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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-05
LATE HOURS PUNISH
THE FAT FOLKS

" ia the wisdom 81 sncisnf days that
the fettsr you become tho quicker you
weary. ore ats osf more dances than
formerly. the flesh grows weaker srter
! 20 y m. "a esasf ratio 20 the isnxthca-
imx % tho waist msasar~ Fst 10 rob
hins you ~ fne. snst At q time when
y@H havr the lvisure and the cssh for "
foa may reduce that fatty overpsus
sad % revive your Tagging ensrxses
" roa siil in the simplest uay. You
can taks OF f,ouad % h q day. n you
Ssh. without causing wesknass os
wrlahiss. o. calling upon exercising or
dirfins for help. For years fashions bile
fat peepis have been uslns che famou.
nsrmsis Prescription. y "a Asrnola. !.
GA ~ M. cssrsrs Aromatic. AZ OF
fePrsfriuf Water New th.s~ same
proportions have h~rn combined. most
elegantly. into tablet. the Marmoin
Prescription Tshf~s
fsa may take enc tablet OF many
dsiir fssthout tnturgb an offset 10
fhs fsf. ard sure rsstofsr ~ that
spfinsy. tunpy. Htheserne agility and
tifrlss1 endur~Dcs you has~ begun "a
i~srn 20 re~rn for. Tender seventy five
cents 20 your druggist for a ras~. Or
~rite the disfribut~rs. tho Nnrsnoia Co
go Farmer Bldg. Detroit. Mica WIZ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-05
large CROWDS
VISITING MUNYON

One OF the most remarkable feat
ures about the opening Of offices
here by Prof. James VI. Munyon h.
the extraordinary amount OF atten-
tisn attracted here and tho Inn.
mense crowds that have been flock
ing to his offices. Munyon's head.
quarters have been thronged all
this week by visitors from this city
and vicinity. ali with ailments Of
ons sort or another. to be cured BY
Munyon's various forms OF treat
ment Most notable Ia the fact that
rich and poor come to him alike,
snd . few hours spent at the side
Of the physician Is a most interest
fng study in human nature.
Many remarkable cases OF relief
secured were related One was
that Of man who had suffered
from Indigestion and stomach
trouble for more than ten years.
He said
Il think I had one Of the worst
cases OF stomach troubie on record.
I could not digest anything ] ate.
Food fermeutsd In my stomach and
formed gas. which pressed out In
the abdomen and up under my
heart. and at times made me suffer
30 badly I expected to die. had
intsnse headaches and frequent at.
faeks OF dizziness. and I grew short
Of breath when attempted to walk
upstairs. 7 was also much consfi-
pated. I came here q short while
ago and took Munyon's fun course
OF stomach treatment. Now. ! must
admit. feel like new man. l can
nov eat anything ! want, with no
distress afterward. and all OF the
other symptoms Of my trouble have
disappeared. notice particularly
that my head Ia much clearer and
my brain works better. ! am fun
Of ambition and energy, and enjoy
life hugely. I can never tell how
gIad am that had the good sef1se
to try this Munyon treatment"
Another enthusiastic visitor was
a woman who declared that her
mother had been relieved OF rheu-
mafism in most remarkable man
ner. She said.
my mother was Tat on her back
In bed with rheumatism. sciAfic.
muscular and infIammatory. Doc
tors had pronounced her case al
most inc,lrAbIe. and We had about
given up hope Of her ever being
able 10 walk again. procured
treatment Tor her from one OF these
Mnnyon doctors, and today she Is
abfs to get about the house with
perfect ease. and can 20 outdoors,
and, In fact. do anything that =
woman OF her age might be sx'
pected to do The rheumatic pains
and inflammation have entirely dis.
appeared I think this Munyon
treatment In positive wonder
worker"
II was announced that Munyon's
Representatives would be on duty
every day. THE week from the hours
10 in the morning to 9 In the
evening "a meet all who call Mt the
Globe building. First and Madison
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-05
Pure Blood,
Liy-Pure Skin
Clear Your Skin Win stusrt's Cal
ciun Wsscrs--pImpIss olsap
pear In Remarkably Quick
Time.


You can use all tho fotinns and creams
IN the werid. hut Yoa ~-r't have = good
complexion ssisss sess biead is sr~~ from
tho impurities which cause ptsnr'ss
biotrhes. liver spots. bizckh-sds and
bsllx
No matter how spiotehy or p!rnpsy
your faos 10 now. ron eAn clear Z, qniok.
" ~ taking Htusfts CaiciaEn Waters
This isn't eurs-- work. " 3. fast. These
little wonder workers clear tho blood
aimosf like magic. rairfnm auiphlde.
their fsrinctpsi fnersdisnt. 10 tho xrc~test
blood purifier known 10 science. Sssarrs
CAlcium Wsf~Ss have mot . particle ~
poison. harmful drug. er ossixtes In than.
Thsy may b. taken with perfect free
dom By any ono.
There's no ssrss In being longer hu.
Initiated by having 20 app~sr In public
VITA pinpis-eeysred. nIotchxd faces
face fha; makes strangers stare and
your friends ashamed. stuArt's Calcium
Waters will drive all hiemtssss away
and make your face weicomk instead
% an unwsicuue sight Yoali no longer
be n siss. 10 pimpiss. acne. hinckh~sds.
liver spots. hollis. ers@sns. letter or any
skin eruption-
TO psevs what stusrts Calcium Wa
tors viii 40 ws VIII send you q FREQ trial
pscksxs as soon - We got your name
and address wrft~ for ~ friday. aud
after you have tried the waters you
1can get q fuli-slxed package fos - cents
~ any drug store. Address y. A. STUART
Co. IT'S stuart Bldg, Marshall. Mich
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-05

~ CHARLOTTE c. HOWETI
There are as many kinds OF vum.
en- as there are peaches and such
In 4hc fruit belt
There Is the appiewoman: good
and true aud square. kind aud mel.
iow-naturcd. with the seed OF a
great future ripeuiug IN her heart.
She IL ready for the every day uses
OF iife. ready for breakfast. for din
uer and supper. aad good as can be.
and wholesome. and impossible. al
most. to spoil with any kind Of cook.
fng in iife's eSuldron.
She Is pleasant to look at, too.
with nice eyes and pretty brown
hair. most likely. and q freckle or
two on the little. tiptfltsd
She is liable to be sort Of round in
build. is this nice apple woman. with
an extra curve or two somewhere
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-05
NEED OF
BABES

Thirst. not for food but for wa
ter. causes muca OF ths crying Of
Infants. A baby four or five
months old should have four ounces
Of water In "a hours
L can be given between feelings
IN ! nursing bottle an ounce at a
tiue. IL should be Of the Same
Temperature as the body. about ss
degrees Fahrenheit for young
bz&es while yeariings mar be
gfvon cool water In hot weather
Re water should never be given
tOehiidren OF any age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-05

aboaf her,
As a variant type there may be
mentioned the crab-apple woman.
who IL all pink sweetness In the
blossom pcriod. sours badly later
on. and becomes. AZ last. the most
exquisite conserve. Favored mp
with the rose geraninm leaf OF cxpe-
rfonce.
There Is the strawberry girl. too.
with scarlet lips and cheeks stained
deep with the j,ncc OF life: with
soft teudrilS Of brouze-red hair
ssraylng over a white forehead and
a laugh that sounds Hike u chime OF
spring blue-beiis when the fairies
ring them out ON n wedding day.
She may not at first sight appear
as useful for every day az the apple.
woman. but you never can tell Aft
or she has gone through the scaId.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-05
NO MORE CAY RAGS
FOR COLLEGE GIRLS

The ran. ran boy may
sport his ssyess eolors--vis the
soeks ard fancy vest route.
But the loud noise affairs will
be strictly taboo among the
plris- Miss Isabella Austin.
dean Of women st the Urivsrs-
ity OF Washington. gave the
girls q heart 20 henri talk. I'd.
visino common sense IN drsss-
Ing
%. good bye. hobbls skirt.
sheath gown. d,recsoirs. Fash
Ions may come ard 90. bot
modesty and common serss
will dictate the varsity oirf's
dress hereafter, and not the
Chicago fashions Of Paris.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-05
O. The peoc6 M6mam-.-
e@%18aygz< -.->And Othees.

Ing. simmerinx. boiling process that
nature has prepared for her. maybe
she win be just the richest kind %
strawberry preserve,
Then there Is the peach girl.
There iHn't any need 10 tell you
what she IL ike. because every boy
who ever cast eye Of loyo on some
sweet giri has noted the curylng.
downy. soft check Of her and her
sweetness and her bloom. and has
said TO bis own heart la a deep
whiaper. My. Isn't zhe peaehi'
The peach girl lasts we'll. too. let me
tell you Her sweetness survives
the brushing off Of the first bloom.
and she brings To the livs the
curve OF Joy to the last bit 81 her
life and leaves q bittersweet seed
ca tuck away and get more lowell
ness from the growing 81 II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-05
RECIPROCITY

= Mary was Virginia darkcy.
4 and prided herself upon her
= good manners. One day. when
= ahc WA walking with girl
= friend. a young colored man
= raised hts bat as they passed
= Mary bowed.
4 What you DOING said the
4 friend. angriiy. -howing to
\ men yon don't know any
\ moro'n do
= Mary drew herself up.
4 Where ] was raised" she
4 said with dignity. when a gen
4 tleman saIutas a lady she al.
4 ways returns the solution
4 = 4 80 - = . q 4 = 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-05

The fair gsri|ride probably loves
her accessories. such as her hand.
kerchisf. fan. bouquet. slippers and
stockings even more than she does
Der wonderful gown.
These Intimate things frequently
are the gifts of dear frieads. and
have q rs<i sentimental value to her.
ExsI giTl loves to 80 TO the altar
With >ae handkerchief that her
mother carried before her tucked
somewhere away In her corsase. II
IL the something old" that every
girl must carry To be happy wife.
Or u may be that the dsschesse lace
fan was her mothers or her grand.
MAJ Once IN 4 while a girl u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-05
NEWS OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO The WOMEN READERS STAR
PRETTY ACCESSORIES OCTOBER WOULD HELPS
10
BEAUTY

Camphor water ss an astringenf
has been found valuable In reduc-
Ing enlarged pores Of the nose. II
is made by dissolving fourth OF
AN ounce OF borax and half ounce
Of glyccrine I'm pint OF eamphor
water.
Apply this mixture with soft
muslin cloth. wiDing gently 40 that
the skin may be cransed without
Irritation. Wash twice 20 remove
all dust PARTICLES and allow 10 dry
on the skin Battle with warm wa
ter later II desirable.
Fur extremely sensitive or dry
siins. try using the lotion without
bofax or simply the camphor wa
ter without another ingredient.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-05

n century ago. The bunch Of
flowers il ANAL and snug and sur.
rounded with deliberately cut paper
There is just about as much ribbon
10 the bouquet an flowers. Long
strcamern dangle down. and from
these. among the bows aud 10 ends.
are tied roses and bits OF fern.
When the bride has her coffee
In her room during her honeymoon.
abe VIII wear a dainty breakfast
cap. This matches her nsriigee.
which may be constructed OF a chlf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-05
TAUGHT Her TO Box-
RuEs " BITTERLY

CHICAGO. Oct. 5.--AIburr
Lippitt taught his wife the man
w art. u was . fatal error.
Presently she was there With
the wsiIop. and ore morning,
when Lippits, after his wont,
made peevish remarks about
the quality Of the coffee. Mrs-
L. landed on him with her left
Now the case 10 in the divorce
court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-05

Thscs the Proper Way TO Pro
nouncs Hyomei, the Famous
Cstarrh Remsdy, Made From
Australian Eucalyptus and
49, a-xt~-xr-- IT,

Other .Anttoopttoo- Jue<
Oroati,e u.
II you will use q common sense
method, getting rid OF catarrh u
easy.
Germs cause cntarrh. you know.
that and you also know that IN
order To end catarrh you must ds-
stroy the Gyfms.
In every HYOMEf outfit which
Is sold BY the Quaker Dyug Co.
and druggists everywhere there In
q little bottle Of antiseptic liquid
that will kill catarrh germs.
Pour q few drops Of this liquid
into the little hard rubber inhaler
which comes with the outfit and
breathe this now antiscptic vApor-
lied air over the membrane Of the
nose and throat infested with
catarrh germs
It's pleasant, soothing and healing
Ii this vaporized air. and II 10 really
the only remedy known that cam
reach and kin catarrh germs. Conn
plete outfit 800 Mt tho Quaker
Drug Co. and druggists everywhere.
tits guaranteed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-05
BRIDGE We. CHURCH.

There are ways and ways OF
looking at things OF course. and the
CHEEKY little woman had her own
way.
NO. She said. II haven't been
to church very often lately. that 9
a fact. Truth Ia. don't seem to
feel the need Of II 80 much since
I've Joined the Bridge club"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-05

punasn3s~ crabs, and f"s ~ cents
Salmon trout pounfsl ~ cents. fresh
herring. 2 pounds csnts. German carp.
IL cenfs pound. haifbut. pounds Is
caafs. sfurgsnut 10 c>sts pound silver
srneifs. \ psands 70 csnts. Nnnsa had
die. pnuHds IS cent<. Olympia uysssrA
rs cents quart Eastern oysters. rs eunes
loren. 90 cents pint. rs cents quart;
hsrbecued cod. ~ cents pcund. <erway
nnsrksr~f. 10. Is and 70 cents ~srh. tsu-
derloin sole. pounds - sents: live cat.
fish is cents pound. ludefink. pounds
Is cents. stock fish. 10 cents pound Str.
ioin steak. f1h cents pound. T-bone
steak fs cents pound lamb chops. 70
cents pound legs lamb. " y cents pound
shoulder lamb and cents pound (.
homeless csrned b~~f. 10 cents pound
smoked liver sausage 70 cents pound /.
boiled ham. 10 c@nts pound. pork steAk.
Is cents pound. swert butter Is cenfe
pound fs@sn Jarz~y butter. rs cents
pound: sharp cream cheese, ~ cents
pound pounds 40 cents, Swiss ehsess.
20 cents pound: oranges 10 and 20 cents
dozsn. huekisberries. : pounds % CENTS
aftichokes 10 cents each: grapes. II 70
"a cents basket. peaches. Is 20 sb c~uts
Gratis. cranbefries. 10 cents liquid quart
lemons. ~ cents dozen COCOA shells 10
ceuts pound. hem~-mads uainos meat,
20 eeufs pound; matches. boxes 10
eenfss salt. sacks. 10 cents. soap. 7
bars IS cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-05
wrsrLAxr rUnrsc uAnxHr

BAsine powder x>e. sfep~ jules. lee
corn starch. Sc packages. catsnp. fees ,
sacks salt. - rents boxes rnstuhrxs 10
Seafx. Y cans Tomatoes. Is cents hafa
scrap Is cants. nntonk. pouods. 10
cents. IL psnnfs rs cents. ice peanss
~ IS. rsbb~ac. I e~uf pcrrd f1tisnes.
punches 5 cents. crab apples. 70 cents
bon. sgnatoss - cents ersf. up fso
psuaas posatoez i.ss. tsx rauiifiuwsf.
esnts each sweet pot sto~s. n pound~
10 csnfsi club cheese, ~ cents tsf. CONT
honey. 20 esnss corab. gsanas butter. -
cents Jar brick eh~~ssl - eanfa sound Z.
sharp cheese. 10 cents pesbd. iIuhsr ger
eheses 10 cents pound. butter. 10 cents
pound eggs. - and 10 cents dnzep
milk. ~ crnfs cam strictly rancb eggs,
~ csuts dozen. hrsrius. rs cents. am
pickles 10 CENTS aosTa. Danish Asassss
for 10 cents. shfimpss ~ cents dss~r
founders Goats pound. ssis~. c-nss
pound perch. : p"usds Is esnts. crabs.
Z for Is cents. oysters. - cents dsssu I
hstibuf. pounds rs cents. salmon :
pounds - cents. ham. - cents pound !
bacon. ~ esst~ pound pianAc hams. ~
crntx pound. fpaftor stew. csnfs puund .
fuufton shoagdef. cents posfrd. legs 81
maftou. 10 cents pound. ribs and toins
81 mutton. cents rcsnd-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-05

Tho fsslewisg arc the average pstre.
quoted by the lovnl wholesalers - s"csi
cns>s nrs ssbj~et - vnStssfon- s~~csdine
to frcshnr~s and gsn<rnf srrsfienre. bet
fhe<~ prices. unless otherwise Indicated.
ere foe strictly first srs<l~.
49, - s~~--s~Ifirw Rxtr~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-05

married. In some Of her relatives
stockings. but this doesn't often
take place. We are such prae-
teal nation that we wear our hand
embroidered stockings out.
deliberately embroidered hose IL
one OF the fads OF the moment. OF
course Il they are hand wrought by
the bride herself. or one Of her
friends. 80 much the better. They
raust be OF white embroidered with
white SILK.
The footwear OF the bride OF to.
day may be Kid OF whlte satin One
Ia a. fashionable as the other II
they are OF white satin. large
buckle OF rhinestones IL pretty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-05
Cynthia Creys Letters

Dear Miss Grey company young
who get and
theatres twice ~ecA1 DO think ares
HRIGHT EYES
Ae IL evidently Interested would take TO
BIO with q
tell In time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-05

fon skirt and satin Jacket. This
costume may be OF pink, blue. violet
or pale yellow. The jacket Is loose
and held In NJ the whist with rib
bona of the same color. The pet
ticoat has three deep tncks and a
band Of the same colored cmbroid'
cry midway It's length. Bands OF
the sane are on the sleeves and q
bread sailor collar finishes the
Jacket AZ the neck. The breakfast
cap no youthful husband will be
able 10 resist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-05
hsftt 4 - = :
you needn't buy
uii Thanksgiving time.
q . . 4 4 4 q 4


Dear are and I
nails all them
show 10
CD Please tell me What viii stop the pan In bunons @
Ati MaQieure thorough
washing them nails with the
towel This -in help keep the "halfmoo IN sight
zl
Joint and massaging with cooling lotion.
applied two a feather
wooden
children
Caphor during the early
OF cold usually H.
AAt 4 - ~
IL winter under
wouldn't buy for 70 cents isss spring
4 4
What clean mesh with
remo the
At badly soiled somemcs Enumeration In -four eav
badly oed tho only satisfactory method h removing the lnn.
cleaning
with ordinary silver polish soaking night In sour milk
then tn. lining
CD At least 20 or e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-05
SCREWS c An BE MADE
TO STICK IN PLASTER

II often becomes necessary 20
put screws In plaster walls without
attaching them 10 any woodwork.
the plaster gives way and the screw
falls out, Yet a screw may be In.
serted In plaster 10 hold pictures
very firmly Enlarge the hole 10
about twice the diameter Of the
screw. mix little plaster OF paris
aud water. I'LL the hole. and In
sert the screw: II will set immed.
lately and hold like iron.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-05

Every kind act Is a payment ON
the debt you owe the world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-05

One thing that never comes back
Ia tho snccze you didn'f sneeze.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-05
sse SWANS on EQUAL 0aADE
Ms: STRAIGHT EDGE S6e

C1BIsES. .................. 0OO
These rhisrfs are af the highest
grade .fe~i. perfect In evsry ~Ay.
ehfsris &on't get out ef styie-.sthey
dea's dstsstorsfe with age. but thcr
are getting q little higher each year.
These chisois have stood tho test Tor
many years Anyone connected with
q mechanics tool department. kns~s
thar these chis~is are reliable. are DO
pand@bie. ard that ycu can buy emo
a. safely ~ you would buy . rnifsd
stsfra uovernmsns Bond. Tnssr
prices are a revelation IN the chtsci
market.
Zoe v inch. swans or Equal Grade
straight rhissi ...........4s...f1 c
zsc u -inoh. same ............... 1ec
soc y -fnrh. SAME ...............5a SIC
ssc - inch. same ....,..........s Sr
sec y inch. same ....s.........x 1r
$50 4 inch. same .............-.s ser
$50 u inch. same ............ se~
sen l-inch. same .....-.....s....se c
ssc IN inch. same s..............ta sc
Toe ~ inch. same ...............se c
Tse ~ inch. same ...............6 0c
sec 5-inoh same .................os c
ysuss FOG bargains.
Spinning's Bargain Store
ais-iy Eeursh Avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-05

An ounce Of Justice Is better than
a carload Of charity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-05

Some OF the white satin ones
shown are embroidered M the toe
and the sides with tiny seed pearls.
The white hid ones have bows aud
crystal beads In fancy patterns.
When the bride and her maids
carry bouquets. they must be like
those carried BY the brides OF half
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-05

AkAV\<kGOV10
We carry big stock of the best
Linoleum that money can buy
such ~ Wilde's. Farr Z Batly's.
Nairn's. etc.--but we do have to
doff our hats to that good ENG
LISH LINOLEUM, simply be-
cause It is the STUFF THAT
WEARS. Handsome patterns.
too-rich tile and wood effects:
looks like the real inlAid. Bring
your room measurements tomor-
row and get thss English AQn
Linoleum at, yard ........ WO
Fine New Rugs
Administer Rugs are 1T for kings
to tread on--note these low
prices--size sxis. efaSs: SIX
10y 10y feet S15.2S
Extra Large Administer Rugs.
12xl5 feet. Save SO e99 S0
at London's. at ...9OZsOO
sx12 Body Brussels kFrame--
the Lifetime Rug. e9E e6
Good Floor Oilcloth. Zoe most
always. London. 9Qa
yard .....,.. ...........6 w
Jap Matting-Here Is the place
to buy it--1S0 warp. 1Qn
YARD .....-.. .-.-....... ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-12-28

The Central Labor Council is
going down the line for the eight
hour law.
Since the arrest of Mrs. Marie
Webber, manager of the Y. w.
c. A. cafe, for working Mrs. Eliza
Conger longer than eight hours.
a lot of pressure has been brought
on T. +. Burns, labor business
agent, who filed the complaint
and on Mrs. Conger to stop the
proceedings.
'I'll take the matter up with
the central body" was Burns
reply. 81 am acting under their
instructions. But l shall recon-
mend that they go through with
it,"
Council Takes Action.
The council. after an extended
discussion. told Burns to go
ahead. They believed that busl-
ness interests who want to see
the law killed are getting behind
the Y. w. C. A., figuring that as
II il semi-religious body, 1t can
evade punishment and open the
way for everyone to break the
Law.
The labor men refuse to be
blinded by the religious appeal,
they say, to the real issue behind,
which is the exploitation of girl
labor.
I'VE are going to fight this to
a. finish," said Burns today. "We
are going to insist that the pub
lie prosecutor do his duty under
the law. In previous case
brought against Fedderson, a
baker at the Public Market, Dep
uty Prosecutor Burmeister COM
promised with him, allowing him
to plead guilty to one case and
dropping the other.
I'VE shall insist that no COM
promise be made in this case.
There's too much behind It."
Investigate Other Cases.
Burns is looking up some 40
cases of alleged violations of the
law The great trouble, he says,
is getting the girls to testify.
They know they will lose their
jobs If they testify against their
employer" he said. "However,
we are getting supplementary
evidence. We don't intend to be
bluffed out of enforcement of this
law, SO vital to the health of the
young women"
Burns is also going before the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-12-28

SHANGHAI, Dec. 2S.-In an
imperial edict issued today the
Manchu princes virtually assent
to the abdication of the emperor
and the ablishment of a Chi
nese republic.
The eiict directs Tang Shao
vi to consult with WI Ting Fang
regarding suspension of hostili-
ties.
Premier Yuan Shi Kai had
given notice that he had done all
possible to save the monarchy,
and that a national convention
was their only salvation.
Yuan Shi Kai and members of
the cabinet then presented an ur-
gen. memorial to the thrcne that
abdication of the emperor was
unav oidable and asking that de-
.cision be reached at once.
An extraordinary conference OF
the royal family was called this
evening.
The whole Manchu court was
stricken with sorrow when the
practical detection OF Yuan and
the determination to finally sur
render to the rebels became
knowp