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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-26

Bringing seven passengers and a
cargo of island products the Inter.
island steamer Mfkahala returned to
Honolulu yesterday morning -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-11
SHORT NEWS
HERE

Jacob sehsefer reelected presi-
dent German.Ameriean City al.
lance.
Du~amlsh Valley Commercial
Club asks council 10 light dead
mans" curve. near Georgetown.
Division A and Lake Bvrien line
lost s2.si2 In December
w. J. Briggs sues Washington
StaaisZeifung for libel.
mayor Gill will attend League Of
Washington Municipalities conyen.
tion at Olympia Jan. 1927.
jeff Davis. who helped obtain ho-
tel dc Gink for Seattle down.and.
cutters. wants 10 run unemployed
home In New York.
3. e. Feneion and n. c. Oeder. In
dicted In connection With the Pre-
ferred Mercantile Co. go TO jail on
withdrawal OF bonds.
munlesI program given Sunday
night ut Hotel Liberty.
/. r. oesesr, sersfine viIlsflor
and Lucille Goldy held for death OF
Eseuilne Bushnell, arsat-areat-
gree murder.
Seattle schooner Harold Blekur
ashore on Karluk spit.
Esculine Business, great-grest'
niece OF David Bushnell, whose ex.
perlments led to invention OF sub.
marine. viii christen submarine
tender Bushnell Jan. %.
Meetings will be held every two
weeks In Commercial Club member
ship campaign.
W. A. Page, Seattle carpenter,
falls heir 10 fortune.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-11
URIC ACID
SOLVENT
so Cent Bottle (32 Doses }
FREE

Just because sou start the day
worried and tired. s,lf legs and
arms and muscles. an achiuE head.
burning aud bearing down pains In
tho back worn out before the day
begins. do not think you have TO
HtaV In that condition.
Those sufferers who are In and GU,
OF he'd half a dozen times al night
Will appreciate the rest. comfort and
strength this treatment gives For
any form 81 bladder trouble or
weakness, It's action IL really won
d~rfui.
he stronE. well and vigorous. with
no more pain from stiff Joints. sore
muscles. rheumatic suffering. aching
back or kidney or bladder troubles
To prov. the Williams atsnent
conauers kidney and bladder dis.
sases rheumatism and all uric acid
troubles. no matter how chronic or
stubborn. ~ you have never used tho
Williams Treatment Ne viii give
one SOC bottle t12 dosesb free n you
will cut out this notice and send ~
with your name and address. with
Ice 20 help pay distribution En-
p~nses. 10 The DR.. u. a. Williams
Company. Dept .N New y. o.
building. Eas, Hampton. Conn. send
az once. and you will receive by par
eel post a regular Soc bottle tfs
doses. without charge and without
mourning any obligations. one bot
tie only to family or address.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-11
IN five MINUTES
NOSICKSTOMACH,
INDIGESTION, GAS

II what YOU Just ate IN souring on
OF lead. refusing 10 digest. or YOU
belch gas and eructate sour. undi.
gested food. or have feeling OF
dizziness, heartburn. fullness.
nausea. bad taste in mouth and
stomach headsche. YOU can surely
get relief IN five minutes
Ask your pharmacist to show
you the formula. plainly printed on
these fifty.ceut cases OF Pape's
Diapepsln. then you will under.
stand why dyspeptic troubles OF all
kinds must go. and why Il relieves
sour. out.oforder stomnchs or In.
digestion in five minutes "Pape's
niapepsin~ Ia harmless. tastes
like candy. though each dose will
digest and prepare for assimila.
tion into the blood all tn. food
you eat, besides. II makes you so
% the table with. healthy appe.
tite. but what will please you most
ia that you viii feel that your
stomach and intestines are clean
and fresh. and you viii not need to
resort 10 laxatiyes or liver pills
for biliousness CT constipation.
This city viii have many Papsa
Diapcpsin" cranks. as some people
will call them. but sou will be en-.
thusisstic about this splendid
stomach preparations too. N you
ever take Il for Indigestion. gases.
heartburn. souruess. dyspepsia. or
any stomach misery
Get some nov. this minute. and
rid yourself ~ stomach misery aud
indigestion IN five minutes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-11
Hs -
Ell Sc w 1ER e

! Missouri prosecution OF bread
trust begins,
In Alps, three killed by an
avalanche.
Bstisto Robeno, "hsndeuH man"
escapes from Walla Walla hos
pitai.
Body OF Marshall Wilder sen,
10 New York for burial
Everett county fair assured.
Bread riots in Belgium reported.
u. s. shows si7,7e7.733 trade
balance during week ending Jan
uary =.
Norwegian bark WulH soes
ashore at Victoria after dragging
anchors.
Los Angeles bakers reduce the
weight Of bread three ounces.
Logging camps in snohor,ish
county. not operated under mill
ownership. will resume operation
Feb, I
Former presidents Roosevelt and
Taft ride on same train unaware
Of Others presence.
Federal inquiry into high price
~ flour In Chicago promised.
Steamer Dora. overdue. arrived
a. Seward after lying I'm shelter
OF Kodiak cove nearly two weeks,
Meat OF 10 COWS. publicly
slaughtered IN Pierce county.
showed them affected with iubcr-
culosis.
Two hundred soldiers leave Vic
terra for front
Or. T. D. Phillips. Everett. gets
800 fine and 30 days sentence for
reckless driving.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-11
CHICKEN STEW IS
GIVEN TO JOBLESS

Chicken stew for the ginks'
This Ia the gladdest word
that has been noised about Ho-
tel Liberty. Washington ST.,
and the other haunts OF the
hungry In many day.
The stew makes Its appear
ance every Sunday morning In
the alley behind Bob Whites
Waffle house. 1917 Second
ave. s.
On plain. ordinary DAYS OF
the week, such as Monday. the
fare is ham sandwiches and
coffee. Two hundred men
were fed today.
The line grows longer daily,
and by the time the next
chicken stew occasion rolls
around II Is expected the alley
will not he tong enough to con-
tain the procession.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-11

SWISS SOLDIERS
MASS On BORDER

BASEL. Switzerland. Jan. H.
Fearful that the heavy fighting now
In progress In slsaee VIII lead TO
violations OF neutrality. the republic
had all its available troops on guard
along the frontier today. All prep.
arstions had been made for calling
out additional forces n Necessary.
The Swiss Red Cross. sanitary
and Catholic Sisters. /;
was stated. would care 'or the
wounded. regs rdless OF nationality
Both Germans and French were
pouring relnfo' cements into the
fighting zone. The Germans wer,
said 10 have more than 10000 men
In the province-6o,00o In Mulhaus-
en-. 5000 nor.1 ard west OF the city
and the rest scattered about IN the
district.
German hospitals along the Rhine
we're emptied OF theiI regular pa.
tients to make room for the wound.
ed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-11

NORTH YAKIMA. Jan. ia
complaint. sworn to by Lucia A.
Crangle, assistant state labor com.
missioner. is on file here today
charging Mrs. Henshaw. proprietor
OF the Michigan cafe. with violat'
ing the eight-hour law for women
In connection with the serving OF a
dinner to poor children Christmas
day.
A patron OF the cafe paid for the
dinner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-11

LONDON. Jan. ii-Reports that
the allies have reoccupied Lille are
confirmed. according 90 dispatches
received today from various CORE.
sposdents at the front. The Off.
cial war bureau raised no objection
10 publication OF the story. but said
Il had no confirmation Of a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-11
WOMAN ITO SERVE
s MIMU1r DON JAIL

us all up 20 Mrs. Beat.
rice A. Levy.
shes Got 20 serve five
minutes In jail for violating
the recent Initiative law
s9ohlbltina the collection Of
fees by employment soen.
eles.
Judge Gordon Imposed
fine OF $40 and Jail sen.
tenee OF five minutes, for
the law requires some ali
sentence In every case OF
this kind.
SO one OF these fine days.
when Mrs. Levy can spare
the time, she'll Wait the po.
lice court. obtain her com
rsatment papers, hire a at.
ney bus" or take street
car. and mount Profanity
hill There she will intro
duee herself 20 the ratron
OF the county jail. discuss
the weather for . minute or
two. perhaps, turn around,
and ssy Good bye" thu
complete her senteree.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-11
N)h[ MYN ak
GmdMA4r-

~ her right. or II there IN no specisl
guest OF honor. with the guests OF
most importance at her right and
left hand and the others arranged
according To their conHeniality
about the table. II IL a clever host.
css who seats her guests well. and
when she has done 80 half the sue.
cess OF her dinner IL acquired
o.--My uncle was reading about
some h0restsad lands which would
be opeWsRhe list OF February. Ne
said ought 20 send In my name
for the draw. ! said wasn't old
enough, ss I an, only 10. and could
not take property like that Until I
was n yeers old. He contends
that ! can. but says your decision
will settle the argument
v. r. Y.
A person must be 81 years
OF age before he or she can file for
homestead
al have been engaged for two
year, 10 . young man. and about
three months ago he dlssppssfsd
and I heard no more OF him. In
the meantime. . r,iddle-aoed man
fell In love with me and, uninten.
tlonsily, encouraged his atten.
lions, and last evening he proposed.
On account Of my lover. I refused.
Today ! received news OF my low
er's death. OF course. can never
love another. but am a poor work.
Ing girl and In need OF q homs.
should accept the other mani
Ne promised TO give me . good
home and be good TO me. What
shall I do7 SUSAN.
A-You might he happy mar
ried TO man who could give you
everything that money could bny.
but whom YOU could not love. Not
knowing your idea OF what consti.
tutes happiness. ! cannot say. but
after you have listened TO a few OF
the stories have from women
Who didn't stop To figure that
money cannot buy love, you would
be rather skeptical.
certnlnly cannot advise YOU 10
marry solely for a home and sup.
port Unless you have spark OF
affection In your heart for this
man, you had better remain single.
even though II means that you
must earn your own bread and
butter the rest OF your days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-11
$3.50 Eppo
Petticoats
Reduced to SIS


r HESE well-known Petit.
= coats are offered In Jersey
or Jersey tops with messaline
flounce. or In all messsline with
knife plested flounces. Both
wide and narrow skirts are In
oluded in the selling. In such
colors as emerald green. black.
gray, Copen. taupe, wistaris and
American Beauty. Eppo Petit.
coats. as you know. have the
patented seif-adyustlng waist.
band. Not ali sizes In the as
sortment in every style offered.
second Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-11

Supreme court affirms decision
holding George Bichols, landlord,
blameless for death of Mrs. Ella
Johnston. killed when porch col
IRpsed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-11

Three-yesr.old Portland boy 10
scalded TO death by falling into tub
OF boiling water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-11

Following scaultaI on charge OF
murder OF husband. Mrs. n. c.
Grier weds G.. ID, Solomon at Port.
land
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-11

"a olrI friend OF mine received
a diamond ring through the mail
for Christmas present II was
just accompanied by q card with
Christmas greetings on " and the
young mans name signed. She
sees him often. but never says any.
thing about the ring. She DOESN'T
know whether this 10 an engage.
ment ring or not. But az he asked
her TO klss him the other evening
she thinks his Intentions are good.
+e Ia very queer. bsshfui boy.
What would you do were you In hee
positlon7 s. s.
Al would take no chances
Your friend should have returned
the ring 10 It's sender or demanded
an explanation from him at once.
IL IL not proper To accept such a
gift unless one IL engaged.
al arm 10 be maid OF honor Tor
my girl friend. and there are TO be
two brldesmslds. should not the
maid Of honor be dressed different
ly from the bridesmaids. and what
color would, be pretty for me. also
for the naidsl II 10 TO be a church
wedding In the afternoon or even.
inaf 7.
A -The maid OF honors gown,
while carrying out the same colaJa
as that OF the bridesmaids gowns
which are OF the colors carried out
In the general scheme OF the we'd.
ding. Is usually mad. differently
from the maids gowns. The bride
generally suggests the style OF cos
tune for her maids 10 wear. and
also the colors 10 be carried out,
II u pink wedding Is chosen, the
bridesmaids might wear pink mes.
saline or net gowns aud carry pink
roses. while the maid Of honor
might wear q gown Of white foun.
dalton with rose touches and carry
the sunset rose blending into ycl'
low
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-11

Off . hostess happens 10 b .
widow and has invited guests 70
dinner, which place st the table
should she occupy. and how should
her guests be seassdf A. ,.
A.-she should occupy the head
OF the table. with the guest OF honor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-11

Home OF Mrs. W. G. Anderson,
3e0S Seth ave. =. W, robbed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-11

o.--For the past eight month"; I
have been keeping company with q
young LADY two years younger than
I. being 20. ! believe she loves me.
and certainly do love her. We have
become engaged. Only q week ago !
was informed that she had IN the
past year lived q decidedly scarlet"
life. Investigated and found u 70
be the truth. informing her Of my
knowledge. she admitted a. Please
advise me 80 20 whether or not |
should marry her. Please help me
In this matter. ss~i am broken.
hearted. y.
A-This Ia q difficult question for
an outsider who knows neither party
10 answer rightly However, I
would suggest that you consider
this one question. Are you willing
to marry her and forget what you
have learned 40 completely you
will never bring II up TO her In
after years. You must feels sure
In your own mind that she has sin.
cereiy decided TO live q good life
and you must also be sure that
what she has told you will not les.
sen your respect and love for her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-11
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-13
washington TO
HAVE GAY time
DESPITE WARS
.fBy Latest Mail

WASHINGTON-W What viii be the
motif CT the social symphony in Wash
ington this season?
This Is the question which Is agi-
tatiDg all circles these days. for in
spite Of mourning in the White House,
in spite of war and wars alarms. the
social season has opened with -four
ism, and dates are being selected for
festivities that will rival In number
and charm, If not In size and bril-
liancy, the entertainment Of other
years. Benefits for the sufferers
abroad are many and varied: knitting
fingers are flying. busy with mnffers
and socks for the soldier laddiess but
young blood is young blood, ard IS
long as battle songs are chosen with
the swing Of Tipperary" the world
will dance as well ais die to its strains.
The formal announcement from the
White House that there viii be no
state functions this season and that
the President will take no part In any
occasions Of even semi-s0cial char
acter merely verified the already
prevalent idea Of the course the chief
executive would take. 1t means, how
ever the removal from the social cal
endar Of the three state dinners and
receptions to the diplomatic corps,
the judiciary, the members Of Con
gress and the officers Of the army and
navy, net to mention the New Years
reception. Of many years standins,
but which the President omitted last
season
Diplomatic Corps Negligible.
With relations SO strained IN the
diplomatic corps, perhaps no incon
siderable embarrassment may Be
saved BY the Presidents decision for
the diplomat has always doomed large
IN all White House fnnt lions The
Of the nations At war
are to all practical purposes "a mourn
ing; they are the guests Of the nation.
and Festivities for visitors ~ moufD-
'ng are ii bad taste. 50 perhaps Il Is
lust as wei that official entertaining
should be curtaiIed this season More
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-13

When the emperor learned Of this he
caused Valentine to be thrown into
prison. whert ne mysteriously disap-
peared
OF course the poor people whom he
had always befriended grieved greatly.
and upon the anniversary Of his death
IL became the custom to gather quietly
together and exchange little tokens Of
regard. This is the legend. History
says thar IN the remote past our Aryan
and Semitic forefafhers had q holiday
which they celebrated about the mid
die Of February During this holiday
the widest orgies and excesses were
INDUCED In. II was sort Of greeting
10 the returning sun and the spring
time sndsas such Is still crudely cele-
brated BY savage tribes IN remote cor
ners Of Africa. Asia and the south sea
islands
Gradually Is men progressed in mind
this holiday became less bafbarous and
about 800 B. c. the Chaldeaus and
Babyionians celebrated Il IN q muck
less reprehepsIb1e manner The Greeks
further refined Il. and finally among
the Romans II became 1 fairly Der emit
holiday.
At the Roman feast OF Lupercalsa in
honor Of Pan tNature) and Juno
Mother Earth) il was the custom 10
place the names Of young girls IN a
box. and the young man who drew a
young girls name from the box com
sidered her his valentine
The Christian religion failed to abol-
ish this pagan holiday. and the old
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-13

TSHE good old saint had pref
tier taste in hearts than In
hats methinks. though the
smiling faces under the hats
illustrated might have Appealed to his
sanity heart
Who was st Valentine, and what did
he do to so impress himself upon the
hearts Of lovers for all time? VAL
ehtine was q priest. and he lived in
Rome during the reign Of the Emperor
claudius. He OBLIGATED in the temple
and had q great following. His purity
OF life bis wonderful iiDselfishness, was
IN marked contrast TO the ti1wholesonie
lie 81 the Emperor Claudius and Of his
entire court How he became the pa
tron saint b love Is very pretty tale
and runs something ike this:
One day The Emperor claudius IN q
1T Of Jealous passion because his lat-
est iadSicft had fed from him issued
a royal decree that FOR one whole year
there should be no marriages In Rome
The people were very Indignant. but,
they cop'd'0U n0t.II1E. as the emperof's
1ttr11 WAS LAW
Tho priest I6.tnflne heard the de-
cree ana 6fItft1 With the people. He
knew many worthy drawers OF wafer.
many excellent young hewers OF stone,
many ambitious stucco makers and
smart young mixers Of pigments. all Of
who were looking. forward TO early
merrIaEe Valentine eouraseously re-
nonstrated With the wicked emperor,
but without avail Then tie fpod
priest dlsobered ire efapfror,s cum
nands and secretly perftsr,ned The
ceremony Tot al those who had an
ned marriage.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-13

spring chapeau. which must first be
worn upon ST. Valentines day. 18th Of
February. 1915.
have appeared In the shop windows.
For love or money you cant purchase
a velvet hat. Everything is straw and
silk and lowers, flowers and silk and
straw
Last July nothing was shown in the
shops but velvet. but / was skating the
Eotiler afternoon and saw three fur be-
swathed women wearing the cufest lit
tie black shiny coarse. straw turbans
trimmed with luscious big red cherries.
The whole effect was like q big con-
lection So you can wear fur In July
and chiffon In February ifgyou are 30
minded. and Fashion only looks on
and grins. Upon the left Of the n
illustration Is q narrow brimmed hat Of
white hid banded BY kid finished With
! covered buckle At the front The TOP
|cf the crown Is filled In with black silk.
Next ~ shown an alpine shape OK nat
nrzl colored chip straw. A brown and
red feather ornament Is placed on the
side Of the crown. which Is banded with
narrow brown velvet ribbon. In the
center OF the picture Is shown q severe
little sailor hat Of natural colored chip
straw. The narrow brim Il slightly
rolling, and the crown Is banded with
wide black grosgfain ribbon A veil
Eof black fillef mesh. with a lacy fgure
or four leaf clover IS worn quite effec-
lively with this sailor hat,
Next % The center figure upon the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-13

D.
English lass knows that about which
Iour lay woman, who hasn't pulse on
things feminism, knows nothing at all
American Women Lethargic.
We cannot deny that recent cleo
tion results showed an appalling lie.
thargy on the part of certain Ameri-
can women to further the cause Of suf-
frage.
It Is the wage-earning women of
America who ultimately viii heget
suffrage The shirt-waist maker whose
chest Is too narrow and whose blood
pressure Is too high. viii proclaim suf-
frage from a soap box and it is be-
cause her blood is crying. Compare
lively few of our more fortunate sis
tiers will proclaim from the front seats
of their limousines. It is because. to
them, the minimum wage is little
more than an expression as vague as
single tax or referendum, or because
their Ibson club and the Busy Bee
society take two afternoons each
week. maintain that the American;
wife and mother is the last to rally
to the cause of suffrage. Why, the
original suffragette cartoon was the
drawing Of spinster. she laughed.
Suffrage, to the English slavery
and the duchess alike, is a vital, throb-
bing issue the vote morning star
which precedes the new day. Until the
American wives and mothers put their
soft shoulders to the wheel and shove
along with their sore shouldered sis
tiers, the chariot Of victory will con-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-13

One secret Of warm house IS 81
ing ali The IIginsIooU window. |||'..
the south and the north window. 11|-
bIe-8ashed
Coed lodf adhtrcs 81 ne hand
when pressed Iit6l'f remains h slap.
and s|.ffs ne Imprint 81 LI. |1.
tie SKIN o. the hand
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soaked one ttut II|.||. .@|.|
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-13
EGGS WITH TOMATO SAUCE

EGGS WITH TOMATO SAUCE.
Cut six hard-boiled eggs into quar-
tiers lengthwise. put them on q hot
dish and cover them with tomato
sauce.
has not yet had courage to tell her
parents, to whom she writes every
day while away. Her book, Just
Around the Corner Romance en- Cas-
serole, published IN October by Har-
per Brothers, is attracting wide atten-
/ tion.
She was graduated in 1909 from
Washington University. In 1914 she
finds herself one of the three highest
paid magazine contributors in Amer
lea Just matter Of grind, she In
sists, and again she deity steers the
subject to the newest dances and
frocks. Miss Hurst makes no secret
of her admiration of dandy dancing"
and she enjoys the reputation Of be-
ing one Of the snartest dressers in
New York
A New York paper, profusely Illus
trated, recently declared the young
author to be one Of the handsomest
and most correctly goWned women Of
New York. .
From all III which ii would seem
that the st Louis girl. despite her
modesty, certainly has arrived.