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THE SEATTLE STAR
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l>l»arayk ntanv Hfrvi*** of Ihr I nlt*d
Vntered at ••sitls, Wseh., fostotflos «a »x«s<-OI»as Mattsr.
Br msll Out of •( t» if V«> m.'r. up to ■!« mos »l* mos »1 no, »i-»r IS Id
By crrlT, city, lie ft moPth.
f» n hltahe«l I»«ll7 by Tli# • tar !*&•••. Nit. Privet#
MBNHllllll ill
Of all bad things by which mankind are cursed,
Their own bad tempera surely are the worst.
—Richard Cmberland.
The Way to Live and Way to Die
WHEN you havr a trifling: ache or pain, do you go
around grumbling about it and bidding for sympathy?
When you arc slightly ill do you make those around you
uncomfortable by exaggerating it and imagining you are going
to die?
Then listen to this:
The other day there passed away near Los Angeles, one
of nature's noblemen. For years Charles 1). Willard had
been a busy, useful leader in progressive activity in Cali
fornia. A writer and publicist, he battled bravely for the
public welfare.
Four years ago tuberculosis caught him. Toward the
last he was so enfeebled that he could not leave his room.
But on what was soon to prove his death bed he sent to
friends a greeting in which he said:
It Is my good fortune to have almost the only profession In which
a man can earn a fair living and be slck-a-bed at the same time. I
have a comfortable home In beautiful surroundings, and I lack for
nothing that could help toward my recovery. How many of the hun
dreds of thousands who are afflicted with thle dlsssss are so fortunate?
But. after all. who are they In this world that really deeerve pity? The
unlucky? No. The sick? No. The poor? No. Who then? The un
happy—they, and they only. And I am not unhappy. On the contrary,
but for my knowledge that those who are dear to me are often troubled
with fears on my account; I could truthfully say that thle Is the hap
piest period of my life. • • • I have dlecovered that four
years of Illness coming to ons who has Isd a Ufa of considerable activity
has one surprising form of compensation—lt gives him s chanca to
think. There la ao much to think about In thle big and wonderful
world that It Is a pity we can so seldom take a good crack at It.
• • • • •
Now, isn't that the message of a knightly soul which
shames our petty complainings?
No murmuring, no bitterness, but, to the last, a man's
joyful interest in this "big and wonderful world," and, at
the end, a smiling "Good bye!"
What a beautiful exit as the curtain fell!
TEXANS ARE always bragging about their warm winters and here
M Is March, and those who seem to know, say "dont take 'em off yet."
Why, even In Cincinnati, they're beginning to put the woolen onee In
jamphor.
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CLUB fires Tammany Chief Murphy
for non-payment of duee. Any Tammany so poor as one who returne
125.000 contributions Is bound to get In bad.
A LEARNED person says psople are eaelng more, nowadays. Sure.
They've developed a cinematic eye from watching the movies.
tt . W&X THE BABY
J the state? Ug|g*|
mow 00 VOTt T >
If you think latgr Vollto of Illinois lo ontltlod to tKo oorvlooo of
Cwwlw A US, mark • erooo owor ttio baby's hood. If you think tho
stats to sntttlod to oueh oorvlooo, mork tho Illinois osti.
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Spinning's March
Clearance Sale
la the Climax of Economy Now Operating for Your
Benefit.
$7.50 Jacob'* Adjustable Miter Box ifULIKt
$1.25 Monarch Bath Spray 80^
20c Double Snap Leather Purse lfi^
10c^Bi£_Can > JJMK-o_Hand > J>oajj)^^^^^^_^^__lj>£
4 cans
YOU NEED IT for cleaning flirty and gritrly hands,
sinks, kettles, floors. It saves labor.
15c 9-in. Royal Jelly Cake Pan 7<*
X- M> K. ft' 1. I J4. I >4. IH. 2, 2%, 2/a or 3-inch
3-16 Round Head Stove Bolts doz., 4 doz !?»«*
100 Bolts 3.V
$1.25 Highest Orade Block Inverted Gas Lamp
There are hundreds of other items priced below the
market that contribute to your welfare.
SPINNING'S BARGAIN STORE
1415-1417 FOURTH AVENUE
THE SEATTLE STAR'S LAUGH DEPARTMENT
fk £Qoe*K
PP J
J-hnw/A^uft
• e •
PrsMy Punk.
Ttroker's Clerk- Could yoa let
me bate 110 on last months sal
ary?
Hroker —Ore«i Scott! That's
the punkeat collateral I ever bad
offered me'
In the Editor's
Mail
AGAINST FRte TOLL®
Kdltor The HUr; In reply to the
Panama canal toll* question. I
would say that to let T'nlted Htate*
shippers (to throurh fr«-e of charier
would be dlKcrlinlnatlng. or prop
erly speaking. i subsidy It's like
taxing the consumer and irtvinit It
to the «hlpi>«r
It would !•«' Just aa sensible to
paa* a subsidy fur common labor
which never has had a free offer-
IntC dumped Into Ita empty trea*-
nre bo*. The corporation* would
howj ant! *ay wo will not stand
for a subsidy of labor Why should
labor grant a *üb*ldy for the ahlt>
plriK Interest*? For that'* what It
all gets back to.
Labor foot* the bills In the end
It pays moat of the tsie*. direct
1y or Indirectly I would say to
our great congre**men. knock the
plan ouL P. O
SEE STAR IN EAST
Kdltor The mar There 1* a
star In tk<- RwL People generally
are coming to the belief that lal>or
union* have not niono|xill7."'d the
thug biiMlne**. and that all brute*
ire not clad In overalls Congres
*lonal Investigations hare been a
tremendous aid In this
Even the clay I* falling from the
preachers' eye* Perhaps. some
ilay the church will become Im
pregnated with the religion that
fhrlst taught- then there will b«!
no use for labor union*.
Hut at present the union* are en
deavorlng to d<» the work that the
church ha* failed to do, and the
label la the badge of this endeavor
applied Christianity. H. C. H.
TO BALK THIEVES
Kdllor The Htar: I ■«» that a
certain automobile company I*
making plan* to trace stolen ear*
of their make. I would suggest
that all make* of auto* stamp the
number of car or engine upon the
hood on the right and left side*, so
that they can bo read easily from
the aldewalk. and It will be na
easy matter to eate.h the party
"who haa a atnlen ear.
All new ears should be atamped,
and all old ears could be stamped
at owners' eipenae A public no
tice of the number would soon !o
eate tli" person wlni bas tin- stolen I
car If th«- numbers are erased
that would cause *u*plclon Im
mediately. J. H. W.
AS JOHN D DOES
Editor The Htar: More power to
John I). Rockefeller Mere's wish-
In* he can successfully doge pay
ing any personal property tan, also
that he will show us poor fellows
bow to do the same
Tax on personal property I* the
meanest kind of thievery, a* some
can and do dodge It, while other*
do not and cannot.
No government haa a moral
' right to liuva a tux that can be
dodged. L). U. b.
THE STAR—WEDNESDAY. MARCH IR. 1014.
I SHOULD SAY BO
Trotter— Well, and what newa
of our friend Forbes* Has he
come to the front yet?
Hnook*- Come to the front
yet* I should Jolly well think
he haa!
Trotter Ah' I knew he would
Hut, tell me, where la he now*
Snook* When you were with
us. you'll remember he waa play
ing the back legs of the elephant
In the panto lint that waa ten
years ago Now he's been pro
moted to the front legs'
• • *
Deaf to Duty
The average man who can bear
Pleasure whisper a mile away
can't hear l»uty when It ahouts
In his ear with a megaphone.
• • •
Llabls to Turn.
"Revenge is tweet," quoted Ihe
Wise Uuy "Ye*, until It begins
to ferment." added the Simple
Mug.
• • •
No Mautfls.
No. Mandle dear: there Is no
almllarity about our mansion* In
the sky and our caatlea 'n the air.
• * *
a*y* Mor*.
The man who'buya his popular
ity generally par* mor* than the
market price.
WMIT NEW GYM
Headline the n'ceaalty of ha*-
Ins healthy and aanltary training
quarter*, aurh aa are not afforded
by the prenent gymnasium. a move
ment for obtaining a new atructure
for the nnlveralty haa been atarted
by the freahman claa*.
Several member* of the hoard of
reg«*nt* have eipreaaed themaelvea
aa favoring the proposition, Ht>l
denta hope to Ret an appropriation
NO STOMACH MISERY, INDIGESTION,
GAS, SOURNESS—PAPE'S DIAPEPSIN
TIME ITI IN FIVE MINUTES
YOUR SICK. UPSET STOM
ACH FEELS FINE.
Bour. *lck. upaet atomach. Indlge*
tlon, heartburn, dyapepala; when
the food you eat ferment* Into gaae*
and atnbborn lump*; your head
ache* and you feel *lck and mlser
able, that'* when you reallno the
magic In Pa|>e'a Illapepain It
makea atomach dl*tr»aa go In five
mlnutea If your atomach la In a
revolt If you can't get It regulated,
plei*e. for your *ake try I'ape'a
IMapepaln. It'a *o needle** to have
Los Angeles Woman's Recov
ery Seems Almost Like Miracle
Mn. Clara Wltherspoon I* Con
verted by Akoz From
Physical Wreck.
Mr» Clara Wltherapoon, of
Avenue Hlxty-two, Oervsnra, !<"*
Angeles. widow of the Ist" I'r. .1 K
Wltherspoon, ha* Just had « wonder
ful recovery. l,ea* than two months
h|'i her friend* thought th»* rnd win
near. fd*tre**lng rheumatism, fol
lowing it para lytic stroke. together
|with catarrh that wa* affecting h"i
fvealitiii and mind, brought her t"
the condition where »he win n nhyi
leu! wrecH. Mlit* t'lvi'i full credit for
her recovery to Akof.. the radio-act
ive medicinal mineral discovered b>
formei Harbor Commissioner ami
Htate ljttior Commissioner John J>
Mackenzie of Hun Kranclsco
"That I mn In good health today
la title entirely to Akni, which has
iilmont worked n miracle for me In
relieving me of rheumatism ntid ca
tarrh," siild Mr* Wltherspoon, a« she
• hatted with friend*
"T was afflicted with catarrh for
eight years. It was so hud It affect
ed my eve*lglt and my mind. I.ast
Ka*ter 1 suffered a *troke of paraly
»l* This ag gra va ted the rheuma
tism with which t had suffered for
three ve*rs The doctor* held out
hut little hope for me When I
started to take Akoy. In November I
wii* ii phyalcul wreck My friends
me marveling at the wonderful Im
provement In in" dining the *1*
week* I have u*ed Akox,
"My catarrh Is practically cured;
mv eves in.- strong again, and I feel
battel and brighter than 1 have In
SCHOOL DAYS
THE CHAUFFEUR
By Jim M«n««
Tl||*4 out Irt (lUtlllrK nml • tnl ii«l
All ma4a lo aiand atlff !•»«#»•
>(• tali** til* »I»mI rhu|, chug. yr>u r*
..ff
Tha • h«uf(MV la tha chaaa*
Ma il ahlrl > -u awlftir down to »'«tk
Ma know* hi* far right w*ll
With half a ohattva. ball op*n up
Aft 4 lat ar «<> Ilka all
P. 8. —"Oosh! I Just ral«*-"1
thai guy!"
• • •
Wlm Old Horss
Mistress —Why do you drink.
J»iu«s' Even a horso knows too
much to drink!
Coachman—A horse known too
much to gel married, too, ma am'
• * *
Unlqu*
"I'pon what doe* Torpldvllle
Ita eipectatlon that It*
name win K<> Unndtrlni down
the ages?"
"It haa not a«ked for a federal
reserve bank."
• • •
That's It
A punac«a la a thing that <•»
lata In the Imagination of the
ort*t*.
• * •
Hs's Blind
An Ides 11st neglect* many op
portunltles for *ccompll*bmet>l
of the attainable.
• • •
At On# of 'Em
There I* no un« discussing th<
haptdne-sa of marriage unlr*»
one of the contracting parties la
an optimist.
• • •
On* Difficulty
The Young I n Oh. of course,
pluck -first and laat, that la the
one essential to sncceaa In busi
ness
Tha Old tin—Pluck, my boy.
t quit* understand that The
trouble la finding aome one to
pluck.
• • •
ON TO HIS CURVia
• What la hla aphern In life?"
"Well. Judging from the circle
of his acquaintances. I'd aay be
waa a rounder."
for the new balldlng from tho leg
lalatare.
NEEDED THE BUSINESS
I'er*l*tency ha* It* own re
ward
Harry Burke, a barber, fol
lowed a atranger down the
atreet yenterday evening from
Third a* and Pike at,. Inaiatltig
that he needed a fhave, accord-
In* to Hergt I> K Qulnn. who
plnchnd the bualneaallke bar
ber.
a bad »tomach make your next
meal a favorite food meal, then take
a little IMa pepsin There will not
be any dlatre** —eat without fear
It * becatiae I'ape'a Dlapepaln "leal
ly doe*" regulate weak, out-of-order
stomach* that give* It Its million*
of aale* annually
Oet a large fifty-cent caae of
Pape'a lllapepaln from nny drug
■tore It 1* the qulckcat. aureat
atomach relief and cure known. It
act* nlmost like magic It I* a
eclentlftc. harinleaa atomach prep
aration which truly beloug* In every
home.
Mils. I l.tlll WITHKItSIMXI V
yon!* All the rheumatic palna and
«w.llln*« have left Ako* lm« |»een
a Moßftitifr to me."
Thua I* Akox helping tliouaanda of
othera who arc Nuffertng with rheu
iiiatlMiu, atomach trouble, erfieiiui.
catarrh, ulcer*. |>11 «*m ami other all
menta. The Ah"/ Internal treatment
moat of theae dlaordera h.v
OOrrnrtltiK the atomarh
Aknf! lit now bfliiK tlenionatrated
at The "wl I)ruc Store, I'lko nml
Third, Reattl*« You ui« 111 \lt<*< 1 to
Vllllt, phoiH- • Willi' !):•• Akn/. mull
nt the Owl f«»r further Information
regarding this advertl»emtnt.
Si Small and Hit Dog
!x>rd Decte* haa Just com
pleted a trip acroaa Texaa
and I<onl*l*.na on one of th*
railroads h* married
Might Be All Bight
Phlloaopher* t<-U u* to brighten
the world with our amllea. which
would be all right were there not
»o many people who are happy
only when they have aomethlng
to make them Bob.
BUILD Bl WRONG
Becauae an Rastern con*tructlon
company forced the framework of
the municipal atreet car* four
Inche* too low, the expected opera
tlon of the line under the CotterMl
admlnlitrailoß wa* not realized.
The fault will be remedied here
at the expenwe of the company.
KAISER GETS A
NEW GRANDSON
BERLIN, March 18.—The Im
perlol family waa rejoicing today
over the birth of a aon to the
Duche** of Hrunawlck, ihe kalacr'a
daughter.
Mr. Out-of-town Buyer
Order your printing by mai;
troni
FRANK P. NOLAN
1407 Fifth Ave.
I.> will save you money on ati
printing order*
HEAVY MEAT EATERS
HAVE SLOW KIDNEYS
Eat Less Meat If You Feel
Backachy or Have Blad
der Trouble.
No man or woman who cats meat
regularly can make a mistake by
flushing the kl(ln«»v« occasionally,
aav* it well-known authority. Meat
forma uric Hold, which excite* the
kidney*, they become overworked
from the Ntrnln, get sluggish mid
fall to filter the waste and pols n*
from the blood: then we set nick.
Nearly all rlieurnatl >m, headaches,
liver trouble, nervotmnc**, dizzl
ne**, sleeplessness and urinary dis
orders come from sluggish kidneys.
The moment you feel a dull
ache In the kidneys or your hack
hurts or If the urine Is cloudy, of
fensive, full <>f sediment. Irregular
of passage or utte.ndcd by a senna
tlon of MHVi K. BlOp eating meat
and get alio' four ounce* of Jad
Salts from anv pharmacy; talto it
tablespoonful In a glass of water
before breakfast and In a few days
your kidneys will act fine. This
famous salts Is made from the
acid of grapes and lemon juice,
combined with llthla, and has been
use<l for generations to flush and
stimulate the kidneys, also to neu
tralize the acid* In urine so It no
lonper ciuses Irritation, thus end
ing bladder weakness.
.lad Salts Is Inexpensive and can
not Injure; makes a delightful, of
fervescent lit bin water drink which
everyone should take now and
then to keep the kidneys clean and
active and the blood pure, thereby
avoiding serious kidney complica
tions.
ELSEWHERE
Mrs. Sarah Todd, 103. claiming
relationship with Abraham l/ln
coin, moved from Kug'-ne, Ore , to
Walla Walla fthe smoked a moer
chaum on the way over
Registration at Tscoma closed
with 26,20(1, of whom 10,144 are
women.
King Gustsve of Sweden serious
ly 111.
National balloon raca will be run
at Hi. Ixjiila on July 4
Edwin F. Went*, president Amer
lean Hallway Kntrlneerlng assocla
tlon, tutya at Chicago development
of Alnnka present* Kreatest engi
neering problem 'In America
Queen Eleanors of Bulgaria, with
a lilk number of court retainers,
will vloll United State* In May.
Twenty wounded In riot In front
of realdence of Robert K,
ni w prexldent of Peru, denounced
by crowd.
Two thouaand women dressmafc
era strike In New York, demanding
right of organization
Celebrating St. Patrick's day, Jo
neph Tate, a fireman, went on a
wild ride on a locomotive at Mc
A tester, Oklahoma.
Secretary McAdoo warna Inter
nal revenue collector# that Income
tax return* are "Inviolably confi
dential."
Mr*. Elsie Whalen Ooelet, New
tiort, got divorce from Robert Ooe
let. h millionaire, on cruelty charge
While defending woman auffrage,
Senator ilorah, Idaho, wild national
suffrage amendment I* Imprartlcal
because It I* handicapped by negro,
Jnpane*e. and other states rights
questions.
Houae committee concluded In
vcHtlgulJon of dispute* of manage
ment of *eal herd of Alaska.
Secretary Lane wrote to houae
education commission, opposing
national university
Signing of treaty with Nicaragua,
giving r H right* to canal route
and naval base, delayed until next
week.
J. H. Groves, leading capitalist
of Fairbanks. Alaaka. bought the
Auditorium of that city.
Max Cohen and Fred Levenaon,
New York, perished In fire of
Woodbine hotel. Toronto Kdmtind
(Jllex. Montreal, probably fatally in
jur.*! as result of Jump from upper
window.
Big (Ira at Varna. Bulgarian port,
on Black sea
Application for pardon by IS la
bor leader* In "dynamite conspir
acy ra»f" filed with department of
jUMtlca.
President Wilaon, In apaclal mes
sage, irged $100,000 appropriation
for eipooltlon to be held at Pan
ama In November.
Noticing aome aenatora smiling
when he read magaxlne article on
hi* restoration to health. Senator
Tillman predicted: "I'll bury you
yet"
South Dakota progressives, after
speech by Gifford Plnchot, take de
cided stand against coalition with
republican*.
Houaa la conaldarinfl $43,000,000
river* and harbor* appropriation
bill.
Report from St. Petersburg that
storm along lllack sea rauaed lone
of I.M>O to 8,000 live* and linking
of 160 boat*.
Thr«* ware killed and five In
jured In colllalon between ferry
and railroad float on Hudson, near
Ithaca. N. Y.
Two thousand members of th#
A. O. H., Ix>» Angele*. adopted res
olution» favorinr free Panama Ca
nal toll* for American ships.
Where $15 or $18
Goes a Long Way
If you have never visited Cheastjr'*
$15 and $18 Suit, Overcoat and Rain
coat department, you have a
saving treat before you. In no other
place in Seattle will $15 or $18 go so
Cheasty far toward clothing you with styl#i
Employes handsome materials and perfect fit
Are Co- Well-known men in many walks of
Partners ''' e patronize the Cheasty Popular
in t he Price Department, and save $10 to
Business $25 over their old prices, at the same
time losing nothing in appearance or
wearing qualities.
You mothers who have long-trouser
sons to dress will find these garments
(second and third floor) marvels of
durability and quality.
Cheasty's Haberdashery
Second Av. at Spring St.
NAVY YARD ROUTE
MfKiiiri» II 1* l\- nn»>U luurln «nJ
Athlon
L#tro Colmitn ffeattl* * M
<«xc«pt luiMlty) I H, 10 10 • m . i i*
I 00 IHNM lundftV I JO), I St
l» m rtaturdiiv. 11 4ft p m
Tim* TabU subject to ohtni* without
notlc*.
I'lion* M»ta lIOL ¥mr* Mc Itouatf frUft •
HERE
Tlllkume plan »noth^T7~T^
• hip con tout.
Cheeter E. Batee m,, ~
Hat"* for divorce
Frank Nelson, Kent, ««. -
here to will
"Clty'e health first,
«f"T, ' .]. H Mcltrld*, ne.Tjf
commissioner
Mms. Emma Trentlnl and a_.
l'«ny r«-«t In Hetttle today.
Funeral for Frank Burg*,
Concert at Fort Lawton ttmiMt
Frank Plcconl, charged ZZ
murder of Henry Worn*, (-J*
America from Italy three
Eth.l Laaka aaka dlvorea fc»_
C K !> ak»< Hubby was cruel
Genersl Lawton Circle givaa mm
party at Mm l-Yefl He,-..
Third N W . Thursday aft*n»«
Miss Bradley, domeetie —i?Tr
Instructor. *peak» at ThuraSl
meeting of Ixmgfellow iiotbw
circle.
According to Henry Klelnb,-»
vlaltor, 110,000 Improvement! J
be made on Yakima valley —
pipe lino.
Harry Qreenwalk and RldM
Meldner hurt In motorcrda wi
dent.
Charley Gordon, fort Lawtsn, to
marry Altu Marie Krujrmler R.T
lard ' *
King County Osteopathia sector
m ••»•(* Tuesday.
Card party to be glvan by IU.
nler Ix)d*«-. No. «27, I. 0. o( I'M
B'brlth. at Odd F<-f)ow*' hall Thm
day night.
Gov. Llater order* InvaatlgMfca
Into wa«"> of fl*h.
University frsshman Mart cm*
paiKn for gyro
Fine of $25 for 0. U.
who rnlisbranded lemon eitracl
Swlnomish reservation IndUs*
an* selling tbalr land faat, asyi tp.
B. Alvernon, here from La iv»i'
Staggers hold monthly InftnM
Friday nl«ht, Bedding's.
U. 8. aubrrarlne K-4 to ba ls«Mk
ed Tuesday.
Central Council of taatal A|ft
dea meeting tonight.
Petrified wood, 1.000.000 to MMr
000 yeara old, received at
Ity.
Buit of Harry' Gobi*, mlaar,
t>galn*t 8. P for IS1.2&0
charging forcible ejection fraa
train, atarta.
Steerage paeeengera bavntf hr
North mu*t aubmlt to vacetaatkfc
All ready for big Praaa alab M
at Hippodrome March 11. |
Unlvaralty aopha want trmhmm
rule* revived. Sign petition.
Mayor J. M. Morrlaon af tab
cortee la a rlaltor hera.
Mora attention to be paM pat
crop In North Yakima says J. IL
ilahn. Yakima man, bera.
Patrolman Fuller, who** awn*
cycle struck and klUai fnik
Brown. eionerated.
Caught between freight ear **ap
Unit. Frank Mayanlcb eererely k«t
Vlawa of Hawaiian I*l sods shsaa
at Flrat Baptlat church TlMbf
night.
Photograph#ra organ!*.
B. M. Millar adda 280 aha* k
S mlnutea 1114 aaeaak WIM
prlae.
Campaign fund* *a aand aal»w^f
crew Faat starts down tow* Nfef.
Mra. Amoa Kennedy, aa*kta|
damage* becanaa aha allppal oa
steamer run, loaea suit.
Chamber of Commaraa |ha
away KO9 pound* of aaliM.
V. M. C. A. take* aver Maraaal
wlreles* training acbooL
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I'heulr. Bid.
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nt. of Prof l'nm»n» I""
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