The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 11, 1915, Page 4

STAR—WEDNESDAY, AUG, 11, 1915. PAGE 4, Phome Main 9400 THE DUTY AS DONE children flocked from their homes and trooped to LANG SAYS IT’S ALL RIGHT GOOD RIDDANCE HE phone at Los Angeles police headquarters school, unafraid Kincaid went to the hospital, HIEF LANG has informed The Star that he =D ACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. definitely tincled wildly! F filled with fearsome visions of hydrophobia, has seen the “Oriental Beauties” show on fixes November 2 as the date for withdrawal “Hello! Hello! ’ >” Great Scott! Sometimes these cops DO earn Jashington st., of which complaint was made to from trade as an American concern. ‘The reasoy Hello! Hello! What's that ath Mav ‘ashington st., pla / an n Came the frantic appeal over the phone, “Send Peeler” Sisncieaeapsniilieals this paper, and that he is satisfied with the per. i oo under gh ; Folle te law, innot have er P ; Aces ge : ayy Sonegng ance Chinese crews, which are cheaper American help quick. Mad’dog! Two little girls bitten. ‘a on” formance. ; u h \ The sergeant tapped his call bell. Quiekly WHAT ARE DEW DROPS: Of course the real reason why the chief took the a gag ups vi rit 1 times of te : ai gry eer A EDITOR STAR—WII! you tell me please about the dew? | acti ‘Je te di 4 “cause catastrophies like the sinking of the Titanic. responded Patrolman Kincaid. The sergeant's cross ® park early every morning and I've been wondering about no action to clean out this dirty spot was because tee woth et oad tinsee Buea nic, orders came crisp: the dewdrops. Are they the same as rain? B. MoCULLOUGH, The Star called his attention to it. bet Tf t . I th ), yt idraw, and ot i : = * é : Si . ane se hangec vere are any other Americ y “Mad dog, Kincaid. Pico and 12th. Capture Those little beads that glisten on the grass in _ But if the chief has seen the show, and leaioas carrying concerns that eliminate pi: pase him alive if possible for examination, Get a move the morning puzzled wise men for many hundreds thinks it’s all right, why, it must be—that s all. rebar tattle Caiisaas atthe ychiived pete. en on now!” of years before they found out just what they The two Star reporters who were shocked by what i hme Alp eitidrae! av American lives, Kincaid got a move on. He found the rabid meant. The lesson they learned was an important they found down there must have been mistaken. ij h peas ey ‘ats too heat f Asal beast running to and fro, snapping at everything one for it taught them that there is a great deal Anyhow, it’s the chief’s conscience — 1 Merica, e ' arty ’ ” 7 - A ‘ E ' ' _-_ ithin i , i 5 B . "Ss rays urt—not ours. 1¢ Star isn't expected to do these within its reach. of moisture in the air which cools the sun's ray hurt—not o he I ¢ THE FRENCH VIEW’ It looked dangerous. But Kincaid didn’t stop and keeps them from burning us. At night when things. The chief is. ig ink of the danger. His orders were to go in. the earth passes out of the sunlight it lets out the ee HE pope’s appeal for peace has prompted the - rhe dew won the first round, The policeman's heat stored during the day and the moisture in the =GIWING THE OTHER FELLOWS’ French cardinals to suggest a day of prayer for hold slipped, he fell, the beast on top. Kincaid was air causes it to escape slowly. This moisture drinks THINGS “a durable peace with the triumph of our army,” bitten cruelly. He wanted to quit, naturally. in the heat rays let off by the earth and it becomes HE Germans being in possession of Poland, This isn’t quite what His Holiness asked for But the sergeant = wed Been ; fg . pe riag gl aby dag Wis grate or Mowers trom Russia announces that the Poles will be given “< ye i ae - hee pe of the JOG!" The safety of the public depended on i ic e hes drawn, F ; aiser. e matter of peace, the kaiser’s consent it was, in fact, up to Kincaid. Grasping the The grass and flowers become cold after they aves ving away of things that the other party must be secured and, as he doesn’t consent, it would ff] gaat tot ape pele yer Coe ae te t ag ha ed a es os | atone ~ pear has got is one ‘of the conspicuous features of this sh ta that prayer to get peace by licking him is | It was nip and tuck for a while for the rabies it turns to real water and drops to the ground like it is please k that the Poles may politic. had given tha Sicate the strength of two men. rain; the grass and flowers catch these particles, ee oe poy bg naan id oe anit = But Kincaid was being paid $80 per month and the water trying to keep itself together as much 5* ake sivas it Pine se : THAT WOMAN who wants $100,000 because, she to do his duty, come as it might. as it can, gathers into tiny beads. THESE ARE SOE ne to charges Frank Rock r beat her, s all right; but éf eat : : oC P Nob DEW DROPS. . a ne Charlie Cl at that rate each time he smas' Besides, his reputation was at stake. Nobody Seca SAYING HIS name's’ Wise, not Weiss, Ignatz i G tady, on thas iaw,.it sould thke ‘hall whatea pr s to New York, It's a loves a quitter, least of all a policeman with a yel- fighting extradition from ays his salary is NEGRO ROBBER held up man named Bills at Leschi low streak. he ba Wise mai, who knows his own name a“ : 7 fh 0 park Friday night. Maybe he's trying out for a job as Kincaid won out at last. The officer and the Mm Be , , — THE MEANEST fellow we know i : : . a Bills collector llow we know is that O beast lay side by side; the dog dead, the policeman : enema eh AFTER THEY hear the lusty scream of the Eagle editor who, in commenting upon Kansas’ “Better Babies” “all in.” AN OPTIMIST is a fellow who always. thinks in Seattle these next few days, can you wonder the m ent, suggested that Kansas send across the ling | The dread menace was removed. The little poison ivy does not affect him bankers will soon be here for parents WERE PANSN, ONEAK Ths “TOM, OLIVIA AND | ARE GOING OVER. i HELLO PROFESSOR. Dure~ i PACKAGE UP “The BACK WAY TO TAKE OUR RIDING LESSON HOW, | cane a tonal I ALL READY NO 1D eee “To MY ROOM AND Downy DOYOU WANT TD GO ALONG AND prep re MY FIRST LESSON — SHALL A LET MRS. DUFF spe ir— Sl oa hore One eee Quick now! \'M GOING “TO MY” ROOM AKD TAKE A MAP Outbursts 3 of Everett True | Our Educational Movies—-(How the Term ‘‘Bankrupt’”’ Originated)—-A Movie. | Sz 2 Pi at ACCORDING : To CUSTOM SIDE OF THE NA | SQUARE — J ne Sie IPMS MERCHANT WENT THE Fouxs Tare : > BROWE HIS THEIR’ LONG =. > GREEN To HIS COMPETITORS ! 73S we SERFS. ae | SHS ES eS | A LITTLE BIT OF MOST ANYTHING| 2 ALMOST FATAL A Brockville man, who has a able, having earflaps, and would wear almost a lifetime. home in Scotland to which he The next winter the American returns in the winter, bought again returned to Scotland and ouany to sive to bio game: oid snus aid sot wear'tas we | "Siete, atom” «ait coe wx |BUT FOR THE BLOWS OF CHARLES! and whose digestion conse quently is good, don't have | canker sores. Thus the trea | ment for such sores is 3 care of the stomach, Eat les chew your food more exercise more care Inc! were Tam ats et | “Nive ete mato wn be | el ves'ste wetite®” | THE HAMMER IN A. D. 732, JAPS winter he took {t over and pre- cap I gave you last winter?” “Oh-—an honest man at | the old » whi wan delighted with i. ai right’ vou | WIGHT HAVE COLONIZED U. S. A. + was delighted with it, The cap was very service- hat's over—I never “When You're Well, Keep Well” Another article in The Star's health campaign being conducted with co-operation of American Medical Association he asked. last! That's “I haven't worn {t since the may kee * he said. of tw | Bastar HAKLN LOVE “No?” | that the lower animals have which | ounces of red meat a day, acconting very low in his mind. The doctor, | France in 1870, the government of |march, they would have overswept TO MAGGIE. “A PENNY FER | | recognizing bis old patient, greeted |national defense was removed to | Europe from the east as well ee er eas BY HERBERT QUICK _jhad built up the most highly ctvil-|[J__ pane your food, and your etomage bs uf | The man from Brockvill IN ONE REEL As far from Paris as Paris is from |!zed kingdom {n the world, with its PENGUINS EEE EEEETENEEEEEEEREEAEE a wi ake OW, THUNDER] | ontcron -voc"aant we | a oa ue + se enathe alos rower stands the iy |enpltal te Cordovt Had It not een AVOID EATING TOO MUCH MEAT voren Be - - | sanee ace An old darkey appeared in the|of Tours, ‘or the impregnable barrier of the Y' SEE, TH SCOTCHER WAS me concerning any accident,” | goctor's office one morning, plainly| When Von Moltke besieged | Byzantine empire to their western | |, a PROBABLY TOO TRUE | Ever since man lost the instinct) An allowance mused the gamekeep- # for his fare. She handed him — things, Thay had Gonauered Spain, and will et them? adult, YER THOTS, SAMDY,"SAvs SHE] A Bcsivaggt genes offered him in his most inspiring manner. |Tours, just as it was taken to Bor-| Some historians say that the bat: | by pried Per oalicn ern of physical exercise, EEL” SAYS HE, “YE MIGHT y Stand - “Well, Elijah, how is the rheu-|deaux last summer. tle of Tours was fought for seven | ‘ood. | is all that an adult should eat. on pa a | didn't hear him k matism these days?” | You may have known people who | days. | stuffs that best With this they should have from ” etl | “Porley, porley, sah!” replied |have lived at Tours for the purpose| The Saracenic chroniclers assert | agree with them, | one to one and a half ounces of fats BIT Kiss” | A few years ago it was predicted| Elijah dejectedly. “Belleb me, lof acquiring the pure pronunciation |tbat {t was a two days’ battle | fuestions of diet/ and 5% to 6% ounces of mixed that the automobile would do|Marse Doctor, I'se jest a movin'jof the French language, of which| But all agree that on that terrible pte given rise| vegetable diet, such as potatoes, jaway with— | picture ob pain!”—Woman's Home |the city is rather proud. The best |fleld Charles, Duke of the Austra- © innumerable | white bread, oatmeal and hominy, HORSES, | Companion. French is supposed to be spoken |sian Franks, dealt Abderrhaman, | ee Meat once a day is enough for We don't know whether it ha Oh eg there, rather than in Paris the commander of the Moors, such 7 eae those taking moderate exercise, or not. But it is certain that the CAREFUL But if in October, A. D. fearful blows as to win the title of| | i444 sise a : rg econo-| with eggs, vegetables, bread and a automobile as done away with a| cessful battle had not bi Charles Martel, “Charles the Ha ee aie eee te “ong og es little sugar and butter or other fats, lot of — there, the language of Tours might | mer.” ete The idinet ouhoretete tion | nce mane 8 nod wubetitute for | CATS not, in 1914, have been French| The Moors or Saracens were | Nitions. The medical profession has | meat for those who can digest them, pocs lat atl fighting well against Charles the devoted profound research work to/ but require as a rule about twice CHICKENS | To have had the French civ- |Hammer when the word was passed eit, g what foodstuffs are/ the quantity in weight DUCKS. | Mization wiped out by the Moors along the-lines that the camp had | best sulted to nourish men in va-| Squash, turnips, spinach and let ata would have meant that there [been attacked from the rear, and white vocations in different cli | wane an be eaten in moderation, ac. a would never have been a_ |that their loot was in danger. | mates. cording to the degree with which it WELL SHE DONE IT, AND | THE OPTIMIST France, a German empire or a | Many of them turned to protect The question of what to eat | the individual can digest them. ™ WHAT ARE YE QUIET ABOOT! | In his big fine office, sat old man Germanic civilization, no Span- |their plunder, the Hammer struck.| and how to get It has occupied When an excess of meat is eaten en 00, SAHDY 2” SHE SAYS | Foy, Ish empire, no Europe as we Just this circumstance saved the| a large proportion of the | the liver, kidneys and other organs : we're house cleaning ‘they PRETTY SOOM, “IT's MAIR, | | His wife had run off with the office know it. Christian world. thought and effort of mankind | are overworked in burning it up and wed abl and IMPOORTAHT NOW'S SAys HE! | boy, Anyhow, the course of history was| Otherwise the Koran would now| and will undoubtedly continue | getting rid of the ashes, CYNICAL at | fa Mi WAS THIMKIW YE BE He didn't take it the way that changed at Tours on October 10,|be the Bible of Eyrope. to do so. “gome book!” the summer ne | most men would, |732, by g great battle i Whether America would then The increase in the price of meat] « Canker sores In the mouth ‘Agcaated te |“You wee,” sald he, “he wasn't A philosopher looking the world| have been discovered by the | during the past few years has set| are evidence of Injudicious eat. “Pl prove it in a minute, | | much good!” over dispassionately on the day of| white race is @ question. thousands of housewives seeking {n-| ing, People whose diet Is well |“So true to life—so apropos bd | @ ere |the battle would probably have said It might easily have happened | formation as to the relative value} “Each man’s a villain in it!” “ THE GENEROUS SOUL! |that the Arabs were the best race that this continent would have [of meat as a foodstuff compared at —— z a ». 3 on earth been left for the Chinese or with other available commodities peepee pansy dig Bag! oar " | In 100 years following Moham-| Japanese to find and colonize, Albumen or nitrogen 1s to be r ) aia y | Journey to New York frag New Valet—Your ‘stiff bosom shirte|mod’s death they hid conquered | |found in meat, beans and other G Ss QUITTING SALE ow | dens "g ‘aoeieat a vom the have at last come back from the| most of the civilized world. English Host—I thought of| vegetables. It can be obtained from fain | Gran ntral station, #he |jaundry, They had swept up as crumbs | sending some of these cigars to the| meat more easily than from ver IS ON IN FULL BLAST . and | hatled a taxicab. De Puyster de Millions—Won't| from a table all the provinces now| battle front etables. This form of nutrition is All Kinda of Safety Rasor Blades Sharpened, 15e 608: | She got out at Ninety-fourth |do, Sam; must wear the negligees, (held by England, France and Italy| American Guest—Good {dea! But|in greater demand by the growing attant naseierar | ®t. and the man reached ont |The doctor told me to avold starchy! in northern Africa. how can you be sure the Germans!child or youth than the developed | 1415 FOURTH AVENUE Drag