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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-09
CHAPTER xcvll

We were about ten minutes late
at tho Symones' dinner. and ]
thought Dick WAS very ugly 10 say
10 our hostess You must scold
my wife. Mrs. Sy-none. ] was
dressed in plenty of time TO make
H. but a woman has to prink about
so much. you know"
Mrs. Symone answered very tact
fully. III Margle can look as well
az she does tonight with a little
extra prinking, | am sure that one
viii always be glad TO delay din
ner a few minutes. "
The Symones are very wealthy
people. Harry Symone having been
very rich from birth and his money
has been gathering more In all the
years OF his life.
lie has never done bit Of work.
and when he married he naturally
married the richest girl In town.
Dick and he have been very
good friends ever since college,
where they roomed together
Harry is n good fellow, but | have
often thought he was not a good
pal for Dick. as his ideas of the
value of money are naturally ut
torly false. and as for Mrs. Sy'
none, ! do not think she can con.
cciye Of living without great
army of servants 10 attend her ev
cry want house In the city and
I'm the country and every wish
gratified
Did ! say every wlsh7 Poor
Eiene Symone would give a cool
million for a ehlldl There is a
wistful look on her face and have
seen positive envy come into her
eyes when she sees a mother with
a pretty baby In her arms.
am. very fond OF her though
and, II she were not so rich. would
like to have her for a friend, and
| know she likes me. But II is i'm
! possible for me to be intimate
with Eliene. Symone as I cannot
possibly go her gait and / can
not allow her To pay ali the bills
D. when We are out together for la
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-09
THE CONFESSIONS OF A Wife
MONEY CAN'T BUY HAPPINESS

urles that seem necessities TO her.
Boxes at the opera. theatre. the
highest.priced lunches. flowers
and splendid clothes Eliene sly.
none knows nothing else. but
sometimes | think these things
bore her to death and that she
would be glad 10 live more sim
ply II she knew how.
After dessert she and left Dick
and Harry in the dining room. and
when we were seated IN Eliene's
own little Dubarry sitting room
she looked up at me very pathet-
ically and said:
Margaret, don't, II you care for
your happiness, fail TO have fam
lily. The only outlet for a WON.
ans great loving heart as she
grows old is a housefu of children
Harry is a good husband. as hus-
bands go, guess, but ! have found
out long ago that marriage is very
different from just loving"
Just then we heard a loud laugh
come from the dining room
There. you see. they are having
btAlfl llIut NitHOul us ludU lUtN
did when We were around
"Do YOU know. Margie, | don't
believe that men like us. They
love us. they admire us, they re-.
spect us, but they don't like us.
When they want good time;
when they hunt. fish, or do any OF
the outdoor stunts they consider
manly. they are bored to death II
we ask to 30 along
"Margie. ! believe that Harry
would have tit n ! should insist
upon going .on one of his long voy.
ages on the yacht and yet | am n
good sailor and believe | could and
would be quite as cheerful a com
panion as Dick. whom he would
take tomorrow II he would go.
Nov. Margie. take heed from
experience and understand that
THERE is ONLY ONE COMPEN-
SATlON FOR A WOMAN IN MAR.
RAGE AND THAT is chill
DREN."
/. MONEY CAN BUY EVERY.
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SEN. POINDEXTER
HITS AT WILSON

WASHINGTON u. C.. March -
Declaring that while he has the
greatest respect for President VII.
son. and has In the past 20 IRE.
qucntly agreed with him that II ~
unpleasant to disagree" Senator
Miles puindcxter of Washington to
day severely criticised the presi.
dents attitude on the Panama toll
question.
impartial foreign critics" he
said. are laughing NJ US. and we
are making an international boob
OF Ourselves.
The question Ia not one Of a sub
sldy or boon To ship companies. but
Il IL one 81 cheap transportation and
free passage from one port Of our
country TO another"
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DON'T COUGH YOURSELF
Into a Serious Condition

To neglect a cough or cold IL
always hazardous act. A cold
30 often goes down on the lungs.
and the cough that follows may
easily be a symptom ~ bronchitis.
pleurisy, or even pneumonia
Coughing frequently follows at.
tacks Of Ia grippe. and II severe
and persistent. L. tax on the sys-
tenn that weakcns the vital resist.
ance Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound IL an effective medi.
cine for coughs and colds. IN n per.
feet demulceut that may be relied
upon for quick relief a man
named A. u Ellison, Taylor. Wis.
writes: Il make point OF rec.
ommendlng Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound To all those need.
Ing a certain and safe cure from
coughs and colds" AZ Bartoll's
Drug Stores.
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King BagEot ls featured In The
Flaming Diagram" n two-part fea.
ture that starts Mt the Alhambra to-
day. A father. wishing TO protect
the secret OF n powerful explosive
he had invented. as we'll as keep II
In the family. wrote the formula in
mystic script. aud filed the only
copy in the government vaults. with
instructions that IL was 90 be
be opened In the presence OF the
family in case OF his death. Secret
service spies OF foreign countries
endcayor To get the formula. There
Is plot and counterpart. and a mya.
tory story unfolda. the whole solu.
ton OF which depends on the read.
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PORTLAND. Or. March e-Thc
oregon.Washington Railroad e.
Navigation Co. has donated TO the
state 20 acres Of land in southern
oregon. valued Mt 100000. for a
campus for the University OF ore.
gon medical college.
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WHERE III GOES

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Schools. including university.
state college and normal
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THING BUT HAPPINESS" /
thought as Dick and ! babe the
Symones good night.
ITO Be Continued Tomorrow
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. curse 20 wear
And bec1use they nearly always let
their victims get worse all the time. they
are yearly forcing thousands 81 people
Into risklng their lives bY undergoing
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RESIDENCE THEATRES
At the Home Until Wednesday

Romance OF the Sea" two-reel
drama: True Western Hearts. -
drama. "The Rival Pitchers, com.
edy.
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No Belt No Leg-Straps - No
Springs

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i waterproof hold in the BAN
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cox1uirEt isopa 10 u iss0rur M
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Such MIsery-Csusins Makeshifts
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Dream Until Tuesday Night

The Chest OF Fortune" two-part
Kalem drama. When the Cartridge
Failed. Edison drama. The Speed
er's Revenge" Vitagraph comedy.
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ing OF the mysterious diagram left
by the inventor. The solution ~
accomplished IN a very unusual and
dramatic manner.
BENJAMIN Wilson. the Edison star.
wrote. directed. as we'll as played
tho lead In When the Cartridge
Failed" a drama at the Dream To-
day.
One OF the dramas McRae will
enact with hts company In the la.
wAiinn islands will be laid during
the reign OF king kamehameha, l..
who guided the natives out OF say.
agery and established modern gov
ernmcnt among his people. Tho Ia
nous rock OF Pail. from he had HIS
enemies thrown. will be IN the pic.
lures II overlooks Honolulu hRr
Dor and Ii 1000 feet high These
pictures win be a part OF tho Uni
yersal program.
The next Universal Ike comedy
viii be Universal Ike woolng."
Prince Henry Of Prussia IL TAX
Ing lessons in camera work before
going on an important scientific OK.
pedition To South America The
royalty OF Europe take to the mo.
ton pictures as naturally az the
Americans.
Tho Hearat.Selie news service at
the Cicmmer is proving popular
addition 10 the new program. The
t0-cent prices. which went into Of.
feet yesterday. helped pack the
house.
Tho same company which sup
ported Tully Marshall. original Joe
Brooks In paid In Full. are In
the five-part photoplay taken from
the stage story which opened at
the Melbourne yesterday for u
weeks stay
Alhambra Until Wednesday Night
THE Flaming Diagram" two part
Imp drama: "A Modern Fairy Tale. ="
Rex drama: "Sheridans Pride. -
Joker comedy; Animated Weekly"
Nprtd'a upW4
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The Reform Candidate" three
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Washing Our Clothes educational
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PR0GRESSIVES MUST STAND AGAINST WILSON
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IN HIS FIGHT TO LEVY TOLLS ON U. S. SHIPPING

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the best interests this nation
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Alhsmbrs Until Wednesday Nigh

THE Flaming Diagram" two part
Imp drama: "A Modern Fairy Tale.
Rex drama: "Shcridan's Pride.
Joker comedy. Animated Weekly.
worlds news
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Only Thing Good Enough
To Stand a 6O-paY Lest


ueh long and thorough test
That's our guaranteed rupture holder.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-05-22
From Mondays Daily.

The commissioning of the local
officers OF the Salvation Army was
held at the Army auditorium last
night. The ceremonies were carried
out by Captain F. p. Buyer assisted
by Mrs. Captain Buyer anu Adju-
tant L. Cunningham. Special color
sergeants for the. occasion we're Cap
tain l.. Simpson and William Damn.
Officers OF the senior corps: Fred
H. Dallman, corps sergeant major;
Harry Lewis, corps secretary; Ad-
jutant l.. Cunningham, corps treas
urer; Mrs. DIR. Sites. penitent form
sergeant; A. F. MCGOWAN, band.
master: Mrs. F. b. Rhoades, pnblica-
ton sergeant; DR.. Edw. Sites, quar-
termaster; Mrs. Mary Dallman; Jail
sergeant; Mrs. Emma Shaver, rescue
home sergeant; William Shaver, con-
vert sergeant major; George l.. VIII
hanson, drum sergeant; William f.
Jessup. color sergeant.
Young Peoples Officers: Fred
Nnlstg, Juuiof SttScduI ufuJOiB Ell
wood Capron, junior sergeant:
Glaydes Jones, record sergeant; FL
sic Sites, color sergeant; Jennie Gil
SON, color sergeant; Vera Ruth
Hiersche, band of love sergeant:
Mrs. Sarah Larson, cradle roll SER
geant; Mrs. DR.. Sites, corps cadet
guardian; Hazel Reed, y, p. l.. sec
Rotary; Pearl Stevens, Y. p. L. re-
Icording secretary. Captain Buyer de-
sires to state that Mrs. Emma
Shaver. the new rescue home ser
,geant viii also act as the visiting
nurse for the army in Mankato. She
Is we'll qualified for this work and
she will have charge OF all rescue
conditions. ..-.Is. - -.
Mrs. Mary Dallman win attend to
the duties of the city and county Jail
work which the army Is called upon
to do. She Il efficient. capable and
will prove TO be friend and spir-
itual adviser to the needy ones.
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u .
Sunday with bis parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Keene. g.
Ben Dowety and Charles Braxier
went to Minneapolis Saturday on
their motorcycles. f -
III. c., Kroon spent the weekend
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
w. Kroon at saltwater. 80
Miss jamie wasgatt has departed
for Seattle to take course in short.
hand during the summer months.
II. IS. Con took an automobile
trip, to Napoleon yesterday. He re-
ports the roads In excellent condi-
tion. =. ~ . = q, "a. '-F.-s' rt-~'fts- s.
: Miss Harriet Frazer OF Nevada,
Iowa, was the weekend guest OF
Miss Jessie Payne, of the high school
faculty. 49, sEErt so.
Mrs. G. J. Klein left this morning
for GLASGOW. Mont, called by the
serious illness of her little grand
daughter. e. - ~. a",
Gardner Bowen of Minneapolis and
Leroy Bowen of Enderlin, N. d..
spent Sunday with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs, John r. Bowen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Peterson
went I, to Minneapolis Saturday to
attend the celebration Of the Nor
wegian independence centennial.
Cecil Snow who is a freshman at
ST. Thomas college this year, was
the guest OF his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John r. Snow, over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Olson and son,
George, viii return this evening from
Minneapolis where they have been
celebrating the Norway Independence
day. SO. 5
Mrs. r. ]. Brezinsky left this after.
noon for Minneapolis 10 attend the
wedding of her cousin. Miss Clara
Werner to Edward Williams, both
OF Minneapolis .,
Morris II. Griffin was in owatonna
yesterday. attending the baseball
game between the Owatonna and
Albert Lea teams. the latter winning
by d score OF six 10 two.
Miss Eva schuster Miss Lee Hanie
and Miss Josephine BRANDED. all of
New Ulm, are IN the city spending
Pa week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
IS. J, Sieberg. Ill North Fourth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. j. LeffingwelI re-
turned to their home at Nopa. Cal.
after visiting several months with
relatives In this city and at Fairmont.
Mrs. Leffinswell was formerly Miss
Florence wasgatt.
/ Attorney G. r. Dean of Fairmont
was IN Mankato Saturday. Mr.. Dean
is county attorney OF Martin county
ana successfully prosecuted the man
|yirgens. securing his conviction OF
the murder OF John Steen last fall
\ A party OF Eiks OF the twin cities.
Mankato and elsewhere took an au-
tomobile trip yesterday morning to
Lake Washington. where they were
guests Of John Gerlich. The party
Included Norman Hermanson. Fred
Otto. j. n. Richards. w. j. Merchant
and p h. Browder. al of Mankato:
A. l.. Snyder. +. 8. Mccabe. w. ID.
Kelly, W. A. jackson. Fred 8. vac
ger O. x. Bird. n. G. Beechem, ID. T..
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-05-22
from Monday. p.ilr

Members OF the Norwegian Luther
an church nj Rapidan celebrated the
centennial Norwegian Independence
day with special services at the
church yesterday afternoon.
About 100 people gathered to hear
the program and addresses were
given by Rev. N. N. Nordgaard and
Carl Flo. Misses Gertrude skove. An.
IA Brude. Dena Fletta and Miss
Johnson gave readings and there was
special music by the choir. Selections
we're sing in Norwegian and the
program closed with singing "Ameri-
Cd" In English.
The ladies OF the church served re-
freshments 40 the home OF George
Nelson following the program and
and netted q nice sum.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-05-22
PARK THE STREET
REDUCE ITS WIDTH
From Mondays Daily.

What Is TO be done with North
Fourth street. from Elm TO Lafayette.
where IL is 1i5 feet wide, was a sub
ject Of much argument at the meet
ing of the city council this morning,
and after the meeting ell OF the
members, together with City Attor-
ney Schaub and City Engineer Blom.
quist took an automobile trip out TO
the place to look Il over However.
no decision was reached as to what
will be done.
Several propositions have been
placed before the council. One is
that the east side of the streets
shall be made into a park, thus re-
ducing the driveway TO eighty feet.
ike the rest of Fourth street. An
other is that the east sixty-five feet
be vacated. thus adding This prop.
erty TO that of the owners along the
east side of the street. II vas sug.
gested that the vacation might be
made, and the adjacent property own
. aHaFaNtd All "
value Of the land thus added to their
holdings. but City Attorney Schaub
declared that this could not be done.
The city could not sell its easement
and make the property owners buy
il. The easement could be given
away but not sold.
Could Make a Park.
Councilman Lamm was strongly In
favor of proceeding with the grading
that is now being done. thus levelIns
of the entire street of 1875 feet,
and then sowing down IN grass seed
all that is not needed for a roadway.
The sidewalk, he said, could be plac-
ed on the east side OF the street.
close up to the property line Of the
people living along the east side
of the street. It was suggested that
the sidewalk be placed out on the
edge of the roadway, on the outside
of the strip where the grass Is TO
be planted. This he vigorously op.
posed, saying some people would be
willing to built to the street walk and
others would not, and many people
would run over the parkway thus
made.
1t was the general opinion OF the
council that the street should not be
narrowed by vacating the east por.
tion. as that would be giving away
a great deal Of property, and as the
city attorney advised the council
that the city's right-of-way could not
he sold, It was evident that che city
must either hold on to what IL had
or give something very valuable away
without any compensation.
Bought From Omaha ROAD.
II will be remembered that the
Omaha tracks used to run over this
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Heck and @. w. Lausted all of St
Paul; e. Webster Of Seattle, E. p.
Deigsrt Of Portland, Ore, and others.
The party from the twin cities stop
ped at the saulDaugh during their
|sojourn in Mankato. b., ..
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sssss:sssf!sssss, 5.
WESTERN CANADA NOW

The opportunity of securing free
homesteads Of 160 acres each, and 8
the low priced lands of Manitoba, 3
Saskatchewan and Alberta, viii soon Z
have passed.
Canada offers hearty welcome to
the Settler, TO the man with a family I
looking for home; to the farmers
son, TO the renter, to all who wish to :
live under better conditions
Canada's grain yield in 1913 is the
talk of the world. Luxuriant Grasses I
give cheap fodder for large herds: cost
of raising and fattening for market
is triae-
The sum realized for Beef, Butter,
Mix and Cheese will pay fifty per
cent ON the investment.
Write for literature and particulars =
as to reduced railway rates to -
Superintendent of immigration, -
Ottawa, Canada, or TO ~xy351
-: :: =. =. !. :: !: !.
Canadian II2SE1<N
Government Agent IGx<fkh
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How Travelling Mems Wives WIN 3,
Entertained. $50


Arrangements Cor the entertain
ment OF the visiting ladies during
the grand council meeting of the
United Commercial Travellers. to be
held IN the city. June II, IL and 10.
we're made ut meeting OF the la
dies auxiliary OF the Mankato eeun-
ell Of the order late Saturday af-
Hternoen Al the home of Mrs y. w.
Foster, So Byron street.
An informal reception WIN be held
in the Elks club house on Thursday
afternoon. June II. The club rooms
WI be profuseiy decorated with
the cniors OF the u. G. T. blue.
white and gold. An orchestra VIM
play during the entire afternoon
and punch viii be served. The ia
dies win receive badges. which they
win wear during the three days con-
sention. In the latter part Of the
afternoon. the local u. c. 7. ladies
viii take their guests on an autome-
bile ride through and around The
city. ys,.o, s,o.e,. "a
A formal reception viii be held
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raised money for the purchase OF
the site. and he did not, think the
council had authority to appropriate
any more. even II It were available.