The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-02-18

Pedro Ricer Echevarriin. though hi
title has never been investigated, offel
ed to purchase the two steamer ticket
which the sonora found she could nc
use, and shortly afterward introduce
a friend and the four went to dinner
After the dinner the jewelry was miss
ing and when the check with whicl
the count paid for the tickets was pre-
sented for payment it was found to b
no good. Detectives took the count t.
the police station and are now look
ing for his obliging friend who drew
the check.
Plans For Ideal Husband.
Mrs. Dolores Austin "A Richart
avenue, Borough Queens, is widow
with two stalwart little chaps to sup
port, and she works every day in 6
book bindery; but she says mo WON.
an can be breadwinner and success
full housekeeper and mother at the
same time, and after thinking it all
over | have decided to marry again
for their sake" She does not ask
for paragon, having all the virtues,
but "a man with capacity for low
ing and who has kept his boys heart;
one not over forty of any religion,
just so long as he has one; he need
not be rich, nor professional man,
but capable of earning a good living;
he must be honest and a respector of
women and all that is best and
worthy; he must not drink though she
does not object to smoking; he must
be a man of clean life and habits; he
must have good teeth; must love his
own children; if any, his wife's, if
she were a widow with children and
any more that follow; and he should
have the ambition to start home
where love, righteous living, self
sacrifice and ambition may be foster
ed" Mrs. Austin, though convent edu
Gated, is an Episcopalian, young,
strong and very good looking; she is
good housekeeper and a good cook.
She is not suffragette, believing in
stead that women should not seek to
tighten the burden of mankind by
taking it upon their own shoulders,
but should keep to their place in the
home and make the family life as near
ideal as it lies within her power to
do, thus doing her share of the worlds
work She thinks a man without a
temper isn't worth much, but it must
not be in use all the time. You see
she is willing to allow for faults and
eager to marry man who sizes up as
a real man. How many can answer
these few sensible specifications?
Remarkable Prophecy by Schiif.
81 would not be surprised if this |
great community had in so years from |
now population of 2OO,OOO,OO0, of this
number 100000 Jews. They multi |
ply quickly" So said Jacob Schiff,
he noted banker, in addressing the |
Jews of Brownsville. 81 feel certain
he American Jew of the future will
De the greatest Jew of all ages. You
cannot be a good Jew without being
A nj no |
good American Jew without be-
ne a good Jew. | believe the Jew in
America cannot have any future I'M
ess he teaches his children the Torah
bible) of their parents, and bring
hem up in ways so they will remain
ttached to it, as they go out into the
american world"
Tuberculosis Cure Tested. ,
A years experiment with home f
ospital" methods is pronounced a Is
uccess in the fight against tubercul- |
sis in the congested districts of a
reat city, and it can be treated at /
ass expense than in the ordinary
anitorium The test was conducted
y the New York Association for I'M 2
rowing the Condition of the Poor.
he experiment is called the Home
ospital method of treatment, and +
rovides for all the members of the
atients' family, besides all the adj S
antages of hospital care for the tub K
,culosis sufferer 1t not only treats c
lie disease, but has to do with the c
Ire of poverty and dependence. 1t e
i'll be continued for two years at
asst. n
Edison Laughs at Theory. =
The French electrician, M. Duro- f,
lirer, has a theory that the explos- 6.
n which blew up the Volturno and T,
at which blew up the La Liberte
lille she was lying in the French A
.rbor, was caused by the collision of h,
% wireless waves in the air. In his
periments he has found that when 3,
reless waves cross one another,
ey cause a certain interference. =