The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 30, 1916, Page 8

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Test Gold Shield in the cup and your coffee troubles will be over. Roasted, Packed and GUARANTEED by Schwabacher Bros. & Co. * INCORPORATED Importers and Roasters of Coffee. Oldest Mercantile Firm in Seattle. Establiched 1869 THERE WOULD NOT BE MUCH TRENCH FIGHTING IN MEXICO European Methods of No Use Here, Says Expert; Sewer Digging, Street Cleaning and Road Building to Be Guerilla War Will Be a-Plenty; Infantry to Carry Burden BY K. W. PAYNE Jconcentration camp The aero) then move to the next village WASHINGTON, June 2%— | plane will be ¢ chiefly to carry| “Our men have four or five road “Sewer digging! message scrapers in Mexico now, The job “That Is the nearest thing to To Build Roads of road building will continue to be trench warfare you will find In “The whole atrategy of the | important, if ¢ to } lines o the plan of strategy mapped out campaign in a nutshell is this communicatt by the general staff for our sol Advance a few miles, capture a The cavalr would pla { blic lc ion diers to follow in a possible war | village, disarm ¢ Nhabitants ja less and lesa important part fr with Mexico!” and take over its administra: | fighting It an proved a A veteran officer of the Spanish-| t police it, clean , dig | dixappointme that it iwn't of - ert cont t, now holding a perfect the itation, the highest . : + easieuitial poultsah 44 the wer dee] Gameoeertoedakeeecnmatione| (HES ty na fosapy fo Yes, 1,400 rich, deep-soil Farms to be sold at auction—you partment, made thin statement to-| a 4) which, therefore, beca can get one at your own price—at the day in an interview revealing What! "TT PTLE GIRL WANTS || burden on the transport system the official scheme of warfare ready suffering tremendous difficul against Mexicans, in case of!) TO BE SOLDIERETTI tles because of the impassable na war, ts to x | ture of the country Sewer digging, street cleaning, | 3o the infantry will ¢ road building These are going to I ing, which will be m be most important neuvers the Boer war k Chel if t And get it out of } “The enemy 1s of the now-you-see on La ée an you at leant him-now-you-don't kind \ the f » prospect “Our soldiors will pass an in Both the : army and the off! nocent-looking peon, hoeing a clals in Washington realize patch of corn. When they are 0 war with Mexico would simply out of sight, he will scamper tf mean taking up the white man’s burden onto their own shoul ders again “Five years and 500,000 men tho igures sum up the na ture of the job. Europe No Teacher nt of maneu t use place second it o' ace sands and » third place wa us. There will be p no trench war jfare, no occasion for use of asphyxiating gas, pert scopes, ate and }unique develop the Jan conflict } f eh | no large bodies of et located. As for ia Tec rear mil ORDER 180,000 LBS. BEANS FOR BORDER TROOPS be prepa ties more days ution of wilt nee the thousand | lided with a ett | filed ail and $100 fine Judge MacMahor am Bin fo: st pa SUES FOR BIG SUM Marth Nels as hu has a claim day for $20 Tomorrow A Pa PAULINE FREDERICK REX 10c Children Coming Ward the offictal heavy we mountains, In we would have no ns of the oad stations or} STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1916. PAGE 8 arge Part of United States Work in Southern Country; off, round up a neighboring com mand of irregulars, who will swoop down on our men from the rear, fight a bloody skir Just think of taking 500 to 800 boxes of apples from one acre—$2,500 to $5,000 a y Sacre tract (not argument, but facts) There is water and plenty of it, and cheap. It is carried right to your farm. Perpetual water rights and shares in the company go with every acre mish, then take to their heels trees, and selling for $15.00 a ton. Alfalfa grows over the hills You can come in now, get your farm at rock | 6 tons to the acre and brings $10.00 a ton. at bottom prices and begin making money right You can raise peaches, prunes, apricots, wal- the a away. All in a@ pleasant, neighborly community, | nutes gimonds, berries, corn, vegetables of all down, gradua where there are 196 growing days a year, 300 days 4 ; kinds—so fine and good that they always bring the best pric Dairying and cattle raising are big money makers. We want more ambitious, ti help us build the community. want you—pro- vided you like the land, the ry, the climate and the prospects when you have looked it over. You don’t have to WAIT for prosperity here—it is | right here NOW. rifles, arrest the of sunshine, and never any extremes of cold or ters, and #0, 1 heat sh a ban o There are five hundred people living on the opie here to project now—five hundred happy, prosperous farm- ers, who were once business men, professional men, clerks, farmers, mechanics. They are all | making money and they wouldn't sell you their | farms for twice what the farms cost villages and bandit groups are be ing surrounded bdued and dis armed, it will be the duty of the navy to blockade t ‘onat and pre | |the Mexicans, ha oe So, when you go to register on the Colville Indian Reservation Lands, buy fis tetas, aaa your ticket to Chelan, via Wenatchee, and over the Great Northern—the round ¢ armed regulate may trip fare to Chelan is less than the round trip fare to Wenatchee. When you've lla nl registered, come out and join the people of Manson in their big annual ! a ate “ Ha " 4 not » FIESTA ARBOREA JULY 5TH TO JULY 15TH Firew Big Free Mulligan Potlatch, Breezes, Magnificent Scenery, and a goc lations information atna PAN- AMERICAN ||: Foi Bah POLICEPLANIS | vos NOT WELCOMED Furey, East, Piau & Gordon 1408 Fourth Ave., Seattle (Imperial Hotel Bldg.) BY CHAS P Manson (on Lake Chelan) ; 403 Myers Bldg., Springfield, Ill, Spokane—Omak United Pre —Everett— Wenatchee. | Lectures, d time. Dancing, ork ng, Boating, Cool m accommo Agent for fares, and literature, or STEWART Staff Correspondent TEACHER PROPOSED TO 16 TIMES; QUITS OROVILLE, Cal, June 29.— Jones, a teacher, " “SLACKERS” DECIDE TO TAKE U. S. OATH |stripes of iodine painted on their! backs, got up the dander of the men and nearly all said they would take the f 1 oath toda Limi ian Tarpey lien in wa FRA’ earcoid », Jun an DES MOINES, 1 June inks °T Di Raise My Ho " . thrown up her job. In four 8 " ¢ ‘« ery at Ca DD drilled ar — she received 16 proposals of ‘ . r K , ers, they were cheered, WILLOWS, Cal, June 30.—Roy marriage from the swains of ‘ at the Presidi Libe the news Stoddard, 25, and Virgil Davis,| the district s ‘ a lowa both of Princeton, were killed In the United States we have ear Arbuckle when their 935,000,000 acres of arable land, of ; ae a le went over a 12-foot em- which only 400,000,000 are under Dod, a | cultivation Ta - - sorning ty « aft or She come a soldier And. he adds, “I am the soldie bi ape end - “OLD JACK SPRATT" IN CLASS WITH HIM only tte : al thousand herever’ you're on: ieee dresse service. ‘Go Great Northern”—on Fare- and-a-third Lake Chelan Tickets — and Register at Wenatchee or Omak-—July |Sth to 22nd, inclusive 380,000 acres of desirable agri cultural lands of the half of the COLVILLI lian Reservatior cated in h Cen Washington—will sul t he beara d-sentry may i ee | io Great rr take nd- For Hot Days: Smart Go Great N ake ad-| There Is Absolutely No} pA vantage of very low Chelan r Clothes for Cool Days fares—good for stopover and for Question About Our | registration at Wenatchee--on sale H . daily from all Great Northern sta Painless Dentistry tions in Pritish Columbia, Oregon Washing! and Ide 15°50 ation at Wanatches or also at Gla Stee tee te a ‘hee te te hack And all the in-between en ow for Colville ap older tt ie Rot there tan i | Folde But th t prices . , pee | | ‘ “. 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