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

STAR—MONDAY, APRIL 12, 1915. PAGE 4. NOTHING CHEAP ABOUT HER 'T WANT TO GE EXTRA’ — Lvanr To Be “HUM! 1 Do AN “LAM DIANA DILLPICKLES bo You NEED——* | "GO away? “Or NEW SPAPRAS I DONT WAN MEMBER OF scRIFes NoRTNWEsT LeAGuD Si laseteaiieiiienaieaactetiatecaetipeae iain ANY A STARI* Telegtaph News Service of the United Prese Association dacs } "exTRas!’ “BuT DIDN'T 1 JUST SA etall eeheneioetnas nananagnantcipemeenstmaneenamnatmaseesanietnasboantin 1] TOGG GET ouT!!” SAY 1 DIDN'T WANT | FILM - ANY ‘EXTRAS 1” year $3.50.|| v mos. $1.90; hy. Billions for a Navy for PEACE INSURANCE Not 1 Cent for a Navy for Aggression __ Again The Star Is, as Always, First 7° BRING good tidings is ever ‘ Star is mighty glad to have t to deliver the cheerful news of the Seward to Fairbanks route, the purchase by the government of the Alaska North ern railroad, the coming visit of Secretary Lane to Alaska, { and all the other big Alaska news for which Seattle, the 1 The messenger a pleasant duty, anc been the first \ great S47, WOMAN, ur “L Bf ABOUT TEN Vie Another article in The Stay 's health cmos prem oo to the Northern territory, has been waiting mates with co-operation of American Medical Association anxiously. WES BEFORE THR PERFORMANCE /$ OVER, { = — The Star published the news two weeks ahead all SO CHANGE YOUR MIND ABouY PUTTING \ HEADACHES ARE A WARNING 5 other newspapers, and it is but human to mention it at this JHAY AKROPLANE ON YOUR HEAD 'TiL2 —— > M time. THE CURTAIN GOES DOWN JF You RE leadache ts one of the co ings of each adult at only $700 Down on Brains OOS ee eer ee en, CF Ota f. WOW 3)| oruvuy’ gohan aaa. ch. orevanting Sindaie ie Se OE & ee th bl , . F A Tabloid Histor in Navy—The 2ON'T GIVE ME ANY OF YOUR § SASS OR health are a | one and a half billion dollare.— Fe d yet another asinine blunder is being made in tl my yy, at es to | Committee of One Hundred on : : onstitution’s Victor “46 SIT ON YOUR War /. ne _ | National Health XK navy department this malac he . a Every four years or ne civilian, who, as a saafanity Of yee ‘i ; a ; : . : (EDITOR'S NOTE—This is agement hix superiority tn long p | Boesn't know a tattleship irom a canal boat, is clothed with] (EDITORS MOTE The Je fonrasanent ne wero tn 1am fro cata GERMANY TO HAVE } PUpreme authority over men who have devoted their li tO} Short History of the American | ad t Against Barclay {in the head fteelf, peer the service, and if one of these men happens to differ with| Navy,” published by “The | ship broadside of 459 pe This, ho is WAR TAX ON poes & the then secretary of the navy, he is arbitrarily shelved World's Work,” in its series on | Por one ine ships a arely tt se e | ae R F t } “aide { Anterican defenses.) bre of 896 pounds; he had 632 There are numerous causes o' Dogs have their day! amy ear Admiral iske, who is to be relieved as “aide for . so il Mo headache, and they cannot be Tar tha tatecre, ‘Chérenas Ae : q Operations” because he dared to have ideas his own ab ut BY JOHN M, OSKISON On he American removed by smelling salts, ice |] shunds will be able to look back ee the American navy, has been in the naval se Chapter VI 0 ey, had enotne bags, cold towels and headache to the days of the war and say t Forty years of faithiul and remarkably England, however, s € Ka Yeo, but powders. Well, we helped some!” a4 should entitle him " ht to express hin mated the capacity of our handful) € * action pe wan Headache may come defec In Germany there are 2,000, ‘t halal on matters relating to the navy meatier | aoe. Teka ae » naita ie aoaite ws Me excoted.on tham ia Oaie tates at this when he made of September deh‘ action of thé live 4 to obtain further revenue. at The impression prevails that our navy, such as is, be-lescape from Hroke's squ n 1 Macdonovgh, one of 1 canal, Jong-continued irrita-| fi 8 es January ars pine z o ot to Secre daniels, anc any |-———_—————— ng men of the navy, tion of the nasal cavities, high blood|| Koelnische Zeitung, “it has been ; longs to the country, not to Secretary Daniels, and if ed K met of the navy, tetloks or other causes as widely{) forbidden to make dog biscuits, @ fear admiral who has stayed with it night and day for “ Farid ce dinmes TaGaravnoA with the result that dogs kept io ® Yeats Says it is rotten, we are inclined believe him, even} no i].as pets are given food that ba | voat's art Constantly recurring headaches . though the secretary of the navy disagrees Macdonough’s achiev also be indications of eystout might be used for human con- ar And as long as we continue to retire our trusted naval back Prevost and se cobuienn Ut aoe oluae sumption, b . ¥ to abandon tn the any furthe ° ar fa oa There sre 2,000,000 pet dogs hepa because they take the public into their confidence are : of the body. The cause, more sé in Germany, and. inne Oe “ - , ensive campaigns t the headache itse puid yo ¢ casionally, it's going to stay Beto 9 at YN bed Reece LIE GNA ous than the headach ite If, she tid |} scknowledged that they eat up ’ sascha the Carolina, attacking vader ve found and cured. | Often the tm!) » great deal that might be used i attacktn ers ate caune of headache \s over b ' g pf + But What if—? eo gorge og Nagler cane of hea taan beings be soetal oa i } NGENIOUS one an suggests tat the air men Hrit t ; ® INGEN! U Freq nn uggest opacity . Pe : of organic disturb-\] were increased and a sharp con ; drop hives of bees on the enemy instead of bombs ‘ R ed em esults in abnormauy |] trol exerciged {t would make for ie He figures that one hive of 30,000 bees will put almost | privat ed or destroyed blood p ren Se brain oi hat tholansin teeta . . yh : jority the headache reme and at the same - as many soldiers out of action instanter Sending them a }1 50 While the land ee lt fe ada ‘ rem rae atone, bar pl ada? |f honeyed message with a sting, as it were 4 i boa lira iy wikis ve tain some powerful heart depress-|| revenue.” jut just think of being up a mile in the air with a hive tories on sea wo consistently ant, which only brings temporary — of bees, and no haystack to crawl under should they get that © in our arms was ren re is always danger, hi ! | never The treaty of ore te alwa; ty how. Ss INVITED ‘ ; Onont, December ie, tert us ever, In the use by the patient FATHER |in fine shape on the won of any drug which is sufficient. TO HEA LECTURE » Uncle Sam Might Wake Up Dol | Then we had to finish the jon in ly strong to have this result R + NOTHER great oil field has ‘tad brought in in Texas the Mediterranean. War was deciar-| when there is some weakness i ed against Algiers on March 2, 1815 of the heart. | Dr C. Brown, who cha: ig which is said to equal the Beaumont or Dayton fields | i in ins Doster [cas Toaceenatrens ate atket oubi Serious, of even fatal, results| ¢ teage se rows. ‘whi hae <4 A systematic plan by which the petroleum sce of to punish the corsairs. Decatur In from constant use and) schools, will speak to men only ‘ : eeks brought the Dey of Al y cannot effect a cure : 7 this country would be exploited and fully developed would]... pur engaged the Conatitu)™X eeks brought t Tuesday night at 8 o'clock at the Russia's great oil fields, with the opening of the Dard-| that crack friga DE & WAVE! ihe fighting ae tT cl Lee ar ae States approximately 3,000,000 |ie present. : " anelles, will again dominate the petroleum industry Indi-| of = co sore nye be —_—— 1’ Seeder friend, Mar The Original Cauliflower | persons are seriously ili, Fully itati as its limits, for it is costly, but with a) Country. Dringin ee sent (The next installment of this ta) jog the miss, nonpius t er Hawbuck (visit t| half of this iliness s prevent- 4 minimum ©: Roose nae ay . “Piisaate ie Wepre *| money gr openers s victory will be told In this paper seats | Replied Now, let me se: room? Appraising each life cost at lwrint Ads »! c ie Cor nuation . a -_ country might easily maintain P' F Yy att ontinuatic | row.) ne Attondicut—3t 16, oiF: 46 Chore auwst..:S100N anaes ten: Wietaas “barb: i ! EUDORA IER ‘I think I'll vote a sealskin coat,”| thing special you'd like me to show had all but Insured} — ss . | Not Riot Sarah ethene +l Seacutin Wonka 10 a3 at ot ioters, Sar Hull's victory when he designed the| : {| Jeanette we ay," Lyou é ") QARAH BERNHARDT declares that she expects her ap-|Constitution. The American, thoush|( Woman’s Health — })"A»4 a Eown of red.” ‘Then the) Parmer Hawbeck—Yas. My dat- 4 H 5 S ecials , pearances in Chicago and San Francisco next fall to caus eh mas. ; usta och tol} Requires Care? Wall, thats. &@ levsly ‘ay.” Neviiel eae ciak pinning Ss p Pt ig short of riots j : nd ght of the Constitu { Kansas City Journal. 't rad 2 - , ” ‘ eee | el Lifts, J) eee? ; T am sure of a cordial welcome in New York,” she said, {tion's broadside was pounds to see heii desi aie Dae. Sicichiotah Lise Soet Latte doz “but there are a lot of Germans in Chicago and San Francisco| jt aid tha Unites Busta sbicinall we. pacatiaciy-caabennaul Gib tes Mtg i romi|, A Tich New Yorker had been gtv- ff $1.25 Child’s Sliver-Plated Knife, Fork and Spoon . and there will certainly be demonstrations there, but the pros-| . we the new British frigate|) si general health | nent members of a church walked | W%& some East Side street urchins |[f $2.00 Chicago or Bommer Floor Hinge pect of a fight does not frighten me.” | Seese sdonian. Capt. Decatur’s ship,| asure on) hom toi ret discussing the ser. Pend at the beach e a year, the Takes doors 1% to 2 inches. We are quite sure you are in error, Madame Bernhardt | the Old Wagoner, of the Americar and tion {| mon esa of the trip being an ocean | § $5.00 Recovered Ford Auto Cushion d < yi iW A icans A ic: d womanhood is a| fleet, was far slower than the new| th ter Their toate § I tell you,” said the first, enthu-| °#% | 9B $1.50 8'4x1!4 Three-Cell Tubular Flashlight ‘ ee en cercens in Americs, \an a “| Britisher, but in weight of metal, in| * rebel at the violence }) yiastically, “Dr. Blink ean certainiy| A® the patron stood by the car! $20.00 38-Cal. Colt's Automatic Revolver . sacred institution under our flag. |gunnery and in crew efficiency be | tie and purgattve pean} dive dee into truth than any beat ops a bem | te rac tdele $2.00 — ar Door Set . ; had a great advantage. ‘ while they may af- (| preac er heard.” | " Pai eae ‘an Sharpen Your Razor Blades Better . ii volnt the lesson, Ca tem ellet, shock the { ‘ ¥ vais q| Mitty little fellow and said Twas an Awful Risk Fe paint ‘the laste, Capt. Law:|). tord tong © the tance ald the. pocond Hig, “and)” stiow is: 1t you are'so dirty, son? EayROTHER NEWELL, editor of the Denver Express, has|T@ce, Who had come to the com-|{ a seriously disturt the accra] ieee a) Tot oreee Ry. Ome , 1416-1417 i + editor 0 e pres: f 36-gu r ite Ch (¢ organs, A mild laxa ease si! @ the 5 Oe pon ape A on i a oe sas “I missed the car for the beach Fourth Av. a” been reprimanded by the Colorado house of representa-| peake r brilliant work with the|{ + Ai KODAK FINISHING last year a loop Hornet, sailed out of Bostun|$ er : Five He had taken his reputation for honesty, sobriety and/hoy,. against the fine. Enetish § { Let me do er Quick eee © sanity in his hands and sat down in a member's seat \frigate Shannon, a vessel of 8 guns, 5 ner ORiag come ita Pai He might have been taken for a member of the Colorado) whic bly manned by 5 “ory ou going to the fancy-dress| s legislature, and a reprimand isn't half the punishment he had experienced crew Lona ha sled by al) ¢ 1 5 ‘Ob.- yes.” y rag roug. e coming to him. \eont owt withont doe a t >| vn ‘what garb?” lacking his chief officer and second|) ! i | “I shall wear one of the quaint] W . W hi T: ) > The King’s Come-Back lofficer, with a crtw that had not T pecameaenas arg | CaN earing orthiess lrusses! : Ci . : ‘ ; ade| been shaken down, His vessel was 5 a URRAH for Old King Cotton! State department trade| Sein "hati and succumbed te r The Difficulty | : 90 Per Cent of the Suffering and Trouble ee advisers assure Senator Morris Sheppard of Texas that! the Prtiish frigate in 15 minutes rs you sleep like a baby?” asked ~ Ruptured People Go Through Is Caused h co docto 7 ©? they are firm in the belief that, as soon as the allies force the alg “egal a cee gene, is “No,” replied the patient. “One By Spring and Leg-Strap Trusses > Dardanelles, a market will be opened for American cotton in| f brought quick victories, and the night when IT was all lit up I tried _ European Russia that will exceed the ordinary shipments of| am, it, but the perambulator was ericans won seven out of eight| too CLEANS KIDNEYS | This Brings It ds in urine so it source of irritation, neutralize the no longer is a brush with it and draw this through your hatr, taking one small SEE | strand at a time; by morning the | | * this commodity to Germany. |single-ship sloop engagements. In A LUNDBERG co. a ; Hasten the day when America’s monarch shall rule over jevery oun experience and weignt Pb Detormmity Appliances and Chopping Min OF etal were the deciding ele . f -« Europe and peace and plenty reign once more! swell spa i aud if your Bak is aching or Bladder | nef THIRD VEN Um Hello, Grimshaw! Don't you re. q nese evnseem | On the Great Lakes and on Cham-| bothers, drink lots of water member your old sidekick, Smart 4 |plain navies were created to meet ane Gat lene meat TUR HAIR yy eck” Meek a teeta r trie, P er familiar,” 1 th rgency. On Erie, Perry en-| when yqur kidneys hurt and | plied Grimshaw coldly, “but'l am : gaged in a ship-building duel with] sour hack feels sore, don't get |giad to say that I have forgotten u sick and tir tyWearlng thing you want to know. It is full of | Barcla Perr m, and in the red and proceed to load your | both your tenn: and name ‘ou can't make hold, which you] facts never before put in print, . a tomgch with a lot of drugs that | ‘ spi (Sag iM feel sate in, or whieh h ee they} It oe ie, eee or excite the kidneys and frritate the you know that euch cghimptions{| theep Who manage te live through ft efte kidneys clean like you keep your Grandma kept her locks dark the fakes and humbuge—puts z | bowels clean, by ‘flushing them|~ glossy and thick with « atwinte. hey are a rd againat being tooled and =| | ' witha mild, harmless salts which mixture of Sage Tea and all about our guaranteed removes the body's urinous waste Sulphur tu the famous Cluthe Auto- 3 4 stimplotes them to thetr és lc Massaging: Trucs, Shows how altn- - normal agtivity. The funetion of] ‘The old-time mixture of Sage! | ble it in Why tt needa no ‘belt or lex: . the kidneys 1s to filter the blood and Sulphur for darkening ;™ Tae oben Ones eee :° Jin 24 hours they strain from it 30 benae, streaked and faded hair {s | at | grains of acid and waste, so we can | grandmother's treatment, and folks | * Newspaper seribes, city officiale| readily ftnderstand the vital im-|are again using tt to keep their | | “ prone 4 and thelr wives, members of«"The| portance of keeping the kidneys} hair a 1, even color, which 1s No More Belts, Leg-Straps or Springs . mipatiy, nt the idocre | Abtive quite sensible, as we are living in w way to hold any mi on4 host of others, will| Drink lots of water--yon can’t] an age when a youthful appearance | rapture retal sesaperes wi . of drome Mon.| drink too much; also get from any|is of the greatest advantage. without having to wear log-atrapa h ° B the Clock “4g pharmacist about four ounces of s, though, we don’t have It 4s our guatunteed rupture hel@gr, side Me ateeditidd eave Bet The affair, which is expected to be | 144 Salts; take a tablespoonful In me task of gathering Tt ts a8 big an img r Slantic | gou and why, because of our long ex. ne of the most notewecths of lug| Klass of water before breakfast | the sage and the mussy mixing at usnen An caued (appit-| pertence and thorough knowledae of rup- When it is midnight in New York it is 11 o'clock Kind in the city, will be the Soatrin|each morning for a few days and| tome. All drug stores sell the the firet steam engine ever. bullt utterly battle your leoal erose fittest in Chicago, 10 o'clock in Denver, 9 o'clock in Press club's inaugural ball, in cole-|YOUr kidneys, will act fine» This | ready tose produgt called “Wy 0 Taye Trial to Prove Te Write for the book today. | ‘That “wit amous salts is made from the acid]eth's Sage and Sulphur Compound” only a minute, But tt may free you San Francisco, 5 A.M. the next morning in bration of the introduction of ngw| cf graves, and: Jamon juice, com-|for about 60 cents B bottle It: le m trouble and worry for the rest of London and 1 P. M. the day before in Manila. og bicnesnic bined with lthia, and has been|very popular because nobody can | used for generations to clean and| discover it has been applied, Sim By Western Union RUMANIA SHUTS atimulate glogged Kidneys; also to} ply moisten your comb or a soft Box 984, THE iTS DOORS TO TURKS, q it is NOW thus ending bladder weakness he bei * . PUCHAE April 12 or|, Jad Salts is inexpensive; c nnot| gray hair disappears, but what de- | 125 Fast 23rd St. Pad in pr dl wie ant the linjure; makes a delightful effer-| tights the ladies with Wyoth's Suge | _ Editor—Who brought this con |, New York City ‘There’s a Western Union Service to meet every need. the Turks through Rumania wit) | Vescent nes ag hele ritich | and paiohic Js Mies, esiaee bean | found ae ie rane attend yok) T send me your Free Book and Trial Ags oe y wey every one ®*hould take now and) fully darkening the hair after a few{ ing the dance last n | Otte Bull information gladly given at any office. oe what ag ‘ a annogbced | then to keep thel® kidneys clean| applications, {t also produces that Office Boy—A Indy tate Soh I bitin tha er had been twsued | and active. Try this, also keep up| soft luster and appearance of Kditor—Why didn't she leave i Néme veisiany TERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO prohibiting the shipment of,arms|the water drinking, and no doubt|abundamce which is so attractive; | her name? Sebel THE le and ammunition from Germany to( you will wonder what became of| besides, prevents dandruff, itching Office Boy—She did. She said every chi Fata : Constantinople through Roumanta,| your ildney trouble and backache. ! scalp and falling halr, it's one of those on the list,