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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12
Guilty or Not Guilty, Madam?


Can you COOKE
Can your daughter cook9
Can you do intelligent marketing1
Is your daughter learning intelligent marketng'
These are the personal applications which ask you
Madam 10 make OF the indictment found by DR.. Harvey W.
Wiley against American
Cookery has been Tor hundred thousand years perhaps
the art preseave the in which have taken most
pride They have touched their folks hearts through the
medium Of their stomachs Boys with tendency wandering
have returned to for the sake OF renewing their ae
quantanee with mothers cookery Girls have had held up be
light the example Of mothers cake and
mother-in-iaws bread
Love is a vital function and all vital functions depend on
food Are American degeneratng in this matter OF
seeing to that that sustans life Of the right soP
Well perhaps they are-and then again perhaps they
not Prof Wiley speaks Of the superior character Of French
cookery Comparisons odous and that of the French cuisine
In which ayors impaired place OF better destroyed
with that the American housewives dantes is especially so
The fact is this probably that DR. Wiley judging by the
conditions the large cities There cookery becoming lost
art because girls have chance learn H. They are IA
shops and and live Ia apartments and eat II res
aurans and utterly undomescated Cookery has been dc
stroyed with the home And here the domestic science
class in evening school and day school surely bringing back
better day American cookery day when the gr
will how buy how cook how 90 serve and all more
scientifically thoroughly than the average girl Of 70 years
ago lust now however 1t may be admitted that the
young women the great cities allowed grow up in ig
this the feminine OF arts and that on which
home happiness much depends
But the great cities are not the small cities in
country the villages the farms and in most Of
America prefer accept the evidence OF
own senses that American still cook Cookery
never than done in the medium
home the home where the wife sn stays at
home and does her work. and where the husband
works for the money settle the bills.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12
IN LITTLE OLD NEW YORK
~ NORMAN


YORK. March lis shacklotou got p
the South pole hs could touched had had
shpos aouE 20 lecture IN the United States hinnuK the
p.ary lsome repre-
scented wheu that off,
Already the busy he ahaeleton
about New York nuT the tales ~ that
would III old with
Ernie. the a. when running
parliament Ireland. confronted unfsudy
audience. which had
lar interrupted constantly aud finally he pfopoundcd which
shackcoua Irish -, falN fad ready
he gsny beat around the buah but the qnoner YELLED Anue
no."
4 that question yes
There question that can't BE- answered BY no
declared the heckor.
we'll" responded shackstou. your ques
ton viii that you The
IL goT"
"surc'" cried the
"Soe. Them popounded Ernest shaking frreuager
hts questone have quit stealing the money
besf"
The small boy The a a
Flh with Ions his
The weather bitter cold with wind The roof
empty. and seat inade full thin a sik
hat end fur G3rd shey
pelmoncou for dinner He fingered little platform
Have top. growied Nobody al.
owed stand the platform"
The thln pauly ga top Twenty blocks
n that arctic mail boy
him moment then he leaned
Let ye have seat fer half a dollar Ia said
Thirty seconds later be climbing
cents richer Such f. opportunity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12
AMDCDAZYLOG.
-, gASLISTEilED By FRED SCAAEFER.

BY soaking a dry soda cracker 10
wet water
For flannel cakes use a sharp
pair 81 scissors on a bolt 81 outing
flannel Warm with a sadlron and
serve while soft
A dainty club aandwich la made
thus Cut a deck % cards and ar.
range the clubs with n little heart
between
Norwood makes good box
lunch you can uHc The same ma.
terial for a lunch box
Instead oi saddle 81 venison We
have tried saddle ~ horse. Re
move the surrups. as they viii
come In handy later Tor a siirrup
cup
Every grocery now carries can
ned strings They are a hypruduct
~ string beans
IN buying canned goods. how.
ever. you want 20 beware uf iml.
fat.Ons got lead poisoning from
eating caviar adulierated eith
hirdshot
When undressing canyasback
ducks. don't pot the canvas back
Save u. for 81 will provide mater.
iai for pair o. duck trousers
We ger along nicely wlth these
substitutes af home. and when We
get through a meal we all hike out
20 a table de- hote with a splendid
appetite Our appetite d go good
that we not only eat the de- hote.
bur also eat little or the table
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12
OSCAR Attempts to Buy Realty of Adolf
But Id LES No Use, Becoss
Adolf Iss Nod In Der
Marget Except to Show
Off.
nY ERHn acAAnErR.


Hello. Adolf ilaf you got some
vacant iots7"
"Yese. OSCAR. | haf some yieh lisa
more vacant a. oddors For In
stanoe. I hat won lot vlch ias nit a
sand pit IN vi"
"vot want lss a vacant lot for a
reaidena"
"sof DO you sleep In der open
air."
"seuseloas imbecile' I want a va
cant lot 90 build "A reaidenR ON"
We're 90 you wish 10 take II ven
"a lis buiitg"
= don'd want to take ID anyycre
want to leaf "a
"lss dot den way you do built
residences und den ieafe demff
"paretie piogacei Wish To haf a
location 20 built a home"
Il am foFry sorry. but our loca.
dions dan'd built homeu You hat "a
set 4 argitcFt or a bulitpr"
Say. DO you haf a real estate. or
don'd Youg"
sure ! do DO YOU dlnk | hal
initiation oathtNf You talk IKE a
seten-yearolt chit suffering mii
asnlllty"
bah. ! dimk ! shout 80 eiaeverc
90 act cheated ! fon'd belief you
bar any probrrty on der mafset
You must diuk PROPERTY lea a
meats or vegetables Can pun
ny PROPERTY 40 BY der roots aud
take IA By der marset house FOR
you 20 finger and schmeli like a
calls liver or a cabbage bead n
VotT 10 you refuse 60 tgnte NIT
me. base awiudlerg
Say. I vouit nod trata mit you ~
you wass king Lcopoit ! am diu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12

found out that delay ls not only dom
gorous. bat iu mo case n 4 taxi
decidedly apruHlvc.
They hired tho taxi Saturday night
md rode until tho register showed
Do worth of tire wear At thla tho
hauffeur called for liquidation. uat
.9 aee n the bunch was strong The
bunch "asnt th1t strong bv 81. but
.hey gave no what They had Tho
mon said they would % and pet thr
remainder They wore gone long
time, and Tho chauffeur had tho no.
Ilco look Tor them. By tho time the
police found them thoy owed sst
They were surprised that the taxi
had been waiting on their time. but
they we're convinced iu Squire Boy
cra court
What grltted on them. however. IA
that they might os well have boon
riding the t3f worth Instead OF hoof
I ing n around Evanston IN the hopo
that tho statute Of limitations would
save them from tho drafted taxi
meter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12

OF course Franklin MacVengh 10
"a lawyer Isn't De- a member % the
famous cabinet OF legal iuminarica 2
he didn't practice law very long
aud q was only bY the skin Of bic
legal teeth. you might say. that he
asa get into the society Of that pro
foundry legal corps OF first aids 10
the .dmlnistIntluu.'
Since hia advent into public lie
as secretary OF the treasury Mac.
Noagh has seemingly pulled tho
hole ln after him Other cabinet
officials are raked over the Goals
nov and then. and Investigated and
an that. But thc member who holds
down Uncle SANS treasury Job has
gone right along working Ga hard
ia the treasury building as he used
20 when Dee buHsod the biggest
Wholesale grocery business ia Chi.
Cago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12
POINTED pARAoRApHs.

Any community can endure 3
coward who ia afraid 20 90 wrong
Try % he satisfied mlth ire best
you can get
And inta ~ people are Coo slow go
maha fast Friends
A mtau can cnax 4 wumnn o. DO
AuFthiuH she wants co
lta ea#y fnF a wuu'an tn paint a
pretty face 90 rhr las @nr
We DOME blame man Tor Efawl
luH If bis wife treats hlm like a DOS
a woman iant urcerHaFiiY level
beaded hesmuHr brr hnl o. gn
straight
Marrying Tor maurT may iuHure
against divorce as iamM 40 ths
money lasts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12
aEFLseTIoMs OF a aAeAELoR.

People will pretend 90 iika you Tor
pretenaimH to sk~ them
A woman in reckless oniy about
love WAn about money
When q mao can fool d woman Sc
because che asa % first
A woman 10 80 SCARED shout her
neck Ia swimming as she % about
her BAH gown
ulau har judgment that mostly
mates mistakes w0maG only IN
afiurf gitaf mostly doesn't
Nobody ever knHw AnnuRl 20
realize fully hos little lfsAEaa
q doesn't worry a man 80 much
70 be wrong unless he has 20 admit
a.
TIE more a man hfHg# publicly
about hos much the children arr
like him tho more he worries about
it ln secret New York Press
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12

DO sou look mo 10 my face und ask
me dose lots laa a line iufeatmout
und sou dond anll dem already
Nod yet just bought dem %
"Den please deny me diss why
DO you make ga 10 der paber dey
ina q fine Investment alrendy - dny
wAa nod ao soon for salef"
"Oh. yuHt yantoi psobie 10 know
hat a fine mfostmeut. dot iHH all.
shout dot concern you idle busy
bodYf Votf"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12

EuatlnE enough aa ! am"
"nui dond you make in Der pabor
DOE sou haf SOME choice ihfsstmout
iola3 Answer me dot. of dreecart
fouffluah
Sure put dot in der paber
Vot ~ idg''
Den for why you don'd sell ma
won z"
Heeeaa deg laa nod % be solt
~ SO crazy "a VII be becoas
your lunacy maknn me demsnict
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12

when that ratification banquet
Is held lt will help matters some
what Il the candidates are required
70 cheek their cuss words az the
door.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12
STORY OF YOUR SPOONFUL OF SUGAR

Sugar first made from Reefs contain an
average Of per cent sugar They are sliced and into
iron tanks where The s dfused
o. filtered, little lime p Then carbon dlorda IA
forced through the liquid the imuure Ia
picks up The clear Juice s then beached supurous acid
and again filtered 70 then crystallzed sugar
large percentage OF the table boos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12

u this sort of wcaihcr continues
the box score and the score b. 90
uiuEs viii BE- ia fsli bloom al over
the country
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12

Meat dealers who are valnly
searching for mutton In the North.
west are en- the wrong track Try
the cold storage houses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12

The aviation meet ls ideal for
the small boy no crawlinE under
the fence or climbing telegraph
poles to get in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12

u our reveged president we're
vlss he would strike a fFom-Mis.
souri attitude every time Richard
Achilles headed toward the White
House sterA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12

Ever go many people have writ
ten me 70 ask for some simple. IN
expensive dishes to take the place
Of the old Fashioned ones that are
so costly. SO I viii tell you a few
we have tried at our house
Instead Of ribbon cake We feed
the baby ribbon One roll Of baby
ribbon goes a long way Our baby
generally falls asleep with one end
hanging out o. ifs mouth. 90 we
atealthily tie % few more yards on
% the end in case II wakes up
hungry In this way there o. no
interruption Tor meals A delicious
homemade soda water u prepared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12
TAXICAB WINS TEST

CHICAGO. March IA painful
lesson In taxcab finance was learned
b. Chicago quariet--two men and
their girl companions who took a
litIe spin out 90 Evanston Thoy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12
UNPOPULAR Science

10 nrsT Y0UR p0HFR or
RESISTANCE 70 ShocR. HshE
q p1IQ OF SCISSORS AND
cur our ms l9RE4 hsJloE
!. me D0YTED inns.
H9yF PE1DY roUR
LSSY CROckPY R/<L. ~
H0k D//gc me cHRcC<,7R
opEHkuc CIoS6 70 ToUR
EYE THD LoohlVS' If90GEH
IoU mn SEE nan f-2P
me GROCER ms lps6
To pUT YOU m me HO<F.
non TShE NOUR pLlk SIS
1.sG srgss nEDATggDF uayn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12

With the hog selling At $3.50 on
the hoof there is urgent need fug a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12

new synonym for the person Who
clings 10 the end seat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12

~ HS/ybER SHoFYS a DEPARTURE E9ob9 me
h0Rha1L yO0 F,ryyfP ,9RE - NEPr RaoE ER-
cEpYl0H or ~kvER Pr YoOlo 0E9TS. >S<z>'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12

The pool champeenship Of Goose.
vale was decided Tues a. the Elite
parlora IN Wheatcukoa barn Val
Broddacka defeated Baz aoodhunch
by score Of 100 10 1871 There
was little betting on the result but
much money changed hands on the
proposition that overy other shot
would be q scratch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12

Lillian Russell, whose real Mans
b. the way. 10 Helen Louise Leon
ard, ls 50 Year, old
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12

There is no foot Ike an Cd a.
fiui,y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12

Ryebirds and fine home made
candy eulivonod the fleeing hour
In spite Of am old fashioned hllz.
GARD lee cream parties are an the
go Very nkely next July hot cot
Zee and fried cake socials viii be-
100 the vogue. VERITA9.
a story Is told OF VIM Harris
that when u young actor. he
was playing ln Springfield, III.
Harris was getting SIS u week.
and asked the manager for a raise
What exclaimed the mana
ger And mo loBln' 5000 wook
Why. last week made 5000 and
this week I'm going 70 make only
t6O0i"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12

Don't worry 80 shout me. dear. q"
eaid the very sick nian
I'm mot" replied his #lfe. bravery
but sou look "a gloomy
= was just wondering she said
unEuurafdiV "whrfher my scaihkin
ouat would be- regarded ~ mourn
ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12
THE SEATTLE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE E

Br msil, eat Of eifY--t Fsas, 81 .
moafha. $780, 4 mouth, 1Se. Entered
~ seattle, wash, post@ffles, "S
ssesad~eIaas matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12

"Whsu msn have bad liveru They're
shout ripe Ter lead good ilVea."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12

Hos aould o. 90 % Vaccinnfe poo-
plo with beef tea against high cost
~ iiVimu7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12

Nsa York hss had % cabinet
fasmhsru. Twelve states Rave never
been represented IN the presidents
official family.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12

Dr 5awbuck showed his faith IN
mankind by advertising for q s2
bin be lost
Young Lib Ouionseod who ushea
AZ the Uneedn moving picture had
his oy0 blacked twice last week.
This thing OF being O matinee hero
amt without It's gloomy side
Tom HeubroOdor was unpleasant.
ly reminded Of hlg birthday satur
day by the reception Of % post
cards. He will now have 10 spend
two bits for album to contain
same
There was n taffy pull at Rosina
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12

Senator Hepburn. Zee q muck
rakerH has Topped he demands an
investigation 81 the third degree.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12

"Erutef" exclaimed the ungElns
wife you are not like my two for
msr husbands They wefr tepfes
Huan
~Thry ourhfa been tender Maria,
ventures tho meek man you kept
them in hot walter nll the time"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12

The mother ~ little s-year-o ld
Mary had told her q number ~ times
rat 60 bitch her hied 30 passing
sifiFhn feeling that 10 was a dan
snraus practice. unyH Woman'H Home
Comp HntnE
WhNn sts came in from play she
eaa taken 60 task. her mother say
.rz severely. Mary. haFcnt ] told
Yuu that you must not hitch onto
hnbal Besides. you know "a IL
against tha law
Mnry taHaed har bead oh. she
said "d0u't talk % mo about the law.
lee al can 90 70 keep the Ten
Commandments
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12

There was a taffy pull at Roslna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12

senator Gordon was senator just
long enough 60 realize what fun %
ia 20 Isn't be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12

MrH DisEs- Did you hear about
I Mrs NsgrHby's misfortune
piKRa 40.
Mrs uiRKH She loat her voice
suddenly
Digs -Ah. that's why %aaEHby
[ looked - cheerful when ! met him
I this morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12

Secretary o. Agriouisurs Wilson
10 the champion American esblnst-
or. he has been on tire Job Cor ~
years.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-09

commit murder. break the seventh
commandment or get drunk. He read
lily chose the Inter. because" he
said, that Will lnjure no one but my
self" When he became sober, he
found that. while Intoxicated, he had
committed both the other crimes.
A man wearing u mask. and carry
Ing dark lantern and a kit of burg
lars tools, In dark night, Is arrested
not because he has committed any
crime, but because he Is prepared to
do so. drunken man. having de-
stroyed his sense of right and wrong.
and his power of aelf-control. has pre-
pared himself for any crime within his
ability TO commit AS he has no right
to be in that condition. 1t follows that
there exists no right TO manufacture
or sell liquor for that purpose.
Every ono owes II to the family, TO
society. to tho state, to live a sober
and useful life. They have no right
to demand IL as q protection TO the
rights OF others And prohibition OF
the manufacture and sale of liquor
for drinking purposes Is for tho pro
lection of liberty and right
Los Angeles. Cal.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-09
Editorial Committee:
KATE s. HlLLIARO.
G.. A.. BATTELL.
ROY e. SOUTHWlCk,

increase. but the means OF satisfy
ing these wants and desires are not
available under the present system OF
capitalist class ownership of the
source (the land), and the socially
created tools OF production (tbe ma
chlnery operated by the workers In
the production of wealthy and tho
mode OF carrying on production for
profit. to those who are the producers
tho workers I'm the industry.
IL must also be understood that the
wealth produced by the workers Is
OF the factory or mine, etc. out of
which comes the wages OF the work
ers and the profits OF the capitalist.
The greater the amount Of the result
OF his toll the worker can force back
from the owner the more Is he en-
abled to satisfy his wants and appease
his DESIRES; while, on the other hand.
the more the capitalist can withhold
from the workers the more can he re-
vel In riches and riot In luxury, and
the more secure does he feel In the
ownership OF the means of exploita-
tIon. Iabor-power being commod-
ity-something with an exchange val
ne, a salcable quaDtity-hes also
price, and the pricV OF labor is repre-
sented by wages. and wages the work
ers' subsistence in exchange for Ia
borrower. Therefore. It will be read
lily seen that the interests OF the pro-
ducing workers and the capitalist own
ers are antagonlstic. and 1t Is through
this economic condition OF things that
the strike and lockout appears on tho
industrial horizon.
Rlehtful to Strike.
The capitalist class owns the whole
OF the means of production and trans
portation; the workers must have ac-
cess to the field the factory, mine,
mill and transportation. In order to
live. the conditions OF such access
depending on the selling price OF Ia
Dor power, and the selling price OF
the commodity on which that force
has been expended and In which so
much labor time is embodied; the
price OF both conditioned and regu-
lated by market To keep UP the
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-09

ed from using either. For this same
reason he Is allowed 10 tear down his
house. but not to set 1t on fire, be-
cause of the danger TO the property
of others A man may shoot his gun
at pleasure within the limits OF his
large farm, but he is not allowed to
shoot that same gun on his own city
lot, because the effect OF that shoot
ing goes beyond his lot and control.
One may take bath. or build pig
pen. but not on the public sidewalk.
as that infrlnges upon the rights OF
others.
No one has the right to be in the
presence of others In an intoxicated
condition. as he is a nuisance Com
mon decency and the. safety OF others
must deny him such right.
No one has a moral right to be In
toXicated anywhere This goes with
out challenge from any one able to
understand an argument. No one has
a civil right TO get drunk The first
drink is the one to be avoided, for
without 1t drunkenness Is Impossible.
II one has a right to become intoX-
icated. then the manufacture and sale
of liquor is proper. and right. os CON
tributing TO a legitimate end. A man
has a right TO build a house, and Tor
this reason the manufacture and sale
OF the material Is legitimate. one has
no right TO make counterfeit money,
And the manufacture or sale OF stamps
or dies for such a purpose Is unla"-
ful There is a fable to the erect
that a man, who was under o5lga'
tion to an evil SDIrIt was given his
choice OF three crimes. He could