The Seattle star. [volume], October 29, 1913, Page 2, Image 2

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MONUMENTS
At Per Cent
Reduction.
Seattle Monument Co.
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ISM IN Aff Ji i
The Lion
Oyster House
71* FIRST AVE.
Seattle's molt modtrn and
beautifully appointed oyster
pillN.
A revelation of the utmost In
perfect sanitation. Individual
eulslne features which rank
with the world's finest.
We cater to the moat fustldl
out. and our oyster specialties
will surely please you.
You are cordially Invited to
Inspect this perfect cafe where
everything used la the market'*
Mat.
The Lion
Oyster House
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714 First Avtnut
sS</cr/fty
Seattle's Leading
Dentists
The Ideal Dental
Office
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Sapho—Real
NOT A
PICTURE
At the Seattle Theatre
All Week
Tomorrow afternoon there will be a
special matinee presenting the world
talked of play
SAPHO
Admission 25c for any seat in the
big theatre. Evening prices—20c, 30c
and 50c, instead of $1.00 to $2.00.
Not in the Theatrical Trust.
See and hear "Sapho," the greatest
French drama ever written.
Seattle Theatre
Third and Cherry
MINERS GIVE UP
GUNS WILLINGLY
AS TROOPS GOME
TItINIPAO, Colo, Oct 19 The
Southern Colorado strike district
»as • ccuplod liv more than 1.000
state troops tiwla). and martial law
prevailed
The aoldlera nre disarming hoth
atrlke sympathises and coal mlno
guards
Many of the miner*, according to
the union leader*, had disarmed
themselves before the mllltla * ar
rival They turned their weapon*
In to the union official*, and the
latter handed (hem to the troop*
Distribute Troops
nrl* Oen John Chase Immediate
ly begun distributing troops about
the v irlous mining camps
l>et ill* were sent to the Verdeck
berg, W'alsenburg, I Manna, Haiti
1 nits, l.udlow, Tobasi'O and llerwlnd
districts.
Reserves wrre held In readlne**
to be . ushed to other points where
trouble was considered possible
The noldlers brought tents, two
\«>eks' supply of provision*, and
ammunition In plenty
Two Ouarda Killed
Qul.'t reigned at daylight through
out the strikebound district.
In "ester-days battle. Angus At
exaadvr. a mine guard was killed
A :econd guard was missing aft
er the engagement. He had not re
appeared today snd was believed to
hav« been killed Two strikers
were »o badly wounded that they
cannot live
The soldiers' first *tep on their
arrival In the coal field* was to
close every saloon In the section.
TRANSFER DIAZi
VERA CRUZ, Oct. J» —Felix
Dtax today was still on board the
t'nlted States battleship Uiulsluia.
to which he was transferred last
evening from the gunboat Wheel
ing.
He will he put on board the first
liner for Havana unless none salts
before Nov 4. the date on which
the Louisiana Is scheduled to le re
In that event, he will be landed At
the flr*t neutrsl port he wishes
SERIOUS CATARRH
YIELDS TO HYOMN
It will effectively relieve alt cur
able forms cf catarrhal Ilia, bron
chitis and cold In the head or
money refunded by the dngglat, or
the manufacturers, (tooth's Hyomel
Co. Ituffalo, N Y
Thera la nothing htat tlka My
ornet, or )oat aa good, or thai «:>■»<
auch q«lrk anl tor* reltaf at a
■mall coat—you brmtha It—no
■tomach dotfnc. Oomptoto outfit
O.
Try Hymnal at omem in dmt
(lata tt—«nfl im bow q»Jekly
It haata. aoothaa and purtflaa tba
Irritated mombrana of tha braath-
Ins organ*
SUITS AND DRESSES
To your moaauro. of |r»4«
won I MM. ftt Vow T »rh pflm
*IW TOUR TAIMIR*
Ml I'tlai *1 Opoa Ktiol«c« ?:M
Has Spooning Become Another Item in High
Cost of Living? Cynthia Grey Discusses How
Woman's Affection Is Exploited for Treats
By Cynthia Grey
That woman i* exploited I'* man lhe wide wot Id s»t < >titi• I
is the cheerful hit <>f information whieh Mf I .urn I hap
man Call, head of the international suffrage organi/alion,
ha* been spreading since her return from a oirtuii of the
! k'lobe.
< >f courne the average voutiß American ntiren na* narou
felt that an\ of HIS INTERESTS were »eriou*ly threatened
hy this Militarist verdict
But pcrhap* he would better wake up ■
From lettcis which I have received latelv from fprN,
it would seem that the yminK man * moat rhcmlied pet
quisitc, SI'OONINtI. t* imperiled!
Spooning i* a form of exploitation, the K'''" "teem to
I think It looks as if they had found out that ihev are being
M \I>K It) I'.W in SENTIMENT for every entertainment
which cost* a man any MONEY! e
One n"l has actually asked me to fix a SI AI.E < r
PRICKS for her!
Msde to Pav In Sentiment for Every Entertainment. Girls Claim.
"How many kisses," she asks. "Is s theatre ticket worth?
"Is one good night kiss enough for s msn the first time he
takei you out?
M |l « t«n cent picture show worth mor# than an lce<reem
soda, when reckoned in handclaepef
"(• the men who takes you to e i«nce In a ta*l entitled to
more spooning then the one with whom you yo In e street air.
**lf we girls heve got to pey msn with hiseee for aH our
good timet, or else stay at home, I thlr* we ought to fl* eome
eort of e tariff to go by.** .
►evidently Ihe girls, you *«-e now reallie th*t spooning, nn *i the
prerogative of true lovers only. h*s become another Item In the Ml
008T OK IJ VI NO! .
- I hav.. tw. a going with a man a year, write* another youn« wont
an When he Is tired and ne«*ls re«t. he calls on me Hut when he
buys theatre tlcketa. he take uiy pretty chum, who Is a regular
apooner.
"I don't spoon HO I HTAY AT HOME
"I think my kisses TOO HIO A PKII'K to pay for a good Urne
But of rourw. * girl of II would rather go with a bor ' wtth an
Other girl, SO what Is she to do when she Is I AKTI t I.AK.
HAS MAN ITT A PRICE TAO ON HIH (HIVAIJO
Obviously that Is what the girls think Here Is a letter from one
of them who resents paying even a marked down, bargain counter
I know how It feels to be In a crowd snd not of It.'* writes NOW
' Vom pretty enough to have plenty of men friends, but I used to
have a reputation for primness When my callers left It was to return
no more And a girl g-ts mighty lonesome wi»cn a man n»« r come* .1
second time Meanwhile other girls not as clever as I were enjoying
themselves lmmen*ely. What was their secret
' HPOONINO 1 _
"Now I spoon, and I am so popular that the other *Iris In our set
"llut I don't respect myself as I did when I was loneaoroe
"And I am In constant terror that I may fall In love with a man
WHO WON'T RESPECT ME'
"And then I would hale. hate. HATK all men forever'
The Hate of Woman' Man can never escape that penalty when
he demands Ttx> Ml I'll OF WOMAN.
«io l. i g as »t <Hiiilng remains a normal phase of honest love mar
Ing, It Is no more censurable than Its famous parallel, the billing and
(Volnc of tuftlf* dt>*ea
Bat as soon a* man exacts the detlcg-e car-ss of sterling affection
for the paltry prlc*. of a play, even the tOf schoolgirl find* him out.
and even she understands at least one preschment of ths big brained
suffrage leader.
DEMI ACQUITTED
VTSW WWITWNSTER. fVt. l»
—A rardlct of acquittal *»• **
turned today tn the raae >•f CharlM
I ».«n, charged with robbing the
New Weatmlnater branch "f the
(tank of Montreal of |:7:..00A In
September. 1111. Thin »a* ln>an «
necond trial, the Jury In the nr«<
baring dlaagreed l>ean waa ar
retted In L«e Angwlea.
CREATE NEW JOB
Prompted by petition* from th»
I'omona gran*", the county commt*
slonera Tueaday created the office
of county agriculture e*pert InatnK
tor. and r*qi»e«tod that the director
of the date bureau of farm develop
ment find a man to fill the pla< •
The creation of the office wa* an
thorlted by the laat legislature.
MAY FREE WELTY
OLTMPIA. Oct. 29.—Tb« mm
prlno.i board ha* recommended •'
pardon for II J Welty, »enten< eil
to three year* for misappropriate
of ftt.ida of the Homo Security Kb*
Inn* t-ank. at Helllngham. whilt
president of th«> Institution
Oor. I.lster would not Indicate
what action he Intended to take ou
the recommendation.
TWO ARE KILLED
SPOKANE. Oct. 29—A« the re
•iilt of the engine of the Oreat
Northern passenger train No I
toppling over a tre*tle 50 feet high,
after colliding with a work train at
Waukee, 00 mile* southwest of
here. Enrlneer Miller and Fireman
I >av|d are dead today.
3,000 ARE IDLE
I.OS ANGKI-ES, Oct 29 E H.
Beavers, refugee from Torreon,
Mexico, *ald that 3,000 men are
without work there a* the result of
the suspension of mining operation*
due to the revolution.
HE FORGOT IT
HAN BERNARDINO. Oct 2ft
That he waa. drunk at the time of
hi* fir*t marriage and forgot all
about It wa* the defenae offered liy
J. K. l)|rk*on. on trial for Mkamy.
KILLED IN AUTOMOBILE
NAPA, Cnl . Oct. 29 — Word I*
received that Charlea |> Newton of
Napa wa* killed when hla uutomo
hlle akldded over a 110 foot cliff In
the nouiitalns weat of flukvlllu.
CRUISERS REACH BREMERTON
BREMERTON, Oct. 29—The
crulanra Charleston and Ht I>oiil*
arrived In Bremerton today from
Han Eranelsoo.
Pumpkin* filled with flower*;
"Halloween Favors." Hpiclol price*.
The Ro*ery, Ifi'iH Second Ave. Hl
llott. 4241.
All Flower* of the *ea*on at low
e*t prlc<*. The iloi«!ry, 1 *>ub Huc
bud Avtt, KliiuU i'HL
THF. STAR—WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29. 191.1
New York hm» atarted a naw cry
ll'a 'Htarve tha fly." That beat*
counting 'am.
"Itching Eczema
Drives Me Wild!"
ZEMO Stop* Itching Instantly
INj • Ik IWHU Tm4mf aa4 It
Itefrfim »«M«ha» iMlaatlr by *»*!*§
ZIMU TIU« im iMrtaiaed
•«•»!» I)m AfMf! irMft la OwirMlrrl to
th» n«ff llfklai InaUßtlf '
7EM" will t>a a turpria* lo r«u }«uM m
|t ha* hoan a aurprtao to tko-tvanda *tvo
ha*o already triad it Tmtr flrat app'l
ratlin if 7.KM'< Wttl bring laatant ra iaf
ar t««r monty la r*fund*4
Tain and Mrhtrg raw •'«fHln| tfitraa
a«r«« prickly h**t ptmploa. a*-aip itching
r-iah tatt»f Ma/-hhaada. ahtn Irrftattan r
inramma«ion atopa
t'andruff !a n.thtng hut a« a)p aovarna
watch ZKUo It aid atop *<*atp Itrh
Irig It ftvaa hiaagad rallof to t»ahy • akin
IfiuklN
I' nt mlaa It for II" famo la a claan.
pntlaapdr aUutloa appllad on tha akin
N" olntmant nr paat*
Hut »hr«a appll ati»na of ▼ «r hlah'v
*a:u»<l madl*lna ha<l tho do««r»d tffM
for a-aa-r.a ai.d * vful Itching I an
dan r o Hr>] I.andau Cloak and Halt Co,
Ht I."Ula Mo
Flrat d meg tat • arorywhata a*
7!RM(), 21 a aaalod hot t la. or a»nt dlr• I
»n par»|pt of prlro | > K W Rna* Madl
clna C*o . f»t I tula Mo
Hold and guaranteed In Roattlo hr
' Hwlft'a Prug «'o and Hartatl'a fl*a drug
iMtH
Meat Prices
CUT
TOMORROW, THURSDAY,
FRYE&CO.'S
MARKETS
At Follow*:
Choice Sirloin 1 Q/*
Steak 100
Rib and Loin 4 C.
Mutton Chop* I WW
(Our mutton K of a ei.perlor
quality. Try It.)
Choice T-Bone OA.
Steak fcUC
Choice Spare 101 _
Rlbe I C2\j
Pork Liver, in<»
3 lb*, for I Ub
4 Can* Wild Roie QQ n
Milk .. t- On
Look for U. 8. Purple Stamp
It elgnlfle* purity and quality
Bhope open until 6:20 p. rrv
4
Remarkable
Opportunity
$100 in Cash Prizes
Given Away Before
the HOLIDAYS
FIRST PRIZE ...$50.00
SECOND PRIZE. $25.00
THIRD PRIZE . $10.00
FOURTH PRIZE..S 5.00
FIFTH PRIZE ...$ 5.00
SIXTH PRIZE. ...$ 5.00
For the best article on
or argument in favor
of Title Insurance
Open to every boy
and girl, man and
woman in King
County, EXCEPT em
ploye* of this com
pany and of the dif
ferent Abstract Com
panies in Seattle, in
cluding members of
their immediate fam
ilies, and members of
the Bar.
Rules of Contest:
Each article to con
tain not less than 250
nor more than 1,000
words, to be submit
ted in claimant's own
handwriting, not later
than December 15,
1913, and to be ac
companied by at least
12 different adver
tisements on Title In
surance that will ap
pear In the daily pa
pers between now
and that time. Mark
ings to be made on
the basis of 75 points
for substance of ar
ticle and 25 points for
compositional excel
lence.
Absolute Impartial
ity of selections guar
anteed.
Right to publish
articles reserved. A
payment of $5 will be
made any non-prize
winner whose article
is published.
Title Insurance
booklet furnished on
request.
Washington
Title Insurance
Company
WON'T OPPOSE IT
Op;ioaltlon to the county'* paying
the ounty fair deficit with
drawn Tueaday night by th* Beat
tie Commercial Club.
The deficit la $2.*00. On Vivian
('arkaek'a compromla# »iiggc»<lon,
the rlub went on record aa willing
that tfc» county ahould atand for
11.r.00 of It. l*onald Mrjrin»*», prea
Idenl of the fair a»«'«riat!on. apoka
of the aartieat effort* made for ec<>.
nominal management.
TOOK LARGE SUM
NEW YORK. (k-t :» —John C.
Hchlldknecht. raahler of tha Waah
burnt"ro*by Flouring mllla at Min
neapolla, tu arreated In Mrooklyn
yeaterday, charged with tha embea
lieraent of l&S.OOO from hla era
ployepa
Private detective* fonnd him In •
Brooklyn boarding houae.
CITY DOCK OPEN
Tli* n«»w municipal
dock. Nt Iho foot of 1«<»1I
*« . In for biwIDMM. Th» flint
• hlpmrni from th« new wharf «u
taken Tuetwlajr on th» flrltlnh
»t«**jii«r I.Mina The cargo conalat
of >6 ton* of aalarxla lo Victoria
The new dock repreaenta the
flrat of a unit of approximately f?O,-
000,000 for harbor Improvement"
TAKES OWN LIFE
PHU.ADKI.PHIA, Oct 29—«eo
F. Coleman, i» mining engineer of
Knnaan fitjr. Mo. and well known
all over the VVeat. committed aul
clde by ahootlng hlmaelf In a prl
vgte hoapltal here yeaterdjiy.
nOSTON', Oct }9 Tha 8. 8
Toronto arrived from Mull and re
ported lighting nn empty lifeboat
from the hurned liner Volturno In
raid ocean
Cold* Cauae Headache and Grip
uuutvvi aaoMo omenta taint*
r*m«'va Thaia la .nly i »»>• MH<>-
MO QVTtNINIC " ft hft* timalurr of R
W "iHi'VK on hoi Mr
Samuel Treby
Knows How the
Lack oi Education
Handicaps Men
Mr, Treby began lilh own educa
lion after ho wan -ft year* old. He
known from personal experience
what the stumbling blocks are In
the way of Mm man who hasn't had
a (food common school ednntlon. but
he also knows that those may he
overcome.
Starting to educate himself after
20, he persevered until he finally
graduated with honors from the
University of Michigan. He haa hnd
teaching experience In country, vil
lage, trade and high sclioolb hut Is
now devoting himself to the Y M
('. A. schools to tencjjlng the man
who ckh education to acquire what
he needs. Ills personal knowledge
of the difficulties gives him unusual
success tit his work.
See tho Y. M. (\ A. Educational
Secretary If you need his help.
Dutitlah brunches, penmuushlp, pic.
Amusements
METROPOLITAN.";Vi,
\ M'l 111 |( I OH A* A IIIHMI* Ml I ♦ Ml
A n l-Htlglia Nollr<| Into lllif
7S?r ( NEXrsUN.r s ,I:
lf<«l»rrl W ( limiiliKrk' <<r*nl Hlor) In
l)ri»ftinl|f«>«! form
I H VTRfi VI \ IIM I
PB| WLmmm l,*W» *«|U *t A 0«
COMMON
/\
BL— f ' vk W V 'Hl>l Hl»»#fil«l Hih-
K» m ui'i **i MMI - — Kafir*
I II- Kpllrr |Ul<dir. "Ml. Ocallt-T)
Sf»r
CHURCH PACKED TO
HEAR DR. MATTHEWS
M« n ire not damned »t the fu 1
tur. da,y I'bey ar« damn* d how
I he nihil without aptrltual relief on
« arth ha» nothing vital In life Ills
(!»:•» are •oipty, void.
i»r. M A Matth«w», »penkln»c to
» vajit throng at th«« revival meet
ln»t In the Flrnt Proabjrterlan I.!
church Ttie»day night, umdo hla
point eloquently. fervently.
N< mutter who you are, If you i
arc n iilnner, you ara dead "
True repoae of mind «nd heart,
true I applnesa of aoul, he aald, lie*
In aplrttual salvation, "which goea
l>< rond the deviation* of human
nature."
TO TRY IT AGAIN GIVES UP 52,400
LONDON, Oct. 29 Mr Krnest
Hbakb-ton, the famous explorer
who made an unsuccessful dash for
the South I'ole a f«w year* ago. Is
arranging another Antarctic
dltli n I"r 1914. He will be acrom
panled by the same companions
who were with blm on th<* former
trip and will mart from South
America, returning by way of New
Zealand.
ALTIANY, N. T , Oct 29 —■Oov.
Glynn aay* no political "bo»a" con
trola him. and thai be will not try
to succeed htmself
END INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, GAS,
SOUR STOMACH—PAPE'S DIAPEPSIN
TIMI ITI IN PIVE MINUTES
YOUR UPSET STOMACH
WILL PEEL PINE.
Too don't want a alow remedy
wheo your stomach la bad —or an
uncertain one—or a harmful one—
your Homach fa too valuable, you
musn'l Injure It with dra»tlc druga.
Pape'a lHapeptln la noted for Its
•peed In giving relief; Ita harm-
If •mum: Ita certain unfailing ac
tion in regulating sick, aour, gassy
stomach* Ita million* of curea In
Indlgt-atlon. diapepaU, gaatrltla and
other atomach trouble haa made It
famoua the world oTer.
CLEMMER
SHOWING EXCLUSIVE SERVICE FEATURES
FOUR DAYS—BEGINNING TODAY
Wild Beasts at Large
OR
When the Menagerie Broke loose
(IN TWO PARTS)
THE FUNNIEST WILD ANIMAL PICTURE
YOU EVER SAW
You Will Laugh Train Is Wrecked I
— and the Animals
• / r Move Into Town
You Will Scream a. the People
= Move Out.
THERE WAS NEVER A WILD ANIMAL
PICTURE LIKE THIS BEFORE
A Leader of Men
(IN TWO PARTS)
A SENSATIONAL DRAMA BUILT AROUND
A STRIKE AT THE BIG MILL
EDDIE ROESCH OLIVER G.
_ . WALLACE
Baritone Af pipe Qrgan
CLEMMER
MS2SE
MftttMM I «lty I.mmt |fln« Iflfli
"The Girl From Mummi"
MIO. KIM OI.IVK * 4||,
And •• iul nnd I l>» run
I'lffKM Nig r • || I 11. 71 r fc*r
llMlr* Or-hntf#, II M«'ir,*« |i. 7; e
SEATTLE THEATRE""
I'lton# Muln 13
Tonight *fi'l All W'*k
IIAII.KV A VfIMHMr I IIMI.NT
"SAPHO"
I'M I'"KH 2Or, lor. tOr
Ilnritlli NlgM «r y }(f
PANTAGES
I-AI Kir. OKfIWAI
Qmmm -f tl • k» *):•>. Mask h *;:•
"The Apple of Paris"
ft«ris«Uor<a! Wor4l*M lir«rnai!> I'iny M,
•» It h
HCHmiIIHO H|S\| 4*470 4 CO
CMbor ltl( I nlnrta 10, <0r
iJr. Matthew* Hpoke on "Saving
Seat tli- » Dead
"Though you ha** wobbled
ftCroMK the line," he aald, Hp la Hav
ing and quickening you by hl» Al
mighty power There -Ik riot a hu
man b< hiK the power of God cannot
► ave, will not aave, If you will al-
Mow him to work In you "
It la the condition of mind and
».otil that mutt be right, he elo
quently argued
Fully one half of the big congre.
gaUon remained to kneel In silent
prayer at the close of the m'-"»lr g
Kor the remaining nlghta of the re
vival. the aervlcea begin
I promptly at 7:46.
Rather than fice trial on charge*
of having violated the Mann act,
John M Diamond forfeited bal l to
the amount <»f 12,400 by falling to
up|>ear In the fedval court Tues
day. Diamond la now In Vancouver.
SAILORS BURNED
NEWPORT NEWS, Va., Oct. 29.
—By the explosion of a gßii'-llne
tank on the battleship New Jersey
one sailor wan fatally and two se
riously burned.
Keep thl» perfect stomach doctor
In your bora® —keep It handy—get
a large fifty-cent caae from any
drug (tore, and then If anyone
ghoull eat something which doesn t
agree with them; If what they eat
!aya like lead, fermenta and sours
and forma gaa, cauaea headache,
dUllness and nausea; eructation*
!of acid and undigested food —re-
member a* aoon «s Tape'* IHapep-
Rln cornea in contact with the stom
ach. all auch distress vanishes. Its
promptness, certainty and ease In
overcoming the worst stomach dis
orders Is a revelation to those who
I try It.