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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-13
A Message
to Breathers
of Hyonei

4 series Of tests recently coin
pletcd prove that tho HYOMEt
sapor treatment for caiaffh. coughs.
colds. and sore throat IL wonder.
fully efficient when only one half
traspooufui Of HYOdEi g. used In
onehaif a tea cup 81 boiling hot
water
u ia advisable 20 heat the tea.
cup before pouring tho boiling
water. ~ that the water will r..
main hot a longer time Pour one.
half fcaEpn1uml Of HHOMEI over
The boillnR water. hold cup close Co
face aud breath through the nose
and mouth the healing. germ de-
ftrnying yapor that arises
jus; breath HYOMEf and lfH
soothing medicatcd and autlaeptic
properties viii come In direct con.
tact with the inflamed parts. stop
the discharge. drive out the sore.
mess and heal the membrane
For raafrh. coughs. colds. sore
throat. Group and all nose and
throat misery. HYOMEI is sold on
money back n dlssati fled plan.
sin Gle bottles Of HNOMEi 80 cents.
complete outfit. which includes tn.
halter. 81 90 AZ druEriats cycryw whore
Mail orders filled. charges pre-
paid by Booths uYOMEl Co. unt
nlo. y. l.. who will gladly mail
trial treatment free
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-13
SHOULD WOMEN
PROPOSE MARRIAGE :

Dear Miss Grey. II my idea is
worth publishing. will Won please
give Il 10 the public 70 discuss
Much has been said and written
abou, "womcus rights but the
marriage side OF u has been left
sadly or.
When women will learn 20 accept
a refusal from a man Ia the same
spirit In which a mnn accepts u
from them. we viii rcach q higher
plane % life When women have
The same right 20 propose marriage
that meu have. when men have
the same right 20 accept or refuse.
believe our problem will be solved
consider this right greater
than tho right to vote. although !
am In favor % that. and All other
things which place men and womca
on an equal plane The present
custom prevents both men and
women from using their own best
Judgment In the most important
matters % life.
EQUAL RIGHTS =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-13
PAPP'S! BREAKS
A COLD AT ONCE
First dose of pape's Cold Com
pound ends grippe misery
Tastes Nice-No Qumine.

You can surely end Grippe and
break up the most severe cold
either In head. chest. back. stomach
or limbs. by taking dose OF fape's
Cold Compound every two hours
until three consecutive doses arc
taken
Il promptly relieves tho most
miserable headache. dullnera, heed
aud nose stuffed up. fcyerishness,
Hnenslng, sore throat. mucous ca
tarrhal discharges. running OF the
nose. soreness. stiffness and rhou'
matte twinges.
Take this wonderful compound 40
directed. without Interference with
your usual duties and with the
knowledge that there 10 nothing
else IN tho world. which will cure
your cold or end Grippe misery as
promptly and without any other as
ulalance or bad aftcr-effects as n
25-ceni package OF Papo's Cold
Compound. which any druggist can
supply accept no substitute con.
tains no quinlnc- belongs IN every
home Tastes nice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-13
PAY MORE ATTENTION
TO YOUR GREY MATTER.

Dear Miss Grey: Have been
reading your letters aud wish TO
ask you for some advice.
We arc two young men 10 and
u. We made a mash on two girls
OF our own age and are stuck on
them very much Tho other day
We sent them some boxes Of candy
but aa We had little quarrel they
returned the boxes. What shall We
do TO regain their ioyc7 After re-
gaining their love what do you say
about getting married. II We wait
three years Thanking you IN ad.
vance. We remain.
TWO LOVERS.
A-Take my advice and get
Rrick on developing your grey mat.
ter II is very sensible Of the girls
10 return the candy Treat them
" YOU would your sisters and you
@l have their friendship In return.
! Say you viii be very wise " you
WAlt about four times three years
before you marry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-13
VALUES LEG AT
$4,000 AN INCH

n worth $4,000 an inch 20
grnw shorter on one lex. according
10 e A Holmes. lunEahoroman.
Whn WaH hurt hY a load az lumber
topping on on him 20 Kctchikan.
Alaska. while the steamship AK
was unloading ita cargo March 81.
1912 Holmes lost two igchca OF
isis lof lex. he alleges. and he
ahuta 100000 damages and $3.50
fif medical expense lie has
hrough, suit against u G Storey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-13
PUT WAGES FOR
WOMEN UP TO
A COMMISSION

a. United rress Leased Wire
SALEM. Or. Feb 10 The min.
imum WACO bin Tor women aud chill
dren will become law unless vetoed
hy the governor. following it's
passage by the House The Beu.
ate passed the bin several days
ago
The bin provides FOR a commits.
sion OF three. upon whom Is con
ferrcd the power TO establish "A
minimum waFr. hours OF employ.
ment and conditions Of labor for
women and children
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-13

ARE ATTACKED
In SENATE BILL

afnff Hffrf IHi
OLYMPIA. Feb ig High school
ffaterniiios and secret societies are
to be wiped out lu this state. " the
bili. paused hy the senate. IL MP.
proved by the house and governor.
Senator Bethel OF Lincoln county.
durlnE he debate. attacked the fra.
tcruity system IN general. declar'
iug u a curse. and docs more harm
than all our pests
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-13

Call or write for book CON
tanning full information re-
garding the use OF Natures
Creation in the treatment OF
tuberculosis, and the condi-
tons which lead TO it, such as
Bronchitis, Impure Blood,
Rundown System, Catarrh
and Asthma. This book also
contains photos and tcstimo-
mails from local parties and
will be sent free upon applica-
ton. Address:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-13
she REFUSES TO
BUILD TNE FIRE

Dear Miss Grey: | am re-
Gently married. and We gct
along very nicely. but I am
Obliged TO get up early la the
morning and work late Al night
and DO not get enough sleep.
Ia spite 81 this. my vife re-
fuses TO assis, me In this b.
making the fire Ia the morn
ing. In order that ! may s'"cp
Is minutes longer Dear Miss
Grey do You think that this
Is asking too much
A. NJ
Al your wife 10 iu good
health aud not working out, ]
should think she might build
the fire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-13
MARJORIE TO TELL OF RIDE WITH
NAT WHEN HE BUMPED AN AUTO

against Nat Goodwin. comedian. by
"a c Darlington Darlington al.
lcges that GoodwIn's automobile
struck his own car. throwing him
10 the street and causing bodily in.
iurics. Miss Moraland was a pas
seuger with Goodwin in his car at
the time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-13
"TRY-NEW-llFE"
RELIEVING MANY
WHY NOT YOU, TOO?

You have to believe what your
friends tell sou when they tell their
experiences, aud all tell sou ex'
acily the Same thing n YOU read
Ia a newspaper Of some unknown
perAon In FAR city being relieved
Of pain. recovering from some dis
ease. or getting back the use ot a
weak and wlthcrcd musclo boz using
tn. New Life. you might doubt II.
But when his Is happening 20 your
own neiEhbors. there can be no
doubt You know all about their
rheumatism and headaches. para'
yAls and indigestions. and when
they have received relief you know
IL Is true Hundreds OF people In
Seattle and this state have bought
n TRY Neville" some OF them are
your nelEhbors. and they are the
best friends OF the wonderful little
machine. Ask them. They win
toll the truth.
when n man YOU know has boon
crippled for months with rheuma-
tiam tells you his pain has all been
taken away and shows you how he
can 81 down and rise up. and bend
hts knee with no pain. YOU rave TO
believe him
When woman. who every body
knows has been nearly crazy with
headaches for weeks at a time.
smiles aud tells you she has not
sign Of a headache, and thai sin
gle application OF "Try.New.Life"
took II away, you cannot doubt her
word.
when you know one OF your
nclghburs has had sciatica so bad
that he has been unable 10 sleep
At all. but has been spending his
nights moaning and grooming, per
haps half the time In chair. and
when some morning his wife tells
you that after a single treatment
with Try Neville he has slept
aoundly all night for the first time
In years. you know II Is so.
Whether It * lumbago. asthma.
indigestion, torpid liver. with
cred arm or leg. q lame back, n
chronic headache. rheumatism, "A
weak bladder, inactive kidneys. con
stlpation or any of the other ills
for which "Try-NewLife" is recon-
mendcd, they get relief
And the best Of Il all Is that you.
too, can get relief II does not cost
a cent 10 come and see for yourself.
You will given trial application,
and you will know from experience
that Il Will do what it's friends
claim. and more.
DO not be satisfied with the word
OF even youy friends.
Come and Zee for yourself
TEST TREATMENTS COST
NOTHING.
You may buy TRY New-Llfe" for
a small payment down, and pay the
balance monthly, while you are
using II.
HAMILTON BEACH SALES CO..
si2 First Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-13
Banker Hires Crook for Cashier

1t has been said that "oucc 4 crook.
always crook" and, in fact, i, is
particularly difficult, for any man
once wearing the disgraociu stripes
and the leg iron, OF Sing Sing ever
to regain a position in society. That
it can be done. however. is shown
in the case OF Lee Randall. an expert
saie-orlcker.
D ANDALT. was released from
IN Sing Sing and succeeded in
getting employment in bank in a
Colorado city. The fact that he was
an expert accountant enabled him
to rise TO the position OF cashier
within three years
In this position he was tracked by
a detective named Doyle. vino claims
him for a job OF safe-cracking in
Springfield. Mass. How Jimmy
Valentine" proves an alib how. un-
der the most rigid REORGANIZATION,
he parties every thrust clever de
tcctive knows OF, is told in the story,
"Alias Jimmy Valentine, which is
now being played at the Seattle The
atrc.
THE original story was told by the
l. beloved 60 Henry CSidncy
Porter), finest Of good fellows and
prince OF American humorists 1t
was dramatzed by Paul Armstrong
and is recognized as one OF the big
plays OF the year
Heretofore it has cost from one
TO two dollars to see "Alias Jimmy
Valentine" bur the Seattle Theatre
is not in the Theatrical Trust 1t
is. in fact, the only theatre playing
standard plays in this city at anti
Trust prices As a result, one can
see these plays for popular prices
Soc, SOC and Zoe On matinee days.
Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays,
the price is 2Sc for choice OF any seat
in the house
JUDGING from the hundreds who
= were turned away last night,
Popular Plays at Popular Prices have
come to be a part of Seattle's Ainuse-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-13
JEALOUSY CAN MAKE
ONT MOST uNAAppX

Dear Miss Grey an reader
OF your daily letWrs aud would like
Tor you TO give me some real good
advice.
| like n boy near our home and
he seems TO like me too. but M
soon as another girl. who lll,cB him
aud flirts with him. comes around
he doesn't notice me This hurts
my feelings, as treat him real nico
and would like 60 be treated the
same
Dear Miss Grey, like this hoy'R
company and don't care for any
other. have invited him 10 our
house. but he says he will come
some other day. lie knows I don't
like the way he acts ! don't really
care. but what | don't like Ia
the glrl am too respectable
60 say anything about this TO
either one. but feel my
heart viii break " ! don't lie has
asked me not 10 get angry with him
for that because he cant leave her
whom she comes over 60 talk To him
tie "a a gentleman. I must say that.
" 81 VAIN hNiAA' ANN|AAtA HhtAtAtIlifaf
but. Miss Grey. ! don't like this
other girl I viii watch for your
kind advice
4 LONESOME COUNTRY GIRL
4 Jealousy can make one most
unhappy BRING yourself 10 feel
kindly toward this other girl aud
see II YOU don't find your difficulty
disappearing
II the boy processes your friend
ship. he IL not real gentlrmauly 10
slight YOU because another party
Joins YOU lie should give equal
attention To- both II Is probable
you only Imagine he IL sighting
you because OF your dislike Tor the
girl
Get rid 90 your care only for
him bosh and cultivate cnrdlality
toward all your acquaintance.
when inviting this boy 70 your
home. ask several other friends also
aud see II he doesn't come
Dear Miss Grey: Would you
kindly print this In your column :
have two nice puppies would like
10 find home for. Anyone ~ish'
irg ore kindly call North 2Iee.
MRS. o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-13
| Want You TO
Read 1hiSletter
Out Loud!
Testimonial of
MRS. JANE JONES

Seattle. Wash. Feb. 4. 1918
Natures Creatlou,
Peoples Bank Bldg
Dear Sir
have been troubled with chron
lc bronchitis most OF my life. at
Zines vary bad And since my ~.
covery ! feel Il my duty 10 let other
sufferers know that az last there is
relief from this terrible disease. !
ook heavy cold In August. 1912.
which left mo IN very bad condt.
lion. had fever and night sweats
aud lost considerable In weight !
decided TO try Natures Creation.
aud got my first bottle Sept. H..
last yesr ! have improved In ey-
cry way. and am better than have
been for many years And anyone
suffering who will write or call me
mp. I will gladly tell them what this
medicine has done for me Tele.
phono Main 1862
MRS J. W JONES.
1920 sth Ave. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-13

W united ifena Loaned VIE
Los ANGELES. Feb. i3 Miss
Marjorie Morcland. beautiful
actress recently divorced Ia Balti-
more from Chas. y. Doughty Of
San Diego. was expected today to
Doc the principal witness In the
$4,000 damage suit brought
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-13
tCLdtot:s To Cnnthi& Grey

least Fl or 90 years of age and
have steady position when mar
rying. chnnot. advise you TO do'it
by aBy means. ms man very. sell
dom retains his Bchoolboy whlms
and fnnclen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-13

wise for mo 20 marry him and let
him fiuleh his cducationG Please
answer Soon y. J.
Alt would be n very unwlsc
thing TO do. A man should be a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-13
Second Avenue and Pike Street


How fine II looks 10 see the
people come from all sides and not
one smoking or chewing when
they come to church.-Archbod
Buckeye.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-13

ment Code. One of the best-known
critics said to me as we passed out:
That bit of dialogue between the
detective and the cashier is the fin
est piece of acting have ever seen
at any time, anywhere And | have
seen Goodwin. Collier ard all the rest.
1t is so natural that il is clever. and.
on the whole, the sc ting and scenery
are up to the highest standard. il is
my firm belief that the days of the
.three-dollar show are now num-
bered"
q OCIETY folk have taken a huge
~ fancy to the Seattle Theatre
since the Bailey & Mitchell PLAYERS
took command. ant Society is enjoy
ing the novelty of Drama without
Full Dress. The demand for seats Is
so great that the telephones arc al
most always busy" snd orders have
to be booked way ahead.
alias Jimmy Nalemine' is sched-
uled to run all this week and viii be
followed by Eugerc Walters play,
"The Wolf
DAS WANDERER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-13
VERY UNWlsE

Dear Miss Grey ! am Young
girl OF Is and am Ia love with a
man Of ~. I am working and he Is
attending high school. Would u be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-13

4 SPRING HATS. EASTER MARCH 2xl
We carry the latest styles. We
rebi0Ck rcEes dye and clean all
kinds q braIds hsmps. straws.
MliAua and LeghornE We carry al
complete line - patterns CONS
early ard avoid the rush Model
Millinery. SCI People, Bank Bldg.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-07
soMr cralors FACTS
! ~AANSN~ON~SN~~s

An electric steriiizef 90 be mount
"a on IN ordinary water faucet has
heen patented bS an oregon inventor.
A hydroplane built In Belgium 81
steel instead of wood h said % have
attained speed of forty five miles
an hour.
n placed end 20 end tho matches
used In the United states IN day
would extend more than around the
world
Switzerland exported ii0ao,e 600
mounds OF chocolate last year, gain
OF more than s.ooo.eoo pounds In "a
year
Powerful electric lights have been
Installed around New York'S most
famous prison to prevent possible
escapes
The nreiess cooker originated In
Norway and hfst was brought 10 pun
DC attention az the Paris exposition
Of 1851
sixteen states have no special IN
stltutions for the insane. while nine
states have NJ insane institutions ~
any Kind
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-07
sTEIDPAsT CONFIDENCE.
The Following statement should
Form Conclusive Proof of
Merit "a Every Herald
Header.

Gould stronger proof OF the merit
II amy remedy be desired than the
statements Of grateful endorsers who
cay their confidence has been nndl-
uinlshed by lapse Of time These
IRE the Kind of statements that are
appearing constantly IN your local
,apers for Doan's kidney Pills. They
are twicc-toid and confirmed with
lew enthusiasm. Can any reader
louht the following It's from "a
resident ~ this locality.
Alberta Garcia. Gslisteo street,
santa pc, y. NJ, says; II deem u q
pleasure to corToborate the public
dutement ! gave in praise OF Doan's
sidney Pills about seven years ago.
found them to be an excellent rem
dy aud / have never hestated 90
ouch for their merits when an OPP
lortunity has been presented. For
NO years / was In bad shape from
inckurhe and kidney trouble ana
when Doan's Kidney Pills were
rought IN my notice I resolved 90
rs them. ! procured a box and they
,ot only drove away the backnche
ut regulated the passages OF the
Jidney secretions aud toned up mS
ntir syatem."
For vale by all dealers. Price b'
ents Foster Milburn 90, Buffalo
New York, sole agents for The O."
/ states.
Remember the name Deans o.
AXE no 0thcr.--Adv. ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-07

TBE tlsiNGEn sTRiKE may after
All ~ the solution oi the Twins COST.
nOYS. Yor'VE had about enough
fun With that nngsian
..
HAYTI HAS nov president We
hound worry. what
CERTAINLY. king Nlcholas may
surrender with the fuiies, h"nurs ot
var.
WHENEVER the other headllnsrs
wnne. son can ALWAYS count on that
dear Patterson. y. ..
Labor UNIONS IN Kansas city
will sell onious cheap. old High g.
oiAvins s"nked asaini
D.
NEWTON had just discovered why
the apple fell Tut cried the anx-
iods Office seeker. why doesn't the
plum fails"
THE FISH WORM ventures FROM
his hole. ana tells 81 spring; God Mess
his s0ti. tn2rntefui man. viii cheer
ful iooS then nives the precious worn'
the hook.
o
WisH / WAS rock a-sittln' on
a hlli' a.doin nothln an day long hut
iuss A-sltiin' still wouldn't sleep.
I wouldn't eat. ! wouldn't even wash.
~ just 10 Win = thousand years and
rest myself. hygosh Field and Farm.
O.
r. ROOSEVELT has contributed an
article On THE Nigor 81 Life" 90 De
rend az an olympic congress IN Swh-
zerland. seems t. ~ he II about as
well qualified 10 write TINT as any
person We think ~ nj this writing.
x @
pEoRARf.N a. the mililants had
blown up the l,.ndOn postoffice viii
It's hundreds ~ employees the govern
mant would have commenced 90 be
conn repllN NcNed Curious how
much Ihosc Britonr win stand for
%
TWO MEN got pretty hot In talkin'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-07

rafsst ana NeW Msksee have ep-
e.sfn,k tNen feane lheI4 eoons
~ tbI'ofsA ellh tt|5 gsuf mcnlha
ana 4 Rail- ~ Fchooaha every yeat
Nearly al she c|sy schools the
to1hmlsAa6 hars. already have
nlne mensns sssnsa lso dass or
mora. WIN vcil-sralnvd teachers. nnd
thefe 4 W. rennoe b. declares. why
,he couotty cnnarfn should No, have
~ msns DAYS ~ Aehoolinn and a.
eood teachers a. boys and girls IN
me city nr claxson asks mlni.
main school term fsr she rural dls-
lsic,s Of sight Or nine months teiaht
,emnufnrlx9i mlaimum paaiihea-
lion for rural teschsrr 81 fopr years
- hiEh hehoui ana aes hess shan s~e
ysarA ~ eolIeKe or notspai school
education. and good libraries for az
fnrai schools. with thpse. ne seys.
should ~ an effort 20 adjust The
uofk ~ the rural schools more close
y a. shs nerea 81 country nfe~
numnss ~ the atates with phor'
rural terms are masking splendid ef-
forss ~ hrins ths countrs schools 40
"a the standard ii taeir city schooi-.
in length Of Term ana asher essen.
Gals. ~. cIaxtcn believes that All
the states VIII be aided b, ronces'ed
movement for better rural schools
thraaeheus che nasian.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-07
RAILWAY BUSINESS ron
FEBRUARY.

Railway business IN sic United
states for February was slightly
greater than for the corresponding
month 81 1914 This IL Indicated IN
statistics compiled by the bureau Of
railway economics from the reports
Of steam railways, operating over 80
per cent Of the mileage Of the coun'
try. 20 the interstate commerce conn
mission.
The returns fot February average
a. follows per mile Of line, Total OPP
Grating revenues per mile amounted
90 si.oib. which II SO per cen, great
er than In February, isig. operating
expenses per mile amounted 20 f'b5,
OF 80 per cent greater than IN 1875
net operating revenue per m'le
amounted % Ygss, or "a par cent
greater than In 1914 Taxes amount
ed 20 40 per mile. an increase of 81
percent. Opefntins income. which u
what il available for rentals, Interest
on bnNtHf "iNl'lNf"ft'"H -
ments. Improvements ana new con
strucgion. and Tor dividends after the
payment Of operatins expenses and
taxes. amounted In February 20 SCI.
per mile This represents an increas'
over February. 1919, 81 lees than 81
per mile. or 80 per cent
3 ~ February contained twenty-nin'
days In 1919 and bu, iweniy-eish
dnss IN 1918. ihs re,urns for mn
month Of me current year, "th'
thines equal would be- somewhat leH
than Tor February. 1919. c"mpa'
son Of opsva,inN 'ncome on the basil
~ Income ier mile per day eliminate
the enect 81 the extra day In 1919
On this basis operating Income pc
mile per day averaged t5.ss IN Feb
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-07

ing combinations. Nolsctte bomb ~
"a general fuVorle.
Line mriDm mold with s;:a wheFrS
Ice. nli with nat caramel Ice cream,
pack - salt and lee ana let stand
three hours Raspberry Ice may he
used instead OF strawberry.
frozen SGrawberry Padding.
Mix one and one-har o1nfuls ~
strawberry juice ana unc-fourih oi
Id cup oi lemon hlce and sweoten to
tuste with granulnted sugar. Turn
mixture into brick mold Whip one
mint % heavy cream until stin ana
add one-half cupful 0f powdered
sugar. one-half tablespoon of vnnilla
ana two-thiTdF If a cupful at chopped
walnut meats Pour the cream mix
tire over the fruit mixture to over
Sow molds. Cover with nutlcrtd
pUper. thuttered side mp. w. on ihf
cover PACK In salt and ice, and lc'
stand three hours. There VIII be- ~,
distinct aud delicious naVors.