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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-21

How would you like 10 own part
OF the new Y w G, Az building NJ
Fifth av. and Seneca ste For the
small sum OF one dollar. you may
invest.
We know. because this morning
we bought dollars worth of the
building ourselves 30 the next
time we happen TO stroll by that
way with our wife We will swell
our chest with pride. and. pointing
to particular brick. Will say
There See that brick own II. d"
II was this brick that separated
us from our dollar. After seeing
how nicely II fitted In with the
rest OF them. we decided not TO
have II wrapped up and delivered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-21
us CREAM BALM OPENS CLOGCED
NUSIRlLS AND HEAD-CATARRH GOES

Of the nostrils. penetrates and
heals the inflamed. swollen mem
brane which lines the nose. head
and throat. clears the air pas
sages. stops nasty discharges and
feeling of cleansing. soothing re-
lief comes Immediately.
Don't lie awake tonight strug-
Cling for breath. with head
stuffed. nostrils closed. hawking
and blowing. Catarrh or "A cold.
with liz running nose, foul mucous
dropping into the throat. and raw
dryness Is distressing but truly
needless.
Put your faith-just oncc--in
"Elys Cream BALM and your cold
or catarrh will surely disappear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-21
THE AT

PLYMOUTH. Eng. Jan, 81
Submarine AT was located today
at the bottom of Whitesand Bay in
% fathoms Of water. II was. OF
course. impossible to determine
what accident was responsible for
its failure to reach the surface. but
preparations for raising II began
immediately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-21
PLAN HOSPITAL FOR
FREE CANCER CURE

WASHINGTON, Jan. d.
President J. N. Fisnnery OF the
Standard Chemical company
told the house committee on
mines and mining today that
an "aged millionaire" planned
TO build 90 hospitals at a cost
$4,000, 900 for free treatment
by radlum OF cancer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-21
ASKS
HOUSES TO PASS
CURATIVE Laws

WASHINGTON. Jan. ?i-Thc
five brothers" as Washington has
President Wilson's quin'
tet OF antitrust bills. were all ready
today for Introduction.
They will be laid before the law
makers this afternoon or tomor'
row. a white House conference
having approved them last night
and the president expected 10 ASK
all parties TO support them. The
bills purport Is as follows
Provision for an Interstate
trade commission. with mem
bers on salaries Of $4,000 each.
Prohibition OF interiocking
direetorstes OF Interstate cor.
porations. railroads and ma
tionai banks.
Explicit definition Of what
constitutes criminal conspiracy
In restraint Of trade.
Definition Of general trade re-
lations In Interstate business TO
prevent discrimination.
Empowering the Interstate
commerce commission 20 direct
railroad finances.
The bills will be expedited In
both houses In every way
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-21
aMkW

GOPQESPONDENTS]

Q,--i eome Go you again. a. Z have
~ enc else 60 s~ch advice from.
am constant reader Of your coli
amn, aud want ,our help.
have h~e1 going with young
man ny .~u sse, ~. Tie cooe. TO
my room N~rs otten. and has aiwsy.
been very nice 60 me, hut rot long
axo he insait~d me. We had q spat,
but .eon made ~. Hut. oh. Ni..
Grey, ! am 10 e~co"c a math-s, and
he went MARI, the, and . don't know
what "a do. Help INC " you can.
Jtst ~ IGNORANT GIRL
Al wish you had followed the
advice am constantly giving
young people In this column. |
presume YOU are In rooming or
boarding place. probably without a
parlor In which TO entertain your
company. In such case. n young
man who Is trusted enough 20 be
invited into girls room should
be man enough TO protect the Girl
against himself. and herself.
Hut. that does not excuse you.
You are Just as responsible as he,
and must not be so unjust as 20
throw all the blame on him. You
are both responsible for the child
aud II he has any sense OF right
he viii at least give that child his
name aud support. II he does not.
he will live TO regret II.
II YOU were under age he could
he compelled by law 10 marry YOU.
Even n you did not live together a
day. the child would have It's right.
ftil name II you will go 10 the
juvenile Judge. am sure he will
do the best he eau. Telephone, or
write tho Florence Crittonton
home, this city. and ask for admit
lance.
DO not spend your time regret.
ting. but prepare Yourself for the
great task OF motherhood. what
ever may be the circumstances
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-21
ARRESTSTRIKERS

For stoninE T. J. Nice. a driver for
tho Seattle DrAyage q Storage Co..
two men. said TO be strikers. were
arrested yesterday at Fffth nv. n.
and Aloha st They gave their
names TO the police ms Victor
Malsch and John Potts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-21

EXPERIENCED newspaper won
an will correct and critieise manu-.
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dltional 1000. soc: typewritten
900 words. soc. carbon CSC extra.
Work guaranteed Elliott 4sI5-W.
or Nancy III. nusket,, Apt 5. 1929
Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-21

Probably the most conspicuous
exhibit at the poultry show is a
big 35-pound White Holland tur.
key. owned by c. A. Gumser. ss03
Beacon av.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-21
S,,. ,s Gears Air Passages; You
~ Freely, Nasty Discharge
~ u nesd Colds ana Dull Head.

~, small bottle anyway. Just
TIL ~ Apply a little in tho nos.
~ 49, instantly youn clogged
Y a. ny s,opped.up air passages
ksts. mead viii open; You viii
VIZ Freely dnllness and head.
stanh 1appear. BY morning, the
NJ n eoldin.head or catarrhal
H 's viii be gone. ~ }
AaIl h sach misery now Get. ths
III, S. Of "Ely's Cream BslmR
~ NJ, My store. This sweet, fra.
'ln dissolyes By the heat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-21
Letter 10
pr. kilrncr n Co.
I,lnghnmtop. n. Y.
Prove whn, swamp Root WIN 10 Tor You

FfoNc W HH0 NWHHN7 HU"t VIII "" Tot fou
Send ten cents 20 DR.. Kilmer &
Coo Binghamton, n. Y. for n sam.
ple size bottle. II will convince
anyone. You viii also receive n
booklet of valuable Information.
telling about the Kidneys and blad.
der. when writing, be sure and
mention Dept II. Regular fifty
cent and one-dollar size bottles for
sale at all dru1 slnras
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-21

Of read your isu~rs ev~vy DAY.
sad want ycas sdvtee. . sm n.
and have . good Of weney laid
ap. and wish so mary pretty strt
am In love With. but not er~sy
about. she iives In town,
! ana = weed euft~v. Misc Grev.
don't you think . weesfeuttsr ts Just
- god ss ssybody " br earns his
msa~y hen<sfly-
she went ssy whistler .he viii
many me es not. %. yoo think .he
loves m~r EVERYDAY READER.
A--Thc fact that the girl will
not say whether or not she will
marry you. does not mean she does
not care for you. She may not feel
sure OF herself: or she may not
feel sure Of you-that You will both
be benefited by marriage.
As for wood cutter being as
good as anyone else. n man il a
man. whatever his calling. proyid.
ed he lives mp 20 the best idea OF
manhood he possesses.
Money Is a convenient thing TO
have around. but do not count on
Il as an asset in getting n wife !:
for thanks be. there are girls who
count other things as OF greater
worth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-21
ANNUAL JANUARY SALE
OF TOILET NECESSITIES

Liaterine. antlseptlc. prophy-
Tactic. 25c size f2f; soc size
27c. 800 size 5Sr.
Bouriois Java Rice Powder.
blanche. naturellc. rose or
rachel. 2fc.
Lustr.ite Nail Enamel. the 25c
cakes lac.
Newbro's Hcrpicide. tho 50c
size, zoe.
Perfect Cold Cream. Daegct's
and Ramsdell's Perfect Cold
Cream. soc. jars or tubes
zoe.
Ivy Manicure Sets. file. emery
boards and orangewood stick
complete. Zoe.
Revelation Tooth Paste. the
25c Size 15e.
Absorbent Cotton. hospital
rolls. ipound size, special
tSc.
witch Hazel. the large CSC bot
tie. 16e.
Blue Seal vaseline. this sale.
&c and Sc.
Cont CASTLE Soap. large
bars OF about four pounds.
SOC.
Lustrite Cutiele Ice. the 25c
size, 1Je.
Ivory Dressing Combs. all
coarse or coarse and fine. soc
size zoe.
societe Hygienique Toilet
Soap. soc sire zoe.
soc Ivory Manicure and Toilet
Articles. Files. cuticle Knives.
Button Hooks. Csc.
Dorlns Rouge. brunette. com
pact cakes with puff. sic.
la Biad9e Face Powder.
white. flesh. pink or brunette.
50c sizes 2Dr.
15c and 25c Hand Scrub
Brushes. special Zoe.
Colgais's Toilet Waters. Vio-
let. RobIna. etc. 800 size 74r.
Pivcrs' Toilet Waters. vege-
tai toilet water. lie Trefle. Sa-
frsnor. special 60r.
Bouriois Madeline Face Pow
der. unequaled soc quality. soc.
Fine Talcum Powder. Col.
gates. "t7li." etc. lie.
Pinauds vegetAl. Lilac. de
France or violette. Zoe.
Glyco-Thymoline. for dental
purposes. ths soc size soc.
Holmes Fragrant Frostilla. for
the toilet. 25c size lie.
Pivcrs' Powder. Azure. lie
Trefie. etc. IN blanche rose or
rachel. 6Or.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-21
TANGO IS BARRED

NEW YORK. Jan. 21.-Obeying
the pope's edict against sensational
dances. everything but the waltz
and two-step was barred from the
ball held under the auspices of the
Church of st. Francis Xavier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-21

NEW YORK. Jan. 2l.-Oito
vogelsang. until recently waffle
vender near the San Francisco Cliit
House. sailed for Germany TO claim
a 100000 estate left him by an
uncle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-21

Five hundred and forty pounds OF
blood pass through the heart in one
hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-21

surrounding a. Fiji yeir mind with
pure, high and noble thoughts;
each day endeayor to be little
nearer the kind OF mother your
child will need. You have now
made this your life work. and one
YOU must not shirk II can help
YOU further now. or at any time. |
will most gladly do so.
Owe have found something that
puzzles US. Can you tell ~. what
became Of nil the water after tho
feed In >aah's time-
GRA>p-DAD AND All rNF
oruERs.
Alt you would stop TO think
what has become OF all the water
of every flood we have had since,
you would realize that. as the bible
says: The water subsidized"
Own you please state whether
not you have any superstition
about . bride wearing q gown that
has been wafp by cther-r Thank
,ou. ftrtRt uNiDt.
Al believe that superstitions
belong 10 the dark ages. and hope
have gotten entirely rid OF all
thought of them--until my left
hand itches, when | Immediately
begin TO think am going 20 get
money. I suppose should label
this a Joke. for really. do not be-
lieye In supcrstitions OF any kind.
But, even taking the question
from the dark age" aide, Il Is con
sidered good luck for bride TO
wear.
Something old. and something
new,
Something borrowed. and some.
thing blue"
OIL read Your letter. ever, nlsht.
and get . srest deai Of benefit fran
them. New, for the first time ! come
10 you fsr help. . ssa = cash sifi In
aa~ % tho isrs~ department stores.
Often men come la ssd .ry 10 nit
With me. som. 81 my fsi~aa. ssy
sm slew. usplns 10 hssr from 70"
.a.n piuriE-
Any child. some people who
would like TO get you to do aH they
do. although they know they are
not doing right. try TO taunt one
with calling names such as SLOW,
Not q good fellow etc. Don't let
IL cause you moments worry. for
you are In tho right in not acting
as foolishiy as they. II you will
Just keep on IN tho way you have
started you viii never regret II.
and tho ones who now call you
SLOW" will likely one OF these
days wish they had followed your
example
To a great extent you are the
maker OF your own destiny. and
each days work In little things
Hike this counts for either strength
or weakness Yours IL the priv.
ilege TO choose the good or the bad
each day. each hour. each moment.
Q--t am . yesss mas ~ fairly
SEA habit: " 70 IN. ps...s, ,,m.
myself In love with . nice yeuss i.ay.
! dsa't eiai1 hss Ia be . bssn'y.
bat tuss siae. hsmsiy stu. have
told hev ! lave her. hot she tuss
is.shs :sd say.' -nss. yeu q. got
." hs- shs' : have s~~. e.sy..i.s'
=. s--s have srsss~A year r~as~ss
Q. align sshes sss.ss than Heart
siek. ~t~-
A-Thank yon. n you will BE-
"a thoughtful OF tho Eiri ms yot
have been In this instance. you wil
convince her In time. am sure.
You must take your medicine
Ike n man. and give the girl time
TO readIust her mental view OF you
II your love is true. IL will prove
itself In time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-21

To discuss ways and means for
cultivating flowers on vacant lots,
the Seattle Garden club met Tues
day at the Chamber of Commerce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-21

The county commissioners have
called for bids for wrcckIng the
Coliseum building. on the new
courthouse site.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-21

Squibb's Talcum. violet. car
nation and unscented. tOr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-21

Mary Garden Toilet Water
S2.fJ.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-27

common singer had made reference
to their linen and to how it was made
and the tears it had cost, and the
blood it had cost, and the lives it had
cost.
1t was more than-mere annoyance.
1t was rank insult, and besides it
made Sassiety think, which is very
deadly for Sassiety. So Sassiety up
and left and let Nine Homer sing the
rest of her songs to what lowbrows
there were left in the audience.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-27

Vera Cruz to join Carranza Leaders
of the various Mexican factions are
reported DESTROYS of making one adj
ditional effort to get together before
a final battle for mastery of the ma
ton.
Meanwhile Mexico has four heads.
Carranza rules in Vera Cruz; Zapata
in Mexico City; Villa within days
march of the capital and Gutiearez at
Queretaro.
Galveston, Tex, Nov. 27.-The
million dollars gold customs collected
by the United States government dur
ing the occupation of Vera Cruz was
today transferred under guard from
the transport Cristobal to local gov
eminent depository.
The report that the, rear guard
leaving Vera Cruz was fired upon was
denied by Gen. Funston, who referred
to "the good feeling on the part of
the people of Vera Cruz that permit
ted us to withdraw our forces with
out disagreeable incident of any kind
and with the manifest best wishes of
the people" &c..
The expeditionary force disembark-
ed from the transports today and
Joined the small army encamped at
Texas City.
Sunday School Teacher - did
Pharaoh overcome the children of
Israel at the Red Sea-"
Small Boy-"No ma'am. 1t was a
walk-over for the Israelites."
1890
IT I7RES q Hz7N HuIzY
n
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-27
COCHRANE SUSPENSION MAY
CAUSE CLUBS UPSET

The suspension of Witt K. Coch-
rane from the South Shore Country
Club after he had denounced the sec
ret blackball as a towards weapon"
seems to have started a social revo-
luton on the South Side.
Cochrane wrote an article in the
Cherry Circle, organ of the C. A. A,
after three members of the board of
directors blackballed Albert Kuppen-
heimer, wealthy tailor, because he
was Jew.
He did not mention any club by
name, but the South Shore pulled
themselves into it by making Coch-
rane stand trial and then suspending
him for three months.
Since the story leaked out there is
talk of wholesale designations from
the club on account of the clubs IN
fair action. A secret petition is being
circulated in Cochrane's behalf,
which pledges the signers to imme-
diately resign.
It is limited that the South Shore
directors who had fought Cochrane
had even tried to get the C. A. A. to
take action, but without result.
Mr.. Cochrane still refuses to make
any statement.
-O-O-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-11
ABOUT

Answering statements attributed To Ton
with reference 10 IA, liquor question
and Il section 81 the Mcxican vote. Col. ID
Gay today called aiteption to the FOL
III Col. BALI platform. which make.
40 reference whatever Ia the Mexican vote
II favor = pure ballot. the honest
casting and counting NJ votes. clean
politics and good government. Our
election laws should provide better
safeguards against illegal payment
and issuance Of poll tax, the corrnp-
tlon 81 the voter and secure the call
ING and counting Of the votes ~ they
are east. and their corrccs return.
"More stringent laws should be-
passed 40 secure these objects and 10
prevent any vote being east unless q
voter can either mark his own ballot or
call the names of every candidate for
whom be- desires To vote. and the Of
Zee to be- voted for. before the officers
oi the election and watchers. and any
person wrongly marking the ballot Of
another voter. Or telling MIN how 10
vote for amy person, should b. put be-
hind the bars.
"The liquor dealers and brewcries
-honld BE- compelled ~ bond. under
penalty of forfeiture of their licenses.
not a. 10 any oi the acts ~ respect to
elections forbidden by law. and their
license should he forfeited If any agent
officer or cmplDvc should contribute 10
any candidate or campaign fund.
'Ne should have a constitutional
amendment DISTINGUISHING for five
years al violator- 81 our election laws.
We Must stop the use of large sums Of
money ~ our elections. whether cor
rupily spent or not. 20 that Il poor man
can afford L. run for office. Candi-
dates should ~ limited 60 reasonable
expenditure and required H. now. Ia
swear % the source Of all money con
tributed 10 their campaign.
Campaign committees 81 every kind
expanding money IN primary or sencr-
al elections -honld b. required la rem
der the same character Of account a.
A. required Of a candidate"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-11
Luke McLuke Says:
cincinnati Enquircr.)

Cincinnati Enquircr.)
Any old Time a fellow calls On 4 Girl
and she remarks that she expects To- die
an old maid. he might a. well hold NJ his
hands and take his medicine.
The old fashioned woman who was
named Nary-lanc now has i daughter who
has a front name like a Pullman ear.
Ever notice that nobody seems Ia he in
4 hurry when YOU are waiting.
Spring chicken j. al very well IN is
way. But that j. NO reason why a man
-hould marry a IL vrar-ofd girl.
The reason y woman know her husband
would u~c bad taste II he selected her
%elothe- N because -hr can 20 ont and buy
HIM a nccktie that looks aud sound. like
m Apache massacre.
l"n might ret 4 woman Ia admit that her
husband ~ smarter than she ~. bnt no
woman ever admitted that anyone ever
moved "ut ~ a house and left II clean.
What has become ~ the old fashioned
boy who believed Non when you told him
h. had 4 vhancc io hecumr President
CT course Mother wouldn't THINK ii
knocking Father. But she always expresses
\ hope that her daughter wifI MARRY better
than she did.
\ woman may be- compelled to wear the
same dress -he bought four wears a.n.
But that doesn't keep her from putting in
Tour hours a day reading the fashion dope.
After \ woman has in s~ed around M
morning and given the poodle and the can
airy 2 bath and watercd the fern and fed
The gold fish. she sit around and knocks
the lazy woman next door who has nothing
TO do but look after four kids.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-11
Soldiers Are Sponsors For An
Excellent Entertainment At The
Episcopal Church Parish House


hut she needs no eul0gy.
Private Stowcll gave a very humorous
reading and il was % much enjoyed that
he had TO return twice.
Corporal Orr. tenor of the Il. "A. G..
qnartette carried us into realms OF &C.
stacy.
The delightful program closed with "A
duet by Miss Archer and Corporal Orr.
Words fail ms when we try To describe
IL. Only those who heard them can appre
eiate the great pleasure il gave.
At the close of the program Dr. Cleo.
NJ. MacD0ugall. rector ~ the Episcopal
church very gratefully thanked the audi
.cnce. and the Methodist church for their
cooperation in making the evening u sue.
cess. lie also extended hearty thanks and
appreciation to the merchants and bust
ness men Of the city for their interest
and support in this entertainment. We.
too. wish To join him i'm thanks and ap-
probation for a suggestion To the sol
.diers. who were sponsors for the enter
tainmcnt hat embellishments Of lee
tTcdIh dhu tstkt lulbONlh~ Sutn ah excel
lente entertainment were unnecessary.
brought forth the modest reply that I'VE
must have them and give the people a
square DEAL and indeed they did.
"A dozen girls in white and wearing
charming little caps made by the sol
diers and bearing the c0lors Of the coast
artillery corps and cavalry. red and vel
low. respectively, gracefully served the
refreshments.
Private Stowcll Of the coast artillery
corps. 9lSt company. and Private Barrett
of TroopC. Of the Third cavalry. who
were the committee in charge Of the mr.
engagements for and the entertainment.
are deserving of special mention for their
efforts.
When il was all over we felt like get.
ting o. the housctops and shouting n
the college boys and girls 10 when "A
great success comes To them:
RAIIi Rail, RAIIi
Who's All right. who's all right
Soldiers, soldiers. out of sight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-11

I, Today there are 10 2GT Officers and
enlisted men in the United States Marine
Corps. In these days III peace they arr
guarding the millions Of dollars worth
u public property in the United States
navy yards. naval stations and a~rScnalS.
They are scattered about the earth wher.
ever the American flag l. fIs.nE-in the
Philippines, Hawaii. Guam. Porto Rico.
and the Panama Canal Zone. Today they
are ~watchfully waiting the outcome ~
the situation in Mexico. They form M
least : per cent. n regulation 0f the navy
20 providing. Of the crew aboard an bat.
tleships and first class cruisers. While
fraternizing socially with the sailors
they are the official police Of the ship.
having authority To enforce regulations
and order. In times ~ war. they are the
first soldiers 10 land on foreign shores.
frequently i'm the face Of deadly fire.
Thcywerc the first I'd brave the fire IA
Vera Cruz. in Nicaragua In 1872. and al
Guantanamo Bay. Cuba. in ISIS. The
modern marine w equipped with the lat.
eSt invented implements Of war. They are
trained to transport and operate wire
less telegraph and telephone. portable
searchilght. submarine mines and torpc.
does, rapid fire guns and light artillery.