The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 3, 1914, Page 4

What of “Ole Hanson spoke to 2,000 & Service of the United By mail, out of city, 35 per ty, 25¢_ a mon comes from tubercular cows, says commissioner. It’s a terrible state of 3 It is be remedied without an ho slay Prevent it because and even beyond, far out of the jurisdic chances seem best right now. cue was money, well spent. : ° Swapping a Crown “EN SERVIA, King Peter, tired of a mi over to his son and thousands shout A pretty tough thing for a father thow risky the king business is in the mean, on the boy Haven railroad? bald. | a work which the bulk of us shirk, we © to knock ‘cm they're willing to go to the trouble. Their Dilemma go Huertaist BE The mediators seem to have only one way out, and that! In ancient Norway, so mar ‘ough the selection of a neutral. There is a pretty consid-| Norsk legend relates, Mr. and Mrs ‘erable number of neuters in Mexico, but "who, once in power, wouldn't use his po his job. “hospitality. He delayed making his debut until campus. 216 Union 8t—2 EXT to Theodore Roosevelt, Ole Hanson is the “biggest drawing card” in this state, according to a letter received today from State Chairman Slater, of the Progressive party, by Acting State Chairman Herbs- man. And Slater has not committed himself to Hanson's candidacy, either. Here's what Slater says: in the state. Perfect mobs have greeted him ever since he came over on the east side. In every hamlet in this county where he has spoken, he has had big crowds, and people drive 20 miles around to hear him. Whether it is his name, or what he says, I do not know, but the opposing candidates, in order to beat him for the nomination, will have to go some.” ’ THE SEATTLE STAR |THE SEATTLE STAR’S LAUGH DEPARTMENT|| PHOTO PLAYS ) | SORIPYS NORTHWEST LEAGUE OF NEWsrArnns Entered at Seattle, Wash., Postoffice as Second-Class Matter ». Up to SIX Mow: BEX mow, $1.90; year $3.2 Seattle’s Milk Tubercular! 9 save" men. 3 WENTY-FIVE per cent of all the milk Seattle uses daily | ; Dr. McBride, health Dr. McBride says the health department is powerless to he milk comes from all over the state, that it is impossible, under present conditions, to test it ade F I | nl Co-operation of the state is necessary, he says, for the | quately. cenes and dramatic elima in| {At the Home Until Sunday . The Outlaw's Nemesis” the : Joan of Are,” five-part feature, +) f 1 ter of Sheriff Reynolds a Bae lxtermination of tubercular herds, and he sees no way of to capture the outlaw to t At the Pleasant Hour Until Sunday eee anything until the legislat convenes again | She—It's so pathetic about the I) iover whom the task ‘The Eleventh Hour,” twopart ut there is another possible solution in the establish a — - peeves hed ray a igned by the sheriff t érato The Dawn of Romance,” Of a municipal dairy, with the necessary elimination of all ee windewent. bills his Ponty Rage Harmon ne Ps Foot ta PP pacts pedi One Private dairies, Through this dairy would pour ever drop Resented Its Spirit ing little faces lhim the girl is escorted back to “ — Of milk consumed in the city; every drop would be tested The trouble caused by batky sun, wither and die—and no On® Tithe settlement by the outlaw him-| Grand moonlight excursion og for tubercular germs, and every drop found contaminated} bag ol apo paca discussion in od ew on ee ae wi B poh gets the r an she I yong ssn oer i | ¢ lobby of a Washington hotel, now ‘ nm f | loves and the bandit goes free ashington, every night, leaving ga be meg ser . ae : 1 |] and Congressman Asbury F. He—Exactly. No rapa Lescht Park at 8 p. m. Madison t wouldn't kill off the tubercular herds, but it would Lever of South Carolina wae re to giv na thought . EACH ACT rk at 8:20.—Advertt 2 5 , na eae te tinggerti nd c OF THE FIVE Prevent Seattle folks from using the products of these herds minded of a fellowcitizen named ae, a $4 a dozen at the vegl photo arena. “The teu meee pMimenitasthrscammniit = 5: * Dr. McBride believes the municipal plant is a practical|}) Ezra step ine) a bate of an Emperor,” at the Seattle plan, but isn’t sure until he investigates One day a neighbor came Way te te theatre {s filled with real thrills, | 50 CENTS It looks ad to The Star: also across Ezra's rig standing in the That whee A woman drops in and in two scenes 1,000 mounted | Boys’, Girls’ and Children’s s good te re Star, als elem of the road, with Ezra pM ed rsd Rb plage ge Be ah men and foot soldiers clash in pro-| HATS emma seated in the wagon playing the so Hh a gg ogee tection of the sovereignty of En 1 I usual waiting game. Occasion oe ean around for ap I (cor Constantine. es KAvenamre A Great nvuestment ally the horse would turn his hour and a ha Yea seis Eee os aie head and look back, and then ae _ - A : with a large display of peevish Not Easily Exhausted fama’ uf haste Baht EATTLE made one of the best investments in her his-|] Wess “esrs’ would shy «ermal A farmer in the country gave || Prady. of the Vitagraph, has com- | ———— tory by her entertainment during the last few days|] stone at animal's dome. a odlcg Lat yore B re pron) vagy er of Courag 2 ; 4 ‘Say, Ezra,” remarked the won tal who had ted to him, and Re f Of the Japanese sailors ee déring neighbor, “what in the who had assured him that he one is in flv . Me Everybody knows that the strong feeling of friendship|] deuce are ye chuckin’ stones at never got tired, When the em Col. Bra now engaged in| Suse Printers m this port and the little nation across the sea wasn’t/|] him fer? That won't etart him.” eS ee eee ae a pense Henry Morgan,| ‘the sole motive for feeding a thousand men with good ap “It's jes’ this way, Sam,” re he had put the tramp to work he 9) buccar * another novel by the| 7012 THIRD «sAIN 1043 : i sponded Ezra. “I don't mind a found the latter lolling on his fi same author js at Woodland park the other day, and devoting a whole |} joss balkin’ now an’ then, but back under @ tree ° 2 eats | ie to their entertainment---although it had much to do with|] Vit be derned if I'll & “What does this mean?’ be [| two THOUSAND PEOPLE! the affair. : i him turnin’ around ter grin at me asked the empl m 1 thought |) were tuned away from the Colon Seattle is essentially a commerce port, and always will|| every Minute er so.” ere @ man who never got f/ iq} Wednesday night upon the Factories may come and go, the lumbering industry, min ‘ . 1 formal opening of the new $15,000 ries may . ndustry, mi NATURE'S ABHORRENCE 1 don't,” calmly responded the 4 ith a recital by Prof. DELIVERY CO. and fishing may thrive eternally, yet Seattle's destiny, The physics instructor in a _ sn't tire me.” © organ with a recital by Prof. | ICE I Y - it must be admitted, depends in a great measure on her com Texas high sch ot was teac 5 a ci RP TR - a In addition to thie featera, thet : : German girl whose vocab ot Premeditate suicide we Tell Us— Pil ge row liga} ~ Milt ‘i /Merce with foreign nations. = was net very extensive Coroner-—-You seem to be cer. — Winess—He was a brither Why is it that the man who flier Myer. canon the eee | Pn has much to offer in this respect, and all the ports What is a vacuum?” he asked, tain that the man accidentally Scot, and he had a woe bottle of speeds his automobile the fast- || Friend," a twosee! stor a com il anor Of the Pacific coast are bidding strongly for it. Seattle's “I have it in my head, but I fell into the water. How do you whusky on him wi’ ne'er nip est has nothing to do when he |ledy, an educational, anda scenie,|| ALBERT HANSEN | The Japanese sailors will not forget the day they had| rday when they reach home. The money spent for the} But aren't we having the same thing done to us nearly every day? Did you read Mellen’s story of how young] «ied in Olympia, shipped Fast Morgan, as soon as the senior had. passeda way, began to! Geo, ishimura, Jap, pinched for F talk about how “I” must do this or that with the New/|exceeding speed Mmit | Colonial Until Saturday Night | ihaged : ; P “The False Friend,” second of the Cc OR sfit crown, hands it) ¢— —_——-@,@ —~—Tileawhene ) meet fire emergency | Jos. B. Thompson, Oklahoma rep- fittion Dollar Mystery serie: FREE DO T pe HERE sid Irish Nationalists land ammuni.| resentative, Uckled the house by|*Hearst-Selig Pictorial”; “Glacl HAS : * | frankly admitting he wanted to get| Nati Park,” Path fi te ae se} Police search for J. C. Kellogg, Bethany college confers LL. 0,| tion near Dublin. ‘ National Park,” Pathe scenic; “The tg > ae sailor, who disappeared after get-| deg 2 8p er ca x, who is) Senate favors appropriation ot] pore Baws 0 prosecute Sa deed two pe Ea or mp i fs] VED alkans—tough, we | back pay. now amp Clark, 4 . LL. ° 50,01 ‘or Hghthouse at Willapa. | Persistent Mr. Prince, agra p| ' | hos ain ye Mrs. Dora Berto held M., LL. B.” Internal revenue: service reperte| iphone Persons killed by locomotive | comedy. | Please call at the new store, as I ms 2s ge tie j l today.” : Salem, Mass, needs $1,000,000 to} American people drank less whisky |" The Froncn ness [can serve you at a ate ee ‘Oh, that doesn’t interest us; that’s in Servia,” some one “en lsdcailike a pesy whe’ \ené: those: baer Gnd washes tor PRA oi roneh sone eth gives a Alhambra Until Sunday Night (tion for prescriptions. I am now nety-fo oe J or Sperry, American, $50,000 for! “Snowdrift,” two-reel Eclair; “The | jo. at th Laaaben Gar sill sonuneeacd cigarettes than they did last year.| aeroplane stabilizer Crash.” Sterit “phe | ocated at the Hundred and fi fh ra Sterling comedy; The) Body of Geo. Morrasch, Eagle hwy Hog nk Poy satel whe | eimund Thery, conomist, says! House Discordant,” two-ree! Rex| RIGHT DRUG CO. ere | French investors have lost $111,-|drama, on ai atieeiits 4) | 200,000 in the past half year. \" 0) ae ee Wee eee Ri ln ichey Horner, Cleveland) = Agsociate Secretary Guy Phillips Mission All Week Two Doors From Second Ave homeopathist, declares for more|of Missouri Pacific railway shot| “The Only Son,” drama. Look for the Orange Front Mainly the difference is that the crowns of our kings are eye doctor, treated However, as long as they’re fairly good kings or doing Here, as in Servia, the folks can uncrown ‘em any time, “la! Traffic Officer Moore, who HOSE Huerta delegates at Niagara Falls talk sense. They | #tershed discussed at Engineers We make a specialty of 4 say that putting up a Constitutionalist as provisional pres-| Firet of American-Hawaiian At- lunches for auto parties’ Visit q recharge ata Posssdesetbag hon ident of Mexico would be abetting fraud and violence at the lantic ners put on Seattle Hono-| our new dining room. Every- Hanson, pro; sated bi elections, because in Latin-American countries the influence of ||#% "= Strives. thing new; fine leather-lined RI | the United Stat senate, at Belling-| othe government in power is decisive Lontte ham, Tom le at Monroe, Cor. ; nm short, select a Constitutionalist, and the election will] Whadda You Mean? Winslow, Fi » a Bgpirgy on = go Constitutionalist; select a Huertaist, and the election will “HONEYMOON”? CAKES, PIES AND Senator Dan Landon at P sa beg gee Teddy Roosevelt down there to discover a genuine neutral) WHATEVER ELSE he may be gulity of, that University wild man) In thelr pietur- least deserves a good deal of credit for showing true instincts of esque way the THE SHOEREPAIT MAN) cc svn ie is SLGermain Bakery Ole Hanson as a Campaigner? Read This Letter! people on the streets of Spokane. I do not know how many of these people who hear him are going to vote for him, but next to Theodore Roosevelt, he is the best drawing card B QUEAK SOMETHING TO 80B OVER } THE TIVOLI THEATRE 18| Clemmer Until Saturday Nig = showing a new motion pleture ir All o: ecount of the MUI, Ansvotation. FROM Ro ention by the Pathe Film com-| Mary Pich Fog The Goo ’ pany that is designed for hor | Fairy de ¢ y; “The THAT SHOC'S . or the school and church. The m-! Little H Pathe's Dally is fh TOO TIGHT. OH, THAT'S chine that projects the r world’s news; Petvete| AL RIGHT, IT Sandu the waekin’ is ooo tatare ee ned n he machine * non-tInflam °° = #2 7 WILL STRETCH mable Melbourne Until Saturday Night IN TIME The machine was set up yester. T} he Fiame two-part day in front of the audience #0 | Kale The ¢ ” Vita | 40 ‘CUBIST (ART that all might see it work. Victor | gra \ ORE STRANGERS! Miserables” was the] pic nted, Today a varied | i amuffin,” na; “The Basket Hab- Edison co: 1 bill compri. 4 religious, edu 1 7 . . tonal, historic ul and travel ple Grand Until Saturday Night an evil that should |] | eae foal lap, dtoeens ee 1 Imp drama; “Be Joker comedy; Nestor drama. IN “THE REBELLION OF KIT.| Han Gis tion of Seattle, 3 ° sia r l¢ RESIDENCE THEATRES t tramp. This 4 . | Donley, designer and architect. | ELLIOTT 5560 can't express it,” was the reply. know that this is not a case of ta'en oot gets there. completed the picture program. p Marie | Jeweler and Silversmith Class A Until Saturday Night | ls Now Located at His “The Rebellion of K Belle,” a New Store two-part Majestic drama; “The Ont-|}) r999 Second Ave. Near Madison. law's Nemesis,” Thanhouser drama; ‘Ten Million Bees,” educational. . . | Prof. R. H. Elliot, famous London cases at day old-fashioned love and less eugen. Pp and killed himself in bis office at York C. P. R. steamer Assinibola runs | scotia Platt, telephone operator, | ashore with 100 passengers in sues Walter Rey 3 , ses er Reynolds, 23, | Georgian bay. All rescued broker's aon, for $5000, ‘breech vel ittsburg circulates report that | promise, at Oakland, cal | Jattempt was made on life of E. M . | | Herr, ARE IN DEMAND. Progressives are in great demand all over the state for Fourth of July Providence hospital y Five thousand merchants expect- ed at merchants’ convention here, suppose it’s foolish | August 1 | Speedometer on machine of Spe- | pinched R. 9. Webb, cop, for speed ing, tried out and found fast Seattle Canadians have able time on occasion of annu nic at Woodland park Reforestration of Cedar river THE SILVER | in joy: club meeting Thursday Is now ready at 106 PIKE ST. to serve you with good, clean, wholesome meals at reasonable prices. _ ALL KINDS OF FRENCH they'l beter rend | Newlywed sub ‘BAKING ARE FRESH sisted chiefly on x a ee ee DAILY. SURVEY SHIPS BREMERTON, July 3—The} | board of inspection and survey will |arrive here from San Francisco next Wednesday to inspect and 7 }make a report on the condition of | & 5. “PRINCESS auce the battleship Oregon and the gun To Skagway, calling at Alert Bay, Prince Rupert, Ketchikan, Wran boat Vicksburg. iff sell and Juneau, The splendid “Princess” steamers offer every | | comfort. “Princess May” June 18, “Princess Sophia” June 20, 18 and August 1. Special sailings of the magnificent A 97,800 DRINK + “Princess Alice” June 27, July 11, 26 and August 8, NEW YORK, July 2.—One drink AN IDEAL VACATION TRIP wine made of wer in perpetuating | honey during the first month, or ‘moon,” of their married life | Visit These Sanitary | Bakeries. after the Dunkards left) Norsk people describe this period | of romantic bliss as the “honey-| Tr Our Waffle will cost $7,500 at the Maldstone For rates, sailings and information apply to brides and grooms, the first month . y hy Golf club. At least the elub wil N Shops—110 Madison Bl ottar their “welding: te uray month 409 Pike St. lose a bequest of that amount if! CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY the honeymoon. | 1517 Pike Place Market. | |Hauor is werved there, according to Yi6 Sescnl Avenue; Gekthe Diana | Dillpickles : In THE FIREWORKS? “Puzzle: | Find the | Favorite” A 4-Reei ‘Screecher’ Film "OH, BOYS, WHAT'S THE uSG OF QUARRELING ABOUT WHO'S TO SET OFF rett Merrick “OH, THE TIP OF YOUR FINGER |s ALL i , > OVERGROWN CUT*UP! 1 HAVEN'T A BIT OF PITY FoR SCORCHED, MR. RUSHES. LET ME ' Nout ALWAYS So @aReELess WITH YouR TiS IT OP WITH MY OD CIGARETS!$ SERVES HANDKERCHIEF,” "LOOK AT YoU Now, CHES, NUTTE — You CLUMSY