The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 20, 1914, Page 4

STAR—TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1914, PAGE 4, “Cet's ae6. HM, : —TTV@ TAKON It) BUY WHAT WK FATHER Yes, (IN Love Wrrn ty MAYS ee, “we, You S6@,] HAVE To BUT YOULL Wok So - 1 aDvis6 You oO TAKS tT BoRRoW THE MONEY PROM SwSer INIT, COULDN'T 1 HAV6 IT! FATHER wad AND MOTHER SAY WHON ™S TY'S CHARMING, BUT Pa AND SAVE on, MY FOURS, AND ‘THEY'LL ‘y Xou SConomize GOING TO HAVE THE Roop” 4 na Room LEAKS $ t's A LITTUS Hicase f- SOMETHING ELBE!) [Say EXTRAVAGANT,” ‘Ao orn SHINGLED — He can fe’ 4 Dillpickles | . tsa yy _ m Beek” NEXT We In Economizes A ‘Screecher’ Film Ce ee ee ere ALL IN THE NAME OF SLAPSTICK COMEDY * WORDS BY SCHAEFER—MUSIC BY MACDONALD ——————— : ae 4 ga ~ i / BAH, DowT BE sO ou, I sue} 4 DOT VILL BE ALL Sear nde YOu HAP 4 ‘ VELL, DON'T BE SQUBAMTSH | ( For TODAY, ADOLPH. (BROKE AY JAW, THREW AMISH, ADOLPH—VOTS >) Cacte-teas Wine one AFEW COMIC INJURIES! — { ow. ME DOWN STAIRS, : A Comic AXE soy . GNe 4 i KICKED NE IN DER SHINS, ye INJURIES HURT, UND PUSHED ME Down Yess,Dey HURT! UckING! A COAL HOLE — ALL ? , | $2.25 3/4-Ft. Sheffield Lance-Tooth, One-Man, Crosscut Saw ...$1.88 HUMPHREY YELLS FOR WAR WITH MEXICO |i ferriconcc These are neat, tasty and convenient, “The world furnishes no parallel of blunder- What charitable words can one find to excuse suited Humphrey. 25e Household Bit Brace . ing stupidity in our Mexican affairs, and it is Humphrey’s demand for bloodshed? The Seattle congressman opposed Wilson's $1.25 16-In, No. 55 Atkine Sil. charity not to designate it by stronger terms.” What charitable phrases can anyone conceive Mexican policy. He opposed Wilson’s currency ioe sine Bee pie The .above is a sample of the wonderful to excuse Humphrey's would-be policy in Mexico bill, which the whole nation applauded, even the ff] usi training schools, Stiver- “statesmanship” of Congressman Will E. Hum- to send our young men to untimely death—to worst standpatters in Seattle. iL Bee Oe Seen ee ee for eaws. ~ maim them and to cripple them—to force our Humphrey is the laughing stock of the coun- $1.00 3x2x% Nickel-Plated Flash Light ...0--...-+reseees+s ee - 880 ern Sree © ol Petiint Wiese nation into the horrors of war? Se binge cam semana Sr RE policy of avoiding bloodshed in Mexico “bhunder- Humphrey has made it « point in congress to conduct dictat common sense. 200 SYin. Extension ROP a ss clempene sen scesedeaemnoncent ‘ig harass and denounce President Wilson without To get rid of him independent voters of Seat- podiingiedeg sg gga pis alerataner anti edison: Charity! What charitable terms can possibly rhyme or reason. tle and Kitsap county must unite on Austin E. 6 ter Wes 4ddeen a gees a ate be found to cover Humphrey’s cry for war? Nothing Wilson has done or espoused has Griffiths, progressive. Baves the broom tools where you can find them, eae | SPINNING’S CASH STORE 225 Four ATOM OUT FOR HM SEND $1,000 TO AID | OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE THE SEATTLE STAR ital ark wnoothabares Ono TW WAR RELIEF WORK eee OF EVERETT a ‘TO FEED "EM APPLES|®sox2 sion tries to get money from you for SS NVAVGIY SS Wis The yew Night was in charge cnenes tn ggpmr omnes —|! the international convention of the| Already $1,000 has been sent| i J mo of Mrs. Charles Gallagher and J./ Sennen OF SCRIPPS NORTHWEST LEAGUE OF NEWSFAPERS|| United Yardmasters’ association | through the British-American Rellet| [aaa ‘coun! MIDNIGHT ~ | ‘The steamship Queen left for San | Forden. My Telegraph News Service je United Press Association. here next summer, grab him and/ association to the Prince of Wales| Serenavers! | Francisco today, with 9,000 boxes ) = " || yell for the police, He's a take, | fund In England, and J. C. Willison, I HERE of apples aboard, consigned to Aus- Mered at Seattle, Wash. Postoffice as Second-Clase Matter. | say members of the local branch of | secretary, reported at a meeting of i tralian ports. Apples will be fed We By mail, out of city, 88 per m 0; your $2.25. } the association. enry build ‘ the passengers en route in many : By carrt - ing, that subscriptions were I o eg iitrey | disgutses. | : ; Co. Phone. Mais 9400. Private! in every day :j The steamship Governor leaves 4 = \K. OF P. HAS SMOKER ripe dino ag gadaeadincet ts : i ; ; H | for the South Friday afternoon with Guarantee ‘. ee dl : held in December. | : ‘, E 5,000 box f the Northwest's Why Not Pay the Preacher a Living Wage?) _Xxi«0ts ot Pythias rave the first | 'Xyout 100 Uekets have already | ‘ .- hsgiie “pad ; . : of a series of entertainments last| been taken up for the Fnglish and PO OS Satisfaction when you have B* chipping in a penny a week apiece, a number night at thelr hall, First and Pike. Pp — § ;, f oe Welsh concert to be given In Doug : fers ae | ne Glasses fitted by us, whether members of a church congregation who think well Four boxing bouts between untver-| iag hall November 2. ats Bs. 4 fread ‘PARISH FAIR OPENS |... pay $2.50, 5,00 or $7.00. underpaid pastor have insured his life for $5,000, nam-| sity students were the chief attrac: : 5 id z ig the pastor's wife as beneficiary. | Nona ee eee WATCHFUL ‘WAITING i HF att ik ‘Saey's carte dake: SOE Curry Optical Co. © It is @ kindly act, conceived in good will; and, therefore, | 8. and Lane st, opened last night is loath to criticise it. But i i WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.—Secre- | i it A with a large audience in attendance. One t ‘at it must be reviewed, for it || Girlish Complexion tary Daulets sbttbed titers weal : : Pi | ia attained ia Setar tabha 46 relee EYESIGHT SPECIALISTS ates a widespread fault in philanthropy 2 Now Easily Acquired withholding his recommendations | wes : ¥ " money to lift the indebtedness on | Third Floor, 306466 Arcade Bidg. = That pastor is a grown man, filling a position of pre- as to the naval needs of the cous-| : f oma akon «Mc aan be © sumed leadership; yet this act assumes that he needs a in of n4/try pending tests of submerged | hting machfhes in the European | Instead of paying him a wage adequate to his job and) * . , bates [his needs, these kindly brethren are wrapping him in cotton} fi - | Eee 21 ERS aE 4 i | and making him more than ever dependent. | Rave tr ; You always respect a worker whose worth forces a ‘ F WHAT THE PRESS - Proof of Economy of Gas “ o ; AGENT SAYS ; Ss large wage. But how can you have whole-souled respect | for a strong man whom you carry? tye . On ~ 4 3 : . _, Vigorous, self-reliant men want, not hand-outs, but a4 Ae. : Remarkable interest is being 2 : Is Found In Its )shance to earn and fair pay for what they do. ‘This pastor,| shown {n this week's production | we are sure, wants that far more than he wants donations ~ < jer-[Of “The Virginian” at the Seattle s | s But the philanthropic atmosphere is filled with the | ®t FLOUR 08. OF ee Sate eee ask ‘the taaet tote : : Increasing Use Spirit of donations. It is too willing to accept as incurable|\ ° {ka cold cream and washed offi sentation of the low wages and uncertainty of employment, while futilely| }here, but through the peculiar ex trying to sop up their social ill effects by gifts of charity. | caiina’ % the|cellence of the work of Irene Tim-| Y REFERENCE to United States census FY +f 7 4 | mor troderick " 6! 4 ; FT es de Virginian and Trampas, respect: : é 3 that from 1900 to 1910 the gas business in Pardon Us, But—We Told You So ively. eae Bi actos ‘ this country increased 120.3 per cent. E told you so. The Star cannot refrain from saying so. % From 1900 to 1912 the average price of artificial We told you that Judge Holcomb is tied up to the If Women Only Knew ; . = gas throughout the United States declined 32 per standpat gang dictating the supreme court. In many ways woman's dally toll Bees Hy ‘i . ' | cent. In the city of Seattle the decline during alls a a + in % pt id you notice the standpat organs? wears on the kidneys, and ff at tory Did you notice how Dick Ballinger, who couldn't be|tacks of baekacho, dizziness, nerv. j this period was even greater than the general whitewashed” enough to retain the job of secretary of the pondency and urinary trou ’ s CITY OFFICERS DOES RHEUMATISM average. interior under Taft and who had to resign under fire, is out © ought to sas-| hy) BOTHER YOU? Meanwhilethe average price of food products 1 $ : if - » 6 out of or-| yy a the two real progressives, Edgar G. Mills and Judge| for and t tl yatior ; Bi a WANT HOME RULE v . " R increased 39.5 per cent; cloth and clothing in- . H. Pemberton? |an's trouble.” The Doctors Say “Use creased 20.7 per cent; lumber and building ma- phries ey with Holcomb and Chadwick and’ Crow? a while the every-day habits that 4 ; Stotiast’ Manson” bates ‘tha Wo-l Musterole” terials increased 48.2 per cent; farm Products in- “Vote tor anybody except the two real progressives,”| hurt the kidneys, Avold hoavy eat-| paeeh nen'a Legislative federation at the| -- : creased 71.3 per cent, and other fuel and light is the standpat organ’s slogan. ing, especially meat. Substitute| Mots Mander yosedad. Home| tet to Flovers cunt materials (coal oil, ete.) increased 33.9 per cent. The Star again reminds you that while you have the| water and milk for tea and cottes | rule 1s unanimously endorsed by | t,b¥y & sn | fight to vote for three supreme court candidates, your best |Get some light outtoor | axenolue, "| all city officials, and only the pub Mi tae interests will be served by voting only for two. Vote for|ana sleep : R Ie utility corporations are fighting Mills and Pemberton. Let the standpatters scatter their] Doan's Kidney Pills contain no| Ne eS te Geek ; yhed Joints] practically all other commodities have been g 1 | dangerous or habit-forming drugs. jon Se 7 ja uncles, | practically all obner co! et sais n going Votes among the other four ag hie wake i Gunssentalio coed Lee, attorney, now principal speak ROLE tn a white a| a ie with off of mustard. JUDGE FRED C. BROWN, candidate for prosecuting attorney, | 2d recommended all over the ely er for the republican party in King |? College club are | {ilzed world } ¢ county, / Peet Gene ast hilar la economy to be effected by the use of this superior against him because he had never been In college and therefore is un- Seattle women publicly indorse ‘The federation passed resolutions winders foal able to properly pronounce “Rah-rah.” ot " them. ¢ i waa favoring home rule. Resolutions ‘ It takes the place of the mussy, old were also passed favoring a wo- a nURIATS plagter. ee 4 » énbiiecitian hol THE “MILEAGE GRAB” for an imaginary trip was too raw for SEATTLE TESTIMONY Wh man's assembly hall tn the new | nronchitie, Ceuup, Asthing Fleury, i a t pws Sia i a raid = near’ “ “What's the matter, " ¥ Neuralgia, Sprains, s that has had no part in bring “hi Uncte Joe Cannon, but It wasn’t too raw for Jones, Lorimer and Hum-| Mrs. J. H. Boynton, Jr, 6016 49th on r, mother?’ courthouse ; ine OF ee a Hy reing ties tha ha: a 0 P t ri ging a out high phrey. Ave. §, W., Seattle, says: ‘The|ed irregularly and I was fooling Colds of the Chest (it often prevents cost of living,” and its growing use right here WEN first sign of kidney trouble in my| miserable when one of my friends MANY ENJOY Y Ww. 6. Pnoumonta) ‘ m ta Sanstlesak 4h 1 A i RICHARD A. BALLINGER has Indorsed Chadwick, Crow, Hum-|°a#¢ was a dull, heavy ache in the| told me to try Doan's Kidney Pills “" da: dof o special lntue hospital aise we coat OF Ow Borne, On, ae aa nae 4 : small of the back. I had dizay|After I had taken a few doses, { 2 phries ee is end 1 Hs das court, Now the people will) sstis and my back was lame and|felt better, I kept on using Doan's| According to the report of Miss Promptly : sore all the time. My kidneys act-! Kidney Pills and they cured me." | B. A. Southmayd, general secretary, + omen a de use| What you ask for, The Musterole ACCORDING TO reports, there are a bunch of people who are flirt-| | 60,000 women and girls made use| for any, Cleveland, Ohio of the new Y. W. C. A. during Sep: ing with the penitentiary for false registration. A vote is a valuable tember. There were 600 new mem SEATTLE LIGHTING C MPANY eeaieee. irs net wereh 6 privon tern. bers enrolled and 19 clubs formed. ‘ 0 The dining department served Main 6767. Bighth Ave. and Virgtole S., Senttic The Virginus Westlake Ave. Modern, ele. 10,000 ineals during the month, A 4 rooms, with the bewt tn . convention embracing cities of the Did you notice how the standpat morning paper of Se-| Besides using a first-class kidney | Y Home rule for Seattle was urged attle is even willing to accept the impossible Judge Hum-| remedy, inka - Pegs by Axsistant Corporation Counsel The tremendous increase in the amount of gas used, and the coincident reduction in price while up in value, is conclusive proof of the great producing greater domestic and industrial economy. Re sure you get the genuine MUS ,|TEROLE, Refuse imitations—get * oh . Hotel Eleanlineas, comfort and sourteey for ine * Northwest will be held November y, 12.60 to {19 and 20,