The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 4, 1913, Page 6

{ FOR A S100 CUP of the one add trophies its collection of this fall a $100 cup, denoting the state « work, fthe larg jpart in t sewir followit carpentry The schools are ent Broadway, Q Frankitn, Li | OUT TILL 4 AM, GIRL TAKES CAS | f 4 f DERE 15s VON OF DER BOARDERS CALLING I VONDER VOT HE VANTS? Me GIRLS WILL TRY |Adolf Is Perfectly Contented With Osgar---Per-fect-ly. But Yet--- a A Music by M. lacDo; SAY, ADOLF, TELL ME 60 YOU THINK OSGAR | ARE YOU QUITE a, ' ee ~ SOMETHING. HOW Do You 6 PRETTY NEAR ALL } You UKE HIM? P RIGHT, DO You? BY DER VAY, AND OSGAR GET ALONG? ‘THE 1913, STAR—FRIDAY, JULY 4, Words by Sclht VOT CAN J Do ABOUDT (tT EF I DON'T? | | —— | } CERTAINLY I Do orm ~ |FIRST_ FISHERIES < . Ee iS 7 ———————— NEW YORK, July 4 Florence | ) ' Kayle, a i7-year-old girl, whose prettiness had begun to set he PATROL TO BEGIN feet on the dangerous path, tric to kill herself by gas in the home The first fisheries patrol the of tar ans am Ars Doty” st) VARIOUS ARE OPINIONS OF "COMMITTEE THA T'S AIMING TO MAKE IT A GRAVEYARD TOWN| AT AT HOME cr cesar eases BADLY INJURED . after having been out the ; Right before until 4 o'clock in the} Webster, yclept Noah, played) The rumbl a voleano to one {s| University of Washington, another|from such, There's not enough | when, the yacht Osprey will leave Morning and spending most of that|safo. He made no distinctions, A but sweet song to another. “In My member of the committee, may ask noise created by them now. See} LONDON, July 4 FO Nehari pg tsarags yr eh co Pe S time in the rear room of a saloon. | noise is a noise, he opined, just ke Harem” ts a looloo to your neigh: the whole world to hear the “crying the mortality Hots |bassador, Dr. Walt aia | anak OES Ss DOver of the Uni ed PROSSER, Wash., July 4—Hap ‘When her aunt sharply reproved |a cucumber is a cucumber. bors when sweet Anastasia ts en- need of the * whether it's the eee not feed the Americar id | States bureau of fisheries, who 18 vey Crawford, boy aviator, Jost em her yesterday and f » her| “Not said he his well- tertaining bright eyed Ha But| tariff, or currency laws, the mayor's| Yes, who can tell when ts a noise! day ax had been the u ved | eee The _Osprey.| trol of his aeroplane while trying “THE Jeaving the house again last night, thumbed book, “is any sound pro- what ts ft to you when you're trying auto, the pantaloon skirt, or thea noise? Who can classify tice of his wealthy prec bs aig nt ought from | wold the crowd that ill to PO the girl retired to her room, turned | ceeding from any cause." to knock out a few gentle snores? tango. But would the whole world Loud sox lets ‘WRituow Mall, Oe Alaska Pac ker lat on Pi e ! at rushed onto on all the gas jets and lay down| Noah was impartial, unbiased, un-| Baby's prattle ts m to di Maten? Nay, Geraldine, the “crying| Professor Taft lence day. Dr. Page bas not yet'es-| viut te ac Jon Blaine. Her station the field, and was ‘erlously injunsd ‘on the bed to die. | prejudiced, non-partisan, non-polit: But what is {t to his bac would b tton to many Phe garbage investigation. lsabttohed bis home and pesties hel eee eee. Th he st night when the —____— | {ca}, non-sectarian when it came to friend? The mayor's speeches are » Lonesome Pine. See ee ae te keen Up with the | Drowsct the fisheries from poachers. | tury His right a classifying, analyzing, dissecting always striking some keynote Chug bikes and buaswagons take Humphries lavish ecale of hospitality that « Bandit cleanup in Persia the past | trac ee vu and defining noise o#o kind or another in certain the Babylonic bacon for noise mak seflman Goddard lto prevail at Dorchester house lyear bas been $100,000. brut ‘as fearfully Fountain Peas O55 ¢ $2 to $6 Values SHAW'S PHARMACY 2nd Av. and Madison St. RHEUMATISM. ‘Btomach Trouble, Eczema and an} ‘Skin and Blood Ticteaes ‘iil tad ‘Sulphurro Phene Malh 96% | Eyres Transfer Co. Office 116 Jackson 8t. | SUMMER ICE Telephone Elliott 5560 For ice rates. 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He ia not 4 member of the committee appoint- ed by President Hesketh of the counctl to swat useless noise. cee | What ts useless noise? And, —————— | furthermore, when is a noise a nolse? Ah, that’s where the commotion | starts, FORGET TARIFF; BUILD UP NAVY TROY, July 4 — (Spl) — Sx) |preme Court Justice W. 0. Howard of the appellate division in a |speech before the Troy high school jalumat last night declared that the) regulation of wealth and the build- ing of a navy were far more im- portant subjects for legislative ac: | tion than “tinkering with the tar-| iff’ and “the direct primary mania.” “While congress wresties with the tariff Japan is surveying our islands in the Pacific ocean,” said | Justice Howard. “Some morning| we will wake up to find that every | ship is sunk and every fort is cap- tured in the Philippine isiands. Then congress will desist from its chronic habit of the tariff and start to bulld a navy.” Three big meetings for men wi'! be held in Seattle during the week of the National Conference of Char- ities and Correction. The first of the series is to be held at Plymouth church, Monday night, at 8 o'clock. “Immigration” will be discussed by Graham Tay- lor. Roger N. Baldwin will talk on| “Relation of Commercial Organt- zations to Social Welfare,” at the second meeting, Tuesday evening, at the Grand opera house. The third and final meeting takes place at church, Alexander John- son and John Glenn being the prin- cipal speakers. This meeting will night, the subject of discussion being “Church and So. jetal Work. fs $8,500 FOR GIRL | ue AUTO VICTIM Miss Anna Mickelson was award- ed $5,500 damages from George W. Fisher by a jury in Judge Humph- ries’ Miss Mickelson got off a car at Westlake and Denny and as she walked around the the Fisher machine struck In her complaint, Miss Mickel- walk, her. |son alleges she has received perma- nent internal injuries. E have ‘just received anywhere in the Pacific N and contracts taken on specialty. ve Globe Wal 907 SECON Wall Paper Wall Paper \|Wall Paper latest designs of imported paper hangings. carry the largest stock of exclusive orthwest. interior decorating and house painting. The largest line of pictures, mouldings, etc., in the city you will find here. a carload of the newest and We designs to be found Estimates are given Picture framing is our i I Paper Co. D AVENUE court Thursday, for injuries] Sustained in an auto accident. December 15) Ito the physicians at the city hos-| quarters, but d cil applauding . pu catch the coun " Dr. Donald “Betentific diagnos| A. 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Everything for the table right before your _eyes—not . a stuffy cellar or in a dark, hot store. What you buy is fresh and Thousands of shoppers have learned the economy of buying at Westlake. Free Delivery - Free Delive Every section of the city is covered by our free delivery. You can today and have it delivered the same day, unless you live in the The best delivery in the city today. The Largest Retail Distributers of Foodstuffs on the Pacific Coast Tomorrow—Hiest-Grade Day—HNiest-Grade Blend You Can’t Afford to Miss This Liberal Offert 312 Hi-GRADE COFFEE CO.——————31 STONG'S MARKET GROCERY 00 TAREE] STONG Batdef Bown. | ZOBLE Sat Phone orters receive prompt and Granviated Sumar.... 81.00 ful attention. with $1.00 grocery order, apeciais not Here, tn the rays of the blazing sun And the heat of the summer weather, | The Cause that Lost and the Cause that Won | Met on tho field together; And the Boys tn Gray and the Boys in Blue Fought for the Cause they thought was true Tn the battie’s smoke and smother, And@ the blood ran red and the fields grew black = | And the dead lay still in the cannon’s track, As brother fought with brother, Bath There were deeds of daring on elther side ‘Mid the big gu crash and thunder, Which thrill the heart with a mighty pride | And the brain with a sense of wonder, To think of the gallant lads and gay Who fought for the blue or the somber gray With a bravery fine and splendid-— And then we shudder to think, in truth, Of the thousands siatn in the flower of youth | When the long hot day was ended. “y Su The battle was won and the price was paid In agony, blood and treasure And wife and mother and sorrowing maid Knew pain that we may not measure, For thus we learned at a fearful cost That the brave Lost Cause was better lost, Though gallant in song and story, Lost, that the Union might not die But South and North alike might fly | © > No. 50 Sack Local Flour” $1.25 od Chicken 20¢ tty fresh kit eta Sena STE AEE BAO Ase 1 Boge 0 2 | ib. Te 3 ad he Flag that wo call Old Glory! Fieelee eee iet Call for Stall 16 ore a ¢ fh Manz other specials net Jia ae ae oe rb : Pa Se Pare Cane A! serwood's sardines BRe | HARD WHEAT FLOU | — = in 100-Ib. Sac Pure Cane eee ane +a sliance Jar Rings BSE PSACK ..... A Less Deadly Fourth; How the Safe and Sane Day : ORs | 4 Large Cans Milk... to 12, ie Savin Th ds of Child ‘ a8e (delivered with order) = g Thousands o! ildren Se 13 cans Tomatoes, Com of in “y t c DEGAS . osnacda weer ‘sorte Hundreds of American cities and towns have adopted the 4'8 Kent tor He 3 pkgs. Jello or Bron quart sane Fourth. In most of these places the prohibition against STAL L 133-Tokio Grocery, i S48 gelon ..... a pa the use of explosives is absolute. In others special fireworks | 20 Ibs. Pure Cane Sugar Seo Ff 3 cans C As | displays are allowed by special permit of the city government = 6 4 Ibs The agitation of six years for an expurgated Fourth has re Bo; saved thousands of children from death and injury. This is Fria Pajaro Cider Vinegar, i] | pease th se eins summary of Fourth of July injuries ‘ b has Age J and jug .....+00e |} of Sus from 1903 to 1912, inclusiv 5 I'brands Flour at out. price i | —— eave ns I STALL alien, ke ee "These prices geod i ao Sete. Sao 352—CORNEY ] 18, Deaths. Injuries. nme * Coffee and — 74 te 2 I"Dack Strike Frat Co. | Fruit Department Seattle Tea & . |=] a | ele dis | wal oS uc! y " . ss 1} Boy: ane neee Be | we ated next to the cor I Pin late Potatoes, 10 Ibe... Bee Company. Diack, YEAR. alel: | S|Se3e8) g 18 BG |p teres cantons 8 oa AGE. * oe 6 | Bananas “ 108 | Gochioren Sanna eat is | Bors & g\: lg EsY ns 3] é | 8 |Dits en Dawkeet o 2. Ge Ff ssc Gunpowder Tea, ib. ‘ones } F Bweet Cherries, ID 8 5 : 18/2). Bisa! F | 2a mnie on Cherries’ and straw STONG’S GROCERY apitch en enrles L « #| ae ina 9-2 yl 3 5 | ie : 4 ag a Corner Sixth and Pine. TOES Mle. DBL Wee te Be | Cae eae 5 | Center of + pStALt 105—LOWER F Se eae) eg rea |: $134 Market on 342 Fascy swiss Gusset [ian iit totals oT ae a F "SFALLS 200-215 Pine St. "353-—-MOTHER'S KITCHE! 1911 totals a7 87 Save Money and Buy Good Fruit F Gur speciaity—t-layer_ Caket 1910 totals 64) 131 SWEET CANTALOUPES, J Heme-made Bread a pect 1909 totals 90) 216 canBIG SPECIAL 3 for 10@; 8 for ...... 25e¢ 1908 total 5/108 163 ow. Potatoes 04 1907 totaln 2103) 164 SONTALE. 205LOPE,_ CREAMERY LEMONS, high grade, doz 1906 totals 88) 168) Fonda's Hi-Grade e-Made Candien f w° 3%) cts seeeseseees ee a 1905 totals 96) i si ot ORANG ES, P 1904 totals 92 | 1020 Treen Pi nd-reiied asd Heimeee gi fulcy, doz. 1908 totals 60: 10 76) 64 att 2hef Canning Berries and Cherries a L Specialty You never get stung at Stall 342, because everything is guaranteed 342—342—342—342—342 8-814— STALLS —i16 CIRCLE W MARKET W Lard, 1b 154 NORWAY 859 I He Stall 19--Meat Section on, tb Me abe eames SEALE Shah Stall 12—Union Stall 12—Union Shop | CANS FINEST Totals tor 10 years {984 TTB 780 THR BOR ATHT, ApS Gen. Savoff Is JAPS STICK TO A : THEIR CLAIMS... 20 Potatoes, 7 Ibs STALL 340 FUSS & COMPANY Suty_ 4 Ei NA, Dispatches re Pure Circle Fr P reeset . ceived here today from Sofia state 8 WASHINGTON, July 4°~The| that. PromterDantet! of oe Mo: § pall 2 Fg peng ee tel cade J Intost Japanese note supplementary |and his cabinet have resigned. Gen. | c ft. 1 Oe 90 ABE eh (vores ey hb+- ‘To pall Lard with 5 to the rejoinder of Juno 4, on the|Peretoff, 1s 1 sald, has formed a | compauna’ tara, shee. $6 Piicar tara, ih. California alien land law’ protest| new ministry, with Gon, Savoff, | ef incon, 1 ton, was delivered Thursday to Secre-|who won fama for hia victories sii I Ss ore Frosh and Plekted Pretty | tary Tiran by Ambassador Chinda. | against Turkey, as minister of war ; BRS | wo carry at trimme The note is simply an e ration it was: alno’ sanotted Mere to: ng and Frying Ch : of some of the goints contained in that Bulariale Pid Gore 7 pire ee ALL OD intl : For the very Highest ( a the rejoinder oeeded in wutfianking the Servian |{1ats. ; Be f Oliver Smoked Meat House f ity and Low Prices © hand ¢ Following the policy pursued tn troops, and is now advancing ot . STALL 809—MAIN FLOOR this Stall. We aim to PI With 9 the proceeding phases of the ne-|Kumanova _Stall 16 Meat Section nt t kod Menta, P our Customers Many , gotlations, the state department anc i oy and Snurng his & u J Choive the Japanese embassy by agree-| Mature judgment of Duke Ludwig |} \«» 11 1 Doughnute arge, new Tota 3 ibe 10¢ J 7 loaves Home-made read ‘ ment, withheld from publication!in Bavaria, who is 82 years old, is Ope reee renee rapid ef gh Mpa 1_-LOWER: any of the details of this last note, to sue bis actress wife for divorce,