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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14
PEOPLE PAY PRICE Of TARIFF
SLAVERY IN COST Of LIVING"
SENATOR cLAPP
YOUR EXPENSES ARE RAISED.
He SHOWS. WHETHER YOU
ARE BUYING "PRoTEcTEoe
GOODS OR NoT-THANKs DUE
TO PAYNE AND ALoRIcH.

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Jan. "a
Senator Moses r. Clspp. Of Mime.
sofa. urges. in an interview with a
representative of The star. that
most. II not all Of the recent great
increases IN cost OF living are due
10 the raising Of tariff rates by the
Payne-Aidrich law
Take, for instance. said he "the
prices Of ali clothing. household
goods and furnishings. canned
goods fruits. household utensils
and building materials al these
were directly affected By the Payne
Aidrich tariff law But II also must
be remembered that kindred goods
whether protected or not. move On
a price sympathy with the commodi-
ties which are protected.
You viii hear Il said constantly.
with reference o. something on
which the price has been advanced
oh, that isn't the tariff a. AN That
increase has nothing 10 do with the
tariff But the fact remains that
the tariff reaches all along the
line.
you can't raise the cost Of nv.
ing TO a man who Is PRODUCING
something 10 sell without forclno
that man 70 raise correrpondinaiy
the price Of what he has to sell.
1T IS The combination Ga our own
markets today which make Il so
difficult for ua and which put the
PayneAidrich bin IN the light Of
fattening the trusts and corpora
lions m the expense Of the poor
man who must live on t0pnotch
prices for neccasarios
THE new tariff Is COSTING the
American people millions on mill
lions Of dollars, principally In the
necessities Of life, as shown in the
Increased cost Of living. Had the
Payne-AIdrieh Bill been beaten. az
Il should have been, this money
would have been saved 10 the poor
where i ie most needed.
when ono producer found his
cost OF living Increased. he raised
HE prices. and SO they are an en-
gagged 10 raising prices now.
Some time ago woman In
Washington Informed me about go
ING % "a grocery, whore she priced Z
! set Of dishes, and Was Informed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14

we're pat into effect by ncv gov.
crnor. which converted Dawson
from a clgy OF immense prosperity
To an almost deserted camp
Amusement life MAS killed Thou.
sands moved away Pau,aFeg went
broke again
fle disposed u hlg furnishings
and hotel effects for $4,000. and
came out 10 Seattle with that lie
vent to New N0Fk and dropped e..
600 of this n theatrical ventures
IN September. 1908. he opened his
first tiny vaudeville house. the
Crystal. IN Seattle. with q total
capital ~ st.ooa
IL Rich AGAIN Today.
That WAS SIX and one shird years
ago. To-day be has circuit 81
vaudeville houaea ln the West
which Il would take much more
than one million duiiare % bug lie
has made good again
so this IA the story behind che
hundfed.thousaud.dolis home lnto
which the PnntnErs family will
move next month
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14

that The price was $50 AZ that tlmo
the payne-Aldrich bill had not been
reported. Later when IL had be-.
come generally understood that ear.
iff ratios were being raised upward
she went back and priced The same
dishes. which then had been boost
cd up 10 $40.
" Why Was the price raised from
$50 20 k70| she Inquired Oh said
the clerk The tariff is being raised
and prices are going up on these
articles
u looked up tho description OF
ihcae goods Tho rufes were not
advanced on their class by me
PayneAldrich bin. bat it was The
general rule among retailers 10
work no their prices because the
tariff was being raised on certain
linra."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14

The next year he went back and
pat All Of IL into a costly theatre
and hotel The scenery and fur.
nishings were splendid Before the
buildings were completed biae laws
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14

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hutton
Pared
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14
{ THE LIGHT THAT NEVER FAILS
CHRISTMAS ANNOUNCEMENT

Company allotted extraordinary BONUSES its Industrial policy
holders payable Cash BONUSES which b.
payment premiums upon their industrial policies They promised
policies expressly implication the policies being strictly
It's
policy holders will be by other
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Sets and stations. as used n ~, y.
practice hy the leading Nlt. 4.
Telegraph Companies ana
Navy. This g. the first Ni'' +.
Institute IN America open %
public. and officially reeoss"s
Special post graduate course y !.
fered in Wireless Constructed y. y
ginecring and Wireless TelsP. ~.
Day and Evening Classes Ia W
iu reach OF an who are in'eis'.'s
Is P.-I. Bunclng. Seattle, Y , :
Main 1915.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14
STUDENTS TO HAVE
BOOTH AT BAZAAR

The members of the Newman
club Of the University Of Wash.
lngton viii organize q committee
thia morning for the purpose on
having q booth az the carnival.
bazaar 20 be held IN aid of the ed
win Briscoe Orphan Boys Home
Mrs John - Agen viii preside
over the "Doll's Booth" Architect
Max Umbrecht has charge Of the
erection Of all booths.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14

figure in the popuiarprlc amuse
ment world
So go back a step further. Alex
ander Fantasies az the outbreak 81
the klordlke excitement Was
san Francisco theatrical man he
ioluod the ruh 20 tAe Far North
land aud late that fan landed Ga
Skaswas Rnd Invested an ~ hla
few hundreds 0f capital 81 the cree
tioa ~ q theatre &C a point then
PASSED hy an 90 ihe army az gold
hunters bound out for the golden
iraAI The day his theatre vas
finished new trail was opened
his section Of the town was desert
"a and ne sold his lot and building
for exactly $50.
tlis funds were gone. but BE de
tcrmined % set Into the klOndikr
A day or two later bis capital
amounted % iust one ascent piece
The authorities would allow no
man over the trail who did not
have enough money OF provisions
70 get there without help
Cot over the Trail.
Alex Panlagea approached a party
q four mcn and offered hts sers
lees as a knlae IN exchange for
enough provisions TO set him 70
Dawson
vDo you know ,he ,raii'T they
~ ke1 Alni-
Il have been over IL aix or seven
tifbes. he rspiied. eheerfuliy lyins
tn q righteous cause
So he got ghe Job and eventually
landed IN Dawson. stili With the z5
cent piece. which was so insignifi
cant that he Was unable o. spend
a. In Dawson he interested other
men IN putting up a theatre Tor
him. lie began putting on hign.
grade dramatic and vaudeville en-.
tertalnmenfE iils luck Was phe'
nomeual ffls profits sometimes
exceeded $1,000 per day Al ths
end ~ four wears he came out 10
Seattle with a bankroll u 100000
Went Broke Again.
The next year he went back and
put all Of Il into a costly theatre
aud hotel The scenery and fur.
nishinEs were splendid Before the
buildings were completed blue laws
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14

Alexander pantages local thcat.
ricRi manager. will shortly move
into bis new home on Madison a.
That simple news Item appeared
In the dramatic column of The star
week or two asn. nut Il did not
tell all the story The facts axe that
the new pan,ages home eost more
than sl0o 600. Is undoubtedly the
finest owned By ans theatrical
manager In the country. and b..
Nith perhaps one exception. the
most magnificent private residence
IN Seattle
Both ioxe and romance are bound
up Ia The erection ~ this palatiai
home By Alexander pantages.
All for stis wife.
The love Is for bis beautiful wife.
20 whom the theatrical maEnate
has made an ahsointe present ~
the neR home We hou.ht the lots
on her birthday. Deposited ti01 900
In q local bank Ia her name and
told her 60 go as far as she liked
In the desigf4ing. building and fur.
nishing Of her new home. There
is iuft a little nov left Of that
500 600 bat the furnishing 81 the
house Is far from complete AZ this
time.
Th~ new hesne wifl bea er~ats az
Mrs Padages artlstic taste aud
good xeffse Ae the home ~ =
millionaire. the mew house ~ sim.
pie TO the point of modesty The
style Is Old English The house
contains - rooms.
The basement IL n complete little
rafhskeller. with 30.toot fireplace.
how beamed ceiling and mlsgion fur
niture.
The Pantages home-i0ving pro.
clivities are shown in the presence
Of five fIreplaces IN different por.
lions Of the house
Here's the Romance.
The romance referred 10 above
pertains a. Manager Paniages' own
Spectacular advance In the theaffi
cal and financial worlds. From
nothing to a million In but little
more than six years Is the startline
achievement ~ this remarkable
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-10-08

finish the edge. while n heavy gold
cord outlines the whole
For decorating an evening dress YOU
have no idea what a lace shawl Will
do. One point OF the shawl can be
used 10 cover the front OF the bodice.
the fullness folded I'm glrdlc form and
held at the back 10y buckle OF braid
and beads. Use a huge plaque 10
weight the train. the ends or the shawl
meeting under the ornament. For
sleeves match the lace and extend a
double edge I'm cap over the full
white chiffon. Can you resist this
idea for your evening gown?
White lace can be combined with
velvet for a simple afternoon hat that
hints OF the peach basket. A wreath
OF pink roses Is placed beneath the lace
and used TO suggest crown, and two
bows or black ribbon are the only 9th
er decoration. But the idea Is charm
ing and holds great promise for small
er pieces OF lace.
From three squares OF cream Span
ish lace the little dance frOck can be
evolved. This is the Illustration we
the bodice, the short kimono sleeve
making possible the preserving OF the
lace uncut. Chiffon is shirred over
cord and forms the round yoke and
puffs out again below the rounded
edges OF the lace sleeves.
The tunic IS made Of two shawls.
scanned on one side and merely caught
at the lower edge at the other. Chit
fon, with the trimming OF silk and
roses, extends as the underskirt. end
ing at the convenient round length FOR
dancing.
From hat trimming to a costume,
with many delightful intermediate
steps, Spanish lace claims your favor.
The American woman can display Il
with as much beauty and grace and
utility as did the senoritas Of old Cas-
tile.
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-10-08
COLD CREAMS ESSENTIAL.
Ingredients of Different Kinds Vary In
Detail According to Needs Of
Skin Of Those Using Them.

Like all other articles, cold creams.
though the formulas may sound sim
ilar, vary just enough In detail to make
one kind more suited than another to
different conditions OF the skin. The
simplest kind. composed OF spermaceti,
white wax, almond oil and rosewater.
Is merely TO nourish tissues and enable
the complexion TO remain soft and
firm. When the skin is actually burn
ed or affected in other ways by sun,
wind or illness other applications will
AFFECT IL more favorabIy. For example,
when the skin is inclined TO be loose
and so dry as to form tiny wrinkles a
formula which Is more tonic than some
others is composed OF three ounces Of
sweet almond oil, ten grams OF bitter
almond oil, two grams each OF balsam
Of tolu and benzoin gum and two drops
each OF essences OF lemon and cajeput
To mix, the balsam and penzoln are
put into the two oils In bottle. and
the Jar Is placed I'm q warm, not hot,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-10-08
Suitinn Hair TO StXIn.

Hair arrangements change as rapid
" as fashions in clothes. and the wo-
man who would Ice up 10 date must
change with them.
This is not easy for the maiden with
scanty locks and little knack at hair
dressing.
The latest thing is tiny clusters OF
ear and neck curls worn just below a
roll turban OF curls or coils. These
clusters come in sets OF two tiny curls
attached TO a pin ready TO stick into
place behind the ears. There is an
other set Of neck curls. with three TO
the set, that can be adjusted with
equal ease.
These curls require a small. slender
face to be becoming, and the stout
faced woman or she Of the heavy jaw
must go slow on curls Of any kind, es-
pecially side clusters.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-10-08
USE OF OLD LACES.
Make Attractive Wraps as Well
as Evening Gowns.
A Most Exquisite Dance Frock For a
Young Girl Can BE Made Of
Lace Searfs.

Have you n grandmothers trunk up
in the garnet? II SO you will hurry TO
the chest in which there are resting
her laces (for grandmother took the
utmost care Of these fneries) and take
from its wrapping the piece of Span
ish lace. If you are not fortunate
enough to find n black or white scarf
the lace shops hold in tempting array
the silk meshes that have returned to
favor.
Spanish lace serves many purposes
and fully meets all requirements Eli
Their black. white or soft brown sug-
gests Itself for hats, gowns OF wraps.
The results speak Of the emphatic sue
cess with which the return OF this
lace has been met.
II you are observant you win no
tice that the present day story OF a
silk wrap has two very important
sides. The lining Is just as beautiful
as the outside. Here is an opportunity
for using your lace shawl Then there
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-10-08

To the woman who wants comfort,
yet insists upon being neatly dressed,
the sack illustrated should prove a.
tractive. 1t can be pleassngly devel-
oped from very inexpensive materials,
although the pattern may be used for
the basis OF an elaborate affair OF silk,
ribbons and lace. 1t is easy TO make.
Even when an elaborate negligee Is
decided upon IL is cut in such a way
that II viii not require "a great deal OF
work to complete.
For a general utility garment a sack
made after this model from either cot
ton or lightweight wooden goods would
launder nicely. 1t would not be nee
essary to employ trimming, as the
stitched edges give a pretty finish but
IL 1t Is considered too plain bias bands
OF a contrasting color could be used
A dainty little sack for wear about
ones room could be made OF pink or
blue crepe de chine and trimmed with
embroidered net lace arranged along
the edge OF the collar and to outline
the front closing. If II is put on full
Ii will fall in cascade, and rosettes of
baby ribbon arranged at the neck and
on each point will add much TO its
appearance. The lace should also be
used to finish the sleeves and broad
ribbon for the tie IT the waist
O
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-10-08

Is the silk coat, OF wonderful shade
OF sea blue, which can be cut on sim
pie lines. Deep cuffs are faced with
net embroidered with soutache, and
immense panels OF the same material
occur at the sides. But the lining is
wonderfully made OF Spanish lace,
held smooth by loose stitches and a
broad band near the hem A narrow
facing OF dark blue velvet is used to
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-10-08

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He Will tell you whom you Will
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bath. whore it remains for twenty four
hours. At the end Of that time the
clear portion is poured Off. first shak-
ing and allowing IL 10 settle, and the
essences are added. II the oils are
allowed 10 become hot their value will
be ruined. This Is true when prepar-
ing any cosmetics which contain oils
A balsam. 80 called In distinction TO
cream. Is specially suited 20 this sea
son when the complexion is more or
less affected by warm weather This
preparation Is made from two ounces
OF clear honey. strained; one-half ounce
each 81 glycerin and rectihed spirits,
one and onc-half drains OF pure citric
acid and three drops Of oil 90 neroll
The honey ana glyccrin should be
placed I'm a china dish which has pre-
vi0usly been made very hot. The stone
then VIII blend the materials rs they
are stirred with silver fork Previ-
ously the acid has been dissolved In
the spirits. putting the neroh IN after
ward. and then the two mixtures are
when the spirits are poured in. This
is used as any cold cream.
The manner OF applying such cos
metics has much TO do with their eff
cacy. If the skin is not thoroughly
clean when the grease Is first put on
that application must be entirely re-
moved or the complexion viii have a
dingy aspect and, the pores being
clOgged with the paste Of dust and
cream. blackheads VIII probably result.
When the skin has been well cleansed
first the cream may remain on, rub
bling IL in well with rotary motion.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-10-08
carn of Hair Imnrnu.d-

Women have at last learned that
they are not portraits presenting only
a front view, and coiffures are now de
signed TO consider the neglected nape
OF the neck. Too long hair has been
dragged up from the neck regardless
OF whether the head looked well or III
under such treatment. but cOllarless
frocks have compelled attention TO the
effect OF the couture all round the
head, and much to the improvement OF
many women.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-10-08
AND THERE ARE OTHERS.

! love the sea shore
Every day
I pine and pine
To go away,
Hehe ] sit cool
Electric-fanned
There are miles
OF red-hot sand.
Here. we'll screened tn.
Life is sublime.
There skeeters 1ab
One all the time.
Here in a beaded
Goblet tall
An ice-cold drink comes
To my call.
There. II It's up
To last years form
The only drinks
One gets are warm.
There are sand flies.
And fieas and heat.
Here are cold drinks.
Cool nights and sweet.
Still the shore calls
And will not stop;
I wonder why
I'm such a wopi
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-10-08
Strange, Wonderful, but True are
the Awe Stricken Tests given by
the Great Australian Medium.
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PROF. D. D. BRUCE, NJ. D.,
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So Great is his Power that he can
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and let him lift the burden from
your aching and jealous heart. He
Challenges the World 20 compete
with him In causing a speedy mar
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-10-08
The Wedding March.

Wagner was writing the wedding
march.
1T is for the BRIDE" he explained
Has Anybody Here Seen Kelly
will do for the bridegroom
Thus we see he fully understood the
insignihcance OF mere man In the cere-
mony.
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