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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-17
A Philosophical "Squeai'

Madame Rosie Hertz OF New York city has "squealed
The police didn't Madame Rosie to "squeal' Neither
did several characters already under indictment
Nor did goody number OF young and mddaged scions Of
New Yorks noble families. But "squealng Madame Rosie
"squeas" philosophically
and that TO let tn demand
while sweiers prison Is sensible just Impartial
she places checks received at her resorts tn The dis
hands grand Jury setting another nest
II strikes US that York elsewhere
Just Madames proposition that demand creates supply
well the victims thereof there be whole lot OF
municipalities
social directed those
them
pronounced "Wur,a,"
might start another revolution
many that building down. This officer
Today offering
a May shower. You can't bea Seattle climate
posrsssives reading
OF the all Of which won't do the party OF tho people
harm
BY ordinary bulLhssoea Mexican
he's bearing
District Attorney Conner has let In,O
reapp0nted Isn't Aunabely
shouldn't fellow
gates for Tafti
thrown .hen
that Reps Murphne
be invited democrats
that vel soon haze Notwithstanding In state and elections
spite OF the rotten legislature just ended.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-17
u1f Y : Q syllzl;; y5TI!,l

u is easy 20 mutter and 10 blame
The manner the rich man plays the game
u Is easy enough TO rage and rail-
Declaring the magnates should be In Jail
Bu, how do YOU act in your own small trader
Don't you ever doctor your deals q shade7
Don't you ever gather cent or two
in a manner that isn't quite square and true?
Don't you ever iuggle the cards bt
When you're sure there Ia no one aware OF II?
Ig there never doubtful trick you We planned.
And hen you have gotten the upper hand,
is there never q time you've used that might
To crush a victim who cannot fightf
II "a easy 10 growl at the man Of pelf,
Bul-hOw DO you play the game yUurself2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-17
NEW YORK LETTER

floating irori the phonoErRph r. pre-
clseIy IN accord with the bOSinE o!
the player A pianist sits at the
ke, board and anyone who can foi.
low music az All knows that every
note sounds aa he strikes T.
This IL The triumph Edison has
achieved and truly u IL = great step.
HUT tn see a speech delivered By
an orator who stands before one.
whose tones should mn the theatre.
and "a have 10 listen 10 a fRinf.
squaNky talking machine echo 81
thai mans voice. rldlculously diH.
proporiionhic 70 he figure that ap.
pears 10 be speaking Il destroys
the Illusion completely A minute
or two OF u IL sufficient. one secs
shat Edison has done. and realizes
painfully what he has no. been able
10 do.
The hands ~ the piano player
sweep up and down the koyHih he
melody merely tinklcs from the pho.
noEraph So with tho violin. 80
with tho minslrols Tho words OF
tho lntcrlocuior. the music Of the
band. tho songs Of the singers. all
are so diminished in volume that u
Is impossible for the spectator 10
blend Ia his mind the eye and ear
impressions
When Edison DOES produce a
sound vehicle which will come up
to the full impression afforded by
the picture machine-then 10 will
have completed a wonderful work
now only partly accomplished
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-17
BY NORMAN .

NEW YORK. March iT--Thoa 4.
Edison has the reputation - never
allowing ono OF bis Inventions 10 De-
publicly exploited until be has
brought It 20 a point whore ia
workings are entirely satisfactory
20 him wacre he can feel a pride
Ia It's perfection a. wcll as - nov
city.
II so. the eminent inventor seems
either 20 nave departed from his
rulo 90 10 have erred IN h'a iudg-
ment concerning the new 'kincio
phone" or moving talking PICTURES
witch arc faving their first puhlic
exhibition lr several local vaudo.
Vile theatres while they flemish
remarkable example of Ef'son .
wirArdry they are nevertheless most
uunatlafActory az an entertainment
and Il "a AZ entertainment surely.
that they must 10 judged. rather
than as an Interesting mechanical
achievement
The aynchrunlsm 10 perfect --
starillngly perfect. A man appears
In tho moving picture. walks 70 The
front Of 4, aud makes a speech
about he kinsiophone The speech
be makes comes from uslknE ma.
chine behind the screen Watching
tho mans mouth. you note that
every syllable uttered Corresponds
exactly IN time with the lip move.
ment
a viollnlst plays. The melody
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-17

mans eyes flashed almost youth
fnlly-for one quick second.
"speaklng of Patriek's day
es,sbrstiOns, I don't know that
have the enthusiasm for them
today that had In my school
days. Many and many time
drew blood from my fingers
10 paint the crosses we used In
celebrating the nth. The green
We got by gathering pennyroysl
leaves In the garden, the yelio"
little enough you may be
sure-from the yolk Of an ego.
THAT was 70 years ago.
Holy Jehosaphsti a man may
walk many by-roads Of irish
national politics In 10 yesrsl
You'll hear hard words OF the
Fonlans from these ND glove parlia-
montarians. these days. An. well.
let them talk And when all IL said,
add this
"The Fenlnn organization I'D this
for ireland IA lts day--it. 10 a great
measure. broke up the factiOu fights
and tho faction parties. and rot men
Of both sides 10 come together and
work in friendly brotherhood Tor
the Irish cause.
why. tho very women Of ireland
we're with NJ Ia he work Of organ
izati0p. / have known young maids
scores Of them 20 refuse court
ship from men who would not Join
the society.
"is IL any wonder We grew"
but my time grows short u n
10 years now since the end first
seemed near and Was prepared for
death.
Father. said !. 4 have dylnf
request 20 make. Tell me today .
news from the lloer war. bow are
the English iheroT The good priest
said there vas a terrific battle a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-17
elRlsH Boneb NEaN Q1cKsdpAHze93

doesn't aufferln' and sorrowln'
come 20 all uR wimmen. tubbe sure.
Only III say this-thAt livery bride
should know spendin' and not earn
In In woman's wurruk When a
man sits by tho fire 10 cry that he
cant gst wur-ruk. let a woman sit
close and cry harder til he find IT,
Behave me that knowsl"
"Out OF work aRin. Pat? |
thought old AilligAn gave you a
Job"
He did. indade. but III be Kilt
before IN gtArve TO death for the
sake OF kapeiug alivel"
Hello. Nike, How is II you're
not wur rukin' any more?"
Il sthruck
And why did you sthrikey
We'll. it was like this: One
wake ago. come day after tomor-
row night. WIS put tub wur-ruk
among a gang Nv Oitalian biler-
makers like meself. Well. berorry.
livery mothers son OF thin ate n
quart of big onions for livery din.
ner. All the riHt of the day the
smell % thin onions got inter my
eyes 90 that inshtead OF drivln
the bolts was all the time thump-
in me fingers Well. the end cum
when my eyes got 50 full OF wather
tha, inahtead OF putin the bolt in
the hole l put me finger Ia and
the Teller inside the hiier put the
washer on II with such a clip that.
begorry. they had TO take the biler
apart TO get the hole from around
nay finger II was thin that
6thucki"
Copyright. 1918. by the Newspa-
per Enterprise ASSN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-17

Bennett was given purse Of 81 so.
The offering was an innovation. and
came 40 a surprise to the pastor. -
Napoleon Correspondence. Toledo
tOl Blade
Mrs Pankhurst. the English SUI.
fragot. has gone 10 Paris for a rest
She may not get n. but some well
known English officials probably
WIN.
A Media. Pa. editor has sued
Tor divorce. charging she beat him
with a poker broom. runE OF
chair and n fire shovel It's mis-.
take for an editor 10 sue a woman
like that for divorce She'd be- a
handy little assistant around the
office
Lady Constance Richardson. ono
OF tho English nobility. IA they
call themselves. has sailed for New
York where she will appear ne
dancer. II IS said Lady Constance
ia bringing 80 new gowns. Nav
one not express tho hope that she
wears one while dancing7 So few
of them do
DO Won think a doctor should
tell the TRUTH"
mo ! don't believe he should"
Neither do J. I'm sure
wouldn't II ! were o doctor"
= know You wouldn't You.
couldnt."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-17

under a ban. Any lrlshman
caught attending maSs was
heavily fined. Any Wlanman
learning 20 read was Jailed.
And. OF course the 'trounle' he
CANT
why not7"
The year iS45 ia called the fam.
ins year That talk ls trash. There
was no famine Ia ireland Ono crop
blightod aud the landlords seized
the grain crops and sold them for
their rents, leaving tho farmers to
stnrve.
TO qualify for outdoor relief
every man In posseanloh II land
was TO surrender his lcnse 70 his
landlord. Coroners' Iurlea held In.
quests on the dead who had gtpryed
In bitches. aud they roturpel YER.
diets OF murder against th4 govern.
mont. but tho government cared
nothing for that.
Some years ago a new found old
friend. talking Of tho bad fines,
asked mo n ever folt hunger. I
told him ! had not. but that ! SUI.
fered something far wprso- THE
DEGRADATION INTO WHICH
WANT AND HUNGER. REDUCE
HUMAN NATURES
For. ono evening IN nosr, when
| went homo 20 my dinner and found
none waiting. remembered a penny
piece IN my pocket. and ! won't out
and bought n bun with A. stole 20
tho back OF the house aud thieyiah
ly ate that penny bun without shar.
ing Il With my mother or my sister
or my hrothers
~ am proud OF my life, one
way or another: bu, that penny
bun is a thorn In my pridei
IL appears am talking hack 10
my childhood. but I will remain a
boy as long ns | can" Aud tho old
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-17
BY Mary Boyle O'Reilly

STATEN ISLAND. N Y,
March l7-O'Donovan Rosa.
Irish patriot. English prisoner,
20 years fighter for an ancient
cause. apologized with u ges
ture for not rising tu greet
me.
III hammered at 80. my dear
lady. Forgive an old die
hard. They tell me the long
fight Is almost over, SO | have
nothing left but these"
Ills steady hand indicated a
students litter of Gaelic pub
locations.
"rhe Irish language. you know.
he went on, was the language OF
my grandfathor's place. II vas tho
language OF tho sowing and tho
reaplug. tho language OF the NOW
Ing and tho harvest time. Irish
was natural to everyone In the
house when ! commenced TO grow "
And the old man. last VI tho great
Irish patriots. began. slowly. to re-
count his wonderful. allllVcd nfo
g. me.
Il wonder" no muaed. how the
people OF Ross, In my fathers boy.
hood. got their education. For
they were born. you know. IN a
time when education was barred IA
ireland In tho summer time tho
children assembled In the shade OF
the hedges and tho masters taught
them their lessons In the winter
the hedge school was In the shelter
OF some barn
"As II was With the schooling
Of the irish people, 90 u Was
with their religion. Both we're
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-17
"REALLY DOES" PUT STOMACHS IN
ORDER At ONC[-PAPE'S DIAPFP, IN
Time I'll In Just five minutes there will be Indigestion
Sourness Heartburn, Gas Dyspepsia

and puts your stomach ln healthy
condition, go the misery won't come
back
You feel different as soon aa Dla.
pepsln comes I'm contact with the
stomach distress Just vaniahea
your stomach gets sweet. no gases.
no belching. no eructations ~ undl-
gested food, your head clears. and
you feel fine.
Put IN end TO stomach treube by
getting a'large flfty-cent case OF
Pape's Diapepsln from any drug
store You realize IN five minutes
how needless It Is 10 suffer from
Indigestion, dyspepsia or any atom-
ach disorder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-17

n YOU had invented a system OF
painless dentistry. would YOU with.
draw 10 the farthcst nook Of tho
world aud refuse 10 let the people
know what you could do. or would
you advertise your discovery TO the
world to the mutual advantage Of
the public and yourself? By com.
hinlng my professional skill with
business principles. I promote the
public welfare and my own interest.
Az result. ! do the largest bust
ness In my line In Seattle, andshsyo
the best equipment for handllhs &c.
Ny large business enables me- u
procure the cooperation d skilled
experienced dentists. whose abil
tiles are constantly at your service.
We can fill, crown, extract ur re.
place missing teeth without. hurting
you bit So why not obey that
inslstent impluse2 Sec Regal Pain.
less Dentists first.
Regular so Neverslip Plates $50
Extra Heavy $40 Gold CROWNS $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-17

DO some fopds you eat hit back
taste good, bur work badly fer
ment Into stubborn Jumps and
cause a sick. sour gassy stomach?
Now, Mr.. or Mrs. .Dyspeptie. iot
this down: Fspe's Diapepsln dlgests
everything. ,eaylng nothing 10 sour
and upset YOU No difference how
badly your stomach IL disordered.
you get happy relief Ia five min
utes. but What pleases you most Is
that It Strengthens and regulates
your stomach so you can eat your
fayorite foods without fear.
Most remedies give you relief
sometimes-tney are slow, but not
sure. Diapepazn Ii quick, positive,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-17
NOTHING SERIOUS

Why Some Men Sell Life Insurance
A seven week revival service IN
81 Paul's NJ r. church. conducted
by the pastor. Rev Charles Bennett.
closed with 1876 conversions and 100
acceasions TO the memberHhlp. As
an expression OF appreciation Row
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-17

tbs long time since seen
yc last. isn't ~"
"lndade. yes. am married
since
You don't name ~"
4 do. indade. and I've got fine.
healthy boy that the neigh bors say
ia the very picture Z me"
Man alive. niver mind what they
say What's the harm. 80 long as
the child 10 healthy"
Said Mrs. Gilfoyle: Marry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-17
LAST OF GREAT IRISH PATRIOTS GIVES BRAVE DYING
STATEMENT" TO THE STAR CORRESPONDENT TODAN

TuRcla river and tho Brlsl,h
was terribly cut np ana dsfes,..sl
THINK God, said I thai 4
that nown 20 take With me
BE- easy now % De IN peAcep
But I've put N 10 long ~.
hard years since. They ~
I'm an old ltecsier. Perh,s.
Only remember thiss
"Whatsvef Gomez to lr.l,..
through physical force or 80.
mentary reform one must ~.
itn worth by thls--lBEIsss
SHOULD BE GOVERNED ~
CORDlHo TO IRIsH ms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-17

nudAntl"'
How are things with you. Mr.
Woman"
Dear I'm busy an any beng Ia
this world
Aye. how's thatT"
Faith and lvery time I'm NJ lay
shuro. | have something 10 do
Two old cronios NEE, after many
years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-17

A timely Him story. dealing with
the troops cncamped on both sides
OF the border between tho United
States and Mexico. A lieutenant
OF the United States Army and n
captain Of the Mexican troops arr
silently battling for the love OF a
bfight-syed senurita The captain
Is successful. The lieutenant 10 a
~ OF passionate anger tells his
commanding officer % an alleged
breach OF tho existing martial iaW
by the Mexican captain Compli-
cations follow. but a careful aualy
SIS ~ the situation prompts tho
lieutenant 10 release the impTis
oned captain and return 20 face his
punishment Tho story Is told IN
IAN Adventure on tho Mexican
BordeF" al tho Class A.
At the clemmer Until "wednesday
"Gaunuets OF Washington. Tho
Spring OF Life" ~Tightwnd's Pre-.
Innocence. The Dc.
ceivers~
At the Melbourne Until Wednesday
"Tha KISS II Judith. The
TrankgresHiou of Aauuel." ITS De
llghtful to Be Married Kittens"
Babies Prohibited"
A, the Class a Until Wednesday
AN Adventure on the Mexican
Border tao parts. Put Yourself
IN Their Place. Fire Drill BY New
York Fire Department"
Al the City Until Wednesday
When John Brought Home Ills
wife. Parcel Post Johnny" The
Open Switch" "Abscnt-Minded
Joe"
AZ the union Until Wednesday
What Happened 10 Mary.
Love IN an Apartmeni'Ho'ei.
The Old Guard" VIII Willie
VIM Army Target Practice.
Gov. Wilson"
a, the odeon Until Tuesday
"Perils OF the Plains"
A, the Dream Until "Wednesday
Loved by Maori Chieftess.
two reeia. "Pnthe Weekly No u.
James Waterloo. Skies ana
Mines
Al the Alhambra Until Thursday
Rupert Jeffklns. Australian
Speed King." Kathleen Mayour.
ncen." three parts. Animated
weekly THE BelsrRves.
A, the Circuit Until Wednesday
Saved in Mid-air." three reels j.
Frau Van Wrinkles Crullcrs.
A, the Black Cat Until Wednesday
wheels OF Destiny" In three
parts.
At the Grand Until Wednesday
"The SculptorB Strategcm.
Two Widows" Polling Tickle
Father" Idol OF tho Hour.
a, the Yesler Until Wednesday
"The Press Gang" "Oh. That
Boob" The Pitcher plant" The
Swedish Submarine" The Wits
pered Word. The Miser'
Al the Moore Until Thursday
sherlock Holmes In The ST.
ver Blaze" two reels. The Hunch-
back" three reels.
A., the Society Until Wednesday
Drinks Lure, The Artist and
tho Brute" "Tho Mayors Water
loo" The Electrotyping Process
NJ N, Home Until "Wednesday
THE Lure OF the city Her
Nelghbor." "Guumout Weekly No
o."
At the oympian Until Wednesday
"OHarn. aquatter and Philoso-
uher." THE Sergeant The Light
THAT Failed" "a Head for n Head -
A. the Moore sunday 40 Thursday
Sherlock Holmes. ia f'The silver
Blaze. The Huucbback."
A Trlfie Paradosieal, Bm We Get
You.
Wanted Ten Nights in bar
Room People for AT Parts. Booz
ers, Save Stamps Advertisement
In Bill noard
MODERN elegantly furnished
/ ,fotna as fo,,sgaf safna a. IfatnI VII
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-17

MODERN elegantly furnished
rooms at lowest rates at Hotel Viz.
plnus. Eighth and Virginia, near
Westlake. Elliott sos. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-17

Another international c0mp1
ton has arisen that greatly Il
gers the peace OF Europe. Il
claimed that Berlin is the sidl
est city Ia the world. No, syr
cepting gay Par-e-e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-17
Not Posted. |

Why does Pidgin look 70 y,
begune?-
His best gin told hin I
adored Maurice Maeterilnck !
Pldgin thinks he has q danssu,
rival In town"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-17
By Seumas MacManus

The Famous irlah Writer Of lrish
Folk Stories
why dldnt you 40 10 the as
ristanos OF the defendant IN tho
nghtf" asked the Judge OF the 20
ilceman.
Shnre. and would have done
so that. only ! didn't know which
OF thin WAS going 10 be the dc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-17

Brass Beds. Blake FurnI,Hr !;
;iS.iT Pike. %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-17
A Trlfie PsradosIeal, em We Get
You.

Wanted Ten Nights In Bar
Room People for All Parts Booz.
ers, Save Stamps Advertisement
In Bill Board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-17

Several youngsters who had q.
a performances 81 Uncle To,
Cabin" recently were trying % ,
produce the drama n the pIsyrx,
Of a North side home.
They were able to cast The I
to their satisfaction, but one
portant feature seemed to u
ceedlngly disappointing TO tie
nile stage manager.
Looking obviously al a AZ
fluffy and playful little pooh
observed. mournfuly.
Gee. Tiny viii never do is|
man-eatlng bloodhound.--fou}
town Telegram.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-17
Regal Dental Offices

Or. /. r. Clark, D. D. s. tMannasr)
1905 Th,rd Ave, N. ". Cod Union.
NoTE-Bring this Ad with you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-17
Twas Countrywide
JOSH WISE
SAWS

Dsnce at Dreamland tonight. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-17
Be st Short
STORIES
of the Day

The Outlook relates ,ha, . =.
pous Chicago merchant aryoy,.
carrying the sigma Of uro.s-
about him acc0sted an aeauaIn,..
~ his who conducts a ruesss-'
mission aud said
James I'd Ike 10 attend "a.
your meetings"
Certainly. replied the ,r,,su
but leave your watch and dlsr.,
with The hotel clerk"
Wha' =" asked the merch,.
asionishmeut Are not the NJ,
your mission converted thlsyas !
True" answered the MA.
leader softly. but. George. yog
20 easy and wholesome. Rs.r'
don't want my men 10 regre, 3
promised me never 20 steal an n
"is that clock rlght1" asks. \
visitor. Who had already ou,r,,l
bis welcome. His hostess yss,]
Oh. no" she said. "Thath }
clock we always call the 'ylsss-|
The obdurate one sat down ~
The ylsitorT" he re,ar.
What a curious name TO cd
clock"
His hostess yentured an erp,s
ton.
You see" she cooed. ss1I
we call Il that because We }
never make Il GO
And even then he failed to see
point-London hfiswers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-17

A. the Moore sunday 40 Thursday
Sherlock Holmes fnF'The Silver
Blaze. The Huucbbacss'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-17

District Attorney Conner has let lnto
going be reappOinted. Isn't Il strange. Annabely
Wilson shouldn't reward the fellow stole the Wa
gates for Tafti
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-17

BY this time bother the ordinary buIthesd,
soldier In the ranks-any OF the ranso tell Tor what
he's bearing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-17

The Of nssieos present president is pronounced
u you Hueria pronounce e the way It's spelled in
might another revolution
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-17

At the oympian Until "Wednesday
"OHarn. 9quatter and Phiioso-
pher." THE Sergeant The Light
THAT Failed" "a Head for a Head -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-25
LET US HAZE THE FACTS

The suit brought by taxpayers, charging the county com
mssoners with improper handling of the S9Sooo court
house bond issue will be set for trial
II s hoped the case will be tried out its merits and
10, ON LEGAL techncalites The people entitled TO the
real facts in controversy They pay the freight
II is common knowledge that the $4,000 bond issue
was approved by the people with the understanding that this
amount would pay for stories OF %Vs'oy o""os
ON the Coliseum site Pictures OF the proposed courthouse
were circulated during the campaign and advertising mate
rial was distributed TO that effect
Rt IL seems that after Architect A. Warren Gould draws
his $4,000 fee for making the plans and his experts draw
their fees there scarcely will be enough left TO pay tor even
a three-story building. ,
Now is it true the complaint alleges that frame up
existed TO secure Gould fee rather than secure the kind OF
a courthouse the people were led to expeet'
tn, -, he hest answered by investigation into the
real merits The lawyers the can best serve the pup
lie bv foregoing the legal teehneaites and objections ana
hair-spltng which, doubt be abundany raised L"
all such cases this.
LET US HAVE THE FACTSi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-25
NV Department. 1.-The NeW Department of Labor
viii Enter the Home and Sit With the Family
Secretary U1iliam B. Wilson.
Secretary Willidm B. Wilso,

are things that reach into tho
home and sit with tho family.
In assuming tho tremendous re-
aponsibilliies attaching 10 the
MANAGEMENT % that depart
mont. hope 10 keep these
facts ever before me. in order
that the department may az all
Imes give the maximum OF ser
vice to the mass Of humanity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-25
Sure, Bank Has to Be Careful What Sort of Men
II Employs

applicant confidently before the
president
lou do not queried latter pleasantly.
NO. sir" the prompt reply.
No | o tobacco a
fact you know what ianor aates
NO
gamble play cardsY"
horse races7'
a tho Umpth Street Sunday
frequently called prayer"
Quite
short you pointed generally
o q n model MANI?
Wen. air OF s no for me 10 say sir. but"
alright.
recor = Banks these
OF selecting their employees. Goodday, sir"