The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 24, 1916, Page 6

J Without Any Cost Whatever ‘Thie te just what we offer y know once and for all what the ta capable of Mustrated, one of the latest We offer to sent and mt in order that you may Modern Talking Machine 1 the Cec Grafonola best to your Own home, with the following records, 16 selections tn all, #0 that you and your friends m ay enjoy the muste at your witho whatever Here ts the SF loisure, and all any obligation on your part program Mary Garden, Grand Opera Soprano, Sextette From Lucia, Chauncey Olcott, Irish Tenor, Columbia Orchestra, Bert Williams, Come- dian, Prince's Concert Band, Weber and Fields, Comedians, Quartette From Rigoletto. (If you should want to the Grafonola and the Selections, you have but **""$1 A WEEK ‘the total cost of the outfit Deing $58.55. SEATTLE’S TALKING 1€ CONFIRMS OPINION Y brought little Margaret over to see me, and a more je child I never saw. Mar- Anne has the Irish imagina that will probably get her into of trouble and the Irish quick Pthat will get her out of it Twas hugging her up to me, en jc the luxury of her dewey against mine—it was as as a half-blown rose—when } looked up in my face and ed seriously, “Auntie Margie, know that dead people ELIENE’S MACHINE HEADQUARTERS you, and some time this week; would never have known the com- we'll tell Father Carney all about) fort of that blessed baby,” It, too, | “And, Annie, if you had not had | "Go on, dearie, kneel down by |the ‘blessed baby,’ would you stil your little bed and say a prayer|%@ lad that you worked those : y | three awful years when Tim was at Tm sure He'll make it all) ives Yes, Miss Margaret,” sho sald solemnly 1 think I'd rather go back to all the sgrrow and hart of that time rather than lose Tim he plunled down on her soft knees with a thud that made me | shudder for her baby bones. Tight \ly she closed her eyes and quickly . |she opened them again and her | out ><" rl ey. B. my man }beautiful mouth curled up in a| iss Margaret, and always will be, fashion 60 like Tim's that I wanted| “ether he t* plain Tim Lafferty to grab her up then and there andj °°, lls Hosor the Chief of Police kiss her. But I kept still and tt But be isn't the chief yet, An nie. wes well I did, for thie to what!" wnat no it be,” she answered, 5; talk at all? i d at Annie, who sald, “Go irs, darling, and see if you up those posies for Aunt that blessed baby asked “God, can't you take a joke She has hit the nafl on the} head, Annie,” I said, when I could “If God “and when he ts I'll know I made him it, for he would still lie Conway's saloon if I had not by him.” she had gone Annie sald, i Anne has just learned experience that dead people an't talk. She came home the day and told me she had fun over by the street car made all dead.” I said, “Mar- Apne, you are telling a lie don't know what you would you should really die before forgiven you for {t.” looked at me rather queer the idea was new to her. she said, ‘How do you know mot made all dead by the reet car?” Because dead people can't talk pw you had better go up to your bed and ask Gad to forgive a 3 thes oe wae CASCARETS” FOR HEA | They Gently Clean the Liver and Bowels, and Stop Headache, Colds, Sour Stomach, Bad Breath. J Enjoy Life! Take Cascarets and Wake Up Feeling Fit | ‘ and Fine—Best Laxative for Men, Women, | scarlet fever. Children—Harmless—Never Gripe. 2 Cascarets are Myen your liver, of bowels ach a treat! clean your thirty nd sweeten You eat one or two Cas. like candy before going to | tion, and in the morning your head 4s clear, tongue {s clean, stomach @wWeet, breath right, cold gone and you feel grand. 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ALL THIS WEEK! -Seven Features A MUSICAL Comepy TABLOID “At the Golf Links” with GE LEB AND HIS Girls! Girls! Girls! DAILY G SIX OTHER ACTS STAR—THURSDAY, FEB. 24, 1916. PAGE 6 Night Surprise Attacks Teach the Need 'of Preparedness in High School Camp; _ Correspondent Tells of Wyoming Plan Stake wa . , Te ye ee ,| Cheyenne high school cadets) |} among the rocks above their sum |mer camp at Pole mountain ~ MERCHANT HIT *) BY STREET GAR To train the boys of this country Iw military tactics Ie an important subject of discussion at this time in the United States. Should it be compulsory or voluntary? Rep. Victor Zednick, of the educational survey commission, favors the compulsory plan. The Star ha ed, for opinions from ite readers, and Zednick suggests that the people of the state also expr them- selves on the broader question as to whether there should be any military training at all in the public schools, BY CHARLES H. NEWELL Staff Special CHEYENNE, Wyo, Feb. 24.—~ Tossing in a blanket Is the favorite While driving his auto to town, jat 7 o'clock Thursday morning, A | mission merchants, at 1113 Weat lern ave, was struck by an outbound bridge, and rendered unconscious He is at the Seattle General how | |head and body | The | |good chance for recovery | . va ame, YOur Nerves Ting’e in Wyoming—the camps held once) e, H a | year and financed by the wall| Wf lew Vita ity U. Herret, of Herret Bros., com | Green Lake car near the Stone way 1 pital, sgriously injured about the physicians report he has feport at high schoo! cadet camps sealing contests which are a part of | military training In the high schoole| lof seven Wyoming citi They Kellogg's Sanitone Wafers Fill borrow the etunt from the regular} Your Mind With Joy and Help army, where it has been practiced to Vitalize New Vim and Deny ” Brownatone Tints Your Hair Fe “Srogkiee" from times ore Vigor into Your Body . It's the quickest way to find out 50 CENT BOX FREE In a Minute| rg Migortig ooh who are the babies andShe mutts,” Preferred to Slow Acting Dy the antec and w pt. Glenn Cook of the Che squad told me When the shelter tents, enne strong boys go to camp, fatigue untforms and camp paraphernalia are pro ie) Vided by the militia, and regular jarmy transport wagons and drivers erat from Fort D. A. Russell haul the "\'2 outfit free to Pole mountain milf tary reserve, 26 miles from Chey is pee teee ary enne, Sleep on Hay Mattress firet night out, tents are! wood i# gathered for the| stoves and for evening bon fires and rain trenches are dug around each tent and around the! whole camp Home-made, hay-filled mattres on | are put on army cots, Half an hour after a halt the camp bas the} appearance of a regular army camp. The mens sergeant gives the cadets assigned to kitchen work the| once-over, Any particularly fresh cadet ts set to washing dishes or cleaning fish. In addition to canned goods the! cadets encamp with enough fresh! meat to last two days. The first) year they ed" the meat until! it spoiled. Lieut. Steever, founder| of the Wyoming system, let them/| \ lose their beef so they'd learn by ————————==es |experfence how to conserve the food supply. Turn Out at 6 a. m. le A a i ther remedion ey = jold folks feel young and ambitious, increases atrength| Th® whole corps turns out &t 6)and are good beth men and Gelicate, ner- m. After roll call and drill in| women vous. rundown| Butt's manual, beds are made and|_ !f You are over-worked, run down | people per a cent In Drownatone” at your bal resting booklet nia Mention Act Like Jumping Over a marveloys and dependa’ will give you a new lease on Celloge’s Sanitome Wafers are for faces washed, while the mens crew ng at all, these amening Hittie After brenkfast N you with the rs drill, Then the n that bring the real! J «0 fishing, read or climb mountains, Again tn the) ¢r afternoon there is drill, followed by| tone W hours for recreation lenat Bridge building practice and field |; stratagems are an important part of drill Night surprise attacks are an ex citing feature. The first time the Cheyenne cadets went camping. Lieut, Steever took the leaders of two squads and one Heutenant into his confidence, and insued strict orders against any cadet moving from his tent after “taps,” “About an hour after wo were! asleep we were awakened by rifle fire,” said “Hungry” Reese, telling about It Get 'Em Out In Pajamas “Wo rolled out in our pajamas Most of us didn’t put on shoes and mighty few grabbed guns | enough to moisten tho scalp and|, “Ieut. 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