The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 3, 1914, Page 5

STAR—FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1914. PAGE 5. PBUGHOUSE BOSCO, VARSITY 3 ARE SENTENCED THIS OUGHT TO | WILD MAN, MAKES LUNCHES MME WOODY Ty OO Me“Dousall - fouthwick R. B. GAGE, Receiver. ext, was given from five to 10] Q.—Do you think that little giris,;ing of each child should be equally | Bughouse Bosco, the bushman,!h early caved tn the wor ears at the Walla Walla prison. Replying to the atandpat attacks/or even big ones, should be In-|/shared by the woman who gives it the terror of the University dis-| man's ‘ on President Wilson, the King Coun-|Structed In the public school in the |birth and the commonwealth that trict, ia still at large today, despite After that he fled Into the brush/awamp at the head of the bay ty Democratic club, through John D, ¢ of babies? jclaime it as a citizen, Cynthia, M D ul & determined search by police } again ‘Swaps doesn't believe th ehoats,| Wenger, president, sent the follow-| Does It not appear to you to be a| woman of wisdom, give us of your| acVougail- rh leacribed J his|!ne@ telegram to President Wolson |acheme to train the daughters of | wisdom. MRS, C, R. &. and after a moment he shrug Yesterday | Rosco is the man who leaped | wild clad shoulders and went instde Thursday the poor to be nursemaids for the| A.--I feel deeply on this question, | S h k upon an Italian workman on the | Re wor soe before he But when he came out in a few! Accept warmest congratulations | married women who are little more} and think it an outrage to cheat a| out wic Montlake boulevard, within a hu art of tailoring, He says moments he Was just {n time to see/ for yourself, McAdoo, Underwood |than parasites now, so shiftless and|child of {ts rightful playtime by| dred yards of the unive cance} co has | hair, form{a€ | the wild man trot notselesaly down | Simmons on magnificent suc-|idle are they? burdening it th the duties of| house on Lake W a that h his evil face | the railroad bank from the direction | Cos of democratic revenue meas-| Why does not the state offer a| motherhood belore it ia out of short| Will Be Closed @ay morning. No’ i by a tangled | of the swamp and plunge {nto the|Ufes, showing surplus of $33,000,000| course for married women of all | dresses. | choking his victim with his claws, | growt beard, through | jake, not 60 feet m where he|OVer ordinary expenditures, This|clases—instructing every woman| 1 do not consider it a plan for the} tusks protrude. | stood in the shadows, he threw a heavy plece of tron at] w plodes dream of bonds and disas-|who gives birth to a child how to| chi ! not Ko newr Swaps waited patiently, and soon|ter cherished by hostile congres#-|eclentifically care for It herself? nursemalds to the rich, but am { afternoon, But) Rosco emerged and squatted on the | men, w only ope of reelection| As a mother of a family, a woman clined to think it will result In mak roadway and | hank was deficit and depression who has studied life closely and |r ehildeen sla " ecame ne He seemed to be nibbling. Creep-| Independence day will be celebrat:|lived it to Its fullest in many of its |families—to peo ing closer to investigate, Swaps en.| ed by the local dem ts at alphases, | believe that no child|« iving corre countered a twig, which snapped, | luncheon at Good Eats cafeteria Sat-|should be burdened with the care and when their START NOW, SCHOOL OPEN LearnMillinery Saturday ht as to how iidren are con-| terms. Teasona , | Caan 6 hich n The wild man fled, Swaps found a| urday noon of any woman's baby. ceived and bo The Fourth MODEL MILLINERY, 3th Floor ff} the wild man had sprung ot | batt aten fish Otto Wolfe, proprietor of the cafe-| The expense, the care, the train-| It is every mother’s place to care| i. PROPLE'S WANK BLDG ota women are shifting the responsi Just at the edge of the thicket] Night before last the wild man of July | cee teria, will present the guests sis i for her own child, and too many " is a little plot of sand, and here! peered into the engine room door - cme’, | bility onto the shoulders of others. NU BONE CORSETS | the marks of ba @ plainly |of the power house about 10:30.| foc te sepuins call fer fall epee Men and women should either stop | Vegetable Stk Hostery | visible, It was nt that|Engineer William Auckland at-| B'*\y!time, Quinine. Look for signature of having children or learn the high 302 PEOPLE'S BANK the scuffle occur tempted to coax him tneide, but he | Declare privilege of training them correctly cathe oa The foreman f spend: | became suspicious and went away.| Excursion, Hoods Canal, See to noble man and womanhood ie ent Asphalt Co., d to} Auckland chased him to the tracks,| big ad on page 8—Advertise I believe the day will come when ment a mother will, in some way, be re lieved of the worry of the financtal juestion during the perlod of child-|¢or California, where | am invited] citizenship papers? give bis name, sald th ng his|but lost him tn the darkness. examination of the thicket shortly] Bursar Herbert T. Condon of the Your after the assau » found sev Juniversity has been greatly puzzled . nlder trees, averaging six | the past few days by the discovery SEWING $ Hy | earing and child-reé to officiate? Ww. R. A READER. Pays for an “Evening Course” tn in diameter, lying across the path, |of huge footprints In the asphalt Ip ' A.—Miss Mary Harriman, when| A.—That depends on elreum Blectrical, Gee or Steam Engineering. B) with evidence that they had been | walks impressed MACHINES |B | @.—Please state how many nation-|christening the ( waid I nces; |, e., >in case foreign par tte: iown by Bosco to delay pur harder fhe tidthtnse seats al holidays the United States has. | christen thee, Creole,” which is th on an American vessel, vegesaag 3 ENGINEERING SCHOOL First West and Koy suers. Motoreycle Patrolman J A. the declared Thomas, with a member of th |mounted squad, found eviden }that Bosco had employed a la }log to kill what appeared to have been a yellow dog, near the lake shore, about 200 yards south of the | boathouse. | Yellow hatr lay here and there. | and a few crunched bones, but no flesh Thomas believes the wild man ate the dog. The log, measuring two feet In diameter, was broken fn the mid Independence It will pay you to | start on the way to Independence _ by the opening of a Savings Account with this strong Bank. Last night yming to the United States with court NG MACHINE Co he believed them the |B sere Third (Xear re Mate 1978 footprints of Bosco Also June 8, 1880, fell on what|usual form day of the week BEATRICE. |the intention of becoming citizens A.—To be exact, there is no na-| 7 #)the child is a citizen of the United banat ok tne aan tha Dalat || States and can vote when of age “4 al hOlay, aot My sa be I am sorry for the mother | | without taking out papers, But im ee ea ae eee i tlidara. || Who mistreats her little chil- | |case the parents are simply vise times appointed special holl¢ gsr dren; but if she will not care | | {tors to the United States, the child In Mississipp! there are no statu-| | ror them in love, they should | |is not a citizen tory holidays, but by common con-| | 10 taken from her, and can be, Been sent the Fourth, Christmas and| |) sottiag the one t6 the Thankagiving are observed pe parr ” com r John Rockefeller, Jr. will sum» Christmas day is a legal holiday| | "Ts cnidren are not respon- ||mer with his impeachable com In all states except Kansas; and | sible for being here, and should | | sclence (inherited) in Maine, while also in the District of Columbia,| | not pe cruelly treated. The ||old John, guarded by 30 negroes Porto Rico and Alaska a law fines a school teacher for | | 4) remain among the New 4 June 6, 1860, fell on Tuesday even slapping a child on the | | Mosquitoes. ad ow Jo Thousands of Homes Today Use Gas dle. || che Why should parents be | oc for One P. Money deposited |] |, 21 wien to sek you s question) tiowed to ao ‘a they pleaae | | dence tha dog no : . iy, Soring . se the ‘en hap t gc age Rear tir Bae org or e Furpose in our Savings De- fA tady was walking down the street. pecuse | ren happen to | | rec e- ace }an interview with Mra. Jack Ehrltr She had a very beautiful rose pinned I hope the mother will learn | | ‘ partment will earn interest at the rate of 4 per cent, and to her waist. A little child stepped | ; i to love her little ones too much before her and asked for the flower.| | + be cruel after she thinks the The lady gave It with a welcome.| | 10.00 UN That did a workman good to see . DR. L. R. CLARK, D. D. S. who lives over the boathouse, and Ask Any One Who Has *>° ¥% the only one who wit nessed the encounter Been Here | A fow minutes after the Itallan or Another | Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly | Spots. How to Remove Easily bee acked, she declares ‘ ‘ ’ and hear. Don't you think it would | | " 4 > ares Ne oe cten antares pan Ae wngyy ogee dry ME use it in a trifling amount, while be ready for you as be as easy to follow her example a nee Se Page stench hog on OU Ask them aboot; Water's edge and then dart back others, who have become more fa- needed. aad ran wriatan werae :. Q.—As | have no one else to ask, with the guarantee of a reliable | lo’ On. . . ™, the methods we practice, that save vena Bey ary w dog, with dirty miliar with its manifold uses and ac- | i LMacaelate, ‘hud meek! onesie | am going to ask you about one dealer that it will not cost you a You much pain and trouble. Ask) Mrs. E wen welkinn alone "7 adi ok D. * de b: is” hate 40 tly Pista A |thing of which | am undecided. Is|penny unless it removes the them about our low cut rates, that), Mrs. © ~ egy, Beem companying advantages and con- eposits made by \¢ here is really more Koodness |. a1 right for a girl to inspect a| reckles; while if it does give yam: all around us than we realize. dl In this workday world we are apt| bachelor’s quarters alone with two conten complexion the <<a to look upon an act like the one you|men or boys? They are camping,| Simply get an ounce of othine— mention as unusual. Or, if we have | and would like me to see their place.| double strength from any druggist suffered from a wrong, We imagine| Please excuse this writing and|and a few applications should show the whole world wrong. Then|mussy paper, for there Is no other! you how easy it is to rid yourself comes upon our hortzon an act—|paper or pen that is not in use here.|of the homely freckles and get a jemall though it be--such as you Answer soon, for they will soon| beautiful complexion. Rarely " ‘our | thé railroad track with a pall of _— hed We'll pe ca water when the wild man attacked them. They know. And seven out| his victim. She saw him dig bis Of every ten new patients come to|‘t#lons into the man’s throat, saw 2 ‘us on the recommendation of these | the Italian fight for breath 1 F Getends. who have been here and| heard him finally shriek for Fecelved absolute satisfaction. Re | T* wild man then fled member, we back all our work up| lk kane! veniences, recognize gas as being cheaper the 11th draw _ in- terest as of the first. than any other fuel The “All Gas Kitchen” is the coolest of all with a guarantee that protects you Last night when Frank Swaps jmention; comes as an angel, & come for an answer. WAITING. | more than one ounce needed for f wh @ive GAS [fireman at the university power SEATTLE LIGHTING CO. DEXTER HORTON thought of God, and our mortal) A—I advice her not to do eo. |the worst case. ' | house, which ts just across the N. P. eyes are opened to the kindness all - Be sure to ask your druggist for TRUST AND SAVINGS about us Q—Please answer this: If a|the double strength othine as this child Is born under the American|is the prescription sold under Q.—WIII you kindly Inform me as| fiag of a foreigner. is he a citizen? | guarantee of money back if ft fails to how they christen a boat, and|Can he vote when he becomes 21|to remove freckles —Advertise- what is said, 1 am about to leave| years old without taking out his ment. 4 | tracks from the thicket, went down Regal Dental Offices | {°C} | t the electric pump near the Dr, L. R. Clark, D. D.S., Manager boat house, he was startled by a 1405 3rd Ave., N. W. Cor, Union 8t.| weird, unearthly cry, which seemed Note: Bring this ad with you. ‘to come from the lake grass in the The Fourth 2. 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