The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 3, 1916, Page 6

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HOTELS AND APARTMENT hg path and | f 4 and Corner First Ave and Pine st = in ase a th private ook Up. 4 ‘Lost and Found , THUREDA lake foward iso Rae Agents Wanted 7—Salesmen Wanted LOGGERS, and Sur 1d Storage e and Testing a 17—Salesmen Wanted —Male Help Wanted LOOK! 21—Female Help Wanted d Showcases STAR~-MONDAY, JULY 3, 1916. PAGE 6. " — Sahib j ale. A Married Man’s Troubles ; é : 2 a Tom, | DELieve | STILL WEAR OLIVIA AND HER BEAU ] ON THE SIDE PORCH h I [ Yas, AND 1M GOING | |i WAKE THAT‘ 3 TO THLL HiM “TO |LAD UP A BiT WHEN | SOUSE HIM WITH THIS nin ICE WATER. ¢ Spiritual Mediums aR rn DRUGGISTS TO HAVE LIQUOR SUPPLY CUT GRIFFITHS TO TALK nished Rx BERLIN WON'T ADMIT hed 6 the Germar “HARDING . 29—Unfurn ¥ ° MISS ‘momen BUGET SOUND | STEAMERS amends . j | ALL LOCAL ROUTES STPAMERS LEAVE FROM COLMAN DOCK, FOOT OF MARION STREET MASSAG . Leave ‘ ‘Vitoria, WC —Fort Tewneend—Port [ON MATHER MAN: | 31—Housekeeping Rooms pan ty ie 3 bs . ' i 40—Exchanges 7 io i . : 41. ACREAGE FOR SALE aly ine rc - Fort” Fownssed “Special bd ° Por! i itpm CRmac 6 pen LAKE VIEW ACREAGE ite anire Motel, 1210 Be IN THR CArtroL m8t4 iFert fowasend—Anacortes— Bellingham ~ > Ofarn Mammen Whatcom, $ 0am ard Cate Wrereit-—Balllag hams —Anacerias | Titpm A *Kulehan, tarl~ oisopm 2 . ae o » || “San Sane Yolande Bellingham | Tt ! | “fan Suan Yolande thallingba rs 43—-LOT FOR SALE | _Batury prince F ‘ Fort Yowsssnd=Fort : Bay ead ¥ VENS . 2 ‘ . “ r wend —Port Angrice—Cres ®. B Ste Wataleale, for 4° kta — | Public Notices © Puget for, 9:00pm oa J ry Only | “y tii am Steamer Pumet for 4:20pm pn 7 ? : Hood Canal—tramble—Ladlow c even and "nt ' re r . " a M da %4—Basiness Personat Mae Pellateh ter M ie repaireu. « dally 4 bog 25—-Spiritual Mediums fonds atte TORIA 4 t Taira of | ‘ae Phoue, Main of Each da ‘ d usually to | with vo car far ¢ ared at her ffice in the Chemicas National a.) . n New Y There she . ede t ngs of finance bow to|* | a ady cash CORKS ER—MONDAY © most giltedged secur Pfeoagy il ; tiew and at the highest possible rate |{p. nex herring toy cwarmed slong: fanaa } the i ca uate Loam Beerioe. * today swarmed along the entire ; cing comet | Loy So Po length of the Mexican border al m to th ready for service. New camps are a chitsncs ‘satan Seon: eae going up from Brownsville to No- wr she would be|* >, m3 reatare, 4) SAS Avoided ava mous we nined a le ence quarts of bonded whisky were cap-| ell pleased with its camp. After ere she never was taxed of tured in a police raid on the Ham-|the 2,800 miles ride in crowded an $ : . .|man baths, Saturday night, It was |Tailroad coaches the men were as The 7 xamples of her) ponded goods happy to get out on the open aret matters. In little “ | plains as boys freed from school Jered the the r was always Mrs. Green's senator, has announced that he/ West Seattle station. Lieut. Hans > th There are all kinds will support President Wilson for}/Damm has been switched from { je in t but I am 8 re election ‘West Seattle to Georgetown. “tie ike peti cma ENY Sueenetes sate “ and She died PIKE PLACE soUTH END WESTLAKE SANITARY Wash Bill High fs said, we | POINDEXTER WOULD } CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 — HAVE BOYS TRAINED MRS. HETTY GREEN DIES AT AGE OF 83 she ins 0,000 said aid Taxes taxes alway t was she compromise f ure, W 0 do! ars were WEDNESDAY MONDAY MONDAY it while s regularly for You had y soul, then, be foreclose within on her! in Vermont quarreled wash woman because she he amount of the tticoats, sh ad admitted |® spent in and practical meagre |J MONDAY “By Allma mer | THouGHT You MIGHT LIKE A LITTLE Ice WATER. ® WITH Your LUACH, OFFICER. e) LIKE IN WYOMING ‘ ack to the Ma WASHINGTON, D. C., July tl more available within flo t—Cadet corps, armed and 00 da {a plan for raising jetty F n wax nearly| equipped in regulation army 00,06 levoted be 6 to soclet style, in every public high Wyoming Plan & he Edwa school. That plan seems to have been Tournaments in wall scaling, — partial yived in t ‘oposal to 4 int te \ infantry drills, troop leadership, art and equ schoolboy troops © had) Military scholarship, field fi t the e as the ehe ows ing, and camp and field duties Wyoming is nc training ~* Néw York of the soldier er that he t arry Summer military training jexter looks upon © wealthiest heiress in America. camps, maneuvers, brilliant plan as the most i he was told, wa») Onarges and drives, and spec- for preparing boy pote ht Pee ne od tacular night sham battles. for grown soldiers and Poss sre ee, ae of the interest ame time giving them high na jon and ma § nc sy for in war and orre views on the They were married July 7, d to the Unit- duties of citizens, encouraging inf es senate by Senator Miles tiative dividuality and leader- , Hetty Green was very | poindexter, of Washington ek ba e always went to her U. 8. Wants Boys to Train Leaders, under the Wyoming ff iu birthday Here's the idea. The war col-| plen, are chosen by the boys them- < » whole! lege wants to train the high-school selves, and take t abouts. “ ar t f the nation for service in| After the close school, the a 7 t ent plan provides for 15 days of sum- er military system, the mer camp, at wh the boys in her! war college has figured out, would co all their own ing, care for be 500,000 trained troops ready at their own tents and equipment, and all times for instant mobilization, | fight sham battles xe Sess MULTIAMEN IN coe she bottles grape | de To the delight of regular army jofficers, the militia units are fi = | better shape to take the field than 1 | reports from the North indicated. t | With the exception of mounts the | ; |men are well equipped. | There was no apparent shortage | BOOZE IN BATHS op iiitsiucs “onthe 'mnts |trains which pulled in here. 3.—Thirty-one| The Massachusetts brigade is con Hf *® main TACOMA, July hown The large Pennsylvania contin- gent slated to come to this seo |tion of the border has not pulled in and may have been diverted. SCOTS TO PICNIC Athletic events of all kinds for both men and women will feature |the ennual picnic of the Scots to be held Tuesday in Fortuna park. peck : The lid will be pried off at 10:30 mission | has | vaid out claims)in the morning and there will be ounting to $1,945,467 to men in- something doing all da: TS WILSON STUART TO BUSHES » July 3.—Francis} police Captain Stuart has been ¥, progressive candidate for} detailed to take charge of the Formerly suporintendent of the railway mall service offices in Se attle, Frank W. Vaille, has been transferred to San Francisco. Hetty hen the PAY MANY CLAIMS OLYMPIA, July 3.—Sinee Octo- ber, the industrial insurance com- e him ng was Jured in the lumber industry. THE YVSHERS WiLL Now PASS AMONG You AND RECEIVE THE USUAL EVENING CONTRISUTION. MISTSR PASTOR, REASE SEND ANOTHER USHER Noone: AROUND THIS WAY— tT KNOW THIS PSRSION QvitS weer, AND Tt WOULDN'T TRUST HIM . WITH Aa “baking RED CENT IY