The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 4, 1912, Page 7

“Jonesy,” | sald, “what do you do with all your money?” “Saving it-for the Fourth,” plied. That was last May. Naturatly “Jonesy”. and f got pretty well acquainted, and when It was borne ta tyon me that the | world hungered for the small boy's view of the “safe and sane” Fourth, he was the first small boy I thought of. So jew of tremen wide importance. or not the be “safe and been In- omg Ary never be ’ Many per wed on thts gp amall boy Is ~ md sane” Fourth than + Who is more vitally 8 Lal “are you vin Fourth? ‘gc oand * because he’ known by. All our way on Queen him that. He dotiv- Onee | hired him to He quit when tt and I found him at eating an ice cream take 20 conts for the seedy done and call it a moment of weak- he proposition, price for the a rter. i wes loosening up my rose bushes round and sug finish the job for and the boy for almost 10 he lagged, and inti- “Quit yer kidding,” he replied. Assured that I was mM earnest, he sat down on the curb Im front of the buteber's and began: “Who's doing all this blowing about the Fourth belng dangerous? You don't hear no kids, do you When a giant cracker busts too soon, who loses his finger? Me old man? Me mother? Me big broth ort Naw! Then what they beefin’ about" “But, Jonesy" I protested, “they are think of your fingers it ts for your sake sneered. “Look at ‘em ." and toes before me. barefooted. “Ain't are there?" “But boys sometimes do lose their fingers and toes on the Fourth of July.” I pointed out Sure,” he agreed. “And Tur. flyin’ machine flew Into the none missin’, pin’ crowd at the Meadowa. job was harder than | was an awful bad accident at the) and worth 15 cents. automobile races at Indianapolis. ————_ arcane "waar TO DO IF INJURED By Joéeph S. Neff, M. D. Director of Health, Philadelphia. aie unquestionably, some who wil! decline to celebrate . ae a safe and sane manner, They will allow the use of pistols and giant crackers, which om lockinw, occasioned by injuries re ceived om the Fourth of July. The germ giving rise to this deadly malady is found fn the duet of the streets, comprised largely of borse manure. It | neither active nor dangerous io clean-cut loxy@en of the air is excluded. Wounds re- ceived from the wads of blank cartridges, ete. causing the bruising of the tiesues, no matter bow slight, should get fmmediate medical attention. They should be freely opened and all foreign material, badly in- i jured and bruised tissues. which are essen- Ual to the development of the lockjaw germ, should be removed. The woend should be thoroughly washed out and treated with a strong germ- leide, or cauterized. Under no cireum- stances should it be closed. The most important of all treatment, however, is the administration of tetanus attitoxin at once. When ¢ germs have increased in such numbers, poisoning the merve centers, as to produce symptoms of jockjaw, it is then nearly always too late to be — of good results. * * * * * * * * s Her—Weil, Lib, be yon cateulat- in’ on takin’ in any summer board- ers this year? Nee In Seat-|""Lib—Yes, Hes, 1 “take ‘em in” Let it be sald that nothing w: lacking when the Seattle National Bank's baseball team, champions of the Seattle Bankers’ leaghe, jour- neyed to Portland for the purpose he re) safe and sane football? Th grown-ups. he said, and spread an his fingers | “Jonesy”. goos | !9# look. And they | *#® me. are the cause of 92 per cent of deaths | T°, and does not germinate unless the} | And a balloon blew up and killed five guys, And a boat sunk and 1,600 were drowneded,” “I don't follow you,” I satd “You don't? You don't hear tatk about safe and sane prize fights, do jyout Sure not, They're for grown: ups You don't hear nothin’ about for “Somebody's alwaye gettin’ killed at automobile races and fiyin’ meets, but you don’t hear nothin’ about them bein’ made safe and sane. “That's what makes me tired, tf the Fourth was for grownups no- body'’d say a word. You could use dynamite, and it'd be all right. Y. — shoot off crackers 10 feet ‘a “Hut the Pourth is for kids; the only day we've got. And the noise makes ‘em nervo Ma ways has a wick headsehe on the Fourth, and pa is anappy as all ge out. That's what's the trouble— they don’t like the Fourth, Th don't want us to have y fun.” “Bat, ‘Jouesy,’ * T sald, “what fun ts there in nolse He got up and gave me a wither I think he was about to speak. If s0, he changed his mind, I had asked @ foolish question. He turned and walked away without another word, leaving me sitting ‘on the curb. Later | passed him on the way to the grocery. «ie pretended not to I tried fussing about my rose bushes. He did not come and offer to finish the job for a dime. So | know now I am in bad with “Jonesy.” I am beneath contempt. 1 do not deserve hie scorn. For | know, ae he knows, that the loud er the noise the more the fun. A quiet Fourth may be “safe and sane,” but there's about Me fun in it as in a Purit: THE SEATTLE STAR ee your becript eR eae that date arriv: tix you tion has sot me dvapoe. your mite tee. addrena tal convenience ae have eqeablisned ‘Sacnsles et = va hr eri —- av. Phos av. and Stores, Fou ke wt. Third ay, and Madison et, epraeee nehes where thr at ce mat ec NOTICE ey AN a eal roR Notice te aden Paiede ‘inet wm D Perkins, of oe County, Washing~ be le day petitioned tre Hoard of County rd ‘ommisatoners of) the County of King for the right. privilege and authority to use such Portions of the public Ye waterway or stree ty of King may be poceees ry: for the conmruction. erection and maintenance of a Water Main ue, streets in addition Also on the north and south roa ry oUt through the east half o: the northeast quarter (4), section bortheast corner af section twelve, (12) to the north and south cont line section one (1), then jong the center line to county line. Also L ye a ‘street from the north- weet er of Kichmon - hae ‘Radition weat to road. A bearing on the aforesaid portion has been ordered by the Board of County Court » Im the City of Seattle, on ot July, 1912, at’ th cock Bp. tm. Dated this oth % = 1018 omg Avditor and ex~ Seriero Clers Beard of unty Com Senere oe} id County, By UM WARDAL 1, 8 This ix anpoietet the form.on the market to your a ping in it not crack or break. a lifetime. YOURFORM CO. 496 Arcade Bid Elliott 4436_ List your pre perty wi hun We gat ages, city property. P| a om, insurance, loans and renta GREAT wet REAL ESTATE ©. aoe ‘ker Bide. RIGHT PIANO, "HARD, PIS NER MUST w 178 ig POR SALE. WALLING, 200 ARCADE ANNEX. Toatotlum Dye Works, 4222 B Mad- Kast 292, Wagon calls, deliv- tities iw eoliected. ~~ North Co., 433 N.Y. Bik. Li re CAL U jof grabbing the championship of iz, son, 8. Elliott, A. Lewis, ©. L. John- pond son, H. Bingaman, H. Dyer, EB. K. Refley, ©. Reynolds and T. Matson. they | The substitutes are H. C. Price, W. puri Miller, ¥. Baird and A. Swanson. the rebels as Prevent federal GSUN DIAL |OTHER CHAMP. July 4.—The largent Gal in thie connery ese t of th The ‘ial consists of BATTLES coer We Third” ev. Matin 1 Elijott 254 i aay Mtr. wedaih A otles, nerals, PARIS Wee a CLEVELAND, July 4.—Two of the five remaining titleholders who will meet challengers in the United 3 States today will appear in Cleve Peers see land. Johnny Kilbane, world’s featherweight, will take on Tommy FORECAST *!Dixon in # 12round bout. Unless ley at noon, seven feet in nd Weighs 32,000 pounds. pate and * | Dixon lands a Iucky punch, Kilbane herly * lig certain to win by a wide margin. » *) The second will be a wrestling id event when Henry Gehring, claim- thttsnnnannne ant of the middleweight champion- edad lhaaelaad ship, goes against Bob Berry, cham- pion dbf England. Or, July 4.—-Pitts. burchasea ron Meusor|NO VACATION TRIP baee eam in the FOR HER ‘ for the fat “iad will be deliv-| “My husband offered to take me Mensor 1s eas-|for a trip around the word.” in the league, “Why didn’t you go?” in need of an ‘Because it always makes me dizzy to travel in a etrele.” 7 combings; hair order. 2600 Giocks Ga jor, ray ered. Huson, 341. Hi Wie Witott 2441 Ww. furnished. of, media! tro-therapeutte mapleuring. el 1 Union, Ay 108. mat Reale inted Woe ayer Name on and ‘| Tewsiry made © The Titties 8 per i" or ghost Boke” Apply WANTED—Men and learn the THE STAR—THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1912. Free Tickets to Pantages Theatre Read The Star’s classified columns, Somewhere in the cla ied appears the name of some lady who will receive an order for TWO (2) BOX SEATS FREE to Pantages theatre if she will call at The Star Busin ess Office, Star Building. “Pantages Always Has a Good Show” . a , OSCAR E. JENSEN & CO., INC, RBRAL KSTATE 842-16 Nowranmn bank ano Tauer Buon Star, eattle, Wash. lenen: We feal that, it is advise you of the reeulté of during the past month of adve Up due to Star advertising; other papers have reduced the consider a wonderful showing We find a reaters for outside acreace. We would also c an acartment house and & parties to which'‘are Sta Bye advertising, when we rec was after our office for three mnths. a@ contract for aivertising with you. r-"*prospecte", Jtne only fair'to you that we should a careful check that we have male rtising returns. to June 10th over 80% percentace to about gratifying increase in the demand from Star all your attention to the prior to signing-contract with you; we had been class ‘properties Could not be s Yours very tmly, Os 0 replace that which on have toot. Jewelry made to of: +. Watehes and JAY EB Di Manufacturt FOR RENT wise hew 3-room cottage, ay, water page ‘tee from center of city. are, now house, plastel eae per month, food | and wells for |b nN. oy call « wil receive tickets to Pai iste RELESS TELEG: COMPANY MUST HAVE MORE OPERATORS See th & ta, ‘estiake, offers new, modern, eie- — furnished roome, with the t accommodations, lowest rates Basal Hotel, #19 Howell. 789. All Ro try modern rooms women yarber trade: wa; & pald while learning. Call or w ea Yosiee lodern, $2.00 0 ~ NATIONAL BARBER COLISGR 1 Wert 7 done Langue sell FF galls] Rison Jose Benito, And . i ai For a fraternal ad MANAGER. 3 fixperienced Tw fs Exe iP aga im 4131 od: Frice $1,200 tor ip gress X-367, sos NN SPO Copland Court, Bi omen - to : aren nm po- el montniy. Call oF Hore hia Rainier, 168 Si Tel cs Teatt- butidt Rates 50c and. =p. Path, Washington 705, TRAN beg HOPE, 3 ued 522 ane tute, for sist upstairs. atre sid ‘ant -— Hecause he sel Room 204 Magress The: pCR fight barrel canper to Hotels and LLenieg Houses barrels 6 ght barre! In 4 modern meoping roo o Datiard ev. Bal- n __ Hotel ration, ‘Se rt iz aus jos Jackson ot. He to 85 week. CAPITAL HOT He to crs a, y. house, Io, B06 day. ton, 1931 ist a $2.40 per week Tet 1920 ist ay. $3.50 per week and up, prot. of botany anish steam baths, fondring lintment for nerves, troubie| for all $1_ and up: ROYAL HOTE te T5e night medicine; By peotally, seep rum ry wo 1012 Pike aw “LADIES” TAILORING ~ essmaking in the largoat and Por. compen tote ac Lh ig'at ru of New iat i TAL: Poe et fe “specialty, infants’ 1a faction guaranteed, $16 Arcade halrdresding, taoinl maeniourtny. 5 acres, new 6-room house, 10 miles from Seattle, at dock, Vashon nd, $8,600; terme. Archer, Main 6. Beautiful water front lot, ooxiaé feot, sightly, fine well, tent plat~ form, on road ngar dock and other conveniences, For ecsiag lars 4 Cc. B. Bro’ Farm Lands. Must sell my §0-acre dairy farm, 60: improved, 20 timber; ean be irri+ Water power: am, an near city; — sale, Ad- Business Chances. fent hotel, 32 rooms, oF lo—Tr: Fon town, part cash, X-486, down town, p yand gen. meron n-808_ White tut 4 7 years ons MA ROANTABES mt. Mt ihiebars, * fuk wita. insu wrance; agaid ity “and genticmen Hohtors, See our photo contrac i ropomtion yet. taht, *Ghriaty Studio, 1008" North Do you want to trade your home for good plece of producing land? trave 10, 20, 40 and #0-acre tracts, ‘ood clean soll, nicely situated for fransportation, ‘good ‘water. and fuel. Will exchange for good Se attlé property. ill show ou at my expense if not PPENBURG LAND CO, hone BWiliott 3393, hang Port Orchard for ‘potoreyele 1620 Boren. ents for Rent. 1908 Minor, § rooms, et hig! iu furnished, iN and Pike, Male 2661, wrence, nfort- ‘able, close in. ‘Main #yer, hats | Price $26.00 to $60.00 per acre. Jensen, of our tusiness was directly since that date two deals creditet to all that your solicitor before we consented to eigr told that -high old through the Star. estern Washington ranch trade, both that is, secured through dav MowouTe novaetany 19, » which we fact that; Ve have Board and Room. _ een manana Meow poe board for two in private W. (th, Ballard, or Behool children boar Homesteads. just returt from Fergus county, Montana, where I jecated every man who The most favored wher of orth Amer Will return there every two weeks On special excursion Sie furnish- aby the Chicago, ee & nd Ry. bormest left close to the ra oad. Also any part of 30.000 ac cotlent whens land ch + CHEAP LITTLE FARMS HEALTH—WEALTH—HAPPINESS 5, 10, 20, 40-gcre tracts, deep rich loam, logged off, burned over, easy te clear, FREE FROM ROCK AND GRAVEL; heavy clay subsoil: does not dry out in summer dapted to any farming purpore: d now on all sides; best Vaiue in Western hington, IF YOU DESIRE, 1 WILL SECURE YOU EMPLOYMENT IN NEAR- BY MILLS. If a friend in whom you have great/ confidence should teli you that the above i# true, you would at least investigate. You may not know me, but T am the friend of any man looking for value for his money. I am an expert on farm jands and farm land values. This! tract of land is offered to you as @ result of my several years’ ex- arience. It is the best I have able to find after a tw . search. You are being offered benefit of my experience as a far- mer and land man. Let me prove to you that L KNOW LAND. Wasy terms, n RAY BRULET 411 Hoge Bid, North Bad a interurban, southeast of Golf club, Bitter Lake station. We have 1 2 and 3-acre tracts, good soll, level easy to clear, $500 an acre per month. Thi price that others W. A. SP 312 Boston E Main 3907 acre on Wurten Lake car line; Ltr $20 Nags oat $10 per month. A LDE 412 Now York Shock, Elliott _6¢ $25.00 PER ACRE. Two 40-acre tracts Skagit county, good soll, Price $1,000 on each tract, one-third cash YOUNG & BROBERG, Phone Ballard 8) LAN That will grow fruit, rasses, in 10, 50 per acre, $5 per acre down and Wo per acre per month: 6 per cent interest on all deferred payments, Insurance clause in our contracts in of sickness,. Go see this land while you can; see what it will produce; tracts adjoining now In cultivation. ELWOOD LUMBER & TIMBER CO, 747 Henry Bidg. ‘about half the i L "9 wardens and oa 6 City Real Estate. house, pantry, bath and storeroom, chicken house, fruit trees, garden; jot 60x100; all im- provements in; house well furnish od, All for $2,500; worth $3,560). Must sell on account of ill health Follman & Armstrong. Rallard 38. Two fine lots with 3-room » Price $900.00, Near the Phinney car line. A reasonable 4-room amount down and balance $15.00) er month, including interest. ‘he Wesley J. Walker © 14th NE. Phone Kenwood iT BAKER PARK Buy direct from owner, 8-room moa- ern house, Call about this before buying, Will give a bargain, Main Risbets, bungalows. Hinckley Bile 20 and 40 acres, at} ° THIS 18 THE BEST BUY IN THE CITY OF SEATTLE ONLY $300—$10 DOWN $5 MONTHLY FOR A BEAUTIFUL LEVEL LOT blocks from Washington, lake boulevard and with- in 20 minutes’ car ride from the Totem Pole; with otty water, electric lights cot ; BURKE & FARRAR, Ino, 104 Cherry St. ichpianeainds Let ness street, tm- roved with a very good 10-room ouse, divided into one S-room and one 6-room fist. Earning capacit $30 per month. One of the best little income properties brought to| gur attention in many a day. Onl $6 red. try 4 WEST & , Wits ER 309 Colman Block, m bungalow, ful) sized . half block from Merid- fan car, good location. Will sell cheap on easy terms on account of nm, No real estate firm r. X-358, care Star. 1908. ‘room modern, with two bedrooms, cement basement, near University library, all improvements paid in full. Price $1,650; easy terms. Phone Kenwood 5247 1éth N, E. | Snap, 6-room house, pantry, closets, coal bin, wood house, two lots, ali kings shrubbery, garden. Owner, york 4 Bulider will sell Mt. Baker 5 part house at a bargain ff quick deal and cash is offered. Will also take terms. Phone Main 8000. For Sat te—Residencea in of the SAMUEL, ) “parts Sinren» 92 Leary Bite ‘Tot 60x100 on = ee and W. 20th. Ballard 897. | For sale or rent cheap, §-room mod- ern house, with or without furni- 2601 cows, 4 full to be fresh, balance Guernseys and Durhame, ‘1 registered Hoistetn bull, 1 roan Durham bull, also fine dairy, 40 cows, all equipment, also for Sd Phone Sidney’ 1000, Iyde, mean Auct od pasture ta tom land, all in fine Ca and filing contracts or legal papers. Bargain for some real estate of Call Star off containing: 1 drawers in tine condition; is a bar- gain and can be u for ward- robe. Call Star off Gombination oak Wardrobe and drawer cabinet with mirror at bar- gain, Fine for office or home. Call Star offic: For Saie—Poultry. he highest pd poultry for killing pur- we dress all our if * PACIFIC POCLTRY. CO. Top Floor New Corner Market. a Phone_ t 3 THE KALEM Dressed chicken... 186 per in Spring chicken ..: per Ib. Live and dressed turiceys always on hand, 1609 Pike Place. Nai AM ARARS od |For Sale Sale — — Mi scellaneous. AA AGRO eae GOOD HI lhe Star has large Onk’ tiling cable * net, has at pigeon bh whe Ms wern for miscell: papers and 2 large drawers. tepiler filing cabinet for real @s- ood or law business. Call Star ot- | Pops ular pictures at popula® prices, Sentence to leanne Ou va % Seay aTublo " 117% Sri | CHTPRR Tiling ca and Sa and in excellent cond larenin if or « Star office. easeasneoseians proughbred weeks oid, 98 Dachshund puppies, Por wate. Kenwood ave organ, will well once. Call at 1406 A ale ° Bix-och eap if sold at Firat ay - have a new wmode launeh; will sett se zs "in One eo Queen Anne 1 G Fischer piano, maho; case, $160 cash, ro corner Jobn. sie a. 7 Hath tubs complet tad’s, 215 seaaeigts, F E taal Fill your coal bin now wees Cornet! 4 ; Srulaine n with you, A you 7 way, at ‘lowes! Queen Anne 408 > vacant any ott $50 to $500; lone oe law Prima easy payments; no do- lay. evant & Co, 312 Boston improved BRANDT 1 oRsttE “Lumber Ex. On ‘, iteal Ba in bre from a. bit dey ‘oie, ened oe. nds | private Offices: erican Je welry Co. “eon tidentiat EASTERN BROKERAGM Co, ns from to SAL Andee renee : wut security or indorsemen: LOANED ON FURNITURE, )"Btehouse receipts, ete terms, Prompt service. 2 Bank Bide. sth & PI ae- $200 ichols, Lungalows. MinckYe eer ine tana RNR se enna “roronto, “Capene branches tn Canada’ ete) Gontaes on arto an and tine 5 iepenitg ND arom ana a iN Business “adjuster ese: counselor. r+ 204 White Bia: Phone Mat im 203 Walker Bi, . foot Bide. ~~» formerly o i : 6 “A Sar Tee ances nay Dat steed vO Agency. 1 ri rivate wor! _— grivete “ork: conmultation cont. Taper pater ER renee tea ear @ Legal y Silene aah eu ee emptio: a saaperionss Ta hia: 1, Boston Bik a oe Phones Bast 5260. fava tation’ free. Corwin Townsend, Consultation trees ey ee & Consui- Batley” Bidg. Wa: ~cent. sheet inusic’ our spedit oe ate + Butterfly, elude, a y } Been chmaninoff; thousan: it i ‘ultar, loaned. 610 Peo NEW PIANOS TO RENT—a >= Rees, on amen Walling. % rooks, tered de Mark. Attorneys; 21 years ‘entral Buliding, Lawrence, 432 uke Bid) AND MODELS Seattle Pattern Works, 816 First Av, ‘ al Best equipped shop. Main riot ‘OGRAPHERS odal nishing; cu ‘ Give sae work guaranteed, cake are made at 1118 3rd notes that, = adunton's 31 WM Un Ni Libert: PRY: PICTURE FRAWES OF ALL. KINDS: DIFFERENT . Sehn Sound Franster ne team trucking, Both William Jolly, & furniture mo