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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-01

Funny Things.
/ have seen some things
That made my heart
Dilnte with a laugh
Tint would not depart
But the funniest thing
That / over saw
Was rah. 'rah boy
IN a Macklnaw.
New York American
have seen some things
That would make "A cat
Laugh whenever
II thought of that
nut lhe funniest thing
I've seen. I'm sure.
Was q blondc-haircd man
In green velour.
--runalo News
have sven some things
( That would make Q horse
Foraet ga laughter,
All vain rfmorse.
But the funniest thing
That I've ever seen
Was some hair once dyed,
That had turned pca-green.
brand Rapid Nova.
have seen SOME stunts
By ihe human race
That almost nude
Mo split my face.
But tho funniest was
a new-rich Ealoot
Making morning calls
IN a full-dress snit.
Houston Post
9lS
have seen some things
That made me smile,
Though merely glimpsed
For the hrlcfcst while.
But the funniest sight
i've over heheld
Was a henpcckcd man
who had just rebelled.
BIRMINGHAM Age-Horold.
have seen some things
That would make the sphinx
Double up into
Forty kinks:
but the saddcsi sight that
ever ola see
Was q deaf-and-dumh woman at
a sewing bee.
D
THAT JURY made Zoroaster look
like reangt-roaster.
o
WE ARE PANIED 10 inform OF
toman Zar Adusht Hanish. late Of
Wis. successor 90 tho
mantle IL Zoroastcr. deceased. that
there is mighty little doing ia the
sun Cult line az Joliet, ~.
D
WE ARE accommodating cnouru
about most things. but positively re-
fuse Ga become excited about the ar
rest OF santos zelaya.
o
THE SCIENTISTS are going &,
take the wireless apart 20 see What
makes Be buzz.
D.
RUSSIA Is demanding satisfaction
from the TURKS Giving satisfaction
IS the Turkish long suit. a sort of
hathroDe as Do were.
O.
THE COLD STORAGE trust is sur
ferine from % chill
D.
UNCLE SAM is giving it the frosty
face.
q
THE CHIEF truublc-mukcr among
the Nayajos is named Missing Link
He may bee missing. bat % strikes us
Doe has been unplolsautly present
%
TO BE can-did. iu can-yassing the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-01

sentiment on enc can trust
%
WHO THREW that banana?
The satisfied Man.
TIE never moufncd hts lot or prieyed
Fer favors he had not received;
lie never cuVlcd others who
We're proud and rich and famous
too;
lie never ancercd and never sighed.
nut was supremely satisfied.
tie felt no bitterness because
lie wac Dot richer than he was.
No loneinrs ever filled his breast
For BLESSINGS other men possessed;
Cold on hot or dry or wet.
The weather never made him fret.
He always had a cheerful SMILE
he was rontcntcd al che while;
Within big asylum yard
he stroiled. attended hy n guard,
Ana, thinking that he was a king,
Approved 81 every earthly thing
Chicago Tribune.
%
Assuming u Great Risk.
From recent number Of Vogue
We Rot tho following description of
q now fan gown.
"a narrow velvet hand loops up a
frivolous black mlle tunic which
escapes below Il in a plated friil to
fali over q flounco Of black Chan
tiliy. the whole Is supported by "a
scanty white satin underskirt The
tight bodice. scarcely more than a
high alrdie. H. of the black tulio.
trimmed with iot ornament. Make
believe sleeves Of chiffon are sup
lplemented hy bands Of Set over tho
shoulders"
One wonders what the wearer ~
such n costume would do II the
sc1nty white satin underskirt should
suddenly give way
o.
EXPLORERS in Manchuria have
found In the remote Businesses Of that
district "a series of ancient cave tenn
pies This again holds out hope OF
nuithcr sanctuary for he who neeth
TO The uttermost parts az the earth
90 escnpc the high cost OF living.
q
WE MAY HAVE 60 rise up "a our
Common Geezer might and reverse
the political engine az the next cleo
ton. says Uncle Joe cannon, who
| freely comedies that Wilson IL a
| ear Wen. Uncle Joe we win Ga
along with you thus far; there Ylil
have 90 ne an emergency brake put
on 10 the blame thing DC some one
doesn't push old man Huorto on The
track.
D
~ ADDITION wc might say that u
begins Go look almost as II Hucrta
were tied 20 the rails; Ana the en-
elneer hasn't quite nerve enough 90
run over him Cor fear 90 serious de-
ralmcut. as q were, OF the ship of
state.
q
THE NEW mayor of Indianapolis
says he Ia ready for more strik,
troubles. Lucky Because he's sure
TO have them
SEND BACK them troops asks
Gallup. mr. our economical war dee
partmont is on 90 its job, Wc aer,,
that Fort Wiueato should bc rosu-
r,soncd without delay, especially ui
We have the TROOPS risht here handy
on the ground and thc barracks watt
/ ing FOR them.
o.
I HE HAS THREE sons named Mid.
/ die Link. John Link ana Lazy Link
/ Tho rest of tho family Nc hazard. 'n-
! cludc Bob-o-Lluk. Bologna Link, and
! On-Tho-BlinE.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-01

sTATIsTICAL sCREENlNCs 4
SSNSS eSeSS~ %

los Angeles now has ton public proc
ducc markets m operation.
Ncwfoundiand'F government r'Fo-
nue.. last year was sa.736f5t.
Akron. o., VIII Operate 3uchtcl cole
logo nr municipal university
Japunr purchaace at foreign mae
chncry in 1913 amounted Co moro
thnn 81a.0OO.o00.
The total police force OF ENGLAND
and wales S. now nearly thirty-ono
thousand
Thiriy-two per cont OF tho seven
million working women boz this coun-
try are under age
An air-proponcd hydroplanc hns
been built in France Cor use uu shall
low rivers in America
Clock making m tho Black forest
90 Baden and Wurtemhcrg now om-
ploy if0 600 persons
More than 0yc times Hs many Im-
migrant entered Brazil las yoar oq
went q that vast country ton years
ago.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-01

20 US the position IA the world which
belongs 90 us
"My ilrst and last ihouaht ls givcn
20 my army and navy" Kunaus city
Nlnr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-01

Como and sec us and talk over
the advantages nf Incorporating
your business. Companies lncur-
roraica under The laws Of any
state in the union. ny incorporat-
ing YOU avoid many OF the pltfails
of partnership. 10 You need more
capital? This rs the why TO get g.
II you have q good proposition we
win undertake 10 raise money for
you Call or address for fun par-
ticulhrs.
JOHN BARON HUItG REALTY
COMPANY.
20i West Gold Avenue.
Albuquerque New Mex.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-01

nnteed. Sew State Coal and Wood
Yard. G. ". Kuuz. prop. Phone a5
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-01

Want those drugs IN hurry?
Phone 80 Highland Pharmacy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-01

sentiment on che can trust
%
WHO THREW that hanana7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-13

exist.
moral dvegences To-day point
the
able and when talk together
the side invariably
not understand the Of and that the
ais VIII be forever impossible the
ineradieabe polygamy HIS
married her John Doe while asking
wife, should
Il love tho prmordiai OF man
makes impossible for TO that fidelity which
shall and a woman'-Jane
certain respect for Johns honesty while
down. o courtshp NJ Doe has
said these = years
after she haa become Mrs Doe
those subceiarA feeling
she learns OF them intercepted
treacherous friend.
But It moralxlnE
ard
all
viii
society higher
who financially ndepnd
again and she realizes that
board and lodging So she
and for the first time she has
Joseph Pulitzer.
HIS which NIL
ing lie said
The Indispensable does
II Is the dawn OF this truth the mid
the feminist
though she for tho knowledge with boodTAT
MAN is INDISPENSABLE the
NxOtA GREELEY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-13
How to Grow Long
Beautiful Hair
BY a Hair Specialize.

II n not hard TO stop the hair
from falling out and promote its
growth II tho right means are
fused There Is no hope for the
scalp whore the hair roots are dead
| land the scalp ia shiny, However,
10 those who have not reached this
|condltlon. immediate steps should
(he taken to stop q before 1. Is too
Date. Hero Is simple recipe
|whicA you can make at home, that
Twill stop the hair from falling out.
promote its growth and eradicate
scalp eruntions and scalp humors.
II know OF cases where the hair
has grown from four 10 five inches
I'm u few months after using this,
simple recipe: To a half pint of
water add o.. bay rum. n small
box ~ Rarho Compound and IA
or. of glycerine. and apply 10 the
hair. irbhlng with the finger tips.
two or three times n week. These
ingredients can be obtained nj any
drug store AZ very little cost and
mixed az home This recipe not
only promotes the growth OF tho
hair. but darksns streaked. faded
gray hair and makes IL soft ana
glossy Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-13
"A Fortune in Diamonds, Gold
and Silver Now(hangingh Hands!

The sale OF the Burnett stock OF
Jewelry Is not born OF any need for
financial assistance. So far as its
finances are concerned. the Bur
nett Jowelry buiness could be con-
tinued for another twenty-five
years, but the concern has secured
control of a big manufacturing en-
terprise which IS so attractive that
II has decided to close out the jew
elry stock and put all the available
capital and time in the new enter
prise.
Nor is the sale any reflection
on business conditions in Seattle.
The Jewelry store has enjoyed a
wonderful business. due, no doubt,
10 it's splendid reputation and its
superb stocks. The sale Is simply
short cut to new field of en-
deavor. And II is n real sale. The
writer has seen many-some were
good. some were bad. some were
all lean and no fat, some were
made up of bats. In this case,
everything from the fifteen hun
dred-dollar diamond necklace to
the pair of baby pins is marked
down. The finest cut glass is half
price. The choicest umbrellas are
half price. Solid gold and diamond
jewelry is a fourth and a third less.
In many cases the diamonds are
now selling for less than the new
import price.
Solid gold watches and gold
filled watches are a fourth and a
third less. Sterling silverware and
quadruple-plated ware are fourth
and a third less Hundreds, yes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-13

Organized labor is asked 10 ex-
tend its thanks through the Amer
can Federation TO Sen. La Toilette
for his work IN behalf OF the sen
ate scamens bill. and TO urge the
immediate passage OF the bill. in a
resolution offered today by dele
gates Of the international Seamen's
Union.
Delegate Corcoran OF West Vlr-
ginin introduced resolution ask
Ing the Federation to give char
ter 20 the National Stogie Makers.
An assessment OF one cent
on the membership OF or
ganixed labor, the money thus
derived TO be used In oreanix-
ing the wage-earnlng women
Of the country. is urged in a
resolut on by the United Mine
Workers Of America oeleSa-
ton.
Delegates OF the Prcssmen's I'm
ion unite in asking the federation
for Jurisdiction over the Newsboys'
unions
4 resolution. which. II passed.
will put the convention on record
as favoring industrial organization.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-13

thousands, of pins, brooches, fobs.
lockets, charms, rings. cuff buttons
and the like are marked for less
than they could possibly be manu-
featured and marketed for.
The sale is conducted with due
regard to the prestige of the store.
No exaggerations are permitted
no statement Is made that will
reflect on the good name of the
concern. There is even no bargain
crowding. for It is a rule of the
sale that whenever the store is
comfortably filled the doors are
closed, so that buyers have an OPP
portunity for leisurely selections.
In a word. 1t aims TO be the great
est and the safest jewelry sale
ever held in the city of Seattle.
That the sale is evidently appre-
clated is shown by the fact that
over $4,000 cash was counted at
the end of the first week There
is a little danger in this. however
(along with the congratulations
that many who are planning TO buy
Christmas gifts later will find
good many desirable things miss
ing. and consequently have TO pay
more elsewhere. And 1t does seem
a pity that any should miss so
splendid an opportunity to secure
the most valued gifts at such
sale
The Burnett store is open at 900
Second ave. from a. m. to 6 p. m.
in the Burke building. Second ave.
All sales are for cash. but Yeser-
vations may he made as limited
for late delivery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-13
BREAKS A COLD
NEEDS NO HELP
"PApE's COLD COMPOUND"
ENDS SEVERE COLDS OR
GRIPPE IN FEW HOURS

You can end grippe and break up
n severe cold either IN head. chest
body or limbs. by taking n dose OF
"Papc'a Cold Compound" every
two hours until three doses ARE
taken.
II promptly opens cloggcd-up nos.
trils and air passages In the head.
stops nasty discharge or nose run.
ming. relieves sick headache. dull.
ness, fovcrishncss. sore throat.
sneczing. soreness and stiffness.
Don't stay stuffcd.up' Quit blow.
Ing and snufflingi Ease your
throbbing head nothing else In
the world gives such prompt relief
as "Pape's Cold Compound" which
costs only 90 cents AT any drug
store. II acts without assistance.
tastes nice. and causes no incon.
venlence. BE sure you get the
genuine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-13
Beautiful Hair Keeps a Woman
Young In Appearance Even
When She Ia Old In Years
Mrs. Potter. Wsinut Tint Gives Tut
Ncr,niiy Coed Results Always

Any beautiful. natural shade OF
brown hair from light golden 20 the
darkest hue teveu black may DO
easily and INSTANTLY obtained hy
usinx Mrs, Futtera Walnut Tint Hair
stain
DO not suffer tho humiliation Of
gray. str~REed or faded hair Nearly
every one uses a stain now-n days
20 keep young and attractive IN APP
prarauce.
Used once. Il requires only a few
moments once month to keep tho
hair beautiful
Can not wash or rub Off. and can
not be detected No trouble 90 use.
and no experience whatever required.
Full directions furnished with every
package. Follow them aud you can't
60 wrong Any druggist will supply
you 10 you just insist upon the gen
uine Mrs. Fott.r's Walnut Tint Hair
Stain. A dollar package should last
you n year.
send the coupon and IS cents N you
wish a trial package first-as dealers
can only supply you with tho regular
dollar siEs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-13

stand up in their seats and
cape open-mouthed at the
WOMAN who shows an in
tensity of love that is only
given to few mortal men.
This is the play that all Sc
attic should go to see. 1t is
thing to remember. Its lesson
is one that neither man nor
woman can forget. And it
doesn't cost much to see it.
Twenty, thirty and fifty cents
are the prices for the even
ings. For the matinees the
price is twenty-five cents for
any seat in the house. And
there will be two more matt
nees-one on Saturday and
one on Sunday. The produc-
ton is equal in every respect
to the two-dollar "Zaza" pre-
scntcd by the Trust-and in
my honest opinion the acting
is better.
DER WANDERER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-13

o-t am is, md come for ad,iee.
! received the following letter IRON, a
boy frtrnd. New. Miss trey, " YOU
had such letter frc,n ~ yeunH man
OF ~, who used 60 he friend ~
your tiH sisters. would you answer
hf Hcre L. the letter.
M, Dear Little 0iriirt Received
Your letter, and cru .orr, you are
aasr, hecau.c I didnf answer soon
crI but seu'ii feruive me this time.
went you, dessr
"Nca ~sy thlak Z III, you only
as a friend, but I love you---and
you'll Ind II out -sme day.
DO ,oa r~meraber the DAY and
DO ynu remember the day you aud
! walled down Tn. roadg We'll. I
loved ,eu thea. hut MEYER have had
the opportunity yet. n ouid like 90
told you la my arm. and pres. % ki.s
tc ycar lips, May I the nest time
We 10 walking sioncf wonid like
60 zee soa. MAY come Go r.
there' because III never come TO
the farm while Helen tmy si.tcsl
L. there. Come. dcs,ri~. tell me you
love me Inst . little. won't you. dcarf
Answer soon. dsSar. because n 10
Lonesome here. ! am ycurs In love.
~. s.--Coms Hiss me coed nixht,
sweetheart"
Mi.- Grey. I would like 20 see thl.
letter In print. 60 send him with your
answer. Maybe thea he will sec how
foolish he IL. Tell inc what Co do
very soon. and thank you.
VIOLET.
Al am printing the letter 20,
tent because | want girls and boy
o see how perfectly senseloss suci
'ot looks when viewed In col,
ype; and because | want motheri
% open their eyes and see wha
heir young daughters arc u,
against. | have changed the names
10 that no one need be placed II
IN embarrassing position. To /
yirl With a grain OF sense the froth
heap gingerbread" work. ant
'opied phrases. rocking with sim
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-13
Doctors Best Cold Formula
Br~nk- sevcr-st Cold I'm Day
and Cures Any Durable Cough.


This has been published here for
several winters and has proven the
quickest md most reliable formula
ohtaiunhle for coughs and colds
From your druggist get two ounces
OF GlyCcrlnr and half an ounce
Globe Pine Compound uated
PlncJ Take those two ingredients
homo and put them into half pint
Of good whlskcy. shake u well ana
take one TO two teaspoonfuls attcr
each meal and at bed time. smaller
doses to children according to age.
BE sure to get only the genuine
Globe Pine Compound Concentrated
Pincl. Each half ounce bottle coineH
in a Henlcd tin screw top case. Any
drugRlst has II on hand or VIII
quickly get 70 from his wholesale
house Don't experiment with prep
arattons because Of chcnpness. II
doesn't pay to fool with bad cold
Published by tho Globe fharmRceu-
ucal laboratories OF Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-13
Rheumatism
A Home Cure Given by One
Who Had IL

In tho spring o; 1898 1 vas a,
tackled BY Muscular and inflamma-
tory Rheumatism, I suffered az
only the.e Who have u kaoW, for
ever three years tried remedy
sfter remedy and doctor after doe
tor. but such relief a. I received was
emily Temporary finaily, feund a
remedy that cured ne completely.
ana Il has never returned have
given u 90 q number who we're ter
rtsly afflicted ana even esiriiden
with Rheumatism. and !, effected q
cure In every case
want every sufferer from any
form % rheumatic trouhls TO trt
this marvellous healing power pan't
send a cent. -imply mail your nAsne
and address ana I will ssud q nee
10 try Amer yaa have u.sa q and
q has proven itaes 20 20 that lonx-
Looked Cor meAna % curing your
rheumatism. you may send the pFics
% ~. enc dollar, but. understand
do not want your money un'ess yua
are perfectly satisfied 10 ssnd ~
Isa't that fair, why suffer any
longer whom positive r.iist 10 thus
offered you frea' Dcn't delay.
Write today
Marx II. jackson. No. sss. Quincy
Bldg. Syracuse. y. Z.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-13

awakened To the need ana the justice OF
suffrage for their sex realize that n there
Ia ever 10 be any real spiritual progress
for the human race. ono single high stand.
ard OF morals must prevail for MEN AND
WOMEN.
Society. as Il is constituted today. with
one sex exercising what is practically n
monopoly OF physical virtue presents pre-
cisely the spectacle OF the frog we all met
when We studied alRcbra--that poor. ride
ulous frog that climbed two feet from the
bottom or the we'll every morning and fell
back two feet every night Prohlcm-when
Will the frog get out Probiom-when
viii human society. struggling out OF slime
and darkness. reach the light H. through
the exercise OF the dual standard OF NOR
ais, one sex is privileged 10 drag IL down
while the other pushes tor is pushedl for.
ward. For We have to recognize that all
tho forces OF civilization arc combined TO
keep most women good and TO make most
men otherwise.
For long time. by tho deadly policy
OF taboo. that foolish conspiracy Of silence
which holds that the only way 20 deal with
unpleasant things Is 10 pretend that they
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-13

WIN W. he doing wrong In taking
the little one rs our oWnf Please
answer.
just Man aud woman Nha
Have lived Down the Fast
A-rhe very fact that you have
written me before taking this I'm
portnut step IN nm indication that
YOU have reached the stage In your
development whore you ara very
careful OF tho rights or others.
Many parent has not taken that
much Thought In bringing "A child
into tho world liy all means, take
the child. knowing It. but yours M.
der tho direction OF God To rear
for tho best of life. llso sound
Judgment, not just worshlping love.
looking always to the Intelligence
that guides tho stars TO guido you
IN tia instruction. Lea the past
vanish from your remembrance. ex-
cept as Il may prove II preventive
from future mistakes.
OIL am young Eiri Of ~ who
has been mothefiess since my second
year 81 life. have been pushed
around from one place 20 another,
but have In NO way lost ~, rcputa-
uon. come 10 you as mother,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-13
Second Avenne and Pike Stree,
FEDERATION TO
ORGANIZE WOMEN

was introduced by Delegate George
L. Berry OF the Pressmen's Union.
Organized labor IL asked to join
n a boycott against the Wooltex
brands of cloaks and suits manu-
featured I'm Cleveland. Ohio. as a
strike is on against this concern.
in a resolution by delegates from
the International Ladies' Garment
Workers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-13

Q---Am about 90 ash advice In
regard 20 dear friend ~ mine.
About nine months ago this friend
left town with his swr.theau. wh~n
they got 10 tho place where they in
tended 90 marry, they couldn't, ~
neither had WORK nor money. ~
they nut n off. and have been iieing
o.. m.n aud wife iie 1. y fellow who
!. willing 20 do ever, ihing be can 10
make HE wife happy
Tie writes me he ~ having hard
time With herr that rhc won't do
anything Go h~lp about the house.
bat IL AWAY. willing to nsht about
something. want you To tell me
should h- icas. her unmarried fan
she do anything 60 himY want
TO s~nd him tho answer. for can't
bear = SO him the ~a, b, T.,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-13
IN SONG RECITAL

Louise Merrill Cooper the dra.
matte mezz-soprano. will appear In
recital at Odd Fellows Temple.
10th av. and East Pine St, Satur.
day night under the auspices of the
Canadian Women's club. An elab
crate program has been prepared.
Miss Coopers assisting artists are
Miss Phyllis Bieber, violinist and
Carl Presley. pianist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-13
Does 1t Pay for Married
Men to Keep Separate
Establishments?

The keeping of a separate
establishment" is common
enough; it is frequent in
Paris-commonplac in Lon
don, and not unknown in Sc
attic. What happens when
the mistress of the separate
establishment" meets the law
full wife is told in "Zaza," the
great play which made Mrs.
Leslie Carter famous.
"Zaza" is now running
at the Seattle Theatre, Third
and Cherry. Through five
great acts you can see the be-
ginning of the lesson and the
end. Comedy and tragedy,
tears and smiles, love and
hate arc all shown faithfully.
Miss Leach plays Zaza and
plays with marvellous aban-
don, affection and fire. No
such acting has been seen in
Seattle for many a year. 1t
is so wonderful that folks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-13

On answer Ia tho inquiry 81 ono
Of your readers. viii say that Buffalo
1911 4. hale ard hnarty, and viii be
IN thi. city ncrt spring In connection
with sells iioto shous.
4 READER.
Al thank you for firsthand IN
judge from your let
tor.hcad yours Is such.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-13
MacDougall- SouthwiCk

ing Standard OIL controls them, the
attorney general has filed an anti
trust suit to drive 1903 cotton seed
oil mill companies from Mississippi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-13
NxoLA oReELevsMlrH SAYS TODAY
WOMAN'S SOUL TOO NIGH PRICE
TO PAY FOR BOARD AND LODGING

Copyright tst3 Newspaper Enterprise Assoea,on)
union
md n denun o he OF morals"
A nd orb the o
nj the who ~ ye