fillings $1.50 Up Trueto-Nature Teeth, per set +++ $5.00 to $15.00 (Finest Teeth in the world.) 716 Sevond Avenue Telephone Main 932 et lease “Tents at Fourth Av. and Lenora St. Back of Washington Hotel 3- DAYS-3 : MAY Thur. Fri. Sat. 28 29 30 “Menerved Sents Sold at Owl Dre Co., ‘Third and Pike, Show Days, ' iy <# eevee nae Las Pi a Cireus in the World CIRCUS PARADE THURSDAY, MAY 28 0:20 A. M. _ ©€OMK DOWN TOWN, 2 MILES LONG ‘ hye 4 from lot down First av. to Jack ‘over to fecond av, und up Second “o. or. beck to - ome. . All Work Guaranteed 15 Ye Endorsed by leading bust ness men and the dental pro- fession generally. STON DENTAL PARLOR 1422 SECOND AVE OPP BON MARCHE WHY SUFFER TOOTHACHE? TWOTH Fe nting farther deca eftective By tall or at Many of U. Bitten ville, DIANA DILLPICHKLES IN Santa Fe oting Cadet W. R. | Earthquakes continue In Slelly. | em takes five | ma Central, Torrid wave sweeping the Bast. | prostrations reported. Post Wheeler Is named stertary 8. embassy at Tokio. Earl of Lisburne will wed Miss | daughter minister to London. Former and present directors of | New Haven ratiroad will be called ao witnerses Survey of Edison harbor In Sam- ish bay asked by Senator Jones. Burns detectives cleared of con on Okla! court, M1 special, Bowlus ar. p All New Size 21x27 inches, 85 per cent duck special, per pair weighs 3% Ibs Size 22x28 inches, Feather PEERLESS Pillows {Pure Down os! «sen $6.50 Fine Wool Blankets, Per Pair, $4.75 We Deliver Anywhere in Seattle. -No advertised goods shipped outside Seattle. FVETH AVE ano VIRGINIA ST, weighs 2 Ibs. of Chilean | | NOTE Bltempt charges in Frank murder | lease In Atlanta THE SHOE REPAIR MAN Two Blocks East of Moore Theatre; Two Blocks North of | Rev. L. R. Palmont, kid | - is H 0 U G E N 216 Union St—2 Shops—110 Madison AS song ca vette ot ser at Dee | Westlake Market { “KNIGHTS ERRANT ARE EASY MARKS” | “MY, HOW L HATE HOUSE CLEANING} How " WISH THe DaAvs oF CHIVALRY WGRE BACK LWHEN KNIGHTS ROAMED. AROUND 4 DOING KIND Deeps For =| DAMSECS IX DSBTRESS. OH, SUGAR M" - “WHY, MR, NOODLE BORE — 60NG BY WITHouT STOPPING To SPEAK ¢ WHAT'S Your, HURRY €* High Duty Ford necting Hose R. R, Co, Spark Plug Prush 100 Radiator ber 16 Helps to keep windshield from rattling. Con 25e 25¢ ft. Windshield Channel Rub Crucible Bteel Ford Valve CO th it Ned Springs he 250 W r Polishing ¢ oth 106 1 clean and bright with on ihe pieces. | Candelabra Base Lamp, Pc Giant Lav ch $1.00) !ain Receptacle Will punch paper, leather, rub ber or roft metal better and eas jer than other punches 7 or 10 » Hand Ford I Spinning’s Cash Store 1415-1417 FOURTH AVE, 0, YES, COPS ARE. REALLY HUMAN Police have quietly cared for Andrew Luna, 30, a Colombian, for weeks since be was found here. He was shanghaied in San }ranc’ and taken to Alaska to work in can-) neries, SEWING $ 5 and MACHINES Ys New Machines rented WHITE SEWING MACHINE Co. 1424 Third (Near 5 Main Us38 ASK FOR PRICE A fiat price has been asked by the city on the Fourth av. extension of the 8., R. & 8, road from Stewart to King sts CONFER ON REGIONAL BANK J. A. McGregor, of San Francisco, member of the 12th district regional bank, was here yesterday confer | ring with M, F. Backus, another| member. | | BULL BROS. j \Jusé Printers 1012 THIRD AIN 1043) BARGAINS THIS WEEK FOR THE PIANO SEEKER—EXTRAORDINARY INDUCE- | MENTS AT THE EILERS CLEARANCE See a Playable Piano Here for $45. Other Uprights | for only $90. A Determined Effort to Sell a Lot of Used Pianos Quickly. The past ten days’ business at Eilers is certainly a most authentic trade barometer. What more conclusive evidence of the soundness of business conditions in Seattle can be asked, than that the people of the city of Seattle are buying pianos, and buying in great numbers. Good values always call forth buyers epienty. Some Real Price Cutting A splendid little mahogany, strictly moderna, Krehling Up right Plano will be sold in this sale for only $142. Plainer styles are $117, and some only $95, A sweet-toned Ludwig and an ele- gant Smith & Barnes will each go for $235, while a particularly beautiful oak case Kimball ts only $240. A genuine Lester in burl walnut case is only $260. An elegant Hoffman, rich Co lonial design, is but $150, Well Known Makes Are Here A hurried trip through this big establishment (four floors devoted to musical instrument selling, the largest and most varied stock of everything musical on the Pacific Coast) will quickly convince even the most discriminating musician of the quality of the pianos 215 Madison St. plan places a plano within reach of every child which ought to have a musical educa- tion. No home should be with- out music. Payments can now be arranged semi-annually, or even on @ one, two and three year plan. A Free Use Plan During this sale we issue also & special two years’ exchange now offered in this sale. agreement. We accept any in- Several Chickerings and | strument at sale prices toward three Hazeltons, a number of | payment of one of our fine new Sohmers and four Kimballs | Chickerings or the Autoplano and a couple of Story & Clarks are to be had and all at gre: reduced prices, These Are Specially or other of the many numerous ly | makes we carry, actually giving every purchaser now two years’ of any piano offered crifice sale. A pur Designed chaser is bound to prove a sat Several of the most expen-| !8fied purchaser, for every in- sive specially designed, so- | Strument is guaranteed and no called “art style” planos are | ‘Tansaction is considered closed unless it means satisfaction to the buyer. Telephone or Write Out-oftown buyers should write or telephone for deacrip- tive list and numbers, Any in- strument sent subject to ex- amination upon deposit of amount stated in this advertise- ment. The deposit will be cheerfully refunded if the in- strument is not found satisfao- tory. This sale will be tinued until every instrume: also included in this reduced price sale. We want to move them now. These are special period designs, a number of Grands and some Uprights and will make superb instruments for several of Seattle's elegant homes. See These Player Pianos We new offer Player Pianos at prices that cannot be dupli- now $650 a cated elsewhere; $290 buys an Apollo Player; Weber Pianola Piano, w’ 4335, $845, $418, $435 and | {8 80ld. Remember, every one $624 you can now secure in-| !* fully guaranteed, and at struments that regularly sell | these low prices all should find buyers quickly, for more than twice the money in this or any other city. Free Music Rolls included. Easy to Pay for One Start with a payment of only $6.00, the rest is easy. Any instrument fn this sale may be had on such easy terms of pay- ment as any home can con veniently arrange. Our new and most liberal easy payment The Nation's largest and most progressive retailers, Eilers Building, Third and University, Seattle, Wash. A 4-Reel “Screecher”Film IT'S SO KIND OF “ou To BEAT Te RUG, R. NOODLE BE \r MUST RE GRAND T BE, So MUSCULAR S Prk,