The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 19, 1914, Page 3

5 \ HERE’S TRUTH ABOUT JONES’ VOTE ON SLUM --. Tt was Senator Jones’ private op position to Mra, Woodrow Wilson's 1 to wipe out alley slums that 4 ated her bill and caused a “make: tT’ to pass the senate on the day of her death Jones does not deny this, but tn his letter to The Star, Jones claims that the Dill he supported is as good as Mra, Wilson's bill Is that true? The New York think #0, nor does City,” a publication 4 Yorks city. Thy Octoder taaue of “The Amer. fean City” declares the Wilson bil! Jones approved fs a poor substitute for the original Mrs. Wilson bill The article follows “On Auguet 6, the day that Mre. Wiison, the wife of the president, died, It wae reported that congress had, at her dying request, passed & mode! bill to eliminate objection able alleys and bad housing cond! tion In Washington. The report was given wide circulation, but, unfor- tunately, It wae an erroneous re port, for It was only the senate that took action that day, and It passed a bili that had originated in the senate. THIS WAS NOT THE MODEL BILL THAT HAD BEEN INTRODUCED IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AFTER IT HAD BEEN DRAWN UP WITH VERY GREAT CARE BY A COMMITTEE OF WASHING. TON MEN AND WOMEN AND APPROVED BY BOTH MRS. WIL- SON AND THE PRESIDENT, Some days later the house district committee reported favorably the mode! bill, BUT A WEEK LATER IT WAS SET ASIDE AND THE SENATE BILL GIVEN THE RIGHT OF WAY, and on Septem ber 14 it was passed. THE SEN- ATE BiLt REALLY REPRE. SENTS VERY LITTLE ADVANCE IN THE ALLEY PROPOSITION, for It Is not much more tnan a re- enactment of an act of 1892, which then prohibited further construc. tion of alley houses and provided regulations for those already ex lating. “The mode! bill, unfortunately set aside, proposed the gradual but actual elimination of the existing houses and the bad housing in Washington, and in minute detali provided the methods and pro- cedure by which they could be liminated during a period cover- ten ye: “The bill Just passed contains mone of these details, and the only respect in which It represents an advance is that it specifies that the present structures shail be done away with by the first of July, 1918, but provides no machin. ery or Instruction for the consum- | mation of the work. | the Russian river, in Calffornia, this SUPPLEMENTARY LEGISLA- think the most beautiful woman I TION which will place definitely | "*T* ever met jan the” municipal authoritien the She had on a little ten-cent hat i responsibility for “earing down the | Sn¢ & cotton dress that couldn't dwellings and transforming objec- | have cost more than a dollar, but iGenebie a Into reguiar thor.| S86. was enchanting oughfares. To tell you about my 1915 girl, I'll have to describe her. “I looked up her mother at once (they were not rich people) and Survey didn't he America: ued in New By Nixola Greeley-Smith NEW YORK, Oct. 19.—Are you a 1916 girl? Rumor sald that the original Fisher Girl of 1915 was Miss Mar garet Abercrombte, a society girl of ian Francisco, but Mr. Fisher him self told me yesterday that rumor is only partly right “T made a picture of Miss Mar garet Abercrombie recently, when | was in San Francisco,” he said “but my 1915 girl Is made up of many girls | saw on a trip through the West, from which I have j returned “While fishing on the banke of P | t | daughter to New York I would pay Just Printers i eer %e pose tor me’ Al 10. “The mother wouldn't ee AIN 1043) srough she sald they might me up in New York this winter WE MAKE MOTION PICTURES Finest Bq) pend on memory and my other models.” pment in Northweet. eee I had found Mr. Fisher tn his | wonderful studio, overlooking Bry ant park, in the midst of a bewil- dering harem of pretty girl pio |tures, all of his own creation. | While we discussed the points of his 1915 beauty, I asked him to let} me have some sketches of her for ENGINEERING. Our new catsiog#| The Star, and he was kind enough Y for it fl wives full particuiara, fend for it ff) | 06° | gee mpeap eines | ie ak” eae” | mous {!lustrator, with the modest JACOBS FHOTO SHOF P.-L. Bidg., Seattle. YOUNG MAN Learn ELECTRICAL, GAS or STE. diminished, “that the Fisher girl of 1915 charming and piquante, rather than classically beautiful LADIES! DARKEN YOUR GRAY HAIR. OHIO METHOD IN DENTISTRY Missing teeth are replaced by ‘The Ohio Method by artificial teeth that are natural as your original) teeth. Examinationg are now be-| ing conducted without charge, and estimates are furnished In all cases. We Stand Back of Our Work for 12 Years’ Guarantee. $25 Set of Teeth Guaranteed $15 Set of Teeth Guaranteed $10 Solid Gold or Porcelain Crown $10 Gold or Porcelain Bridge Work Look years younger! Us mother’s recipe of Sage Tea and Sulphur and nobody will know restoring faded, gray hair to its natural color dates back to grand | mother’s time. She used it to keep her hair beautifully dark, glossy and abundant. Whenever her hair fell out or took on that dull, jor streaked appearance, this sim ple mixture was applied with won- | derful effect. Rut brewing at home ts mussy and out of date. Nowadays, by |asking at any drug store for a 60 cent bottle of “Wyeth’s Sage and |Sulphar Compound,” you will get ae this famous old recipe which can |be depended upon to restore nat Solid Gold Fillings ++. BL Up} ural color and beauty to the hair ¢ Fillings r and 1s splendid for dandruff, dry, ae lle --50¢) feverish, itchy scalp and falling 8:30 to 6. Sundays, | hair. 9 to 12 A well-known downtown druggist 4 HI ) says it darkens the hair so nat Cut-Rate Dentists at it has been applied. You stm 207 UNIVERSITY STREET y dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your CORNER SECOND AVENUE NEW CIRCUIT 5c By morning the gray hair disap |pears, and after another applica Sunday to Wednesday __2—BIG UNIVERSAL FEATURES —2 Office hours. tion or two It becomes beautifully | dark, glossy, and abundant “THE PADRONE’S WARD” “ACROSS THE COURT” (Comedy ) Be Be Se Se Se Se Sc Se Sc Se Sc 5c 5c Se Se Se HARRISON FISHER, THE | FAMOUS ARTIST, TELLS Bonar NEW 1915 GIRL TYPE told her {f she would bring her! promise, | look | “Till they do, I shall have to de-} began the fa-| | diffidence his great success has not| Grand-| The use of Sage and Sulphur for| faded | | farmerw bitterly opposing tt | two forces got together | hour j Dill | gery, hi turn the tables upon these LABOR , supreme girl authority among all those illus- trators who devote their talents to the por- trayal of feminine beauty, has found the 1915 girl and has al- ready begun to im- mortalize her on pos- ters and magazine | Se sce OE Sea | “She is not the dull doll type. | She has wavy, carelessly ar- ranged hair, oftener blonde than | dark, though I shall do some bru nettes and some girls with red hair. also, if I can find a model to sult me—she must have coppef and not} carrot halr. | “The 1915 girl must have a | broad, low brow and arched eyebrows, with the right eye brow a little heavier than the left—you know a slight differ. ence In the eyebrows gives much more character to beauty —a little saucy nose that tlits a little, and beautifully cut nostrile—that girt on the Rus- sian river had marvelous noe trile. “Her brows must be slight ly puckered in a puzzied frown, while her full red mouth le emiling, tike that expression | of frowning brows and smiling lips as though a girl is wonder- ing what |ife Is all about, any- way, but Is smiling at It, just the same. Her face broad at the base, but has a pointed chin Itke that girl over there.” pad ab I looked in the direction Mr Fisher tndicated and saw a water color of a very young girl with ash blonde hair and long, dreamy gray/ eyes ‘That little girl worked tn a box! saga nothing at all a week o® became a esgivee S a few weadtia ago.” said the arti “She must be moderately ‘The 1915 girl has ling eyes, which show the whites very little,” the artist continued “She must be moderately toll and should weigh about 125 pounds. ‘These smiling skeletons you see running around streets with their hipbones showing through their es are not beautiful from my standpoint. “A girl must not be fat, but all her bones should be covered and she should have a beautiful neck and shoulders.” “What do you fashions the 1915 I asked Every year I think the same thing about the new fashions,” Mr. Fisher answered, “that they are the ABSOLUTE LIMIT, and then grad nally my gets used to them and| I like them er all, it's the « | the fashion that makes be WILL GIVE BAZAAR will give ite parish hall opening to through the ‘tall and] long, slant the think about the girl will wear?” and uty not | parish in the nd Lane at night and continuing week DON’T TAKE CHANCES WITH THE OPINION OF A DRUGGIST When you sick T have people calling upon very day whose health has ruined by drug and slop 1 will furnish are me ¢ been gists patent wag “6 your case and eseriptions FREE Ask for the | Physietan at the RIGHT DRUG CO. 169 Washington st Look for the ORANGE FRONT ex-Government Free Admission AT DREAMLAND 10 Dance Tickets for 25c Everyone Welcome jot the Universal Might | treachery of Robert Grass, | mutual | done, and done quickly, to break up| . | this effective combination {| stated STAR—MONDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1914, PAGE 3, HE TELLS HOW (MATTHEWS TO/ 8-HOUR BILL | DECLINE CALL ORIGINATED) TO WINNIPEG Once again has Dr. Matthews, pastor of the I iret "phe ® plaining that mach-diepuied measure. In| 2terian church, rejected the present article Duncan shows up the" Offer to or othe candidate for! Yesterday ynoW re in the 40th congregation he would not ac | the invitation to Winnt tend BY JAMES A. DUNCAN jhim recently, Ho believes th A greater scope for work here. Secretary of the Eight-Hour League!” Tain tore proarhed Inet night The Federation of Labor and the|on “Who Cares?” closing the re farmers’ organtzations bad, through| vival series cooperation, succeeded in| see | through the state leg!) Rt. Rev, Frederick W. Keator some very progreatve| bishop of the diocese of Olympia, mMoasures, greatly to the displeas-|tnatituted Canon W. H. Biles as ure of the favored int pata, who|t tor of Trinity ‘arish pine al had come to tmagine that they own-|church. Pishop Keator afterward od the capital, and who consequent-|spoke on “The Pastoral Relation ¥ decreed that something must be| ship. The following t* the written by James ALE aecond Soa! , eorntary league, ex a tempt flelde ed to re-election to the legis legislative distrtot re is foretng ialaturo, Phystctans have unbounded op Accordingly, Representative) portunities for a good influence or Grass of King county was chosen to| for an evil anid Rev, BV TURN THE TRICK, Shayler, at St. Mark's “The He tntroduced a physician who desires to at hour day measure, tain the best must recognize that this would most assuredly cause a|)® 18 @ partner with the priest and aplit, organized minister tn responsibility labor enthusiastic ally ‘supporting the bill and the| Mich the Master Iaid upon them JOKER otght-| thinking that “When one hears a Bernhard! de claring the people that have the ability to destroy are the et fitted to people the when one hears Congres But, lo and behold, the beans got! spilled; tnstead of fighting, these the farmers wtating that {f an amendment could be tacked on, making it an eight tardher tekine tan tee eee day from gate to Kate fOr! ideq and declaring that unless th them, and allowing an hour in the! United States quickly — increase morning and one tn the evening for! hor preparedness for war our coun chorea, that {t would be per-ltry will be a ‘toothless dog,’ with fectly satisfactory Jonly ability to bark—one 4 not In the meantime, petitions bear-| wonder that men lost faith Rev ing 20,000 signatures were sent to) Sydney Strong, Queen Anne Con Olympia, urging the passage of the|gregational church | } cee man otc The aituation became serious, and it was decided to report the JOKER |ren of the state’” asked Rev out of committee and kill It tmmo-|George Mahony, C. $8. R, at diately, before sentiment for !ts| Knights of Columbus hall. He an passage became too strong. |awered “yes.” This was promptly done, and Mr.| The spiritual and civil must Grass eat mum while bis elght-hour| both be obeyed, and there need be baby went to tts burial |no clash if each respect the other's Having watched with keen Inter. | rights est this brazen piece of sculdug:| Representative Kingery upon a plan | FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN, IN A modern problem play, “The Other Man,” & two-part production, ts at he Class A theatre today, Mildred van a Catholic be a loyal citt Mason county hit to HATERS, and accordingly filed In itiattve Measure No, 13, on Febru ary 10, 1914, and which Is now be-| fore the people, having been framed along lines which the farmers had would be satisfactory to them Thus, through the trickery of the enemies of LABOR, this measure got ite birth, and the ahove facta in.|2raddon, wife of Fred Braddon, ficate the reasons why, in spite of|™illionaire, is called the tele all thelr frantie efforts to do a0, the| Phone by Harry Ross, her former agents of the big tnterests cannot| and, who bas returned from get Mr. Kegley or any representa-|‘%e wilderness to see her. Al tive member of the State Farmers’ though Mildred doen ‘not wish tt grange to come ont against the e ome Prorat old love, te e fennes thal 0 r gy mma ge sh {was on account of her father that my friends of the —mploy-| . < ther Stop Look.|#h¢ divorced him to marry the mill aoe niaoettio€ O06 6 (4 fonatre, and agrees to return to Listeners, here ts YOUR BABY. Ir has come to stay, Lat me urge you| Sim, but little child changes all to recognize {t as your own, trent {t kindly as your child, and on Novem le THE CAMERA MAN WAS cg ll be eh hae urning and Tom Santch! was pois ase ; __g|ed on the edge of his boat for his Por laitietive. Meagure |dtve into the Pacific, in answer to X | | the maid’s frantic cry for aid ably, Sere THE METHODS OF Black Hand are shown In “ drone’s Ward,” « two-part drama, at the New Circuit, until THE The Pa-| Powers soc Union Dentists Crowns be GAS, HEARTBURN, a horse, according to Santacht, ap- water for many seconds If your meals don't fit comfort-| water in street costume, | can. There will be no sour risings, | Colonial today, “The Woman of It,” food left over in the stomach tolture, and “White Lies,’ an Essanay there. Relief in five minutes for many months. It belongs in| {nto the actions of both societies ts The Other Man," two-part Bs. Dridgework Doggie,” drama; "Slippery Slim and No. 13. cones ° ©} Just at this moment a wharf rat, which assumed the proportions of peared at the spot where he should bit the water. After the lightest hesitation Tom dived, praying he would miss the critter, but, fn his vigorous ef fort, went so deep that the camera r SICK STOMACH : registered nothing but disturbed/ When Santschi finally appeared lon the surface, he was so far out| Time it! Pape’s Diapepain will|that the scene had to be taken digest anything you eat and over- | seal The “drowning” maiden. come & sour, gassy or outoforder | Bessio. Eyton, was not distressed, stomach surely within five min-| howe She enjoys light exer etes jetse, such as doing a mile in the y, or what you eat Iles like a| The incident occurred during the| of lead in your stomach, or If| production of “Unrest,” a Selig) have heartburn, that is a sign| psychological multiple, soon to be} of indigestion | released Get from your pharmacist a fifty ee cent case of Pape’s Diapepsin and| KATHLYN WILLIAMS {8 AP- take a dose just as soon as you! pearing in an unusual drama at the no belching of undigested food/a picture which portrays the adven-| mixed with acid, no stomach &4/tures of a woman, a man and al or heartburn, fallness or heavy|brute in a vision of the primitive ing in the stomach, nausea, de-|‘rhin is photographed among great! bilitating headaches, dizziness OF| natural scenery and tells a story of| intestinal griping. This will all £0,| great psychological interest. “The and, besides, there will be no sour Leyalty o umbo,” an animal pic re your breath with nauseous) story, and a two-part John Bunny odors. comedy cluded on the pr Pape’s Diapepsin ts a gira eram.” ee oe cure for outoforder stomachs, be- cause ft takes hold of your food| and digests {t Just the same as if] your stomach wasn't from all stomach misery ts waiting for YO") Tuesday night. In New York the Or These large fifty-cent cases con: |wenlthier Itallans have formed a| tain enough “Pape’s Diapepsin” to| y to protect themselves and keep the entire family free from|thelr poorer countrymen from the stomach disorders and indigestion |Plack Hand criminals, An insight your home shown in the play, which swings ew around a beautiful Iittle Itallan girl brought to this country, to be used | virtually as a slave, her rebellion and her final happiness, ee Class A Until Tuesday Night sanay, with Francis Bushman; “A Fragment of Ash,” two-part Edi son; “The Girl From the West Lubin comedy drama aah gay Clemmer Until Tuesday Night The Dream Girl,” drama; “Her the Green. 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Mission All Week “Burning Daylight,” a Jack Lon- fon drama. Never Stung? eee Grand Until Tuesday Night “A Modern Rip Van Winkle,” | o..sccea aatty by 2 two-reel American drama; “Hello, | focal potatoes Mabel,” Keystone comedy; “Mutual | Yakima pota Weekly,” and “Cousin Billy,” Royal aweet p comedy lSenaa vues | Pickling onions abbage ‘ucumbere Beets, sack . xe plant rlees RESIDENCE THEATRES e # At the Home Untll Wednesday A Gentleman of Kentucky,” two-part drama; “The Shooting} Match,” two-part comedy Corn, per sack, ® dow. ai radishes | Gauutiower, per don | Local celery | Parsley When you lose something | ci i, leave it to STAR WANT ADS|!2"" Honey, new, case to find it. | Honey. straines Valencia oranges lemons, per crate uupea {Cooking sp Tonathans regon Gravensteins | concord grapes Malagas Toknys Local peaches Bananas Poultry We guarantee the supertority of the Lundberg Truss, and give free trial to prove it A. LUNDBERG CO. Trusses, Deformity Appliances and Artificial Limbs. 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A regular $3. value. $3.3 size, silkcolin light and dark patterns. $4.50. $1 19 Each —, Feather Poe . lows, weight T Ibs. to pair, covered with fancy art ticking; dustiess, Worth $2.00, Qumo.-eshra shrad shréshrdlus CRA MS a a Mrs. O. E. MeNully has come to Seattle from Boston to find her son, Carl F. MeNully, whom she last heard from a year and a half ago, The last letter was from Sedro-Woolley, Wash. Mrs. MeNul- thinks her son is following the carnivals MeNully is 29 years old and five feet, eight inches in height. 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