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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-10

A good treatment for u cold settled
In the lungs IL HERRICK's RED
PEPPER POROUS PLASTER ap.
piled to the chest to draw out mflpm
nation, and BALLARD'S HORE.
HOUND SYRUP to relax tlghtness
You get the two remedies for the price
Of one by huying the dollar size Hore
hound Syrup; there Is porous plaster
free with each bottle. Sold by West
fall Drug company.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-10
COLORADO HOUSE VOTES
TO END LINDSEY'S JOB

DENVER, March l0.-The Colora
do house Of representatives passed on
final reading yesterday three bills to
abolish the Juvenile court aud trans
fer Its work to the district court. one
effect Of the bills, II passed by the
senate and signed by the governor
would be to remove from office Judge
Ben h. Lindsey of the Juvenile court
~ Denver
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-10
Only One "RROMO aTININE.

Whenever YOU Feel cold coming on
think OF the full name LAXATIVE
BROMO QUININE Look for sigma
ture Of y. W GROVE on box. 25c.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-10

their hall Thursday "a which all mem
bers and friends are Invited
Plumbing Repairs, Hutch Wal 1874
Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-10

entire change Of vaudeville. The acts
are all direct from the big circuits
and the program M n whole Is said To-
be exceptionally good And there will
be the best " feature aud comedy
pictures The vaudeville program will
feature the -Four Renees entitled
Through Five Countries in Twenty
Minutes These people have won
derfully beautiful wardrobe and spe.
cial scenery including one Of the most
gorgeous drop curtains ever seen here
Billy and Mllly Linderman win be
seen In sensational equilibristlc
wire act Jack Lewis win be seen In
q line OF comedy entitled German
Politician"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-10
Sample Each Free by Mall

with sa-p. skin Book on request Ad-
dress postcard "Cutiesra. Dept r. ses-
,on." sold throughout the world.
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Library Scarfs at 98c

Stamped ON linen crash and rep con.
ycutIonal designs, TO be embroidered
with heavy rope floss
Stamped Ready Made Pillow Cases
With frnged ends. conventional de-
signs stamped on linen crash, at 20c
Stamped Scarfs-With fringe ends,
l5 mchc, long conventional designs
stamped on linen crash. 29c.
Stamped COmbing Jackets Stamped
on Turkish toweing SIMPLE designs for
embroidery and 70 be finished with
crochet edge, at SOC,
Just received ? shipment of novelty
braids.-Art store-First Floor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-10
The Mistress of
ShenstOne'' Soc

This IL a companion book
To The Rosary" many Of the
characters being the same
The Rosary" also ready at
jOc Other late arrivals in
clude; Damon and Pythias"
The Woman "The Calling
~ Dan Mathew" Tint
Printer " Udell's" Their
Yesterday" "Frcckles." "At
Foot NJ the Rainbow. Girl OF
LimbcrlOst Harvester" and
many Others.
Book StOre-First FloOr)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-10


Miss Glenn Andrews entertained the
Needlecraft club Tuesday, having also
as guests Mines. G. u. Hereford, NJ @,
fiah, A. W Valliere, and James Ben
nett The afternoon was spent with
needlework and several piano numbers
by the hostess, Mrs NJ II Randall
viii be the hostess In two weeks,
Mrs H. ~ Daulton OF East Four
teenth street continues quite III, much
to the regret Of her friends
Mr. and Mrs ". p. Culhertson Of
Kiowa are the guests n DR. and Mrs,
n II. Nowlln.
The members ~ the Players Auc.
tlon club together with Mines Samuel
Hooker, y. r. McKilllp @ Y semple,
Major Moherly Of Claremore, and
Misses Clara Kennedy and Olive Pick.
Ell were the guests Tuesday Of Mrs.
Mitchell A Creamer. High scores
were mnde nv Mines Moherly aud
Wynne Erwin. The club viii meet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-09
Marine LOSS OF
LIFE DIMINISHED

The loss OF lives In marine dis.
asters along the Pacific coast dur.
ing 1914 was considerably under
the number in years previous, toll
OF less than a hundred being exact.
ed through storms and careless nav
igation. Mishaps. both serious and
minor. aggregated as.
The sinking Of the Francis
II. Leggett off the Oregon coast
took GO 10 a watery grave. II was
the worst wreck OF the year.
Fifteen more we're lost when the
Admiral Sampson founderod near
Seattle. after she was struck by the
Princess Victoria.
The list OF a, cidents during tbs
year had fits beginning when the
Tallac. Seattle TO San Francisco.
and the Edward r. West lost their
deckloads January .. The accident
to the latter cost the life OF Cap.
tain Stream.
When the lsthmian went ashore
at San Benito Island. December Is.
accidents for the yea ended.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-09
Mr.. SMITHKINS'
SUPPER ISLATE;
HERE'S REASON

Mrs smiihkinH returned home
late yesterday afternoon. She was
so late. IN fact. that Mr.. s'nithkins
supper was delayed an hour beyond
the usual time
Mr.. smithkins likes HIS meals on
the tick. lie was grumpy all
through dinner.
Mrs amithkinr had a good ex-
cuse. She had gone out 20 the uni
yersity To attend the first annual
hourskeepers conference She OK.
plalned about the conference the
best she could. but Mr. Smithkina
was understood 90 mutter that he
never heard OF such dsrned foolish
ness
There we're $50 housewives at
the conference and about the same
number OF Seattle husbands Frum.
bled through delayed dinners last
might
At the conference. Miss Effie
Raltt, head OF the department Of
home economies. oDefed the SEES
sion with n discussion Of Planning
the Daily Food"
Miss Mary Rsusch demonstrated
How 10 Cook Vegetables
DR.. J. ~ Byers lectured on
Chemistry Of the Household"
Mrs. N. Culver gave q short talk
on Design Of Dress and Textiles. ."
and What II a Bargain" was an
swered by Miss Grace Denny. To
days program n along similar
lines.
Poor Mr. Rmlthkins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-09
TRADE FIGURES
ALL POINTING
TO PROSPERITY

WASHINGTON. Feb. 81 f2T,
900. 900 gain IN exports for the last
four weeks IN January. compared
With the five weeks Of December.
IL shown by the figures Just made
public BY the department Of com.
merce
For the four weeks ending Janu.
airy 30 the excess 81 exports over
imports NJ the ~ principal ports
which ordinarily do about S. per
cent Of the total export business
Was ft2l .133.Sss. as compared with
si07.075.g5l excess for the five
weeks ending January 2.
Beat Record Since War
For the last week OF January the
excess Of exports over imports had
climbed 10 t35.901 .53J al these 10
ports.
This WIS larger than tho figures
for any single week since the begin.
ming Of the European war
During this last week Of January
the total export figures from these
ports amounted % $50 Sos. 1879.
Although imports are also stead.
lily increasing In volume. indicating
a general resumption Of trade, the
export figures are expanding with
much more rapidity. constantly in.
creasing the balance o. trade in
favor OF the United States.
Billion and Half Excess
n the January rate Of exports and
imports continues for 1915. an ex-
cess OF more than 81. 500. 900 900 viii
result.
That means that after we pay the
rest Of the world for the goods We
bring into the United States and the
rest Of the world pays ms for all the
goods they buy OF us. they viii still
owe US n billion and a half OF big
round dollars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-09
THE WAR TODAY

poLAND-petroorsd predicts
collapse Of German advance
against Warsaw. Says kaiser
10 Withdrawing troops from Po-
land 20 stop Russian drive In
Prussia. Berlin denies this, de-
elarlng Rvssis's attack In East
Prussia IL checked. Germans
having assumed offensive.
AusTRiA-HUNcARY--vien-
ma declares Austrian troops
penetrated Bukovlna. csptur-
ing 500 prisoners and seven
guns Sunday.
FRANcE--Aetivity increas-
ing at Scissors. Germans drop
ping iacenclary bombs on
buildings. French captured
mill near La Bassee.
cERmANY---Governneni as
sumeo control Of all wireless alta
tions, which will be used for
public business only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-09
AER0PLANE WINGED

PARIS. Feb. s--French artillery
men today brought down a Taube
which VAS making observations
along the Disc river. Its pilot and
observer met instant death. They
were Germans.
French troops we're reported 10
have recovered mill near La
Bassee. which recently was evacu.
atcd when attacked by an over
~helming force Of Germans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-09
SIx-DAY WEEK
BILL BOBS UP
IN LEGISLATURE

OLYMPIA. Feb. e.--The house
broke all records for new bills yes
terday when 10 measures were sub
mitted before 10 a. m.
OF these. one by Hubbell o. Kit
titas provides for the creation OF
night schools In the larger school
districts OF the state and allows for
apporiionment OF the school funds
under per days" attendance.
Lane OF King introduced a bill
which prohibits any employer work
ing help more than SIX days a week
excepting bakers and nightwatch-
men. The bin calls for "a hours
rest each week for all workers in
industrial or mercantile establish
ments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-09
VITAL STATISTICS
Marriage ILr-n-...


MILO stashs. seattle. and Fannie ?.
Wheeler. Seattle
Geo p. unshusband. ~. Seattle. and
Ruby wprster. -. Seattle
BENJAMIN HeuerEArdt. 20. Eiienshurs
ard KAthsrYn Fcys y. Seattle.
Abe I.evinscn. -. Aberdeen. and Ida
Riuxnid. a. Aberdeen.
y ~ Thompson. -, North Yakima.
ard sarah CstouS. -. Npftn Yakima
August Albert prath. "a. Tacoma. and
Marie garxsnsen. ~. Seattle.
Arthur i.Efruicre a. seattle and
D.iiA paNrii ~ Seattle
stephen Fletcher, seattle and Mary
Horn. ssAttie
Nalentinc RebhAhn. ~. Seattle. and
Loretta NlHi 10. Seattle.
Bert y Mccoiiuu. a.. Tacoma. and
Daisy Fairfield. ~. spokane.
kiisei Levi.on. -. stanwood. and Marie
Law. 80. stKnwcoi.
YamRmpio. q. McMurray. and s-fe
YssuokA =. Japan.
chris NcOinty. "a. seattle and Minnie
Fredestrkson. "a. Pouisho
J. a Seine 90. Montesano. snd Jose
phine McNeiiy. a. Mon,esano.
stephen G. McGni ~ Everett and
JAMIE y. Gross. 10. Seattle
sam y. Lever. "a. seattle. and Mrs
AKne. Powell ~. Seattle
Chas. q rcuie. 90. Seattle. and Eva "
nranshaw SO. Seattle.
John c. Bouiten, 20. Chicago. and Alice
V. Goodwin. Seattle,
clyde H. Minear. ~. Seattle, and Edna
u Anon. rs. Seattle,
william A. Rowiss. "a. Seattle. and
Martha E Callahan
s. ". ruortsl. Seattle and Marths
Hawkins. Seattle.
oscar e Martin, 81. Tacoma. and
Einora " wood. Seattle.
John seat -. Everett. and Susie War.
Jim valaio. a. Seattle. and Anna Nun
din. "a Seattle.
Mrs and Mr.. y. \ Hay, tos \. t.rd
st son. February 8.
Mrs and Mr.. r. J. skeWis bs7r tsth
ave. $ W. son. December rs.
Mrs ana MIR NJ Fitzgerald Nj Yer
non. wash. son. February 6.
Mrs. and Mr. l.. Gacolucci. sass 18th
ave s. son. February 2.
Deaths
Or. Abijah Hulet 50. ssso weedin
place February s.
Entone r.ndshL IS, $50 Sus ave s.
February l.
Katherine X Nyborg. days 1905
Bellevue ave. February
chas. Peterson. So 62s Minor ave. n.
February 8.
chss Olson. as Minor hospital Feb
rua'ry ?.
Rebeccs o'Neai. 10. toT \. sand st.
February 3.
Andrew c. Milne. IS. Minor hospital.
February
Geo. BiSbS. So Hlns county hospital,
January so
James Donneliy. IS. King county hos
pitnl January IS.
LILLE Red. "a. King county hospital.
February g.
Divorces Granted
Frederick l.. Parker from liEzie Parker
Laura Runkle from Ralph Vunkle.
Ahbia Hayes from Jas H. Hayes
Divorces Asked
Alice McKihhcn vs.. Arthur Mckihben.
non-support; chester a. spinncy vs. Al
pha splnnsy abandonment; LEILA Ellen
Kenyon vs.. Fred Albert Kenyon. ahan-
doument
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-09
DECLINES HELP OF
NEUTRAL SHIPS

WASHINGTON. Feb. s.-Rear
Admiral Howard. commanding the
Pacific fleet wirelessed the navy
department today that the CON-
mander OF the Japanese cruiser
Asama aground in San Bartolome
bay. on the west coast Of Mexico.
had declined the assistance OF nett
trail warships This aid was ten
dered by the American cruisers san
Diego and Raleigh. The San Diego
is Admiral Towards flagship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-09
MARKETS


stalls as9.gos. No 90 sacks flour. si.se'
Sc boxes matches Zoe, Htaii .ie. lee
cans pork and beans. isc, cans solid
pack tomatoes sSr. stan set. tst
minccmsat Toe III. lbs navy beans. ace.
stalls ies.iFt. ~ lbs sugar. iioe. .
large cans milk. stc. stall 10, tec coffee
lbs fiop. SAINT cleanser. Sc pkg
stan .. pot roast izNo 10. picnic hams
Ac 10 stall aip. cottage cheese. Ice
~. homemade sauerkraut. ats iSc
stalls ass-alt black walnut tAffy. soc
10. jelly gum drops. sec o. stall at,
leo Loaf homemade bread. sc. z for iEe
stall s9F. fresh ranch esTs SOC dos Stall
H. home made apple butter z lbs sse
stall al. Florida grapefruit. Sc each
san lln. sNnat nntatnes. lbs. inc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-09
WHEAT HELD FOR
HIGHER PRICES?

CHICAGO. Feb. a.-Dist Attor-
ney Cline announced today that he
was probing reports that wheat
spectators had stored enormous
quantities OF wheat In seaboard ele-
vators ostensibly for expectation.
but in reality TO hold for higher
prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-09
COLUMBIA RIVER
JETTY SWEPT AWAY

ASTORIA. Ore. Feb. "A
$4,000 900 section OF the south jetty
of the Columbia river Is total loss
today. Tremendous seas swept re-
tanning trestle and rock fill away
and a continuing gale is expected
to increase the havoc. The part
destroyed had been completed just
last spring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-09
PIKE PLACE

Stall fT-sS, fresh pasteuriEed milk. &c
ut, Sc pit. Stall II, \ lhs. fine white
sugar. sso. stall 90. OTIS. CLANS. SC
chinook salmon. Toe ID Stall IS. 9Sc
Zoe bread. 2 Tor Use; Sc loRvcs. FOR Zoe.
stall %, sweet cider ssc gal Stail IS.
brick cheese Use No.; fresh churned hut
ter lbs. tlo0. stan is2t local ranch
oRss, sos dor. Stail a. suet Sc h 2 lbs
lamb chops. 25c. stalla t4.4b lemons, 100
doz; oranges. doz, Csc stall 1895 2
pkgs. gloss starch, iSc: large bars Ivory
soap iSc stall a. I can milk free with
each N. Of zoe or aoc coffee. stall IL
patent flour. 800 sack.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-09
SAINT AIRY

stall IL. fancy dollhouse tomatoes 2bc
h.: cucumbera 1bo each; best Yakima
potatoes. ti.60 sack. stalls s&-3a. I lbs
fancy rice, 2be, q large cans milk. sac
stalls aa-tT. fresh ranch eggs, doz
Toe; Indian Runner duck eggs. ssc doE
stalls a2-st. leaf lard, i2hc H.: lamb
shoulder. lie ID; choice steaks ibo -
stalls a1-ss. haiibut ana salmon. lbs
shc, Chinook salmon. 2 lbs. i5c. Stall
e5 Winesap apples 800. delivered 2
lbs. soft shell almonds or walnuts qAcl
good Yakima potatoes. 800 sack. stall
49, English fuNffns FOR Zoe,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-09
SEATTLE

stalls to ?. mutton chops 1850 IL;
T-bous steak. isc 10. pot reast. ishc 10.
stall II. haiibut. to 10. Columbia river
smeit. Sc 10. stalls is-iT Yakima pota-
toes ~ lbs. 15cs onions. lbs Tee, stan
10. Florida grapefruit for sSo; wslnnis
lbs SIC. stan a.. lee ioaves bread.
isc; "a dozen cookies soc. stalls i9-it
ssc Magnet coffee sec, black olives, ioc
bottle Royal baking powder. soc ID
stall rs. Plymouth storage eggs. ise dca
dos sBc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-09

iiS. lemons i5c doz.; Florida grapefruit.
Sc each golden dates Zoe H. Stalls 2 8,
and Z pot roast. Sc to i2hc lh.. pure
homo rendered lard. lie ID, leaf lard,
lie III; veal roast. 12hc IN, Stall IL
German ans &c doz; sweet relish. isc
pt. stall :. Roman cheese asc ID: nol-
stnin metWursi. soc Id.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-09

Stall ioi. cues best milk. i6c; \ bags
salt tocs carawny cheese Csc H.. peanut
butter. lbs. csc, stalls 1921. 10 bars
laundry soap, 2bci = cans tomatoes or
peas, g5c. stall ., salmon trout. Ice 10
oysters, csc At. &. Il. smelt. &c 10. Stall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-09
MARQUIS succuMss

LONDON, Feb. S.--Charles STU
art, the marquis OF Londonderry.
died here today of pneumonia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-09
HOMESTEADS

- HOMESTEADS
! zee see acre. fss. sossransni home.
asads. decided lads o. 20 tss per ARE.
ready Tor pio~ins yisids ~ 20 90
bsshsis wheat finest inland climate.
low homssssksfs excursions write fer
tree books immigration nurssu. G..
e-1e~S~~~I~,N~~l~s~ss~sln,,-ss s~,HsS~sse~~~~~~
81 FARM LANDS
Prw YAHA nARaAfNs
aouHT VERNON
Adjoining the CifF nniis 20 acres -
soef black soii ~ - thsse arfss are
ia cultivation = fair t,room house and
small orehard. Priced Tor guirk sale
- ft.eee. isfms o. go cash 10 bet
ter farm bargain was ever offered in
this district
- aerss aii river bottom land. and does
not uFsrfia~s about ~ arfes IN Guilt
vAfian Improved uth small house IN
soad condition faces main raanff road
THIS farm 10 iarat~f In ths finrsf farm
iuE section fn Southwestern waning
tor. Price $500 on terms - is.ept
.s.aCnr HsRGAfH
Ais hpssgas Land. ~tsh q arsss IN eaisfva-
tiuns located on Pacific nish~sy and
near 90 csshalisi al unel.area land.
.siss 80 pasivr. Price iiste. on
terms - half rash
of.g HANSON a co
fls Se~ rofh Block
FfNE rtHN LANDS Is AaHfNGroN
Irrigated and Nen-fffiFaf-d
Aiarr she NEW iISE For free
teekists writ~ Immigration pareaa
s. ~ = ~ ssaiii. wn.
fuh AAt.E-as Improved rArus ftt snd
- sefss ~ i.und. ~ No. 2. Afiinston.
HTT LAND nos Heat assiiiy ssii. ~
far. % sssttl. 80 acres 81. Gee. Gle
'~~~-~~~~~~S-~S~~>~,--~~-~ ,-,>--s,>-~~~~-~>~~~~-
so EXCHANGES
FOR SALE OR
EXCHANGE
VIII ssshaurs for subarhsn grocery sr
stock ~ snsds.
tee serrs valley land: No roek m stamp.
70 sruh; deep. rich soii az 'iuahis isaf
rsiiuauishrusrt Nsiassiou fi.ftt
,l Sys,Iss l.os l.SsnIn syE
INVESTMENTS
nfansi inssstmsa, Co. COS Lumber Ga
change
HsAL ESTATE NoHrpAoEs. itee UP
~ 60 ~. fully secured fof sale ~ Joe
-ul y Isc,s.. - Inc rs GET, :.
81 REAL ESTATE LOANS
49,. SO. -
Money on Improved city property. We
make building 'oans
CALHOUN. DENNY a Ewfgo
Alaska Building
REAt. ESTATE -NoRTHERN
Bend Mortgage Co. Central tiidx.
hsfwsen Columbia ana Marion
VIRTUE
Loans Money
Before huyins Or building. 90.
0Eo a. VIRTUE CO. ncsinn niock
MONEY TO LoAN-wyide. as Ne~
Vera Heck f-Iiintf SadT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-09
MISCELLANEOUS

'ss- PANEL DOORS. sfts
In order to keep our workrns.
busy during the winter
months We have frad- q sps-
eisi cut on thu prices Of our
doors
We own and operate the lsrsss.
direct -to-consufror sssa ana
Door Factory IN the West
and save you the retailers
profit CaaiitY guaranteed
PRICES FROM OUR Gaia
LogUE NO II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-09
ACREAGE
ARR lut or OF
tNrfpN MI>t-

All. wE Ask
to let 90 sha@ Fgu the hss' tsssf~
tract close 20 seattle for tttp." ~hess
ysa can make ypaf hone ard raise
pouitry FRUITS. garden - dsirF. ~ith q
fesay mafk~t f~ everything yoe raiss
close a hanf
TERMS 81 cAHH AND " pER MoSTH
ct.frFpnB a VAN kNHbAf.E. tne-
1919 Thiff Ave-
So CASH
gqtI nat 700 IL fa.ssssian - fhts fa-affe
trset. taianrs 90 sasy isrns shot Gay
snfIi . srfinr nsar srhoai ard @'vna
fsrir- tHse Nos 10 ihs fiHHr 90 her
4. J. MARSH a CO. 1903 I'd AVE.
krHEs ron fits
sc CASH. ~ MONTHLY
ideal h~rry SOD ffuit iAnf. isssi ard
errs easily cleared handy a. heafsie
ri'ugT SOUND FARMS CO. ssi trd ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-09
ARREST 5 STRIKERS

ROOSEVELT. n. j., Feb. g
Three strikers. the wife of one
striker, and one sympathizer, were
arrested as the result of renewed
attacks on the Liebig fertilizer
plant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-09

s-eross- panel doors. is sir-s ...-... NE
Same FOR painting ~ siEss oniyD 80. %
Cottage front doors ........... 7ts up
s.piy venssr interior doors ..... Z % up
New Craftsman interior doors 50 up
New Craftsman front door. ..... rs up
Cottage from, window. ......... $50 up
f-iisht fraasom ..............4 Sup
BsnxsioH easement sash . Sc up
Hot bed sash fsfazed D s-ers-8 .s27t
.ors-o ..............
Complies inside window TRIM. 80
Complies inside door trim ..,......+ 80
GLASS. PAINTS BUILDING PAPER
AND HARDWARE. oNE-THfRD LEss
ASK FOR CATALOGUE 40 II
o. n WILLIAMS CO
1919 FIRST Ave = Main 1891
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-09

4. zee Gee acre. ffs. government hsras-
.ssds decided iands o. 20 go per are
ready Tor pio~tns ytsids 10 10 se
bushsis wheat finest inland climate.
law hoinssssksfs excursions write for
free hooks immigration Hurssa. G..
n ~ ~ Nsniiis we.h
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-09
SON BORN TO PRINCESS

VIENNA. Feb. "a son who ia
heir apparent to the Austrian
throne was born today to Princess
Zita of Parma, wife OF Archduxe
Charles Francis.
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MAIN 940O
The Seattle Star

-~>~~~~~~~~~~~~~- >-~~e~~~~~>->e~~~~~>
LOON HERE-rhe nafsain Stefe, ~
Occidental ave. corner Main. sells ne~
and secondhand suits ana ot~Feoai@
Ssse up. odd coat. $50 up. pants sec
up; hats and SHOES. soc aps watches.
sSc Up. tools. is~elsy. guns sranks At
lowest prices
-~~-~~~~~~~~>~~s~~>>- >~>>>>~s>S><>>S>s>~>~-S
AGATE GRINDING
Myron a. syrnen. ses fshe .,
S~~~<>~>>~~~~--~~>~>~><>->
ArroK>tN>-Ns-tAW
Russell n Farrell. s.s y, nix Gen.
srsi rr@ctic~ estates laws husband are
wife. consultation fre~. Elliott 81
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Departure from Cha couvenUOualities
of life is another means of entering the
publicity zone Conduct that is of the
beaten trail affords news. Those who
defy social observances or tread upon
established institutions must not ex-
. pect to escape print, and should not
ask 20 be saved from such n0torietv-
Further. much injustice may he
done by the suppression Of news. The
tongue of gossip, uniformed Of the
real fact can do d hundred times more
injury TO the innocent than protection
of the truth viii do to those actually
involved. Often a newspaper is shield
ing reputation Of q score from the
scandal Of suspicion when it is telling
the truth about one who has incurred
the liability to censure
q newspaper with q sense OF re-
spousibilitv will exercise q certain dis
elimination. There may be times and
circumstances that justify suppression.
Some happenings may in the report
ing of them serve no proper end Of
two things the responsible newspaper
Will be jeaiousIy carefuJ-the good
name OF d woman and the reputation
Of q financial institution.
Both are of that deIicacy to be easily
hurt. The good name OF a woman is
treasure beyond price. and a cloud
cast upon the reputation Of a bank OF
trust company may cause loss TO thou
sands who are dependent upon It's solv-
ency.
But this lesson the public should
laarn-the way to avoid publicity is to
avoid departure from the beaten track
and let this be added to it-if You have
diyerged into the danger zone the way
TO obtain c0nsiderate treatment is to
assume that YOU are a subject Tor
news, and TO take the newspapers into
your confidence frankly and fully.
Such confidence is rarely abused.
and assuredIy never by any. newspa-
per that makes profession Of decency
or has any regard for ethics.