The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 7, 1916, Page 7

ETHEL MAY USED TO TEACH GIRLS TOHELP OUT DAD PARENTHOOD? Women Want School Board to Experiment With New Idea ‘THEY’ RE RAISING FUND A movement atarted by lead. ers in the Mothers’ Congr for the Instruction of eighth | grade girlie in the physical care | of bables gained momentum Monday night at the Press club auditorium, when Mrs. Mary E. Bottinger read from the plat- form a list of names signed to a@ petition which Is to be pre- nted to the school board, The board ts to be asked to sup- ply a room, and a trained nurne, for an experimental nursery in which eighth grade girls in some one school may be trained In some of |the duties of parenthood | The Seattle Soctety for Broader | Education, of which Mra, Bettinger |{s president, Donna E. Snook vice president, and Mra, Minnie Byron secretary, has agree’ to equip the nursery. Tho matter has been taken up unofficially with the board of edu cation, and Mrs, Bettinger predicts that at least the experimental nursery will be fitted up and in }long before the end of the present some families the way to keep eace efore breakfast is to say nothing SE OR Le RR RNR pletes her act she ts compelled to Names signed to her petition com rest in the wings of the stage, with| Ames ats y ne of the most prised those of #0 her d covered with a la white cloth. Her mind cleared, she| Prominent edu ueators in the state, vilhed ° 0! m repeated is a clover conversationaliat ne ee le Weasealns A demure little blonde, scarcely | night Wilmot Goodwin, baritone i out of her “teen gel al welll Maurice Warner, violln, and Lae erg right and charming. Cranican, at the piano, furnish the ut uncanny—never pasion She was asked how she began) C8 her work. | I do not pretend to explain it,") DARING GETAWAY she said, “I believe it is a gift 4 do not claim my power is « i _, - ‘ natural. I am convinced that the} PORTLAND, March Police power of some minds over others lare searching today for Lester jis a most natural thing |Satterwatte, a city fall prisoner, + “When a very little girl, my fam-|*ho escaped last night by crawling fly noticed that I always was able|siong & fivefoot ledge, mounting jto find lost articles. is gift waa|the fire escape to the roof and lso pronounced that it became! Working bandover-hand on a cable known to our friends and neigh.| 100 feet in the air to another bors, and I often wae called upon|! ne | to trace lost articles : VES “It takes hard study to develop! ¢ + LEA defy the skeptical.” | Ss an thie art to a degree that one may Miss May asnwere any question the audience asks her. ea CHICAGO, March 7.-~"A good squirrel should take bet- ter care of nuts, Thie nut ie MINIMUM WAGE TO BE TESTED TACOMA, March 7.-—-Washing jton’s minimum wage law will prob-| —— | ably be put to the test of the high-| | est courts to determine whether it} | violates the constitutional right of} freedom from imprisonment for | debt, as the result of action brought }in Justice Graham's court here. According to State Labor Com- missioner E. W. Olson, the enti question of minimum wage legisia-| tion for women is involved and he} said the state will carry the fight! to the United States supreme court | if necessary | The case involves A. M. Ander. json, head of a Tacoma collection firm, who was placed on trial on| S#™" vsane-r amos Bs 8 charge of violating the act. He| admitted the facts as alleged, pas, Metropolitan Theatre ing his defense upon the constitu ota SSS. tional provision against imprison-| KICK IN |ment for debt Prices—ihe to Roe SOME HIGH FLYER | FOR A MERE MAID peovecccerveccesearerenseninneonereebeDeetety eCoffee 45 Quality Folger Week March 6 te 11 Save 10c a pound gone. Luther Wledener, psycholo- gist, who had been declared in- sane, left thie note behind and _secaped | from Eigin asylum. AMUSE MENTS). ‘Res. G35. 1th Aco. Pheoe. Lest 88 J. A. FOLGER & CO. Sen Francisco the death on July 3 of Howard Borders, father of her 10-year-old son. USE STAR WANT Mrs. Mary E. Lillian—now Mrs.| W. T. Zinn—ts at liberty Tuesday) from the county jail, where she) has been serving sentence for man-| ¥ VAUDEY WICE DAILY—8:20 ! D See ee ee ans FOR RESULTS Lilliaa, she was responsible for | | PANTAGES, T and § ontreNT p le DDING” ™ Faree-Comedy he > 3} ROS, | Violin Wizards A tf Wig ACTS d. and 206. ae nnnnnnenananannnnn nnnnnnnanncanaanannannanannnnnd ; rte, Ara There’s noent]e snrisilteA ‘Pleasure Katherine Stinson | Direct to W: New Yor Solid all-steel trains; the very latest 1916 coaches and Pullman sleeping cars; famous Saw earth | CLEOPATRA GIRLS ~ HEAD BILL AT PAN made $100,000,000 better in the past five years The “New York Limited” and “Inter-State Special” of the Baltimore & Ohio bre the only trains now, with us. STAR—TUESDAY, MARCH 7 year | All achools tn the city, she ex - pects, will be so fitted by 1917 Mrs. Byron, secretary of the so. re are Ethel May clety, 1s chairman of the Mothers geo al blac cna iy Baad nid during an intermission tn ® | night, te the “real thing” in super rt given here by the National pd a lg — ety for Broader Education, un Pie wane » auspices of the local soclet Mins May answers any question cabeppesgecta lg Darter hye ao 9 evening was truly marvelous, For Fe te vee asl . “ roipts for ita avowed purpose of 0 ‘er S a short time after Miss May com-|futhie vn the school. nursery.| Wonderful Healing of Rupture’ or submit to a d in. All] —|surgeons know ¢ hernia opera tions, with anaeathetica, etc, are| Jangerous; they may end~fatally Moreover, it A well-entablished | fact that many are operations | are not successful; the bi | brenks through the sew | ing and protrudes Worse \han ever Afraid of Oper \. Like most others, Mr. Pullen de from your earnings—begin 1916, PAGE ’ 7. CRAZY MAN RUNS, AMUCK; KILLS 7 Quarrels With — Father én] Kills Wife and Five Children, HE THEN SHOOTS SELF | LAWTON, Okla., March 7.—Dan fel O'Kane, 48, murdered his family of seven and committed suicide early today, following a quarrel | with his father, Io is believed to have been Insane. | Detectives say O'Kane killed his) victims as they slept. He appears | to have gone methodically thru his farm house, armed with @ razor, a hammer and a revolver. His wife was shot and her head crushed with a hammer, The five children were all killed by blows on their heads, and the throats of the four eldest were slashed | The baby was both shot and beaten, O'Kane's aged father was! killed by a bu Then the maniac | tossed aside his razor and hammer, | walked into a front room and shot) himself to death SURE, GIVE TO ’EM 9 | | Police reporters stationed at the lelty jail petitioned the counell for better quarters Monday ow ar rangements will bo made, it was| announced, after the munteipal of. fices are moved to the new county} building |How a New Jersey Man Got| Rid of a Severe, Obstinate, Right Inguinal Hernia With- out the Slightest Trouble. | Delow t* a picture of Eugene M. Pullen, a well-known carpenter of | Ata anquan, New Jersey. If you] fm at hie work, particu-| arly when he handles heavy timber, | mps and climbs around tke al youth, you would scarcely tmagine | that he bh with « 4 formerly been affitcted| pture, Ruptared At an early age was an express driver railroad baggage. One day livering a heavy trunk on an upper] He handled | after de floor he felt a pain tn the right! groin, The suffering increased and/ it was not long before the young} man noticed the swelling The doctor told young Pullen that he was ruptured and that he ¢ * thro either wear a tr ghout Iife clined to take the risks of an opera-| ton; the expense and loss of time had to be considered Hoping he might get a little better en couragement, he went to another physician who, to hin sorrow, Tt was p too. qave| the rupture were perfe expect an the a leas hope held all} the thine or the sur Jcomstully used, he mtght or doubling tn a | lincrease with further compl dreaded strangulated Kills so many ruptured peop Victim of Trusses The victim bought a truss, a b spring-like affair, the beat he could} get, It tortured him. He tried an-| ther—atill no relief. He was com-| polled to give up his express buat The hard tasks of men were forbidden him, He became an insurance agent, in which post tion he did not need to do bodily work For six years Mr. pture the hern ness inary Pullen dragmed | around, using various trusses, hard, | elastic, etc, with never any content ment. One day his mother told him| |something she had Just found out. It} was a simple and easy thing for him They call her the “Lincoln : vg [to do, He lost no time. dining service; unsurpassed track “a ga Beachy girl,” and she has proven|In Saving—pleasure while Discarded Hix | = back itement it herself a daring “flyer.” Recently + | Relief came at once; he almost to a of these vp mene in Chicago she made a hajrraising|you save and pleasure in) co: that ho had any rupture, After has been loop at a height 00 feet, tol-! ward came a cure—a complete heal The Baltimore & Ohio lowed’ with « 1,000-foot dip to|the days to come, Save) rin cern cugn years have passed jand Mr, Pullen ts an energet penter, working on buildings, climb-| ing over roofs, lifting lumber and| auch ike, he Is absolutely free from the old hernia, He knows he ts com Ipletely asting? cured There was) carrying compartment and observation De cc itanoh ne lint tule. tp srontna sleeping cars to Washington. - hte gp ype ke hep BALTIMOR ng days stop-over at Pittsburgh, “ f. poy Big Me ~ Baye A\ Interest 0 vaty ia it re ese ro ile neti & OHIO Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia ond Denemak ta rien ate’ « noel \tul-minded man other important points—exceptionally ad- Fon ir in the headiine act at Valuable Information Free, vantageous for businces men. 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Uve offer direct to every one. Sutsic and Information Blank] Maiithis blank, or one similar, with your address. We want to know. Which make of plano or player plano do you consider the best? no | Player Piano .. | Name Street No. City Should | Piano, have a Piano or Player write name and address CAN IT BE DONE? If you can arrange these figures so they total 15 in every direction, up and down anc sideways, and perhaps diagonally, send your an swer at once, Third at University, Seattle, Wn CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE THE STAGE IS SET FOR THE|night which brought me the declar-) when I got thru with it. ROMANTIC DRAMA ation of Dick’s love, Ever since I It took me over a month to get “‘How tired you look, dearest?’ | have loved rainy days. jeverything ready and | was confi- were Harvey's first words to me. We sat on the porch and ate | dently expecting to take a ride into Iam not going to let you go back|our lovely luncheon,” continued | another town some day and come to that awful grind again,” my little nurse, “and there to| back to it Harvey's wife when he ‘What are you going to do with|the accompaniment of singing | came to me and said, ‘I am afraid me, dear?’ I asked, perfectty hap-| birds and droning bees, in an at-|the mater suspects that something py that some one loved me well| mosphere of rose fragrance, we/|is in the wind. She has planned a enough to take the ordering of my| planned our home. trip for me and the rest of them to life in this high-handed way ‘We'll have the Hving room with | Hot Springs. I'll have to go, dear, ‘Well, first, I want you and I/all dull blue and the soft terra|but I'll try and get away from to spend the rest of this week | cotta hves, Bohkara rugs, Japanese | them in a week. apartment hunting then you/prints and other beautiful things “‘Now what I want you to do is must furnish to—and then: “My head sank on his shou'der and one arm stole around me as he nearly ran the auto into ihe it Just as you want|that I have always longed for and never thought I would have,’ “Buy anything you want, sweet \heart, and charge {it to me,’ said Harvey with the magnificent disre- to go over to the flat and live un- {til I come back, | “‘But, Harvey, {t will be 60 lone- y, Tam afraid I cannot do it.’ ‘‘Please, dearest, let me think ditch gard of youth of you as there while I am gone.” I see a motor car is really no| “‘You can get most of ft at the “Ot course, I consented, and he good place to make love, he said,|store. I'll tell dad I'm simply | went with his people. is he drew up beside the road and | bored to a th with mother's so. 1 was not unhappy, for I kept kissed me ciety progfam, and am going to set| myself busy making little changos Then finally found the we rode on and on and loveliest little old up bachelor quarters ‘in the place and trying to imagine dad will be so happy to put a} what it would be when Harvey spoke in the wheels of mothc~'s| Would be there with me, plans for making me a society man| “At last, without warning, one |that he will give me carte blanche. | afternoon he came T'll tell him I'm going to send a (To be continued) | household decorator to the store to . ie |buy the things, and there you are’ and} “Rut, Harvey, supoose some one almost | recognized me as your nurse?” There will be no one in ti store to recognize you except dad, and he {s hardly ever in the pur chasing department. The risk will |not be great.’ “T wish, Mra. Waverly, I could describe to you the joy of the next |two weeks. | “rst we found a little apart- jment, way out on the East Side, |where no one knew elther of us. Hit was the dearest place of six| |rooms and two baths, a beautiful porch, which I dressed up in| |chintz and wicker Don't ask From: Bolas} | said Harvey, ‘I your lite RAINIER Bakery Ch ene i «i rly turned ‘se loose | S RESTAURANT anc at ituto place wan tomy | (913 2 AVENUE. S.MADISON ST eye—and also to Harvey's—perfect ee us some strawberries and thick cream and some home-made bread and a glass of spring water. Strawberries and home-made bread will always be associated in my mind with my great love great happiness,” she sald to herself. I smiled fatntly, for, remember tha little book wild, rainy As soon as your pur- axe ts pald prices, Alice, dear want for once in should have what you tetake eeeee ce ae