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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-25
OLSON LANDS ON
LAUNDRYMAN

OLYMPIA. Sept. 25.--Labor Com
missionersOlson as chairman Of the
Industrial welfare commission has
revoked all apprenticeship permits
to employees in the Monroe steam
laundry at Monroe. OF which X. J.
Scott Ii proprietor.
This action was taken when two
girls filed affidavits to tho effect
they had been coerced and intlmi-
dated by Scott into making false
statements In applications for ap-
prentice permits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-25
j. M. FRINK WILL
CALLED INVALID

Judge Tallman yesterday declared
the will of j. NJ. Frink Invalid. and
appointed Gerald r, Frlnk and Fran.
els Guy Frink administrators OF the
estate on the petition OF the widow.
The will was written and signed
by the deceased, but did not bear
the signatures OF witnesses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-25
HEADACHE STOPS.
NEURALGIA GONE

Nerve-racking. splitting or dull,
throbbing headaches yield in Just
a few moments to Or. James Head
ache Powders. which cost only 10
cents n package at any drug store.
It's the quickest. surest headache
relief In the whole world. Don't
suffer- Relieve the agony and dis
tress now! You can. Millions of
men and women have found that
headache or neuralgia misery is
needless. Get what you ask for.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-25
PROF. RICHARDSON TO TALK

o. II. Richardson. professor of
European history. University OF
Washington. viii talk on "The
Great European War" before the
Madrona Heights Improvement
club at the Madrona Presbyterian
,hurch on Monday evening, Sep.
,ember rs. s p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-25
FATHERLAND
DISGRACED,
SAYS GERMAN

LONDON. Sept 25.-Afser
visiting Louvsin, TirIemons.
olnart and ksmur. Or. Llsbe-
mech. according TO an Antwerp
dispatch TO tho Exchange Teie-
graph Co. today. intend 70 re-
turn 10 Germany to tell his
eountrymen that the conditions
he found IN these places die
grseed the fatherisnd.
The doctor IL the socialist leader
In the German reichstag.
He was reported shot at the out.
break OF the war for refusing to do
service.
Later II developed not only that
he was not shot. but that he had
gone willingly to the front. as &C.
counts from Berlin told tho story.
The Exchange Telegraph's Antwerp
informant has II. however, that he
is now war correspondent for vor.
waerts. the German socialist organ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-25
BELGRADE is
BOMBARDED

NISH, Sept. 2b.--The repulse of
another Austrian attempt to cross
the Danube at Belgrade was an.
nounced today by the war office
Before the attempt was made. II was
stated the city was bombarded for
five hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-25

Aisne seems nowhere TO be ap-
preaching a decisive stage"
Going more into detail, the war
office stated:
The German troops are attack.
Ing the entire line OF French from.
tier Notifications. from verdun TO
Toul.
In an attempt TO raise this siege
and TO prevent the demolition OF
their forts. which are already suf.
fering severely from the German
she'll fire. the French have repeat.
eddy attacked the German lines IN
force. but have invariably been re.
pulsed with heavy losses upon their
main support
The German right wing has
been heavily pressed by the com.
bined French and British forces.
but nowhere has the enemy made
any impression on our front.
East OF the Argonne district, our
lines have been extended through
varennes. which was taken by n
series of brilliant assaults in which
the enemy lost heavily.
In French Lorraine and on the
Alsace frontier. fighting proceeds,
but without much change.
THE German troops spirit IA
wonderful. They have met the
most desperate attacks with coun.
ter-assaults and have greatly dam.
aged the enemy"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-25

Own your own home. It's
easy. Read the offerings in
STAR WANT ADS then
choose.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-19

stamping up the stairs. grumpy and
cross she could hear Dorothy coming
To bed. As usual
The dolls all stopped talking and
Eot back in their places. It won't
look at her, I shan't see that awful
child and with one last effort. Bet
~ threw herself backward. so that
her eyes would go shut Bans. she
really woke up then
Great goodness. whatever are YOU
doing surely that was not Dor
othy's voice Betty lay perfectly
still
Answer me at once Or" FIuff
came over and gave Betty a shake. and
sat her up Her eyes popped open
She was safe in FairEland-
You have been humping around in
bed like a jumpiug-jack,7 Fluff said
laushinsly, and You are lying flat on
-Oh. I have had the most awful
dream ] thought I was back with
that terrible child Take ne in bed
10 sleep with you" sObbed Betty
And she had had such a good scare
that she promised Fluff five times be-
fore she went 10 sleep that she would
never eat cheese again-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-19

DAREGORIC is a substitute for
brains. patience and eNertion'
= which is used with great success
bv thousands of parents who are not
enthusiastic about the fact.
That is-the use OF paresoIIC IS
GREAT success as far as the parents so
II gives them more peace and quiet IL
is not so successful from the D@by
efandpoint. Many a baby has been Civ
en- uaregOric instead OF medical Alieh-
tion and discipline until II mas con-
tracted the habit OF not waking uP az
am shortly after this the undertaken
arrives and great sympathy IS eN-
dressed bv all hands for the bereayed
fgrber and mOther-whereas they
should really be congratulated Ihey
have gotten the chief desire-peace
and more sleep --.-~
paregoric, however, Is also very use
frI when applied to adults. Only in this
case it is not poured out Of bottle
into a spoon. When a minority stock
holder becomes very much disturbed
and bowls until the directors or the
company cannot sleep nlShls ne Is H-te -I
given uaregOriC In the shape or a cAegh
for his stock at 10 points more than the
market price This has marvellous
effect uDon him. He cannot be heard
with the keenest ears AFTER he mas nad
his dose
Iected bv his party he often organized
a league of unterrified patriots and
heads an insurrectiOn against the
bosses For several weeks he charges
up and down the street shouting so
loud that the central committee could
not hear itself think even if il wanted
TO think. In this case the patient is
usually given a dose OF oil It is Won
derful how effective oil is in a case Of
this kind. Appointing man oil in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-19

Ed Kurmier is in FL Paso from the
Jarilla mining camp
C. a. FOX and wife came down from
Captain. y NJ. last night
Alfred $. Bishop left yesterday for
Guaymas. Mexico, to take a position
Miss Lilly G.. Smith will leave to-
night on three. weeks trip TO Val
entine, Tex.
Ralph s. Cornell today filed appli-
cation I'm the district court for per-
mission 10 practice law.
Dr. w. H. Villas left today for Ala
moEordo. where he goes TO relieve Dr.
Bryan. chief surgeon of the +. 2 * y.
E. who leaves on business trip TO the
east
The 1900 club will meet tonight at
the residence of the president, Leon
GemOetZ. on Overland street Chief
among the business matters viii be
proposition to rename the club
The Worllmen employed on the nata-
forum sewer on Mesa avenue along
the plaza today uncovered the tlmhers
and cross pieces OF an old trestle which
formerly spanued a deep arroyo or
acequia on the site Of the plaza
The closing exercises OF the El PaSo
High school viii be held at LEar
opera house this evening The clos
ing exercises of the Mesa. Central,
Franklin and Aoy schools took place
today Superintendent c. =. Putnam
and the teachers are pleased with tne
work Of the year
The city council met last night with
mayor Joseph M1EOffin absent Alder
man Burton was chosen mayor protein
The salary of street commissioner
Wales was raised from So to 500.
The report OF city engineer Wlmberly
recommending that petitions asking
be granted was approved and ordered
carried out
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-19
9<REES

II ERE is Fluff with dolly Betty.
fast asleep.
They did not start TO go TO
sleep together. but Betty had such an
awful nightmare that Fluff took pity
on her and let her set in the bed with
her You see Betty would eat cheese.
II / were you said F-ulf 10
Betty at dinner time. Ell would not
eat that cheese Grandmother Tab
by was kind 20 give IL to us, but she
was very careful TO say Lllr we should
not eat any before going TO bed"
"Oh. nonsense replied Betty with
Jerk OF her head "A men ] was NV
ing with the little gil Dorothy she
used 10 make me eat all sorts OF 9lls
and ends Cake and cucumDerS and Ice
cream and lobster salad tell YOU
that nothing can hurt do-lles stom-
But you are not living with hui
man beings any longer" argued Fluff
Your stomach was really not work
ing then Now that you live in Tab
byland. you are real, and cheese VIII
make YOU have the most awful KIND
OF dreams"
What a one TO talk. you are"
laughed Betty 81 could eat my own
dress and wad Of paper and II
And then she sat TO the table and
just simply stuffed cheese she ate
il with q spoon and she licked it from
LrI AA-lACA@ anu ==-GA anu
terribly Fluff was shocked put
could not help laughing at her
They went tOebed at 9 o'clock Bet
ty in her little Grub. and Fluff in hers.
Both went 10 sleep immediately;
But Betty rolled and tossed and
finally tried TO get out OF bed She
couldn't do it, As Ions as she was
flat on her back her eyes were tight
shut She couldn't see and she
couldn't scream
Suddenly she rolled so hard that she
rolled out OF bed and sat up right on
the floor. Her ewes flew open and
in the nursery.
Everything was terribly mussed up
as usual None Of the other dolls
were clean, as usual Worst OF all,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-19
Advice To the LOYelorn
TRUE LOVE Will LAST.
BY Beatrice Fairfax.

Dear Miss Fairfax
am Is years and am in love with "A
young man OF 20 He has asked me 20
marry him and this was nv answer
" g are both TOO young TO think OF
marriage and IL YOU VIII wait about
three years and If YOU stilI love me.
then I shall give you my answer He
said that he would be willing TO wait
for me-
Ny sister told me that 7 ought TO
nave accepted and not have him wait so
long as his love for me would grow
cold 1 would not like TO lose his love
as love him dearly What shall do2
BroEenhearted
You are q very sensible girl not 10
marry man of 20. Do not Worry about
losing him Keep uD YOUR friendship
and when YOU are both q few wears
older you viii have more TO bring to
the founding OF a home. II he truly
loves you and YOU always make your
self as sweet and desirable as YOU We're
when you won his affection, you viii
keep it,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-19
100 Years Ago Today

Henry William Ravenel, a noted bot
anist whose name is perpetuated in the
genus Eavenelia of the Urediueae and
by many species OF CryptOgrams which
he discovered. was born 100 years ago
today in the Berkeley district OF South
Carolina After graduating from South
Carolina college in 1882. he spent many
years in a study OF the plants Of his
native state. He was bOtauist 10 the
department Of agriculture Of South Car
Oliua and i'm 1888 he served as bOtanist
Of the government commission sent to
Texas 10 Investigate the cattle disease
Mr.. Raveual was the author Of nuuer-
GUS books and pamphlets on botanical
subjects. The later years Of his life
were passed in Aiken. $. C., where his
death occurred in 1887.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-19

Dear Miss Fairfax
am is and am in love with a man
% Through a MISUNDERSTANDING on
my part we have Quarreled- I would
like very much TO make I'd with him
step
Ny dear girl since it was your mis-
understanding that caused the quarrel
don't YOU think il only fair for YOU 10
take the first step toward rec0nCifa-
tion2 False pride is not a thiue ~ he
proud Of Just write him a woua,l1,-
little note and say that friendship il
too big a thing TO be lost for lacL- e.
q reconciliation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-19


nANTING patiently. pitifuIIy. PAS,
the pointing people, the girI pur-
sued her slow way toward her goal
Needing not the crowds cries Of CON
demuatiou. their railing remarks Of
rude ridicule. nor Yet their blearv
blares Of blame. she struggled onward
her glorious violet eyes fixed on what
she strOye 20 reach ere IL was too l1rs
Overhead. the sun was si0lzf-r-
westward There seemed no sign OF an
eclipse
And still she fought her way onward
ever onward, always onward, without
pause onward.
Ii was pulse quickening exhibition
Of courage
The jeers Of the jolzers Jared io1t-
incIy. but stil the beautiful creature
looking neither 20 the right nor to the
left. but always straight ahead where
Law her goal struggled stupendousTv
against overwhelming odds
But what's this,
What's WHAT
The jeerers are now cheerersl The
crowd is now with her. For she has
succeeded
Despite the fact that she was n block
away and was wearing the rightcst
skirt ever seen on Main street, the SRI
caught the earl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-19
Grim Visaged War

OUR UNCLE despes although likes the
4 with IoI
- while than change his Oubleaded smile @
And
pink kick starbOard chin mes SLOW
down 10
and mixes IN
viug
IN for Uncle sam nkr Jam now
ana
great; but Wen cur
me
starv flag scrap kiss our weeping oe
bust
CCopyfgh by George n -"E1A- -O-'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-19

ParesOric is often used upon the
voter. TOO. with great success. \ slight
reduction of taxes often causes him TO
close his tired eyes and remain o5liv-
ious for years TO the need Of better
sewers, paVements and morals in his
cities.
Altogether paregoric IS a great curse.
1t should be wiped out in the interest
OF better babies and better business and
better pOlitics.-COpyrigh by George
Matthew Adams
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-19

Why should New Orleans keep kick
ing about not getting q regional bank
When the free sugar provision Of the
Wilson tariff goes into effect she
won't need any banks at all
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-19

a lot of people who once regarded
q certain Celebrated Explorer as
National Menace. are now referring to
him lovingly as a White Hope
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-19
- Exac.Ir -.

The Great Lakes tugboatmen who
are striking for j. hours a day con-
tinuous work must cause Bill Hay
wood the utmost astouishmen-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-19

We had been afraid that our layover
here would be tiresome. but. thanks TO
the hospitality Of the business men OF
FL Paso. we were delightfully."- pleased
with the visit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-19
"The Public Be ]"


= Oklahoma Missouri Arkansas
and LOuiaanan living OF who may
the the Guadalupe mountains furnish the natural play
ground and
70 secure the bishmen of some 100000
&c rst 70 the public domain really
nee s waste private confion private run subOnatiOn of
the ubc welfare inhabitants Of the
southwest present selfish of few who wish 10 ae
the splendid regardless to the public interest
There grave magnificent forests in the Saent0s and
adjacent will be lost to the public forever unless some steps
taken made Washington to abolish the forest
The private interests led by Kentucky corporation called COudOft
Lumber & company, had representative
forester and other government abolished
does not bear results to before congress and
ask legislation public 1t to
While FL Psso must take the lead in opposing this menace there
cooperation southwest and from the
people generally from all
Washington the reserve and pre-
vent despoEaion by corporations private interests
suggests telegraph
department agture to senators and
representatives president asking
that retained in its entirety and that all private
petitions elimination or reduction be denied Let Inc people IN
beyond question that the movement for the
selfish and that the great
of the people down this way perpetuatOn
The present
administrations have been upon keeping the public
reserves intact So may
pane petition and corporation interests for
T + - fear : that the authorities NAV hear only one side and may
unduy evidence ua
argument cOnteing of incorrect statements
following petition CoudcTo property
owners maintaining the public
similar statement should be signed and sent direct
Washington in the southwest who believes
public this matter of private and
POratiOn greed:
6q5 PSnt ref s asRfr Eo4 @ elimination of the
4 5 Opposed SAID proposed
explain % Rst9 we FfSPSstfqy t ask og sr9
I've 5 SRy te best 5sF & @ % e
" @ i5$6Ss Of s6s
rational forest being By 4ss3e ID 7b
state KenfacEy Of Coudt
majority 5sose nsd the B9aoa 7Q
The petition partial petition circulated
by representing petitioners chief forester
AmOgOTdO together with report by Mr. Long
LOngwn reported had conference with the chief
forester and had reason to believe that he had made strong impression am
very present look for early
petition pursued
hut Should this finally fail then will urge our representatives in congress
meantime shall
everything power
In presenting petit
LOngwen following
. 9s2n75 2gs be aP2h g5s ONLY Is PSFSePs
owned BY the government being
" seTPe Peroeht
% abolished private
Azno
wat 5@8Sef5resang has been
These brief points private corporation
asking travels
how thick the young pines frs and sPruces are on parts
the TefOreing proceeding satisfactory
fires kept and the trees are given chance
Of of
protection mountains the fire
always present. 1OOfOd Almost all
Without
land including CudOft ITSELF
constant andim DANCE Of
operated in such
whole action the fullest Of
prevent
exploitation
opposite tack greatly exceeds If fires had been
private numbering
by line
aggression and public
ReIfar q noa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-19
narrow Escane Of An ex-PresIdent.

Philadelphia suffragets captured
William II, Taft. but were deferred
stauder asked. Vow, you've got him,
what are you gonna do with him?"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-19
More Truth Than Poetry
By JAMES J. MONTAGUE.


The Louisville judge who appointed
20 lawyers TO defend d prisoner must
be out after q record for convictions.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-19
ParegOric
BY GEORGE FITCH.
Author of AT Good Old siwash.7

spector for 90 days has often put him
TO sleep so effectively that he has not
walked up enough to kick again for
several years.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-19
The Daily Novelette,
PEESISTENCE.

She was sweet young maid.
Who thro' the crowds did wade.
Net in the least afraid.
Her name was Adelaide.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-19

"El Paso surely knows how TO well
come visitors" said c. HaydOck.
member Of the San Francisco Shriners
delegation who were entertained here
Monday. Its hospitality Is becoming
known all over the country and il IS
much better than most OF the larger
cities we have passed through We en-
joyed particularly our trip TO Juarez
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-13
BIG HEN COMING
HlIR MEETING FRIDAY
Field Secsstary Of ptasionaI Cham
ber Of cornsaeree q % yiait
Anderson

1t was announced BY special tele-
gram received at tho oflsea Of the
cbanbsr & Commerce Monday from
state Secretary a. v. Smell of Char
lesion, that AEr. harry q. coien, gem
'erai field secretary OF The Chamhsi,
or Commerce Of the United stetes.
sRouid attend the annual meeting OF
the South Carolina Commercial sec-
retaries Association. which meats iti
this city as the guests Of the local
e9mmercisl body, FRIDAY, this week.
ssr coieF win deliver q special ad-
dress 20 an tho members OF the local
chamber. ats special sTnoker TO DO
given Friday night. as viii appear BY
announcemcnt elsewhere IN this pa
per. y
The CheInSer OF Cornnlefee pf the
United States IS q splendid aAtiuaRl
organization, doing . great oonetrnc-
tive work. aad is viii be 3 treat 70
Andereohians 20 have the pleasure oE
hearing this gentleman.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-13

Ints:sss.:.ss Letter From q ne iSsrsas
GHls' cellsze at Rock EaiIl 20
Be Followed BY othero

~ winthrop College, Jan. 12.--In be-
half OF the, anderson girls ,congfatu-
late you UPON bringing out The An
derson Intelligencer as q morning
daily paper. IT. win give me great
pleasure to resnd the winthrop news
90 you if yau and your readers are
Interested Ia It. s,I.
On the evening OF Feb, i242il19lA,
Madame Schumann Heink will ap-I
pear at winthrop. Or. Johnson se-I
cures nothing but the best for us at
winthrop, and we consider ou..-
selves fortunate In having THE op-l
portunity az hearing her. First, she
Is one Of the greaters controitos in
the world; and. then because this Isl
a very raEe opportunity from the
fact that she will only apepar before
two audiences IN the South Win
asaS>p and Columbia. Or. johnson
hhas arranged with the Southern
railway company to run special
trains an and out Of Rock Hill on
that night for the convenience OF the
out OF town visitors, Tickets, may
be arranged for by writing. 70 the
president. We hope that sofse OF our
Anderson people will como 70 see US
on tbis occasion.
DR., Johnson welcomed the students
back from their holidays with a talk,
Saturday morning, Jan. 3. He con-
graduated the student body upon
their good reports OF the ffet term 8
work. Out. OF eight hundred and af-
teen reports, there were fewer poor
ones than ever before. He was well
pieasnd with the girls. rronptness
in returning. for every girl With tho
exception OF very fow. was back
ut her post cfdutys on the nioTning
of the cbantpg. K. q u,
Azisaes Jnts 1iiliard ana Martha
Eachatdsons both Of Anderson, have
been appointed % asrSe ss rifarslIals
durihg the year ay1S-tet4. 5itHs Jir
ia fislfard has been E1fsi iser honored
by re Giving the Rural Schnol schpi-
arshitY and can De foHfsd every day
assisfissR AErs. Hetty Bf5wn With her
duties Is prlhs Of the winthrop Farm
school. IS s.,s ;s.s S &
.c!etyS ISfl II 4 5feeent rs ippsI play IN
the coiieEe audit0fta.n on Nrnday
evening, Jan. H. he Society VIII
present .The Adveiltures VI Lady
Ursula, by Anthony Hope. A large
croBd Is expected.
~ Or. Johnnon secured Tor ue the
moving picture reels Iyanhoe AND
tiiSt Wars ahcsfn 20 us soon after our
satSsn nom the holidays.
NtInfhrop College was wcli repre-
SeRten ~ tas students volunteer