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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-19
GIRLS TELL What
IT COSTS TO live

OLYMPIA, Jan. is.--That n week
ly wage OF about si2 Is necessary ne
a minimum for n working woman II
she would retain her respectability
IN tho mark set by many girls In an
swcra sent TO the Industrial welfare
commission In answer to tho quca'
ton. How much does II cost to sup.
Port a self-supporting woman for
year,"
The average submitted WAS
s62997 for the year. or "A weekly
wage OF sl2.li.
Employer. submitting anHwers
thought $40 30 sufficient each week
for the needs ~ the working girl.
that her hats should cost sl0.sS "A
year. while the girls fixed this lux
ury at si5.77. They wanted nm NV
srage Of tt.73 year for hosiery
and for corsets $3.50.
The list OF nccessaries submitted
t.a sl,ta IL sfiN.t, hsinAF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-19

The men who 60 up In the ships
as we'll ms those who 30 down to
the sea In ships may cruise ai
night. with guiding lights, The
German government plans TO add
to many OF it's present lisht houses
vertical beam. an powerful as those
which are thrown horizontally.
II is planned 10 scatter iighi
houses for air craft throughout Ger
many. each being distinguished by
differing lights. Just as thu light
houses 81 the mariners are nov
identified by their steady and flash.
ing lights Mt stated intervals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-19

Everybody knows Bessie Eytton,
She is a remarkable swimmer. a
clever rider. coed shot and a
capable actress. Tn addition. IL
may he mentioned that she has
beautiful red hair.
when she commenced doing
photoplay parts. Miss Eytton vas
very uncertain whether the public
would like her or not. She was
really timid and quite afraid 10
look NJ her own work In the be-
ginning. But she was as deter
mined to make good finally as any
human being could be. Grit and
ability hltched together are n
pretty sure way of winning fame.
And Bessie Eyttou Is an example.
She is playing leads with the
Edendale Selig company In Los
Angeles
The First Nugget a two.reel
Eolair featuring Barbara Tenant.
is one OF the joint headliners at
the Alhsmbra. starting today. The
story Is OF a young doctor who.
with his bride. braves the rigors
OF an Indian plague to help the suf.
ferers. In gratitude. an old squaw
tells them of a fabulous mine.
Thrilling events make them forget
the story until the next spring.
What happens then Is the finish
of the story. A two-reel comedy
drama and the Animated Weekly
"a
clemmer All Week
Tho Bishops Carriage" four.
part Famous Players feature.
Class A Until Tuesday Night
THE Primitive Call" three.reel
Domino drama; Some Rogues and
a Girl" Reliance comedy.
Colonial Until Tuesday Nigh.
"A Thief OF Hearts, two-part
Pathe play: "Cutey's Vacation. "
vitagraph comedy; "pathe's Week
ly." worlds news.
Melbourne Until Tuesday Night
"a Circle of Fate" two-reel X.
II. drama; How Moving Pictures
Are Made" Keystone comedy; THE
Cure" Broncho comedy: Molly
and the oil King" Majestic drama.
Grand Until Tuesday Night
"The Woman" two-reel X. Il.
drama: THE Tail OF a Shirt Ap-
polo comedy; Educating His
Daughter" Majestic comedy.
Alhambra Until Wednesday Night
"Thc Romance of a Photograph.
two.reol Victor comedy-drama /,
THE Last Nugget two-past Eclair
drama; Animated Weekly"
worlds news.
Tillkum Monday
"A Tudor Princess" two-reel Ed
ison drama, eHer Faith IN the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-19

assvs . remedy that cares While yea
ossel Nc poison01s Drugs 70 swallow
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eus 10 dyusssns This remedy v ma
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essss you rsrs taught that uo,hir c
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We haTs IN. natural ray % curing
sissrdsrs and chronic ailments ~.
var nature does H. ~. cure With
slscsrfrfty
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sssds slscsyfefty. nosrishrn>nf. snms-
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Our way Of csrfsx 10 10 rsstor. sis1-
fiefty where Il 10 needed. and pain ara
eleTfsrs disappear That's ps.anss
ssetrfei,y givss strength. power % tbs
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go strength. and cures ailments r..
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-19
CHAPTER w.

When I arrived home after help
Ing Moilie buy her furs I vas met
at my door by Mrs. Dickson. q tall.
handsome. blonde woman. sxqu's-
iteiy dressed
4 thought I would come I'm. Mrs.
Waveriy. and find out II my ma
chine annoyed you. You know my
rooms are directly next to you and
I spend much OF my time sewing.
I make all my own and my little
daughters clothes
I looked her over again moro
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-19
RESIDENCE THEATRES
At the olympisn Tonight

THE Green-eyed Monster of
jealousy. two-part French Pathe
comedy.drama: The Blue or the
Gray?" Biograph drama; Kit
tvs Knight" Essanay comedy;
"Olympian Pictorial News.
At the Home Until Wednesday
Her Legacy" drama; Looking
for Trouble" comedy. What Her
Diary Told" drama; THE Brain
less Man" drama.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-19
The pa.en. office has reported .

partial list of nearly 500 patents TO
negroes. among them 81 to Gran
vile T. Words of New York. for
electrical devices. Many OF thesA
are in use throughout the country.
enc OF particular value having been
adopted by the Bell Telephone Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-19

biologists have estim ated that
the great German deposits OF pot
ash. practically the only important
orcs In tho world. viii last. a, the
present rate Of exploitation. SOC. 900
years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-19

II, as II ls reported, President
Wilson Is fond Of vaudeville, that
explains his tolerance of Bryafs
antics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-19
OUR 1914 MOTTO

THE BEST Dental Work known TO
DENTTSTHY
THE BEST Prices known 20
DENTISTRY
THE BEST Dental Materials
known To DENTISTRY
THE BEST Painless Methods
kno,gn 10 DENTISTRY.
THE BEST GUARANTEE known
10 DENTISTRY ~ what you get NJ
the Albany Dentists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-19

Flag" Vitagraph drama; When
Love is Young" Essanay comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-19

For gentlemen. Washington BATHS.
Moore Theatre Bldg. Masseurs.
Vim. wicklund. graduate DIR. KEEL.
herx's Institute. Stockholm, Swe-
tsn: Hiimer Peterson. graduate OF
Prof unman's Institute. Stockholm.
sweden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-19

Tor cash or on reasonable pay /.
ments for $4,000.
For gigs 90 We offer several ex- /.
cclIent pianos. Of reliable make, =
truly wonderful values. Compare =
them with $4,000 pianos sold .
elsewhere and you will make up :
your mind quickly 20 secure ONES
OF these =
Eighteen player pianos are
here IN every wood. design and !.
finish. all ss-nOts models. from
s3is0O up. including selection or
music rolls and neat player .
bench. :
The most elaborate. artlrticany.
designed and costly upright play
er piano In Seattle: 1880 II tho
usual price. but IL II quoted now
at 1890 90 BE sure TO see this. !.
II IN perfect marvel. =
There are also many Others
similar values too numerous fof
describe In the space at our com =
mand.
Every instrument guarsnteedr
10 be absolutely as represenfef~
or money viii be cheerfully res
funded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-19

Give. instant ssii.f fills the cavity. pro.
tects the psrvs. preventing further decay.
safe. reliable. effective ny mail or Al
druggists. 9ke.
butler Drug Co. seattle. wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-19
TIIlkun Monday

"A Tudor Princess" two-reel Ed
ison drama; "Her Faith o IN the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-19
Grand Until Tuesday Nloh,

AIhambra UhtII wednesday Night
"Thc Romance of Photograph"
two.reol Victor comedy-dr
THE Last Nugget, twopast Eclair
drama; Animated Weekly,
worlds news.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-05
REARING IN THE
DISBARNENT CASE
SET FOR monday
Charges Made Against Rob
ert r. Wedekind Will Be
Given an Airing in the
Supreme Court.

The disbarment hearing in which
+ cert r. Wedekind, well known at
I, of this city, will appear as the
a. raj figure against whom charges
il been filed alleging unprofessional
G. yet warranting disbarment upon
! set forth in the afldavits of John
Y rnnum and II. c. Mcdonald. will
lace in the supreme court tomor-
], sic date set by that tribunal. Ow-
81 Attorney Wedekind's prominence
al ne nature OF the evidence, the ac-
to- has attracted a great deal of local
al tion The matter comes up in the
f. n Of a petition.
The petition alleges attempted intim-
idat.on on the part of Wedekind against
Rev. Hannum, who was instrumental
with others in gathering evidence
against houses Of prostitution. Wede-
kind is alleged to have called Rev.
Hannum on the telephone and made an
appointment with him at Wedekind's
office April II. At that hour Rev. Han
mum appeared at Wedekind's office, ac-
conversation is alleged to have taken
place in which Wedekind threatened to
drive Hannum from Boise If he con-
tinued his activity and appeared as a
witness in what was known as the
Elfie Fay case.
Elfie Fay was arrested on the charge
Of conducting an immoral house. On
April 1S Rev Hannum, ], H. Young and
H. c. Mcdonald visited a house Of i'll
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-05

fame on North Ninth street. said to
have been operated by Elfie Fay where
they purchased liquor and secured evil
dence to show 1t was house OF pros
titution. This evidence was placed in
the hands of public officials and COM
plant was filed against Ellie Fay.
Threatened Hannum.
When Rev. Hannum went to Attorney
Wedel1ind's office, the affidavit alleges,
where Rev. Hannum met Wedel5ind and
the latter called his attention to his
visit to the Fay house and informed
him that he knew Just what occurred
there. Rev Hannum insisted on Mr..
Mcdonald being called into Wedekind's
private office as a witness to the con-
versation. 1t was during the converse
ton that followed that Rev. Hannum
alleges Wedekind made this statement;
"And want to tell you. Mr.. Hannum,
II you ever appear as a witness in that
case I will promise you that I Will drive
you from the city Of Boise discredited
and disgraced man, and you can't help
yourself Why, what are you thinking
about? You, a minister of the gospel,
putting yourself into the hands Of those
who have the power to ruin you and
disgrace your family. Why, l am your
friend in this matter and 1 want to
warn you here and now that you don't
dare to appear as a witness in that
case or, by God, will not leave you
vestige of standing or reputation in
this city. And, furthermore. 1 will car
ny that case to the district court, and
your disgrace will be spread on the
records of the court and will see that
that record will follow you to the end
of the EARTH"
The affidavit contains alleged add
tional conversations that took place be-
tween the two before Mcdonald. Ref
erence is alleged to have been made by
Wedekind to Rev. Dalton, a former well
known pastor of this city. 1t is alleged
in the affidavit Wedekind said:
Refers TO Dalton.
why, Mr. Hannum, do you remem
Der what happened to Dalton a few
years ago. when he mixed up in politics
in this city? Why, he will never get
over that scrape His reputation is
absolutely ruined and he had to leave
the city in disgrace And want to tell
you that what they had on Dalton is
nothing to what I have got on you"
Rev. Hannum alleges that his reply
to this intimidation was that Wedekind
was mistaken If he had called him to
his office with the idea Of frightening
him into lying down on the prosecu-
ton.
you cannot bulldoze nor Brighten
me in the least" was Rev. Hannums
reply to Attorney Wedekind, the former
alleges.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-05
AT The Picture Shows

CONTINUED from Page Seven.)
tody Of the two children. Howard then
arranges for Cora to manage the
house. Bridget and Toto are dismissed.
Mabel returns to say goodbye to the
children and pleads with Howard to
let her have them. For fear that he
will change his mind Howard leaves
the house.
With the aid of Bridget and Toto
Mabel abducts the children. Curtis
calls on Cora and demands money, but
Cora tells him that not until she is
Wilson's wife will he get any coin.
Howard returns and discovers that the
children are missing. A search is in
stituted, in which Cora and Curtis take
an active part as the former realizes
that unless the children are found she
can never induce Howard to marry her
Eight years elapse. Bridget, now
Mrs. Toto, is Mabeps best friend. Ma
bel sews for a living, aided by Jessie,
who sells papers. Cora pleads with
Howard to marry her. He agrees to
do so as soon as he RECEIVERS the chill
dren. Cora and Curtis see Toto on the
VI COZ eAiAh al NAitb way ACtbru Oh Tie
location of the children, who although
ILL., are taken away from their mother
and returned to Towards home.
Bridget Is re-engaged to care for them.
Cora is triumphant and Howard agrees
to marry her the next day. Toto, who
accompanied the children back to their
father, secrets himself in the house
and overhears Curtis tell where the
written agreement between he and
Cora is concealed. Later Toto and
Mabel go to Curtis apartments and
find the paper. Howard and Cora are
| ready for the wedding. Toto and
Mabel arrive Just in time and de-
nounce Cora and Curtis. Curtis at
! tempts to shoot Toto and hits Cora.
Before Cora passes away she con-
fesses the plot Mabel gives Howard
the agreement which Cora made with
Curtis. Howard begs Mabers forgive
ness and they are reunited, thus
bringing the story to a happy ending.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-05

I shall be a candidate for the office
of District Judge of the Third Judicial
District and shall ask the support of
the people relying wholly on my
record.
In my candidacy shall be governed
absolutely by the spirit of the present
law, which makes the office of District
Judge non partisan.
1 believe in business methods and
will do my utmost to minimize ex-
penses to both tax payers and liti-
gants-Advertiseme
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-05
MAUDE FEALN IN TWo-REEL
THANHoUSER HEADS THE
BILL AT MAJESTIC THEATEF

Maude Fealy, who has appeared here
in person under the direction of John
Cort, will be seen at the Majestic for
three nights this week in the movies.
Miss Fealy is very popular among
movie fans here and her name prom
lses to draw good crowds every night
She will appear in the two feature,
Was She Right to Forgive Him."
This heads the excellent bill for Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday. The balance
of the program will include a keystone
comedy "A Suspended Ordeal" Bron-
cho two-reel subject. The Wharf
Rats" and an American comedy, 1.-THE
'Pote Lariat' of Flying A" Mr.. Tracy
will sing The Hymns of the Old
Church Choir" with beautiful illus
trated views. Miss Carter VIII take the
echo part of the song, which makes a
decided novelty. These singers are be-
coming more popular here every time
they are heard and this is especially
gratifying to the management as they
have gone to a large expense to bring
these two vocalists to Boise.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-05
Conducting . Boarding House Is az
Much q Business" az Conduct
tan q Hakal-

and, like any other business catering
to the people, it should be ADvER-
TISED. Scarcely any other business
may be SUCCESSFULLY advertised at
such little expense as that of keeping
boarders. It is an instance where. prac-
tically ALWAYS. advertising not only
PAYS. but pays HANDSOMELY
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-05

Capital News want ads reach all the
people seven days a week.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-05

subserIbe Ior the capItaI Nsws.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-05

CONTINUED from Page seven.)
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-31
CONWAY ENDEAv0RINC
TO INTEREST CHILDREN
IN COMPOSITION WORK


Santa Re. Dec. s0.-County school
Superintendent John V. Conway IL to-
day sending out a circular to an the
teachers Of the school districts In the
county to cooperate with him to get
the boys and girls Interested In COM
position work. Mr. Conway intends
To offer prize. of set of books. to
the boy or girl who writes the best
composition. using The subject, my
SCHOOL, Past, Present and Future. :"
The teacher OF each district to select
the best composition written by the
pupils Of their room and bring Il to-
gethcr with the model school house
to the annual rural school exhibit.
which will be held In Santa BE about
the middle Of september
Mr. Conway also intends to give d
set Of hooks 10 the pupil making the
best model of a school building.
Mr.. Conway Is also lnauguratine a
weekly "Questlonafre' In the form Of
a postal card which VIII be mailed
to each teacher In the rural districts
every week. The "Questionaire" Will
eontaIn questions fer the teachers to
answer treating along their line II
work and occasionally have informa-
ton from our neighboriug states
as to what they are doing in school
work
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-31
AMERICANS ARE
ADVISED TO STAY
OUT OF MEXICO
Those Who Disregard Warning
Of State Department Do So
at Own Risk and Cannot
Hope for Future Aid,
sv -o.rsa ,oo.~.. ...e..l .s..so w,.n

Washington. Dec. SEA- warning
that Americans who go into Mexico
do so al their own risk. was issued
today by the state department. 1t
followed receipt of consular dis
patches from Tampico saying that
Americans returning from the oil
fields OF Texas and Oklahoma were
finding difficulty in getting work, and
That there were more destitute clti-
zens Of the United states al the Mex
lean port today than at any time
since the revolutionary troubles be-
gan.
'ln view OF the political conditions
prevailing I'M Mexico" said the de-
partments statement. Americans
who go to Mexico do SO at their own
risk. and the department does not
advise Americans to return TO Mex
leo, even when they have secured em-
ployment there
at would appear that many
Americans are under the impression
that because this government gave
them financial aid In leaving Mexico
on account Of the conditions prevail
ing there. Il would do so again should
they return TO that country. The de-
partment cannot too strongly en-
phasize the fact that no provision
has been made for continuing to
transport Americans from Mexico at
the expense OF the United States gov
ernmentx
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-31
CAi,RlNZA CLAIMS TO
HEAR OF VICTORIES

Washington. Dee. Dispatches
TO the state department today told Of
the holding up OF passenger train
yesterday thirty miles northwest OF
Vera Cruz by bandits. who shot two
Carranza officers and eighteen men.
The train was burned.
Consul Edwards. at Juarez, inform
ed the department that Juan Jose
Musquiz, recently executed In Mex
leo near the border, was not an
American citizen. as first reported.
From Tamplco came a report that
the railroad between that port and
Monterey had been cut at point
near Victoria.
Elizo Arredondo. Carranza agent
here, tonight made public message
from General Carranza announcing
that General Arieta had taken Te-
pehuanes and advanced as far as
Santiago Papanquiaro, state of Du-
range; that the forces of General
Iturbe had retaken Lapaz Lower
California. and that General Dieguez
reported he soon would reoccupy
Guadalajara. General Carranza also
gave notice that any convention
chiefs desiring to join him would be
accepted only upon conditional
submission" to his authority
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-31
CORONER s JURY
Says KILLING
WAS ACCIDENTAL

Buffalo. n. ", Dec. a0.--A coron-
ers jury at Fort Erie. ont. empan-
eled to investigate the death of Wal
ter Smith. the Buffalo man, shot by
Canadian soldiers on Monday. re-
turned Its verdict this afternoon az
ter hearing the testimony~ef the sol
diers. Thomas Delaney. a provincial
police officer and several eye-wit-
nesses
The verdict was.
We find that the deceased, Wal
ter Smith met his deuth on Monday
forenoon, December 2S. while evad-
ing arrest for unlawfully shooting
ducks out Of season In Canadian wa
tiers, by a volley delivered accidental
" from the rifles Of three miIitiamen
who were called upon by Provincial
officer Thomas Delaney TO assist
him.
officer Delaney who occupied the
stand for more than an hour. took
the responsibility for the whole af-
fair. on his own shoulders He called
upon the soldiers to help make the
arrests, he said, under the law that
permits an officer of the law TO call
upon any citizen for help In an emer-
geney. and ordered the firing.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-31
LAS VEGAS LANDMARK
DESTROYED BY FLAMES

SPECIAL cosTssrospsses 70 sosslsa JousrAli
East Las Vegas, n. NJ, Dec. &c.
Yesterday witnessed the passing OF
one Of Las Vegas landmarks when
the Leroy house was destroyed by an
early morning fire. shortly after
midnight flames were seen In the
front part of the building and the
alarm was turned in. both depart
ments answering but the T.. Romero
Hose and Fire company returned TO
the engine house when II WAS seen
that the East Las Vegas department
could control the blaze. The rising
of strong wind complicated matters
and the firemen were forced to play
water on the building until after 8
o'clock The interior of the struc-
ture was guted and the front part Of
the building was burned through.
leaving a mere she'll
The hotel was built in 1881 by j. w.
Foster and has been In continual use
since, passing through several. hands
The building was condemned short
time ago as being unsafe for hotel
uses and all Of TIE furniture had been
removed The Leroy was purchased
recently and the new owner WAS put
ting II in shape for occupation again
and left some ftlmigating candles
burning when she left Tuesday night.
Ii is thought that the flames were
started from these but other facts
point toward an incendiary origin,
Mrs. Judge, the present owner, states
that as far as she knows there Is NO
insurance Jon the building.