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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-28

ALICE JOYCE is AT THE
Clemmer. Thin popular photplay
actress Is seen in her latest dra.
matte success. The Lynchbrook
Tragedy" II tells OF an unsuspect
ins young u.ar swho met an nd.
yenturess The result was a change
In his entire life. "The Verdict"
In another excellent drama.
Plenty OF FUN IL offered In the
three comediea slippery Slim
Meets the Champion" Ia another OF
those Vie Potel. Sophie Ciutts af.
faira Jimmie. the Porter" IN sew
oral miles OF laughs In n private
car. Doc yak's Bottle" Is a car
toon comedy
WILL o. TIE wlsP." A FOUR.
reel feature, BY the Balboa com.
pany. presented At the Glass A
theatre the balance OF this week.
Is an unusual play In that many
OF tho scenes wero taken during
raging California flood In which
millions OF dollars damage was
done 10 property. The deluge was
extensively described in the papers
at the time and few people thought
that motion picture company
would have tho hArdihood 10 pro
dnce feature while surrounded by
80 many dangers The Balboa com.
pnny. howwscr. put the flood 10 n
profit, and produced feature I'm
which tho theine OF tho story II
built up around the flood and en-.
acted In it's very waters
THERE ARE FIVE SUBJECTS
on the new bill opening at the New
Circuit today. two two part dramas
and Keystone comedy heading the
list. with two other pictureA The
current chapter OF The Perils OF
Pauline" in which the pretty hero
inc gets into and out of some more
trouble. with iota OF thrills In the
action. and romance. Sands OF
Fate" are tho feature offerings.
ROBERT EoEsoN. WHO STAR
rcd IN The Call OF the NORTH IL
featured In Where tho Trail Df-
videa." at tho Mission theatre un-
III Saturday night
PRETTY LITTLE MARoUARrTE
CLARK In "wildfiower.- Q comedy
drama In At the Alaskan until Sat
urdsy night
Colonial Until Saturday Night
The Underground River" cur.
rcnt chapter OF The Million Dollar
Myatery". The Peoples Choice"
George Ado fable comedy. "Jes-
sie's LegAcy." vltagraph comedy.
"Hearstselig News Pictorial"
ctass A Until Saturday Might
The VIII o. the w1sp." four
part drama: Tho Warning" n Ma
jestio comedy. with Dorothy Gish.
Circuit Until Saturday Night
Sands OF Fate" twop part drama:
High Spots on Broadway" Key
stone comedy: "Perils OF Pauline"
current chapter. in two parts:
"Billy's RIVAL comedy drama;
The Badge OF Office" Western
drama
Alaska All Week
"Wildflower." drama The Day
Of Dog" drama: "Pathes Daily
Pictures" and SAT- Refining" cdu.
cational.
Alhambra Until Wednesday Night
THE Mirage" two-part drama OF
Trey o. Hearts" serial; Love and |
Surgery" two-part comedy; Ami.
mated Weekly"
Mission All Week
Where the Trail Divides with |
Robert Edeson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-28

makes her bear alone that break
the golden threads OF a wife's con-
fidence and love.
Dick does not realize that one
great loyalty in woman. would
stand beside him against the whole
world II he convinced me that what
he had done contained no disloyal.
~ to me.
Dear little book. did ever won.
an tell to even such an insensate
thing as clean white paper all her
real thoughts before? IL looks as
though what | had written means
that ! do not trust Dick.
trust him. little book trust
him as l do myself; do not think
he would ever do wrong intention
ally. but no one realizes better than
| the power OF impulse.
Show me the person who has
never yielded to an impulse To
stray in some way out OF the beaten
path, and you will show me an
archangel who has yet TO visit the
wicked earth, where lerfect good.
ness is unattainable.
Dick left me this morning with
out a word. and he telephoned me
that he would not be home to din
ner. over the phone he said:
Don't keep being angry with me
Margie, for need all the love
you've got for me-"
You know. Dick dear, never
stayed mad ut you more than five
minutes. and that you always have
all my love"
could hear Dicks sigh OF con,
tent even before he hung up the
phone.
In few minutes Erene called
me up. and In a trembling voice
inquired;
"Margie, did you know that Har
ry was In town."
mo. dear. When did he Gomez
Got In this morning. have not
seen him yet, and. oh. Margie. I'm
afraid afraid OF him--of myself
Come over TO dinner. dear. and be
with me when he comes"
Il will II you think best. dear
Dick is not coming home"
Ito Be Continued Tomorrow.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-28
AYS HARMONIOUS
SPREAD MICROBES

91eARA. NsA, ooe 3s.-O. W.
II A1rk has discovered . new rea-
son for ahonshing the mouth organ.
It's Q disease spreader.- declares
the physician. "and It's tho cause
Of more than one epidemic OF grip
and diptheria."
The indiscriminate using of must
cal toys-mouth organs. horns and
flutes cause the spread OF minor
diseases and often start disease
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-28
CONFESSIONS
OF A Wife
THERE is TROUBLE IN THE AIR
Copyright. 1914. by the Newspaper

7 HERE Is IHOUBlE IN The AK
Copyright. 1914, by the Newspaper
Enterprise Assoclation)
SO Dick does not know how
will take things Something has
gone wrong with him. and he is
afraid TO tell me- | think II Is some.
thing concerning the schoolbook
business. for Mrs Selwin called me
up this morning after he had gone
and inquired very sollcltously about
Dick.
Ties all right physically" / an.
swered. but he Ia worrying about
something terribly. He has not
told me about Il as yet"
when he does, rely on you 10
be very sane and weigh your de-
cislons very carefully" Mrs. Sci.
win said as she rang off
wonder II the schoolbook con.
Germ is going TO FAM | am deter
mined not to ask Dick until he
comes to tell me.
There are lots more things than
losing money-even all you have
Losing ones health or reputation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-28

50 Satin and Silk Waists and Is Luster
Crepe Waists in Cream, positively worth
1893. Your choice tomorrow. $2.79.
The Satin Waists come in Green,
Black. Navy, Taupe. etc. You have never
seen such Bargains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-28

means much moro, and losing re
apect and love is the worst thins
that can come TO one. Dick and !
both have good health and we still
respect and love each other. even
II we do quarrel occasionally.
Dick must have Judged me weak
II no thinks | cannot stand any
thing that comes 10 US. II men
would realize that most every won.
an will help bear what comes to
both them and their husbands. there
would not be so much misunder-
standing among husbands and
wives. II is only things that be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-28

The Liberty IL n masterpiece In
theatrical construction and art II
ia n fairyland of flowers. with a
panorama OF lakes and mountains
adjoining the walls. and the pink
and gold glow of thu sunset shed
ding soft light through the trellises
and arbors. about which vines en-
twine themselves. from the ca
thedral-iike arch TO tho orchestra
pit. where Henry u. MurtnEhh
fingers on n magic keyboard cause
sohe and laughter. songs and walls
and magnificent melody 10 triokle
through the lattice work far above
him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-28

Shoes
S3.Bo Boys GunmetAl and Kan
enroo Calf Shoes. bluchsr style.
Sizes > to bh q Ct QQ
pair ....-...-...-..V i 100
Little osntS s1.So Tan Hsh-top
Shoes with buckles. 90 m
sircs . 10 IS. pair. VGsVO
Growing Girls Patent Leather,
Gunmetai and Dull Kid Button
shoca, made with wide tocs and
low heels. Solid comfort with
plenty of wear. Sizes CD IN
2l TO 6. n pair. -. VAsOO
Misses and chlldren's Gun
metal Button School Shoes.
Sizes IL to ?, a Ct 90
pair ............... y i 30
: Sizes s" to IN S1.60
chlldren's Wei Kid Shoes in but
ton and lace. hand-turned soles;
sizes 5 10 s, a 90
pair ..........- $500. wv
Little Mons Box Calf Shoes In
blucher style. Sizes Ct 40
. to lay. a pair. " 1 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-28

Extension OF ss'vioe after 10 p.
m. on the Lake Buricn division OF
the municipal railway system was
urged on tho city utilities commit.
too Tuesday by residents and busi-
ness mon In that district The
committee promised to think Il
over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-28

Dainty Waists, serdeesble Waists. Light
Waists, Dark Waists-20 dozen Waists lingerie.
sateen. Imitation French flannel stripe cotton
chiffon. and Atwood flannel strictly up-to-date
In every way. as you will see as soon as you
lay eyes on them. Full line OF sizes, % to a..
Thursday. your choice si.2e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-28

Headache, RackRche Loss OF Memory.
Dizziness. Sleeplessness, Constipation. is-
regular or Lcssened Appetite. Constant
Sense % Pulse Beat while sitting quietly
or lying down, Shooting or Darling Pains.
Lower Limbs having a tendency TO give
way beneath the weight OF the body.
Cold Hands, Cold Feet Puffy Ankles.
Palpitation OF the Heart. Easily Excited.
Blotched Complexion. Bad Taste. Coated
Tongue. Flushing OF Face or Body, Float
ing Specks before the Eyes. Cough. Tights
ening OF Chest, Difficulty in Breathing.
NumhneSs climbs going TO sieepl or
Creepy Sensations. shortness OF Breath
In climbing stairs. Pains In the Pelsfo
Niscera, Faint Feeling. etc.
A subnoro,ai temperature IL not n nat
urai condition; Il is a danger signal, aud
indicates undcr-oxid This treat-
ment win raise suhnormal temperature
10 normal In from twenty TO forty-fiys
minutes and hold Il there something
Witch can be accomplished by no other
means now known TO medical SCIENCE.
IL supplies oxygen directly to tho blood.
where It Is needed IL improves CIRQUE
lRtion. fosters digestion. Increases oxida.
tion promotes elimination. prevents au,c-
lntoxication and destroys bacteria and
toxins
Hours, 10 a m. to p. N. sundays
10 TO H.
Consultation free Call o. write tod ~.
Neglect Is the unpa I'd enable SIN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-28
RESIDENCE THEATRES


The Trey o. Hearts" No. 10
two parts: "Chrtsty Mathewson in
Love and Baseball" two-part com
edy-drama; "Disillusioned." drama:
Cruel. Cruel World" comedy.
At tho Pleasant Hour Until Friday
The Trey O. Hearts," No. 2. two
parts: Mary Pickford in Sweet
heart Days" drama. mo Show for
tho Chauffeur" comedy; Beau and
Hobo" comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-28
THOUSANDS OF HOMES ARE HAPPY
TODAY BECAUSE THE CURSE
OF DISEASE HAS BEEN
REMOVED BY MY


Free trial osone

Free trial Osone
treatrn ents every
day for one week
for eatarrh. tuber :
culo-is and run =
down conditions
over fifteen hun =
drsd Seattle people
have taken this
treatment In the
last two years.
Cases OF tuberculo
sis have been cured
with II to the com :
plete satisfaction OF
the city suthori
ties
This treatment
will cure the fol-
lowing:
subnormai TEN =
perafgre TIraS
Feeling with the
least erti o n.
Lack OF Energy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-28

Crane Wilbur is spending his
three weeks vacation" on the real
stage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-28
DIR. MACY, Specialist

In Advanced Methods
1918 second Ave, seattle, Wash.
Opposite the Rhodes Co. opposite Arcade
Entrance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-28

epidefnics. according to Dr. Mick
who cautioned . meeting Of Omaha
mothers 70 keap such toys from
their children
Give a mouth organ or Q Slute
to ono child in . block" said DR..
Mick. and within half an hour
every child In tho block has had
that toy In hts mouth. Some OF
these children may be suffering
from disease and the flute or organ
may carry II TO each OF his com.
panions. thus causing an epidemic. :"
Liner Trollus, sunk by German
cruiser Emden. wn member OF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-01
Five MORE ARE shot
ON American BORDER
BRINGS TOTAL OF AMERIC Ans
HIT ny BULLETS DURING
TIE SIEGE TO II.

NACO. Ariz. Nov 3O-Fiye more
persons were added TO the casualties
on the American side I'm the siege OF
Naco. Sol,ra, today.
Private Caiuc, of b Troop. Ninth
l.. $ cavalry was shot In the head
and probably fatally wounded -Four
Mexican children were wounded, one
seriously.
Tl., makes a total Of Al persons
nW.cd on the American side by stray
bullets from the Maytorena-Nilla be-
sl,cWg forces and General Hills car
usnla troops eutrcuched in Naco. OF
these, four are dead, one ia blind and
two are reported to be near death
Cnc shell today entered the Unted
States customs house, which WAS va
Gated two weeks ago because of the
danger from stray bullets.
Although Maytorena is evidently
intent ou continuing the siege It is
reported that he Will make no assault
ON the town until rcinforccments ar
rive.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-01
Thanks aud Giving.

The most acceptable thanks man
can return to a prosporing Providence
is to give TO those less fortunate.
Deeds. not words, furnish the depend
able Clew to the real sentiments of
the heart. BY dwelling more on tho
conditions that gave rise to tnat first
Thanksgiving and less on the petty
seeming adversities of tho present we
would find much occasion for heart
felt gratitude and many ways by
which. from our substance to demon
strate It by giving. The feasts which
We spread for our own or for those
sharing like circumstances hardly full
fin the spiritual Significance Of the
day.
Giving might we'll he described as
thankfulnoss IN action, whether tho
giving takes the form of personal
service or Of material token. II we
receive a benefit from a fellow-man,
we are not content with a merely con-
Ventional thank YOU, but are on the
alert to perform a service for him or
present him with a gift to show our
appreciation A desire to do some
thing is the first impulse Of a sincere
sense Of obligation. The custom Of
Christmas giving rests on the graft
tude of mankind for the birth Of a
Savior. The example of the Wise
Men shows how inherent In human
nature is the coupling Of giving with
thankfulness. Their gifts were in
spired by gratitude for the fulfillment
Of their hopes All through tho
Scriptures instances multiply in
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-01
\ NIW METHOD

one patron of the sand Springs
IiL1t company don't believe n
waiting At least that is what he
said Yesterday when he appeared
az the offices OF the company
with his electric meter tucked un-
der one arm lie had been TAX
ing 'ju.Co' from the company
and wanted 20 stop and pay his
bill Instead Of sending for an
electrician Of tho company TO
read his meter and disconuect IL,
he took a screw driver. took up
the meter and carried Il to the
companys office. He paid his
bill and left the meter.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-01

II may not be hum1ncuoss alone
that caused an Idaho woman To- put
flannel coats on her hens She may
bo eNpcrimenting to see n they can
be made to lay an winter
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-01
Who wm Have Turkey?

Tn, German army is said 20 oe get
ting ready to winter iu Belgium. In
other words. the BclgiHns are going
to have company for Christmas
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-01
\ Soft NnsMcr.

GertIe | wish YOU to know that l
don't stand ON trifles.
Helen tglaucing at her feet No,
dear. l see you don't.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-01
Huh

Beware the hard-mck story. son,
Warned careful MIR. Tupp,
For II YOU ever swallow one,
Nou'N do some coughing up"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-01

which giving, even at the cost Of
great sacrifice, was the test of the
gfateful heart. The rich young man
was tested in this way and found
wanting.-Pauline Perriwinkle.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-01

"Therc seems to be a matrimonial
wave just now
YES, what you might call a tiedal
"A eta
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-01

Would you permit a young man
to kiss YOU Bella"
wouldn't give him a written per
nit"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-01

Sell 1t-Buy It-Rent 1t!
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-04-28
ASKS INVENTORIES
Of PUBLIC UTILITIES

The Richmond Home Telephone
company, the street car company and
the Light, Heat and Power company
will be required to file inventories
with the state public utilities commits
sion within a few months. None of
the companies have been officially
asked for the inventories as yet.
September l has been set as the
time limit for the filing of the inven-
tories or physical valuations consist
ing of all property used and useful
for the convenience of the public" "
The appraisement of big utilities is a
long and expensive proposition.
Richmond is one of the few cities
in the state from which public utilities
corporations have sent their valua-
tions. The light plants and the water
works company were required to send
valuations because of the rate fights
taken up against them by the city.
The filing of the physical valuations
does not mean that there will be an
immediate adjustment in the rates of
all public utilities. 1t is said that to
go over the reports of every utility in
the state would require the commits
sion ten years. There are twice as
many public utilities companies in
Indiana as in Wisconsin. John F. Nc
Clure, a member of the commission,
stated.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-04-28

Mexican problem, will approach Huer.
ia first and sound him out. The next
movement will be to learn the exact
position of Carranza and that of Pres
ident Wilson without disclosing where
Huerta stands"
The mediators will ask the Wash
ington and Mexican governments for
statements as to what each would
demand and on the nature of these re-
sponses will depend the proposal to
be submitted by the mediators.
While there was much doubt As to
the final outcome of mediation, 1t was
believed that the negotiations at least
would have a favorable effect on the
relations between the two countries.
1t was pointed out that even though
the peacemakers' efforts finally fail,
they will have established indirect di-
plomatic communication between the
United States and the Huerta govern
ment and improved the chances for a
better understanding.
Meanwhile the work Of getting Ann
orleans out of Mexico went forward,
and no feature of the task of putting
the fighting machinery of the county
in condition for any unexpected de-
velopment was overlooked.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-04-28
State Commission Selects
City AS One of Ten to
Study Factories Where
Women Earn Livings.
COME FIRST OF JUNE
Local Plants Reported Above
Criticism and Welcome In
quiry Into Conditions
Where Children Work.

To investigate the working condi-
tions of women, Richmond has been
chosen as one of the ten cities of COM
munities in the state to be visited by
the Governors commission Of five per-
sons who will make a report to the
next legislature. The commission will
probe Richmond factory and store con-
ditions the first week in June and will
hold it's sessions in the Commercial
club rooms.
Richmond men took a leading part
in the campaign for legislation against
sweat shops and factories where
women and children work in un-
healthy, unsanitary surroundings over
hours and at tasks too difficult or too
heavy for them to perform. The wage
question is part of the investigation
also.
At the time, several Richmond fac
tories courten investigation, asserting
that women laborers are not abused by
factory owners here. Others, appar-
emily, did not fear investigation.
Appoints Commission.
When the state legislature refused
to pass bill limiting time of working
hours and fixing minimum wage
scale as well as prescribing working
conditions, it provided for the investi-
eating commission to consist of one
employer, one employe and at least
one woman. There are five members
and secretary. The commission is
not paid but is allowed expenses
The investigation will be in the ma
ture Of probe to get the minute in
formation to return to the 1915 legis-
lature. Not only will factory owners
be called in to testify as to wages, fac
tory conditions and hours of work,
but the working women themselves
will be witnesses before the commits
sion. The commission is also vested
with the right to enter any factory or
working place and make it's own priv
ate Investigations.
Richmond factories are said to be
models as compared with those against
which legislation is aimed. 1t is doubt
full if any Richmond factories could be
called sweat shops" in the most COM
prehensive Interpretation of the term.
However, it is said that some Rich
mond factories employ girls for no
less than fifty-five hours week, which
even under good working conditions,
will not be tolerated under future leg
islation, it is said.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-04-28
DECLARES MARTIAL LAW.
covernor Says That the State Is In
Rebellion.

DENVER Colo. April Ex-Governor
Ammons today issued a proclamma-
ltion declaring that a state of rebellion
exists in Colorado and calling upon
1.-THE citizens Of the state to rally and
Join in an effort to suppress the reign
bof lawlessness now existing.
The governors proclamation fol-
aows: because of the present great
crisis in the life of our commonwealth
h1l law-abiding and peace-loving citi-
jzens are most earnestly urged to give
their moral and active support to the
effort to restore peace in the strike
districts. With a state Of rebellion
dn existence and life and property in
great danger, our first duty is to re-
store law and order. We may not be
able to determine satisfactorily the
controversy between the operators and
the strikers, but the state has the un-
doubted right to require that both
parties to his conflic shall act within
hhe law Until this condition can be
attained there can be no just settle
ment.
Seek Peace of State.
"The authorities of the state have
Fbut one desire-to maintain order
Not a step will be taken except to
gain that end, but every force within
the power of the state will, If neces