The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 6, 1915, Page 4

Member of the) Sertpps-Mtchae | League ! Newapane The § ¢ otty >. o | Entered at Seattle, Wash, 1 * a8 8 | What the Court Says Is All Right, of Course, But— tion would have come to the rescue. of | company to stop it from taking effect | ship. This a year or two, whether the law were! if the government controlled them.” titutional or not. To be sure, it is tod early to declare that ——- " the $35,000,000 ’ : . Huerta’s Getting It bSlerhe rabdas the ssaadily’ “aes R. BRYAN still cannot, “recognize” | opening up the Alaskan farming and g Carranza. That's risky Mr | regions and to competing with ir eo f 1 } |} barons in nishing cheap fuel to a Br irom the present outlook, if he evan it now he never can. Carrat | W a ms g gover were Present “looking natur " but qu art g al t Seattle and ot Pacifi the time Villa's new y ¢ | ports for trans ment t ts side and Zapata’s 12,000 fight | far ¢ as Phi a arther g the other get through with him, he t] th umous 1-mine mbinat @ able to recognize himsel | wide-oper Crafty old Huerta seems to be the only | {r. Wilson. should take By getting any kind of recognition. Car-| confines his enterprise to avy inva offers a $25,000 reward for him dead | even such standpatter be ive, which brings on more talk aiter him | eattle Star | | Now, Go Ahead, Woodrow! | AKI This is a good sample of government owner- is the way expand to meet the demands of the people STAR—THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1915 iE 4, The war has given the world « some took a je more than the month fewer men had to tered about the « workroom ever have ordera been sent out Watchword—it {s EFFICIENCY allotted ho oe lunch at ne work overtime to close up thelr and to get the needed drink an yromptl No one man took much extra books or reports employe only had to take a few died: The German army tu action but when a wide-awake ef é 6 Se i nd a moment's time In the general offices of a big the gray wave that rolled over y expert «at down and fig Another firm with a larger 6 By automobile manufacturing con Belgiam—cave people a stupen- ured out the amount of time lost force than they had used the sea In a big mall order house boya — cer vody needs leave his det Mousa demonstration of what effi- by the firm the resulting f es son before found the production nd girls are employed t » speak to anothe @lency is and does astounded him and his» tors falling o from bin to bin In a bh ro A note ritten and a “car Time means money—to 5 Time clocks were put | It Was an exceptionally hot filling order rier elf operating on the end censful firms Everybody, from the president summer and a beervant fore An ente m fitted sin wystem, whirls It to a re f the ®oncern down, punched man noted the frequency wit them out th roller te It etributing bureau A dig Cleveland oll firm found =u which the “hands” dropped work — was nh experiment, — but econd or two more and ar that many of the employes were was discharged or rep. to go to the lone drinking four worked ther “traveler” deposita it on Black in getting to work and late, but the tain, loc J at one end of the Now the rder fillers the desk of the person to whom Peturning from lunch whole d full time, tar long building from bin to bin in half the it is addressed. Clerks came to work five s sappeared an it was At once he had half a dozen and with less effort and o 22 )eix minutes late in the morn. noticed that at the end of more sanitary water tanks scat i in their work than b Virms thruout the country are DIANA DILLPICKLES IN MOVIELAND ‘THIS 1S TO BE A THRILLER. IT’S DANGEROUS, BUT ANYTHING For. in pushing great pleasure HE court says the jitney law is con- | a criticism of the administration iintional. by that distinguished standpatter, John D. Te may be constitutional « still be un- 4 | Mi, Spreckels 1 in newspapers fair. | street ailway he bus Perhaps it is constitutional to mah tney | wesses all alor t Sbus drivers the prey of unser 1s Editorially, he ter and oftener! Ning sharks and to deny them the privilege of President tie more bald- ing up personal bonds with proper | contr % “ t genera a ‘ t eat om p Perhaps it’s constitutic nal make h Bich tdaeaconber cubltnl hcg. S Mp a fee of $125 a year to a bonding wets a thal danas pmpany, and to allow no otber kind of bonds, somewhat dicated on fact w | io matter how reliable | believe in fostering it a bit, “regardless of the The jitney bus bond law may be nsti | strong probability that he'll be recanting i al, but you can put this down without Shatite of the crosress of governihent —_” Se — of contradiction work in Alaska, John say {< ARE You HURT nseess “WAV NOD THE Fl id the reverse condition existed where “The sole object that is evident in the P, ARE YOu HL . \ / - " ra » | present course is to tap the government "OH. SOME. ? * a. oy Te as °, ae shceoti coal fields for the banat of the navy. | } WAG J — WAS 3+ /0" =) inst a law instead of fot it, Old Friend In- Gt Same: N _ Pp fh id the railroads would Editorialettes AT ANY rate William Barnes, Jr, has} ANYHOW, YOU'VE got to believe flown how little respect he has for presidents | Teddy made a noble effort to reform the United States. If a common man in | Barnes prior to that 1912 convention. S pair of overalls held the same attitude he'd | sinners are t too stubborn for the most grabbed as a dangerous anarchist expert evangelists | HARVARD HAVING completed lov | “WOMEN WILL outstr | Gnvestigation, has discovered that lhqu eneration!” declares a E Sold in the clubs there. Did th suppose gist ye gg ly one gave thém all that stuff they drink to promote stich a contest ought to | football nights? cked up early. This good little old hig! S HINT TO WIVES—A Belmar, NX. J., man | Moral organ won't stand f at any See his wife $1 if she would make her own | “#* : : : er bonnet and then gave her $5 and bought s : w “tee y hat if st couldn't! wear it JIM HILL'S “Don't monkey with the ¢ ee ee wear | tariff!” is most enough to start a new party | ny | THE COFFIN makers’ strike has been jon. Jim has a high opinion of tariffs and AWAYS TEcing | . re S called off on account of poor business. Evi- | a low opinion of monkeying | Dee MT low Nec one ently no one wants to buy coffins in these | ——— wae oe ARG NOTHING vp hard times. MORE WATCHFUL waiting for Wood CONT rea Nee BREEDING el Te RET: ‘ row! The stork is ’most ready to alight on} [+ ts ANCGS > YOv OLD | Shame) «CHICAGO'S NEW mayor is busily engag- | the McAddo chimney : RSPROGATS tf an 6 in driving out of the city a]l the question 4 om L able characters who do not beiong to the ath be Oe ANAT EA deudevilla shows are bel 4 pee clubs Stee ginning to a line as to just ‘how much! | 5 IF THOSE armies must use shells fill Miss I lith in’s talent will be | | Humes why not use laughing gas, or worth, if Chief Sebastian is con copy of Punch with each shell ? na oe HE Acie. Atesiey wai | cf DEER MILK is thie latest Connecticut fad ew we are d sed to venture the pre © Dear milk has been a fad with us so long it | diction will—soon™” WeConic "has become a custom 1) “Pancho ipacnecaenn aepammaaenaee | (|i | HOUSEHOLD HINTS | | | | RAARAAAAAAAAARARAADAA AS | ESSN EEE i= AAS Ra | New Party Dresses These charming creations have just been unpacked. They are in taffetas and crepe- meteor in pink, blue, bisque, white and flower patterns. Ex- cellent values at $19.50 and $22.50. Other New Arrivals In Washable Dresses Dainty models in striped and embroidered voiles, marquisettes, barred crepes nl Sa and plain linen White orgs and all colors Prices Vy, a $5.00 to $28.50. ” White Chinchilla Coats at........... ) and $22.50 Unsurpassed Showing of Suits trom [1/4 OFF . REDELSHEIMER & CO. W. H. Fisher, Mgr Two Entrances—First and Columbia $19.50 up On All Wool Dresses and on Ail Silk Dresses, Regular $24.50 and Up BY CYNTHIA GREY nesia, then hold the spotted por ye {tion near the fire. The chalk will) |“74/¢¥% 9¢0 wus FlénT 4 To clean and brighten carpet FOR eo , th 1 I find {t b the grease and can be ss B FPRINGPLE UNTIL and preserve the color Ind it! brushed off, taking the grease with THEY ARE Hi es ery good to rub them over lightly | jt ie with a duste which has been} wrung out from a pail of cold wa To soften new ropes that are ex ter to which has been added a ta-|tremely troublesome because o | blespoonful of vinegar tiffne: the f is ex | }eellent: Cover the r 1 wa | Having found a very satisfactory jter and heat the water until it al | way to prevent moths from getting | most boil straighten and dr into the trunk or drawer where you|them. Ropes treated in this mar pack clothes, I pass it « Place| ner work satisfactorily as soon | a two-ounce bottle of chloroform in | dr the drawer tronk Have the - | cork of the bottle fastened in firm-| P ly, but puncture in two or three| , This year’s orange crop in the places so 24 to allow the fumes to{ Seville district, Spain, promises to escape. This is not only a protec meres Chen cost OF 1éay. year tion from the matured moths, but} better In qualit Mitt the eges without injuring the - am — — eT | Nia aaa ALT ATTEND TO YOUR TEETH NOW done onthe. tlor’ before laying i CUTTING THE CUT RATE PRICES Gloth “and. increases ity faneth ue| @Silver Fillings .....28¢ Gold Crowns.......$3 serviceableness n To clean and brighten tortoise : shell combs, pins and other ob jects of the same material lowing is excellent the fol Rub the ar ticle with olive oll, aseline or a good emollient. This will restore! the beauty, and they will become less brittle Ink spots can be removed from | wood with sweet spirits of nite j materinis and guarantes @ pleasing a “ Rub the spot with the niter; when eh MC wernneee ee the wood turns white wipe it off ne ate | Heavy Gola Crowns | application may be necessar Fateacting Free, Sete of Teeth ... $5.00 ond 88.00 B| Examinations and Katimates Pree. UNION DENTISTS—Cor. Third and Pike. Indy Attendants. Entrance 800% Pike St, When silk is spotted with greas: rub it with French chalk or mag now showing men how to do one jece of work well ing to do two different kinds and only half doing either Experts show employes hew to natend of t do a pleee of work with t ci th motions where former five or mix or even seven had been used see One firm found machines ‘t used were not turning out their full capacity, The men operating these machines were working ten hours a day This was shortened to and production jumped eight to LM BROKE JUST AS ‘You STAR’ To DROP! Poor a mundy—a feller sure did Ket the waiters goat at the moni delico restrant the other day and he wont go in there to feed agin for a long time, { betcher mr Stahmer was the name of the guy who put it over on the waiter & and first he orders one smothered in onions with all the trimmings and necessary starts menu and sum letters he had tn his pocket and finely the waiter busts in with the eats after he cleans up on that the waiter skids around agin and asks him what kind of desert he wood have well { will have sum alleymode appelpie, says the man & the waiter begins his march kitchen wate a minit, hollers mr Stah- mer, & the walter comes back to him will to th you pleze drop sum postal cards while your gone, asks the man of the waiter postal cards, says the waiter we aint got no postal cards & give the pie to the old gray red mea livin these clothes at this table, continued mr Stahmer i gess the waiter seen then that it was speed the man want ed and he hustled off, but 1 cood ess who put the hair in the tce am so mr Stahmer coodent eat it Works Both Ways Native—There are the Oldbo twins, They are 98 years old Stranger—To what do they credit their long lives? Native—One ‘cause he used terbacco and one used it cause he never A Mild Form juff-—What does Simpson a for recreation? I never see him sporting anywhere Tuff—1 guess he goes {: little Chautauqua golf 7 ~Never heard of tt -He plays croquet for a Female of the Species Pop, where are the man hunting tribes Principally Vast Country Mrs, Wayupp—This. is big land of ours. to be found? in leap year, son a great Mr. Hlase—That's right, and a fellow doesn't realize it till he travels Why, you can actually go to places in this country where you don't owe anybody! Not Guilty “Who killed Cock Robin?” asked the coroner “Not I," said the Spatrow. “I haven't had my auto for nearly a week “- The Usual Quest Papa, why dig Diogenes seek an honest, man?’® : 1 dunno,” replied papa, who had recently indorsed a note for a friend, “unless it was to sell him a gold bi : EXAMPLE OF THE GERMAN ARMY BRINGS EFFICIENCY IN U. S. INDUS | | | | | TRIES Hefore this the me al agal } the ng hours, were unable ) not ne Hoed the re P " operate the machines to thetr ing of the light a full extent ficulty of thelr wor 1 a factor certain me ore Then there in th € fh f in ow idet He found tr st of the thelr production dropped off, Th motions vroblem ersented difficulties un and could Ia n t t ” un had a happ an ho He studied the b- court in front of the wo} and at the same time increased yenches, once white, had not the number of bricks laid to 360 been cleaned for ne ear an hour 4d the workme ere A few coats of hitewaeh 4 not as fa ed Another article in The ‘ with co-operation of American Medical Association Raw Food Season Is Here The keason for raw foods has ary the dirt taken on during trans; of summer vegetables | tion will not be conveyed to other edibles. tow the war For the states as for the In earth to the ‘ dividual, health is the founda a light of the ama tion gf prosperity and prosper teur garde ity should be the first object and the house of scientific government.— a wife Ronald Ross. : After - k ter canned the housewtte , ae ee ee eae ste | You Can’t Brush op ‘ thos, water cress, radishes, parsle Wash Out Dandruff} vueumbers, leeks, many arieties of x berries and man r tempts! rhe only sure way to get rid of, al romeng Lee can be’ gandruff is to dissolve it, then you aerved raw at the table, destroy it entirely. To do this, get ertain per cent of raw foods | siout four ounces of ordinary . lent stimulant je 1 | \iquid arvon; apply it at night when , & frholesome chang retiring; use enough to mols the scalp and rub it in gently witht Care should be exercised, | 1), fnget tie however, that they are proper: 1 no this tonight, and by morning, ly cleansed before being eaten. || D0 thin tonight, and Oy Gandrare Often the laborers of the truck rT} re ome ‘and three or Soul i a Se nae At applications will ¢ etely | ngs beset ' ive d entirely destroy every bs - sa * i |aingle sign and trace of It, no mat a pm ter how m dandruff you may | = have. market are also ca a SS cieiden act; anc ane degree that is almost criminal tic tad cintion ari dae: aonie a - pM agents aten Tal stop at once, and your hair will be fluffy, lustrous, glossy, silky and slightly injuring their — flavor, | Muffy, lustros ay ; ae. be thoroughly washed be.|%ft, and look and feel a hundred times ‘better. | You can get liquid arvon at a drug store. It is inexpensive and fore being eat Gardens should be fertilized with ca night sof should 180. age -albomns ebiag Id be used | aver fails to do the work.—Advere on truck gardens from which the | Dever produce may be served uncooked. | ‘* Water creas ist not be grown in polluted strean Watercress from polluted strea often produces _ epi- demics of typhoid fever. Bananas 1 be thorol washed as soon as they come into the ha of the consumer, so that DO NOT Postpone the opening of 4 savings account simply be- cause of the smallness of |your first deposit. One dollar is enough to |start with. Interest 4 per cent. 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