The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 17, 1914, Page 4

MA, THIS IS RUDYARD RHUBARD, THE Sy LAUREATES OF POTTSVILLS. ISN'T HE DELICNTRUL £* Diana Dillpickles In A Poet's Bride Fares Ill A 4-Reel ‘Screecher’ Film ‘AR—TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1914. PAGE 4 |THE SERVICES OF A VETERINARY REQUIRED — i _ Wy ANA, 1 HOPS You Never ARRY A PosT Laureate? PONTO, THE PURP Ki~ vit! WONDER IF THAT'S WHAT THEY CALL AN "AUTO - BUG!" | WHINNEN! W-W AWHINNEY!! WHEE-IcK {ff Yukon Gold Co.'s hydro-electric Plant near Dawson closes season with record cleanup. A CERTAIN school heads its advertisements with a striking picture. It is a morning scene. at 6:30 and won’t get home till after sunset. is a dingy tenement. He will return to THE SEATTLE STAR [CUrsURSTS oF EVERETT TRUE | MEMBER OF SCRIPPS NORTHWEST LEAGUE OF NEWsrArEns ‘Telegraph News Service of the United Prese Association | Entered at Seattle, Wash. Postotfice as Secont-Class Matter, | 4 mall, out of city, 85c per month up to @ mom; # mos. $1.80; year §2.35.| ana By carrier, city 36¢ a month. Published Dally by The Star Publishing Co, Phone Mats 9600, Private | necting all departments. Get the Right Man This Time UPT. G. A. RUSSELL of the Chehalis training school,| has resigned his post. | Russell's management of the institution, strange to say,| is passionately defended by H. T. Jones, chairman of the board of control of the institution. Jones asserts that the charges} made against Russell are “unfounded.” Jones says that these charges have been investigated and he gives the departing su-| perintendent a liberal coat of whitewash. However, Russell is getting out and that is all The Star| sought to accomplish—merely his elimination as a person totally unfit to handle boys who have gone wrong. Jones asserts, also, that Russell has intended to get out for quite a spell. This reflects excellent judgment on the | superintendent's part. The board of control is now seeking a new man for Rus-| sell’s job. It is to be hoped that the board will not make the same| error that it fell into when Russell was appointed. The man| for the job has got to be a pretty big sort of a chap; a man| who has no nerves, no temper, no fanatical ideas of correction and punishment. The training school is devised to be exactly what its| name indicates. It is an institution maintained by the people| to train lads who have taken the first downward step. It is| by no means a prison; it is not a reformatory; it is not a place for iron cages and steel-barred windows. It is an educational institution, precisely within the same| meaning that the Broadway high school is an educational| institution. | The students at Chehalis are a little bit plus-normal, if we may use that expression. They are over-developed or| under-developed ; they are highly strung, temperamental or merely “wild.” There is plenty of good material in the training school. It requires a good, strong man with brains and a heart to de-| velop this material. It is up to the board of control to get such a man for the job! FEDERAL BANK law released $4,000,000 In extra circulation In} Seattle Monday. Our point of view on the value of the law will, of| course, depend on how well that money will circulate our way. EX-CHIEF GRIFFITHS says the Job of police chief isn’t at all bad S —" {wr iss IT= couic? a hours before going for a club. He gets than when he left. A w Matter of Training? game of golf to a country back home fresher, better rested, ell-clad wife will kiss him at the door and merry, rosy-cheeked children will circle around him as he passes inward to the wait- ing four-course meal. He is the “trained man.” The inference of the “ad” is that this vivid contrast is wholly a matter of school training. For the purpose of a school with training to sell, such a representation is i true. Moreover, it holds ingenious. But it is only partly out false hopes. If everybody trained for the office job, it WHEN I HAND Yuva TEN DOLLAR BILE DON'T STOP TO ASK ME IF T'S THE SMACEST I've GoT! IT'S UP To Yev T sce THAT YOU HAVE ENOUGH CHANGS To DO Business wrry Hl! MEDAL FOR FATHER OF 25 YOUNGSTERS 8T, CHARLES, Mo., Nov. 17.— Following the birth of Frederick | Walkenhorst’s twenty-fifth ohtld, Treatment for for a man with a good stomach and a good temper. mayor name Judge Humphries? KNOCKE MAY keep their hammers going, but they can’t fool the people of le as to the city light plant, ite phenomenal success. and the low rates of service it has brought about, SUPERINTENDENT RUSSELL quits the Chehalis school, sald. ‘Nuff | SERGT. CARR'S police band will now practice on “Auld Lang th ga WA, and Fights Av., Reattic. wer any b% via Westinke av. Modern, slegantly furnished rooms, with the best s Ky ny) comfort and courtesy for money. Transient, 500 to $1; Soaniy. iy. 80 wi Kitchen Privileg Oh, why didn’t the| "| Remedy mailed | Piles Bomple treatment free quick rellet, stops. iteht rivacy of your pay home, Pyramid Pile Hemedy ta | for sale at all druggists, Mo a box, vedi 'Mail this Coupon| tothe PYRAMID DRUG COMPANY, |) 016 Pyramid Bidg. Marehall, Mich. | by ‘mail, citizens have started a movement |to present Walkenhorst with an antl-race suicide medal. Walken horet {s a dairyman and has so | many children living with him that | he does not need hired help. |SAYS U. S. FARMERS ‘| LACK EFFICIENCY WICHITA, Kan., Nov. 17.—“One farmer out of every three in this country {8 losing money, as a re. sult of inefficient methods,” | Such was the statement of Thom |as Cooper, director of the South | Dakota experiment station, made | before the International Dry Farm ing congress here. Pyramid Pile) BEST PAPER IN SEATTLE Bi Editor The Star: I am one of |Your readers, and mnst say The Star is the best paper printed tn Seattle, and further, it is the best daily paper I have ever read, I tke every feature, Some in particular are better than the others, such as the “Confessions of a Wife,” Cynthia Grey's column ts good and helpful ' MRS. J. F. CARLIN. very “1S MY HIND FEET, ~ ADOLPH. 1 HAP CoRNS. “Because IT'S DREADPUL Few NEC@S34RICS You CAN BUY WITH CIRARET: courons a” _WORDS BY SCHAEFER— -MUSIC BY MACDONALD 1 SEE pri Two FEET, OSCAR, “EROWT oo OXCUSE ME! NOW DeY ARE HIND FEET. ae AY aie: G would soon be the office man who would have to live meagerly in the black long hours on scanty pay. We've already more tenement and work the than enough of such training. The woods are full of youths looking for office jobs where they can wear “biled shirts” and keep their finger nails clean. What is needed is a new kind of training society at large, not calculated to make the men for in overalls ashamed of their job, but to teach the others of us how much we owe to the world’s real workers; to secure for them a just place in public respect as well as a just income. pas MR, CYNTHIA® REY * What kind of a typewriter iaets the longest?—A. L. B. A homely one. | am forming a male quartet, but am short a tenor, where | can find on | We shall do noth of the kind. We are planning a crusade against tenors and tntend to head a dele- gation to ask the next legislature |to make ft a felony for a quartet }to include a tenor, ed @ great deal with | blackheads, What should | do to get rid of them?—c. E. H. Tell them you are broke. 1 am both Who, In your opinion, Is the bio gest bully In the world?—H. Thesdocs Mocewvelt, Ha ieé xii] over the United States three times. Every time It rains my little boy, age 9, makes tracks In the house. I have spanked him time and again for doing this, but It does no good. | | do not wish to be cruel, but | am/ determined to break him of the| habit. What shall | do?—Mrs, 0.) ae Evidently you are an old-fash-| foned kind of a mother who knows | nothing of the modern theories of raising children. If your boy has a| bad habit, instead of combating it and breaking the child's spirit, why not direct his energies so that what appeared to be bad will be. come of value? It is quite plain that if he makes tracks in the house he will some day become a railroad butlder, Encourage him along that line. What Is good for the appe' CASCARETS CURE HEADACHE, COLDS CONSTIPATION Get a 10-cent box. Take a Cascaret cleanse your Liver, Stomach and Bowels, and you will surely feel great by morning. You men and women who have headache, coated tongue, a bad cold, are bilious, nervous, upset, bothered with a siok, gassy, disordered stomach, or have backache and feel all worn out. Are you keeping your bowels clean with Cascarets—or merely forcing a passageway every few days with salts, cathartic pills or castor ofl? Cascarets immediately cleanse and regulate the stomach, remove the sour, undigested and ferment- ing food and foul gases; take the excess bile from the liver and car- ry off the constipated waste. mat- ter and poison from the bowels, Remember, a Cascaret tonight | will straighten you out by morning. A 10-cent box from your druggist means healthy bowel action; a tonight to clear head and cheerfulness for months, Don't forget the children, ! ce How can | prevent my peires) s bagging at the knees?—w Put them on backwards Gar | other night JESTIONG MR. GREY CAN® What kind of lather should 1 nq in shaving a corn?—F. F. V. My children have great fun blow-| ing soap bubbles, but a few mo-| ments after the bubbles are formed | they burst. Is there any way to/ preserve them?—Mrs. T. BE. G, How can I removo an imaginary | wart?—A. 8. Can I buy any food Fal thougnt| at the groceries ?—D. | Could I be choc gl under the firearms law for blowing up a speaking tube?—F. 8. | O. Bain, 45,'proprietor of the | "| Buttermilk dairy, died in his room, Jat 718 Maynard ay. S. Monday from an attack of heart failure. 1332-34 Second Avenue WON'T SUPPORT A dollar invested in one of these will give more lasting comfort, keep out more cold and dampness, prove more beneficial than a corre- sponding amount given out in any other way. The Fire Demon ts the only Gas Jet Heater hav- ing heat-distributing coils, It is the greatest producer of heat for the smallest consumption of gas. 25¢ Welabach Reflex Inverted 30 The best mantle known to us. This ie the Last Call at These Prices—We Are Not Re-ordering. 1416 Fourth SPINNING’S CASH STORE i335 "ave! HUSBAND'S DOGS SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 17.—"I am tired of supporting my husband) and his dogs.” | This was the plaint today of Mre, Kennedy Cameron, vaudeville act-) ress, who was given a divorce by| Superior Judge Van Nostrand from) Charles D. Cameron, an animal trainer, | They were married in ey eight years ago. “A few months after our mar-| riage,” Mrs, Cameron told the court, “my husband lost his job and has/ | not worked since. He contends {t is up to me to feed him and his joe" LONDON, Nov. 17 —Marsball| Field's grandson, Henry Field, one} of America’s richest boys, is serving jas an EB bngtish army y chauffeur, LONDON, Nov. 17.—A dry pow. der capsule is being used as a ty phold preventive in the armies. Rach contains 10,000,000,000 microbes, and a soldier has to take four a day for a week to gain immunity ———0e_—____— Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days | At yy refund money if PAZO oumget to cure hes ~ Bleed! ing Piles. 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