The Seattle star. [volume], October 29, 1913, Page 4, Image 4

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DAILY HEALTHOGRAM
Improve the berry Service
m ~
WEST SEATTLE residents have just complaint against
the car service.
No other section of the city suffers as much incon
venience and delay from an 111-routed and single trai ked
line.
In rush hours, the traffic is unbearably congested.
Company official* declare they are willing to double
track and re-route the line if the city would agree to give
up valuable rights on Avalon way. Mayor Cotterill vetoed
tl»e Avalon way franchise because the company would n<»t
consent to the "common user" clause and insisted upon a
term, extending to 1950.
Whatever the merits of the controversy between the
company and the city may be. the fact nevertheless remains
that West Seattle suffers from inadequate service.
The companv could undoubtedly relieve the situation a
jjreat deal by double-tracking the present system beyond
the trestle, for about a mile and a half.
West Seattleites, however, have little hope this will be
done.
Remains then, at the present time, but one solution:
The West Seattle ferry. The port must acquire that as
qaicklv as possible, and extend the service to midnight, in
stead of 6:30. as at present manage.! by the private company.
Under direct operation of the port, the ferry could
be run every half hour, perhaps, instead of every hour.
With transfer privileges to the West Seattle cam
a* at present, the ferry can easily be the means of saving
West Seattleites from 15 to 30 minutes on each trip,
if not more.
BY ALL MEANS. LET US HAVE THAT FERRY
AS QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE.
MISS ADA IE WIS. act re**, built an apartment houaa near Ne«
V«rfc. She announced that dog* will not toe allowed In the building.
"Will children ba barred?" ah* wa* a*k*d "No. Indeed. I will give a
month * free rant to th rant* of every baby born In the apartment*."
Tha visitor wa* plaaaad ltll aha amlled and rtmirtud: "But I forgot
to .My, that thl* la to be a bachelor*' apartment."
A Doubtful Sort of Kindness
PA FRICK, the coke king, accused of having triven hi* HQ
a wedding present of $12,000,000, knows tlie boy better
than we do. But it strikes lis as a cruel thing to do.
Just think: It means that the youngster will have to run
Out $12,000,000 or let it run him. If he's big enough to run
. it, be won't need it, and giving it to him offhand simply robs
him of the fun of hustling for it himself. If he isn't biij
enough to handle that much raw power intelligently, it means
saddling him with an incubus pretty certain to drag him to
the devil.
We suppose that, as society is now organized, there's no
way to stop men like Frick from piling up huge fortune*, once
♦hey get started. It seems to be big business' possible
ftwasure of success. And where it follows personal struggle
and strong ability, it commands admiration even from those
who think that the system is execrable.
But it doesn't at all follow that society must subject it
self to the risks inherent in letting those immensely rich men
toss their wealth around to recipients who have given no
proof of fitness to wield it.
We wouldn't let children play with dynamite.
THE IOOROTTCB, In tha Phlllpplnaa. have tobacco amoklng down
to a adene* of economy. OM man Ig. rolla a cigar that looka like an
•lAfaahlonad Chrletmaa plum pudding, about 13 Inchee long and 6 Inchea
thick. He emokee It for an hour, then Mre. Ig. and all the little Ige.
talc* tuma. By the fourth day It I* ueually reduced to a "butt."
IT 48 juet darned mean of Huerta to forbid a perfectly good candi
dal* for president, like Felix Diaz, to whoop it up with the boys. What's
balnf a candidate for, anyway?
HOUSEKEEPERS
Must be Watchful
For great efforts are being made in
this vicinity to sell baking powders of
inferior class, made from alum acids
and lime phosphates, both undesir
able to those who require high-grade
cream of tartar baking powder to
make clean and healthful food.
The official Government
tests have shown Royal
Baking Powder to be a
pure, healthful, grape
cream of tartar baking
powder, of highest
strength, and care should
be taken to prevent the
substitution of any
other brand in its place.
Royal Baking Powder costs only a
fair price per pound, and is cheaper
and better at its price than any
other baking powder in the world.
EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE STAR
"What Did th* Defendant, Moc koeange, Say lo You? ANIWPRI
RKKt. lit
Yen. I'm certainly In bad with
tha foderal court.
My testimony *«aln*t Mr Mock
oranmi. on trial for cornering th*
world* \la I bin supply of par*nlp*
In r»-*tralnt of trade, has h«icn
weaker than aipecttwl Hut. dear
me. that * not MY fault. The court
ha* been ruling out ao many tt«»
tlnna ranrdlog letter* I tyj'cd fur
my foriwr bo** that tho district at
torney ha* completely loat bla An
gora. And Juat lo show. how acre
ba la, ha act* aa If I've been fl*ed
by the defana«\ The I-DKR'
"Art* you sure thl* man did not
try to Influence you yeaterday after
court?" ha roarwd. pointing to htm.'
Oh. of course I was aure
"Aha." h« went on. "what did
thl* defendant. Mockorange, say to
you?"
I did anawer roat anlppy ' That *
my bu»tn**aV 1 aald. i'lainly and
firmly I told him It waa nobody *
ANYTHING
According to the Immigration of
ficer*" r«H»>rt to Washington. Mrs
I'snkhurst Is a widow and had
12,000 In rash when ah* land«d
i Why on earth doe* she want a Tof'
• • e
A Los Angeles Judge has sent a
man to the penitentiary tor 10
years for stealing »n auto. If this
keeps up some judge In time will
send an auto owner to the work
houae 10 days for killing somebody.
• e •
John D„ says a Tarrytown dis
patch, will lose his rote this fall
by going to his Cleveland home for
the summer. That's the first thing
John has lost alnoe he lost his hair.
• • •
Womw of Salsm, 0., talk of rala
Ing 120,000 by kissing It Isn't Im
possible W«'t« heard of one wom
an doing It
• • a
* ~~ OUCHI T
"So you killed your dog!
Was he mad''"
"Well, he didn't stjii any ;
too w-ell pleased."—N. Y. World.
♦e . ♦
"I oan take a drink and leave It
alone."
"Sure. Whaf else !■ there to do.
with It after you take It?"
• • •
A Baltimore woman has -»j«d a
brewery for $50,000 for using her
picture In nn advertisement Hath
er should she regard It a* a delicate
compliment. We never heard of a
brewery using the picture of a
homely woman In mi ad.
• • •
Natural Born Traveler*
Mlnril* Wt-Tid* mt\4 Oon« of PMhl
TfBlf«»<1 ■» fh« Ff»«1 ftol.iff home F<in«lav
Karlvtlle (U ) F't.'inli
• • •
• • •
Posted
"You seem to lie very Intimate
wlfh the IHghys. I didn't know you
had m»t I hem "
■ "I haven't met thern I patronize
their dressmaker." Judgo.
a a a
Tutl
"How did you feel when Jack
kissed you In the tunnel'"
"1 felt as If I never wanted to
see his faro again'"
WANTED LIBERTY
AND WANTED IT BAD
('hfirlcs Hark, a frequent vis
itor In Judge Gordon's court as
prisoner at the bar evidently
was sincere In his promise to
roform.
"Judge, Y'r honor," he said,
"to prove It I'm even willing to
go to Tacoma to live."
The Judge took his word for
It. Dark made a bee* line for
the first Tacoma boat.
Halloween Noveltle* and Den,ra
tion*. The (lottery Flower Hhoi>,
1008 Hecond Ave. Elliott 4241.
IF YOU CAN T GET A LAUGH OUT OF THIS HUMOR PAGE YOU OUGHT TO GO ANO CONSULT A DOCTOR
"THE SECRET PRIED LOOSE"
(A "BCHEECHF R" Fit M IN SIX HEKLS)
SEATTLE, WASH, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 29, 1011
l>u*lnc«* hut my own \nytblng re
garding the diabolical inarhlnatloAa
of the pamnlp monopoly, 1 atatt-d,
1 waa glad t<> ML But aa to mr
private affair*. no—not thaL It w*a
more than the world ha>l aj>>' rl'lflit
to.
"I don't have fn anawer. IX') I.
your honor?" I appealed to hla nlba,
(ho Judge.
Tnfortunately, Ton do." aald tVe
Judge lie waa one aour faced old
mutt.
The beat he could offer waa' to
let me pout pone atiaworlng till to
morrow. Hum comfort tbat
<i Vntinned )
OUCH! LAME BACK
RUB PAINS AWAY
Rub Backache Away With a
Small Trial Bottle of Old
"St. Jacob* Oil"
Kidneys cause Backache? No!
They have no nerves. therefore oan
not uuw pain. Usten* Your
' a< k u ! « la caused by lumbago. scl
aMca or a strain. and the quickest
relief la soothing. penetrating "St.
Jacobs Oil." Hub It right on tb«
ache or tender spot. and Instantly
the pain, soretx-ss, stlffnes» and
lamp;!"** disappears Hont stay
frtptiW! Oft a arnall trial bottle
of "8L Jaroba Oil" frohi your dm*
gt*t and limber up. A moment
after It •la applied you'll bonder
what became of tho backache, scl
atlca or lumbago p.aln. "St. Jacobs
Oil" I* harmless and doesn't burn
the akin. •
. It'* tho only application to nib
on a weak, lamp or painful bark,
or for lumbago. *r|ritlrv, neuralgia,
rheumatism, sprains or a strain
Piano
Buyers,
Attention!
We are hot haviiig a
Quitting Business Sale.
We are not having a Re
moval Sale.
We are not having a
Clearance Sale
BUT
We are selling Good Piano*
Cheaper than any Piano
Dealer in the Wwt.
W'o are selling High Orado
Pianos for what you will have to
pay for a Poor Plnno at those
.so-called sales, where Oraat
Imaginary Reductions are balng
made.
Compare
Our Pianos
With n»y Tlnno offered In the
world'a market today and you
will undoubtedly buy your Pltino
from us
Reasonable term*. Ponitlve
Guarantee. Visitors welcome.
Jones, Rosquist,
Killen Co.
Seattle's Home PlsHe Dealer*.
I'jlO 3d Ave., bet. Pike jtwl Pine
Main 3121.
Ny , aatterdy peopal that cornea to n. jr. cor
tnnly «liin* havn nil kind* of funny pet a
hotel proprlatora and clarka In nearly drore
routey liy women that tote* dog* and muiiky* and
parol* and alllgatora and ulher anlinela around wlt'i
thorn
hut tt wanont no lady that pulled off the prl*e
anlmol trlrk up at tho iilek«rboi:ker tho Uthor day,
It »a> a man
ho I* a .perfeaaar In a oolledKn out wml, and
h« *«» on hia wuy homo from a v<i|o>*t>ln In rmw'
• rmlend
he ha* a llttl# boy that In vi-ry fond of differ
ent klnda of anaJkn, and lhey have koI a llttla anaik
houae In their hark yard
thn i«rf« »»nr ho had found a now kind of a
analk where ha waa at. on hla vaknahln, and ho waa
takliiK It horn* to hla'llttlo hoy In n lx>tt«-l
when he Kot up In hla room at tho nlckarboeker,
erly OM mornlnr. h* thi.uicht the analk ousht to hav«
aoma freah water, ao ho poured It out Into tho hath
till) while he filled She hot tel
/ii'it thliiK !>«> kue«r, Uiera waaent -no analk In
thn tuh
tt had rlßKled down thn pliw»
and It came hark Into the. lirlte lite of day In
The tub of a Kent 2 ttoreya below, who *iut UiklliKa
-old plunge'after a wild iilla
Kee, au<h .a uproro ,
you w uld "1 thought murder waa-helnn did, and
vr> ii.iddy In thn nlik •rbo«>er froin Jtminy n-Kan
lowji went on the run
whin the cuy found It waa a reel tnalk. he felt
I'ftt'ep. )n:t »h'-n the |>erfeiiinir coui» alnit with hi*
holtir, but when thn |>»rfe»a«r raine along wltji bla'
but the perfeaiu-r |*>i Wuklmh), and a'lot of fcK
lera told the Kuy hn ouicht to he thankful tt waa a rwl
analk, and ao there WkMUt no more truhhel
lohnT
CITY NEWS
The Lakewood Outing club will
hold It* fti *t bilatnee* meeting at
i the < 1>h»I Kata cafeteria Thurwday
•t 7:30 p: m. Hpeclal. tahlea hav««
been rorrved for all who can ar
range to cat'downtown.
• • •
Councilman A. E. Griffith*. may
orally candidate, and C"ngre*aman
J. W« Bryan. who aaplrea to iulvam e
to the ■•natorahlp, will *i>enk at
the regular weekly ninetli* of thn
Cltlaena' aaaorlalloa la the Y. M
C A. hall tonlghL
• • •
The (team echooner Stanley Dol
lar. badly damaged by striking VI!I
rocks. I.urtiial Inland. Thursday, ar-.
rived In • Mraltln Tueadajr night to
undergo repairs.
• • 4
Jams* L. Tenney, who haa apent
two years-and nlrm month* In th«
ln«ane ward at Walla Walla peni
tentiary. waa fr.-'d on an lri«»nlty
chgr ge f.y a Jiry In Judge halm «
court Tuesday.
• • •
Rev. W.' O. Corbet', success ae
superintendent nf the local Preaby
terlan niUnlon* haa led It hi* ap
p.ilntment a* *ynndlcal superintend
ent *>r Halihath schools of the
Presbyterian chtirrh for Washing
(on. Idaho and Ala*ka. '
• • •
R. B. Klttredge, SS, a promlpent
retired buslne** man. die.) at the
family residency, 420 Seventh ar.
N, Ttieaday.
e e e
More than 1.000 persona attend
ed the (taiir.- given hy the Allied
Printing Trade* of Renttle at
Dreamland Tueaday nlnht
Stand Collapses
TCUSA, Ok la, Oct 29—The
grand stand collapsed at tfoe Chi
cago American-New York National
baseball cainn yesterday, and Prl
vnto Chester Taylor of tho Ninth
Cnlted States Infantry was klllttd
ami SO jvmi hurt.
WAS TEACHER AT KRAINE
VANCOt YKlt. H. C, Oct 29-1)
J. !>av»*,' who wan sentenced here
a few day* ago to a ton-year term
In the penitentiary for forcing hi*
wife Into n life of shame, wo* at
on" time principal of a small coun
try school at Krajne, a farming
community three mile* from Entim
claw. In th-; Htnte of Washington.
BALVATION ARMY CONCERT
A grand sacred concert will be
given In the Metropolitan theatre
for tho benefit of tho Salvation
Army on Sunday afternoon, No
vember 23. at p. m
THOUGHTFUL OF JACK
I,OH A-NOKMCS. Oct.' 29 -Jack
KWte, saved hi* baby brother *
life by bringing aid when the baby
fell Into a fish pond.
THINGS THE PRESS
AGENTS PROMISE
The main Interest in "The Com
mon renter* upon Ix>uls Ne
ville, an artist, who, being-reared
In wealth and luxury, disappoint*
hla relative* and frlenda by falling
In love with hla model, Valerie
Went, a most heinous crime In the
eye* of hi* doting parents, whose
every effort, to separate tho lovers
prove futile, and In the end two
hearts are made supremely happy.
Tlil* attraction will be at tho Met
ropolitan. one week commencing
Sunday, November 2, with iihuiil
matinees.
• • •
"Sapho," denounced t at the time
of its writing. In an age of prudery,
aa sensstlonal, In now recognized
» a great moral lesson. It Is bold
In It* treatment of fnrts, but leaves
n profound Impression. Daudet
dedicated the book to hla son* so
they might be guided by It* teach
ing*. A play for mothers and
daughters hh well an men. "Sapho"
I* being presented at the Seattle
Thentre till* week.
"The Girl From Miliums" will be
ween for the lust tlrao at tho Moore
Uiuulru toulght.
I Til Oily Giimtnl Crtirilßiret
/Stearns' Efectric
\RaMoacli Pasta
R. *tljr for I'm. Petter Than Trape '
Sold by Druggists, 25c and $1
Of •* fit dlrwi, fhwf«« on
r*r*|p< of | ri««
MONEY BACK IF IT FAILS
• tearna' Electric Put! Co,
Chicago. 111.
ENTERPRISE NOVELTY
WORKfc
lilt lIMT AT.
Complete aaaortment of Hal
lowe'en Card* and Novcltlea now
ready. Pennant* for all occa
• tone.
I We Move ]
I Player Piano# ■
Trown Comhlnolaa, the H
beat player planoa In tho
w. ■ rlil. are Included In I
I our removal dlacount* for
a few days. If you. have I
heard AU. other players
and have not heard the
Crown Combtnola, you
have but a faint concep- H
tlon of the world of mu*lc
opened to you by thn beat
player-piano. We mean It
most' seriously when we
aay the Cro.wn Combtnola
ha*- no competition.
Price reductions on two
■
Geo.P.BentCol
142M|hir^Ave^B
No Rest—No Peace
There's no rest afid l»ut little
peace for a person whose kidneys
are out of order.
I,nine In the morning, suffering
cricks In the buck and shai'p stabs
of pains with every sudden strain,
the day is just one round of pain
and trouble.
It would be strange If all day back
ache did not wear on the temper,
but It Is not only on that account
that people who suffer with weak
kidneys are nervous, cross and Ir
ritable.
I'rlc add Is poison to the nerves,
and when the kidneys are not work
ins well, thlß acid collects In the
blood and works upon tho nerves,
causing headache, dizziness, lang
uor, nn Inclination to worry over
trifles, and a suspicious, short tem
per.
Rheumatic pains, neuralgia, sci
atica. lumbago, neuritis and gravel
are further stops In uric acid poi
soning.
Don't neglect kidney weakness.
An aching bark, with unnatural pas
sages of tho kidney secretions, Is
S'Whcn Your Back is Lame—Remember the Name" < i^P
DQAN'S KIDNEY PILLS A
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] Showing io This Season's f
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J Suits In combination mode, with I
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1 U fetas or r»anu>U>ed aatln lining. I
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1 1 i Bulla of Tan or Ktnj Blue Storm I
r ■ llßynVl Serge In plain tailored styles, 3
1 <1 F» yfJti with straight line effect |
1 Tailored fjuita of brown or nary |
J JtiQl. serge with attractive draped . 1
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1 Excellent quality In blue or bfack #
I »ergw In plain tailored effect*. I
P ii TCBirmut . The*» suits ar® stylish, well made \
I ALTERATIONS an rt w» assure you of extremely #
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Olzei Eapeclally for' Large Woman Can Be Obtained |
$1 Week Is Never Missed I
illy making a small payment down and the balance at w
|1 M A WEEK. you can dress well all the time. It Is I
convenient, pleasant, satisfactory, and you will find by %
our prices that It la really economical. It is the only w
practical wsy of buying for those who depend upon a 11m- I
(ted Income. S
I Third Ave. I
| Near Seneca St. I
Sf* "Evwy Picture ji j_
i. ../f
"Oh. I shall go mad."
Pllf INJITC Main H'KI f'rl • it».• •irhmtfo *mm
rilUllLJ n»- »l»n mlf li .11 dnmrlmvu.
D A TPQ <latl f, nttm rrrmi h In Niliarw*,
*'»♦ | »».«»• . II Kfl, una fHir 14 2ft
II t r«rrl#r. In rllf, I ft#- • month.
School Day*
cause enough to suspect the Ic!d
-nevs. Use Ooan's Kidney Pills, a
remedy which has been used for
y<'arn. the world over, for weak kid
neys, backache. irreKular ktdnev ac
tion and uric acid trouble. There
are eases enouch right in this city
to prove their worth.
Read Seattle testimony.
SEATTLE PROOF
' Mrs A. Cochran, 1343 Stur
gess Road, Seattle, Wash.,
says: "The statement f gave
for publication some years ago
recommending Doan's Kidney
Pills, after they had cured a
member of my family of kid
ney trouble, still holds good.
The one who took this rem
edy is now enjoying good
health and has not had the
least recurrence of kidney
complaint."