The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 26, 1914, Page 4

STAR—WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1914, PAGE 4 M4 IN Two MINUTES NL Be Home! My, BUT Tuar's ‘tHe BGAUTY OF HAVING A Home awd Diana A Goad HOT BATH AND A NCE SUPPER MOTHER. THERE'LL BE A GRAND WSLCOMe AND MY OLD SOFT BED WiLL Be GREAT AFTER MY SYRGNUYOUS vacation f* Tee-Hee —- THE PRODIGAL DAUGHTER! POOR. OLD MA——I Feec GUILTY, Nor ANSWERING NER LETTERS” | Dillpickles 3 In IF THE BUILDING BEARS ADOLPH IT'S O. K. ‘OU LOOK 408% LUKE A TON OF SCH. DAN A Son OF TOIL, Tee -Hee VOT Your a0? sy You SEE, I VALK ON Der wens Qn THE SEATTLE STAR) i You Wits WAVE To WATCH OUR GROCERY PULS A LITTLE MORE PEAR — TRY ‘TO Economisa MORE OFF CUR. | SEE THEY KEEP BoosniNG THE PRICES OF Foo, CLAIMING THe EUROPEAN WAR 1S THE CAUSE BI OF SCRIPPS NORTHWEST LEAGUE OF NEWsrarrns Telegraph News Service of the United Freas Assoctation. Entered at Seattle, Wash.. Postoffice Becona- By mati. out of city. 35 per mon. up to six mos. mos. $1.80; yea carrier. city, 25¢ a month Daily by The Star Publishing Co. Phone, Mate 9400. Priva: erchange comnecting all departments. ° ’ e Are With You, Woodrow, OODROW WILSON'’S message to his fellow country- men, urging strict neutrality, will be endorsed by all ible citizens. It is most remarkable that, thus far, there have been no clashes between nationalities that make up our citi- ip, for the national feeling is strong beyond doubt. The people have behaved themselves under strong temp- n to do otherwise. The true spirit of neatrality, impar- and fairness possesses the country as a whole and the) ident’s commendation will strengthen this. | But this country is not without its professional jingoes| | % | | OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE tho may break loose at any time and cast doubt upon the) | | tion’s attitude of peace and impartiality. | | = _ . There are such among the manufacturers of war muni-| | Among the notable ettraations| ms and among the higher-ups of the navy and the army. |r the forthcoming season | ch should be suppressed wherever encountered, by the ia | te, Metropetian sgn’ n aesatl HERB — THIS IS A dual, if possible, by the government if necessary. |company of 70 New York people,| =\ CHANCS FOR AN There are some who about a war with Japan and | headed by Rock and Fulton. Thiel ——-’, INVGITMGNT THAT who Our ernment i is musical comedy revue, whic - Soop sp dlapegy thy Mn in wardtig off oo oor, = bas cronted a fureve tn. every city) — POS! it has played, will pl | lity. We have an issue with Japan, but it will be to the, esrrgpl ot Babe Bax 4 here: epee and glory of both the mikado and Uncle Sam that they ‘ng Sunday night, August 30, with their differences like civilized men and not after the popular, priced matinees Wednes of irresponsible cannibals. sc pc tira tested At this writing it seems to be Japan's purpose to restore to China territory that has been taken from her and to po- 9 Tice the far Eastern seas. Instead of talking about the 2» BROWN Ss sibility of turning our war fleets upon her, we had better be ical talking of setting our battleships to towing barges of food ve ae and fuel to the European millions who must starve and freeze . The man most able to advise what is best for us is the| Dr © 7 Meouien in Charae, man at the head of the nation. Like him, let us all be fair| BEST IN THE WORLD Owy. | > Vs KIDS’POTLATCH | oi rsd ctrmac or tice weak. OPENS TONIGHT iris oy tr ccee c cecnante te port plenty of cash is available for moving the crops of the country, The Potlatch bug has now pene trated the skins of the younger gen- eration of the Tilikums. The Junior Tilkkums of Collins playfield will give their first annual Potlatch at the field, 14th ay. 8. and Washing-|| pos ton st. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings. | Wish hastedetva The, exercises will be formally | i x | Open: onight with addresses by Huadie oad, Horse. who interfered | Mayor Gill and George F. Vraden- ° |bure. On the program {s singing | gays. had undeniably seen better | hy young soloists of the South Park »f|Choral club and competitive | Sam had just finished bis day's " | work of peddling, and was driving |a0qine Cavanaugh’s band will | wearily home through a thickly | o Srans, populated thoroughfare. Say, mister,” sang out a wonla-) A STAR WANT AD will | be wit, from his post on the corner, | sell it quickly. | “that there horse of your'n is in-| terferin' to beat the band!” | Sam glanced around slowly and | jin a mild, unconcerned manner | queried: | |. “He ain't interferin’ with you, in| he?"—Lippincott's. | ° . | Yes, Aren't They? o--- —« If you want employment, learn . trical = Eng news aon and impartial toward the fighting nations abroad and espe- | f2’sorble vise cially toward the people of the nations who have pecome a thytagete part of our republic or are trying to become such, ui as reading or Will E. Humphrey, Fake Patriot |i." ''e:% usually sell for HERE is one worse thing in the world than the war in ag ‘wk aah Europe, folks! : oo —Chicago Store Advertisement. The one worse thing is President Wilson's plan for gov-|*{,_ opticaa AY ernment ownership and operation of merchant ships in the|mepartmentau- 7 -Yr*” present emergency—it is the one worse thing, that is, ac pica isan, INVISIBLE _ cording to J. Pierpont Morgan and Will E. Humphrey, mile-| ines se". "'\* Double Vision | grabbing congressman. ng to the Te peer iw THE WORLD eee | Too Late “Do you like the little new ats-| ter at your house,” said the kindly | negihbor to a small boy | Flour He, “but I'd rather had a brother,” Superior to an ALL-HARD WHEAT FLOUR With flame in his eye, J. Pierp. rushed to Washington to| ("truer 9 tell ‘em, face to face, that public ownership will interfere with ery, eee ‘eal «optician his business. about your eyes h And Will E. Humphrey, for whom the shipping trust has five you money os won “Well, {f you aren't satisfied, why don’t you take her back and exchange her?” asked the neigh- bor. put up a nifty sum in more than one campaign, heard his mas-|'*f*etlon. “Oh, it's too Inte now,” answered r . ™ J. o “4 ter’s voice and made another personal attack on Woodrow Main 30000 wilt © got her a woek ago, - Optical Department, 705 First Ave. and ah been laundered a couple x Wilson. Washington Bldg. Offices 101 to 120.| of times already. No shop would exchange her now!” eee é In the hall of congress J. Pierp’s tool shrieked a warning | of the terrible business it will be for the government to buy and operate steamers during the present need, or at any time lala While the whole country has been hoping for just that action by the government, Morgan and Humphrey, guid- Go East Now ih niatade Key or an ALL-SOFT WHEAT FLOUR for bread, cake and pastry. It was a sweet, sad play at the Moore last week, and there was hardly a dry handkerchief in the their own selfish interests, raise a false cry of alarm. i | DON’T FORGET there are three supreme court judges to be elect: | }, But one man in the first ‘ "THEY ARE PATRIOTS, ARE MORGAN AND HIS MAN) g,fi"yuer Pucumlon Tickets on| ed on September & elected, not merely, nominated, You, have ‘ad | uicony Iritated hin neighbors ax Spas Ee tate eat esate | PRIDAY, PATRIOTS TO THEIR OWN POCKET.|ail principal Easter polatn ” °° | you ought to know what to do a eae eee ee Blended flour dot gional baking Fgdigolan CoN At last a lady by his side turned upon him indignantly. yyou here," she sobbed, “but if FISHER’S BLEND FLOUR ——— ee BOOKS. Take Your Vacation or Business Lessons of War AR has its great lessons. The most conspicuous lesson y-you don't like the p-play you might l-let other p-people enjoy it!” 4 of the present war is that governments are, finally, eee : BF ccislistic. *T asked my wife the other day is a better flour than an all-eastern hard wheat F Germany takes actual possession of shops and the tools| : oe ee ere oe Sane flour See e BLEND makes a better loaf therein. France and England fix the prices of necessities. Fix diendet tor aiaven® writes Buck, of bread, with a better flavor, better texture and "She did—taploca!” 3 better color than an all-eastern hard wheat eee jour, One on Dan Senator Dan Landon had a good one pulled on him the other day in ’ Judge Frater'’s court, Dan had a FISHER S BLEND village character on the stand as oa ca a witness ina small case. Dan was cross-examining him. is a better flour than an all-soft wheat flour— | | | | | | 10¢ box Monogram Hand Soap ........... Removes grease, ink, paint, grime and dirt, . ; Excellent for cleaning eanmelware, sinks, bath- A i A ; ; 1 | : tubs and tollets. the prices of things and you control their production. Ameri- » , It sé Gin. Adiaptable Qpanner Weenah’ <.+.0 he | ca proposes to bay ships and engage in the business of trans- B as Handy and convenient for adjusting cones, f tion. All nations, in time of war, take over the railroad- UW cups, lock nuts, ete. i , telegraphing, telephoning, etc. War emergency—nation- frin, Red. Devil Thin Nose Combination al preservation—is the excuse. Pliers epee regsa tase te see Bh¢ of . + S io Ret ev! irop Forge ‘ac’ ae And, after the war, many people are going to ask this aa — vec The best tack puller knows to : ’ : ng limit 15 days; final return 1.00 King Cutter Razor Hone .......... We 2 If these things are done for national preservation, why|limit October 81, 1914, Liberal , Same alee as Swaty—looke like Swaty. hanes ion ‘ogre ing and coming. | “But do you ewear that you It produces more and larger loav f bett wot for nat! al pr ess? * Petes’ of an ee eee ae know this auger?” asked Dan, ry ber gs etter War arouses patriotism. tsiots ase powd to think of| Sor "tuil information Seesaeel pr aie Oeisre ee anon 73 pointing to an auger that was ly: hahege Pld ephog beg 1 gait mary and = i t for their country, rather than for their kings. fares, tickets, schedules, . | : st #4 ‘ ing on the table, x an all-soft wheat flour; an "sacle OS titi Eclat ‘A Hone aneiy, rd siscalhiamey ssa We won't be able to ee m fo quas- “You, sir.” FISHER'S BLEND is a superior flour for cakes J. H, O'NEILL, D. P, A fee very “ene b Noa! long have you known it?” and pastry. v Wet Stal © continued. 716 Second Ave, Tel. 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