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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-20
Women Protest
Corset Display

NEW ULM. MINI. May 20
(Spl) 1.-THE Current News club Of
this city. the membership OF which
Is confined TO women. has sent let
tiers 10 local dry goods merchants.
protesting against the practice OF
displaying corsets in store windows
to the gaze OF men and boys.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-20
Women in the
NeUs of Today

EUGENE. Or.-Thc PanHeron,c
association. composed OF rcpre.
sentatives OF all the national WON.
ems fraternitios here, has dccreed
shat freshmen girls must not APP
pear at student dances In any ox.
cept lingerie dresses
MuNCIE. lnd.--Miss Doris Tn.
derwood. the Hartford city school
teacher. tried on the charge OF at
tempting TO KIN Otis Fisher. a
Muncle drug clerk. whom she al.
leges wronEed her younger sister.
Ada. was found not guilty late
today,
CLEVELAND. O. -- Protecting
from a mob the chauffeur. who had
run down and killed her little
brother. today. Rosa Gallet. 10
years old. fought of even her moth.
or until policeman could arrive
CHICAGO Suffering from an
ineurable disease. Mrs. Dora Sat.
Der died hero last night while en-
route from stanwood. Wash. to
Norway. whore she hoped again TO
see her son before she died.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-20
Second Avenue and Pike Street

much Interested.
Little Claus looked very wise and
puckered up his forehead and
squirmed and twisted in i knowing
way.
Now. boys and girls. what Go you
think he told the farme. he had In
that sack?
ITO Be Continued.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-20
Hats Off to This;
Kills Bear in Auto

WALDEN. Colo. May 20.--When
a huge grizzly bear rushed At Dr J.
a. DUNCAN OF thsa city while he was
making a visit In the mountains
sunday. he saved himself from pos
sihls death by throwing n laprobe
over tho animals head and then
ramming Il with his automobile
Killing Il instantly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-20

swer. remain a READER.
Alt your letters contained
no "slvsh" or endearlna terms
and were strictly decent. the
girl can do nothing. but " they
were otherwise she nigh; aue
you fer gngentlemanly con-
duct or breach Of promise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-20
TO REMOVE GREASE
STAINS FROM RUGS,

Dear Miss Grey win you kind.
~ give me way OF taking grease
stains from n light colored rug
without ininring the color7
A READER
A.--Mix paste OF fuller's earth
and turpentine. rub on fabric until
the turpentlne has evaporated and
white powder remains. The lat.
ter can be brushed Off and tho
grease viii have disappeared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-20
MOVING PICTURE "FsvER."

Dear Miss Grey: Please toll me
where n person would 80 TO get TO
tho Moving Picture headquarters
I would like 10 be an actress. but
do not know where TO 40. 80
thought I would come 10 you for
advice. Please answer as soon as
you can. Also, what train should
/ take? LITTLE BEAUTY
A.--Consult one Of the Mo-
ton Picture magazines for adj
dresses of the different film
companies and write them for
particulars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-20
A Hidden Danger

1t is a duty of the kid
neys to rid the blood OF
uric acid, an irritating poi
son that is constantly form
ing inside.
When the kidneys fail,
uric acid causes rheumatic
attacks, headache, dizzi-
ness, gravel, urinary troub-
les, weak eyes, dropsy or
heart disease.
Doan's Kidney Pills help
the kidneys fight off uric
acid - bringing new
strength to weak kidneys
and relief from backache
and urinary ills.
Here's home proof
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-20

THAT SUMNER STRAW HAT.
Let "a design your straw this season
yuu'u he delighted We have the goods
tho das Kners 20 please You; our volume
% trade and low rent make low price.
We rrblock Miiaua. Hempa. CHIPS
Panamas Peanuts The midsummer
shapes arc nov IN,
MODEL MILLINERY
ssT Peoples Rank Building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-20

You Shouldn't" Billie Burke Most Popular Most
Famous, Best Loved Women Are Old in Years"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-20
ASTHMA
BRONCHITIS
TUBERCULOSIS

Call or write for Free Booklet
containing full Information con
corning this remedy and what II
has done for residents OF Seattle In
relieving Asthma. Bronchitis and
conditions which lead to Tubercu-
losis. This remedy IL sold on its
merits upon recommendation Of It's
friends. Ask those who have used
II. Their names will be furnished
upon request Address
NATURES CREATION
SASS Peoples Savings Bank Bldg.
. q. m. 10 8 .. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-20
SEATTLE PROOF
Testimony of a Resident Oh
Fifteenth Avenue.

Mrs. James Richard, 100
Fifteenth Az, Seattle, Wash.
says; 81 have used Doan's
Kidney Pills for kidney trouble
and am glad to say that this
medicine was just what my
system required. Before TAX
ing this remedy, | had tried
many others but had got no
relief. |. am now well. my
kidneys are normal and have
no more pain or that tired
feeling in my back"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-20

Any work that doesn't prove
satisfactory will be repaired
free OF charge at any time.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-04

Joe d. Blades. the noted inventor,
who resides in the wilds of Bracken
county, says he has found perpetual
motion. and is building an automobile
to be propelled by this power. He
says that the power to run the auto.
mobile will be produced by springs.
When one spring is running down
the other one is winding up, thus
creating perpetual motion. The auto
is now about completed and he saws
it will be on the read in a short time
1t Is a self-starter. When you sit
down in the seat the machine is nut
in motion; when you get up it stops
Falmouth (Ky.) Outlook.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-04
FIX VALUE g H.. Y! LIT
In England, Il Mid Seem, 1t is Ap.
praised at the Sum
CT $fco.

English editorial writer's, gravely
commcE.ing on tan e htyalQe attach
ing to human lie n : Aico, quite
overlooked a Cc.:le Of cases which
were roIoried in 'ta columns devoted
to local h s. The fist case whict
failed 30 receive tie attention of the
editorial wY.ttrs VS. that of Moor.
house, the w,n h wn aviator. who
was fined 500 ard costs for killinc
a carter by the reckless driving of an
automobile.
The other case was that Of a school
teacher. twenty-scven years old, who
had been teaching school for ten
years. Her salary was $50 a year. In
order to support herself and her moth.
er she has had to exc out her salary
BY working as a waitress in a restau.
rant. Recently member of the school
committee recommended that the
teachers salary should be increased to
500 a year. The committee has not
yet acted on the recommendation.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-04

away fom Brandon, however, 1T tho
very hour a t'.et important inter-
vioN vas ~ re 49, Young V'i,lrid
/ EraGsett brisl hray-iacod ard lr' It
as 4 del2r, VS. 70 ing his way down
stretch Of ralrc j, whistling mer-
rily.
Wrfgid had IN 1e rocd" Z ter
than tat he ! 4 y GsN GOOD He
could lsegh q = lis Youthful follos
now, ard not h.'pyc him Elf very
much of sim = gll II cy-ori-
cnced cle2I y, cfas,tlod sentiment
in his he 1t TIA, mede him feel that
he would be wglcc ed at The place
he was hound f0r-home.
"Tve done the rirht thing" he told
himself as he trud I'd along. Father
set ME a task Wen, I've learned il.
! got job among the clam she'll fish,
ers up Dalton river, had some luck,
and I'm going home not only with the
fifty dollars. but as much more to the
good"
Wilfrid stepped aside to allow
slow moving freight train to pass
him. Then he gave great start as
Its last cars swung around the long
curve. He stared in sheer wonder.
ment at the figure of little girl not
more than ten years of age. clinging
to the top of the iron ladder on one
side of the car and huddled up
against its rounds.
THE mischief" uttered the astound.
ed boy. "She must be scared to death.
or the pluckiest girl I ever saw"
Wilfrid posed to catch at the ladder
a. the car reached him, swung under
the clinging child, and supported her
against his arms. She was softly
crying.
See here. little girl" gasped Will
frid. what are you ever doing here?"
Snowfall" was the single re-.
spouse.
who's Snowball?"
'She's our own dear COW. they're
taking her away from grandma. who
Is sick in bed. Ii she finds out that
SNOWFALL has been taken away, she'll
Just die, | know she will. Grandma
raised Snowfall. She's one of the
'amily, and we get half our living
rom hersmilk."
"And where is Snowball?" cues.
Toned the bewildered lad.
She's in this car. I saw the man
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-04
SN0HDALl'S RETURN
Young Prodiga| Saved the Wild
ow's Cow and Won Wife
for Father.
By MADELINE ADA LEIGHTON.


I'VE have been friends for . good
many years. Lydia"
And let US continue the same, Dan
iel."
The scene was in the neat parlor Of
the village home Of Miss Lydia Park
er. spinster. Her caller-and sutton
was Daniel Bracket, ten years . Wild
over. They were q well-matched
couple. she in the matchless perfec-
ton Of mature loneliness Of face. ig.
ure and mind: he in the strength Of
q really noble manhood
Il have waited long time to ask
you the question nearest to my heart"
he went on. Il am disappointed.
Lydia-and q trifle hurt"
Daniel" said Mr.. Lydia. I'VE can
be straightforward with each other.
| was the school girl friend Of your
dear wife. | am the friend of her
lonely, wandering boy. You have
asked me if l would marry you.
VIII uOI ui1o"CI tIdI VuVotiOh tAl yOu
have taken Wilfrid back where he
belongs-to your home and your love-"
Daniel Bracket took up his hat and
left the house. He was not only
troubled, but sad. Wilfrid. his boy.
had been a wild, reckless lad, impul-
sive. always in difficulties, but whole
hearted and generous to fault. One
or two boyish scrapes the indulgent
father had overlooked. Then one
night the son was a member Of Hal
loween party which wound up In an
accidental blaze. A farmers barn
was burned down. MFR. Bracket paid
fifty dollars to prevent trouble for
Wilfrid and banished him from the
house.
when you have earned that fifty
dollars and repaid It," said the father
sternly, you may come back to your
home Not before"
That was six months since. From
that day until this no word had come
from the homeless lad. Forty miles
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-04

drive her in here from the cattle pen.
won't leave her till find out where
he's taking her, and ! can take her
back to grandma"
Just here the train took a siding
and halted. Wilfrid made the child
climb down to the ground and rest her
tired arms. by telling her that he
would "see about things"
A brakeman and another man came
strolling from the caboose. They
stared strangely at the pair. Wilfrid
began to explain. The man with the
brakeman smiled before the narrative
was concluded.
poor little thing" he said. I'm
sorry for her. but she don't under
stand how affairs stand. I'm consta-
BILE from the county seat Mrs. Gran
by owed some money, and there's an
execution out. I didn't want to dis
turb her by levyink on her household
goods. 50 l took the cow"
And this brave little child followed
poor SNOWFALL" said Wilfrid. "Offi.
Ger, is the amount very much?"
Forty dollars and COSTS" was the
reply. with a sympathetic look at the
child. I'D pay it out Of my own
pocket IL wasn't poor man."
III l can pay it, will you release
the cow" asked Wilfrid.
Yes, and throw of my fees, gladly"
replied the officer.
Wilfrid was parting with hard
earned, proudly-prized savings, but he
felt like a royal kind as the trans
action was completed, a slanting plat
form run up to the car, ard Snowfall
delivered into his keeping.
The officer wiped away suspicious
moisture from his eye as the little
girl threw her arms around the neck
of the snowy white animal, cried over
her recovered pet. and then laughed
for Joy.
It was only ten miles back to her
home. Wilfrid led Snowfall with a
halter. Part Of the way the girl rode
on her back
Somehow the people of the town
found out what the strange procession
meant. An enterprising reporter Gag.
erly gathered up the material for a
good story, and when Wilfrid left the
happy child and her pet at their home,
the wires were clicking an incident
Of rare human interest all over the
country. The afternoon papers had It,
including the Brandon Evening Tele-
gram
Il told you Wilfrid was worth while.
! knew he had the making of a grand
man in him-and what do you say
now, Daniel Brackett?" demanded Miss
Cynthia at the Rrackett home at eight
o'clock that evening. She pointed to
The newspaper she had brought with
her on her impetuous, unceremoniOus
visit.
YES" answered Mr. Bracket hum.
bly,. "Wilfrid is a splendid boy"
You start right out finding him,
Daniel Bracket" ordered the spin
ster sharply. "Or I'll never speak to
you again.
mo need. father! Miss Parker!"
cried a CHEEKY voice, and the boy in
question hurst into the room.
The warm. fatherly greeting made
everything all right. but it was the
emotional Miss Cynthia who caressed
Wilfrid and wept over him, and was
proud Of him for his unselfishness.
There's that fifty dollars, father"
said Wilfrid in business like way,
placing roll of bills ON the table.
Mr.. Bracket pushed it back sheep.
ishly. Miss I.ydias eyes twinkled.
Her would-bc sulor sided up to her.
THAT question asked you this
l.yda?" he insinuated
gently.
Miss Warner placed loving arm
about Wil'rd.
I'll think about the answer" she
said simply.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-04
Sensible Eafhee

You say you want to marry nv
daughter?'
Yes. sir. After thinking the mat.
ter over l have reached that conclu.
sion"
You have, Ell! Well, want her
to marry a man who is not 30 ALFRED
delibeFate!"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18

gross 200 classify ana lease the semi
arid public grazing lands of the west
Iu 1903. 900 tho annual meeting Va
Kansas CITY this association memorial
igrd congress Geo appoint % special lnnd
commission to invtstlEIty western
land conditions.
"In january 1905 our association
formulated specific bin for fhc l'as-
Iur OF tho scmi.5rid unapproprlatod
rrt7iul lands. fully protecting 100 the
o.. ,aifa of th, homsuoador. That BILL
with some slight notifications, has
been introduced lu both branches OF
congress every session since ZOOS.
Some OF the uiIa were over reported
ont of the committees to winch thoN
we're referred
"Thp great difficulty I'm securing
This much needed legislation Hos 90
the fact hlt th, west is divided on
tho question tn, majority OF the
stock men OF tho west favor a law
similar goo that formulated uy this
association. and those stock men who
oppose II Hry mostly uoWaIIr stock
men who profit Dog present existing
conditions Then there be- th, uppu-
HuHn on those who think 300 fh, roE-
errm,nt hand should ho turned over
200 an. state 100 which b. is 'pratod.
.m view uf uh.s varied opposition
uu th, part of som, uf the people Of
fN. west. .' is mot strHus, thnt west
,ru .uuerus.mcu and senators should
ALSO ,ut.Iuiu divergent Views. for as
90 rule congressman frv Goo pl.Hs, their
constituents and 'u offend NON. ~
them. 500 that explains their inactive
10, on This question
.-ru. .r,..ri world condition.. gs Co.
Cha. prudu.g.r ur livestock ar. abe
u,r.nar ,omu,r,d with IA, 4tuulinu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18
RESrOR NTION TO ENTRY on
LANDS ~ NATION N. FOREST

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18
FIRST GUN FIRED
IN SMITH CASE
Suit BY Superintendent of
Asylum to Recover $4,000
From Trustees Will Be Bit.
terly Fought.

Las Vogns, ~ NJ. Jan. i1.--Arsu-
monts upon the demurrer glod hy At
tornoys John y. ". Veodsr ond ELMER
E. ccdor Goo the compliant OF ur. w.
VI. smith ln tho suit OF the latter
against the board OF trustees o. tho
Sew Mexico hospital for the insane
were heard yesterday boo chambers Iy
Judg. David j. I,lht Dr. smith.
who vua dis.hlrLpd Iu september HN
the trustees from th" position nt su-
pyfint,nd,ut OF th, h.r state .u-f.tu-
tlrn. asks fur $4,000 JS salary. dame
ages and attorneys ..,s. iy uucLes
that hr entered 100 1910 into 20 cone
tract with th, board ~ trustees of
the asylum. the lIfu coz which Wus 'u
Dec Ny, Years br smith asserts that
nc had lill three years uf this cone
tract to ulnu when 10 WIS terminated
hy tho arbitrary action uf the board.
be asserts further that the uo11d
showed mo- real eJus, for disuhIrg
ing him. being uniuI, Go cite pur iu-
stance go which DO, had been d'rolIct
loo h.s duty.
The chief argument presented Dos
, The M,-srs N,,d,r vIr jblt Jur board
uf trustees hHd no. ltEHl right Co enter
into contract such H~ was siy,u Dr.
smith and THAT 'l.u u Judgment
were given against do, board 90 would
Dol, lmpu.sinl, foo collect o. 1s the
buildings and prap,stE according go
law. cannot ur held fur debit The
Ny.dpr- stated that co." uul. way Go
recover damages would De- Goo induce
! ,h, Legislature Co. appropriate money
for that purpose.
Dr SMITHS 1tturu,ys are stephen
70 Davis. Dr., ana Charles ". O..
, ward
The case promises Co Dee fou-ht bite
7 tprIs Dos both slides. ur smith was
/ employed bog a. uoYri col Trustees WHdv
Iup 100 tho majority of Republicans
! "a, was d.s. harErt Dos u board uf
/ trustees made up loo thr majority oi
| Democrats who desired Goo give the
unlg, Go member ui their own party
which they did several months ag"
when ur William Porter Mills ut This
trity was appointed pr smith gave
|up hi, pryf, practice to take th"
/ position uI superintendent 90 tho asy.
/ ium and The 1--WE year contract was
! entered into Tor hls protection. The
/ ,ntyrDd into Tor his protection.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18
TYPEWRTTEks

.~-~~~-~.>e>Nv-~-.-~~e~~ -N->r.e~~~es-~e>eF~r
ALL KINDS, neth aee ana aecona-
hand. bought. sold. rrniee ana re-
ps'vtd. Albnquerqne Typswnies ~.
chanHs. Phone let 81 Wdat 0olas
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18
Personal Property Loans.


HUNEt 10 INlNNs
ON furniture, pianoA organs. horses
wagons and other chatteas also on
salaries and warehouse receipts. a
low AZ $1,000 ana az nigh AZ $4,000
Loans are quickly mace ana strictly
private Time--one NORTH 20 one
year given. Goods 60 remain IN your
possession our rates are reasonable
can and see Ne before borrowing.
steamship tickets 20 and from ali
parts OF the world.
PRIVATE OFFICEs--open Evenings.
THE HOUSEHOLD LOAN Co.
gooms nud ., Grant Building
8Oa = West central Avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18
THE HER AID WANT. ADS
3 LIHES--3 TIMES--3 DIMES RESULTS!
FoR SALE

Desirable business property. im-
proved and uuimproved
f3au0 -5-rhum cement block, mod
ern. corner Va Highlands, on car
line.
fl6G0--s-room double frame. bath.
electric lights. furnished; corner lot
near shops. rents FOR $50 per month.
$500 cash. balance ; per cent
F2.g5O--s-rovm 2.ntory frame dwell
ling, bath. electric lights: corner lots
9Th ward on car line
flg00--Gts nrraa ~ good land.
under cultivation. 3-room adobe. barn.
corral
s2f0o~-ail acree at land. we'll huiit
G-room house, large barn. close boz on
North Fourth street.
2,00O-5-room frame modern; 50
loot lot. fourth ward. near car tnss
t200 cash. balance easy paymsntA
MONEY TO LOAN
rJtE INSURANCE.
A. FleisC her
~ SORTS FouRTn SrREsT
Next Ca PostoGicc. PHONE s7t.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18

OSTEOpATHY
DR a. "a. CONNER.
Iiccnsed "a I'rnilce OstevUaihs.
Medicine or BusEefy.
Ny special work "a curing ehf0nie
diseases.
office Ia the hew stern buildina.
corner Fourth and Central avenue.
Telegs,ane for appointment stt "a
$40
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18

Come men delight lu daily dghts
Aud hunt them near aud far
They like Go stand up for their rights
But don't know what they are.
boston Advertiser,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18
NICK's CHILL PARLORs

RnchilAdaa, Hot fanatics. Chii Coz
CArne and short Orders
'oa uaaf g. ttpat
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18
LOST.
ROsWEI,I,-vAUGnS AUTO dNE.
Carries a.. =. MALL

I'Autl WNltH unIiI IUiUD 4. -n fUT
arrival % ". y. SIS W. train Na 81
Pare one way. so. Round trip. SIS.
100 lbs baggage carried free, excess
baggage. 81 DC per zoe lbs haggagt
up 90 1880 los carried.
Connections made al Vaughn with
an o.. y. a 3. W. ana santa We train
H0swell AntO Co. Roswell. owners
darlington ssrss., Vauahn, Agents.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1913-09-13

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