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

STAR—SATURDAY, NOV. 21, 1914. PAGE 4. - SR, eee sacl eect enalcsehet “1 ; ooo: "Tike 13 WHAT WS MARE IT, —>, H | "AH, PRAY HOLD TURMOIL, PEACE, CA a i "RATHER NAS REPLACED THE | 4" "THESG A TAKE Cine ‘easy While You TAKE eee. | I; SOLDFISH ON THIR STAND AQ AN » MOMBNY,” I SHOULD WorRY! ¢ } . Act oF DEFIANCE. I'M AFRAID iT WILL DSSPRLY WOUND MR, RUDYARD ‘Dillpickles | |ssease-e's. aogaoeue’ in 3 | Rudyard Rhubarb Reigns | Unruffled A 4-Reel ‘Screecher Film 25 REDOMAORE E eat vasa: Beat AP ELE REA I TI GRR TEMES SA A SH RES REP BE ACT SS NNT sacle A QUESTION: WHO SHOT THE RABBIT? 7. ee eo 8 8 8 & 8 & % WORDS BY SCHAEFER—MUSIC BY MACDONALD | _————— x — TIRE FREES BI og oe age oe CR a / DERE'S A RABBIT! DERE H LHIT HiM—J No, L HIT HIM “You PAY DER NO, YOU KNOCKED GOES, ADOLPH — RIGHT OVER oni oe ai 1 eaw HIM FALL. Bi big Sse Him OVER, ADOLPH, DER TOP OF DOT HILL. over. . You SAW HIM YOu PAY DER | Ret: FALL. FARMER! | ~~ IT YIKES 8 MAN wiry ASKVER TONBUE Fo Séli A FMD HICKS i ill ' | Deak i tr y My iT! Give the Working Man a Law to Get His Wages TPE fetowing nosde no eBterial comment. It wages, as a result of which, even after they finally wages, Without cost to the laborer. throughout the state, where cases of this nature oe a a, sonktpaelie «area Saag iaton ta toce coed wo to.” “& lnac pummel Ok al “2 issi A a goodly portion o! as attorney's fees. most distressing situation n ied in “It is recomme: t present law " Olson ot Soe ernie: “This is a condition that deserves the gear bill = be — nted - the a peeiisn 3 Me bia araaage of time checks be so ty ad : ; ‘ : tion of the next legislature, for it can be safely sai tive ly next January for its earnest considera- ame! t will not be greatly incon, | |." “Thousands of snhasneesocee “St this state that one of the most necessary and beneficial pieces tion. venienced in obtaining the payment of his wages, me every year where laboring men, after having honest- of legislation that could be enacted in behalf of the “It provides for the establishment of small for it is often the case now that workmen are com- ~ ly earned small sums of money, are compelled to wage-earners of the state would be a law providing debtors’ courts under the jurisdiction of the duly pelled to walk long distances to have their time : employ attorneys to sue their employers for their for the speedy collection of small sums due in elected county and municipal justices of the peace checks redeemed in negotiable paper or in cash.” ny this — yy eg THE SEATTLE STAR Louteursts or evererr true MOST ANYTHING. | tess prices pur punci ES | | phages oF ae Rapes as <6 writin’. I hope my ‘meanin’s clear.|] In the Buying Power of Your Coin—The Time to | wild and woolly as ever?” “Just about. Only last week I/ | saw a friend of mine have a very| Harry—May I have the pleasure | 50¢ Bottle Liquid Veneer .................++0- MEMBER OF SCRIPPS NORTHWEST LEAGUE OF NEWSPAPERS) } Take Advantage of Them Is Now ‘Telegraph News Service of the United Presse Association Not Exactly Slow Entered at Seattle, Wash. Postoffice as Second-Ciass Matter. | |narrow escape from a band of in-| of this dance? ; Makes old things new. For dusting, cleaning, am om; 6 $1.50; year $3.25. |furtated Indians. He made a re-| Carrie—Just a minute—I—er- brightening. Agar By matl, out of city, bp i Rg er eee ee | }mark that displeased them, and| Harry (offering his arm)—Well, $1.00 L Ret | > him, | {f you want to hesitate, let's get Out 1. eedaw! Jeweled Watch Compass ....... Ss Publish: Co, Phone Main 9400, Private | about nine of them rushed at ‘ re Published Datly Le oe wy oy rtment some carrying clubs. on the floor. The best guide you can have in the woods, tour- Es jonnecting ail depertmente—_—______) | cwhat aia be Gof" leap aete +90 8 ing, motoring, boating or camping. Has stop to Bagi : “He merely #aid, ‘Play ball, or I'll! prevent wear when not in use. As to Depression fine every one of you. And they He ERE’S WHAT a well known business man, who has jDiarea” ae 50c Old Copper-Finish, Jet-Knob, Mortise Lock Set Pec é i New York to Seattle, told b obedi 4 cqnestan gulp obeRisa cee « .22¢ tng of recently made the trip from Ne ictal at Sole ah ge Never has been such a lock value before. is the editor of The Star: : oo A : ; | we “You find the feeling of business depression strongest eet ge at your house Thanke-! If Mee Mattock .. +. s.0ss sss ctesseceedes +01 B80 or | |» Freddio—Bet your life we are! 1 These goods should go like “wildfire” at such down East. As you travel westward hg travel out of the) gloom and into conditions that are rea ly nearer the normal “This is due to three things. Down East the stock ex- changes are the thermometers of business, to a great extent, and they’re doing nothing. Secondly, as you go westward, you run into the possessors of big crops. Thirdly, the Mid- dle West is beginning to take advantage of the Panama canal. “The East will recover from its depression over stagna- tion in the stock exchanges, but it has got to put up with its || prices, We will not reorder, so now is your oppor- tunity to get double money's worth. ola chap, if we aren't &#-golng | SPINNING’S CASH STORE 1417 he j janyw in particular, what's the | |idea of g-egetting there so beastly | | heard ma invite the minister to din-| ner.—Fun | eee Not Used to It Nervous Auto Guest—I essay, losses through diversion of a great part of the Middle West What She Liked ific via Ni Jeans and other Southern | He~—They say that she {9 engag-| LOS ANGELES, Nov. 21.—Gor. trade to the Pacific via New er a \ oie pon AND Hine ee ports. She—I thought that ehe detested |tour of Southern California before “Perhaps a third of the trade of the country will soon be seeking new routes. This must have a tremendous effect upon the regions that have handled th®s trade and are now given ‘o-by. 264 EThose down Easterners are going to feel blue for some time to come, and there’s nothing psychological about the rea son for it.” returning to Sacramento. The go* | noisy people? | | | He—Oh, but she Hikes his ring! ALL “HET Pp” ernor attended, last night, a pf Nar ths”) = | | gressive banquet to celebrate his Quite Clear victory. Thanksgivin’ day ts comin’, It {n't so far away. An’ I'll be glad at dinner, because my dad'll say,| | "Now, b come on an’ hurry, |I your plate can take an’ help y |to more turkey an’ punkin ple an cake.” | You needn't think I'm crazy for talkin’ like I do, 1 ain't so awful jstupid, an' what I say is true. We're goin’ to @ neighbor's at eatin’ | time this year—I guess that I'll quit| OAKLAND, Cal, Nov. 21— Stirred to action by public charges of graft and corruption voiced here last night by Francis J. Heney be- fore a crowd of 4,000 representative | citizens, the executive committee of| the Oakland citizens’ committee of | 100 met today to map out a definite plan of action Counsel will be engaged and the! work of cleaning up Alameda county | started at once, | Heney merely pointed out what he said he considered as first class | evidence that Alameda county was} hot eycombed with graft and corrup-| tior | “But I wish to say,” declared| Heney, “that Oakland has a polit {eal be His name is Mike Kelly dh on a par with the no |tortous Abe Ruef of San Francisco,” [ATKINSON TO TALK ON “DETERMINISM” As an important part of the science of social evolution, the subject of | “Determinism ; or, Why We Ar | What We Are,” will be discuss WOMEN ONLY What every woman wants is & safe and sure cure, not an @% periment. A reliable remedy for all Female Troubles Irregularities—a friend in need. SANDERSON’S PILLS are all this and more, as thou: sands have testified. Try Sam derson’s Pills and you will not be disappointed. Take no other. Nothing else is just as Circular free. By mail $2 bor or 8 boxes for $5, Every guaranteed. For sale by Kin sell Bros., Second and Madison, Third and Columbia, One Uniform Lesson ND NOW Indianapolis produces a federal judge who rules A that the workers for a street railway company run for private profit may not strike if conditions and pay are not satisfactory. ifeag : eae ; This ruling, too, like the anti-picketing ruling in Chicago was carefully postponed until AFTER election, when labor's chance to protest at the polls was far removed We must expect a lot of such rulings, now that standpat ism thinks it is once more cock of the walk Very well; they will simply hasten the pendulum swing the other way. é i b Lah Gay GaN SO AOE History teaches one uniform story. Toryism never learn Lords and ' CAN THIS PUP F COURSE it’s regular and all right, but it does sound | funny to hear King George open parliament with, | INHERIT KINK | “My Lords and gentlemen:” |matd it was Should President Wilson, in addressing congres ; DI ccctes tn “Senators and gentlemen,” there would be folks who would| 5 | ae pened to bave a@ similar Marcel tc ite tatt ne n the other hand, led in| 1 pop hound, which on Ite flanks tdentical t marked the pup, and 8 dog's ofteprit | ch for the sitting, but Resinol Soap take it that “gentlemen” applied to members of the house| ering d as Stick Wan teaies Address all letters to only, But King George is right. The lords are his. A king PLANTIC CITY, N, Ju, Nov. 20-—[ 10 ecg Mates ne all clears ba | er will contend that there 1s no RAYMOND REMEDY CO» can make a lord but no king can make a gentleman | Deciding that a pup could inhertt al)" dN | e credit due any one for being good,|| 217% Pike St, Seattle, Wash: (i rhe ae kink in its tall from @ similar pecu ~ land therefore there should be no . : C. M, SCHWAB, steel magnate, Is optimistic. So would the Hote! | \!*rity attached to Its father, no mat SALAZAR ESCAPES complexions Pir Mee |condemnation for being bad de Gink be if it had his millions. r if the warmer did happen to re | 4 | = — ” _— —_—____—_— web ive its twist through an accident | Pimples and blackheads dis- An Excuse od his ma ALBUQUERQUE, N. M lov appear, red, rough, blotchy com- “Twice did Smith refuse to take , ; f., Nov ; | ; o Frank|—With the assistance of confed plexions become clean, clear hie a drink on conscientious grounds.” ers, after most careful conaid-| erates, who overpowered and bound|| velvety, and hair health an “ph t a) Wrece n the third time he should NOW EUGENE SCHMITZ will again run for mayor of San Fran-|°rstion of the untaue problem,|the deputy in charge, Gen. Jose|| beauty are aided by the regular | jaye telt justified a taking beets cisco, seeking vindication, Maybe some one can induce Lieut. Becker|*”*'ed Mimer D. Booy of this city) Ynes Salazar, held in jail here since| use of Resinol Soap, It does ita “Why 80?” Ge after the “dad” had react rity, District Court AT ANY RATE, there isn’t a lot of red tape, or yellow tape, either, to get at Clay Allen's opinion of Frank Tape. MOST DELICIOUS W With Syrup and Plenty of Butter. to run for mayor of New York and Gid Tupper for mayor of Seattle, | Tardit hound pup, to witch both | his escape from Mexico, several|| workeasily, quickly and at little |) ecause three scruples make | SPECIAL DINNERS Abita Waeeiag road ; oey and Thomes Hud son of Pleas months Ago, encaped last night || costevenwhenothermethodsfail. |! one dram.” Served from 6 to $ p.m. Bring the family and save money, IT ,000 lobsters are coming here. Chamber of Com-|°"{"!!10 claim ownership Salazar was held on a charge of! Arar merce must have secured the Landlords’ convention. Chesil need re seg ord — perinr7, alleged to have been com, || yogryd war ser pny It All Depends | SUNDAY CHICKEN DINNER ons ster tte rviaaetttat Aol siltation : mitted in attempting to obtain his|| which physicians | From 12 noon to 8 " 0S Tem we met mene Ay, wear Kitch ind which had an 044 curl tn tts! release from the interne camp at|| have prescribed for years in the care of Playwright (dictating) —Love 1s pend aha aves et siegantly furnished rooms, with the best ON | waxer, Under cross-examination| Fort Wingate, NM |] wkinandscalptroubles, Sold byaltdealers |/the greatest force in the world, | NCH Papper A ccggena ge yg ny nf il testified that the peculiar kink || infolle gaods, Yor sample free, write Blase Typist (taking it down)—| the least money, Transient, B60 to $1; P { 1 there because « third-ratl trol-! Japan has granted the right to!| %Dept.9, Resinol, Baltimore, Md. Love {s the greate: 0 Hoel Sere. TUT O GCS iy tea ron over te. 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