The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 12, 1915, Page 4

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STAR—TUESDAY, OCT. 12, 1915. PAGE 4, Member of the Sertppe Nerthweet Leagee of Newepagers Published Daily by The Star Publishing Om, ° Phone Mam 000, By Allman! YOU SEE HE |S MARMED m= NOW MABEL AND HAS [Outbursts of] Everett True = I HAVE Come IN RESPONSE TO YOUR AD, IN THE PAPER ASKING. FOR COMPC TENT HECP, 1 THINK I COULD PILL THE BILL. I HAVE HERE SEVERAL LSTTERS OF , RECOMMENDATION ITS BEEN OVER THREE YEARS Since | LAST GOODNESS ME — Vico ym Peres} | BELIEVE TOM IS ARE Nou? -HAVen'r seen AND TMS af FILM ISOMLN WeRe. one. f \'\ byt ty a Vii 3 Our Educational Movi es__(Why lowa Is Known All Over the World as the “Hawkeye State”)—A Movie in One PartBY BLOSSER. LD ME GO ON) | ITS Wis} Git! * AY LAST WE SURE WAS |-AND To THIS 7 INTO THE waste a ‘UT HAWKEYE! |= THE PIONEER ABAD Eg6! DAY | BASKET AND THON | SENT ( {WE'LL Be Ready HAWKEYE TO" TACK. > ‘BUSINESS, F, HAPPY + HUNTING Enjoying an Automobile HAVE a lot of fun riding in my big automobile—until | meet some fellow who looks as if he “T didn’t have enough of what he needs. Then!—well, | feel like a thief or something: It's as if I had gomething | don’t need, and don’t deserve—and that doesn't belong to me.” These are the words of a man whose books and stories and articles many of us have read, and which many more of us will read in days to come. The words were spoken in private conversation, and it isn’t polite to repeat a private conversation. i NO, NOT AT TATE’S; NOT | 1 THIS TIME | Fi Chicken fanciers from Seat tle and Tacoma will meet Tues | day night at 6:30. They're go. ing to talk over the poultry ex hibit at the Panama fair All state entries will have to be In | A Simple Home Treatment That Has Brought Joy to Thousands Is the Famous Pyramid an automobile if they were the price f panne Who is it?) Why, it’s Herbert Quick. « * Up at Bellingham, the Mount Baker club has thing for Bellingham, it would also mean much to stronger than the lure of our own Cascades, once course, would share jn the benefits to be derived. s+ *@ GERMANY HAVING at last pitched onto Serbia, Belgrade is likely to learn what a real bombardment sounds like. ACCORDING TO the president of the British board of trade, Britain is seizing those meat cargoes in order to thwart the American beef trust. Are we going to sit quiet- ly by while foreigners thwart our trusts? Perish the thought! "Mother National Park---Why Not? The proposal is worthy the support of the entir laid the foundation of a movement for the creation e Sound country. While the park would be a great Seattle and all the other cities hereabouts. It would you become acquainted with them. And Seattle, of * * * A WOMAN called up and asked why the W. C. T. U. convention is left out in the cold by the Chamber of Commerce convention fund of $150,000 cold cash. We give up. What's the answer? MONEY MAKES the mare go—but it takes a raw- hide for the mule. Justice Lamar atl! ill. Closing saloons lrecord in the history of the elty Kipling’s son now reported |German prisoner. A SAFETY VAULT WOULD BE STILL SAFER—WHAT? they gave him to present to the city. He took ft to the council meeting Monday All the city dads looked at it, then at each other, and decided against leaving it around loose tn the council! chambers. They voted to turn it over to the public safety committee for safe keeping to meet committee of strik era because two are union officials. Sunday in Chi- |cago resulted In the lowest crime Report at San Francisco of for. BY GILSON GARDNER WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 12.— nversion” r government, including . hort ballot” and opposition to isible government” is about to be tested. A challenge was is 2 Pape bP . Imation of Chinese ship company |sued today to ex ‘or Root by of a Mount Baker national park, similar to the Mount Rainier national park. They propose to establish jecific trade. ‘ |the National Popular ’ re ‘ $ mt t : Monteagle ia 0 ublic debate with S just such another great national playground as the one on “the mountain that was God.” A bill to this y by five ta MOM. he's at] The Pyramid Guilig trom a Singiel me eto rae techn ec effect will be introduced at the next session of congress. ouver Trial. |the league, on either of two ques ———@| Thousands have reported to us| tions | their great joy at having been led| FIRST—Resolved, to try this great treatment and at/tiative, referendum a the remarkable results {t produced nt of, ani that the ini d recall are t in conflict mean another lude for tourists to this northwestern wonderland. With two national parks on Puget Sound, Chief Stetson, who visited | |in thetr canes. Re fair to yourself. | w; prineigle upos whieh tak) i hic ves A y as q re witzer 4 3 the Frisco fair with the Fi Give yourself the chance to get . founded, | the Eastern public which loves to travel would learn all the sooner that the lure of Switzerland is no band, Droviat ‘beck © ‘modal |'| Well. Mail the cotinon pew OF'g tala nities un cacmion learnt any drug store and purchase a 50c | box of Pyramid Pile Treatment Free Sample Coupon PYRAMID DRUG COMPANY, 531 Pyramid Bldg, Marshall, Mich able SECOND—Resolved, that the ex- isting method of amending the fed- eral constitution is not wise or ade- quate The challenge ts the result of a |movement, of which Root is a Kindly send me a Free sample called the National Association for of Pyramid Pile Treatment, in || Constitutional Government plain wrapper The promoters of this new organ- lization include also ex-President }Wm. H. Taft, Alton B. Parker, Da vid Jayne Hill, ex-Senator Julius | Caesar Burrows, and a long list of standpats, ° Name * _ Its object is to save the country ° PL average woman, says A. Hopwood, writer of risque plays. | ~ ; ‘ A man’s opinion of woman usually depends upon the | #9 * REV. NEWELL DWIGHT HILLIS of New York, sort of women with whom he comes in contact. matters | 1 : in open pulpit confession, says a minister has no right wee FATHER DIDN'T NOTICE | * to make money and does his best work without it. Respect- DR. DUMBA says President Wilson is “rather self- back - ges Ph nggeot eye bal as P fully referred to Billy Sunday. willed.” Guilty, and God bless you! | his ese : kes val a |! ve 7. : 7 Well, I didn't notice just where | 2 Velvety § 00046420 000061000444 04 | he lit | Suffragists sa | to | prominent backer, to form what {s| ' i sh if he s this editorial. He will, perhaps, be as mad as blazes. But he can do as by October 16. The poultry con Pile Treatment. >m the fallacies of popular gov- The man will blush if he ha “ say P i t he can do noisseurs will feed at the Al How badly do you want relief? ernment and to protect the sacred he likes about that, for we betray him— ere jondale eafetéria. | he dau want Me aaeuah to1ks oe tke constitution from any interte BECAUSE we aim to expose his rank democratic spirit. And— dp | nmali troubie of mailing the below | Pee a eee ee BECAUSE it MAY lead some more automobile owners to think about the folks who couldn’t buy pee esas comes. SP tree teed. oF eae HURLED AT ROOT letter i# addressed to David Jayne - J | _ Managers ot mines in Arizona] Pyramid Pile Treatment? Hal, und mataee Walks ‘Tatler Alton B. Parker alternates, in case Grandpa Root finds it inadvis- | able to enter the lists with Senator Owen. 4 t , ; COL. M. M. MULHALL 2." | Household Economy N THE EDITOR’S MAIL 10 SPEAK FRIDAY cs J 4 —— | * d How to Have the Mest Cough @) wHy LIMIT WORK And Tam 39. 3 Col. Martin M. Mulhall, former. 4 PERIOD TO 19 YEARS? DOROTHY RUTHBUT y of Washington, D. C., and now pr A. Congdon, Duluth mil . Editor ‘The Star Please allow! ie aa aa cpeeuaee " Be-| lic starts mortgage fore. 640400404 rp iia EET howe page, 8 Damen of the OA n. Feogay tion | closure action in North Yakima for Roe age limit? Has it not been the , Ootoder 15, at the home of sia ws 1, 10,003 66 ; a, m of scientists for ages to find « Mrs. David Swank. 8754 Yesler| 9. ropbed of abe id ea ave. pint of wa to prolong life? Why limit a en 2 sler| 8. robbed of gold watch minutes, gives you sefulness to 40 years? How = A. Muthall ts th PA bean ait noes et f ; h ,under the age of 407} than a w saga with her face all| Washington, D. C. He has re-|| WHY NOT ALSO ABSENT into a pint bottle a F very few. And those few usu-| daubed with lace powder in her|ceived numerous invitations to} TREATMENT FOR REPAIRS? With “sugar syrup ly of a class called prodigies. | desire to hide a faulty or a speak here, and his address Friday| | Employes at the Ford plant of rea evap gk skin, Instead of using night will be his first public being given a course in | § of alll which clogs and enlarges t speech in Seattle. | sychology by Dr. Givler of | 20 one has not/it te far bette a good face | p alm is to show | wakened to life. Our own law-|lotion that will ove and per * | a of ps i @ limit proclaims that fact manently benefit the skin. * By dis Simple Way to Have ey ities at the . Vhy, then, this limit to life's use-| solving four ounces of spurmax {t Beautifully Wavy Hair he class consiats | 1’ WT fulness to 19 years? ja half pint of hot water you can 150 male employes ' Ir is incapact at 40—|make an inexpensive lotion that! punter fut 5 surely the it 19 years of life,| Will do wonders as a skin whitener r PEPPERMINT GUM Who is it says, “A man has but| 4nd com xion beautifier. It re Dr. J. Tate Mason sd at his prime at 45"? moves all shininess, sallowness and ‘| ner, and Dr. John B urely, there is a y to combat} roughness, an wives the akin a address Tri-S' © Med tajust law |#mooth, velvety tone It does jon in Lewiston, Idaho. 4 Few men, or women, either, arrive en rub 0! . like powder, nor Steamer oldt leaves the iceman. soma we ur alg satan laren at, what, what 1 washing n@ hair with a tea | c ering wea f spoonful re anthrox Gissciep Ina Andrew Santiag stabbed e cup of hot water, afterward rinsing |" near his home, 222 Terry ave., in n thoropght with clear water, one argument with man bel ed to be t 1 at t 1 Ol t O : ,.|finds that it dries quickly’ and D zo ¢ cannot dal reaty, te unotieneed. tree any jomingo Camporl, steamer fire men whol and very fluffy, so fluffy, in’ fact, | wi | ; THERE ARB) ot Y 3 y, so flufty, in fa Thursday will be Seattle day at nd 9 MEN who can and will work, and| {or ngf cons more abundant than it yaahanMaxity tate ter lt y exce ence ’ if #0 80 lat arranging it be. 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