The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 12, 1915, Page 4

STAR—FRIDAY, FEBRU 4, "MM GoIN To SCIP OVT To THe MOVIES, IP MR, LAGE SHOULD 4RRIVE DON'T TELA HIM YM OUT WILL You £ SEND M© WORD IN’ *NERE I'VE BEEN AMITING AN HOUR FOR MR. LAGE To Calc. lire IS REALLY Too SHoRT To WASTE WAITING WHEW T DON'T VEN KNOW IP HE'S COMING? hy 1 WON'T VOTES FOR ANY SUCH LAW. . NOBODY HAS A RIGHT YERPGRE WITH A MAN'S PERSONAL LIGERTY! west 11 LEAGUE or NEWSrA mnt Main 9400. Prt Today Is Abraham Lincoln’s Birthday; Read What He Thought of War In a letter to J. L. Conkling, Aug. 26, 1863, Abraham Lincoln wrote: | “I hope it (peace) will come soon and come to stay; @nd so come as to be worth the keeping in all future time & It will then have been proved that among free “men there can be no successful appeal from the ballot the bullet, and that they who take such appeal are sure to lose their case and pay ay the cost.” : rom second Inaugural address, Washington, March 3, 1865: “Both (parties to the war) read the same Bible and pray #0 the same God; and each invokes His aid against the other . The prayers of both could not be answered “The Almighty has His own purposes, ‘Woe World because of offenses! for it must needs be that offenses} ome; but woe to that man by whom the offense cometh.’| Fondly do we hope—fervently do we pray—that this mighty mrourge of war may speedily pass away.” Address at Harrisburg, Pal, Feb. 22, 1861 (while on way to in tion at Washington) (referring to Quakers) Nusion has been made to the peaceful 1 iples upon Pwhich the great commonwealth was originally settle ed. All to add my meed of praise to those peaceful crinctoles I} no one of the Friends who originally settled here, or} who lived here since that time, or who lives here now has been| ‘er is a more devoted lover of peace, harmony and concord than my humble self. © “While I have been proud to see today the finest military ‘array I think that I have ever seen, allow me to say in re-| d to those men that they give hope of what may be done! ‘When war is inevitable. But at the same time allow me to © express the hope that the shedding of blood may never be} - needed. It shall be my purpose to preserve the! 3 of this country insofar as it can possibly be done con- _ sistently with the maintenance of the institutions of this! a unto th w ny “MOST ANYTHING. MOVIE STANDARD THE BADLY OFF al Ae 2 ress Feb. 22, 1861, to legisiature at Harrisburg, Pa.: “While Tsam sincerely gratified to see the manifestation] your streets of your military force here I de-} to repeat that I do most sincerely hope we shall have ® use for them; that it will never become their duty to shed —Members of the Belgian clergy have been ‘informed by German @uthorities that their salaries wil! be paid by the German government, | led they sign a declaration not to do or say anything prejudict Germany. em | | “There hobbles Mr. Spoge, papa 'T guess he hasn't found a cure for So ‘You've just come from| bis rheumatism |chureht How long was the ser. “It's worse than that, my son mon? | He's found several 1 should say about six reels DRINK HOT TEA |What They Ask Mr. Cynthia Grey Please tell me how tomakeacan| FOR A BAD COLD diestick.—M. R — Put a little glue on it | Get a small 5 of Hamburg - Breast 1 or as German Dear Mr. Grey folk ° a it Hamburg rust Can you tell me where I can find| Thee,” at any pharmacy. Take a ta a couple of dumb belles ?—D. 8. ‘T blespoonful of the tea, put a cup of At a society wedding yolling water upon tt, pour through - ja sieve and drink a teacupful at Mr. Grey anw time. It is the most effective = ci Please enawer these two ques-|Way to break a cold and cure r tions Terippe, as it opens the pores, re. What fs {t that you can’t keep un-|!leving congestion. Also loosens the bowels, once. It is inexpensive vegetable, ther Ul you give It to somebody? thus breaking @ cold at What is it that you haven't got after you take it and watch yon still| |have if you don't take it?—B, H | These questions should not and entirely fore harmless Odd Suit and be printed in this column, as there is answer them B. H. will continue ma ask them, so to s*ve ourselves trou ble we give the correct answers a any orchestra puts on so m airs?—| SALE Gall at the Drug Co., a Ther Pa M. W. W | Washington st betond “av Ends Saturday. There are yet That's his business and he gets| nd have the nment phyal: 184 Suits and Overcoats— tian diag preacribe paid for it for you out charge. We want your patronage and of- Questions Mr. Grey Cannot Answer| fer you the doctor's services as an That’s All at _kind of eggs does a jail) mt ete the Yellow From. bird la ¥ i Blue Sergcs, ine Cheviots, Please tell me where 1 can buy , i May Par , a fingerstall for a horse IF al Pr Red d W ahi 00 : How can 1 unwind @ cloc Re - es e luce 2 re a hardware store TFB What in the best kind of a knite|| Binck adclott ket 4 Values Tell to use in cutting a deck of cards?. Phy ns Meta vayaer 4 price $26.0 ad. @ Your opportunity is Now. goler, sold Inpregnable $100.60. Opr pri I put my reliance in the wisdom jof the plain people,” said the peace|| Cremation. other charg orator Rie Ort ( tut suppose the plain people dolf sates not happen to egree with you? Calls made promptly to ar Then 1 refuse to be influenced|| Part Of the city at any time by the clamor of the thoughtless|| "" °* "sht crowd Beit RattertyCo, Handicapped I fain would write a roundelay To winters ice and. sleet But Pegasus, the awkward cuss, Cannot control his Teet.” i) ‘ j |how Teddy ARY 1915, PAGE 4, HER TARDY BEAU ———_—_—_—— A Tightwad 1 . T'S UNDIGNIBIED W Sneak HOME Like THIS Over B4ck FENCES, Bur A BEA A BeAV 3" 0 age Husband Page } Yo more Wi Scott Calhoun Gave Jim Bradford His ‘ Herewith we sally forth to ——| Jim and Scott played a Taft and) In 1894 he got his la on prove that Emerson or Ella T. R. act so naturally you couldn't) bung up his shingle soon efterward Wheeler Wiloox, or Judge tell it from the original. and came to Seattle in 900. Humphries, or whoever it was Scott sald Jim didn’t know athing In 1909 he was named by Calhour who immortalized that cute about law, and Jim sald Scott might as assistant corporation counse quip about comparisons being have been a good lawyer once, but and in 1912 succeeded Calhour odious, knew whereof he, she isn’t now, or words to that effect. upon the la er ation or they were speaking | ee Us In natic politics Bradiord was i For we are going to compare | Jim Bradford is 46 years old, | an insurgent republican wntil he James E. Bradford, corporation | started to insurge early bull moowe counsel of Seattle, to Prof. W. They were going to make a far He can talk faster than even Otte Howard Taft of Yale, late of |mer of him. At least he hoed and Case, and when he's fighting it’s a | Washington, 0. © sowed on a Minnesota farm in his finish fight. He's ne chap } Furthermore, we are going to | youth Still we couldn't avoid comparing compare Scott Calhoun, receiv But he managed to get enough him to P of. Taft instead of Teddy er of the Seattle, Renton & | money in a bunch to take him to the Roosev Southern fine, to Theodor University of Minnesota, where h 1 Roosevelt. also a former resi off every sort of debating NEVADA MAY AGAIN } dent of Washington, D. C al medal that hung 1 Witness now both Bradford incidentally did some in horror! ear ‘am shout ob in the library to pay his way CARSON CITY, Nev. Feb. 12 their protests. | through college. Bradford iikened to Taft, e upper house will re He was the best customer at the its action of yesterday in de- “ Hear the roar from our cor. |library, being a most voraciour feating, by 13 to 8, the bill to re at poration counsel, he who joined | reader store easy divorce laws. The bill the army of the Lord and fought He read everything—from the en-|passed the house recently over- with Teddy at Armageddon, bull moosed when bull moosing war at low ebb as well as at cyclopedias to the dictionaries whelmingly high tide . os . . And Scott Calhoun compared the steam roller to crush such unlicensed mingling of names. For was it not Scott who was one of the big mainstays of the Taft patriots till the last vote was counted? . Harking back a few short years do you remember how T. R. and Hig Bill were quite chummy, and about to leave for Af rica to hunt dick-dicks, allowed the $1.25 Lippincott Ax . ..-75e \ good handle costs 40c. By putting it in yourself you bave a $1.75 ax for $1.15, ving 60¢. 65c 3x4-In. Corbin Heavy Iron Chest Lock 25¢ A substantial lock for a box or chest 25¢ Clark's Double-Acting Gate Latch 10c locks gate when {t swings in from either side. Double-Bit Unhandied James E. Bradford chief assistant, Jim being a student fdential mantle to fall on the/of heavyweight caliber, and /I 45, . ¢ Copper or Brass-Finish Cupboard Turn smote phoulders of the aforesaid Ne gy a 60 bh. p. set of A snap lock for cupboarc and pantry doors vocal chords And do you recall how subse] Jim was an A-l chief assistant ||| 3-50 Gal. Detro Floor Varnish quently there ensued a considerable| corporation counsel, and ( A strictly high-grade varnish for floors, furniture or other wood row between T. R. and the man/ was proud of him—just us T work whom he named as his successor] tickled foolish with Taft $25.00 Flying Merkel Bicycle . in the White House? Then came the time when Cal-| Basket-tread tires; Muscleman coaster brake. Now, put Bradford's name where|poun desired to retire to private You Will Smile When You Shave After We Sharpen Your Blades Taft's occurs and Calhoun’s where| pusiness, and Jim succeeded him Teddy's is found, and you have a/ Seott became receiver of the SPIN i] 1415-1417 repetition of the same little plece| Renton line, and wanted to sell it of history in our own fair city to the city Fourth Av. diet ee } Jim, now being the city’s legal) —— — 7 Scott ¢ corporation | adviser, didn’t exude the sort of| counsel a few years ago, advice Calhoun wanted | Bradford for) W was the result? | And he chose Jim GIRL STILL SILENT ! tle but the girl still refuses to give | ber address. LADIES’ HIGH GRADE TACOMA, Feb, 12—"Don't_ let e may mother know.” sobbed. Dolly GIVE ’EM ALL WORK s Williams, the 20-year-old girl, heid| on @ shoplifting charge, 8 she] poRTLAND. Ore, Feb. 12.—| talked to Attorney Askern yester ! Plans to submit to congress a bill It would kill her to think I Sanabinane ee suspected of anything like! day am providing for the ¢ this elimina unemployment in the pec VY ce The girl's mother lives in Seat-|trnited States, was discussed at a representative meeting of business| men and women at the Y. M. ©. A.| We have a line of finely | tailored Ladies’ Suits that for- KILLED IN RUNAWAY 1 = 6 ean nceieraie COTTAGE GROVE, Ore, Feb. 12.| merly sold from $27.50 to First and Unio Olaf Berggren, well-to-do farmer,| 75 rhic 2 ore , 1006 First, at Madieon. was killed when his team ran $32.50, which we are now away DRESS WARM AND. | KEEP FEET DRY Rheumatiom _ Sufferers to Take Salts and Get Rid of Uric Acid Rheumatism is no age, sex, color or rank, If not the most dangerous of human afflic tions, it is one of the most painful Those subject to rheumatism | should eat less meat, dress as| warmly as possible, avoid any un due exposure and, above all, drink lots of pure water. | Rheumatiam fs caused by urte | acid which is generated in the bow- | jels and absorbed into the blood, It | is the function of the kidneys to fil | ter this acia from the blood and least it out In.the urine; the pores | of the skin are also a means of free-| selling at Navy browns, STEWART HOUSE AG Ktewart St Public Market 50 blues, greens and in beautiful styles. $1: A WEEK HAVE YOU SEEN OUR *15-° Suits respecter of Advance in Price ANY DAY ELBERT ing the blood of this impurity. In| MOTOR CAR fein cult sere ol) For Men and Women? | the kidneys to do double work, they | become weak and>elug and fail » o » » STOCK j papaere reek, sy aunewian aid FAH We bought them to sell at more money, Vk accumulating and circulating but the demand for good clothes at this price Now Selling at a rer be pan apg, induced us to give our customers something the causing stiffness, soreness and pain | exceptionally good for called rheumatism marked them $15.00, money. So we 30c At the first twinge of rheuma.-| tism, get from any pharmacy ut four ounces of Jad Salts; put a tabléspoonful in a glass of water SEE THEM TODAY and drink before breakfast each morning for a week. This is said See New Demonstration to eliminate uric acid by stimulat: | ing the kidneys to norma? action, | |thus ridding the blood of these im: | | purities. Jad Salts is inexpensive, harm. | less and is made from the acid of} grapes and lemon juice, combined | with lithia and is used with excel. lent results by thousands of folls | who are subject. to rheumatism. | Here you have a pleasant, efferves cent lithla-water drink which over. | comes trie actd ar beneficial to lyour kidneys as well, SHOW ROOM 708 FIRST AVE. Or Write Empire Securities Co. 354-5-6-7 Empire Bidg. SEATTLE GiTELYS 1119-1121 Third Ave. Between Seneca and Spring xe