The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 21, 1915, Page 4

Freight rates to all portions of the globe have advanced by from 10 to 1,000 per cent. President Wilson contends that a government-owned ship line will rem- edy this but shall be run only so long as private interests wish. When the latter are i ready to take over the business, Uncle Sam will pull out. rt oi Why should Uncle Sam pull out? Why shouldn’t he keep his ships and use them to regulate ocean freight rates? » Wash, Rvetoftic a *Qood EVENING, “CONS RIGHT IN, | q MY NAME {8 YOUNG MANe DIANAIS SPARKER! EXPECTING You." _- | BULL MOOSE MEDILL McCORMICK has bolted and says he’ Dopey “to get back to the party of his fathers.” That's where Medill| “ peatly belongs. If it hadn't been for the party of his fathers, Medil! might today be peddling collar buttons around some market house “When Medill returns, it's sure time to knife the fatted calf, | ’ ¢ A _ What Is a Promise? | AYOR GILL he the bill the people would get a chance to vote on it Mayor Gill only said Mayor Gill did not do so _ Mayor Gill’s word and Mayor Gill's deed are not neces-} in harmony Mayor Gill told Councilman Pautobus bill, he would sign it the same But Mayor Gill did not sign it Mayor Gill vetoed it Mayor Gill’s word was no good We Let Mexicans Settle Their Affairs? HIS is plainly President Wilson's policy forth in his Indianapolis speech it} its difficulties. In the first place, can the Mexicans set- their affairs? Since the tyrannical hand of Diaz was ten off, Mexico has been practically in a state of an . Today it hasn't a government that any foreign na- on, with any consideration for ordinary caution and fair-| Ss, could recognize. To date, it is clearly a demonstra- of incapacity for self-government. In the second place: Will the Mexicans let us let them their affairs? Suppose that Villa, despairing of licking za, raids one of our border towns? Suppose that any of the half-dozen factions in Mexico which claim to be government raids U, S. territory. Would it not be the very for defeated Villa, or Zapata, or Carranza to do? We Yt see and don’t recognize any government in Mexico. We would have to go after the offending faction, invade xico, which would unite Mexico and thus save Villa's, Zapata’s, or Carranza’s neck, as the case might be. President Gutierrez has issued $300,000000 worth of based on national revenue stamps and redeemable fithin 20 years. Villa and Zapata swear that they will divide he real estate among the common people pretty regardless f existing titles. President Carranza decrees to be illegal its of interests in oil, water, mineral and timber holdings said would sign autobus so | however | Hesketh, author of the Mayor Gill told the press} | im a . as set but It is the correct policy, “MAMA, THere’s THe Bene acaini® Good Evennic. eu WY NAMS Is BSTTER RUN ALONG Hone F are deeply interested. With the precious "Monroe Doctrine Preserve, will Uncle Sam be permitted to let the Mexicans their affairs? MISSOURI'S LEGISLATIVE commission announces that $8 per is the minimum wage upon which a working girl can tive, and thousands of them are existing on $4.50. It is .a $3.50 distinction living and existing, you see. Experience and a Lesson | PIVHE second biggest city on the continent, Chicago, being} about to elect a mayor, is once more in the throes of ting about doing something for its straphangers with interchangeable transfers, pay Scent fares to be! like hogs in a pen—-glad even to get a strap hold Chicago will talk, but it will not act, for Chicago has d its chance. When Dunne was mayor and the momster traction sys- “tem, inflated by Yerkes, lay gasping of dropsy, Chicago was ed to take it over, squeeze out the wind wand water and a real service for the people It would have been the thing to do. But doing took Sven and defiance of Chicago’s business god; so Chicago] Het clever lawyers fool her into a compromise, under which | | Privilege kept the juicy part of the oyster and yielded the| og 4 part and the shell. | Hl aving thus sinned away her day of grace, Chicago is} okey now to come back, though her crafty politicians will | do the gabfest turn for all they are worth. This experience ought to point a moral elsewhere Maybe it will and maybe it won't They say you should never hit an enemy when he is down. But the saying oughtn’t to apply to a privately owned| jonopoly of public service. With refemence to it the revised ersion reads: Never let up on it until it is down—AND OUT! No spoon is long enough to sup with the devil “WELL, MAMA, WHAT'S THE DeLay § ‘way DON'T You BRING MR. SPARKER'S TWIN BROTHGR INS’ ” 4 rd « ~ A CHICAGO reporter has been badly wounded In the cheek by rapnel, near Warsaw. Those Germans certainly do fire the strong ipnel! SIX MEMBERS of the California senate, just convened, have no £ eee ae. = —____. —__ thy teeth. If there we: c Bills to introduce. California is sure the progr — thing as ar’ tanin’ eit tease ef os cubtattenaies | BM . e using them. It is a | TWO DAYS after opening their expo, Gan Diegans discovered the| "MOS" - ANY j H iN | 3 who’ use the eo-celled” “Arges nes of what is a diplodocus ichthiosaurus, a dinotherium plesicsaurus, | so | pl nnin Ss p | advertising scheme soon fail and move, while the Dentists w oO ee ors” 97 S909 for expositions. root tmned at Conclusions nat! iytitn't” sald the neighbor | honest Bridgework remain” where . eetles vens, man! hat Why can’t you? 15e Half-F Inverted *Gas their reputation is their greatest GREECE ORDERS ail her reservists Ing Canada to join their colors| Wasn't a collector you threw out mca 1 want to use the rope hast Hg g ip . 106 hee by March 1. Sounds as if Greece were going to baste Turkey. |then—-he was a customer! | myself, nveiy hobo ti. nalected> aa laemieittan ie for, Yeu te go to any : see I, Waller It was the second thme| “For what purpose?” the other Lo, CLAM Ds. \T] we buy only first quality come to me for an examination and A IT 18 just one merry netteay after anether for the Old Boy. War|! *¥ him here, A customer never| persisted | ; consultation without charge, and. T omes he re aie I wat to tle up uitta'te $3.25 25-ft. Lufkin Challenge will show you Rew oa itt fas made fish eo scarce in Northern England that they're talking of |°2%e* here more than on and, Sih Se ee nis teat of $$$ $ $a$$$ $| Leather Case Stee! Tape Line and T make @ dollar on your Dental gutting two days of fasting out of every week in Lent. | pith tad | ae lng ae _* COUPON—Worth #2 and $1.89 | Work nat sh ow oO 1.” sneered 6 | by | Critical Moment : | | would-be borrower | The Barber—Your hair fe com!: ean you tle up | | _LADIES, PLEASE observe Arizona's splendid deference to women. |,,.,. 00, arbor Your halr is comlMKy vaor with m rope?” ™ a: tape to be suro of accurate BWARE OF 13 Mrs. Rachel Barry, Apache county member, has got the house to pro- ua Geant fobai i ‘ My friend,” said the nefghbor, | \T] measurements; $1.89 is below at NEXT DOOn SAND. sie bit smoking. Mrs, Senator Frances Mumds, senator for Yavapai coun-|, 1” CTA pal eal stim Allah ts great and he permits us| wholesale price. " MY OFFICES. , has got the senate to permit it. Fone tal ee ieee coanont’ sake.) to do wtrange things with n rope 4-0 Germantown 6-02, Ball Pein 50c to $5.00 SAVED ‘ ssecnanili aii te I beck fal (0 Mt, or it will crawl) when we don't want to lend it.” or Machinist's Hammer ....58¢ Can at My Op- jback again, | | ary oe wore mre Wee Weighs nearly 9 oz. handled WESTERN-GOODYEAR QU/iCK SHOER REPAIR Squeezed | « moanernusal and you ave $16.00 on an|ff Forged ftom ong ptece solid tool : COMPANY byerenny |. “I thought your father wasn't go N0 Joby, ete [I] steel; second-gfowth “hick: ry’ eae, , Help me on with this overcoat, |ing to send you back to college?”| Our prices remain exactly the! [ handle ted for you and I will gu We Guarantee You the Best Work in Town—The Best of Matertais |]|my peach,” said Herbert to Adele That's #0, Dad did kick on the |*ame during this discount offer a | HT 19 1 Lorain Boy's Coaster Brake save you fron 600 to § Used. Bring Us Your Old Shoes—Wé'll Make Them Like Now No, Herbert, I'm not your peach, | expense, but I threatened to stay at! It’work. aires Mert peccestneag | | (yee y" $20.00 of glasses you may require. Lenses 5 . |but your lemon. And if you want|/home and help run the business, |” ‘This coupon good only at the Regal | ‘ | duplicated a specialty 219 James St. Jolm Cicchetti, Prop. |] iemon aid, vou ignow. what you|and then he decided that a Dentiats, 1406 Third avenue, north: a Departure | ne cyt Pc ‘i | Edwin J. Brown, D. D. S. |must do first course would be a lot cheaper. weat corner Union # t mud guards; will be reduced $1.00 each day until sold, sth Leadii - Herbert promptly squeezed the he he Good Only at the Regal Dentat Office ||] Our New Lightning Razor Sharpener Does Quicker and Better Work |] Dental Department Sin wien Virginia Ot. and Kigh th A Use any cars via Went Ink. Dotty! days?” What are you do. Kit | lemon | “Hello, 24. 9 ling the Hotel P An Arabian Fable Same old thing.” the least money. Frelwstent. See as fy ileg An Arab went to his neighbor Are you, really? 1 thought he weekly, $7.60 to 06 tiv es and said, “Lend me your'rope.” | went abroad.” Daten: —...URSDAY, JAN, 21, Mas! Why Shouldn’t Uncle Sam Stay in Steamship Business? CASCARETS FOR BOWELS, STOMACH HEADACHE, COLDS, 3 ; PARKER! NOW —7 CANIT Get 10-cent box now one Even though you snip is considered, all Dentist between the years 1876 and 1915. Financial anarchy SPARKSRS LETTING You IN = Are you keeping your liver, stom know nothing about /agreed that my work cor ar less muti "s b he Villa- 7 le pure d music or have never touched althan the cheap Dentists well as government. In Gutierrez's bonds, in the Villa eveninc!° ach and bowels clean, pure an 1 while this same work equa’ ta division of land, in oil, water, mineral and timber con- -- sa le nesses iid meeghee | te phe bn an haar or tune Henele however high the price forcing © passageway every few | : ons of Mexico, the strongest nations of Europe will be days with salts, cathartic piils or | who do not know one note from an- DQBWORK AND PLATRWORK castor oll? This is important THE ONLY SAFE WAY, Cascareta immediately cleanse music with this method without ere is as much 4ifference be- the stomach, remove the sour, und!- | jany assistance whatever from any|tween modern Prophylactic Bridge- “ pur, j wor o-callee “Al a gested and fermenting food and foul | one m gar Bigs Pe A tar or take the excess bile from | ' Send at once for our Free Booklet, and gold You could not the liver and carry out of the aye / GR-R- RI ' IT CAN ucKk | which will be sent, postpaid, at our r in for Alveolar he tipated waste matter THAT Pup i! jexpense and which wiki explain our ¢ if washed your vet geben tu tek oan special offer and tell you all about |mouth and teeth with pure iye and and pois | nitric acid, whi ridge 5 this successful method that hae al- «" 4 ot Seer made helf-cleansing. and al digi palais Dy asonpg dA aed ready brought pleasure and happl-|\re ‘easy, “of mene ie fous 926 Coe ness to thousands of homes in all| brush, while there is no war to Cascaret tonight will straighten you | parts of the United States and Can-| Teach’ and clean the under surtace out by morning. They work while Jada. Simply write us a postal card |°f the so-called “Alveolar” teett | oent bo: D ou | 7 nae whic t best only c As Tom em: SP eks Not: ae FON or letter, saying, “Please send me] aie bridgework, which was ‘inc druggist will keep your head * your Free Booklet This will cost {carded by al! up: date Dentists stomach #w bowels regular for months. : Ps : ‘ = ‘, ’ k @ laced dé ‘ 0+ Night and morning, morning and night, and often in | forget the children—their little tn Numeral Method Music Co. 126 B}uoy” Gumunce’ thie saddle (Alveo- ween, thousands of Chicagoans, in elevated or surface sides need a gentle cleansing, too. Trussed Conrete Building, Detroit, | superiority In every way, expectally beaun It has been demonstrated that railroad rates can only be regulated by gov- We cannot get up an international commerce commi ernment control. ion that ps, but we can have a fleet of ships that could con- trol ocean freight rates through competition. Any pool that cannot be broken by law can be broken by the right sort of competition. could control foreign-owned sh YOU ARE BUYING YOUR VEGETABLES SPECIAL wvouncenenr! unoffensive vegetable is toofany way come in contact with hu verlooked as a medium for|man excreta or earth so contami in con nated This is rather a usual ¢ the food | practice with certain Oriental gar- of a city deners who are now raising truck Deco mposed on the outskirts of American cities vegetable mat and the habit of using this type of Z ter may be as | fertilizer is brought with them * harmful as de from the old world. composed animal | Regarding other vegetables of the { food supply, such as canned arti | chief thing cles, salt meats, condiments and in to guard yourself against rotten|the like, the state food inspections rden stuff, This depends lorgely|as at present organized in the von the housewife who buys and| United States may be relied upon * gerdener who sells. There {s|to provide all requisite supervision little attempt at inspection of vege-|As a matter of actual fact, the bulk tabl n American cities oft materials Come across the F Vv tables which to be\state line and their quality ts con eaten raw, such as tuce, rad |sequently safeguarded by the excel. lishes, ete., should under no cir (lent work of the United States | cumstances be sold if they have in| bureau of chemistry ; | Keep your hands cl ' hands are carriers of di & soiled hands are 2 Doctors say there's more danger & THRILUNG DEVELOPMENT a : he ¥ Mc. a. i dirty hands than in dirty milk i | The students at the or water. Thorough and frequent IN THE TURBULENT CARCER [day schools will celebrate their| washing of the hands will keep —oFr— lquarterly stag party Thursday |them free from disease germs. [night in the Y. M. C. A. anditor-| EVERE 7 T T RUE jum. A program of stunts, music T [and welcoming exercises will be th bl | put on by the student's council, 00 rou es committee of representative reg FULL DETAILS dents who look after the social ite . IN THIS PAPER of all the men and boys in the ow y A. schools. |M. c | To Cure a Cold in One Day Take La: nt tat eative Bromo Quintne Tablets. reece OS | -|LEARNTOPLAY PIANO OR ORGAN | PONTO, THE THE Pun?) INAFEWHOURS| 2] | IN YOUR OWN HOME | to Avoid Them By D: Tia t d money if it falle to epre _ Tomoreow Seattle's Leading Dentist titto: tint just ike any other business or profession, and there is a price Hmit below which no Dentist can descend maintain the quality workmanship and qualt rials used. and, after all, my prices are not but a few cents higher than what the Cheap John Dentists would charge you. When the excellence of my materials aud master workman- A Detroit musician has invented a wonderful, new system which en- ables any person or little child to learn to play the plano or organ in other are able to play their favorite ¢ and your liver and Don't you nothing and put you under no obligation to us whatever, Address hen modern Bridgework came into forty years ago, Modern Bridge- Mich in lasting a real Dentist) Dentistry as a but just took it up be- thought it an easy money ne profession cause he graft whereby to talk money away ver studie: ftom people. pected to unde: Ue selence of would hardly be ex- tand the Prophylac- nstructing Bridge- White Gloves Cleaned work You see, if it is not called Cc an Cc Bridgework, the money getters can | get large prices, but any reputable r bl Dentist will tell you that Plant and Office, 10th Ave and old-fashior bridge teeth are E. Union. and dangerous to health and I have many of these bridges : ; i have destroyed the natural FE. 849—Phones—BE. 1164. j that held them tn. So-called | ooventh aad Seles “Alveolar” teeth are clumsy, bung- ing and unclean, while modern tridgework is trim, strong, clean | TONIGHT and ‘neat, and docs” not feel « mouthful, When three or four good, teeth remain in the mouth set can be restored safely with mod- $150 in Prizes strong the full We Make Motion Pictures Finest Equipment in th | C. ern Bridgework. while the weight 7 5-0" oboe ° | ” of bungling Aiv teeth alone Northwest ' We'll Dance as That Saee gente teeth, Alege Long as the until all teeth are lost, and the H Crowd Lasts ADMISSION 25c botch work, too. It is far better to have plates made in the first place and save the money than to have this old-fashioned work put in. TEETH (PLATES) THE FINAL, Jacobs Photo Shops P.1, Building, Seattle Clever Boy | She had shown him the family photo album, as was her custom, As a rule Platework must be re- | When he spoke up and said, “You | Includes 5 Dance gorted to, in a short time after Alveolar” teeth are put in and at- |know some people think an album | taped to. thren eee er ounce hice is old-fashioned, but there are fea- | ickets decayed front teeth and extended clear back so as to restore the full set, because reason will convince tures I greatly admire in this one.” “And what are they?" she asked. | Yours.” | He clinched her on the spot. Ladies Free Jany intelligent person that loose front teeth could not be made to do the work of sixteen natural h three A good, steel You must have Ave. —Your Patronage Will Be Appreciated SPINNING’S CASH STORE 2425:2427 Fourth Av. Union Block, Regal Dental Offices | DR. L. R. CLARK, MGR. | 1405 Third Avenue ‘ N. WwW. Corner Third and Union Open days until 4 for p 8 and § le who work.