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THE SEATTLE STAR
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Here's Your Chance, Bill
To Cousin Mill Taft, a few kind words of advice:
You have canceled other engagements. Mill. and are writ
ing vour parting annual message to «m*res«. n congress that
fought you to a finish, one of the most thorough finishes *e
ever read about. ..... ,■ : i . „f
Make vour message short. Mill. It is really our idea o
wasting energy to the limit, this burning of the midnight oil
on your message to congress after the message congress got
on November sth. .
You are expected to notify congre-- as to the welfare <>t
the country. This can be done in the following fashion V on
gress. the welfare of the country «» pretty food" l.et it go
at this. Mill, l.et congress find out for itself the particulars,
for judging bv its treatment of your other message*, congress
suspects that what you don't know about wcltare of the
nation is worthy of cold storage in the nations archives a- a
•""Si. Mill, you can get up 50.000 to 100,000 nicely ar
ranged words containing recommendations and your views
of the front vard ami back yard of the country. Hut t -t
congress has had other recommendations and views
into it by state majorities ranging from 100 to luu.iwu or
Then, there the country in general, Mill NV bat * thr use
of your sweating over the incubation of a long-winded
taper that won't be read, while >«>u can, instead, c<'into<t.i >iv.
y personal sitting, hatch out a chick with spurs and comb
that'll make 'em all pay heed and a good many of them won
der if there really wasn't something in Mill, after all
Make it short anil snappy, Bill I Give at last. one
presidential message that wc won't use for starting the tire
Of papering the pantry shelves! It is perhaps your last chance
to send your particular brand of stat.-craft - bricking down the
tges Make it short and snappy. Bill. just as it it were a
telegraphic message on which you had to pay the toll>
Now let's -cc what Kilty Elkins will do! For year* the
Duke of Abruzzi has been purring around Kitty but she
Wouldn't marrv him. At present it lo«>ks •* if lh,ke
would be king of the proposal new Kingdom of Albania.
We wouldn't 1* surprised if Kitty still refused. The
Duke i.* really a fine, energetic, lovable chap, for a fellow
who has been ground down by a title, and it i« very likcK
that Kittv would have taken him for his own worth it she
would take him at all. Still, you hold a real queenahip up
before a young thing like Kitty, and you'll be wise to make
• private "hedge" on vour bets that she won t.
Hidden Joys of Travel
"McManigal took a train to I,os \ngcle* with 12 quarts
of nitroglycerin." "McNairara went to the coast with IK
pounds of dynamite."
Such little excerpt- from the Indianajioli* testimony
surely promote travel by private aeroplane, I hey ;•'s<> explain
what is meant by railroading "de luxe"—you're lucky if you
through without being blown into seven different s'ates
to remnants.
What's Eating Andy?
Why does Carnegie pension widows of ex presidents
only so long as they remain unmarried? It Andy trying to
promote race suicide? Doesn t he see that a widow who
marries may need his $25,000 a year more than one who
doesn't? Is he trying to head off the wedding of Mrs.
Cleveland?
WOMAN'S HOME COM
PAN ION advice*: 'Keep a
tittle extra food, over running
expenses, (or what in the best
sense may be called 'bar
gains.'" Tee hee! Every wom
an's doing it. Doing it? Doing
what? Keeping all the funds
for bargains.
MADERO publicly blames
Mexico's ill on her newspapers.
Some editor with suicidal tend
encies must have been making
indecent remarks about those
15,000,000 acres held by the
Madero family.
EDITOR JEFFRIES, of
Nowata. Okla., has been ac
quitted of murdering his ad
vertising solicitor. Please pass
along the exact details of your
defense, Jeff!
HA! at last we've a picture
of John Alexander Gladstone
Dowie, iyi Zion City, whose
father said he (J. A. G.) had
never been kissed by a woman.
Looking carefully over
Johnny's whiskers, we're in
clined to believe the old man.
Royal
Baking Powder
Q AbsotatefrPnreQ
y£|W Ma Alum \flxVl
Mo Lima PhompZa?e& NllK
Will Kilty?
Observations
IN TEXAS they've removed
Taft's picture from the school
geographies and put in Wil
son's, instead. Perfectly heath
enish! There's twice as much
geography in Bill.
"WOMEN, wear everything
tighter," is (a.»liK>n's dictum.
And then they'll kick if hus
band* are tighter!
WEDS CHAUFFEUR
FOR SOCIETY MAN
CHICAGO, Nor. 27.- Mm Alm»-»
Olvens, divorced wif« of Robert rt.
Olvcna, member of Chlcago'a fa*h
lon*hie net and former Detroit
beauty, who floped to frown Point,
lad., with a man aha believed was'
a aon of Marshall K. Klrkman. for !
rner president of the Vorthwe*tern
railroad, haa h**n told that the man
was Klrkman* chauffeur, William|
Itoehm.
At the marriage, which took pla«-e
at 2 o'clock In the morn I in; tb««
bridegroom save hi* natne a* m
ward II Klrkman."
Detect I vea are oearrhing for
Boehm.
I
The Last Shall Be Flrtt.
Uttle Margaret, on being told
she had a new little flrat roaain
j looked puzzled a aecoad, and then
asked: "Why. how can my lant
1 cousin be my first eonnln, mamma? "
SKYGACK FROM MARS
Ajgymitg?
The total appropriation* for >he
Pauuuut canul. not .ncludln* forts
f leal lon*, have lw>en $."« 22,541 4«*.
ThU amount la •» ;>*<r cent of lha
estimated coat of the canal.
f*x- rook. In hi* lecture thta
v«»»r, maintain* that Adam and
K%e »>r» KaMnios Wt doubt It,
if Utejr had txwu, Imh would ha%«
discovered litem.
The government'* office of pub
lie roada ha* Inven'tKt a concrete
that reaUta water and will not
crack and which haa the tcnalla
*t length of ordinary concrete.
Whale* bate the thickest hide
of all llvlns creature*. tt la two
feet thick In places.
Mladirected energy—
K.-sMBi njc the clever m) loan or
bright children.
Uioklag tor * fraah egg.
Telling a woman her dr<*a I* not
becoming,
KxiwrUng the ftrvt clerk you
meet tn a library to answer your
question about a took
martini! that old batUo cry, "tX>
ijfoiir Chrintmaa shopolug «-arly."
Inviting a to your home
»om«* evening and tb»n sending the
tart to a newspaper that baa a
noeiny column.
Th« fatted Slate* waa the first
fountry in which the courts de
cided thst a typewritten wilt is
l«»gnl The Austrian courts re
cently affirmed the principle.
Tbn war "oll«ge Is planning to
uae ihe national guard In time of
war. Swattiug the flies?
Pass the Hya Bread.
Mr Paul fteer haa gone to Chi
cago on a abort bUKltiecs trip.
Mlas Huth Pieklo has returned
from a visit of several weolta in
Chicago.--Dea Moln«s (la.) Cap
ital.
After several w»*ks of Investi
gation three setenttats tn the
French »rr,<temy havo dec Mad man
has alt times as much lung power
as he ne»nta. It takes a aet»ntiat
a long time to dlacovar anything.
Bat possibly none of them ever at
tended a Hull meeting.
Tn fh« whole Herman empire only
*s<K).o<)« haa been donated for the
erection of free libraries
More tonnage pass** through
lietrolt river than any other water
way In the world.
A monument to Joseph Osrlnsky
jof Chicago. And wo will twelve
Htihxrrlpflon* toward tba erection
| of the Heme.
Mr*. (iarftisky nerved hash for
breakfast the other day.
Joseph objected.
Whereupon Mr*. (larlnsky said
; he would eat the hash or she would
j ram It down hi* throat.
I Joseph, proud of his manhood
land Imbued with the love of life,
I Utterly and the pursuit of happl
■ ne**. accepted the challenge
Joseph »n« finally carted to the
hospital. Ill* lima ivb* dented In
twenty pl»i e* One family catsup
bottle was In a* muriy pieces a* an
; electric Huh! bulb that hml been
hit with a hammer, one set of
dlHhe* was broken 111 o more piece*
than the Republican party.
Hut Joseph had not eaten the
hash, nor had It oeen rammed
down hi* throat.
In these days of declining mas
culinity and ascendant effeminacy,
what more worthy project than the
erection of a monument to Joseph
Oarlnsky?
Perhaps She Has Been Running
for Office.
Would be pleased to Hell all my
friends at the courthouse tomor
row moniitiK at 0 o'clock. Mr*.
Henry Subre. -Hamilton (O.) Ro
publican.
~
Novelty In Eye*.
The baby I* u well formed Utile
tot. with flaxen hair muj larjte biuo
«iy«s dre*a«d In oxp-tuiive style.~
New York Sun.
THE STAR—WEDNEBUAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1912.
Me Iwori.
Bho—Was he inrlous dear, when
you told him that w* had l»««o s*
rretly married?
Hp Sol rc«lly furious; only »ul
furtoua. - Judge.
A Sura Proof.
"Hoes the old millionaire really
trust bit pretty young wife?"
Well. he eats her mine* pl*a."—
liaHimofe A merit.-**.
And Who Won th« Fiflhtf
Suit l* Puller entertained b»r
young »«■!» Tneadav enonlng.—
I .ain« (W. V*.) He< order
Columbia unlveralty ban received
$l*.T»!9»»; in glfta lu the i>aat II
yeara.
Wht baa bKow of th* oldfksbl
lan«d cod'H, th* ehrll that laf t»rf
the fireplace and which th* rbtl#
dren beld to their ears to h«*r th*
sound ot the oce*n?
A NEW TRICK IN AVIATION
Itraxil is the only country in
ikttilh America that Has uo educa
tional institution In university
form.
•
JOSH WISE
SAYS:
"Th* editor of
tb' Beeteysport
Weekly Whang
says that all th'
office bores corns
around on th' vary
day ha'a tryln" tar
go to press."
. 1
Are They to Scarce One Must
Advert is*?
C.IRI/ flood live girl In candy
[More; must be 21 years of age and
afraid to work. 1179 liroadway.
Brooklyn.—Advertisement In N«w
Turk World 1
CLEANS THE HAIR AND MAKES I!
BEAUTIFUL—2S-CENT "DANDERINE"
IN A FEW MOMENTS YOUR HAIR LOOKS SOFT, FLUFFY, LUB.
TftOUS AND ABUNDANT—NO FALLING HAIR OR DANDRUFF.
Surely try a "Panderina" Hair
Cleanse" If you wish td Immedi
ately double th* beauty of your
hair. Just moisten a cloth with
Dandcrlne uil draw it carefully
through your hair, taking one smalL
strand at a time, this will clfgnaf
the hair of dust, dirt of any ivcea
sive oil—ln a few momenta you wIH
be imaud Your hair will b* wavy,
fluffy and abundant and po«*<pt as
Incomparable softness, luslrß and
luxuriance, the beauty and shllnnei
of true hair health.
Reside# beautifying the halt ond
application of Datiderine dladolvag
•very particle of dandruff; cletnuestj
Telephone Main 1525
CO fin PER MONTH WILL RENT A NEW BEWING
MACHINE.
WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO.
Main Cto r »—14g4Thlrd A»<„ N««r Pika—Main Store
TRAVEL ON THE
"MILWAUKEE"
UTWEIN
Seattle and Grays Harbor
Tralm le-ave Srattla T :«0 A. M. hiwl A m P. M.
For particulars regarding fare* and train service, call on or kdrfresa
CITY TICKET OFFICE
Nrcond mid C?h#rrr, of JnrU«ati *«. In lon fHatlon Ticket
Offhc. »•>
I WOMEN CANNERY WORKERS PUT UP FOOD WITH THEIR*
HANDS CUT AND SORE, BOUND IN RAGS, SAYS INVESTIGATOR
BV MAHY BOYLE O'HiILLY
Special Ivettigator for THi Star
Th# rannad food ronaumad by th*
of tlio t'nlU'd Hfntn* la pro
(inly i'*"
riifton, amid oon
lltlona of r**oll
liik fIIIH, by work
*ra who*'' bo4l®»
<ir<» unrlMia »'»
j ii«r»iii'(l, and win
sr«* forrwd to ll**
and work In hi
•nvlronmant tfefti
niako* fltoUlhMWl
nnd h«*Hh Iropoa
«lbl*.
I think f*w nan
tirrlra nowaday!
put roltun (lull
or v*«*tabl«a lull
tha ran*. Thor«'
la 100 much to !<•
loat by bavlux
inch Huff return
ml to thrni \v
If dU*M* ji-rrai
k«*i into Iha fim
It may b« that
th* person* who MIHB OH HILLY
eat tbn i'ontt'iiia *r* rcanoMbly
a*f« licrttiiix avery ran la ttfrlllud
at th<> fartoiy.
Hut I'd rather not ritlnmf* tti«*
number of people in ifo<«e Unite*]
m*if» who will iHia winter con
mime dead gerttw and other m!ee»l
lnoeoua filth with the canned food
vMM>nonK*iw*wn. ■■ - jcjt- . .
Kdltor Htar: I would Ilk* to c*ll
th* attention of th* public, through
the medium of Jour paper. to •
needed reform In the workmen'*
rotn|*n«atl<H> act.
I'nder th* New Jersey law. and
under th« <l«rwan law, *n «m
:j»|ofor la not relieved of liability
to lb* workman for daruagea
■ «u*i-d by negligence of Lh* em
ployer.
Tbla la ai> U ahortld be. Tb« In
surance fund should rover alt caaea
of injury, for all workmen pay for
Insurance, but tb* payment of a
contribution to th* Insurance fund
ought not to permit an employer
or anyone else to b* relieved from
•he consequent** of bta own neg
ligence.
It la notlceabl* that If tb* work
mail wilfully Injure* himself he
cannot g«t any comi»en*atlon, Why
then ahould an employer, who nes
Child Story.
"Now, rbildron." aald the t*aeb«"r,
"suppose (bat in a certain family
ther* are flva children. and the
I mo'lier baa only four potato*a to
divide between tbatn Bb* want*
to glv# «*«rh child an equal share
j What ran ab« do?"
Rrlef. studious silence, then a
tiny lad looked np from tb* slat*,
unmsrred by fractional calcula
tion*
"Wall, Johnny?" asked the
teacher, In approving anticipation
'What would you do In the clrcutg
stances suggested?"
"Mash the potatoes, air." Inno
rent Johnny cried.
Kx ports of American manufao
lured producta have more than
doubled since 1903.
I'ncle Bam sella 4,000,000 pounds
of postal cards a year.
"Extra large and attractive sale
Monday at >30 sharp, says an
advertisement In the Philadelphia
Record; ' 200 or more second-band
purifies and Invigorate® th* scalp,
forever stopping Itching and falling
hair.
Dandertne Is to tha hair what
fresh showers of rain and sunshine
are to vegetation. It goes right to
the roots. Invigorates and strength
ens them. Its exhlllratlng. stimu
lating and llfe-produdng properties
cause the hair to grow abundantly
long, strong and beantlful.
You can surely have pretty, soft,
lustrous hair, and lots of It if you
will Just get a 28 cent bottle of
Knowlton's Panderlna from any
drug store or toilet counter and try
It as directed.
thi*y Mt
Crawling Thing* on Walla
You ahotild tdlnw that the ron
tsnta of til* <4H you «P"» ' or f , " ,r
Ittlilv rtiay ha*»> t>»»»<''l through thf
liuridn of w<ifn«"ti and cWMfM llvln*
in Xtirh a (lir* t> Ull» *llW* I
myatlf. a* "Manila Kll«?y." Ilvnd •
IKlla while, "for my alna:"
Kotir wuitipii »l»"i>l In a eordld
«lghl foot coll, one of a acore or
mora In a long, low aback. A cnr
lain of soiled tt< klim **• hung bo
twann th« bunka, <-uttm« off what
ventilation a amall window mad*
pOMlbln Tlio air laa»«d, aad
irawllriß Utlnga uotwd from tb«
walla and bunka.
In the ni-it room, th» "homa" uf
Veronica I'alr find h*r family, an
oil atova talntnd th« ataxnant air,
and • i»ltlabl» array of elotlMa. *nl
mato with lna»rt lift, ro*m<-d tbn
walla. Thcr# «M a ehlid'a [>all«?t
In tha corner and a Mit«r of atiaw,
where hiiabntid and wife aiept.
Watar Hard to Obtain
"Yon »<«, It laa a t«*>r plare,"
apilnibvil VwennUm, little knowlnis,
liowwr, that the dim llftbt and
molat heat made th<- breathleaa boi
a onlture chamber for hartarla.
"lint th!»"~ her ai-cnelng eye awept
th» filthy cgaioninent — "THIS
WOITI.I) NOT UK PERMIT IN
FOI.ANM "
Water for washing rlothe* of
oaraon waa hard to obtain In in ar
The Editor's Mail
lecta to properly safeguard hla
plant and machinery, c*/ap* tb«
consequences of hla negligence'
Mak* th* law to read *" that
tb* workman can recover from an
employer whoa* negligent* caused
th* workman'* Infury, whatever
damarea, aijov* the amount al
lowed by the Insurant* officials,
tb* workman may hav* suffered.
ARTHUR C McLANB.
KdHor The Htar: J b*g to atate
that It was not I who Interrupted
Ol* Hanson laat Haturday night In
th* meeting at Arcade hall I h*d
a aever* headacb* which confined
m* at home that evening. Kven If
I had Iww-n present I ahould never
haw? interrupted Mr Hanaon la bis
plea for mm part I sans hip In atat*
and county primaries and elections
- eicept with gpplau**.
He|>e*tedly through lb* cam
horses." What Is a second band
her**?
It Is easy to aeeeunt far some
of the bl*h of living
For lßtuiii- i<
The packers say price# are high
because (hi- d-tnatid for meat Is
icr<>j«t«r than the supply.
The retailor says business Is
alow because prlr«a are so high
there is na demand.
Could anything l>« simpler?
Or. K B Ruschll of
Ind. {pund a mushroom 29 Inches
In diameter and weighing 2 pounds
10 ounces.
Holbora viaduct, t/ondon. stood
for <0 >ears without showing a
sign of wear, but marks are now
appearing, due, aay engineers, to
a few years pounding by auto
traffic.
A New York man lived on ?•
cents a week. But he came near
dying.
In tlx months the number of
automobiles In Maine Increased 67
per cent, due to a big potato crop
You Said It—lt Turns.
A petition asking for a divorce
on the grounds of cruelty was filed
this morning In the circuit court
by Mrs. Fay Wurm against William
Wurm —Peoria (111.) Star.
There Is only one Chinese avia
tor in the world. Tom dun of 8«u
Kranclsco. Hen Wei of the Chi
nese republic's nrmy. who is in
this country Inspecting the army,
made a flight trip with Gun re
cently, ami as a result decided to
add an aviation corps to the Chi
nese army Uun may go to China
to organise the corps.
My bounet lies over the ocean,
My bonnet lies over the sea;
For, you see. It's the latest creation.
And hasn't yet come from Paree.
—Judge.
Christina/'
, Shopping
P&aTow PEALFJY"
Buying thing* for Chrt*tni*»?
Do It rißhl away!
Put It off no lonitcr;
Start the Job TODAY!
Sparc Ihe weary shop girl.
Don't he a*klng "HOVVT"
Here's the answer ready,
Do your shopping NOW!
Crowd* are tearful, later,
Clerk* are nearly dead,
Overworked and driven,
Body, hand and head;
Everything 1* rhnoa.
Kverv thing a row;
For (he love of Heaven
Do your shopping NOW!
For the Bake of hlndneax
To tho folk who work,
For the sake of mercy
To each harried elerk.
For the sake of comfort.
t'nrry out ihU vow:
"Time for C'luixlm.oi shopping:
1 will do It NOW"
Milady's Bonnet
Ily alt the rampa, Often It had to
!be narrled from a long dfatanee
Toilet faf|lltl<-a were <i*tra*eot»a
and lud'-arrlbablM. I'ticlaunlliieaa
waa not a matter of choiNi It w»*
IMI'OMHIIII.K TO KBKP CUBAN.
People forced to live In aoch
ahantlee ara In no condition of
body or health to prtpara food A
plague of inaecte mora dangeroua
than beaeta of pray Infeata theac
peatilential placee. Tha common
houaa fly, breading typhoid fever,
tha louaa which tranamita typhua,
tha tick which earrlee epotted
fever, tha bad bug, reaponaibla for
tuberculosa and Oriental aora, all
aw arm in tha neglected cannery
camp*.
Ivan in tha factoriea themaelvaa
there are aeldom decant lavatoriea.
Unhealed handa, eore eyea, par
aeltic affeetione of tha akin ara in
evitable. Wounda feater, foul die
eaaaa menace and Infeated heade
are the rule among unprotected
enlppera, peelera and cuttera en
gaged In the wholeeal* preparation
of food.
Womtn'i Handt Cut
In one typical preparing room
wbero I worked, nearly »ti the
woman h*d crudely baodiuted
baoda, wPb < uta or aorwa retarded
ID beating
TmMom era all band work; tbe
nklnnlnK and corluc la a niroey,
*lop|«y taak. Yet In o«e factory I
palm waa my challenge to be non
pan laan in thought and polltlca,
creed and religion, nonconforming
In tradition, nonobaervant and de
fiant in aupfratltion — and a
atralght party ticket la a auperati
tioo in thi» age of aclentlflc democ
racy.
Nonpartlaanahlp 1* coeaaential
>o common weal. Njnpartlaanahlp
l» equity today, tomorrow It will
!># law. Nonpartlaanahlp I* effect
!«• In municipal nnd judicial aete«-
(ton. why not in atat* and 'ouuty
prlmariea and eiecUona? Nonpar
liMfiatilp la a <lt I nitio in poliocy
of tuouKln. promoting fundament,
ally aortal democracy, abort ballot,
qui* congreatfa, blgber clrllliatiou.
Nonparilaanablp weave* freedom
with the tenure of life.
Owr ne*d. (hen, m to emblaren
nonparilaanahlp blab on our ban
ner* of patriot lam, for officiate to
wri-e character In letter* ao large
that all youth may read Our
l« individual reepoiMtlbillty. Incor
ruptible Jufctlce and c'hlral balance
Nonpartiaanahlp promote* the*«
and harmonize* on Ideal* of nobler
cHlicuahlp.
MINNIE II KRAZIKR
Some
Investment
Essentials:
FIRST: A Good Proposition
SECOND: A Demand for It
THIRD: Capable Management
The American Safety Fender has all three. *
It owns the American rights to the Nelson
trolled automatic street car fender, a fender that etOJ
street car must ultimately adopt. Its management is o
the hands of people who have been identified with Sestet
for upwards of a quarter of a century.
The fender has already been adopted by the co«pifl7
running the cars in Portland, Oregon, and during the ftn*
eight months the fender was in operation there we picked
up nine people without an action for damages bcinjj.Ldgtd
against the company.
We want the business of all other lines. To
it. we must have money. To raise it. we are offeringssw
OCX) worth of stock. The shares sell for one dollar exfc
This is an investment opportunity yofl cannot afford
to neglect through lack of investigation.
OUR DEMONSTRATION ROOM IS
OPEN UNTIL 9:30 EACH NIGHT t
Visit 1008 First Avenue, three doors north of Madison,
and see one of our fenders working. JHHI
The sale is limited and the time to invest is NOW.
COUPON
I American Safety Fender Company,
'} IJO*J American Bank Building,
Seattle, Wash.:
Please send me further information regarding w
investment features of your automatic, air-controlw#
street car fender.
3 Mi i
!; Name j
i Street Address j
! City
Among the Directors and leading Stockholders of tb*
American Safety Fender Co. Are the Following:
J. H. CAUSTEN, Seattle, formerly Collector of Custom*. Port#
JOHN W. CONSIDINE, Seattle, of Sullivan A Congidine.
FRED C. FURTH, Seattle, general manager Vulcan Iron .
H. P. GILLETTE. New York City, conaulting engineet for
Webster, Seattle. j j
H. E. GILMAM, Seattle, formerly member of the State ■Oil*
Control.
W. H. INGALLS, Walla Walla, farmer and banker.
FRED H. LVSONS. attorney, Seattle. „ - -1^
J. W. LYSONS, Seattle, formerly aecretary State Railroad
JOHN F. MILLER, Seattle, attornev and former mayor of
J. L. MOHUNDRO, Seattle, atate bank examiner.
F. A. ELSON, Minneapolis, matter mechanic.
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