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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-18
ARREST TWO MOTHERS FOR
DEATH OF THEIR CHILDREN

other woman was away from home
all night. being found b. the police
ia a saloon az ~ a. NJ.
a three.quarierinch gas pipe 10 a
bedroom adjoining the one occupied
by the boys. which al one time had
been connected 20 gas range. was
the source OF the fumes which
caused the boys death. There was
no cap on the pipe and none was
found on the floor There were no
other gas fixtures IN the house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-18

so they can filter the blood and
keep you well.
II you suffer with bachache- have
pains IN the neck or sides-nervou
or dizzy spells few doses Of
Croxone viii relieve the congestion
and you viii be- surprised how quick.
ly an kidney, bladder and rheuma.
nc troubles will disappear.
Croxone ls different from all other
remedies. II s. not like anything
else on earth ever used for the pbr
pose II starts 10 work The minute
yop take II and relieves your sur
fering the very first time you use
a. II is 80 prepared that Il 10
practically impossible 70 take Il
into the human system without re-
suits You can secure an original
package Of Croxone az trifiIng cost
from any hrgtclass druggist Al
druggists are authorized 10 person
ALLY return the purchase price II
Cr01on should fail In q single
case
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-18
BILLS ARE
SQUELCHED AT OLYMPIA

for the election Of United
states senators
The bin had been introduced a
month ago The rules require com.
mitiecs 20 report Ia ten days The
committee Was three weeks over.
due.
nut Murphine's fight was In
vain The steam roller ran all
over him
The excuse given was that Rep.
Conner chaiumln OF the commit
tee. has been overloaded with work
and could not reach the bin
u 10 significant tina, Rep.
Corner is one Of the legislators
who voted against the motheru'
pension bill ard agains, the re-
call Of judges, and two years
age Vctee anaint, most OF the
direct legislation bills.
Tho prugrcnsivcH viii make fur
Their attempts 20 get the Bills
through which the people demand
And t may be possible that. for
political reasons. the "unholy alli-
auc Will consent 90 let The moth.
crs pension bill and one or two
others pass
But the outlook Is not cheering
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-18

staff Special
OLYMPIA. wash. Feb. Is
With the sixth week % the present
session az The legislature under
way. there remain only "a days
FOR the transaction % business On
Friday. the s0th day OF the session.
de last day Tor The Introduction OF
bills win hs reached
And then viii come the Sitting
committceaf These viii be- the
select few who VIII go through tho
Loco or so bin. and decide which
90 them shgn ever reach the rules
committees TIE rules committees
will then further reduce the nun.
Der. and with the "unh0ly all-
auee" working al hish,gcAr. Il Is
SAT- 20 predict that most 81 the
progressive bills viii die without
ever reaching vote.
Not one progressive measure has
passed the legislature thus far.
The past week showed clearly the
temper of the unhoiy alliance"
and It's determination 20 squelch
progressive legislation as far as
possible Rep. Mugphinc. the pro
rrcssiyc floor leader. demanded i'm
mediate action on the Oregon plan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-18
HliNA Is YEARS
FACE A MASS OF IT
says -Kr.isal Cured We - ou- - the
ussst Gases Anyhody Eecf saw"

says -'Rr.isal Cured We - ou- - the
wssst Cases Anyboay Evcf saw"
Faaass'phia. Pa. geps 90 Iate T
va sszsma fer the last ,ss-ty are
years ard have ben afflicted 81 badly
fAas ~ weeks r,aid not 900 altsd-
he door NJ face was ore masa 30
simpiss ard DC, emily 'hr looks ~ o.
- iss lichiux aad burning palms sr
rsslsaosd we're issi dreadful lost
srsai dssl q steep ana had o. s-ep
eanlpsasd cloths On ~ fare af might
g rtilsvs ths paia BAD become dis.
sss'ta viih t1ias differept iharr
Ore day made up ny mind 30 trv
sss'aei asd after aa'ug enc lar 10 Eer
- oiu'msnt ard one cake - r.sInaf
~ 'ae me dffsfanfH ana nos mr
A. clear o. am aaiYs and rer-
.-.az aaa't need o. Be- aeaar 10 .e Fu
~ kes.noi sasp ana Heain1i Ointment
Hf9 ~ n one ~ fhe vaFsr ..s-s ~
1.tk+. gssss. thst anybody ever saw
re STREET
Naiaz W can say u ReriaaI equals
e.sers saeh ss Mrs Hfe w
yoa are s1fferne from lf.hfre
,..s.t no irolt'er. p.mper hiaeF-
4ffrs bNiia rtnAfarn aerre or
wi cost go1 usihlla t8 frF Hea
Asiment ard soap Just rrrd GO
VI HfgiEdi Chnw N. FaEtf.
80 70 Tor free sample 70 each
~ al drarrima
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-18

more than 200 women who are pro.
teaaionHla. pm games In their apart.
menta, and with women assistants
fleece the unwary men and women
who like 10 take chance"
Hard Task for Police.
The situation IL an extremely DIFF.
ficult one for the police Co cope
with said private detective In
the flrt place the apartment Ia in
an exclusive section Of the city. usu.
ally IN a very large apartment
house. The entrance and exit at
different times of 10 persons il
scarcely noticeable Even la the
event Il is. the players are for the
most part Ia evening attire. Rppar.
entity respectable citizens. and the
lessee Of the apartment announces
she II having an evening card
party"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-18
hAAtS YOUR BACFAHf VANISH,
DRIVES ALL RHEUMATIC PAINS AWAY
W Discovery Eases Stiff Sore Swollen Joints and Muscles
Relieving Backache and Bladder Disorders
After Few Doses Taken

-, Y natter how badly yo1 suffer.
- -. ehfonie your case mag d. or
- -. hes failed 10 cure you. your
- 80. sill leave, your aches yani h
i sae 'ortaFous killing backache
bore WI D''i'.' you no
.,. ~ is What Croxone. the new
- ' !, discovery. does Tor suffer.
&C., !. saea troubles u cures these
a. 49, because il reartos me
rot. a removes f. 10 soaka
M mo NO the walls and l.ninps Of
&c. aaa'aeysshd cleans onf No siop.
a., inactive organs IKE water
els.e,,.s sponge neutral.zer and
az .., every particle Of uric acid
a. s Isses The kidneys en- from
So olO'a 7, az the waste matter and
e.,ei L. mat lodge IN the Joints aad
s.g ,.e = g scratch and lrrito,e and "
lesIs ',a.sumaiism # soothea and
tlaads,' ne " delicate lining II tho
1 clean s ~. leaves the klduoyg IN
'Aohg, healthy coud.,Roa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-18
"DENNY-RENTON"
All Clay Products
1907 Hoge Bldg.
BUSINESS NAN TOR COUsdlpAs

James e. munson, Weli-Knc~n
Furniture Dealer and Heavy Tax
nayer C0rernse ~ pur

James E. Munson. Well-knc~n
Furniture Dealer and Heavy Tax
payer, Consents 70 Run.
At the earnest solicitation Of
many Of the most prominent and
representative business men 10
Seattle Mr. James r. Munson
retired local business man. filed bis
candidacy for seat in the city
council
he was induced 10 run by
business men who have reached The
conclusion that the running 81 he
Seattle city government is
business proposition, pure and
simple.
For eleven years Mr. Munson enc
ccsEfully conducted one OF The
largest retail furniture stores III This
city lie Is a large local property
owner and a heavy taxpayer and he
public may rest secure that he Eili
look after the interests OF the tax
payer al large as carefully and as
considerably as be looks after in
teres SITS that are his own. From his
advent into. 70 his retirement from
business life he has made an IN
qualified success His campo On
slogan Is: a taxpayer. | am for
a BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION"
And a business administration is
what Seattle needs now as never
before. The Panama Canal. which
should mean so much 10 this city.
viii soon De opened TO the ships OF
The world Seattle deserves and
MUST HAVE her fair and Just
proportion Of the increased trade
hat is bound 10 come Hence the
absolute necessity OF a BUSIN z IS
ADMINISTRATIONS. and such an
administration can only come from
business men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-18

EAST ST LOUIS. M. Fcb IS
4 coroner's jury has held for the
grand jury Mrs Pearl Bell stebblns
aud Mrs Nell Carpenter. mothers
Of tWo boys sho were found dead Of
gas agphytiatlon in the same bed.
The boys. George Stehhlns. II
years old. and Ralph Carpenter. &.
were discovered dead when Mrs
Carpenter returned TO her home In
rhe company Of a man. Il was testi-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-18
GAMBLERS WORRY
NEW YORK POLICE; TWO
HUNDRED RUNNING GAMES

NEW YORK. Feb. ia new
phase IN the gambling situation 10.
New York city eoefronts the police
department u Ia the cory apart.
meats IN exclusive sections Of the
city. whore evening card parties"
may be held without arouslna the
slightest suspleion; the "capper," IN
the person Of handsome woman In
evening gown. who 'reauents the
leading hotels and the lobster pal.
aces one woman card shark and
dealer,
As the result VI raids on apart.
ments Ia the last two weeks hy In.
spcctor pwYer. knowledge has come
Ia the department that AN alarming
condition exists.
Il was learned that there at least
are 10000 women in New York
city who gamble and that there are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-18
GERMANS WANT TIP
ON "LADY-BUGS

SACRAMENTO. Feb is--All the
way from Berlin comes the request
upon State Horticultural Commits.
siouer Cook TO give German agricul-
turists and government officials a
few tips on how 20 gather lady bugs
for the war on destructive insects
California Is conceded 20 lead In
stamping out pests which threaten
rrrr.u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-18
FIND MISSING
GIRL PARADING
In BOYS GARB

NEW YORK. FEB. IS Helen
Givcns II years old, Who dlsap-
pearcd oct ~ from her home. was
found by detectives 10 a furnished
room IN another part OF the city.
Dressed IN boys clothes, she WAS
posing az The son of a man named
lie Rose In wandering about the
city she met l>e Rose. a real estate
man, who formerly lived with her
family When she refused 10 20
home be consented 10 care for her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-18
LIEUT.. BECKER'S
BABY GIRL DIES

NEW YORK. Feb IS The
mite OF "a baby girl born 90 Mrs.
Charles Becker. wife Of the con
demned * police Lieutenant.
died after having lived just one
day. The infant was eHtrem IS
weak and lay almost inanimatc
from the time OF tia birth
Word Of the babes death was
kept from Mrs Becker. Who was
said by the physicians TO be- IN
grave condition. Becker Is In
the death house 10 Sing Sins
awaiting execution for the muir
der OF herman Roseufhai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-18
FERRY COMPANY
WILL SELL DOCK

When the West Seattle ferry
pulled out ~ the slip at the foot Of
Marion street Sunday night. ID vas
probably the last trip Il VIII ever
make into the slip al the Seattle
end
The ferry service has shut down
temporarily Negotiations have
been begun by the Grand Trunk
owners 20 purchase the location.
The ferry company had announced
plans of extending the slip out
even with the face OF the Grand
Trunk and Colman docks. but
with the Grand Trunk people
anxious 10 buy the site. the com.
pany will probably surrender the lo-
cation They ask close 10 100000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-18

Thomas 4. Edison is Americas
champion life saver
The American Museum of Safety
has recently given the electrical
wizard this title by awarding him
the Ratheuau medal for producing
"A safety miners lamp
Thousands Of lives have been
lost because Of explosions caused
by miners lamps and thousands OF
dollars have been spent IN a search
for miners lamp that would not
ignite the gases But there was al
ways something the matter with
the lamps until Edison came along
with his
His lamp is operated from stor.
age battery that Is either directly
attached to the lamp or hung from
the belt OF thu miner
SAFETY MINERS LAMP IN
VENTED ny EDISON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-18
PASTOR GOES TO
PEN AS FIREBUG

GRANITE FALLS. MINI. Feb rs.
The last chapter 10 the case Of the
Rev Emanuel Ekciand, was enact d
when be was arraigned IN the
district court here and pleaded
guilty % the charge OF arson lie
was b ntenced 10 an indeterminate
term o. from one 20 seven years Ia
the peniteniary al saltwater. Exc.
land had confessed 20 the author
itics that he st fire % two build.
ings and burned an automobile for
the purpose Of collecting the Ia.
suFauce money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-18
DEBATERS TO FIGHT
FOR CHAMPIONSHIP

Teams representing the Univer-
sity 90 Washington. Washington
State College and Whitman College
will fight IL out for the debating
championship Of the state this week
on the question:
Resolved That all revenue for
local purposes In Washington could
be raised hv n tax on land values
only. constitutionally granted
Washington and Washington
State meet Friday night I'm Pul'ma1.
and Washington and Whitman meet
here Saturday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-18
Baking Helps


:. Mrs Janet Mckeni'c l'''"
" ra'gsr Of the nos'on '''N''N
h school Magazine
-. i iast one way TO make
ias.s -. fls, hirh and Keep an'
ypI sSre,ce Have lour oven
tse ,..a,s Al first, until The cake ls
risas, -. then increase me heat
MY - hesn Sc over quickly
So. 8 = y Al sufiens the dagsh
- ~ s,iffeu the outside OF the
! ~ s.t,re the RISING is COMPLETE.
saAe 49, the flsiue process Then
yca s 80 sas. FORMING iuHide.
'h .,, s.,se un the center. where
w ~ s ss Is still soft aud spoil
y. - shape Of the cake,
-. biscuits or either pastries
Ns'' ,,om stlr doush that are
~ 80 shares for the oven. bake
sus ~ ~, oven This Is because Che
= ,nrfacts OF ths doush do not
g g. over but rather leave the
~ epsn. allowins the lca'cuinE
80 i sscape and the heat to pene.
y /" readily. Small ovens cool
Va Ia.s.,, therefore they should be
g. several degrees hotter than
- &c. oven. and the less The door
!. aasosl the better 10 not at
: h bake bread ana pastry
.ss-s.her Bread requires pro
49, 49, moderate baking pastry
be reverse
u.,e strong underhgat Tor oah.
- roudr preparations, especial
b pastry
rAess are only few OF che
.ssr eaklnx helps found iu the X
: r..,s,s Rook IA copv of which
~ y secured By seadiUe the col
- certificate token trum a go
~. -, "a n X c baking Powder 60
-, ~ IAQUEs MIG CO. Chicago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-18
GIRL SLAIN; POSSE
HUNTING BROTHER

Los ANGELES. Feb. Is.--A posse
n charge 81 Constable Austin on
Pasadena Ia scare hing today for ~
Monies following the discovery Of
the body Of his sister. her head
crushed apparently with an ak She
was II years old. and Is said 10
have been the mother OF two
children
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-18
BOY BANDIT
FAlNTS WHEN
COPS APPEAR

TiLTON A. II. Feb is VIII a
revolver Ia each hand. Louis Sion.
champ q Manchester youth for
morly "A student at Tilton seminary.
tried 10 rob the Citizens National
Bank here, but collapsed when he
saw two policemen approaching
lie was arrested
Charles T. Smith. the assistant
cashier. threw up bis hands when
Monchanp ordered him 10 give up
several thousand dollara Al the
same time Smith pressed a button
with his foot and summoned the
nolInn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-18
APPEAL DECISION
OF JUDGE HOWARD

Appeal from the decision ~ Judge
Howard which declared valid the
safe &C S2.eV0. goo mortgage bonds 81
zoe Western 81 81 Co Tor $4,000 to
Die MefroEo Trust Co. which
1cla Il gf0o.0e0 note against James
A. Moore. VII be taken 10 the
United States supreme court. Notice
Of b. appeal b. the trustees in
bankruptcy Was given Saturday
Referee in bankruptcy. John = Hoyt
held chat the sale vas invalid that
the price paid was " holly Ira dequie.
and that suffici nt notice Of the sale
was rot given Hoyt was Ov lruled
by JadEe HoW rd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-18
INDIANS STARVING

VALDEZ. Alaska. Feb ls--ln-
dams TO the Tatitlek are starving
because the Ellemar mine has
changed from wood 20 oil for fuel
This tribe relied entirely on what
ne men made by carrying wood TO
the mine. and lts members have
no supplies for the rest of winter
Aid has been asked from Wash
Iugfon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-18
COPS TO DANCE
FRIDAY NIGHT

The fact that all policemen
have big feet doesn't necrs-
sarily mean that the coppers
are loose on their pedals
Friday night the big fellows
who lug around six-shooters.
bracelets. whack-stlcka and
stars will discard those orna.
ments % lead their fair ladies
around the dance floor It's the
18th annual ball Of the Seattle
Police Relief association. and
Will take place in the Armury.
Cops from Portland Tacoma.
Vancouver and Victoria. y G..
are threatening 20 attend WAC.
uer's band viii serve the music.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-18
xx;yx,;fzais'
akfh

There Is nothing 80 good. so re.
liable, so sure 10 relieve the itching
and irritation. 60 thoroughly cleanse
the scalp OF Dandruff and keep u
20. Get bottle today. few ap-
plications will remove the Dandruff
restore the grey hair 10 it's
natural. youthful color and bring
back the vitality. lustre and beauty
10 your hair
Always ask for and get HAYS
HAIR HEALTH There Is nothing
to safe TO use or just as good. For
sale and recommended by Bartell
drug stores
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-18
Students Try to
Kidnap Chicken
Police Protect Young Suffra-
gette Against Plot.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. i7.--Frls-
tratinE plot by University Of
Pennsylvania students to kdnap a
chicken Huffragrtte" from the band
marching from New York % Wash.
ington while the army" was In this
city. the police mw 20 II that the
band departed intact today II
was necessary. however. for a
platoon Of police to accompany the
mixers 10 tho outskirts.
Twelve regulars made up the
army arriving here. and u was join.
"a by six Philadelphia recruits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-18
Only One Way to
END CATARRH

Reach tho raw, ten
der. inflamcd mem
hrane infested with
Catarrh germs and
destroy them
You cant raaCh 'hc
hooks and crevices
with liquid prepare
tions there is only
one way breathe the
germ destroying air of
Booths HYOMEI (pro-
nounce IL High.o-me)
directly over the in
famed and germ In.
tested membrane.
HYOMEI contains
no opium, cocaine or
other harmful drugs,
it rs a balsamic air
made of Australian
eucalyptus. thymOl,
and some Listerine an
tiseptics. II IL guar
anteed TO end the
misery of CataIrh and
Group or mnnnN hack.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-18
ENGLISH JEWS
PICK AMERICAN

LONDON. Feb tS-Dr Jos r.
Hertz OF New York stands today
selected chief rabbit % the British
empire 40 meeting Of The cleo
tofal college over which Lord
Rothschild presided
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-18
Your Babies Photo Free

ufinE the battles undrF t. months 10
the Christy sfufir 1909 NurfhffH hank
tuitdins corner Fnarth. Wssttaks and
TIhs. on Turaday. Fshruafr 20. between
the hnnfs ~ 90 o. ~ ard D. ~ ard
vili make yea heaatifui Fan~i
rh.to fr-s We wanf Fua 60 go eur
fine ehfdrsn's photos ana set in the
habit - eeruinF e. us Tor aftisiic pr
traits
We kuaw 40 can please you
ftrna~sshrr fhs date
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-18
The MARKETS

The following are m. average prices
paid b. laeaf commission merchants TO
ne producers and prices paid - the
retailer Co tho rom uafaeianrrs This
prices paid me farmers come under
-hnrInr price nd tho sum paid ~ the
retailer under selling price Prices IN
aif cases ere subject 70 variation. &C.
eordinE To- freshness and general excel.
lHurr tuf tiIrEr prices unless other wise
Indicated are for strictly FIRST grades
EgE~-nustng Price
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-18
Oandruff Germs
Are Responsible

for grey faded. dry lifelcss and
falling hair aud badness No new,
healthy hair can grow II your scalp
rs covered with Dandruff Get rid
~ IL nj once. with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-18

'Did you write your father that
you we've hungry
yes; but Il didn't bring me any
money He says he'll send me q
few sandwiches each day by parcel
post"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-18

EFdGl olAt NANHf VI NA'i''' '''N Nf
It's fine for Colds and Coueha
Ask about Booths HNOMEI out
ut today It is only $LO0 EXtra
hotties. n later needed 90 cents
Druggists everywhare Just breathe
it-no stomach dosing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-18

The hero who died near the South
Pole with CAPT Scott. deliberately
walked out into bitter blizzard. TO
his death. because he was sick and
felt himself hindrance 70 the
others.
Cap, Oates won his title. No
Surrender Oates" In tho South AZ.
rscan war In a bush fight With
Beers. e mems ammunition gave
out and be sen, them 10 tho rear.
remaining alone on the firing line
lie refused 10 surrender. and the
Beers finally retreaied. thinning he
bad q large force with him Their
parting yolley wounded him. when
be recovered. be went back to the
front
a WOMAN DEAN Of the Wis.
eonsin state university reports
that the girls there are knock.
sreed and spoil their feet with
pointed shoes"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-18
MISTAKES MOTHER
FOR BURGLAR; FIRES

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb lS
While oudeayoring forcihly 10 en-
ter the home OF her daughter Mrs
Florence Potr1e. whom she thought
was M and helpless, Mrs Marie
Henderson was shot through the
hip by the younger woman. who
mistook her for burglar The
wound was slight, and Mrs, Hen
derson Is expected today TO re-
cover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-18

10 try thts
n - htwhtY
sr 70 e Z q a
hearing Ia
lfruuIrnE 10
rEr aw a
home boz
fro dos 10
Ing on 10
p . y rehaas
~ . d a o
inauEuraf-
81 a q an
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-22

who caused the great Anthony to
consider the world and life itself well
lost for her, was a small, thin woman
with long nose and red hair. All
the famous beauties of our own time
that have seen possess faces like I'M
lighted lamps. The form is there, the
coloring is there, the object itself is
pleasing, but the soul, that which is
to the human body what the flame is
to the lamp, is absent. Now the
flame is what men love and look for.
That is real beauty. That is what
every woman, no matter how far she
deviates from classical standard, may
keep alight in her face"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-22
DIARY OF FATHER TIME

DIARY OF FATHER TIME
Two of the Oldest and oldest forms
of popular barometers are the leech
in the bottle and the frog on the lad
der. ~@'
When Ieeches were to be found in
nearly every household their behavior
was the subject of constant observa-
ton, and it was generally noticed
that in still weather, dry or wet, they
remained at the bottom, but rose,
often as much as "a hours in adj
vance, before a change.
The frog barometer consisted of
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-22
BLAMES PROPERTY OWNERS
FOR THE MEXICAN MES

Senior Gutierrez de Lara, the Mex
lean socialist and and leader of the
radical party in the stormy republic,
is in Chicago, prepared to lecture at
the Garrick Theater tomorrow after
noon on "Mexico's Struggles for
Democracy"
Senior De Lara presents new an
gle on the present struggle down in
Mexico.
ut is simply the rise of the millions
of citizens of Mexico who have been
kept in bondage for generations"
said Senior de Lara. Down in Mexico
400 capitalists own the entire coun-
try and through their power the
poems have been made slaves.
It's the great property owners
who are responsible for all the trou-
bles; the Hearsts and the others"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-22

jar of water, a frog and q little wood
en- stepladder. If the frog came out
and sat upon the steps rain was ex-
nected