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

STAR— THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1915. PAGE 4, THE SEATTLE ‘STAR Japan's demands on China are #0 carefully framed as not to take in more than everything In sight—W. take off my hat to Philadelphia ed It around.—N. invite Banner. then and doesn’t hurt apring- Enver Pasha eyes open. DIANA DILLPICKLES IN HER HOT SKETCH "2 WANT t Do THAT DANCE" 7 Now iN THIS HAWAIIAN SCENI he p year By mai), out of olty, 360 per Lg) Up i. € moa; # mos rey 90; B ae ‘ o400, Private “NO. 1 WAN'T 1 DANCE 17 WE NEED A GRACEFUL | HULA HULA a STAR has advocated that the county purchase a farm Why? Hs In the first place, it itién, It will mean the . taxpayers, annually blooded business saving ef thousan is a cold proposi \y s of dollars to the In the second place, it is a warm-blooded humanitarian «proposition. It will mean that the indigent, the sick, the {poor and the oppressed can have a chance to such activity | | tas they can and will enjoy | ‘ The present “poor farm” at Georgetown is not a farm | and never was. Everybody who knows the condition of the) a | land there will admit that if it is a farm it is undoubtedty | well named—poor farm. It is probably the poorest farm in} America i | But it isn’t the idea of The Star that the new gounty Lea l farm should be a poor farm. Rich farm, in the opinion of HER CRITICISM The Star, would be a much more fitting title \ Such farms have proven themselves indispensable in other parts of the country. There no doubt concerning their importance to the communities in which they have been established. , Two county commissioners—Koudsen and Carriagan are in favor of a county farm. The Star arges that the commission take hold of this big, | laudable idea and, after thoro and mature consideration,! put the King county farm really and truly on the map. Crookedness That Didn't Pay FY HE Terre Haute election-fraud trials are at an end, and | q the country breathes a sigh of relief. The sentences imposed by Judge Anderson were unusually severe, but well N Merited, for the crimes were heinous and their commitment marked by utter depravity. i To the general public the whole affair will soon be but @ memory, but it is to be hoped that the swift punishment meted out to the Terre Hute crowd will have a salutary Tt DON'T MORE THAN eer COMFORTABLY SETTLED wHen You —— ' ¢ffect in deterring would-be corruptors of the ballot every Where. The most significant thing about the Terre Hante trials was that the conviction of the accused men became a forégone conclusion from the moment the state rested it case, thus showing how thoroughly public sentiment had Yeo: E bave been to the work been aroused. if fate : May the spectre of Mayor Roberts, Judge Redman and “Ab. What did you think of th wonderful color sche other “higher-wps” arrayed im prison stripes, pentroat all fu-| Wom. 3 cnane at ture traffickers in votes, and may this trial mark a new/# more if it didn’t overshadow one's epoch in our country’s electoral history An ugly chapter/ff complexion » is finished; let's paste down the leaves eee GATHERED uP "| His Needs . But before doing so, it's well to voice a word deer Gcavsacs?’ dead th onl ANOTHER Mess} est sympathy for “the innocent wives and children t heart flattered by the presence of the YOUR CIGAR Stricken and covered with shame and sorrow, alone at home millionair 6 studio. Yoa Stuss!? itinemtieced sir, I shall be happy to show you my best canvases. Something al Go to It, Woodrow! legorical?” Or do you prefer a ay : landscape NE of the most important things among the ny that What I want.” sald Mr Gilson Gardner has sent out from Washington is his 7 : ne eminent contractor, with 4 : 4 jecision, “is something about a announcement that President Wilson is going in for an up-\B vara and a half lone and a yard to-date naval program Experts who have been studying wide, to cover some cracks in the the European war abroad have been recalled and plans will fresco” = . prepared for the newest things iri submarinés, acroplanes, Tek’ tome ig guns, explosives, etc., so that President Wilson can give So Lady Gladys fe back from the front? Yes, she couldn't find a interesting or rommntic to the next congress a mighty message on the necessity for ade ‘quate naval defense ; It’s all right, provided that the policy of Ur Sam Building his own war tools and making his own material is cle Turkey went She misiaid her spectacies.—Wall Street Journa Roasts and Flings, Jabs and Jibes, at Men and Things, by Snappy Scribe Perhaps the poets sing thelr spring songs because It helps ~ Atlanta Constitution, Into the fight with her “HERE, WE'LL SETTLE THIS! WHICH OF You HAVE EVER DANCED it?” Getting It Straight Teacher—What is the differ. ence between militarism and militancy? Pupii—Militancy is the fem ining for militariam. “ee Corrected A London policeman, giving evidence in the offictal staccato fashion—"I went to No, 27, where 1 saw prisoner in bed. I said, ‘I have a warrant for your arrest for burglariously entering the premises nt Any questions?” istrate, § “Yes, sir I'm sure Mr to say only you come t ‘Now, then. I want yer’? cee Hae its Effect Frost—-Do you think the auto has an ennobling influence? Snow-—-Well, speaking person- ally, we have been fined and ro fined. sald the mag wold Jackson the prisoner. don't want what is trae, Didn't my roor, and . Vinger, ‘on out of ft; ee She Knew T am collecting for the suffer- ing poor. But are you sure they suffer? ‘Oh, you, indeed. I go to their houses and talk to them for hours at a time.” really re Economy She—But if I can't live on my neome and you can't live on yours, where would age of oor marrying? He (thoughtfully)—Well, by putting our incomes together, one the advent of would be able to live, at any rate ee Within an inch of His Life An old German was delivering a sel-imposed address on mill- tary actence. “My son Otto,” said he, “goes off to the war and wears a high hat. Along comes a bullet—right through the middie of it. Had he been wearing a cap, mein Gott! Otto would have been killed erybody’s Magazine James J. Hill, who says “business needs a rest,” is wrong. Business needs to go to work.—Loulaville Post, Pelicans trained to fight aeros are not nearly so necessary as storks to make up the deficit Washington Po . Ponto the Purp She to you, rude. He—1 know it, my dear. But I am physically unable to stand for that length of time Every time I begin to talk you sit down. It's very "ee Elusive Columbus had just discovered America, “I'm searching for a place without hay fever,” he explained. c 8 Seafaring Naval Recruiting Officer (to ac tor who bas applied to join the naval reserve)—And what exper!- ences have you had? Actor—-Quite considerable. 1 was two years a midshipman in H. M. 8. Pinafore,” « lieutenant in half a dozen plays, and an ad- miral in the “Chinese Honey- moon,” a, “LAND oF THE @ see Out of the Ordinary “What is there queer about this embezzlement case “The money was not taken by the most trusted employe.” ee Staggering Weight Bobbie—Don't you feel Mr. Bibbie? tired, Bobbie. Why do you ask? Bobbie—Cause you last night rying pa said he met and you were car- an awful load, loyally adhered to so far as is possible. The country will stand solidly by the president in his efforts a strong enottgh to insure the United states against aggre avy ion CORSETLESS! ENGLISH ACTRESS USED TO BE If Italy has got as big an army on the border as is re-} To nine people out of ten whoyuef Garcia only added to my timtd-) Then, following her first Amert to be able to carry home whatever Austria} lity. Garcia was then the acknowl-|can tour, Mr. John Edwards en Pa wee jwill greet Miss Marie Ter st at] concedes, anyhow. s pics ate ledged master of singing, a man of| gaged her, and for five years she z hak tent the Moore theatre In May, one Of) poet oxtraordi methods. For| stayed at Daly's theatre the greatest comedy actresses on| instance, ¥ the great day ar-| After Daly's, she graduated, Bid of $65,000 for a New York stock exchange seat. For) ino English-speaking stage, will be|rived for being Introd ef to te speak from comic | opers. | 0 that ould buy ther i ir, for mother to just thet, and nothing more im—a da had drea of for| Theneeforth she was to be a really se i cope ct i fae eany chart ” But to the tenth man or woman} months be inatead of making| truly actress of legitimate drama sit in. Miss Tempest will recall the slightest pretenne of conven Mise Tenrpest’s euceess In the aR napa vari of artiste altogether tionality when I was pre to | latter field has now become one of WE'LL NEVER be satisfied with this European war until him, he mere erked his head and | the traditions of English-spea they can reduce it to the “Standing of the Clubs” basis, and abruptly ordered me to go _— ing sta, e. Pe ig om percenta and take 1 corsets off, when he . for Mac ooo hattdlbateda would hear Z It was as Kitty Sflverton, in “The Breaks Recor |Marrioge of Kitty,” that the , OH, WHISPER IT SOFTLY! MARIE TEMPEST STARTS CAREER ON STAGE QUITE ania ‘thine ba orp oe came onne made her greatest suc . S Wie thes ’ ¢| cess. This comedy hit the popular| g K Well” “Dorothy at t Prinee or W ales} fancy, and Miss Tempert played | ou’re Well, Keep jeer attnt “oer tres ok te] the Fle for 400 connective Mek pa - stage for less taan two years. She} Another article in The Star's campaign gang the part for the first ume"! NAVY YARD ROUTE ae ithe role Steamers MB. Kennedy and Tourgt cneans ar, eat KS 'b this tt Leave Colman Dook, Beattie, 6:10 (encept ~ HOW TO GUARD AGAINST ‘MENINGITIS ak: eannenenteel en, the | Randay). f08, 16-80 am. te, 2:08, longest run on record for a cornic | sept, Sunday (sunday ra Titke table subject to change without Many people call cerebrospinal ypeople who catty the disease, ‘The os oe oe eres abe meme tae meningitis or epidemic meningitis|have come in contact with a ci | saoitsedlaa acted bes brain fever. They|0Ut are not sick, and carry the if KIDN an —— oe *°* | germs in their noses and throat i i fefer to it 88 8) To avoid the disease, ohildrer We Make Motion Pictures sickness that at-| should be kept away from families Ipment in th tacks the brain it-| mh imped Finest Equipment ° self as a result of severe emotional or mental strain. Meningitis ts real ly not a “brain ‘ fever,” but te an fnflainmation of the membrane lining of the skull, and is caused by germs. At least one of every two chil- dren with the disease dies, and sometimes th out of four cases are fatal; therefore, great care should be taken to avoid in which a case ts known to be pres ent, of where a child is sick with an unknown disease, and all the people who come In contact with the dix ease should be avoided. Avoid pub He gatherings when meningitis ex lists in the neighborhood Northwest Jacobs Photo Shops P.1, Building, Soattle BLADDER BOTHER | Take a Glass of Salts to Flush Out Your Kidneys and Neutralize Irritating Acids. The child who has the disease Kidney and Bladder weakness re- | |should be kept in a separate room, sult from urie acid, ss noted jand only the attendants or nuree authority. The kidneys filter this and the physielan should be allowed to enter. The other children and all | the other members of the family but |the bread-winner should remain at home. acid from the blood and pass It on to the bladder, where it often re mains to irritate and inflame, caus | ing a burning, scalding sensation, | Homelthe Surroandings 10-PTEOY Unon Onc RA or sett Pp irritatic at the} any exposure to the disease. | In the sick room the discharges nick of the bindder obliging poet Meningitis is transmitted from |of the nose and throat should be re to seek relief two or three times BUL BROS. oné person to another by the dis-|ceived in cloths and burned, All during the night. The sufferer ts | I charges of the nose and throat articles used by the pattent must be n¢ ant dread, the water passe Jd Some people who have the disease kept In the room until he is well, ottigtimes with @ scalding sense. ust r atere are hardly sick at all, but they are | and then burned or disinfected tion and i# very profuse; again,| 1019 THIRD “AIN 1043 Just as dangerous to others as are| When the patient is well and no there fe difficulty in voldiag it. °| — those with severe cases longer a danger to others, have the Bindder weakness, most. folks DENTAL There is still another class of ‘house disinfected, call It, because they can't control Neneky urination. While ft fs extremely d ! annoying and sometitaes very pain an ful, this {s really one of the most} about four ounces of Jad Salts from | FLUFFY HAIR—25 CENT DANDERINE ! your pharmacist ang take a table-! Pe PRI Marie Tempest spooyful in a glass of water before | To be possgesed of a head a2 aha n you will see new hair—fine| will remember her as a come star | breakfast, continue this for two or he a Times Heavy, beautifnl hair, soft, lus-|and downy at first but real-|of the first magnitude, rollicking | three days. This will neutralize the No auch low prices trous, fluffy, wavy and free from|ly ne hair—sprouting out all dozen delightful singing 8¢!d6 In the urine so it no longer or strictly bigh-cla dandruff is merely a matter of us er your sealp—Danderine 1s, we in the creation of which Ma- | 18 a a pe of irritation ok blad rental and Opt a little Danderine believe, the only sure hair grower; | rie t impressed her gen der and urinary organs whieh then | ork ware aver ofte a fs @asy and inexpensive to| destroyer of dandruff and cuye for twnd personality in Most unforgetta-, act normally agaip. | Moe not havens have nice, soft hair and lots of It. | itchy sealp and it never fails to ble*fa hion Jad Salf® is inexpensive, harm. | ny low prices w it Son Just get a 25-cent bottle of Know!l-! stop falling hair at once Imag me in thos@early d less, and is made from the acid of | the hard ton’s Danderine now-—all drug If you want to prove how pretty |a tightly laced girl of ar 1% and eer juice somibined Hides tase recommend it—apply a little} and soft your hair really is,|from school at Paris,” ren with lithia, and is used by thou-|a a. Ee airectes and within ten minute a cloth with a little Dan-! Mi Tempest in a cent sand folks who are subject to|&dwin J, Brown, D. D. S. there will be ah appenrance of and carefully draw it! vie touching upon th part gf urinary disorders caused by uric) Seattle's Leading Denti Abundanee; freshness, fluffiness|through your hair—taking one her career . acid irritation Jad lite ia splen. | Deatat Deve 8 Fir and an incomparable gloss and lus-| small strand at a time. Your hair Orders Corsets Off did for kidneys and causes no bid | gueeat Denurtment S05 Wiest ter and try as you will you cannot | will be soft, glossy and wy Iwas timid of most E effects whatever | Washington Mock, find a trace of dandruff or falling | just a few moments delightful | girls of that age are, and the fact Here you have a pleasant efferve: |e Sure and Come to 706 and 719 hair; but your real surprise will| surprise awaits every one who| that { had made up my mind tocent lithia-water drink, which quick te, poet OMe: be after about two weeks’ use,| tries this. study singing under the ‘eat Mon-ly relieves bladder trouble, ings un and days until 4 for people who work. After Kitty Stiverton there fol lowed in quick succession the ere ation of such notable roles as Su | in “The Freedom of | | Suzanne O’Nara, in “AU of a Sude Becky Ward. Margaret Ver The arrier Angela in “Ang Lady Bar bara Gossiter In “I Barbarity Mrs. Wrothley, in Dot”; irm Larette, in “A T in the Night and Flora Lloyd, in “The Honey moon And still Miss Marie not eatinfied with all this long rep ertotre of her own creation I want to play Lady Macbeth,” | “bat the won't t het me | MRS. STORY WINS WASHING Tempest is [she says, “Aprit 22.—Mrs William Cummings Story of New York was reelected president-cen eral of the Daughters of American Revolution last night over Mra. orge Thatcher Guernsey of Kan All Story candida’ won sas jafter all-day balloting | | } A NEUTRAL CONCERT | International | not complications did joyment of American English and French music sung by Miss Sofie Hammer, lyric soprano, and played by Pianist Silvio Risegari at Knights of Co lumbus hall Wednesday night. The | concert wax a success from every standpoint crab en | German, BLACKMAIL CHARGED Fred Davis, a blacksmith, is be ing held in the county Jall, charged | with blackmail Kt is alleged he demanded and received $50 from M. Gares of Juanita, under threat that if money was not forth coming, he would arrest Gares and his wife for selling Mquor without | a license. INITIATE 26 Four Seattle councils of the Royal | Arcanum beld a joint meeting Wed nesday night, and initiated 26 candi dates into the order $300 FIRE Early morning fire at the home Dominick Rappo, 125 12th ave., sulted in $300 damage to the dv ell jing amd Its contents. Cause un-| lknown | TAGS BRING $500 | The Ryther home treasury has | been enhanced $500 as a result of | the tag sale held on the downtown streets Saturday PIONEER DIES Robert E, Hahn, 74, one of Seat tle’s earliest settlers, dled Wednes- day at the family residence, 2536 i4th 8 In the early days Hahn un. tlived in a log cabin at the corner) of First ave. and Pike st. floff its leavening gas Spinning’s Big Bicycle Special Offers you extraordinary chances to save. for we are not restocking Don't delay buying now There won't be such low prices when stock is gone $24.50 19-In, Frame, Coaster Brake, Girl’s Lorain Bicycle. . $25.00 20-1n. Ladies’ Coaster Brake Lorain Bicycie...... $23.00 141n. Frame, Coaster Brake, Spinning Girl’s Juvenile Bicycle $75.00 $1.00 Pair Long, Heavy Crown, Rat Trap Bicycle Peda - 65¢ Plenty of room for your feet Screech Ow! Bicycle Siren . $1.00 Usually sold at $1.50 This Ad and 20¢ Will Pay for Sharpening One Dozen Razor Blades at Spinning’s. 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K © Baking Powder is pure and healthful. tt is guar. anteed under all pure faod laws, and is guara to please you. And it is sold at a reasonable “no baking powder should sell for more. ue Try a can at our risk and be convinced. I EE