The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 8, 1915, Page 4

POCO PER TE OO errr errr Renee The Seattle ‘Star |; =e Jeagve By mall, out of etty, one year, $2.60; € months, $1.90; Ie per month up to # mos Newspapers Botered at Seattic, Wash, Postoffice as second-class matte i By carrier, ett © month Mother! E’RE here because we're here,” goes the old college chant %, 'W We're here because of a better reason than that, however hy We're here because some one was brave enough to give us birth, because y i one was content to spend many sleepless, weary nights and tiresome days Of toil guarding us from ills of childhood, protecting us from our little tempta- pms, defining for us the difference between right and wrong, giving us the, ‘chance to grow up into strong, intelligent men—and all this WITHOUT hope of J ARD. That some guessed it—was MOTHER! one—you Why didn’t we die like thousands of others in some infantile sickness Why weren't killed by a street car or wagon D Because of the watchfulness, the struggle, the constancy, of that one woman-—the wom who daily denied herself things that we might have our little pleasures and that we ight go to school dressed cleanly and fully as well as the children of those wl uld bet afford it—that is why disease or injury never overtook us ._¢ And now, be you laborer, banker, lawyer or pickpocket, you ARE to that one worman, q BOY.” Grown to manhood, of course. but to her you are the same little baby at her breast, ing the same assidious care, the same watchfulness. gd MATTER WHAT THE WORLD HAS DONE TO YOU OR SAID ABOUT | OR WHAT YOU HAVE DONE TO THE WORLD, YOUR MOTHER NEVER RTS YOU. YOU ARE STILL “MY BOY.” The world may call you a crook, a thief, but to HER you are the same little fellow O face she used to wash, whose fingers she used to band W Lr ud « newly scrubbed kitchen floor to get cookies on Sa urday aft vor vho used kp his hat on in the house so a recent visit to the “swimmin’ hole” would not be de P Revert back to mother’s vision of you—those boyhood Then revert back ¢ ther. ' Then, if this holy woman is alive and you are away from her, sit down and ite her, for the second Sunday in May—this Sunday — is MOTHER'S DAY. e her and recount all those boyhood incidents—the Saturday night tubbing “tunny you looked when you had the mumps, when the fear of ‘“colera mor- ” didn’t stop you from eating green apples, and about how great those gin- ookies used to taste. or mother will have a delicious day of happy weeping and be proud of her| "i your mother lives you must wear a red carnation Sunday. But reward that the Lord provides all mothers, you must wear a white bo! of purity which quite equals the blessed name of MOT HE R if she carnation the only Boal and Cigna a® on the brink of For there I shall find the news — I was not yet converted t By Fred L. pi alt + ov: iat of itt fs ‘Vesavies that touches my pocketbook After all,” I naid, “food is the EE dake tne alasatenae bs vomiting molten lava? Tho I~ There I whall learn to make ends big item at the thought og writing a series ‘ell! leaves me cold. A meet and 0 escape the alms Tust #0," said my superior Mt astsien tor the Star adver. Tel wreck? An cartha house when my race fs run traction. “eed te the Waee tising. I can honestly say that [ae & sreat a Or You will recall, perhaps, that item of all, I want you to go advertisements no longer bore {y Coy on ee cee my wife proved to me that we downtown for me. Here's a cop me. Indeed, they interest me tne 8) StF Tas another have saved money tn medicines, of Yesterday's Star, The things tensely : ap clothes, furniture, carpets and so | want you to get for me at the What care I if Villa ts on the I yawn and turn with tmp® gn, by following the. advertine Public markets are marked rampage im Mexico? If Japan tience to the advertising columns, ments I jitneyed townward | STAR—SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1915, you dont now, tl obiia Pifteen cents waved from it of 4.6 cents a yea are four public markets Public rent there Finally, | bought a 65-cent « If | SAVED 66 CENTS A DAY Market Center, Westlake, South Then a 16-cent package of Aun: Of Lipton’s tea for 60 cents AT THE PUBLIC MARKETS End and the White Market Jemima’s pancake flour for % You will observe that, in these EVERY DAY, | WOULD HAVE All four advertise in The Star cents, Six cents saved—and I'm modest purchases, | saved exe tT THE END OF A YEAR every Friday, Housewives do a bear for pancakes ly 76 cents. Jitney fare, round $234.30 AND AN INCOME FROM their table shopping on I got four 10-cent cans of to t 0 cent Net sa 66 IT OF $16.40 day for Sunday, It was Friday matoes for 26 cents, saving 15 cents Viewed in this Nght, I conside tar I had in my pocket cents, and a three-pound can of If 1 should invest that 66 cenis the average newspaper advertise The first thing T bought was coffee for 76 cents, which ordinat- in t mortgage bonds at 7 1 ment a LITERARY MASTER, four cans of Carnation cfeam for fly retails at a dollar, Two-biis cent, 1 would h an income PIECE * Papa, How WouLD ‘You uke ‘To COME ‘TO THe BTVOIO AND SEE At PERFORM FOR THE MOVIES? *, | - _ — SSS ee | | AS A MATTER OF PACT | THIS JITNEY BUS BUSINGSS CAN'T - j PAGE 4. Lusitania Sunk? Big Battle on? What Care We! Let’s Read the Ads "STAND RIGHT THERE AND You CAN SEE (TALL. TLL BE OUT DIRECTLY Ad "THE GMUGGLER'S Half-Way Stop Late Homegoer (bursting into inerriment)—It's a long, long way to Tipperary Callous Cop—Yes, but the sta tion house is only around the cor r ner.—Richmond Times-Dispatch see the ove. ! ‘arned in Time CAST. NOW YOU MARK MY WORD! Wisely Put ims © Te lagaal ms ety of the first aha lean-up, paint-up, swat-the-fly cam- FOR INSTANCE, JUST FicuREe as | P “whet is meant b: omen ‘okio comes a , Bhbess actors Gis Satan 7 AND | ts useless,’ father?” as Atle Japanese breach of promise suit. Miss paigns are undertakings based on wis UP THS COST OF TIRSS Rollo, the boy cross-examiner |} “It means, son, that you can’t Noxawa has won $10,000 heart balm) dom ; | think of anything else to say Sozahira Vanaka. The highest court in We ought to clean, paint and swat just for} Philadelphia Ledger n awarded the lady that sum the sake of getting closer to godliness, but} Lasny wi or centuries Jap beaux have given them-/ ihe Serbian government officia!s declare that One Drawback cholera is bound to come with warmer weath er and it will be a menace to the entire world If the cholera gets hold of those weakened opean peoples, this world will see horrc the privilege of promising matrimony often as they pleased and backing out when they liked. i girl and her feelings were not worth Eur Seneidabdtion to them. It didn’t do Miss such as never were written or imagined It any good to save “the letters” and show | behe oves all peoples to be their guard.| he eng: mt ring—if they have such a | Clean! Paint! Swat | in Nippon—for women over there were - s supposed to have any rights. They were | European-American Policy | you can’t slaughter them with artillery,| thd idered more or less as chattels. | | | low it’s different! blow them to pieces with dreac ye he Jap swain hereafter will be careful) pune or bomb them from aeroplanes, tarve| it the ses he makes to his best girl. | them! he? Or will he be like the American) Foreign war policy; this?-., No, promise and trust to luck to get out peace policy, with men, worfen and children to do the starving as in thé matter of Euro pean war policy | For months past over 40 men, accused of| | American 4 it? But the girl of Nippon—she will be far grer of her “catch” when she gets him on the ok” than she has been in the past—also| pig or little offenses in the Colorado mine| can begin saving up the “letters,” care-| strike, have laid in jail, awaiting the slow| ly tying them in baby ribbon and storing | turning of the wheels of Justice. At Trinidad lem away in the attic trunk for use when} and other Colorado points some 60 others young man shows indications of trams-| are held. All these men are out of work, Their| ig his affections. wives and children are out of food ; | If you can’t’shoot them, starve them! hy Is a Corn? Why Does It We are unable to decide whether the P blessed Rockefeller philanthropists get thi Hart? policy from the European butchers or the lat DEDITOR STAR—Tell me something about corns. | ter got it from the Rockefellers, but we can Why, have we corns—have they roots? H.W. observe the exact similarity of the hellishness| E change in the must of it i ours, too, H. W.—your question | ole aaah ey ad. | . A.TAMPICO broker has proposed to Uncle us a fellow feeling wondrous kind. corn is caused by chaffing the skin. Sam's agents to su,ply the transports bring- weather have | To Reausinted witha corn, you must first get ing refugees from Mexico with meat at 3| ainted with the skin. There are several and 4 cents, Mexican, per pound, which is Wy cf it_-the top, or epidermis, the second about 3 mills American money. tn this land] “true skin,” which contains the nerves and | °f Peace and plenty we pay about sixteen i ? cents. Dad burn it, it’s time to intervene; vessels, and then a layer that contains Sie and hair ‘follicles. we want our rights as ¢ first pinch of the shoe rubs the top A MARSHALLTOWN, gin; if the chaffing continues the next layer tkens, then a core sometimes called a! .”’ but which is not a root, forms. By time you have a hard tissue boring thru mach Jayer of skin and thru the sensitive net- ork of nerves. Every pressure from above t s thru this core or hard tissue and shoot- | ig pains are the consequence. {You Should Worry If PEOPLE OW BOARD it were difficult to find a safe and reliable remedy for the — due to irregular or defective action of the stomach, or bowels. ese ailments are likely to attack ’ likely, too, to lead to worse sickness if not —— lood IOWA, doctor flew at the rate of 110 miles an hour to help a patient. That is almost fast enough to} please a mother whose first baby has colic, | THOSE TWO cheers announcement that ‘T the presidency eee resulting from the ft is being boomed for{ probably came from Utah and LONDON, May 8 of passengers, covering their na-| tionality, a8 issued by the Cunard| line today, shows the following to have heen aboard “Well FIRST CABIN — English, 179;| gtrugete? American, 106; Greek, %; Bweaten,| pi ict }1; Mextean, 1; Swiss, 1 Hub A revised list | h “I gay, jand locks him in at Ellensburg. Tie FSR POOR AALT ONE MUST Be THE MOTTON HEAD WHO | PREDICTSD THAT THE STCAM ENGINE WOULD NEVER SvcceeDd, 4nD THAT THE TELSPHONG WOULD Never Be MOR@ THAN A SCIENTIFIC PLAYTHING! LAY Down AND THINK You \t OVGR, Yau PoR FISH? Hen ow .goes the titanic what's the news from SECOND CLASS—English, 621; | | the embattled front?” the world over, for their power to correct these | American, 65; Belgian, 1; Dutch, % Oh! Well pe took yester Ter and safely, They cleanse the system, purify |/French, 6; Italian, 1; Russian, 3;| gairy wame, and if wo wien aliens @ general tonic upon body, brain and nerves, | wnidentified, 2 dy Ale Vinnie a icver ant ware ton ifioumens constipation might, in cause you pro- THIRD CLASS —Baslish, 204;| s'iooxin for the peasant” and expose you to danger if "Beecham’s ills |{ Irish, 29; Seotch, Russian, 59; a look-in or the pennant American Persian, 12; Greek, | indal Sanus 3; Finn, a y Were Not On Hand ji: ccs wil eae bles to a policeman?” ale of Amr Medicine In the World “I don't dare,” replied the ech eg In boxes, 106. Prisoner pus il cell} gloomy He'd probably shington Star. \ <A ge SUCCESSFUL GIRL * He-—I unde took a: job bef * ae Prenat Semis | tonnane Pre Gibbe—Is it true that you don't spend as much mo ey now as you did before you were maried? Dibbe—It ts, I wish I could say the same thing of my wife Pittsburgh Dispatch en ey irked Him My employers played me a | rather heartless trick,” remarked the man who ts always kicking “Why, I thought they had in | aces your compensation | But they increased it sa atleas to compel me to keep books and employ an expert ac. countant to figure out my in come tax.”--Washington Star. . ee Funny that the very fellow who begs a girl for a lock of her hair in the courtship days when he kisses it so fondly will swear like a trooper if he finds one of them in the butter after he is married, Florida Times-Union, ee Trapped “You have your father's eyes,” red grandma, looking earn- estly at the young girl “Yes'm. “and you have hair.” No; this ts sister's hair,” fal tered the girl. “And she said I could borrow it.”"—St. Louls Post- Dispatch. ¢ your mother's Needed a Clue Examining Admiral (to naval candidate)—Now, mention three great admirals Candidate—Drake, Nelson, and 1 beg your pardon, sir, I didn't quite catch your name,—Punch, \ Sclentific We do not care for twilight sleep. | _ But (please excuse the Rap) We often feel we'd like tq steal A quiet morning nap Peoria Journal. Cr ee Songs of a Cynic My wife’s the most impulsive Of all her sex and race; But while she makes her mind up quick, I often wish she were as slick In making up her face San Francisco Chronicle | A Cente? Shot | “Did he strike. you phases of the argument?” he struck me between the New York Sun. . * between rstand your sister ore phe was very Without Incumbrances proficient in stenography. How The Slum Worker—You look did she get along? like a very worthy person. She-—-Fine She married the The Flattered One—Oh, I'm all bess, right, ma'am, I manage to get ook: along first rate. I ain't got no Bunkered body to @upport I'm a single The story i# told of an ancient womna cotch golfer od and was The Scotehman struggled out to the cemetery to be present at the interment, and arriving there, did Cleveland Plain Dealer. whose companion . bd about to be buried Recipe for Poetry “You need the Attic salt,” The Poet said, “And then a Pegasus, not know where the grave was, | Parnassus bred, He summoned «a boy with a | So much the better when you pick whistle Your lyric colt if he should kick “Whist, lad,” he paid, “It's a You on the head,” new course, Whaur's the hole?” ~-San Francisco Chronicle. PARAL PLL PLD PPP PPP PPP Star Circle for Young Readers ‘CHANCE TO WIN $i PHOTO OF BEAR CUB | BY SOLVING PUZZLE WINS THE DOLLAR contest for next week those who are well up in ® puzzle of If you know the principal of the United States this will The Cire will in In geography. It olties winner of this contest wil ¢ given a dollar, Try to mail your anewers so they will reach Uncle Jack not later than 3 o'clock Fet day afternoon. The age limit ts 16.) Solve the following What city in Mississippi is the name of a great general? | What city In Ohio Is the name lof a great discoverer? | What city in Nebraska inane of a former president? | What city In Massachusetts the name of a hot sauce? What city in Kentucky name of a city in France? HONOR MENTION is the! is is the Lack of space is the excuse Uncle Jack offers because he could not print all the names of those} Uncle Jack issued a call for whose photos were good. However. | snapshots last Saturday the jiowing are the names of Out-of-door pictures if possibie,” the he said who sent in the best snaps Cyrilla Rothwell, 626 University And he certainly got them. |st.; Nicholas Buchanan, Snohom Everything, from a fuzzy Spits ish; Edith, Clara and Apna Bar-| puppy to a railroad train, was pic- stow, 1524 10th ave; Grace Chand- tured, but snapshots of farm and er, Foster; Freda Sullivan, Belle-| animal life predominated. The ple- vue; Beatrice Clark, Lyman; Mlor-| tures of farms and swimming pools ence Baes 2 Bist ave. S; Mabel|made Uncle Jack wish that vaca- Carlson, 79th st.; Gordon] tion were here. Silliman ett: Marion Horo-| The winner of the dollar is Merie witz, Ev Fillse- Fountains,| Melds, 4216 Interlake ave. He | Hillsboro, Ore.; Harry Van Buren,| sent in the pictures of his pet bear Ballard, and Vera Hults, Foster,|cub. One of them is reprodu ved Wash labove. Don't you think it is | — If Merle will call at the office, | Uncle Jack will give him his doilar, |Summer School at Y.; sae } d two le S at a distance of | The ¥. M. C. A. educations! de-|3¢ tee ene | partment will conduct a summer) jyrer he played against Samuel [school for 10 weeks for boys of!Gwina, who holds the champion. the fourth, fifth and sixth grades! ship of Indiana. Ben got four ring- who are likely to “flunk” this }€®T/ ers and one leaner. He defeated or who will their exam!na@|Gwipa by a score of 20 to 12, tions. Kids to Banquet |Scouts Help in War} The bore’ department of the ¥: MC. in recognition of Mother Sir Robert Baden | day, wii give a banquet Saturday night. More than 250 boys with their mothers will be present. Mra. Austin E. Griffiths will be one of the speakers miss According to | Powell, there are 12,000 Boy Scouts | now tn the military service of Great} | Britain. Some of them are ene | | ployed for signal work in the navy,; some as messengers, others to} | guard government property. } More than 5,000 so far have re-} celved medals for duty well Jene | ‘Will Inspect the City) CHICAGO, May 8.—A sanitary ta-| | spection of Chicago will be made| jmext week by 6,000 high school boys | Prosecutions will be made on the |evidence of the boys, who will in | spect the 16,500 blocks in the city | They are to be provided with bianks| on which 30 questions concerning sanitary conditions are printed. Class to This Kid LAPEL, Ind, May 8.—This ctty has what it thinks is the champion horseshoe pitcher of America. Ben- jamin Bartholomew is his name He recently made three ringers ‘| hse t< My boy, does your father work long at a stretch?” “Sometimes. De last time he only worked 10 days, but dey gave ‘ him three months yesterday.” Spinning’s Close-Out Sale airy sizzles with the hottest bargains in Seattle. 15¢ 4-in., 10¢ 3-In., Sc 2-in, House Numbers OM Letters ..... cece seesreeeeeeeeenes Some are ‘some aluminum, brass. some bronze. 4 $32.00 Harley-Davidson Rear Whee! with Clutch and Brake 50c Red Bull 3!-in. Cut Hatchet Sterno Hard Alcoho! Stove ...... 50c New Way Dandelion or Weed Puller 2c $25.00 141n, Girl's ‘Spinning Co Bloycle . Morrow as you ¢ 4 75¢ 2in. Jaw Bonney Vise ...... 55 ’ | Screw clamp, for filing keys and other |B light_ work. | 10¢ Doz. 2'x16 Round Head Blued Screws, dozen $2.25 Surface Floor Spring Hinge . Hotpoint Electric Iron SPINNING’S CASH STORE 1416-1417 Fourth Av. St. Re 85 Ath st., at Stock- Klis and Mar- care. im. to Expo. |) | . Firepreet, Superior. 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