The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 2, 1919, Page 3

APRIL 2, 1919 rHE R—WEDNESDAY TARIFF BATTLE TO BE STAGED House Democrats Expected to Oppose Legislation WASHINGTON, April 2.—House ATTI COOCOCOCOOCEHEOEOEEOOOOOOOE SOO OOO SOO OEEHOSOOS “My Garden” The Story of a City Woman and Her Husband Who “Made Good” on the Land in Their Own Backyard Satisfactory Terms Always me GROTE~RANKINCo. OTTO PF: REOPL, Proskdtent STORE HOURS—9 A. M. TO 5 P. M. (Copyright, 1919, Newspaper Enter: olected himself peatate will oppose cartt teqietl prise Axsociation.) Having the ore extra nession of CHAPTER THRE you can mp ag much a we cle Regia gh ng mare se need for the rows of the earliest leaders indicated today.| A neighbor told us that we | a“ | ‘arolina nking democrat of our bac the ground } are ranking Gemocrat ur backyar use the one end and spade it all right thru ered rears hed" ht pene dims Sees ana tea ome The Dependable Kind | | epading: en all Mid out NOW—BUT UNTIL FRIDAY NIGHT ONLY! The Prettiest and Daintiest of Screen Comediennes wered reports that demo I had never heard of anything Ii crate might co-operate with republic: | that, and didn’t know that soll ne Peagae’ toby pre ‘gp, alla prgss ans in framing a substitute for the| food to grow things: . 7 ; { S ially Priced o. Th Vr © are havi ec Underwood tariff law, with| “What does it mean? I asked my|™*. This spring we are having |i pecially Pric pre the ement that he does hot be) husband th Heve « new tariff either necessary or thing to do with fertill | it plowe 1 wouldn't advise any | man, who works during t hour day, to spade a large « ht it had some m, We gy success of your posible at this time hunted up some garden lemons we next house, t am ure there would) We closely examined the soll, tak: | save the difference by working hard greatly upon the quality tae vdeo AWith a nickat's worth [&f, 8nd oftener with the hoo und and efficiency of the | “I do not believe that a tariff can of biue litmus paper we learned that | ™**¢ H q J tools used. We didn't make the misteke of - planting tomatoes in the semis To buy them at the be framed at this time th | portion, aa many amateur gardeners |} ¢ lowest possible price is | jatand up. Conditiona are | mo swiftly that was enacted it 1 will «a part of the soll was “sour.” The ning | paper's color changed when a lump days after a tariff) of garden nfud was impremed upon ht be found inap-| {tA little airslacked lime sweet do. We tried to give each vegetable also important ! garden experts call its “place — plicable to the new conditions.” ened the soil . . She ad) tio Z i in the sun. Sharp reductions are y Asked co om the pre 1 of a. of he garde poo 2 As a charming hostess even when she aked concerning the propoml of) A part of the arden was wich i dues’ 1 in effect on the follow. has nothing to host with. several ¢ |revenue on non-competitive articles, | water «tood for a long time ing: Jwuch am te » Kitchin de : Jwuch as tea and coffee, Kitchin de rain, We remedied that by digging - \ clared he believed the money could! 4 deep hole in the center of the Choice of any style |be rained in some other way that! jow level, filling the hole with broke Shovel or Spade. . | would prove leas burdensome to the | crockery, tin cans and furnace otink: i @1.42 | public: ers up to about three feet of the soft | Kitchin's declaration against tar! wurface, filling the reat with D or long handled |to reenact protectionist » Where the soll seemed heavy: Hoes jMakes it practically certain tha clayey, and hard to work, we sprink long hardwood han- tariff question will be before con-| led liberally of finely sifted ashes | green and the country with ail its! and spaded in what straw and old| Friends of George Masko dles —-...----71¢ old-time vigor during the next sex yes and Astonished at His Im- Malleable iron Garden Rakes, special ........--.60¢ we could find few — — Itoe. i. cae ee ces Tar Tale Tak- Steel Bow Garden Rakes, special. bunks -- 94¢ Sinn Feiners Like 4: wie. ate fre 4a BO Te es Ladies’ Garden Sets, consisting of rake, hoe, fork and | Antique Firearms) javic manure. tt wan fairly well on, Oe «eee ee . --$L89 od my first bottle of Taniae without feeling much bet |) Turf Edgers, made of high grade steels -. 86¢ ter, | came near giving it up, but if| » Feiners| rotted when we bought Fresh show «a remarkably antediluvian| manure isn't much good in early taste in firearma. crops; it must rotted to feed the 4, it would have been the mi Lord Aran, of Louth, made a|soil immediately, Stl, even fresh | the oh trgen Mi = n th ae hobby of collecting antique weapons| manure ts better than none at all, | “ke my it said George § | ~ ag lbw 6 we al in overcropped.| Maske, P. O. Box 1291, Tacoma, | ot warfare, with which he adorsed|if the ground has been overcropped. | Woltington while in. the French | me u ose | | of hin mansion. The co While comme | the walls of his mansion. Th oh t mn Bride tate: co Mga P ag Hhnbe pays LONDON, April 2.8 De a ¥ comprised two rifles, twolix better than barnyard manure, it ‘ > sd eye led “ circa garden. like ourn ia too| Member of the firm of Manko & Irv teed. and bayonets, all ancient curios has a k While the noble lord was away |expensive, For smaller p! it is all ears oa to my husband, who had tue, to | apondent st I really prayed to be | taken of my misery, I had A dropped down in weight to one hun ed a greater influence than many . dred and sixty powunds—lont forty 4 man Or woman of maturer yearn { | pounds —and had reached the point he is the daughter of Mike Yuras. | where I couldn't be much worse off like wan up for sentence on a Then 1 decided to try Tanlac, as} charge of breaking the seal of a nothing elve had done me any good} | freight car. The little girl tearfully | Well, after taking my first bottle/ | pleaded with Federal Judge Hollis without feeling much, if any, chang | > sinaiaiiiibies ter for clemency for her erring par. 11 about decided my case was hope-| j = ent TR i \iess. But I couldn't afford to con-| a4 demn a medicine #0 many people |anid had helped them, without first! giving ft a fair trial, vo I bought ———— | myself three more bottles, and when | should spend one hour in custody of tical @mpany the United States marshal. | 1 fintkhed them, I was feeling like} | 325 PIKE SP. \B REPORTED DEAD, HE i n different man. But I still stuck | etter BOBS UP MUCH ALIVE] ,,,.,,.Mimt Frances Alma {tana have not nly gotten back ° . 7 3. OP Py ap Ber atten ov * fame my former health and strength, but | Optical Service Fire amgg ts Pa, April 2.—After | ional because of her work dggortd eight | pi ah yin faprnnert 1 have actually gained forty-eight mt committee of the ‘ cast’ Gaal enrel France, and after a memorial service pounds in weight, besides, I hi m't 4 woman's naval service. During the oregon x ie are ait Positively the First and When your ginsses are made/had been held for him in the Holy |year she sang at 37 charity concerts. | 27 Ache oF ® Duin. my nettes at Only Pictare of Ite Kind PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 2 weacttares | carrying Im his spaciows pockets siz | gg INCINNATI. March 2— he was pork chops, a steak, a quantity of J ham and eggs and a bottle of wine, | an alleged hotel larder thief waa captured when a detective caught lithe scent of the wine when the bottle was broken It certainly has paid me well to 25-foot lengths, with couplings. .-83.40 Ancient weapon they found hanging| ‘The first thing we did to the gar gp fa hae igh fl 'Nonpartisans Win bish, such as cans, bottles, pice cn |man physically as one usually finds. ale, special ......s.ssseeecereeccereeee ccs COE mnaw: we Bae idn't taste right, and I seemed to J candidates ia Milwau: | partiann candidates in yesterday's | Aino, it makes for greater re-| variably sour and fill me up st ! spiral cutting blades 14 inches in — YMPHO! (CHESTRA P Ss NY OR A caveman marriage and some thrill— is” sedriheda! eee tote ante Oe ae at aca tenet rer ox ie = munictpal clerk, The major in ev — a * part of my body that did ot a’ ne yirth in the pean Tell Future If oe to's common Gold Is Brass and || Will Sing Here | °'-o. yict moa | Soy PLAYING tives them the Rey’ to the fe John Dwornaic ot Piymouth, ana Srelent tisunion saeieik peta, t WITH RESTRICTION A ‘a peti-| According to the star gazers, they | The astrologers of the the profts of his saloon. Strangers ae ee, fobectias teens and talent of every child born. prevent gust euch herrihie: things deal in diamonds have disappeared. amore 't weaved tee pictnee dae | WINE REVEALS THIEF CLEMENCY FOR DADDY Jor strong again, 1 became so de B i RT be “e ‘ah ne | ght, esapec ty closer in the cit from home, Sinn Feiners ra the | righ pecially closer , yl atick to Tamlac,” continued Mr.| 50-foot lengths, with couplings... < “ den after arranging tho drainage on the walt fon after arranging (he Ceaay.|#60 I was weighing two hundred | | wood, « then we covered it w Milwauk Election|* S, on, then w “ “und | THEN something went wrong. 1 be-| ee ] A nage bch gg ORO Tt Lawn Mowers, Special $8.49 get no benefit from what little I did| completely routed by non-|'* in wanting to spade tions, returns today show lectance In’ tackling the garden job|#8s until I could scarcely breath Coliseum News Service but mostly fun vals, the woclalists. They elected five] 1 maid |mtand it. Then I commenced to ache ery Cage was practically two to one T Pane Soprano Even my bones seemed to iis SHE thn wrens futures ub to to His Money Is Gone|* eentrate my thoughts. My P SSED BY Early, brain, as well as my body, seemed A ‘This daylight saving business te | doctors may take to writing spring | al. mental and physteal ab as a result Dwornak ja minus §2. spent all kinds of money and under 6 PEOPL E Peta ol ht CHILDREN AND YOUN i deponited he old mn to have| can tell to the fraction of a brain!“ "meining for the repeal See Sees tS gee OS Secey t last my condition got so bad to be #0 But things are going happening to horomcopen and was kep ve on lquhl diet A REVELATION THAT SHOULD BE ing, inventors mansion and got away with every | whe is hard to get.| oo, “for it hae really and tray an tne. = to rake off the rub - 5 s nd p wai pounds, and was about as good 4 Lawn’Sprinklers—cast base with brass fountain noz- ; c na leave and +) anal Aves BRO) gan to lone my appetite, my. food | MADISON, Wi, April 2—Social “Good Gracio e put sommielp all the garden i s kee were eer eet ta tough on the | force myself to eat. My food would] A self-sharpening, easy-running Mower with four Every office at stake was captured and cause such awful pains about|{} = = ae a next day, schoo! directors, six judges and a n't think there was || ache, and my head felt Uke it would! NOW U nants ee WILKESRARRE, Pa. April 2 msg ttiphecor fap servo ie of the exact time! }iightly poliched brass « ia ine ired and fageed out all the time tes e MD ce ray oc 3 cate, oy care thet | ery, Mnes teas nies, tle os |S narvts wore co shatto watt LOCAL CENSOR BOARD poetry. the chia, { the money he had save een’: things afl up, say the be money ‘be had enved rom went several examinations, bat no tien, nit for money they needed to ‘There's |cell the capabili PatUral ee ee ee tee ia aan or money they needed to turn a }that I was taken to the hospital UNDER 18 NOT ADMITTED tration * the! muddle thru failure of registration Sas CHILD’S TEARS WIN Reing told (hat I could never be well ° SEEN BY EVERY MAN“ WOMAN fhe court decreed that Mike strong as steel, and I sleep every by un there is difference in| Crow Methodist church here, a tele-|sne will be heard here Friday eve | "One am steel, ands seep tvery Ever Shown. wine ‘ the, service rendered you gram was received today from Rus|ning under the auspices of the La-| "rent and I eat and digest just any ND CARE OF t sel H. Moll, 4 Reading soldier, stat-| qiee Musical club, She is the wife Abe ay geaat. 1 Suva.sever anjored EW-BORN. i Our interest in the comfort that he had arrived safely in|o¢ GattiCassaxa, director of the Met-|pertr health than I do now. and of your glasses does not end when they are delivered to you, | but the personal attention of ork from overseas, and was . * 7 ropolitan Opera company, of NeW) when people who knew me while I ek ee ee was ill, see me now, they seem| * —e perfectly astonished. I can never i ‘ite ss PASS EXAMINATIO se ae praise Tanlac enough.” Le Tan ve é pe ee or ms Don ae - eget canner Woman Capitalist Santen to ontd th Benita by Wares | ahey is always at your disposal ne following 11 men have been Lun Restha Gadae too peeeenal Ab j | t keep them tightened and ad.| STanted certificates to practice as of Japan Is Dead ractiok of x epualal renlen pegramiat Watch and Chronometer Maker 4 justed, so that they will be per. | Certified public accountants, follow} CrHiCAGO, April 2—Mrs. Kiyo | ative—-Advertisement. GUIDE Nautical Instruments and ing examinations by the state board fectly comfortable at ail times. | of accountancy nest Eddy, J, E. Gibson, B, P.! Jarvia, F. L. Kerse, John Sparting. Minejima, the wealthiest woman in| Japan, as noted in the Japan But-| letin, recently died in Tokio at the! { 86. Her fortune was esti. | W. J. Wickstrom, ‘Seattle; W. J ‘ | , ; m 2,500,000, and ite ext Beaton, H. E. T. Fraser, J. I. Kin 5 aregy agnosia yank sr een r : |was due to her business « ee oe John V. McDonald, Spot pee ng ge! feDonald, Spokane;| proving that among women | George J. Busch, | Weat | Forty years ago her hasband died, | bequeathing her his savings as a} successful pawn broker. This she in- | vested in real estate until she owned 570 acres in ‘Tokio, where values In- | lereased rapidly. She also founded | In succession the Owartya bank, |Owariya Trust company, and Mine- Jima Real Estate company, and con- ducted them all with an iron hand. She was rigidly honest in all her ‘dealings. 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