The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 15, 1915, Page 4

STAR—MONDAY, MARCH 15, 1915. PAGE 4. THE SEATTLE STAR | AN techn TOUCH OF DISTINCTION “STIG Thewe's oo Ht” 2h 2a Ta < 3, MEASe!” SOMETHING vou f STINCTIVE MISSING tv GogbNess IT SCRIPPS NORTHWEST LEAGUE OF NmWwsrarins MG GENGRAL SCHEME OF TH ° “sHe'S .GONE 4 e wnow . DR SOMETHING? BRINGIN' BACK = € OvT YO Ger 1G e Telegraph N United Prone Assoctation Rotered at oatotfice as Secon@ Clase Matte wear ir - “IT'S By anal, out of otty, $50 per month up to @ m By carrier olty fic a 4 9400, Petvate ee een ee Ne ere Billions for a Navy for } | PEACE INSURANCE Not 1 Cent fora Navy for Aggression EBay Renton Line? FORGET IT! rey 2, © eving suade to the. chy r ‘ONLY ONE GOOD SHOT FROM 42-CM. NECESSARY TO PUT OUR Be) The Star sincerely hopes it will not even b (-M0sT ANY THING =) PANAMA CANAL OUT OF WHACK, SAYS ROGER BABSON; STAR =F x tire Seattle, Re Southern, matter might have been "(aca cde eaeaa tian | “MAN SEES CANAL FROM FIRST AMERICAN BOAT TO USE IT ®ettled for all time months ago if the city had not been neg ' - gir age ; Mating with the receivers of the road om im le propo-| ond _ sitions ; oquere round. What would you MES Renton railway is tn the tands of receivers—a/|7VE ORENED FOUR OR FIVE cigeen SW So far as style goes, it makes TRANSOMS TO LET OUZ SOME | |Win Siterence, Dall vould poy be more economical, since you OF THE CANVNED AIR FROM YH/S | \sare.% growing, family, to buy a) CAR, AND /F ANY FRES?+ A/R 4 tett_me the ditterence be Ms a: lot of watered stock and counsel fees and receiverst FUGITIVE DARES YO CLOSE OVE OF | WEP 8 0k ant ® Hnianas =o » etc. | . Perhaps this question wis asked Why not let the Renton railway take its natural course THEM 1h4 CLEAVE AVS SKULL I ab ugg ‘ @oward death and oblivion? The receivership has now been the gr Pace yale . oe grat On for several years. Even Judge Frater may be getting tired many Ignorant persons In P tankrupe concert Various interests are trying to realize out of the re Ship sale enough money to 1 inve Shall the city of Seattle lft ’ Pam ahead of time to make the purchase, it will have to pay rit of levity, and #till it ts) There « ‘ @nd may soon order the scrap-heap railroad sold, at auction. ; he world, and he may be one, But The key of the Renton matter is in Judge Frater’s hands. po ge ape a [Ore on i shad on the plan nd « } now on, he is the responsible person. He is the Moses lontor ts the plaid on the shank.| Yo lead the Rainier valley out of the wilderness. { The city council cannot do it. The mayor cannot do it Frater can either keep the city of Seattle and the Rai-| ! Mier valley in a ridiculous position by keeping up the receiver- ship of the Renton line indefinitely, or else he can wind up enue me ates at the whole thing at once } “ / ; If the city council begins any further negotiations with] > sy the Crawfords and Scott Calhouns and the other “frenzied F ' be sharp-| tiers” of the Renton railway will only cause fu od) 0d Mea Vhen ite dull ther delay on Judge Frater’s part cee GET NEXT, GENTLEMEN OF ‘THE COUNCIL Questions Mr. Grey Cannot Answer) THE QUICKER YOU'RE THR¢ UGH WITH TE E REN Which baba { I know that most readers of my letters would be much disappointed to see the canal as it is today. (TON RECEIVERS, THE QUICKER JUDGE FRATER OS ee ea Two y , before the water was let in, one could ride in an observation train through the very bed WILL GET THROUGH teflon bey Bos mies gpa. AB ch of the canal, with great high banks on each side, with hundreds of locomotives whistling . . . with = ye cselggencie lpm 20,000 men employed. TODAY the Panama canal, except at the locks, looks like a small, murky Amer- mn m ers ¢ - * a lean river 200 feet wide.”"—Roger W. Babson H coach.—-M, G. ri | ‘ Mexican C ve 1 have erin my front ba BY ROGER W. BABSON | In war before such atime, there J leve eT is said the crisis in our relations with Mexico is acute j Kind : ra i. A to make § PANAMA, March 4.—I have passed | '® 72 doubt but that er a The . site worth seeing | that Carranza has been threatened by our state depart- Which can be cured the more through the Panama cat rhe Baye 8 Saree ene a ee Ae Ive granite s actures | a ft, that warships were sent to Vera Cruz, that ( | easily, a hard cold or « soft 00 Red Star 8. 8 or, rather, “in course of repair,” | t tory house, and your rooms ; on’s conduct of affairs at Mexico City has end } eal or oh to speak more correctly are about eight feet each, then your dives and has already seriously damaged the prope fy a Wiiae Whenee ohn me aan aie For, if there is any one lesson house ts t to 30 feet high or demonstrated fact of this war, it is that one shot of a modern 42cm. gun would at | at "i to the ridge pole some 25,000 foreigners, and that, in general, the situation is! ‘worse than at any other time since that bad time with Huerta [the row with Ha jman. This shows how far senger ship ean | the An * means that these locks are t four times the height of you jis and coura ously in the face lomestic abuse . a ma ness and 100 feet wide Wisely and courageously, | | 3 I know Moreover, It Is equally certain A 2-year-old child could push he ‘and foreign pressure, President Wilson has stuck to his policy| most readers that the very first strategic [little finger against a little butto OF letting the Mexican people settle their troubles, but the} i 44 letters we move of our enemy would be to open the great gates so that a 4 standing difficulty has been that the Mexicans would not} oe pe Kae r aos « close this canal, in order to sep Th by touching | permit him to let them alone a ‘ aot ae ee ee on : ~y h Ei It has all along —_ within the power of an Obre gon ame of John Let 4 # telling’ | day The canal proper looks much 1 nd raise the ship up at ® Villa, or a Carranza, to make it impossible for Uncle Sam} ) Buckeye Sta ago interesting than do many river » lock Ne p to keep his hands my notv ithstanding ow deaf he might be 1 when one could your own state. It appears as sim (To Be Continued) { ply a dirty stream f most stag. | —————————_ to the demands of the dollar-policy fellows So long has he been patient, and so mindful of the rights] and interests of the Mexican sisal has President Wilson} heen, that, if he now has to change policy, the civilized} nant water, it to 600 feet wide, lyi ng or ig in the of a swampy and uninteresting country me 200 It's a shame. One honest plumber | tion train throv has to suffer for the sins of the the canal, with gre « 9 each side, with s« eee steam shovels carving » nays he thinks the Tilks| sides, with hundreds ¢ ; . ennant this year. He| whistling and ste interesting portion te| world will commend him he tak teps that will mus k f the other teams, |forth with t the ¢ Mibeapelrg de anime ty Strong hope of permanent suppression of the anarchy that) huh? and with Child Can Open Gates fens south of the Rio Grande jcanal eople ask why it is that The Mexicans have demonstrated to the satisfaction Semele ae Ate Seen 1a United States aid not balld’ a e Mexicans hi : sign in a downtown store, This de-| gin rlevel canal. Let me say that #he world that they don’t know what they want in the way) scribes most artists there ar two good reasons Nof government, that they are utterly incapable of self-govern-} i eo the cana! to have a sea-leve cat. a: CHAPTER Iii care t t Enter the baseball expert. Life stenction canal w have trip t ss : Blace the backyard wanta in getting to be one darn thing after | oportunit led the cost; second the levels Be The country is now at the mercy of the I OOt-lto be just a little bit abead of his | th ants and too little water nat: | another. emg Ot the Atlantic 604 Panic comme @fs and the anarchy of bandit generals, neighbors and have green veg-| ura defeats th purpose for | ee 8 wai 5 OCs Ae rat es Pacific ovens ‘ If the limit of endurance of Mexico's best neighbor and/stables on bis table while others | witch the fra fntended. | | But, aa Connie Mack says neutralized and placed un.|'neertainty as to b sea-level | are paying faucy prices for them, | equent! “* 4, 10 ‘ # | peutralix nd pl un f | _ best friend has “so compe bnecllin Bs ‘sto ed ae ac. 3 a gf coag Borge wr oy Reed The | tuce and ae oes iy {3 1 that Connle says der international contro i ome wo ud have acted. Hence a sponsible. S ST BE GOVERNED BY | coiat » saine hoth sea-level canal was not built lent and irespon ey GGUEEN, FOK HER OWN GOODIS ifamse Ss os. —_ "te That's one reason we have wuch Only One Shot Needed | This means that different por HOSE WHO CAN GOVERN, ot - ; ROW , = ea aay a a high regard for Connte Mack, He If we should become involved tions of the canal are at different AND THE GOOD OF HER F They Use English Liberally I never says it. Poche : —— |f| Exceptional Opportunity in Dentistry | And “Hen” Did ng those wich os ansp! iin the A couple of Pennsylvania fa sé 9 ] ” Twice a year we do dental HE Japs are a flowery folk but they don't get into full arden plot settled weather| An Easily Bult Coldframe ors, a man and Wile, drove from en youre e IS eep e work practically, at coat to dem 2 + ~ ! ithelr far to the nearest railroad rate our rue -to- Nature’ 3 bloom until they tac 0 ¢ English : a gu ag Coldfray Res ue Lape) Pr tee pee Bye pe Cees trames| The man, ermal snd soared. att Another article in The Star’s health campaign being conducted 1 th SS K o all de: ber these excerpts irom the ki : of course. The possesston of cee|V of rootehape. Then when set-|two-tt of seat. and on! with co-operation of American Medical Association operations painless. We have go to war in Europe , two old sw sashes—storm |tled weather comes the frames are|spoke to command —_ = hundreds of tes nials from z “Great Britain, France, Russia 1 mm are fightinglowaows are fine—t the con-|Temoved and the plents are grow-|. Finally th ' ‘ AIRY, SUNNY BEDROOMS KEEP YOU WEIL L well-known people praising us Be for the common object to extirpate the menace of|struction of one easy A box,|ing right im the field. The work! The woma st r ttl for our up-to-date methods te ang [minus a top and bottom, is built |Of transplanting is done away with. | numer These prices have never been the world peace : : ,Jout of I24neh planks, rich soil to] This method enables the grower to . ‘ : seuith star akin vs equalled in this country for work We feel it our duty to a IT Mpatriots | tie depth of from & to 7 inches is| Ket a two or three-week start on| rob ce" by cm ce Rape eae a ap: in the |Bor equal merit Ties oe re <P i fe gash placed on top.| As water is usnall at = on " “er a ? a parts of our awelling hc Regular $25.00 Set 2 Teeth Before the allies reject the Japs as “compatriots,” they] Water i ened Woula be sown, the aeoweet ane ie build tha ee cor room | ReRular $15.00 Set of Teeth aid ia that the tiieke teow mies are 2 lot CURA Teena | ger ee t motstening with {27 on the window of their is 5 hei. Sees pao . ++ $7.50 | | should consider tha ne li TOV Bs : a | pis advised Sealant ot ontng with Hen!" she called, polat « eyes ie & = sient edroom |B Rogular $10.00 Gold Crowns fighting than a ging the hing n J | ature of 60 to 65 degrees ia heat, | Dench beside her. “Com Thin refers to low. A single window will suppl = - $5.00) 4 Wh Ww ” a |The soll should be wet thorough! a ae cde |{t with some ventilation and light, R°swar $10.00 Bridge an un At mn. |but mot drenched, and then wi | wellings, tnclu¢ but more than one window wili|M. este ss) aay 4 ter en, {atone “until the plants need it Jing private res | make possible the creation of some oO? Crowns, (22 K.) as le T WILL take years after I get out of office to catch up witt dences, duplex flats and especially |draught and the consequent thor . tee nett eee e eee ~~. ' ; : iapaiic " |com y ee me Sabet any persons regularly call upo ‘ Years and yi years, Mr. Bryat You may chase|] SUCCESS OFTEN The ma! x ke Me int stato Gate jeheir physicians with the com: y them but you wi atch uj i ee a rooms hei toht ant Otten ao (he wg (oe a vc| GRAY HAIR NOW AND INDIGESTION i af a tw am een, | BOSTON FELLER CAUS E tion fe a difficult or impossible mat.| “ream continually; in the morning Nothing to do but rest all the| Pre cause 48 ~ aaaaeles ee heatataaay and ured ax itt hed ID EEN TISTS afternoon \ hen you HAS FORGOTTEN | Well-known Loon! Druggist Says] Do some foods you eat hit back Many bedrooms never see a ray 1"), 00 | gic ten ak tor aad : Everybody Ie Using Old-Time | taste good, but work badly; ferment|of sunlight. They are damp and) 1 cad a Bs . tried every drug without benefit Recipe of Sage Tea and into stubborn lumps and cause al the aarti d places of dangerous Sulphur. sick, sour, gassy stomach? Now,|germe. They thus are the cause of | Mr. or Mre, DyEp Not thig| innumerable cases of rheumatiem| Usually the cause is overheated, | down: Pape’s Diapepsin dig and respiratory and glandular dis.| Poorly ventilated room| ate ey sontinntnitetmtineidstin erything, leaving nothing to sour cases. and upset you. There never was More than one-third of our life anything so aafely quick, so certain time is spent in our bedrooms, This le up a mixture of |} Iv effective, No. difference how] fact alone is a sufficient reason wivoiee| BILL TO CHANGE THAT DER IS SUCH A THING AS "FAIL? woue, trun ' Hiuster, or when ft fades, turns gray \ & ) by a let Hair that loses its color and dull and Iifeless, 1# cause Wlbanw 1420-22 Second Ave. Oppostte Bon Marche, 4 In Present Location 14 Years SPINNING’S SPECIALS MEAN MORE TO YOU } ck of sulphur in the hair. Our| dmother m Tea and Sulphur to keep her locks dark and beautiful, and thou. sands of women and men who value I hat even color, that beautiful minutes, but what pleases you m in that it strengthens ‘t come back —-,— | — | thade of hair which is so attra | your stomach #o you can eat your H P in | | , ee only this old-time reetpe | favorite foods without fear 2 SUBSTATIONS ot ol t INK A al} | oN wage * we fet this famous} Most remedies give vou relief ry soap Comms for a 50-cent bottle of “Wyeth's peste arr Eon Diapapsti” 1s pip ectric a jage and Sulphur Compound,” | positi nd puts your stomach in s| i222" SA atc Ph lge IN Ag — | ve and puts your stomach in essage to the counell in which mich darkens the hair no nearly Renthy. condition’ ao “the iiss | memaage, fo toe counell in which POL AG IYO = ee tell it tran ring two city railway sub do the hard part has been applied. Besides,|” You feel different as soon as|gtations to the Iehting department of your work. BY STORE ROBBERS Fete ie ie Mie Pape's Diapepsin” comes in cons| the $55,000 cost of same to be paid tact with the stomach—distress| in electric current for the car Hne It gets right at the Girt amd si'faceed ity sore in Benny skin one smait atrand at's tne: |Sracadans St atgnmed fon eke A clean saving of one dollar and fifty-one cents for you. You can | have one, you can get 10, or you can Invest $1,000.00, but you must do it quickly dampen @ sponge or soft brush with | p substations cannot be wu indigest an appearance less it Is to suffer from indigestion,| transfer of fund, he claims, under | dyspepsia or any stomach p - bout 2 o'@loc ti morn-| BY morning the gray hair disap. he ad ae and you feel fine. se 000 Sepik a. Ren tt ip Mg $25.00 18-In. Girl's Lorain Coaster.Brake B 1 & by the police. He told the of. | pears; but what delights the ladies| Go now, make the best invest-| str ; ¥ woe oe ae ‘ ee baal anus re cosa _ makes it disappear. Be sure to ‘,, fous "new had’ entered’ the with’ Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur is| ment you ever made, DY getting [The fonds, weve Issued te Razor Blades Sharpened 80 They Cut Better r trough the rear door and | that, besides beautifully darkening | large fifty-cent case of Pape’s Dia-| for construction purposes and pot use cool or lukewar ound him with old neckties and|the hair afte few applications, | pepsin from any drug stor ou| for operating expenses of the cit ’ " arm water, gged him with a woolen sock.| It also brings back the gloss and|reslize in five minutes sits o H agie. Theratoce it's a Pra SPINNING § CASH STORE Rt aid Vi Fels & Co., Philadelphia. \The men then ransacked the till|luster and gives it and secured $144 in gold and bills. | of abundance disorder the terms of the Renick bill,