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STAR—THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1915. “Or NEWSPAPERS WHAT 16 THAT, ANSS DILLPICKLEST SOMETHING New?” eR or scnires NORTHWEST LEAGUE 4 Press Assootattion Entered at Beattie Wash " Postoftic fe an Sec na Clans Matter =i IY mall, out of city + month up t to @ maa; Emon $1.90; year $3.5 a th. | ly by The Star Publisht ome Main 0400, 1 vate | exchange connect! Billions for a Navy for PEACE INSURANCE Not 1 Cent for a Navy for Aggression Spots on Seattle’s Vest SENOMEHOW we can’t help feeling sorry for thos KD on Seattle's vest. They don't stand any chance The suggestion of a city clean-up campaign, moved pn 1D. Sheldon and enthusiastically seconded by The dnesday, seems to be adopted by a practically unanimor | MORTCASE The few who aren't voting » owners of the | am Pie nat ye eas | — ©) Of course, you know that this spotted vest stuff is only} figure of speech. Seattle doesn't wear a vest—not really © Would not insult your intelligence by making such ement as that Seattle wears a vest. But | Tt is borne in upon us that there are in Seattle too many| d buildings sandwiched in between handsome struc- ; too many dilapidated shacks sandwiched in between} tive homes; too many unkempt lots sandwiched in be-| well-kept lawns; too many littered alleys connecting | thoroughfares. And— | Tt is further borne in upon us that these “spots” create} the minds of visitors to Seattle very much the same ion that you receive when you meet a man with grease on his vest. - Therefore— a silly| eeees | We announced yesterday that we would print in The Star tures of these objectionable 1 the f their] ers. | And promptly a lot of public-spirited people f and said they wanted to help sponge off the = «The conventions clean-up and paint-up bureau announce Slean-up week beginning April 5 names o “spots” | Z Oh, | said The committee consists of C. M. Williams, chairman; L, Bilger, vice chairman, and Elmer G. Lehman, secre © There is an advisory board: Manufacturers’ Associaton, les H. Lilly; Real Estate Association, E, Palmer; Tili-j A. J. Parks; Ad Club, J. Fred Braid and L. O. Lukan fle Dahlia Society, H. Bull; National Dahlia Society, Rich-| fd M. Buttle; city employment office, B. W. Lyman; Hotel , William K. McKibbin; Consumers’ League, Mrs. A dard, Mrs. W. A. Burleigh; Rotary Club, W. A. Gra Jr.; Sales Managers’ Association, W. B. Reynolds; school garden committee of the federated women's clubs, Mrs.[ O'Leary; Seattle Garden Club, Prof. Hudson | >) The Commercial Club and the Chamber of Commerce) appoint members to the board later 1] The plan of operation is to have every property owner) ( his surroundings by planting grass, gardens and! j{ a it angi that jobless men be employed in the heavy! of cleaning “ON THE CONTRARY, THAT'S SOMETHING MAMA RESURRECTED THAT ARTER THE PIRST oF “JANU4RY HWE Wie Be THE SE ATTLE ST AR DIANA DILLPICKLES IN HER HOT SKETCH NGI as PAGE 4. “HOWEVER, tT PResome ABOUT YEARS AGO IT WAS 4 STUFFED MUBLIN CAT AND CON SIDERED VERY GRAND AND BEAUTIFUL.” 7F YOU WANY TO YALH BUSINESS Pay ATTENTION TO ME AND DON'T GO | INTO _A TRANCE EVERY TIME | SOME DAME HAPPENS TO COMA ALONG, YOU SWIVEL NECK 1 The bureau yin also make a strong effort to induce the of Seattle-made implements, paints, tools, seeds, and so on. Many a self-made man is called that because no one else! fl admit having had a hand in the job. | wit” Vermont won't notice that it has gone dry—at least not : the hard cider supply holds out. Reduce expenses, Now and always— Wash clothes; People suffering froe ering from pneumonia | | onld | ple Do all your soap-and- water work with FELS-NAPTHA soap lowmen. After drying, the # | with the: | churches stores and street cars In th they a | by pe disea, The pneumonia le, who in the the succes les in soon disappear This is not an easy without hard rubbing or scrubbing. Pele & Co., Philadelphie. of some city This in spi designed t In a room a case ~land other cont oughly expose 1416-1417 Fourth Av. SPINNING’S CASH STORE TACOMA March Planking CUTTING THE CUT RATE PRICES DS arial an abenalt “bas Silver Fillings .....25¢ Gold Crowns. ..... $39} {1° il! be lala. making the track ALBANY the Ore Mare caune , Corner of Third Ave. sand ew pleaning and last re of pneumonia the ats should be thor for several hours to| Another article in The Star’s health campaign being conducted »-operation ol American Medical Association | “DON'TS” TO PREVENT PNEUMONIA f recoy- stretched across the room. Mat robably tresses and pillows opened and con ore tents exposed. All drawers, chests dangering health of their fel ns w ha inhaled tion are thus exposed to more loss of time and money, and an wo ery m careful about spit Clean house; Par ues tar the ith which the sputum is charged mingle dust of rooms in homens public da uid atate of affairs pan in cool or lukewarm water, \>\:.)7 5 oi ei tbe rn to spit when and where he pleases. ordinance control this evil which there has been furniture xposed for SPINNING’S SPECIALS | 0p nei ie tea a chool gira, two Albany coll freshmen were ducked in Kighth st. canal yesterday MILLION BUCK DANCE PLANKING SPEEDWAY | FRESHMEN DUCKED visited the high school frequently to pay attentions to high one the or trunks in the room ope and the contents removed and spread on the floor When the disinfectant is placed | and any cracks or openings around it sealed up. Then leave the room closed from four to #ix hours. Af. terward open the doors and windows allow free circulation of air for an hour or two. cut down efficiency. S of a big Chicago corpora “Colds in the head cause cut down more dividends, than restriction of almost all other diseases combined.” destruction lof the germs that produce it it is likely that could discharges from afflicted people be destroyed oon as ejected, pneumoni. few other important disea Customers bring shoes here from every part of the city, be cause our work Is different. It's a bit better. REGAL SHOE REPAIR SHOP t and Sencew, Main 4106 MEAT INJURIOUS TO THE KIDNEYS to poison the entire system. headaches, nervous and dizzy spells, sleeplessness, acid stomach or rheumatiam in bad weather, get from your pharmacist about four ounces of Jad Baits spoonful in a glass of water before breakfast each morning and in a |few days your kidneys will act ‘fine. This famous salts is made from tSe acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined wi lithia, and has been used for rations t flush and stimulate clogged kid neys, to neutralix urine #o It Is jof irritation the no longer a thus ending acids in source urinary | fom result fora f 15 years All work guaranteed. The Million Buek club will enter. jand bladder disorders " \d “4 tain with an informal dance at Jad Salta is inexpensive d Hatinas Filiir to $1.50 | Heavy Gold Crown sive an Piatt Fs g POS 12 G1-50 | Hoary Gols Crowns 4.00 hall, 10th ave. and B. Pine|cannot injure; makes a delightful Free. | sets of Teeth ».-®5.00 and 8.00 night. Special ar-|effervescent — lith ter drink, aaminations und Ketimates Free. nly Aiesdaste, have been made to|and nobody can make a mistake UNION DENTISTS—Cor. Third and Tike. Entrance 305% Vike St. this year by the club, make this dance the biggest given by taking # little occasionally to keep the kidneys clean and active, | To sult the Hard Times When your kidneys ache and| fee! like lumps of lead, and you |have stinging pains in the back or the urine is cloud full of sedi ment, or the bladder is irritable, obliging you to seek vellef during the night; when you have severe | take a table-| _ |MOTORMAN HURT’ IN CAR WRECK Motorman ren ave. the head at 1 R. ©. York, 524 War. 158 Thursday morn. ing In a collision between a Faunt: | leroy street car and a Milwaukee engine at Spokane ave, and Klick itat He was taken to the city hoe tal, His injurieg are not serious. Conductor Stark and Patrolman Fuqua of the police department were the only other persons on the ar, They escaped injury oe vie dd selfaddress envelope and I will ivately SASCARETS KEEP was badly injured about | * MAMAL Remove PLEASE “Come AND SAWDUST-STUFFED THIS aTRociTy.” AN OLD TOY GIVES A CLUE TTL REMOTE IT, AY PRINCESS ROVAL. BUT ST USED Th LOOK Ail Mm "Mt, MIGHTY GOOD TO YOU wht ‘ou WAS THREE YEARS. (0st AN YTHING =) MOLLIFYING THEM i } tuner BOWELS REGULAR ©". Do you think I some of my home-made sa Yea, you might as well it. | usually lose, and #o 1 —— the n't mind the salad Get & 10cent box “ee Colde—whether in the head or WOMAN'S LOGIC any part of the body—are quickly But, mercy alive, wife, 1 can't overcome by urging the liver to ac) yuy you a Hmouaine! I bought tion and keeping the bowels free] you everything else of poison. Take Cascarets tonight san sweats oy Te and you will wake up with @ clear) asking you for nothing else but cad and no dowbt you will wonder! 4 jimousine what became of your cold, Cas ‘er ier # work while you sleep; the bissinrdian and reguinte the stothach ekati Vea lines, whe ta bie the undigested rying past)—Sir. couldn't you ul gnees; take the @xces*! help ine a little, pleas f oave om the liver and ou = hand once ‘ wante Editor—What do you mear 1 from the bowels felic ember the quickest way to! Tramp—Don't you remember ket rid of colde is one or two Cas! that bu Jim Crockett carets at night to cleanse the * and r € ago? tem. Get a lOcent box at any drug Editor Don't forget the children. Tramp—And how your relish this Candy Cathartic| of it Juat set the “Howler's” cir it is often all that in needed| culation a-boomin'? drive a cold from their little Editor—Yer syateme } Tramp—Weil. Im Jim DENTAL and OPTICAL {| PRICES CUT No such for strict Dental work wer In Seattle or You need » my low prices will cor | tinue while the bare | times last. low high « do so In a public the room, the door should be closed|Edwin J. Brown, D. D. S. » they are en [Optical Depart |@e Sure te TOS and Tis Firet Ave. | open qvenings untit 6 ané. Sua-| | days until 4 for peopie who work | | BULL BROS, \Jusi Printere AiN 1043 } 7012 THIRD We Make Motion Pictures Finest Equipment in the Northwest Jacobs Photo Shops Rullding, Seattle FREE ‘DOCTOR $20.00 .38-Caliber Colt’s Automatic Revolver $10.00 Then the room, should be disin | Teke 2 teblocnsentut of Salts if ns Whos used 0 Hitle. fected. As the fumes are strong jack hurts or Bladder bothers BAe wctaering Copper Handle se ff/enouxh to kill & person, those in the —Meat forma uric acid | " . house should be warned to go out Phis is printed to noti Also very handy for large files. leide during this operation We are a nation of meat eaters| | 26¢ 36-Inch Steel Tape Lin 15¢ Firat all openings into the roor 1 our blood fm filled with urte|f, fy you that you may have The regular Lufkin Marvel. Almost every one has use for one. Bi ghould be closed, excepting, of} saya a well-known authority,| the services of a compe 192.75 No. 2 Tricycle or Velocipele 50 Bl course. the door. Strips of cloth] saa gaies us 9, be gonstantly on Mf tent and expericneed Has 20-in. front wheel and 14-1n. rear wheels. Will be reduced Mi! should be pasted over any cracks, | 8"&rd against kidney’ trouble | s 0 , B6c each day until sold von si caces kevholes or atove| The kidneys do their utmost to| physician without any 4865 Sears Three-Blade Pocketknife $1.00 Bl pipe holes. free the blood of this irritating| charge whatsoever by Has one file, one pen and one 1%-in. blade Clothing, bed covery, ete. shonid | eld, but egg weak from the | simply coming to the = 5 cA verwork; hey get alu, 8! the , 1 7 c THIS AD and 15¢ Will Sharpen One Dozen Safety Razor Blades on §ibe removed 4 hing on linee|ciiiinative tiseuen dea iad ‘hue Brendel Drug Company or Before April 4, 1915. seer i. |the waste is retained in the blood Chis unique and liberal attracted a great attention and hun taken ad Mhere’s no ‘offer ha deal of have of it dred untage reason why the you shouldn't ame thing. All you have to do is to come to our place of business No matter what ail ment be, our physi cian will give you a care ful, exam ination eribe for cent ot your may conscientious and pre you without a charge | BRENDEL | DRUG CO. 117 Yesler Way Look for the Yellow Front TO Viret Ave, Block, How much ia an arithmetical mind That,” replied ereon, “is ar y get through im ounce of radium you the price eee the idle question gining an Impossible Barrier radium worth anked the man with practical Aft aven't im agination enough left to imagine Couldn't Prescribe A tramp at th has already eaten a piece of th wants pack doo I am ple | made yesterda know if you can do anything for him? Tell him, m ar, that « commission merchant, doctor ee She—When we | ried you used to take | where. He—I 6 finally have own never want to stay Indignant v't your chotr more veral objected on was not included tences Doe prison the grou in Mabel dd to be George around her Yes; but she mistake | “What was that?" “She married him,” lit And now able made me that home in ft not a HEARD IN EVERY FAMILY were first mar we you ing at the prisoners d that it their sen Too Intimate Where did you work last and LOST HER CUNNING how long?” demanded the col onel. “Did you quit of your own accord or were you discharged. and Loogy yuh, boss!” sourly re. turned Brother Bogus 1 ian't puhposin’ marriage to yo; I's axin’ for a job. to twist finger.’ great ' Going, Going, Gone! ' THE BASIC OBJECTION Mra. Exe—How many servants | do you kee Mrs None. My record for the year, so far, is 22 1 didn't keep.—Milwaukee Sen tinel “ee This'll Wiison Ascertaining the nattonality of the parents of her pupils pursu ant to sol rule 5 called hing as follows Urish Umson? English Heinrich Haas? jerman ulin La Farge? ench Johanie Jones? The last boy, who had not been | These social events are dene: paying énough attention to the | ed bore proceeding to know what it was | Well, on the other hand, look all about, blurted out at the people you meet NEUTRAL! | “That's just my con-plaint oaks M 0 has the whooping coug That must worry you maybe it’s all for the | best. When he's whooping he can't ask questions and I get time to read up on the inquiries | he has already made.”—Wash | = n Star \Stay Vigorous | cool age money can buy at Seventy |, Then get from your druggist 2% j jpunces Finex «50 worth), pour j inte a pint bottle and ll the bottle Kellogg's Sanitone Wafers Revive) %'" numer arr fyb conta, ata bane Vitality in Men and Women { really be couKl ayrup than When Life's Sun nearly $2. Pull dic It keeps per- 1 cough or onquers it in whooping | flamed membra | painful cough ation of phiegm in the throat and hial tubes, thus ending the per« neentrated Tway pine ol, and * to heal of the throat ntment, ask your ‘ 2 ounces of Pinex,” iced dent accept surcaiig Ge a guarantee of absolute satisfaction oF refunded goes with The Pinex Co., Ft Union Savings & Trust Co. OF SEATTLE in Nerve-Force and f the Rising the Baqual Resources Nearly wer to Amy $5,000,000 WHY NOT | | “4 sitone Wafers “ginger” you ncert pitch, put “the punch mith é pelow today fora free) bee. tee : ee * The sure and straight |cqnttone Wafers ia for sais ine. /f0ad to independence and ¢ at Owl Drug Co, Third ave 7 |Snd Pike et success, is saving money, and it’s the only one.”— Harold Thorpe. wox ‘ot the wontertul Interest 4 Per Cent Waters Tensions ¢ || JAMES D, HOGE, rdw aT Hattle Cree! Send me nt tr Wafers. 1 enclose cents in stamps to help pay pos and packing Presidaat. N. B. SOLNER, Vice President and Trust Officer. { HOGE BUILDING lin the Heart of the Financial District. "How do you make su capi yo | cious muffins? Mine are always And if I make the, batter thin pod oor | How do you do it?" only I use K C Baking Powder. always turn out well, s0 it must be the baking powder, '* It as the baking powder. To make muffins, cakes and pastry rich jand moist, yet light and feathery, a modern double acting pe powder must be used—one that will give off leavening gas in the joven as well as in the mixing bowl. ‘cuz, KG Baxinc Powner is really a blend of two baking powders, one of which Starts to raise as soon as moisture is added. The other is inactive until heat is applied. This sustains the raise until your muffins, biscuits or cake is done. K C Baking Powder costs less than the old | fashioned quick acting kinds, yet you need use 90 more and it is superior to them in every way. «a Try acan at our risk and be convinced, .