The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 22, 1915, Page 4

_ IN _TIMES..¢ [THE SEATTLE STAR! | ~ > Memoen OF SCRIFFS NORTHWEST bs AGUR OF NiWararnnts ‘Telearaph News Service of the United Press Asaootatton Beattie, Waah. Rostott Matter She per month up atid tw voting: att exchange ASHINGTON’S solemn warning comes down ages more pat today than eve 4 “Avoid entangling alliances.” 7 “In time of peace prepare for war.” Alliances we have none. Our nation still play Jone hand and thanks the good tate which keeps it far Whitin elce = from the trouble zone where millions murder or starv Wecnsibihes) yok aGiht ane it is not likely that we of this generation shall | \iA*.7ome mer, wac comes to se seriously be tempted to depart from the first of the, Mabe (or k)—Yes, father STAR —MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1915, PAGE 4 drug and even at the ar tA RR ee a Bee EET Is THIS THe — : IS ASPERIN HARMFUL Few drugs compare with asperl In the extent to which the Americar public abuse it While the per centage of deathe traceable to as perin are low, they are low because of the fact that Ite harm ful seldom rec the Ag effect are ognized by physician Before the outbroak of the war extensively, perhaps, than any one present high THIS The faily molition w ing on AS ae bills, but ' lanes ry SNOOT ovT me well as our own advance in numbers, And ins inaves | drug which is in greater demand by t | MEK window phe ub aT Strength, steadily increases our relative importance and eigen Gatais Pare Gand uate dda setae va ae ij cou . : tage he Sole Cas may have a bad effect on QS OF ms Steadily shrinks the possibility of a necessity for a) gunas Pe a the ears and organs connected We ANe ea ive ors} " ny other power . onl oh Caine hone, | thereto, Aeperin is bad for nervy defensive partnersh ey OLOEE POWE what } Waciee _ ous persons and the reaction from But how about the second admonition? i To = tather hurt himselt.] a heavy dose weakens resistance Our ill-manned coast defenses; our little navy; our’), 22"""", ame core le fowls Skeleton army—are these the sufficient preparation for * sald bis father rar 3 RESISTANCE ea war which may at any moment come in spite of our) ee cn ty tlt on tour ates have held that * a . C our neck.) v ut the race of a Hi | will to the contrary ees MISHAPS OF DIANA DILLPICKLES 1 tin that the race ral 4 The anniversary of Washington's birth this day Padding It ert procens 4 , of ; The re ot that EDLY $ S s 1s 5 Thin « with Challenges thought as never before. A bat , Aco Bd ADMITTEDLY THIS VENUS 18 WEIRD the fact panne: shinee Edit Hw nany timer SGT THE HAMMER, DOUGLAS, ath rate ong tt _ Entertaining Them do the words “man,” “won HERe'S A PRESENT ‘SENT BY ron ater than among the HALL we fill ‘em up with grape juice, or with something =e . Thirt AUNT ME HITABEC | IN Typhoid fever is such a disease which inebriates but does not chger That's the ques-|® CHILE COTHE 5 ane f : - . . . ert the ale « t t peri gi s going to be some row over it w he eh a t's this wa ot ‘en ' ee All the big financiers of t ee, fixh Sie WE Invited to meet, in this country bi ar mmere & for closer and more direct c is going to appropriate $50,000 for the visitors Mr. Bryan a 4 Mr. Br ee pa ¢ ape juice, while quid che @ decoction that is well described as Com | Thunder 'n Ligh To promote closer relatior worthy purpose there's some question as to the pote g jt Pe@triving at such. There's no such doubt about La American drink, however. We've men in cl Telations with even lamp posts there'll be friction between Mr Of the vine and the sort | Americans really be got for $50,000 ar Natu want ainment ing friction, that Mr y $50,000 Of his sort of “entertainment Americar Warned to bring alor th asks Talk Isn’t Getting Anywhere TR EDWARD GREY'S just as they were ened dec slightest dov Ment of a b Less talk and reply in detai let Great #0 more plainly see wher combatants a lor t g goes. Trial Interrupted ny idee t is who have been “pm locked up)—Have you od upon PAIN ignores Uncle Sam and ; the powers to end|Rot mullty of theft, as charged tr ; ; the indictment? what it terms a state of anarchy in Mexico, according ‘ man—We have not yet reach to a Madrid dispatct verdict, my lord. I mt But that’s unreasonabl A mar t be expected | Rockathook a l . #0 mess around in his neighbor's garden w is owt > ror be searched = tatoes need hocing cee bE. = — ~ | The Answer : | PAID-FOR PUBLICITY.—TALK NO. 4 THE PORT COMMISSION ABOLISHING THE PORT! SATURDAY agreement signed with I MeNelll & Libby to 4 handle their salmon pack, 300,000 to 600,000 cases, at Whatcom | E Public Storage Warehouse. Lowest insurance rates, best 2 modations 150,000 bushels of w was also offered for stor: n Hanford Street Public Grain a BIG LUMBER ¢ OM ¥ t service over Smith's Cc when completed, quota ve Public not yet com. | andled last year over Bell St. and] ‘ ‘@ told we wouldn't get a ton | N and LOCAL ANTAGONISM (Har-| TI-PORT LEGISLATION inter-| WAR and BUSIN bor Island idea) SOMEWHAT fer if ting, too! ] A LAWYER phoned, demand Talks to the People be | and Stopped Quick! He called them PROPAGANDA | Port Commission had beer “spending millions” (as they | ated to do!), and Talks iid further incense the anti-put | utilities crowd | T ASKED HIM ff the Port Commissioners could honorably keep silent a when atrocious falsehoods were appearing under hea headlines | Rollo—-Oh, father, what 1s yon 4 fn the Tin and P.I. almost daily, to manufacture se rent | distressing phenomenon {n the ar against the Port | blent atmosphere? IT ASKED HIM » enate PAll 78, tak rate-making for publi Rollo’s Father—That good F wharves and warchouses from the local board and gi tothe state| 124, is the comte artist once public i hag been ordered passed b ommittee | tion of the purpose of balloon 4 WHEN THE MEM THE LEGISLA attended en masse An Ozark Idyll the Linegin Da t at Hotel Wash they were surround-| Vhil possum hu with a ed and ‘told the people o é gly mand abolition of the| Party of young folke one night lar a Port Cofnmilasic aaut lece of lobbying week, Walter Boomer desired t DID THEY VISIT THE PUBLIC PORT UTILITIES? They did NOT prove to the boys and girl ore WILL THEY LET THE PEOPLE whose money invested VOTE on|'? the girle—that he was a great the proposition. They DARE NOT. They will follow the PI, and| unter, and passed his hand inte Priv Dock Mer a hollow log where dwelt Mr. Pos J AND SE E 18 FIG G FOR HER LIFE as a Great Seaport—un-|8¥™. Readers, you can well guess aided lone. | what a hand shaking took place, but BAN FRANCISCO, with state-owned water front, 30 state-owned piers| MI. Possum, Ike Mr. Roone aid | Seitir de Pam) (Ar fountain Air VANCOUVER is » iven water front, a 200x800 concrete ple ae i 1.300,000-Bhshel mvkiey nn doe a Al tiAuatnted 48 " Married Husbande FREE OF COS ¢ DOMINION GOVERNMED The wedding t © going te I AM TOLD the [4 ady framed up to le out SEATTLE'S . ‘ one I © our PUBLIC POR HAR ind WAREHOUSES (for thirty year ople are becoming matri THE N. P. RAILWAY, which owns the Ta¢oma water front, and much | menial benedicts Vincheater of Seattle's won't el bad fy.) Democra an not b © pay otherwise, Sc ttle 1 mé@ the old charge of 50c a ton ©, while San Franciseo charges Alaska | PxeMANGrsS goods only 5c PARKER TOMORROW I'm going to tel what HAS been spent the Port hand Commission ay bare the ring o illions” of the people's MENDENHAI! L. money. HAMILTON HIGDAY, Anst. Secy, and Traffic Mgr. The Pen Speciati«t 117 Madison St * WHAT IS IT "NERCY, CRIMG AGAINST THE VENUS DE miLo ft WHAT A A STATCH on A CLock$ “HERE, FATHER, TAKG IT AWAY — It's UTTERLY inressiaeet Wet, IT Does | EM KIND OF NUTTY—— A GAL (TH NO ARMY AND BoTH HANDS ON Her STOMACH $Y CE WEEK AT OLYMPIA SHOWS DESIRE OF LEGISLATURE TO MUZZLE FOLKS AT HOME; LIQUOR BILLS IN SIGHT May, fe et sts te: A new effort was started last © b Y tion of delegates to count week to pass liquor legislation. Two ve n turn select dele-| bills were introduced. The first gore a i ntlons proposes a vote of the people on No- ntions adopt par-| vember 2, at a special election, on the question of permitting the man- week has seen the r he legisla ma rimaries are herd Ufacture of liquors and the sale by owe peop primaries are held breweries, hotels, and restaurants, nation ¢ tes filing levying a stamp tax for state road ‘ which port p purposes on each bottle and case of oft 1 n\clare thelr suppo Arty | liquor 8 aahegand The second proposes a repeal of c ‘ ny An effort was made to r the | initiative Bill No. 3, adopted by the dered of emer ¢ a0 people last fall This measure is also to be voted ei on by the people on November 2, need "as Of provided the legislature and the faee £*| tere allow secret cholce | governor consent : aed t : It is doubtful If either measure eck aybaer je as though) will pase. tdid,in fact = ae on. he en J. P. Morgan, the younger, is get- portant de ght sev-|ting more lowbrow than bro ever; he the gove r . $1,000,000 of e, and| just so dad's cherish Spinning’s Specks Old Copper-Finish, Rotary Cal! Bell Has 4 ase; a regula © value 50¢ and ake a test in 3-In ¢ Rollman Food Choppers tter and s¢ Combination Apple Corer and Si ist place on top « apple the deed done at one operatt 75c Rol Iman Cherry Seeder You 8 b uying now Round Fiber Chair Seat Round Fiber Chair Seat Horse racing and gambling will not [Rh yo.4n, 8 dead beyor S PemnEreRttS 14-In. Round Fiber Chair Seat The appropriation bills, the $45.00 Humber Double-Wheel Brake, Free Coaster Lady's Bicycle | ridge bills, are yet to come 1 t Important red These are the m meas Our Velvet Edge Razor Blade Sharpener Gives a Much Keener Edge ures to be cor THAT JAR OF MUSTEROLE ON THE BATHROOM SHELF, Has Relieved Pain for Every One in the Family lam a Traveling Man- with a wife and little family that I see once a week. psn f Since the inauguration of the Western Union Day Letter and Night Letter service my wife and I have exchanged Night Letters regularly. My wife says these daily notes keep her from being lonesome. Iam assured daily that everything is O. K. at home, THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO.