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= pyre somes a= ee 5 - eres Se eee ee * STAR—TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 1915. PAGE 4, | THE MOVIE MAGNATE RECONSIDERS DIANA DILLPICKLES IN HER HOT SKETCH VTWAT wae WAT DILLPICKLES GIRLY” THE SEATTLE STAR wures . NORTHWKHST LEAGUR or i NeW SsrArhnS | , B40, | Billions for a Navy for PEACE INSURANCE Not 1 Cent for a Navy for Aggression "AHA! SHE ENTER NON T KNOW WHERE Lives! Yom HOUS: we | a a “By Jove, SHE MAY BE A Prize APTER ALL. SHE HAS PERDONALITY 1” * BY JOVE. THE Gt. 1 TURNED DOWN vesTeRaayy * GOODNEGS _ Spring, Gleeorious Spring--Achoo! HE gentle springtime’s here again, the birds blithely) 3 sing, and every little alley cat doth on a robin ‘ > b) Spring. The backyard rubbish heap it smokes, old rub- t h N E Th N h bers taint the air, and when you light your evening pipe DLEAMSNIP Northwestern Carries Lager rong ivortn, 5 it tastes like hemp and hair. The renter moves about} ’ s the town, the landlord paints his shack, and mother turns her fast year’s gown and baby eats tack. ewar S ecca ror riunareds, Uncie Sam arns m @ The lovers wander ‘neath the: moon and lle thal. scissy tenslt cati was Ou | mewth Wiitlthe nombor of Jhere, but fully half the crowd, tak-{ In us. Undoubtedly Seattie Comparison of enger t ( same old lie, while forty-leven angleworms rain dowtl] ewered here today when 250 daily information seekers at | ink « chance, push on inside mnere| aid was the one big factor that | during the last few weeks | f howev ) is a : ‘ . sring is here eager p ngers, northbound, the offices of the Alaska rall- jone clerk, aud sometimes two, aré| clinched the final naming of |that there has been a marked in- | me from evening sky. Yea, happy, happy sj ring | here,| Sasesd” through’ the strait road commiasion in the Alaska | detalic d anewering auestions.. | Seward ee the terminal. lcrease in the number of age and house cleaning’s here, too, and soon we'll quaff the} aboard the steamship North building has reached far past | ore “We feel this, all of us, and | North, and at a ket offices | pa 4 2 arh ete jt the 1,000 mark | if you in Seward you Beattle bh 1 fT erks admit the nticipate f ¢ lager beer and eat 4 rhubarb stew. aeay, almost unnoticeably, Setios tae hese gebehd eubeiteleseie’ ke g00d ; akaaee oe peag par ero ior ided! ne hea travel thie | there The warbling of the moving van it mingles with] the throng of people anxious the ofties door proclaiming to the |the rent n mmer than for several seasons | jobs hs | a " fae fe | eward hy grown public that no information regard is ost watisfactory re The i he of yonder wan and acheful man who puts his} gay by day during the tact [ing employment can the teen seonien ompiernent | haus mak orvn of engineer i ae le a ets eee eats vi rh en sa jean get from the man on duty No} but otherwise as employed no li . s are here > is |intimation i# obtainable that there he “And dandelion greens are here, the lawn is sprout-| OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE [it\s0y ori icnitur « torce ot| Common oF skilled tzborers post ing up, and soon the iceman’s horrid leer will brim our} iting nen at this time anywhere along tively cannot find employment at , , , . ; ir or| Ovo ARE! a T When the ‘ ; on fi arge J : The poets, too, are sprouting now their tender You LOSE Your \ OTHER Book says — salbinn Wigeday uiekt ay Velnie Gard , mS Weaves of green, and everywhere the editor is waxing Ser! THER] IT alg) Re i senaer tt for the pear bad tune j be shipped North i ~ wan and lean. 7 aie con 4d, Many were old “sour on, although the sailing date has z F 4 ) 3 IN Busck rT happy to be sailing back t been annor The dogwood and the catnip tree are yowling, mad} AND WwHite! | = nip the. Herth. Maher aay Gone ae > with joy, and Willie, with his slungshot free, is sniping] mae Tipen as tho sol th ie TORS ort rectly by the govecctusati ean iaee them at the end of the voyage or t the governmen' n@ pa © Wo Lung Loy. Just who Wo Lung may chance to be} not | by contract, it is announced 5» iS far beyond our ken, but when we need a rhyme, you} Chace ren ape coal gree Poggoren Peet peat gsc Sée, we make one up, amen. | his partner, Dr Barnes, who | span the chasms of gla- ¥; % le i sailed with jaot mining dredge | 18, though « at part As we remarked some time before, the luscious] rere en Pe ager appeseinn ph ge of the road’ will traverse broad, pring has came, and nightly by our kitchen door the | of & quarter million dollara this flat valleys, where construction Sang hay iil: summer. Herron ts owner and pub ll cost comparatively little. _ Spring sun sets in flame. lisher of the Seward Dally Gate “it is estimated that the average ! The willow and the currant bush have flowered out way and other Alaska newspapers cost per mile over the entire route * A : . m Seward to Fairbank i b Bein and every ding-danged courting thrush is mad, like- o lemons: | Se eer tey ada hee. Wien tome Fs ., ‘ i. : . ower nv id,” Cm 7 ; the wren. Likewise the writer of this screed, like- sald tact wien at Plor 4, “When ate, the ee ie fe Wise the whole wild world, the earth wakes up, it sprouts| word readied: there fre the marae ie" its seed and winter's banners furled go down to long and! | ioe ak SOU.” Nea waar Already | application has been “Grear defeat, while Cupid mocks the wise, and while we| chosen se the terminal, One (o the Panama canal ‘authorities “ : . : of the wildest celebrations ; | Bathe our bunioned feet our ma bakes pieplant pies. itis town had avec eoterte for the equipment for which She . canal builders may have no fur- Re CS e 1d took place that night. ther use. - 5 5 ° peaking for the people of | ed 4 i. Signs of Peace, Some Time Seward, | want to say before | | Bd niger sng org 1B ore T LLOYD'S EXCHANGE, London, they're betting odds fol sethy hae ee | Alaskan commission of a French ) | ‘ee! deeply indebted to Seattle \ladder dredge, tuas and barges, ©& that the war will not last a year longer. Seats on New for the interest she has taken York stock exchange are selling at record-breaking prices These things show that the big gamblers are getting feady to gamble with opportunities unprecedented. The war 1s the international deck of cards a thorough shuffling, © and the world is going to sit into the game, with the limit © rising through the roof. Other things being equal, the fel- Tow who has the most money and can best stand losses, wins The gamblers had better be mighty careful about @re dealt to your Uncle Sam's side of the table | And Sam Will Be There XPERTS estimate that the outlay for the war is now the rate of 2 billion dollars per month it to cost 25 billions. . A government can print money, or its equivalent, in un- limited quantity, but there comes a time when such money ‘loses its purchasing power. What then? Bankruptcy, or con- ‘fiscation of private property for government use In such a crisis, any party—meaning mostly Uncle Sam— having a lot of perfectly good money, becomes the highcocka- lorum of finance, world finance, at that. |four locomotives, four locomotive cranes, 60 12-yard dump cars, twa steamshovels, and two piledrivers. | Part of this equipment is to be | turned over to the Alaska commis- }sion at once, and the balance ag | soon as it can be spared. a ‘Union Savings | & Trust Co. OF SEATTLE " what cards at} | | Resources Nearly $5,000,000 WHY NOT SAVE? another year of shows the four different Alaskan port the government-owned railroad to be built In Al, ard, and the other routes which had been considered. including Seward, which will be the oc also the route leading into the interior from Sew Below is the present method of transportation into interior Call in Those Indianians! The Difference “In many ways,” observed Mrs. horse | “Haven't you any ambition? queried “No. we Fairbanks, the prospective Mayor's Address railroad terminal. | Economy is the first step toward wealth. Opening a savings account he replied, with brighten but I have some Cityfiat I find that a much like a man is} is the second. Every great fortune “When You're Well, Keep Well” jhad its foundation laid in small savings. We believe we can truth- HE Woman's Political Union of New York has established a class for teaching women how to spot repeaters at the| | ing intelligence “Wall, 1 dunno,” answered Farm-| thing just as good.” Opens Church Fair} 4 hen thi 4 fir d t is voted Jer Squash, as he applied a match eee Thousands are attending the Im-| pov that ‘ene oielas aiet ta aged n “ Soop a bint cares sweet Ms ed ot |to his corneob pipe. “I have found) i ’ jome Clase ee maculate eeption church fatr, Another article in The Star’s health campaign being conducted | fully is % : e a ¢ would take the liberty of advising the New York la-|them quite different in some re-| ‘aller—Your daughter is quite | which o} onday night, and] with ration rican Medical Association the greatest promoter o i dies to communicate with the women of Terre Haute, whol spects. For instance, a horse as age et ad tt wit} continue throushowt poh ney PA... co-ope! of Ame . a Med! - ~~~} the world, You can easily find ours. % ¥ : C of spotting,| Worth more after he's broke i nditor OY, ayor made a short address, | : Thave taken a post-graduate course in the science of spotting. | ¥ Mie she’s #0 popular that she has to land the big show was on. CHECK UP ON YOUR PHYSICAL CONDITION Interest 4 Per Cent 3 The End of It use printed rejection slips in de. A pig auction ended when F. M What! Again? Young Lawyer (Having passed his| ‘lining her offers of marriage. — Ilivan bought the squealer for| | JAMES D. HOGE, Well, I'm glad ite) > and went home with his prize| It isn't too early to begin getting) ed in one’s turn, and passed examination) 7 : > “ ’ : — acne traits Sa President. : ONSTANT READER writes us: “If William Jennings) over, Ive been working to death|{ To Remove . Dandruff } er hie arm. : : ready for your vacation—that 18, If! along to many after. Many | 5, Bryan should run for president on a prohibition platform,|the last few years trying to com-|)_ WW ~~nnnwnnnnnnnnnnd| Tho Seattle College orchestra fur’) you wish to Fy tragedies result from lack of |N. B. SOLNER, ‘ q — he would h lected.” “hag 7 ag pent bape Get a 26-cent bottle of Danderine|tremsoives at the fish pond andl ical shape in op sunshine and fresh air. Many Vice President and Trust Officer, would come very near being electec | Old Lawyer—Cheer up, my boy Da Ponind sp A ms werine| themselves a 1e fish pond and] ical shape to en tired hearts would be rested if What a rotten prospect for a man with Bill’s record at]tw1 be a long time before you have| wishing mech bee Beh mat teh red bas ae | Joy every minute d fresh air could be HOGE BUILDING By hier tunning! any more work to do ealp With the finger tips OF mora] ae ae ace be P etc Prin aras paveoner S: Drake te Se eee ere er | nea: ! . scalp ¥ . ® a a | rom the District. i = — fines ing most, if not all, of this awful Special Linen Finish | standpoint there ; i lscurf will have disappeared. Two or three applications will destroy levery bit of dandruff; stop scalp {tehing and falling hair. | Beacon—! see it requires about |15 days for the human body to re BUSINESS CARDS )3i3.0"'08.° 22". pit. Printed for | ning a vacation. |cover from the loss of two consecu |from stuffy quarters in the city to| ebertVery likely: bot what 4 $2.25 Per 1,000 |the country or shore and on the Egbert—Very likely; but what do , |those cats care? | KAPLAN PRINTING CO, |[irtt day of the outing | the sun : blistere their necks hands and arms o. | 709 Fourth Ave. Main 2623) until, in many ca they go to bed | ‘Kidney Trouble Often Causes “"s"!80:"%%s voter 0 prepare| |for this extra dose of sunlight by | SPINNING’S SPECIALS 50c Can Thurston's Powdered Dancing Floor Wax ... Many people rush ||| Low Excursion Fares 250 Va-Pint Can Kut-Kate Paint and Varn: 40c Pint Can Same A Pigs -30¢ 75c 4-In. Hercules Auto Valve Tool mee. + 65¢ Has cutter to square off or true up top of valve. Has quadruple cutting die, for threading outside of valve, die for rethreading inside ; of valve, and slotted cap for taking out valve core, Worth a dozen i ordinary valve tools No. 1 Hercules Ratchet Tap Wrench see. B5e ThreeJawed Chuck, holding Taps and Drills from 1-16 to 9-32 No. 2 Hercules Ratchet Tap Wrench Sepackas $1.50 Takes Taps and Drills % to % inch No. 2 Tap Wrench nee Holds Taps % to ¥% inc! } } -35¢ q i 18¢ \ ish Remover . Tickets on sale daily by NORTHERN PACIFIC RY. TO THE EXPOSITIONS A SAN FRANCISCO AND SAN DIEGO In connection with The Fast De Luxe Retarded Progress Why do you state that, women are slower than men?” demanded the suffragette er - \@radually getting the skin of the “Tt takes most o! hem years | Nervousness and Heart forcstn’aht ‘hina. the head ana to reach the age of 30,” replied the} | the neck hardened to the sun. | Trouble Start {n a week or two before —_— | you begin your outing by apending ONE-PRICE DENTISTS) see Taunting Her + B5e a few minutes each day in the s h Route to California he sun Wite—1 read the other day that| schN® Youre ago I was badly run|light and wind, Leave the head ‘ 1415 | th iraffe has a tongue eighteen! ~ down, not able to do any work; |} and neck bare and roll the sleeves - THE GREAT NORTHERN PACIFIC $. S, GO, | |/its,ci"st,.b * 7m "| Bese Gold suffared. from. nervousness, heart | up tothe sivow.. This ‘will give | anh A $4.00. .. $4.00, Fourth Av. trouble, kidneys and bladder in bad| the Crowns ... t shape Best Bridge- “Great Northern” skin the opportunity to get no appetite, unable to do} used to the effect of the burning any work; and, since using six bot-) sun gradually 8. S. operating the two new fast palatial st “Northern Pacific” mere to Husband—Aren't you Jealous? . | | | “* | against the soda counter, Want Ads. at all drug stores, Geographical society, In Washington ns San Fi neleco, with low excursion rates, berths eer ee sigs seein den WOME da sucs tles of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, [| Better yet, if you Ive near a | and meals included | eee eat 1 Gase aat At Vealh |feel fine; am in excellent health |lake or river where there are sand 4 ! ; sk about Macy Gougtecree ass ania le $5 00): can do most any kind of light banks or beaches and have the anclisco } Z EASTBOUND SUMMER EXCURSION FARES Ps SAN ag ott |Red Rubber.... . 1 areek Mince using the Swamp-Root | time, spend 26 or 30 minutes a day hy : IN EFFECT MAY 15 | I have been slated for several| Best set of Teeth || have been relieved of all thejexercising or playing about ad FF gees era good ve | oY rh st |above troubles, Y cheerfully give in a bathing suit. Even if e } ; , hings bigee ow ant to se Na 3 . the above testimony, and hope oth- | the water is too cold for swimming, e \ 4 JUNE 15 TO SEPT. 15 if there isn't something I can really] Patless Extraction Included | ers may be benefited loll on the sand and let the sun| O ul e Vis! rs \ get.’ . | Very truly yours, gradually bronze instead of burn 4 THE 1915 PARK SEASON nog bd We make a specialty in J. lL. DICKSON, the akin, Hxposure for more than | ™ = | Well Begun all branches of Dentistry. Westminster, 8.'C, | 80 minutes at a time will burn the| Hote] ||/HOTEL ROY 2%. © #% pany visit I've ta the most important work that a Sworn to before me, | skin | ii Reduction by week | step toward building a fashionable Any , don re 8. L. BROWNI eh St. Regis 883 Kearny. Hot and cold Yellowstone Park apartment house.” satisfactory will be miade| Justice of the Peace, Life is a trust, received as aan at. nt Stock- || ALAMO INN Tate union st. ent vo Let the contract, have you? f ho hav: by q bet pea 824 Kearny. 4 i over free of © | ; t | rom many who have gone be: a me Ss Kearny, : 7 | “No. I've selected a fancy same| ° ge at amy) |, latter to. | fore, to be quarded and better gang age | vance tt a s cdlisl via AAainal sitter 2 ltor the building time. All work guaranteed | |tinhamton, y."¥. - New, Fireereat, || — ‘ — j & ., fox 12 sears, Paral | Suvector. | (4 LINCOLN HOTEL # : Gardiner Gateway. w fares dally 5 | i " a Je $1 per day wp.||| 115 Market st, Sam Francisco's greates : bdindy dees. Lov Yares dail mii 4b 00 years. inless ex-| Prove What Swamp-Root Will Di WOMAN EXPLORER HERE Kate $1 per a | xreatet| i during season. sporteman—-Ie the bunting good traction, Examination free. or Vou % : vara | vein, trees. grinatoan fous cer coal cones : Send ten Gents to Dr, Kilmer & Romance and Reality of Van-|j : oe ee a. New, ew , J. 0. McMULLEN, City Pass. Agt., Guide—Yep, Better than the 207 University St. Co., Dept, R, Binghamton, N. Y., for|couver Island” will be the subject | Liocsten Slag aiae, Wise re ale 4 . O. , 4 A 2 san © bottle. It will con-|of a lecture in Bagley hall, at uni ved 4 107 Yesler Way, Seattle, Wash. findin Opposite Fraser-Paterso: ny oR lier ; Stas A. TINLING, A, GF. & P. vhhe Peves - _ Peterson § booklet ot vananien ine Jolla W, erensnaw Sita disbsnae bi Re ad Node} Na 1 | 2023 Smith Bullding, Seattle, Wash. zs Per By Bhi ae MERU.” Oe a mation, telling about the kidnoys|is a big game hunter of note, and || eongestd so oe Use Star Wants Ads for Ree § { A. 0. CHARLTON, A. G. P. A., Portland, Ore. | 2: pane , y on oT ‘ and bladder. Regular fifty-cent;the only Canadian woman ever yen yo i Bs | tin Sit tein del less drug store clerk, leaning! List your Real Estate in Star| ing onedollar size bottles for sale| elected to memberahip tn the royal | an, 81.50 Up || sults, |

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