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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-26

Rfddefora journal: Charles II.
Cleaves of Saeo calls attention TO the
fact that on April %, 1874, there was
q heavy snowsterm. That was the day
Of his fathers funeral and he remem-
hers the circumstances well. Older citi-
zens recall that day also as one late
in the season for snowsterm. The
wear Of the March blizzard. 1883, also
saw A heavy snewsterm in April.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-03
The Editors Mail

Editor The Star. As have no
ticod that your valued paper has
been succsssful In bringing togsth.
or parents and children that have
boon lost from each other and sop
arated for years. plead with you
10 assist another old mother TO find
her lost girl. | feel confident you
can help this lady find her los,
child She came here from the
East and must go back before long.
bat any letter will be taken care
OF BY me and answered.
Tho lost womau'a name Is Anna
Sophie Huffcy. axe 81 years. Let.
tors written by her TO her mother
from Sacramento. Cal. July. 1908 !.
from Discovery. H. G.. July 1. 1904
from Boise. Idaho. Dec. 1905 She
had been Ia Seattle aud Everett
later.
There are rumora 20 the effect
that she was married a. Everett.
but Il cannot be proven The moth.
ct Is now CO years old and her
heart IL bleeding 20 find her Erl II
she Ia alive. or know that she 10
dead. The mothers name 10 Anna
Marguerite Huftey She llyes In
North Dakota
Ally ERICK SON.
1903 Summit Az. Everett
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-03
Saving the Babies

Hcalthy women and living vigorous infants are the best
possessions OF this nation They need conservation only
So spoke Or Abraham acobi president OF the American
Medical association recently And he spoke truly WHAT Is
there more noble than motherhood} What there Pu'' anu
more refreshing than healthy babyhood'
II statistics are in declaring ono OF every Fee
babies die before they the age of $ the greatest oil all
conservation movements in this country IS imperative
Seattle is not backward in this conservation movement
Proud Of its record city OF health nevertheless te'ob
nize that the educibe minimum in infant deaths mas not
been reached because the problem has not received a sPe
cialixed attention it ought to have
Seattle women propose that there shall be proper attention
now given TO the mother and her babe Their school Tor moth
ers was formally launched yesterday.
Losing baby loss and bereavement Gripping it Tor
life is worse" again Or. Jacob spoke
This school mothers is confined to class or caste
All mothers rich and poor alike asked to become interest
cd in its work Aided by reputable physicians and trained
nurses all will have opportunity to receive expert
advice so that babies may be born well and kept well
1t great and noble work which the school Tor moth
s has dedicated And deserves the hearty support OF
s has devoted And it deserves the hearty support OF
all of Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-03
PEOPLE, MEET THE OTHER WILSON nv
yVOODROW'S CABINET---BILL WILSON,
WHO Used TO DIG COAL IN THE MINES
By ]. Campbell Cory

Especial Csrtoonixs for Tho STAR
For some years ono man has
boon holding down Jobs that now
tako two cabinet officers 10 FILL
Tho secretary OF commerce was
also secretary OF labor
Congress wished tho now place
on the cabinet ~ the recent SEES
sion. Taft didn't like the plan, and
said 80 right ont IN meeting when
he signed the bill aud rushed for
tho southbound train that took
him from high office aud consider
able worry. It's common report
that some OF the new official fam
fly" bunch have put the hallmark
stamp OF their approval on the re-
cent presidents personal opinion,
Hut organized lahor has had It's
way, as Il has fashion OF doing
frequently. and tho department ~
labor Is In tho cablnet 70 stay. with
william Bauchop Wilson aa sec
rotary.
Between the Woodrow at tho
head OF tho cabinet table and the
william at It's foot. there ln dit'
ference OF experience OF their meet
inga with the facts OF life that seem
too dramatic 20 DO true. one has
spent all but tho two most recent
years OF his life ia scholastic sur
roundinga: tho other fought his
way 10 knowledge from boyhood
with little aid from schools. Ono
came 60 the head OF tho govern.
ment hy the route OF the presidency
Of university and tho governor
ship OF state. the other 10 n place
on his cabinet through tho influ'
onco OF organized labor and hia
work for labor "a congressman.
by the time he was 20 Wilson
was president Of tha miners union
for his district In Pennsylvania
ITO managed 20 see that he got on
the board which organized the
United Mine Workers OF America.
lie was made secretary and treas
uror OF the organization and held
the Job for years Nor ala he over.
look a bet. lilo used his Influence
among tho miners % his district
and came TO congress six years
ago. He stuck there until last fall.
While he was In the house he made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-03

II you're going to set any hens
this spring or put eggs in an incu.
hator you ought to have an egg
foster Don't buy one. The depart.
ment OF agriculture exports admit
they cannot improve on this home
made conirlyance It consists sim.
ply Of a pasteboard shoe box and an
ordinary kerosene lamp.
Tho box is provided with n hole
AT the top and ono on the side, the
latter being Just Il bit smaller than
an egg. The lamp Ia lighted. put
In the box and tho eggs are held
against the hole in tho side.
After tho eggs have been under
the hen. or In the incubator, seven
days. = fertile egg will show n dark
spot I'm the center with a lot of III.
tic veins running out IN all dlrec.
tlonE from II. An lnfortlle egg viii
DO Clear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-03

At tho session Just closed I, ls tho
general belief that tho bin would
have passed had Il been put TO a
vote in the house.
1, will now DO necessary to begin
anow the work 10 secure the pas
sage OF this or a similar measure
during the coming year. We hops
that President Wilson will cooper
ate In this effort | am writing 20
ask your assistance In keeping the
matter before tho public.
with sincere appreciation Of The
courteous attention you have pro
vlousiy given TO material from this
office. remain.
Very sincerely yours.
PROS. IRVING FISHER.
Department OF Political Economy
Yale University.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-03

William J. Burns. the noted de-
tectlve. appears Ia the principal
In THE Exposure Of tho Land
Swindlers." a three-reel kalem at
the Dream.
Alice Joyce. tho pretticst actorine
In movie land. Ia playing the lead.
ing role in The American Prin.
cess" at the Glass 4.
The Union has An all star pro
gram. consisting Of fivo good reels.
this week.
For condemnation OF odd
titles. take o peek at tho Olymplan =
program for today
At the Class A Until Sunday.
The American Princess" The
Moros." "Bedelia becomes a Lady.
How Plas.er 10 Obtained.
At the City Until Sunday.
The Modern Prodigal." two
parts "A Lucky Mistake" Chinese
Temples.
AZ the Dream Until Sunday.
THE Land Swindlers." In three
reels, "Edwin's Masquerade, -
Their One Good Suit"
AZ the Union Until Sunday.
The Vengeance d tho Kaybee.
Juggling with Fate" The ono
Good Turn" James Waterloo.
Skies and Nlncs."
At the Melbourne Until Sunday.
Frederick Ward in Richard H."
i'm i've parts.
A. the Alhambra Until Monday.
"The Daughter OF tho Confeder-
acy." two parts, The Newlyweds.
The Dytidcus."
A. tho Circuit Until Sunday.
"Explatlon," In two roels, "A
Wen Meant Deception" TEX Kelly
at Bay"
~ inc ClJfnpldh onlDnt.
Annie CrawlB TIP stairs" "Bru
tallty." Homo. Sweet Homo" why
she Powdered Her Nose.'
AZ the YesIer Until friday
"a Fathers Leas1n." THE Col
lege Chaperon,' Until We Three
Meet Ag in," in two reels.
~ tho Society Until Friday
The Grim Toll of War" two
parts; Broken Ways" Billy Nc
Gralh on Broadway"
AZ tho Home Until Friday
"Cymbleyene." in two reels. ~
10 O'clock"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-03
The NeuU Congress

In a few DAYS congress will be at work There 5
not much doubt about what the people want OF IT. Rarely
has the average public demand been clearer Mr. and Mrs
american expect
A real lowering of the tariff on the great. staple
necessaries of fe-a straight cut in the cost OF living
The might of all used to curb the reckless, cruel
creed of the few-which means MORE PUNCH
AGAINST THE TRUSTS banking plan con-
ceived in the interes. of producers.
But Mr.. and Mrs. American cant pack up and so 10
Washington to sec that congress doesn't shrk its job
Consequently those members OF the congress who
are for the people will stand for absolutely new
deal in the way in which congress does its work
No more secret caucuses.
No more closed committee rooms.
THE CARDS ARE ON THE TABLE FACES UP
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-03
All credl, 70 erldass.

Editor The Star: From late re
ports It appears that tho harbor
island steal did not work. and that
everything turned out as Il was pro.
dlcted by bob Bridges. j. therefore
follows that the people OF this por,
district are indebted to BRIDGES be
cause. had Il not been for his TAR
slgh,eduess and fidelity TO the inter
eats OF tho people, millions might
have been lost. WIN tho people
give him credit for III don !
think The Times. Mr. Calhoun and
others. all. have known bridges
for twenty years. ana vas not at all
aurprisod a, tho stand he took In
behalf OF the people OF Seattle II
is a pity we don't elect more OF his
kind 70 office.
+. r. ALBRIGHT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-03
YOUR HAIR IS FLUFFY, BEAUTIFUL
AND lUSTROUS IN A FEW MOMnN
Gls Get rs bottle Of "Danderine' and try this Al
stops falling hair destroys dandruh.

particle OF dandruff; cleanse,. -
ifies and inyigorstes the scalr b
ever stopping itching and ixiirs
hair.
But what viii please you ue
will be after q few vsskg =
when you will actually ~ -
hair-fine and downy q nrp-w
but really new hair rovisg q
over the scalp. II you an 1,
pretty. soft hair and iob Z 1
surely get q 25 cent boesh 4
Knowlton's Danderine frca q,
druggist or toilet counter. asa n
try IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-03

Your hair becomes light, wavy.
fluffy. abundant and appears as
soft, iustrous and beautiful as a
young girls after Q 'Danderine
hair cleanse" Just try this -1nois-
ten q cloth with a llttlo Danderins
and carefully draw II through your
hair. taking one small strand at a
time. This will cleanse the hair OF
dust. dirt and excessive oil and IN
just a few minutes you have dou.
bled the beauty OF your hair.
Besides beautifylng the hair at
once. Danderine dissolves every
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-03
Lives Pay for Mans Greed

Soothing at tie proudcst works Of man, Nature-in
Omaha by wind in Dayton by lood-shows US how puny
we are when brought face face with her elemental pas
sons
The wind no man can tame Like the earthquake, it is
u hazard which civilization must accept
But floods in part manmade
Once the Miami valley. pathway Of the latest horr1 OF
the angry waters tree-clad and oobound against
OF moisture
Then man came, gold in the standing timber and
feIed GENEROUSLY.
So now we have the awful aitcrmath-homcs swept
away family circles broken the groanng crcscendo OF grief
and
Again viii the heart Of humanity pour
in works OF Again will unsuspecteG hero
ism spurred into revelation by the shock Of great calamity
faith in human nature and write gories
the scroll Of mortal achievement
the greed that ecd those noble trees the careless.
that stripped those the fatal
rush OF the raging orrent-sha they under
luton OF abatement
might n
and method OF collection than in the garbage itself
While the eriths auto ordinance is making It's
business
killed another baby yesterday.
Gov republican
office holders will not leave the payroll abruptly until no yns them
Off all republican wakouts" the nowth
standing
required part
Washington will be unable because Of the fe
legislature to take advantage Of the order OF things
Judge the county
furnish certified count the number Of
certify
really ~ the blue field and that the flag does actually
measure 6x9 feet? Nnnn-neYer!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-03
From Yale Professor.

Editor The star: As you IN
doubtedly know. tho Crawford
sulzsr bin for an international con
ference on tho high cost OF living
was so far down on the calendar
o. the house OF representatives tina,
II did not como before tho house
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-03

Bat Nelson and hIs 80.
going 70 have a so-ds, !,
honeymoon. Poor Batter, ~
iul ring veteran a. be i "a , g
Is a short time ia which = ~. -
70 put a hook TO the eva - -
time without missingl = "s'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-03
The Great Trouble

One or der great troubles bout
some or de folks dat triee ter re
fohm do human race" said Uncle
Eben. rs dat they doan wanter do
muffin but stan round an boss dc
job while udder people does all de
wuhk"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-03
Best Short
STORIES
Of the Day

Hearl Hearl 4
The late earl OF Crawford used 70
tell story OF a country woman he
met near Westminster who asked
him 20 point out some OF the neigh
boring sights.
Lord Crawford pointed out West
minister Abbey. and then he drew
her attention 20 the houses OF par.
lament.
We'll, now" exclaimed the old
lady, N that amt fine bulldin'i
II Amt the gasworks. is it?"
1T Is. madam replied his lord
ship promptly. That is the gas.
works OF The whole British ma
tom"
Out Of the Mouths Of Babes
Now. Tommy said the teacher,
what Is dust7"
Dust" replied the little fellow.
lis mud with the Juice squeezed
out"
willie" asked the Sunday
school teacher, did you memorize
the first six verses OF the twelfth
chapter OF Joshua?'
mo. ma'am." replied Willie.
Mamma was using that part OF the
Bible for pressing autumn leaves. "
Little Agnes came into the house
wearing woeful look on her club
! by face.
why, what Is the matter, Ag-
nesT' queried her mother.
"Oh, she replied, laying her
hand on her stomach, I've got an
awful headache under my apronl"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-03

These intsrmis,sn, fIssh.. !,
winter are enough 10 4.
courage the most p.,,l...'.
park bench Lessee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-03

Wellesley college girls have or
gained a Don't Wed club As n
ralo college girls don't have TO
60 20 that trouble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-03

Things No never erps.,
a cublst picture on = ~
alendar. efssr
4 slow gas meter
a phonoTaph that Won, -
hAfdes. after D. m. ri
a waiter who doesn', ann :.
nc coffee into the saucer ~ al
a giant recruit who ian, !,
Hcfibod BY the sporting ss,.a y
o. perfect gentleman =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-03
M. Lnlnn poun. probabIy

Gritty George This paper says
that prosperity is adyancin' by
leaps nn' bounds.
Prayed Philip II data 80. 4
must or jumped clean over me.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-03

We cannot wear the old hats
We wore year ago;
The brlma are all too short behind,
The crowns arc all too low.
We cannot wear long hatplng--
lt'a not because o. law,
But owing 10 the change In hats,
They've modified the straw.
There are hats as flat az plstters.
There are oeorgettes, there are
pokes.
HE youraelf down 10 the hatters--
ehelve your sailors and your
toques.
But do not wear the old hats,
Those hats Of yesteryear;
You'l look like 1912
n In one you appear.
20. o. must be a millinery
B. o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-03
LAUGH AND GROW FAT
the Fi,.
Hungry. Q !"

Fefhaps the Fir.,..
a.. Hungry. "n
.., cores Of Dasseasers va.
.aiiorm. choked By slT e sssss
hii" hey waited Tor ,bs !, M
nrked elevator Or ell,a us ., ne ~
.remen consumed a IL !. =
hd rubbish In the bol, a. - ~,
oa'herly elevator sbse ham :. . y
laisi station d the ana. = q
''ah' New York IN. vi az ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-03

Some Seattle rigna
on house In Summit Avenue:
''Vucant House for Rent Inquire
within"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-03

Ia End Ave. store. Violin and
Guitar Strings Latest styles In
Mockwear"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-03
A DEADLY COMBAT.

Referee Look here. boys. the
crowd wants a real vicious fight for
a change Can't one OF you knock
the other out7
One Of Them--That's aakin' too
much. pard But toll you what we
kin dove kin give each other
nartHy looks and refuse 10 shake
hands.
Those Gift Cigars
HIemcnahaw handed his best
friend a cigar.
Have a smoke" he said.
Sure" said the friend
There. I'm glad that's off my
mind"
"On your mindT"
Yes. that cigar IL tho last OF
box my wife gave me for a birthday
present and viii tell you IN conf.
denco have been handing them
out all day. You got the last. liza.
hai"
Well. tho laugh Is on you"
ION me-"
Yes. I went with your wife 70
pick out those cigars. and they
we're the very best I could find In
town
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-03
hEADAcAE MEDICINES
The Star Doctor


Tho headache medicine .
. habit IL a bad onei Tho pow. =
. ders. tablets and capsules SO .
= frequently taken to euro 4 Sc .
= we're headache often lead 20 q
= The drug habit He who takes .
. them regularly becomes a =
= drug flend, perhaps quite IN. .
= nocenily but Just rs surely. =
. The main argument against y
4 using headache medicines "a =
q that they harm the blood cells =
= In such a way that they can =
= not properly carry oxygen 10 \
the cells of the body nor can =
4 hoy carry away body wastes. 4
Tho consequence IL sclfcyi. y
. dent. The body becomes =
= clogged with poison The In. =
. diyidual gets dabby and soft 4
= suboxldlzed. physically and \
mentally Tho headache =
4 which was an occasional Wis. =
n itor becomes a frequent Wis .
4 tor Instead OF being cured =
by a small dose OF headache =
\ medicine. IL takes much =
= larger one to duh the pain. =
= However. a man may be iusll- b
fled In taking an occasional 4
= dose OF headache medicine. 4
= but IN such case tho condl 4
= lions should be exceptional =
= Whenever you find yourself =
r becoming a regular patron OF =
\ the headache pellet pull your. =
y self up IT'S TIME TO TAKE =
= TIME 90 find out the cause =
= OF the headaches Remedies =
= that are needed frequently are =
\ OF little use II IL far better \
\ 20 ascertain the underlying \
= trouble and prevent the need \
Of cure. 4
A. Il Il l. L l. Il L. a L Il Il Il i Il Il -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-03

In front OF moving picture
theatre.
Until We Three Meet Again.
In Two Parts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-03

honey says Ebert us....
nose pursuit Of II sba.' s,.1'ls'
Nun an authority. IA lpe,@s . hlais
erdce" Sure. And No ~ y
10 service. ~ 'heiasax
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-03

"YoWd better eat u slow"
sald Willie 20 tho clergyman
who was dining with the fam
nv. Mamma never gives
more'n one piece u pic"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-03

Humphes ought demand that the county
In
Arew
blue field
ms Nnn-n-neyeri
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-03

rstyng the one
Washington unable
legislature Of things
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-03


reports republican "waouts"
standing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-03

like might have been a rotten ",
and method OF collection than the garbage Itself
The Ordway new era., 1913-10-17
Thistles for Silage

Whether the Kansas farmer need tn
he ingenious or not is another ques.
ticn, but he is always finding out
something ut interest or usefulness.
He comes along now with the asser
tion that Russian thistles make good
silage and that stock thrives on it.
Commenting on the use OF the Rus
sian thistle. the Syracuse. (Kan.) BE,
publican publishes the following:
We notice huge rlcks of Russian
thistle going up all over this country
for stock feed the coming winter. IL
Greeley county they put them 10 the
pit silo. Why not? At one stage oi
its growth the thistle is soft and pulpy
and before the short stubby spines
harden. cattle and horses prefer the
thistle to the buffalo grass. Then
too. thistles are as easy to grow as 9
crop Of whiskers So
The Ordway new era., 1913-10-17
Has Shipped Many Cars

The Fruit Growers association has
started on the harvest OF the winter
varieties Of apples. and to date has
shipped out sixty carloads Of fruit.
The apples are coming In at the rate
~ about ten cars day. principally Of
Ben Davis. Gano and Missouri Pippin
varieties. although a few .Innathans
are still on the market.
The Manzonnla fruit is meeting
with general favor throughout the
country ns is evidenced by the fat
orders being placed by the largest
commission firms in the east All
shipments are being sold F. O. r.
Manzanola and are selling at prices
which local dealers have not realized
for several years. The largest per-
centage OF Manzanols fruit is being
placed In cnld storage.
In an interview with Secretary Dye
we learn that the crop will greatly
exceed the estimates placed on 1t at
the beginning of the season. and that
there are between 200 and 300 cars Of
apples in this district yet to be mark.
eted.-Manzanola Sun.
The Ordway new era., 1913-10-17
Spillway Across Canal

G. A. Dahlgren has force Of thirty
men working night and day on new
spillway for the Holbrook canal across
the Fort Lyon. Five concrete and
steel headgates for the spillway are
being put In about two miles north
OF Weitzer, which will give the Hol.
brook canal an outlet to the river.
Mr.. Dahlgren has not been doing
anything on the North La Jupts
school house for five weeks, the work
being delayed on account OF the non
arrival Of the ioists, which have been
ordered from Oregon.-La Junta Tri.
huna
The Ordway new era., 1913-10-17
Another Marine Disaster

Hardly recovering from the shock
given the entire world by the destruc.
ti0n Of the Titanic and the loss OF over
1900 people only short time ago, the
people of the world were again treat
ed this week to the news Of nearly l5O
people either being burned or drowned
like rats when the Volturo. 10 mid
ocean. caught dre and was completely
destroyed. Ten ships, summoned to
the aid of the VolturO by wireless.
stood by and witnessed the burning Of
the vessel utterly unable to render
assistance because of high seas. The
escape and fnal rescue Of six or seven
hundred people was miraculous.
The wireless again demonstrated its
usefulness, and at least six hundred
more people owe their lives to 1t.
The necessity for closer port inspec-
tion Of vessels and the adoption of
more stringent regulations for the
protection OF human life was made
more apparent.
Even with the friphtful destruction
OF life by the railroads. the oceans OF
the world occupy Il place by them
selves as life destrOyPrs.
The Ordway new era., 1913-10-17
Wants Odor In His

The Ohio man who has produced an
odorless onion hasn't done much. An
onion without the smell won't 20 far.
When "A fellow wants an onion either
raw or conked. he doesn't want any
vegetable which has been divorced
from the quality that has made H.
famous. He wants to revel in its de.
Iiphtful fragrance and feel it permeate
backward To his olfattnries In all its
pungent strength. An ordnrless oni"n
would be like horseradish with the
horse left of No denatured vegeta
bles for us. please. We want them a.
nature made them, with every aJtri
butte the earth. the sun and the air
has endowed them with All else are
heartless shams. unit to visit the
human stomach, mere subterfuYes
fashioned To cheat man Of his dues at
the table.-Fowler Tribune.