The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 1, 1915, Page 7

° STAR—THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1915. PAGE 7, ag 1, YOU SHRINE Best Stenographer in Town WAR HURTING [EVELYN WON'T sith i UROL GRA! TelsUtow She Suceeded QMS TRADE. TAKE STAND E> LEAPORY To. Cousshin. Grow run the sweepstakes race for $15,- ere You? wr ane eae 4 Re 5 ‘ dulged in thelr ugly moods any| A 1 {x to be hoped that you fee) |#elf Into such a rage to twist i pas boon announced by the If You're Just Trying to F ind Husband, Girls, You'll] pan cupta's bow and arrow] MALONE, N. Y,, July 1.—Kvelyn/more than men? it Is such an|better for having gotten thin little | and toa tarched coligr to stireds lj 1 fttee of Tilikums and hyo | Never Get There,” She Says. can't compete much with modern | Thaw today refured to testify in abominable, senseless custom, and | apie! out of your system, If all you! ¥* , t button it over } oar bs ie narte - - machine guns and dumdum bullets, | te sanity trial of Harry K. Thaw,|since they have entered so largely exard to women and girls 12 |% collar the first t 4 R. P. Rice will be cha “Get an EDUCATION." ie becneee che he ’ now in progress fn New York Into the busin: world, it is the or ep replacir hen it ¢ 3 . > ? pecause she has worked in’ doz i 7 progress in } r 5 » men ke replacing ‘ ne , the Mardi Gras carnival That's what Miss Lillian C.Jens of offices fapting herself to At any rate, D, Cupid's showing | ‘phe young woman whore story More to be deplored men plo with women ine, or never saw a M j Swerea is to t grand marl woods, top-notch stenographer and/ail sorts of conditions, that she ts |e for June ta a disappointment! jy said to have led Thaw to kill) | know well regulated homes year you will find this oc | , hold dle to i of folks Sk ae = typist, and business woman, has to| succeeding as a public stenog to Marriage License Clerk Gage,| White told Wm, McGuire, subpoena| Where there would not be tolerated | curring, When a number of em |the “head of the house’ in a num i 3G." M. Butterworth, o ne | say to the young women of Seattle|pher just now who {ssued only 423 Hoenses a%| server sent here, that she would|for a moment from the sons what! ployers have been questioned in| er of families I } 5 ri \ Mt oraire aan wart "| Who must earn their own livings,| She's from Callfornia, but abe with 528 in June, 1914. | not go to New York 1s indulged and actually encouraged /regard to this, they have ‘ 1% fiesta; A. J. Stratton be land who are choosing stenography.|has worked fro . P : 4 the marriage Hoenses fell)” shysica 00 we in the daughters. These same girlelthat women e ‘0. e Q.—Please tell me how ~ i f the open dancing bl eraphy rked from the Pacific to th , - I am physically too weak to r] G t men employes have mor ow to re. ChAT OF Ne OM poten In| t's @ tong way from @ $5a-woek | Atlantle, and she's EFFICIENT off 106 from the high mark est@>-| make the trip and stand the ordeal Grow up, and their ugly, tyrannical patience and can be relied upon to| move a wart. It annoys me very i ‘and yap bE anne sda ‘than e ry shed Inst year in June,, divorces | a4 witness,” Mra, Thaw ts report. Natures grow also, and the mother® 4 greater extent than met The | much A e te sat Vans: aeidies Ga SST] | Here ts an example of the “plug ames oe Pe ed to have said, “I will mend a doc-|feallzing the situation, boost them) business world ix cold, exacting, ur 7 wee : and gO peetiears Stuart buildings ging along” spirit In June, 1914, there wore 117 dl) tone certificate to the court, show.|for matrimony for all that’s out /sympathetic; it 1s no respecter o A.—Thin question comes up in the Wh Be to be porcaitted:to fot She began eight years ago. She ;iro*s In June, 1916, there Wert | ing that my condition ts such-I can-|and the fellows get roped in by | persons every t Aw it ie 4 ble to Re veecond ave. from the Wash learned shorthand in a month.|/ 48. an increase of 31, thus bowl) not appear their “special manners for the o¢ | 1 don't exactly know what your|'pfint t er 4 1 ir : if hotel to Cherry st, thence Thea she went to work—at $6 a| (0% Oin oe agi casion,” and marry them, and then jaeu of a well regulated home te ) chp t ollowing i Bs ami Ag Kraven week, | . there is eternal thunder to pay ever |i yt wunpect I have had occasion n i PD fo First ave. Jan t, an k Th six weeks, she was gottias I can't account for the decrease afterward 1a had aslo tampered witt arts will HF gato Second ave again They'll be . of June marriages,” sald Gage to to peer into abou r of ther ¢ ' 7. moving. It looks like ‘twill $10; then $16. yo te | Why, Mise Grey, | know dozens ay you have, and I feel It my duty appear; if irritated, ta Potlatch windup night At 38, she was earning $75 8 . PORTLAND, July 1—George L.|of homes where the women are lic acquaint you with a few of my | My, become permanent. Excellen ‘another p night. | aa dhe athe hee Gn Maybe {t's because there ts #0 , cs acqua 1 with a few of my| wart cures arm put drugatets Bf | Hore it ts in a nutshell | | poerag rg ed gr alpage robe much war in Europe and Mexico | Baker, ¢x-theatrical manager, to-|rarely In a normal state of mind \observations. My idea of a wel Mi yee B ip if or emo wank | j/since, She came to Seattle four} ia folks don't feel like risking | day took his place on the city com-| They are either in @ fit of sulke or regulated home is where husband | most aonited PROGR he of | 6 most led Sunday, July 1 | years ago and worked in the Of | irrdage,” he added, not meaning | mission, to head the department of *"@fllng at everything, or doing/and wife meet each other half wa 4 2S seeenana i rrive; automobile tours fice of Carstens & Earles, later 611, be humorous, elther: ‘public affairs. some spiteful thing to bring some| When a woman is rarely in @ nor-| , od sccoetiy pereh sorviee ing to that company’s Portland of d one to THEIR terms, and—giad to|mal state of mind. von know astor oll, applied patiently once « : at eomneennateseetnestatnatneenenn get peace—they usually get their ni of min ou know a1 | day for a month, has also removed i — Miss Lillian C. Woods, a stenog- way. wall ne ! fo that there 1s a reason | warts, and left no scar. | rapher, whe has made geod. In Gut mon are getting thelr eyeelthat there are two aiden to even lea ene warts it often treat- . aight years she has risen from a opened, and the giri thet always has| thats ttos atin gies to 89 i 1 alleylic actd, one drachm m peti salary of $5 a week, to en Im |a tale of woe of “how mother treatalhustand comes home tw the Suede nun aeiict wie eee pie’s all-etar bas «| portant factor in the world of “Big| jher,” and always has a pain, and/ing, acknowledging his wife's greet |camel-hair brush, y ~-4 nde Busin jsour lines In her face, can’t be/ing with a grunt ries thru his - > 120 a peerey, SF oss she is being flattered dinner and burie ® head in « j Q—I see in one of your letters t - }goes begging. newspaper, or goes off to Join the| Where you say that tartar on the ; 8 dimtomn = |. immorality is bad, whiskey Is fellows? And when things have | teeth should be removed by a den- | Jack Neville of San Francisco|week shoot of the Seattle Trapshoot-|bad, but not more deadly than the|gone wrong at his work, why|tist. Now, | was always told that re Rat ab: $m. erand | was leading the field when the sec-/ ers’ association, leading the fleld.|woman or girl with a sour, morose |ghould he come home and take hi, |# dentist, In cleaning the teeth, ~ aw a8 © sg Be fps jond day's play for the Potlatch od ba # like a big day July 4 fauitfinding nature, at nly | spite out on his family? Did yoy | Would harm the enamel and cause sy Pemeer place; £29 pm, Shrine phy opened, this morning, at the 8e — be pleasant when “company” ie] fi “\them to decay. | would like to pight at official erenestand, dances, attle Golf club. Today is the third CHET NEFF of Seattle and Har _ — —— — know If that is true. E. F, n Gills, concerts — ton jot the annual tennis festival. Nev-|ry Anderson, Vancouver, are sched- seaigattemioni A—A first-class dentist does not | . 5 | a Ata Bi re Bed, te, crena uncine parade, First Age geet erg tig co aber eee ee erm You WOuLD'NT BE ON YOUR |{njure the enamel of the teeth in vee . ning of arc oO couve » tol a es wer ts sm faishivon tine te akcond aes, th . wt KNEES, JUDCE, UNLESS fT WAS cleaning them. However, ft is not ter awn fete fo: egret wey By a necessary to have th cleane eee at Butler: 208. lawn tote, for A gcore of 188. Kussoll Smith of] TWENTY-ONE DRIVERS are on- THE REAL die way often, if they lise Shea ty Gp te Pose ound navy yard Portland was third, with 169, and|tered for the racing meet at Sioux! TOBACCO thovoty tise bike cal EMA officta! grants hildren's eum Ford of Seattle, fourth, with) City, Is, on July 3. They will all| CHEW | tooth paste or powder ts used. | per festival: 1:00 . ladies” recap - - ° | 000, | WOODLAND PARK tennis tour) —— ney results: MacDonald beat Mra.| MeDERMOTT, ILLINOIS A. C., Q.—We are two working girls 18 years old. We were both keeping steady company, but have quarrel- fVE DROPPED My Morris, 6-1 Shannon and Will: Chicago, clipped three-fifths of a LIFE’S GREATEST }ed with the young men. They are tama beat Benson and Hogg, 6-1, 6-4. second off the 200-yard breast stroke COMFORT. considered good looking, and they ; |Laizure and Anderson beat Kench-|swimming record at Indianapolis, \are very nice and respectable. Ev- Imperial Council, | ner and White, 8. MacDonald] setting the new record at 2:53 1-5. Jery tlme we go out with other patrol and band a and Williams beat MacGinnitle and | young men we just picture our for- eneneneeeneonenne Ss a eA Conner, 6-3, 6-3. OH, LOOK what happened to mer company, and it seems as if ! —— | Dug’s boys up at Vancouver! Now, we can’t get used to our present job to private secretary to one of fice, and from there working East,| FIFTY OF the best tennis players) all we've gotta do is win about 50 company. the biggest antitrust lawyers tn untll she reached New York in Seattle are now lined up for the, more straight, and—. Optimism Now, if our old friends speak to the tropa But aren tae ack T was one hour getting a posl-jcity championship match, which| boys, optimism. We might cop the us on the street, shall we stop wae SHE HAD AD socal adi = Miss Woods. “I| opened today. pennant yet (next season). | them? ad let them pass out of our 4 > ucky ———- Vancouver ADK i. PO A ® minds forever? D. AND L. Phar coral A lator oA Bo Maybe she 18 lucky. But she is! BOBBY COLTRIN, Spokane’s fast | © “te i Gy eee A.—Speak to your former friends, ession—a hig Pp pro-|a “plugger.” She bas gone out and| shortstop, is probably out of the! }* othe © y ‘ e of course, for that is only an ordi- fession, just like all other work in captured luck by sheer hard work ¢ . = } ee ae ARE en. Sane 44 ‘ ben Shy this bigh-tension 20th century, she and determt | game for the rest of the season, hav-| prip oe 2:3 a 8 A > nary courtesy, but do not stop to canis atin al * ee Cnerenmation ing broken his ankle sliding into) Mea t uk ie ee oi mR Knows Wow THE GOOD JuDeE FEELS) talk with them on the street. Re- above the $15-a-we ends picts third at Aberdeen yesterday nD $ 9 1 8 8 si THE OLD SCHOOL TEACHER Knows Now THES member that man does not surrem e is . She r t : der with meekness anything which must have the men’ talons eride in te ny », | aren ae ae ee Se ee x be igo se : Miss Woods tives at 112 Sum fo gr ge Age es gE Mg se mag rr pong ee tek We te ee | ae OUR own taste and comfort tells [he really wants, and that it these mit ave. She is now engaged in play ed opal co . i ‘De 499 8 D My ial Iuing private work for several Se-| they give her to do, the better | nis champlonahlp tourney at Pitts; — rota vole die erie Bear you that “Right-Cut’ is the Real | wack to you two giris, they would ' attle firms, and says she may re-| Me likes it. When & o'clock burg. Wednesday. J. C. Castle of| *matted tor Colwell in ntcth. speedily find an excuse to do 80. ray turn, soon, to New York, where a pone al ang a day of good | Pittsburg beat F. ©. Inman of the PR gen PO. A. Tobacco Chew. Bet do not martyr yourself by % Ww t Side Tennis club, 3-6, 64, 6-4. a i, oe . e e . :. trying to shut the young men from . position has been offered her ass| _ EFFICIENCY! AMBITION | \\" oes aaaent, oe aie If you like tobacco and are not using (your minds forever. “Look upom Y TO GET AHEAD! THE ABIL. down 91) Barth, «|: “oR: 99 them as you would upon other cas Hike YOUnR Womeilas Woods, ana it] ITY TO TURN WORK INTO kp his x Gea tote ta the mid.| Abeteins th": Ls Right-Cut” already, go to your dealer |‘ acquaintances. Morbldness ig PLAY! j Militar, ef ‘ ‘| and get a pouch. Then you'll get real | unwnoiesome, and it you let regret pond ; : os e f for your former “steady company” ? 3] tobacco satisfaction and the taste of | persist, it will spoil all your future These are the keys Mise Mores, $B see Let Macy Woods has used to unlock the The Dental W, Is On vor. D | Dr. door to success In stenography. ar i | good times with other respectable sappy, mellow tobacco—seasoned and (ee ee ee een Y see » : " N Cure ou i In the eight years she has taken Seattie s Dental Fobors sweetened just enough. | Q@—t have moved Into a nice o cover this ground, there was By Eéwie J. Brews, D. D. 8. ’ + 1 looking house, but find the bed- Just one thing she kept in mind Tia First Ave. And you Il get it steady—without hav- coome ane tatesiod: Wht: Seealin hat was to get ahead—to become, when the Dental $ ‘ 1 Please tell me what to do. Will better in her work—to watch for| Combine came to life & to MeCarl; Raymond to Morse to ing to grind ona big wad. you kindly answer at once, as | wea } the opportunity and be ready when | tow weeks ago and Mtruck out—By Colwell 9, by Molwor & Take « very small chew—less than one-quarter the have more faith in your advice it came. gan to make arres Basse = dalie—Off Colwell 2, off Metvor . It will be more fying than a mouthful than that of any other person. How? By constantly improving | (hOeent men in my Of anhen neue Vee ary tobacco. Just nibble on it watil you find ANNOYED. herself, By reading everythi bine’s old law, ted — _— rt the strength chew that suits you. Tuck it Y= that came her way : by at rdying for the purpose of | - Then let it rest. See how easily and evenly the real ry tyent roars! posh bag: business phrases and methods and| keeping Dentists out STANDINGS x { tobacco taste comes, how it satisfies without grinding, how use is continued for xed a » 8 learning what they meant. By IM-| pf Sule ntats. I Secon nny much less you have to spit, how few chews you take to its gas is so inflammable, its PROVING HER EDUCATION es Be AM ges be tobscco satisfied. That's why it is The Real Tobacco | use is often inadvisable. A corre- Mal lgaagsy aes ‘ Sue wee NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE Chew. That's why it cos the end. spondent recommends pyrethrum y } 1 pa oat Rood education, 4 ‘usin, aii Won. Vast. Pet, “el ganged shred 00 that you won'thave | pOWder as more efficacious and ’ 2 says Mies Woods, “It-s the girt| Tare totes cone Tacoma a3 late to grind on i with your teeth. “Grinding on ordinary candied tobscco | Safer to use as gasoline. J DR. MAI ods. js the girl youth's clothes and a eh. chokes 4; e breathing apparatus 1318% Second Ave. Snatt . Wash, who is just a little better than the hat too re tor a J ewcaned 4 +4 Teena Yich tobesee doen eat evel, to be covered ip with molasses aod | = K Pov | anrouver cry oe . rich tobacco Cae of the bugs and kills them. Small Opposite Arcade Entrance jordinary who gets ahead. It's the | mustard seed. began to |A an 4s. Notice bow the salt brings out the rich tobaceo taste ia “Right-Cot.”* blowers are sold with the powder, girl who ts a whole lot better than ing “reference to my er oe ne small chew takes the place of two big which must be distributed once or the average who becomes private | sof: princ! a twice to allow for later hatchings, ho becom political principle COAST LEAGU . ci ri y ATTEND TO YOUR TEETH NOW secretary to the big business men| his advertise mente, ~ chews of the old kind. j . His fake was to profit Pe ee at my expe by creating prejudice Miss Woods ought to know. against my office. In New York, she was privat “THE REAL GALL DENTISTS” secretary to a famous antl-trust} lawyer, chief assistant to former Attorney ‘While We Are CUTTING THE CUT RATE PRICES schoo! to become a nurse? AMY. UY FROM DEALER ORSEND [OS STAMPS TO US acncADPlY at, local hospitals tor WEYMAN-BRUTON COMPANY Q.—Where can | enter a training 5O Union Square, New York Venice « last Dentist In & neral Wickersham, Who have the gall NATIONAL tried the Standard Of! and the | who was fighting for his eiaieee Prt =, sheen trials, Mies Wood jfation of what he wr, and) Loute se ing these trials, ss 8 | hiring unregistered Dentist o now on 4 | Hoste : : ° was lest on the frig Hine, | |eneane, ine is dhe aw, but ne dovs| Rew ford te Are You Planning a Vacation Trip , | swer these question: Brooklyn 62 minimum education Miss Woods |"% dre answer these quest ‘Dental | Cineinnatt pit: would recommend. That's what/ combine, why did you have to plead MOM she had for years for your Dental certificate?! > UNION DENTISTS—s00% Pike t., Corner of Third Ava But her education didn’t stop| Dr. Bark, if you love the law. and end: We use nothing but the best materiais and guarantes @ pleasing there. It is still going on. She has [°F*\) f many years before y Feeult for @ period of 16 years All work guaranteed. studied and mastered several lan-j were registered? | Detrote 1 Pilling .... to $1. Heavy Gold Crowns . guages since, has attended dozens| Dr. Bark, if the examinations are| Sew York ich Cali. Pee eng, 81,80 to BEBE | Sid rinee Wore ; of lectures, and has improved her |Proper and easy. why at you have| ere to pay a visit to the or to see the great Cali- Mtaminations und Estimates Free, Lady Attendants. stenography until she ranks at the | /f,,, REAGENT cee 5: folks back home? fornia expositions? . ; | ee UNION DENTISTS—Cor. Third and Pike. Entrance 306% Pike St. top in speed, accuracy, and neat Dr. and improper, a not made difficul ness. mpetent should Dentist who ie During her eight years as stenog- | pans the firet time, think you not t rapher, she has saved her money, Bark @ you not ashamed to and now has a substantial bank |/admit the 4 are caught in your la ’ a age | account, and is a property owner. |own fake trap? NORTHWESTERN—Victoria 7, Tacoma g aie tvres to trave Nand has not | | DF, Bere. je not tepe thet after) 4. Spokane 8, Aberdeen 2. Seattle §, é }you had fafled many tim n your| Vancouver 1 stinted herself in this respect. Dental examinations, | 7% uw to a me NATIONAL-—Poiiadeipnia 4, ae i “Many girls work only until Dentistry that you were going to rooklyn Then use the Two Observation Car Trains DAILY TO CHICAGO start a saloon? | | they can get married, and so nawer these quenti nd 1 will land 2 * * ope Via Minneapolis and St, Paul | don't take any more Interest In |puy you a sult of clothes, |New York 4, Washington 1. Chicago & O-W. R. &N,, Oregon Short Line, Union Pacific af | their work than is absolutely | ney. or Bark fou tees good Hed Louls 6. ton 10-10, Philadelphia “Standard Road of the West” LEAVE SEATTLE | he says. “But if [chance wn business, but have up stenography be- | veiled “Wolf” to the publi they think It gives them an opportunity to make mar- and I forgive you, because y nee too 1 faith| st. Louie 1. Chicago 7, Newark « 3 Beautiful Reduced Round Trip Fares COAST-—San Francisco 4, At 8:20 a. m, At 7:10 p. m. Atlantic North Coast Limited jage acquaintances, they had ny io precludes fhe poss): |Portiand &, Oakland 1 Los Angeles 10, 200-Mile ps hy ONE TRAIN DAILY Tu ST. LOUIS better stay out. Most men em- pore e mintake Impon.| Sait Lake 2 Ride. Along To and from all Eastern points. See the ONT Bo ee ene ea cen einfal on mankind, 5c a Roll and Ui Columbia stopovers. ® INDICT FRUIT MEN [but mortality would probably have p River. k ps ae i , been higher. ac ° a a ri ° Between Seattle and Portland | Dr, Bark, after affording the p WALL PAPER Union F acific lines take you through many | Pinion) pie the highest class service obta eee wonderful scenic spots and historic cities and “! USE THE NEW STEEL TRAINS | NORTH YAKIMA, July 1 The| fy one location and ur NEW—NEAT—NIFTY Visit places 4 Most Up-to-Date Equipment Valley Fruit and Produce associa | name, while yo Pari DI R Bed isi = ah a7 th of Walla Walla, and F. W./changing nam arlors, ining ooms, jet ic 4 LEAVE SEATTLE |ghields, manager, are under indict-|*hifting aout, hunting for an Rooms, Kitchens, Library and Yalan ane More double track, lower grades and fewer 7 8:00 a. m. 4:15 p.m. 11:59 p, m. |ment today by the federal grand|}rjury from one suffering from Seria arias aivieniane ae curves than any other transcontinental line. “1 jury. Eleven counts are charged |tantile egotism. jes —O: K LOW ROUND TRIP EXCURSION FARES for false billing of fruit and vege DWIN J. BROWN, D. D. S for House Cleaning on Zour ‘ . | Daily to All Points East Dally to Yellowstone Park tables to obtain lower freight rates, | Dental Department, 713 Firat Ave, When floors or good old| Eastern Trip. Automatic Electric Block Safety Signals a Dally to California Expositions by Rail or Via Portland and The acts are admitted by Shields, | | Department, 705 First Ave.|[ pleces of furniture have become| . Dail ++ gl iacagaaaceth 9! tus nw end te lavaavioe ce thal Potten! Washington Mallding “| fi marred or. scratched 1s no rea- — Protect you all the way to the East. Sherman t “ k-End”’ jaw and on e view | vr "eal Seppe . e ni 3 itiedecmcepad ern it raliroad agent. Hearing will be|°"aii"s ter people whe work. "| #200, Why Rew ones must Fe ti gravel ballasted roadbed. Finest modern held July 12. a : Phone Main 2640 Bapolin. Floor and Furniture “Line fr ne equipment, courteous employes, unexcelled Stain, Made to wear, Sh service and unsurpassed dining car cuisine will TICKETS | Ware peslabianeieci engi Li ited? make your trip one of omfort and luxury, $ imited” ‘ Ss one cc ort and Xur) GUSTAVE MUHI. nv 4 Any information gladly given. You can secure tickets and reservations at CITY TICKET OFFICE, 716 Second Ave. Telephone Main 932. H. L. Hudson, D. F. & P. A. 107 Yesier Way—Phone Elliott 5750—Seattle J, O. MCMULLEN, C. P. A. PAINT CO. 618 Pike St.—Tel. 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