The Seattle star. [volume], December 11, 1913, Page 4, Image 4

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Mothers at Large
MARY HARVEY. Baltimore's first policewoman. has been
on her job lf> month*. The other day she a Massa
chusetts audience what she had been doing.
Much of her work i« j»t night. Accompanied by a
plain clothes man, «he visits hotel- and restaurants to see if
liquor is sold to young girls or if girls are taken to rooms
nbove. When she finds that this is being done, -lie gets the
names and addresses of the girls. tell* their parents if they
have parents; tries to point out to the girls the mischief they
are inviting ami then pets a warrant for the hotel man,
summoning the girls as witnesses.
Another branch of her work is to arrange with women s
clubs to supply volunteers for a careful study of moving pic
ture films, with a view to cutting out those which arc ol>jec
tionable.
She goes to public dance balls to see how they are being
conducted; investigates the cases of little children left as
foundlings at public institutions; keeps in touch with the
women in the underworld, both to be of help when she can
and also to turn back those who will listen to timely counsel;
and acts as an arm of the judges in their dealings with wom
en and girls.
She makes few arrests. Mainly her purpose is to be
the friend in need and to prevent the beginner in evil from
becoming hardened. So well has the experiment of a police
woman succeeded in Baltimore that the city now has four
women "cops" and is soon to hire a fifth
When we get further away from the folly of force as a
deterrent of mischief, and learn the better rule of kindness,
policewomen will be plentiful.
SAYS BILLiE BURKE: "I have great sympathy with t: >" womm
who Mid orange® should be eaten In a bat*» tub." So have we, Blllls;
so have we This eating of orangee right out In the open air hss got
to be put down, and there'e nothing like putting one'a neck down Into
a bath tub to aat fruit.
It's Different
YOUNG MR. HARRIMAN enters a shop, saying he is
desirous of learning the practical side of the business,
.with hopes of becoming as great a railroad man as his father
was.
Perhaps the yotmg man has made a mistake. Mis father
entered the business through Wall st. and knew much more
about manipulation of stocks than he did al>out practical
railroading.
Since the elder 11arriman made his record, there have
been some tremendous changes. The federal police have
put an eye on stock manipulation and even raided one of
the late boss manipulator's biggest deals. Still, a machine
shop may be a good entrance to a high place for young
Harriman. We hope so. but it is certain that he will have
to learn a lot and make a lot of struggles that his father
dida't.
The going isn't the same. •
For instance, suckers aren't biting as they were and the
law has put some restrictions on the fishing.
MANY MORE chaplains, My* Navy Secretary Denleie, la the cry
tut need of th» navy. The pay la better than the average for preach
era. and there * no question about tha field of alnner* being an arable
•na.
DETROIT, MICH„ I* going ahead of Its fall (hooting record. Two
111 ana day. on main atreet, recently.
IF HOLIDAYS keep on Increasing, we'll have to mark the day* of
warfc In red on the calendar*.
IF TURKEYS coat any more ChrUtmae Mm* than they did on
Tbankeglvlng, we won't have cold turkey, turkey haeh and turkey *oup
December 2«, 27 and 28, anyhow.
ANYHOW, NOW we know the KanM* climate In eplte of real es
late agent*. John Do tan ha* eued for damagee becauae hie farm waa
Mown away after the brush waa burnt off It by eparka from a loco
motive.
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FEEL HEADACHY, DIZZY, BILIOUS?
CLEAN YOUR LIVER! A DIME A BOX
flick headache*! Always trace
ffcem to laxy liver; delayed, fer
asenting food In the bo»ela or a
■tck stomach Poisonous, consti
pated matter, gases and bile geaer
atsd la the bowels. Instead of be
tag carried out of the system. Is
reabsorbed into the blood When
this poison reaches tho delicate
Wain tissue It cause* congestion
sad that dull, sickening headache
10 CENT BOXES-ANY ORUfi STORE
i-ryr Do Your Christmas
Shopping at Seattle's
Si Big Credit House
Ton can mention nothin* In
women'a wear that cannot b«
bought her* on credit and at reas
onable prlcea. Ilnro'a your c.hanco
to thoroughly teat out our eaay
payment plan. The cholceat fab
1 rlca correctly tailored In the pre
vailing atyle* will be found In both
i Hulta and Coats, and our large
v atook of fine Fura offer* a nplendld
Jv opportunity for making a choice
B }J] " selection In Fur Hefa and Kur Gar
lnkjH|t;'XX£w mcnt*. Remember thla on your
next (bopping tour.
C 1332-34 .S«corid Av«„ N«nr Union St
Seattle's Reliable Credit House
EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE STAR
Caeca ret a will remove the ran ae by
stimulating the liver. making th»
bile and constipation poison move
on aad out of the bowela Ore
tak/'n tonight atraighten* yov out
by morning—a 10-cent box win
ke«r your bead clear, stomach
swnet, liver and bowel* regular,
and make you feel bright and
cheerful for months. Chlldraa
need ( as carets, too.
OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE
In Editor's
Mail
About Prlc* of Egg*
Editor The Star I don't think
the public would object to paying
the price for atrlctly fresh eggs,
but there I* no other food *o badly
mlsbrauded There I* a law pro
tecting other food*, but none for
egg*. Winter eggs cannot be pro
duced for 36 cents a doaen with the
prevailing prioe of grain. I bare
100 or more bene, half of them not
laying, because they are moulting
The other half are young pullet*
Keed co*t* to cent* a day and then,
besides, there la the work of clean
lng and disinfecting houses. fe«d-
Ing. watering, supplying grit, shell
and charcoal, and numerous other
duttea which only a poultryman can
res Use. And I get from none to
*lx egg* per day
7044 11th av. N TV.
MRS. JAM KM WRIGHT.
Y**, W*'ve Seen Th«m
Kdltor Star: As one who Is
compelled to take the early car In
the morning*. I would tike to pro
test with many other* against hu
man hogs occupying the whole of
the aisle apace with their abnor
mally large and muddy feet. Theae
semi-human belnga ought to hare
an Krerett True to teach them that
all of apace |a not their*. It I* Im
possible for a lady lo pass down
the aisle* of ihese car* when th«
weather la good, and these would
be signboards are dry and fairly
clean, but. In thta muddy weather It
I* almost enough to give one hys
teria.
Thanking you for the many good
things you have been able lo bring
about through the column* of your
valuable paper. I subscribe myself,
one of your faithful r« ader*.
MARY C. STEWART.
340* Aurora av.
Dance* at Playfl«ldt
Kdltor Star: Dear Sir: In la*t
night'* paper. I *ee that J. H. Stlne,
director of playflelda, would like to
experiment with other people * chil
dren a hit aa to what effect danc
ing In the playfleld houaes would
have upon them.
I would suggest that Mr. Pttne
had better experiment with hto own
children, and. If he ha* none, he
had better get the opinion of the
children's parents first
A TAXPAYER
THE MARKETS
I PrW« paid for
ttfid fruit :
<r*orr*M*4 dally hy J W Ondwtn * r*o )
Appl»a. loral rooking 7* O lIS
Tnklrna potato#* . ...I*oo u2*• 10
Whlta rlvar {K>ti!o«« . II 00 4/ 22 00
< >nl'»na 02 •« ft ft? 14
rmlona. «r»an ?l
H'juaah. lfuM»ard 01 H
Pumpkin OlVfc
r**bhMr« 01 t* 9 Of \
''ufumhffi 71 ft I 2
IWJI. »<»rk .71 O •
Itu'nl **«• ... , 1(0
'"'arrot* 7ft ft tr,
I'arantpa 100 O IIS
f'allfornli ln«ad |a»»u*a
rr»'« 100 o ::t
fl«ad Mine* IS 0 10
KadlihM ............ 10
Y*l)«rw turnip* 1 76
N«*«l poUtMl 02
Whit* turnip" *1* ff 1 f -*
Cimnrrlii hifwl iooo 911 to
I'rliM iwl'l |ir<n|nrff» fur butter, r||«
poultry. »r>»l tirid |»i»rk :
If'orr*Nt#«l dally hf parry flroa 1
V.Mf 4?
ft|>rln*a. rivar 2 I'* . . 10
HrolUra. fm, 2 II • und»r 20
!(»*;• ov«r 3 !»■•. f"' 14 9 M
Han* fat, I lha and un4ar II
oM rooatar*. Ilva 10
•'l**a* 14
I Mick • * )4
Kprln* dtinkllnira . . 14
Turkaya, fat. ll** . . .10
Turkajrfl, old T'-ma, fat.
Il*« 17
Iqutbl, *ood alia, do* ~ 100
'lulnH f"wl, lira, do* ... I oo
r-ialan haraa . 0*
'»id pl«»ona. rood alta, di • j do
■ y ■■■■ -
It Would T
Siu-h n charming huaband I
| Mm I'lcklo ha*' Ho tender af
! ter ten y«'«r* of marriage!
Quito natural! It would 1
make a rhlnoeeroa tender to I
hi- kept In hot water tun yeara I
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THE STAR—THURSDAY, DECEMRER 11, 19IS.
SAD COLD? YOUR
HEAD STUFFED?
'PAPfS COLO COMPOUNO*
GIVES QUICK RELI IP
CONTAINS NO QUININI
Take "Papw'a Cold Compound"
evary two hoora until you have
taken three doa«o. then Oil grippe
miaery gore and your mid will be
broken. It promptly ope na your
Clogged up noetrlla and tho air pa»
•agea of the bead; atopa oaaty die
charge or r.aoe running. relieve*
tho haodache, dutlneoe. f.verleh
naoa. aoro throat, eneetlng, .ore
neoa and atlffcaao.
l>nn t atay etuffod up' Qolt
blowing ond snuffling P.«ae your
throbbing head -nothing e|ae In the
world gl*aa euch prompt relief aa
Pape'a Cold Compound," which
coot a only 26 canto at any drug
•tore It arto without aoalatanoe
taatoo nlco. and cauaea no lncun
venlence Accept no aabatltnte
J. Redelsheimer Sc Co.
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Wool Dresses
Special $12.50
Practical MylM In «prir*a nnd
wool rr»nf>fl In navy, f*op»n,
brown, rnnhojruny nnd black
Onn of would mak* a
•»n»!l>la Chrlitman gift. Hp«-
clally priced At 91 2 60.
Dancing
Frocks
Special $18.50
dnlnly .tylo* In rhlffon, crepe
ill' rb)n« Mini <'anti>n crop" fol
or*. l,lue. pink, white, ninl.fr nml
Nile An exr».,|lnarly nttrnettve
• ugg«atlnn fur I'hrlmman glvln*
Special at $18.50.
niir S|>crial Values in
Suits, Coats and Waists.
J. Redelsheimer
& Co.
First and Columbia
Hpuga
Following Is tfin Mat of wnddlntf
prawnta:
lloyd Htanloy. hoc
Mrs. A. V. Haying. all»or t«»
apoomi and two plllown
A K. lloyliiK, hot of lion bona mi<l
ho«
Mr and Mr» J t llrown, parlor
lump niut liok Glasgow (Mo. I Ml*
sonrlan.
• • •
Editor Moat Anything:
Hilling ii"*t to nit' at thu liifu ll
counter ypalnnlay »a* u Taeotna
man who rumarkad "I Ilk" my «i»l
ItiK. but 1 enn't ••• anything In res
ttturiuitn (llvi< nm my homn «very
time. How lan Joy my Sundays! I
tak* off my rnat and v*»t. collar
ami tin, union kl« my ball ami lulu
off my ahoaa and go to tho dinner
labia and enjoy myself."- It. C, J
WHAT DID SHE MEANT
"What became of that piece of
mualc you oompoeed laat month?"
"I doatroyd U."
"Dootroyed It* Why. that waa
the beet thing you over did'"
• • •
It'a a pity, with all thoae chancoo
for war with MvllOO, that Joe
Tinker and Oarry Herrmann ara In
baaeball Inatead of lh« army
• • a
Why dent thay try to omofco out
that bandit In I'tah by throwing a
lighted Turklah ctgaret Into tho
ml no?
• a •
Chlcago'a mayor hoa ordered the
pollr* to put on tbo ltd New Year
eve There timet be no horna. no
confetti, no tl< klera. Nothing but
bOOM.
a • e
Thue Saving the Shoo*
Tho young men of thia village
who gave the dance at tho Union
houao laat Wedneaday evening
would like to have U understood
that thero were no daccoo aurh aa
tango, and othera wero not allowed
whatever.— Hurllngton till./ rroo
Proaa
e e e
THANKFUL FOR SOMETHING
"Well. thing* might have been
worae; and. •( all eventa, my poor
feel are having a rest!"
• • •
A man In teranton. Pa., wen a bat
by drinking all glasnen of whlaky.
but the vhlakr killed him Evi
dently that man hadn't lived In
Scranton lon* Ay man who ran
*tan 4. Scranton can't be killed that
•aallr.
• • •
Possibly you recall the atory of
the eminent gentleman who cut
two holea In the door, a larger hole
through which the old cat could
pan* and the atrial! one for th«
kitten Anyway, the member* of
the Hoadatde club, a Cleveland. O ,
society bunch, received the follow
ing poetal card notices;
ROADSIDE CLt'R
Since the recent storm our Itell
trtphnm la out of aenrlce Will
memtiera please uae our Cuyahoga
'phone, calling Princeton IKS'
.TAB. TOMUNHON. Steward
loiter—The Hell Telephone Serv
ice ha* been reatored.
THINGS THE PRESS
AGENTS PROMISE
Everybody like* to aee the poor
girl marry the rich man. It hua
linen the favorite thnrne ever since
King Cophetua married the beggar
maid. Mr. Hroadhurat haa brought
that atory up to date and la telling
It In an Interesting way, with an
■'xcoptlonally fine company at the
Moore thla week.
"The Pink Lady," coming to the
Metropolitan lonlgnt for a three
daya' engagement, la deacrlhrd In
general lerma na nn International
musical comedy do hue. Thla apt
[ill ra no hits It off well enough in n
ineaaure, hilt It la really a play with
tnualc In three act* and aa many
acenea. Its haalc atory la an adap
tation of the French farce.
Sat J 1 re," and It represents n delight
ful atory, humorously outlined and
enhanced by a acoro of captivating
qualities.
AT THE THEATRES
THIS WEEK
Moor#—"Hought and Paid KV>r."
Metropolitan—Thursday to Sat
urday. "The Pink Lady."
Seattle —Unllev A Mitchell atock
in "The College Widow,"
Tlvoll—"Mra Temple's Tele
grum."
If aomabody would kidnap "Af
flnlty" Karl*, and kenp him out of
xlKlit, it would In- a reltnf to both
Kurop* and America.—l'ltUburii
t'oat.
FLAME-COLORED CHARMEUSE, THEY SAY DRESS
IS CALLED, BUT—WELL, ANYHOW, IT'S A BEAR
Hfi%tlntimity apeaklng, th«r«* are
more fiiilgurlan dreaaea worn In
I' l «1 link, Wnili., and Oahkoah,
Win, than In the whole of the
Milken atntea
I 'itt huliik tti« name Hue of re
H'-mrh, It Ik mm Indmputnhle truth
that more fo|k« In 1111 l«i old I Jot lot in
antl the YVaahlngton hotel, dnnoe
the Argentine tango than do In Ar
gentine.
And It I* a well known fart that
|It la not the native Texan who
' made Immortal the Texa» Tommy,
i hut It wu tlm native Kan Fran
• taran on the llarbary roaat
Taien Olrlla In Diractolra
With which preface, we now
' .->rlHr> to remark that when a native
( Texan laaale, with flaxen treaaea
iilid aiture eyea, and pearly teeth,
nnd divine form when a Texan
girlie an l>Hautlftll aa ahn la young,
doe* In Hi'Uttln a dlrertolre kowii,
faahloned from flame-colored char
meuae, Imported from Drecol!,
Kranr*, doea ahe leave anything
open for argument?
No, not even a allt.
Hhe poaltlvely hna thoae Parisian
dainea and grand damea faded to
obamrlty
And when, like dainty Myrtle
Hoae I>e Ixiy, leading lady at the
Tlvoll theatre, thla < hirmlug young
laaale alngn It'a Nice to He In
love on a lively l>ay." ran you
help falling for the rharma of allt
front dlre< tolra and the girl It em
hod lea with aurh flaming rlchneaa?
You can't. Thaf'a all.
Thla la from the wardrobe mla
trraa of the Tlvoll:
"The tunic la of chiffon, embrold
ered In hand-woven allver braid,
nnd mounted with brllllanta. It la
a allt-frrnt dlrectolrn model from
I»recoll, FYanre."
BH«'a Her* for fteaaon
It'a attre aom« gown rich and
red.
And It'a aure aome girl. M 1««
ltelx»y la not altogether new to
Heattle.
She waa here on the Hulllvan A
I'onaldlne circuit with her papa
and mamma. The Three Imlxiya, In
a alnglng and dancing art, not long
ago Khe'a going to remain at the
Tlvoll for tbo remainder of the
aeaaon.
MICHIGAN *
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Flint: Ne»t year nherlff will
have only three depntlen. Inning at*
In tha county.—Jeaale ||nod nnd U
liaaoott. miim»r of WMtern l
Molt Co, are married
Holland: former Conrreeaman
(J. J Dlekrma lim been appointed
member of arbitration board to eel
tle difference Mwi*n conductor*
and trainman of C. I! * Q It it
Trovocoo CHy: r»oUlo enhlNt
will b» held here November IS
Potookay: Martlr, FH|y. for
3H vf»m resident of Rmmet roi'inty,
and builder of flmt road through
format, la dead
lonia: Mary E Waldon and Sllaa
W. Iftmnlng. betrothed In 18f.S>
w»r» married |**t weok.
Grand Rap Ida: F V. Nowman
baa been olwted aerretary and
troaaurwr of Michigan Independent
Tel and Traffic Aaaorlation He'
waa office boy 17 roara ago
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\ m \ Correct
$15 and $18 "
Suits, Overcoats\
» \ and Raincoats \
It's \ \
Correct. \ \
Finest product of modern tailoring, featuring new weaves and patterns, in latest
models and styles from New York and London: clothes that carry the atmosphere
of $25 and $.V> garments. Splendid showing of blue cheviots, serges, worsteds, fancy
mixture tweeds, etc.
Especially fine is the wonderful array of $15 and $18 overcoats and raincoats
in our new Third Floor department. The style and finish of the new coats, belted
backs, snappy lines, must be seen to be appreciated. Values that surprise you.
Gift Certificates Applied in Clothing
Department Make Christmas
a Happy Time
That's a splendid way to solve your gift problems. A gift certificate or mer
chandise order is good in any part of the store, and lets the recipient choose just
the gift desired.
Neckwear and Hosiery Comfort Wear for Men
Beautiful display in each department. Smoking Jackets. Bath Robes and
Imported and domestic silks in the new Dressing Gowns range up from $5 00.
neckwear, ranging tip from 50 cents. ' ajamas am! Night Robes may interest
Silk and guaranteed hosiery, the former c/f' H l f° rni f r
en . t at $1.50 up; latter $1.00 up. Suspenders
50 cents up per pair and the latter $1.40 in Christmas boxes, 50 cents and up.
box of six pairs. Hosiery-Neckwear Cross (Ixmdon) Leather Purses and
Sets are most acceptable gifts, $1.00 up. Pocketbooks as low as 50 cents and $1.
Cheasty's Haberdashery
SECOND AVE. AT SPRING ST.
SOAP ON HAIR CAUSES DANDRUFF,
SCALP GETS DRY, HAIR FALLS OUT
OIRLtI OKT A ttCENT BOTTLE
AND TRY A "DANDBRINB
HAIR CLBANBE"
After wetMrg your hair with
•oap alwayt appfy a Uttle Dander-
In* to the eealp lo Invigorate the
hair and prevent dryneae Hetter
•till. u»a aoap u •partngly a* i©a
elhto, and Inataad bar* a 'Darder-
Inc Hair Cleanae " jmt molaten a
cloth with Danderlne and draw It
carafully through your htlr, taking
on* atrand at a time Thla wl»: ra
tnoTe duat, dirt and excaaalve ol
In • few momenta you will
amaud, your balr will sot only ba
clean. but It will ba wary, Duffy
PHONES
rates m %z: n . W32
Br mrrUr. tm "Mr. »•• •
Myrtle Rom DaLoy
and abundant. and poaaeaa an !•>
oomparable aoftneea and luatra.
Bealdaa cleaning and
Ing the hair, one application of Dan
darlaa dJatolrea every particle dan
druff; atlmulatae the aealp, Mop
ping Itching ted falling balr. Dan
darlna la to tha hair what freah
ahowara of rain and aunthlne are
to vegetation. It gooa right to the
root*, tnrlgoratee and etrangthene
them. Ita eihllaratlag and life
producing pro port lei cauae tha
hair to (row long, atrong and beau
tiful.
Man! Lad lea! Ton can aurely
hare lota of charming hair. Oet a
JVcent bottle of Kbowlton'e Dan
derlne from any drug atora or tollal
counter and try It.
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