The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 5, 1915, Page 4

STAR—THURSDAY, AUG. 5, 1915. PAGE 4. Member of the Seriyps Northwest Leagw 5 * 00,8 of Newspapers if Me per month ap to @ rier, city, 260 ® month. Poblished Dally by The Star Publishing Oo, . Wash., postotfire as Phone Mato THE RUSSIAN RETREAT Cleveland and oo ade from ~~ set ane, THE WISDOM OF OUR COURTS WAS THIS IT? : ‘ ; copper, dynamite, barbed wire, EVERYTHING . ) ‘ ’ eer vee" ; HE Eastern armies of Emperor William are a ikl : ee Hi ob EARLY three years ago, Judge Kauffman heard R. BRYAN is quoted as saying in one of his sweeping on into Poland with irresistable mo- - a has se sepely Seetan, See" yane oun N the receivership case of the Seattle, Renton & M speeches here Tuesday: mentum. Four hundred American locomotives and 20,- Southern railway, and was prepared to enter a “T am not in favor of going into this war Warsaw, the Polish capital, has fallen OOO freight cars are en route to Vladivostock to decision. under any condition or on any provocation. Let The czar’s forces are in retreat at every point transport these things to the battle front ude Ghar allowed 40°d6-s0. @ erent min Phew until it is over and then present our ; and European dispatches paint the situation of the Germany is unable to stop them. : of the pestering tactics of the receivers of that road cla . Soe ee OO f allies in darkest colors. ; The great German advance can, at most, avail Avainst the Clty of Seattle Beuearcitd have ¢ pt this policy, he } But, after all, what will it profit Germany? them nothing but to temporarily release their forces aga ne city of Seattle probably would have can fire his entire state department and take things Hy Russia’s mighty power is unbroken, for use on the West front. been avoided by a definite sale of the property, easy. We wonder if it was because of this posi- i True, ‘thousands of prisoners are being taken, The moment they turn back westward a fresh putting an end to the receivership HON OF Mr. Bryan’s that he and the president f but for every Russian soldier captured, there stand Russian horde, more numerous and befter armed But Judge Kauffman was not allowed to make parted. be Pras P ner . \ two ready to take his place in line. In truth, these than ever, will be on their backs. his decision, ’ a é President Wilson isn’t going to steer | prisoners are a detriment to Germany, for humanity Magnificent Germany! You have caused the Ha had bee called’ {0 try’ the ‘case ‘in the the ship of state right all the time, but we'll swear f demands that they be fed, and food is growing more world to marvel at your valor, resourcefulness and ed St pele eels paca Ae ia : that he isn’t going to scuttle her. precious each day in the Teuton empire. wonderful achievements, but even. water wears absence of Judge Frater, or, perhaps, Judge Frater 3 amar aaa As the Russians retreat they are leaving devas away the hardest stone. was busy on some other matter. BACK TO PONE tation behind them. The German army cannot Y in In any event, the lawyers got busy, and it was just as we were beginning to catch our therefore subsist on the country as it goes but must IT WOULDN’T GO HERE charged Judge Kauffman embraced too much in the again, and visions of a full-sized loaf ot transport its supplies. OW would you like it if the water system in trial—that is, he also tried a little matter that Judge for a jitney were dancing before our eyes, wheat Every additional mile of distance they are trans- Seattle belonged to a private company? Frater was to try. jumps 5% cents per bushel. Alas! it’s corn-pone ported counts heavily. Everett has a chance to acquire its own water So an injunction or a writ of prohibition from for another spell, but then, corn-pone is not so bad, The German forces are being drawn further, system. An election is to be held August 24, Some the supreme court was secured to prevent Judge after all. and still further, away from their base, and into so-called “business men” in Everett are opposing Kauffman from making his decision, That was snipe a blea esolate country, where soon the rigors of the deal. ‘ more than two years ago and nearly three years. ROOSEVELT SAYS there were no mollycoddles in the Russian winter will be felt, the merciless winter Not even the hardiest standpatter in Seattle All this time, the case lay dormant in the 1776; which shows Roosevelt does not believe what sey-_ which crushed forever Napoleon's peerless legions. would today have the nerve to urge the city of Se- higher court. eral of the revolutionary leaders said about New Yorkers From Warsaw to Moscow it is more than six attle to give up its water plant and turn it over to Now, at last, a decision issues front the su- and Philadelphians. hundred miles; to Petrograd still further. a private company. preme court to the effect that there was no legal Until one or the other of these cities is cap- In Seattle, municipal ownership of the water ground to restrain Judge Kauffman from making THE SUMMER resorts report poor business this tured—superhuman task for any army—Russia ystem is so much a part of the life of the city that his decision. year; probably because they miss those people who used will not be dealt a vital blow. sometimes we can hardly believe there are some And still some folks wonder why courts go to Lurgpe, every scammer, Russia has been short of ammunition. cities left in the United States which are still de- which permit such bunglesome, unnecessary and PRODUCTION OF cheese in Washington is weak Now, at Vladivostock, tremendous—unheard- pendent on private corporations for their water pernicious interference, do not command the un- according to state dairying report ih dou poe of—stores of guns and ammunition from Japan and [Outbursts of Everett True] fj = = ~ => BY Ceorce, S SS cS THE HEAT TODAY \S = SOMETHING Fierce! THIS (3 ABOUT THE supply. qualified respect of the people. Limburger might make it stronger lA Married Man’s Troubles 1 TOM, 1A GOING To “TAKE MY RIDING LESSON You MAY HAVE THIS SKIRT TO WEAR WITH THAT COLIAR, | WONT HEED IT FOR # THEY CAN KID ME ALL THEY WANT 1 ABOUT ‘THIS COLLAR, BUT IM GONNA WEAR IT Now, Jusy FoR spire! = BUSINESS OF PUFFING AND YESTERDAY MICKEY READING 6 WESS JULADY » THE Kank PRIZES AWARDED IN STAR'S CIRCUS wD ANIM! The Star's circus wild animal Ida Larsen, 4225 Whitman ave., 6 contest closed Thursday. Hundreds{names; Marion Calhoun, 812 and hundreds of letters were re-jave., 60 names, ceived from boys and girls, making| prizes were mailed today to the 1p names of animals out of the let- Loleneen ters contained in the words, “Barnes| , Wild Animal Circus Prize Contest.” | a» The circus ts to show two days,| J | Friday and Saturday, at Fourth ave, | Hielene and Lenora st., with a parade dally. | jo:n ave Jack Schermer, 1822 1ith ave.,|ave N was awarded the $10 prize. Lila Bohall, 733 N. 76th st., hand. led in 101 names of wild animals, }jand was awarded the $7.50 A LITTLE BIT OF MOST ANYTHING | : $5 and $2.50 prizes were given ephine Church, 215 13th ave. 100 words, and Don Campbell, NO EPHS OR CAYS! yline? What is the solution to the/¢:3 Columbia st., 99 words, respec: | ! “We begin the publication of paradox? Who can pick out the) tivery. the Roccay Mountain Cyclone | significance of that subtle slush?) ‘phe following are winners of two with some phew diphphiculties |The writer wishes us to understand | reser fn the way. The type phound that he is in the colonel's con-fee-| Mamie Bohall Josephine | Hemini Soucen Stake | com on, 1413 32nd | @Tth W. e4th at 409 Hudson Harriet Ni Savagnae, % Minor N.; Ovis Bab: ifford Hanson, 1223) Evelyn Leichty, 404 ey, Kennydale; pe scan | When you wash your hair, don't Jeove Schmute, 4224 B Madison: | use soap. Most soaps and c rk $008 Renton ave; shampoos contain too much mmerton; Haxel Sjoleeth. 1513 | w: 1 Goleet, 4010 W. Find hich is very injurious, as it dries 4th ots Mary | 4804 Rainier man S18 Kenyon s,|the sealp and makes the hair MeDonaid, | Market st. Marry Johnson. Em | Freaertct Tay) Seattle; Blanche Att- | brittle. @ Johnson, 1018 BKeventh | kins, 4022 Latona N. E.; William MeGin-| The best thing to use is just hy siy then alg | plain mulsified cocoanut oil, for it ,|is pure and entirely greaseless. It's very cheap, and beats soaps or any thing else all to pieces. You cal get this at any drug store, and & few ounces will last the whole fam ily for months. Simply moisten the hair with wa ter and rub it in, about a teaspoon ful is all that is required. It makes, lowing are the names of the boye| ave N mpeter Johnson, Seattle | Marton Pomry Thomtnage, Bryn M Harry Brow at 9 Woodiaw we, 1117 12 1] Sidell, 218 22nd ave: mn Stevens, 382 tern ave.; Lucille ¢ Barrett at.: Horace M ers phrom whom we bought |dence. How is the fact that Roose-|names; Archie Walt reverands Clark, 01) Sisne way; re. NW. item, | on abundance of Fick, Chanel our outphit phor this printing velt is In good health to release| way, 83 names; pdt Se me: a aenion Casper, 308 Fourth ave, N.; Bether D 18th ave. N. W.: Harvey Elliott 2ra |er, cleanses thoroughly, and a ave ophphice phailed to supply us |him from handicaps? Evidently|Yesier way, 82 names; Helen Ran-| Pourty «ve: © ; |ave.: Victor Edgar, 7206 Blake pla with any ephs or cays, and it |the man who perpetrated the line| dali, 5104 Keystone place 82 names; | trude Wedlund ee out easily. The hair dries q and evenly, and ts soft, fresh Heaaia Recker 1116 Franklyn t.; Ruby *; Dorothy Ratcliff. will be phour or phive weex be- | {s a bull mooser |Dorothy Dodson, 2514 17th ave. 8., a Lempena, 6666 2 ; 4620 Findiay aye: Jean Mactionala, so7| Wm. Salisbury says crops thru-|ing, bright, fluffy, wavy, and phore we can get any. We re | 38 names; = momns ere Eevee on per] Pe | tele an tn Ww. ta ee ave. Alfreda Kinsey, 5180 Greenwood | out state have been benefited by|to handle. Besides, it loosens have ordered the missing let. | WASN'T DEAF lish, Wash. R , X30, 94) Kathryn Pheep 1 N, 90th; Mary B. Lareo h *t:|recent rains. Haying and harvest-|takes out every particle of dust ters and will have to get along |names; Robinson Jenner, 316 Gar. Irene Watson, 4616 Merid ing in progress. dirt and dandruff. dvertisement. © nea Hrogen 1204 Sixth ave. N without them until they We don't lique the variety ov spelling than our readers, but mistax will happen in the best regu lated phamilies, and iph the ph’s and the c’s.and x's hold out we shall ceep (sound the C hard) the Cyclone whirling aphter a phasion till the sorts field st., 88 names; Evelyn Smith, | 0th st, 87 names; Lawrence 3107 Hanford st., 82 names; Malmstead, 5101 Leary jave,, 83 names. : ers of the single seat! co Titus, Port Firat ave “lave; ft Ralph | tickets are | Katherine Cameron, 2853 W. Andover st., 67 names; Sam Siegel, /2509 First ave, 73 names; Emma ATTEND TO YOUR TEETH NOW arrive. It is no joque to us-— Carson, 3800% Interlake ave, 72 it’s a serious aphphair.”—Ev- names; » Muth, 732 26th ave, While We Are th ave. 63 names; Margery reen, 42 Whitman ave, 67 names Francis Schalgel, Minette, Wash., 65 names Margaret Findlay, 2800 Wood and Park ave 7 e., 77 names; 25c Golf Crowns..... FOLLOWING ORDERS Pastor—Tommy Jones, whatever fhas happened to your head? Tommy—I went to the barber's to get my hair cut. The rber asked me how I wanted it done and JT told him like papa’s, with a hole in the middle! Silver Filings pam Funeral $47.50 Including the use of our private parlors and the use of our owg private crematory (NOT A PAU- PER COUNTY CREMATION), | Excerpt from story in Seattle Legal News regarding Roosevelt's 618 PIKE ST. ‘That Talk for the Best recent visit; “All who met Colonel| Price H c 00 Because we are. manufacturers of caskets, and Roosevelt say he is in fine condi-) . ins in Wall Paper. 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