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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25
Is A WOMAN JUSTIFIED?
NEW CONTEST STIRS READERS

wives. suppose your husbands
neglect yon. leave you alone eve.
nings while they are attending to
business. or. Il they de- stay a.
home. refuse to participate In 60.
cial gatherings and diversions
which you enjoy. or. II you have 20
use all your ingenuity 60 pry thom
from their pipes and evening news
papers 80 take you 20 a theatre now
ard then. would you feel Justified
III accepting or encouraging the
little attentions you long for from
other mems
Would you feel right and would
s'huhby" be quite willing to have
the other man do escort duty,
send You flowers. candy, books or
mnsicf
The Star wants ia hear from hus.
bands and wives on this question
and viii give prizes e the .ino
best answers The prizes will On
title the winners 60 see Robert
Edeson IN "A Mans Man" a The
Moore theatre next Wednesday
evening
Opinions as 10 the right and
wrong % the matter seem 20 differ
quite widely. although the majority
argue that u rs pretty hard "a draw
the line between the innocent and
guilty attentions
An answers must be in The star
office by Monday noon. March %.
and the names of the successful
contestants win be announced in
the Tuesday issue Of The star
The nst al priaes Is as follows
FIRST PRIZE One box % six
seats for "A Mans a Man. ~ the
Moore theatre. on "Wednesday even.
Ing. March 30
SECOND PRIZE Two diyans,
or four seats. fer same perform
ance.
THIRD PRIZE Three orchestra
seats for same performance
FOURTH. FIFTH. SIXTH. sEv.
ENTH. EIGHTH AND NINTH
PRIZES Two best orchestra seats
each ter Wednesday eyening. March
80. re the Mn0re theatre
George Francis hoffman. T35 XII
Bourne. says.
For better. Tor worse. TN death
do Us part. A vow. an cath q
God. and-a man
Men who pay attention. bow
eFcr innocent. 20 married Women
arr unprincipled. and 50 unfit fol
friends or advisers
Attentions DO not remain limo
cent They have a way Of leadiug
O. divorce courts
IA woman proves herself shall
how who accepts them. unreflueA
90 enjoy an embarrassing position
That which tends 10 lower tbs
morals Of two human beings can
not b. justified.
ITO the wife who thinks heraeI
neglected. thu friendship u a tru,
good woman Is worth the anno
cent attentions Of 90 men.
MIRA. -. c. r. quite emphatic Il
her statement about such atten
tons being accepted BY marries
women She says
II think the very question OF suel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25

toll me IL there anythinr that VIII
romove neofehed spots from wooden
Rooda9 / will i0oh for your answer
n The star. MRS. WELLS.
A~~l.ay the ecofched spots over
platter and moleten Win l"lly.
like mixture Of soap, starch aud
water. Place a piece o iNlaaB over
al and lay IN the sun. kemoiaten
~ often AS necessary until hll mo
stain il removed L not too badly
scorchsd. rub with peroxide Of
hydrogen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25

Prepare two cups of diced rae
p0,atoes Coca In boiling vates
tiil tender. adding salt laat before
draining when drained aud dried
for q minute. add one cup 81 ths
following sauce
White Sauce Melt tao table.
spoons hgst~r. aad two tablespoons
flour. une hatf tranpopn salt. oun
eighth teaspoon pepper when
hlwndad add gradually nns cas-
mllh. stirring until boiling Mhen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25

fssfhoii onions IN two sspafais
mAtrFa. after draining the seeuad
time add ann ieaspoonfal adft ana
enough boiling wkter 20 cover. lot
boil a minute. place In cocker from
three to ala hnurn. depmndtna mpon
tbs age 81 onionn1 removw. drain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25

These can - cooked The DAP hsl
fore wanted Eariy In the mnrR
lnK pArboii or steam for ouehAf
hour plare ID cooker six to saysn
hours Nheu done remove. drain.
peel. and onehnif hour before serss
ius dip In melted butter and brown.
sell IA koi oYru or on top - eanWae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25
sliced Rae Apples.

Select 1uics. wen.fiArored ap.
plea With silver knife parr. corr
aud 4lice very thsulY into tedivsdmal
sauce dishes. sprinkle with sugar
ard serve NJ oure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25

Peel and quarter bananas. Coat
with mayonnalse dfeshlng fini0
which has been squeexed the juice
OF a lemon. dredKe Nith crushed
peanuts and serve with a spoonful
~ whipped cream.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25

stevens W. X g. win give ! -.
party Monday afternoon "a 49, -
Ing March %. AZ Veteran ~ ~
Armory Dinner viii Be- ses~ -
from 9 10 1880 D. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25

French crepe waists are N fash.
Ion again. IN military effect with
braid aud button trimming. and
trim tailoring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25

a proposition Is criminal Shall n
woman forget her dignity and
truth because heF husband "a ucgit
gent. or. even It he were erimiualg
"l.et woman remain true 60 her
God and 10 her own self. IA u ~
wumana nature 60 be
!. A, Johnson, sala Ferdinand a..
Columbia sta. writes
IT while engaged she had
studied his habits and had accept.
ed him. even when bis habits
showed a Weakness, IL Il partly her
own fault for being neglected. She
could have selected another man
whose habits were maintained to
a proper standard. thereby not ne.
ecssitatiug the attentions from any
other men.
Marriage h contract which
holds and entities only 10 the at,
tentions 81 her husband II che Ia
neglected. she should tolerate u
aud Try % remedy IL Other aiten'
tons might grow 20 a stage where
they could not be checked, and
would result In total disaster and
Disgrace
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25

and serve ia cream sauce or merely
rich milk we'll seasoned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25
NEW HEADDRESS LESS ELABORATE
1T Is EASY AND MORE BECOMING

the hair Fancy halrplns. twisted
ribbons. gold md silver tissue. aud
circieta Of small leaves make a
pleasing addition to these soft coils
and plaitn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25

Dear Miss Grey Kindly inform
me shat c0i0rs ~ dyes 10 use "a
change cid roae WouiHn rnssds 30
not too DARK a green.
Also explain 10 ms the difference
bctween . Square foot and foot
aquafs. and how manY inches each
contains STAR READER
Al doubt n old foae would take
green u might take q very DARK
green o. black They would tell
you AZ a professional dye house n
4 would b. possible 10 dc q the
color ypn wish.
A foot square ard q square foot
cpufain exactly the same Hpacrrs
rev inches A foot square Is \
plane which IL one foot Ions by one
foot wide Mnltipiying these 10
get the arsa makes one square
foot Two fest square and t~o
square feet. however. are very
different Two square feet means
tao squares each one feof long By
ona foot side. while an area two
fret square would he two feet long
~ two fe~g wtda. and wuwid con.
tain four square feet
- 49,. 49, man .ee... ..f..ma..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25
Nnthia6rey5
Il ctterS

Dear AidA Grey Nuula Fou KIND
~ tell inc through the columns ~
The stas what IL the curn for wnftsf
l.. NJ a.
A They can be removed With
eauatie. Oct a stick Of eaustlc from
your drnsglHi, asking bins lnat how
60 apply ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25

n. 3. Press. i4io Harvard avs
evidently Is n0i married u IL 20
be doubted u he would be as &C.
quiescent u his wife we're receiving
the attentions Of the other man
iic Says
Woman wRs born 20 De loved BY
man
~ she has once tasted happiness
to The last extrume and then love
grows cold q she meets a man
whose sentiments match her every
varying mood m an exotic path OF
wilderness. then she Is justified IN
taking what Is only a woman's ne
ceaslly IN life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25
FASHIONS
Very hlsh collars are out

WY Hihh AAAthAH "tf NhA
There IL a great vogue just nov
Tor antique bracelets.
Suede shoes 10 Eraya, blues,
browns and blacks are seen,
shantuhg waists Of natural color
should be trimmed with linen em.
hroidery done Ia Persian coioru. OF
Ia braid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25
IN4R{S@12'!!y00A3|

cooked add onefourth cup graz I'd
cheese and one tablespoon chopped
parsley
Junket Win Not Chocolate Sauce.
stake 4 pint OF plain lunk~i. ua.
tins uue.hAif Tennat tablet. pour
into shsFbet cups and when serving
hey cold pour hot chocolate sauee
into eaeh cup A Hico addition IL
a fpoonfh ~ whipped cream 20
each cup. although not necessary
Friea Chicken.
Heat a generous tablespoon zach
u butter and lard Va ffyine pau
roll chicken Ia flour. season Nith
salt and pepper and ffY one haif
hour. keeping Skillet uncovered and
browning ehlckrn we'll place tn
small kettle. turn the hot Fat ovsr
Il. cover. SET IN large kettle rou.
tanning somr boiling water. and
plase 81 in firclcss cooker for ziz
hours Fifteen minutes before Ola
nee remove chicken from cooker 20
skillet. lry Rsain tiii crisp and
brown. f~moyc 10 hot platter and
make gravy a. usual
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25

= =
a DAILY MENU. =
4 breakfast. q
q Sliced Raw Apples =
= Whole Wheat Dry Toast 4
. Waffies =
q Maple syrup. Coffve. q
= Dinner. 4
= Fried Chicken. hfown Gravy. =
= fneooked CaiAup q
= drowned Sweet Potatoes =
= Dreamed Onlena. =
= Jnuket. With Hof Chocolate q
Sauce
Cake Coffee
4 Supper.
. gfrAmed Potatoes =
q RAISED Corn iircAd .
q Banana Salad .
Tea
= - =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25

MIRA. y. c. r. quite emphatic In
her statement about such atten.
tons being accepted BY married
women She says
II think the very question OF such
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-25
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poMpElAN MASSAGE CREAM. the zoe size for - a.
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large jar '......'t .t.-.
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FLoREaTINE MASSAGE CREAM. skin food. soc ana -
CASHMERE BOUQUET TOILET WATER. bottles . "a
pkLmERs TOILET WATER ali odors. 25e soc and Al "a
WILLIAMS BRiLLiAhTikE ....s..... 81
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regular zoe, special 2q<
BENzE. eoRATE TALcUM POWDER, fu H. box win Pssl1
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cALoRs vloLETTE SAcHET POWDER o.. ...-...... 2s<
RosALiRE Finger Nails Face and Lips regular z5e. IL
paAYs MAIL ENAMEL regular 25c l9<
pARKER's ELITE EMERY BOARD, I don in a bon rsxaaf
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MUNYON'S WITCH hAzEL SOAP regular i5e. = for ~
cOsMO BUTTERMLk SOAP. box Of cakes. fq<
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The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04
BELMONT WILL EXPLAIN
JOCKEY CLUB BUSINESS

NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-August Bel
mont, who, according to the testimony
of Frank X. Sturgis, secretary treas
urer of the Jockey club, was the man
responsible for disbursements for legal
business and publicity Of the club, said
today that he would insist on appear
ing before the legislative investigating
committee. There is a great deal of
misapprehension about my connection
with the affairs of the club he said,
and I will demand to be heard in the
matter before the committee"
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04
SHERIFF TAKES OVER
MEN ACCUSED OF THEFT

CHICAGO, Dec. 3.-Judge Chetlain
today remanded into the custody of the
sheriff of Cook county Frank B. Harri-
man, John NJ. Taylor and Charles NJ
Ewing, former officials of the Illinois
Central railroad, who were accused by
that road of having defrauded it out
of more than million dollars by
padded and contracting Illegal car re-
pair bills. The defendants sought to
terminate the case by habeas corpus
proceedings. Then the petition was
denied.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04
YOUTHS FEAR OF DEATH
FUL BY A FALL

NEW YORK. Dec. S.-For the reason
that both his brother and his sister
had died Just as each was approaching
the age OF II. John Smyth. young
resident Of the upper east side, had fire.
ouently expressed a fear that he would
never live to celebrate his own seven
reenth birthday He was nearing what
he considered this crucial age when
today he fell eight stories through the
elevator shaft Of a new building at
Broadway and Ninety second street,
and died as the last rites Of the church
were being administered TO him.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04
STEILACOOM WOMEN
CAN'T VOTE THIS TIME

TACOMA, Dec. s.-women voters of
Steilacoom will not be able to vote
at Tuesdays local option election.
though the ''drys" and ''wets" there
have been doing most of their cam
paigning among the women. Attorney
General Bell has forwarded a ruling
to the effect that the publishing of the
governors franchise proclamation No
vember 2S made it within the 10 day
period preceding such an election when
the registration books must be closed.
The women, not being able to register
thereon, can not vote.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04
COURT MERCIFUL TO MAN
WHO STOLE WHEN DRUNK

George Robertson, teamster, who,
in company with two other men entered
the store of Mike Speropulos and robbed
MIN of SIS, pleaded guilty and was
admitted to probation by Judge Ca
baniss yesterday A number of per-
sons who had knbwn Robertson for Is
or 20 years testified that he had borne
the reputation of being an honest and
law abiding man. Robertson said that
he had been drinking heavily, and was
irresponsible when he entered the
store of Speropulos
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03

He the risk the reward He shrnk before he thinks
quits before he htsuccumbs fright before he makes his fight
His hand always the reverse levehs determination
the wrong direction His imagination digs bitches all along the road
and builds barriers at every stage of the way
He's bear in the market of progess-he bets against every
mted ISSUE Show him plan and he'll invariably prove that it
lining of the future
He denies himself the benefit of the doubt and doubts the benefit
of anything he doubts He's but sneeng audience he
doesh perform he merely watches.
He dampens enthusiasm nsprationjeers daring
and all and and methods standard Of his
puny personality
He belongs particular period class world has known
him every evolution His ped Archmedes and deded
his promise to detect the aduteralon In the king
In later generation they that Carthage could
be conquered His forebears hooed the ridiculous ideas of the
Italian IDIOT Columbus.
His grandfather would have condemned Fulton padded CELL
his father tapped his forehead and smiled knowingly when Bell pro-
posed to send his words hundred miles
Copyright 1910. b
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
RSONS IN THE NEWS

A. NJ BILLINGS of New York. a sou of G, X.
G.. Billings, the well known horseman. scconi-
panied by A. B. Ruddock Of New York and T.
II. Mccarthy of New Orleans, is at the Palace.
COLONEL SAM PARKER of Honolulu registered
at the Stewart yesterday. He is here to at
tend the Jefries-Johnson fight
w. S. BAsINGER, connected with the traffic
department of the Hartman lines at Chicago,
is registered at the Palace.
D. E. BURLEY, general passenger agent of the
Oregon Short Line railroad at Salt Lake City,
is guest at the Palace.
J. Z. WALSH, hotelnan of Auburn, is at the
/, Manx with Mrs. Walsh. They have been tour
ing the orient.
HORACE L. WING, a prominent stock broker Of
Chicago. is registered at the Palace with his
daughter.
JOSEPH REYNOLDS, manager of the California
club of Los Angeles, is guest at the St.
francis.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
THE Man WHO KNOWS IT CAN'T Be DONE
By HERBERT KAUFMAN

Five years ago he himself wagered that would wing
his from New York Philadelphia, minute to minute with the
Limited years before he roared with mlrth the
notion of trolley ride the of the Hudson.
Don't let him annoy you-he isn't really complete He's an
inferior poduca second Nature neglected to give him back
forgot finish his brain-hs mind has sparkling plug
he can't start he must be towed along.
Don't calculate upon his capabity isn't intelligent he's
simply paohe only reproduce what he has heard
SEEN
He isn't fit for responsibilities pluck and can't meet
emergency.
Set him machine which will do thnking-stick him
front of ledger and let him copy figures Give him duty which
involves originality Supply him with book of ruleshe can't
make his Teach him what do-hes ignorant manage
himself.
Keep him the ranks he can't ead-only fearless men may be
captains he yellow streak and the shoulder strap fit
panions.
In the of coward the always o-nthe eyes the
gutter the task failure before its Shove him the reahe
path of civilization must be kept clear for the brave
Kaumm
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
Discipline for
the Pullman
Company

which the order of reduction based of three
and the company refusing make disclosure of its
business has, the commission seen fit remain quescent
until within few days of the time when the orders become
effective"
At this late date the company forward asking for
rehearng and suspension the ORDER alleging that important
evidence would be produced. The commission says:
satisfactory,
additional evidence o
conditions
which when
further the effective date of the orders
1t has been the habit of the Pullman
the demands aud of agencies either
with refusal make disclosure the information
business required by law. In fact the company
of settled policy behaves like ouawrefung admit the
jurisdiction of the properly constituted official bodies
owing such refusal that the board of equalization
ornia has found difficult make just assessment of the
Pullman taxable property No doubt this policy paid the
poraon because has enabled it fair the
adjustment of its rates reasonable in fine the
Pullman people must be made to understand attitude is
impossible and that corporation however wealthy above
the law.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03

We have recent Judicial authority for this comparison
climates In Los Angeles the other day a6dav filed
behalf OF witnesses resident
Tor posponement OF trial because the deponents believed
edanger their health to make the journey California
OF summer The for the other side opposing
ance took the ground that the witnesses safety
they should at from Chicago California
Quoting OF his affidavit
hear n pa 23 there six deaths and nineteen
followed a
saturday June Is one man dropped dead saloon
found bed third in
fourth was posed Bible of
Nhcago by heat
etq ph from the root poured his head and burned him death
the defendants will
they remain IN Chicago and their health happiness pro-
moted by being IN Los Angeles 2 -
The sitting judge concurred heartily in this reasoning and
ADDED; he court shudde contemplate what might happen
those two witnesses Chicago The continuance
the plea characterized agious climate
of California
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03


M D. sPELLACY, an GILMAN and politician from
bakersfield, is guest at the Argonaut
MR.. AND MRS CHARLES E. EVANS of San
Diego are stopping at the Argonaut.
GEORGE L. MYERS, a prominent merchant of
Manila, is at the Manx.
Z. J. MARSHALL, Los Angeles banker is stop
ping at the st. Francis.
at the st. Francis.
:. ! I. LORD, Honolulu capitalist, !. registered
I. J. ROSE, prominent Businessman of oxnard,
Is at the Palace.
T ,. r. ROBERTS, BERT banker Of MADEIRA is guest
p. ?. HARRISON j. registered at the stewart
from Honolulu.
J. G. BELL, merchant of Sacramento. is at
the Manx.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03

certain number OF individuals and the breaking point when
individuals the The bill
unfair
change until t had beenth thoroughly
with to
of the public alike fail my opinion,
of of
stability railroad statistics than has hitherto obtained
The railroad magnate become reconcied
is their customary of mind when of legislation
their They given habits of pessimistc
prophecy and perpetay afflicted with visions of calamity So
when congress 1887 passed the original law regulate
interstate The railroad magnates filled with
and indignation and James J. Hill declared:
be enforced, there
would have be called days session
could the BILL
the people would be bankrupt
Other prophets of evil plenty among the magnaes at
that but the following years 10000 miles OF rail-
built business of
during the following the of
the law The railroad people have believe that they
will unfairly The single
important change that they deprived of arbitrary
the people.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03

GLANCE at the temperature tables of during
the recent hot does itself explain high
tal, which numbered thirty single city of
, Tr.I Chicago A temperature of "a degrees in
n IuuSlol Chicago many deaths. IN interior
Ruling counties of California would not create the
Climate slightest inconvenience. OF it the
-- humidity of the atmosphere that makes the
heated term dangerous life cities temperature
OO degrees IN the shade California dangerous
degree mark in cities
These the figures of temperature day selected
list of cities in widely separated localities:
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03

ableness or otherwise of its rates is severely
scored in the judgment of the commission on
the application for rehearing in the Lotus
case, wherein order to reduce rates was
made some time ago. The investigation on
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03

HE policy of the Pullman company withholding from the
commission the information concerning
business adjudication the
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03

He law for the postal savings banks prenares
way Tor an interesting and valuable financial experiment. There
doubt whether these derano
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
The
Postal Savings
Banks Law


under the of
board shall designate
which
81 though than be
month
deposits the OF pc
Deposits viii be
and postal be purchased of
under Any all OF the by the
depoitor together with intere
The will
banks which will
the board
by the
OF the retained in the
the welfare
the of
and shall be deposited United States
reser fund
may deposit in sums of from so r.
$500 and take exchange bonds OF the United
=
At the time when this first nooted The Call
expressed some doubt concerning the effect locking UP peoples
savings shape readily available use The money
needed IN the might be tied New other eastern
cente savings banks have always large measure sup
piled the financial life blood of their negboroods and no measure
that would limit their usefulness could result benefit The law
however meets this difficulty by providing investment of o5
cent OF the postal deposits ngbong banks that
larger proportion of the might udiciou but
unaby this matter left in the discretion board of trustees
The work OF organizing this banking department will take
considerable time The moves slowly 1t will beon
with those communities which lacking banking facilities
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03

the existing financial system, but this danger
appears to have been avoided by the provisions
OF the law. OF its beneficial effect in promo
tion of the saving habit there canFbe no doubt
The bill is short and its provisions are:
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
Magnates
Have No
Cause for Alarm

approval in these words
The contest in congress which resulted the
practicable the other ipractbe In the last analysis
the by