The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 12, 1916, Page 6

werd in TALKS STATE Suzsallo, of the Uni- of Washington, and Drs. ‘gnd Whitaker of Tacoma were @peskers Wednesiay morning Opening session of the Wash State Medical association i@ sessions were held in the Elks’ A smoker in the Elks mb will be this evening's feature ‘ night the visiting dele ‘Will be bauqueted by the King}, ly Medical aoctety. The speak. il include Gov. Lister and ou. CANAL GATES was turned Into the Lake SEATTLE MUSIC FESTIVAL a “There's Music in the Air.” TONIGHT at Commercial Club | a m.—Auto trip over boule vards and lake shore. D. m.—Program at the Arena. § p. m—Program at the Arena. starting July 14 to take a bath July mody, town character, who, tho ed ucated, has gone unkempt since an unfortunate love affair, contracted | pneumonia and died | poos plain for this less the most expensive soaps or any |thing else all to pleces. get this at any drug store, and a | few ounces family for months. ter and rub it fn, spoonful fs all that fs required makes creamy lather, cleanses thoroughly, and rinses out easily. ws rette lected neath every cover of WILD ROSE LARD WHY ? Because WILD ROSE LARD is the las C ction of the Refinery Arf and is the Washington canal Wednesday will channel! to the full depth of 26 feet, jto admit deepsea vessels to pass into Lakes Un Union and Washington. require a month to fill the MAKE NEW ORLEANS «:- standard by which others zare measured. REFINED BY FRYE & CO. ‘LOOKS FOR FRIEND IN JAIL; HE’S PINCHED Dan Curran, 613 | tonlowing Wostiake a junk dealer, is ander arrest, A MUS his suspicious presence! STAR—WEDNESDAY, JULY 12, 1916, PAGE 6, \ Harry Raises Gnats; Plum Writes Notes, Holds His Nose and Dreams of the Rose Harry Reif, county game warden, le raising gnate to feed his young pheasants at the game farm ne. all City, and &. G Plum, who lives near by, is going to have the farm condemned as @ public nuisance At least, ho's taking steps to do » apector Spaulding is ir igating. and County Health In Plum doesn't object to the gnats, but to the way Reif raises the insects, s his gnats in the carcasses of ther around the gam: When the wind js just right, the “smell” carries right up to Plum's open windows, Plum complains, he would rather sniff at attar of roses But that len't all Plum's kick, He says the ati m that he gets hie water from rune thru the game farm fore it reaches hie land, and becomes pollut Reif and Plum are not on speaking terms ¢ days. COMMISSION TO. PACIFIC COAST _ TRYTOSETTLE | TO PUT UP BARS MEXICAN FUSS. AGAINST GERM WASHINGTON, July 12.—A | PORTLAND, Ore, July 12.—The Mexican-American commission | Pacific Const states will be prac wilt be appointed by the respeo- ftjeatty isolated from the rest of tive governments to the |i aitkae 10 e : Mexican problem, It w rned | the country If necessary to preven’ today from an authority in close (the spread of fnfantile paralysis, | touch with the Carranza gov- /declared health authorities today orament. after making preparations for Details of the commission conference of health officers of plan have not been completed or finally decided. It Is, how five Wentern states. ever, at the present, uppermost No persons suspected of being In the minds of those who are carriers of the disease will be per mitted to come farther West than the eastern lines of Idaho, Mon tana, and California Detalles of the plan will he work ed out at a meeting to be held in Portiand Saturday morning Those who bave clready sient Negotiating toward settlements. The meetings probably will be held in some Northern sum- mer resort WOMAN SHOPLIFTER READY FOR CRUISE in the corridor of the police ~ Poe BREMERTON, July 12-—The U. ith coal, stores and ammunition tiamen ou thelr oennuai crul; They will go to itka, Alaska, and return. BATH KILLED HIM FREMONT, O., July 12.—Foroed 4, John Car Alkali Makes Soap Bad for Washing Hair Most soaps and prepared sham contain too much alkali, hich is very injurious, as it dries | the scalp and makes the hair brittle. The best thing to use is just mulmfied cocoanut ofl, for pure and entirely grense- very cheap, and beats It will last the whole Simply moisten the hair with wa about a tea It of rich, an abundance The hair ICES AT THE dries quickly and evenly, and is Afternoon—150 co soft, fresh agi bright, erly ing—! wavy and casy to handle. Besides, ee oe it loosens and takes out every par. Afternoon—25< to $1 th A cle of dust, dirt and dandruff.— dvertisement. 4} .--.$71.20 | Boston sees 72.50 Montreal . . Proportionately low fares to other Hastern points. . limit 90 days, not to exceed October 21. lighted trains daily. Smooth road Break your journey at Glacier season June 15 to October 1. For further particulars, T. J. MOORE City Pass. and Ticket Agent Phones: Main 117 | Pittsburg ...... 91.60 00 | Buffalo ....... .. 92.00 | New York ..... 110.70 | Philadelphia ... 110.70 im limit. Diverse routes returning. CITY TICKET OFFICE, COLUMBIA AND SECOND AVE, $ 83.50 - 110.00 - 105.00 Return Stopovers allowed with- Three splendid electric. bed. Excellent service. National Park, on main line; literature, ete., apply c. W. MELDRUM Asst. Gen, Passenger Agent and Elifott 5609. You can| tion at 3:30 this morning. | Ldeut. Hedges passed out of his of fice et that time, he noticed Cu S. S. New Orleans is being loaded | ran loitering around - r A short time ago there had been ity hall, Curran of some connection with Curran has | friend, ‘PORTLAND HONORS Ore., July 12 Henry Rodn PORTLAND, jbody of Lieut | rizal, lay here for in state at two hours led thru the streets. | Adair was accorded fall militar: honors. from Vancouver barracks comin to Portland to fire three volley over his grave. Adjt. department, will soon name fiv National Guard officers to be draf' lar recruiting officers. officers are confronted with new men, to be held border service. JORDAN OPPOSES BAN FRANC ISCO, July 12, intervene in Mexican affairs at th present time, using our own would be a blunder, which, amon other nations, would tend stroy all our moral prestige,” Dr. David Starr Jordan toda on his return from the border. LARGE PROGRAM ON sal T. 8. Ingersoll, Real Estate Exchanges, will spea attle Real Estate association, the Butler, Wednesday evening. A Seattleomade movie, som a few cartoons and a military tat loid are to be features. | ALTOONA, Pa., July 12 |mite, said by railroad officials t have been connected with a tim | fuse, exploded less than 30 second |after a fast passenger passed ove |it near Bellwood, at midnight las night, tearing a large hole unde the track. | Adair, victim of the battle of Car the Armory today before the long funeral procession march. |to carry the Washington naval mi-|a theft of liquor stored at the old and the police suspect] efuned to say anything except that he was waiting for «| DALACE HIP CARRIZAL VICTIM The y y & company coast artillery Us THOMPSON TO NAME. RECRUIT OFFICERS Gen. Thompson, on orders received Wednesday from the war ° t ed into the federal service as regu The Washington National Guard the task of getting approximately 775 lable for MEX INTERVENTION “To mis takes as @ basis for intervention, to de id » Up FOR REAL ESTATERS executive secre. tary of the National Association of k at the 12th annual dinner of the Se- at 6 sprightly songs by a male quartet, , BLOW UP R. R. TRACK Dyna 0 ° ® r t ry fied their intention of attending SENTENCED TO JAIL !'% 0.2% 2 Young, health officer ra. "or sh Columbia; Dr. W. F Mary Matzar, 04 Cogewell, Montana state health of-| to the county jail \ ficer, Dr. W. A, Sawyer, Califor-| sin & sentence ¢ im | nia e health officer; Dr posed by Justice Brinker as a pen-|Palk Idaho state health alty for ifting at a downtown | Dr T D. futtle, Washington state] depar t store, |health officer; Dr. David N. Ro Judge Brinker took the case of a| berg, Osegon state health officer. young woman who was caught With/and Dr G. M. MeGruder, @epre her under advisement He had|senting the United States health been Info itis amid, that it servic the young womaft's first offense and| It probable that Dr. J. 8 Me that she was being mht e| Bride, health commissioner of Se “tricks of the trade” by Mra. Mat-|attle, and Dr. L. J. Wolf of Port var land will attend. The younger woman is the mother of three children, and lives| TO MOLD UP PASSENGERS at Juanita SACRAMENTO, ¢ July 12 The two were arrested in the Thirty-two persons, coming from 1 by House Detective (the infantile paralysis none tn the said he found they had | Bast } stolen @ rpiece, a 5 cifie tr jue in San Francisco at & lavalier, a ® ‘ on spector J. L. Edgar. ot cotton cloth of the state boar of health, tele _ graphed iquarters todas 1T S AN ILL WIND | et of Mags rigor oJ ‘me The scarcity of dyes will soon) 1'"* | colonel ar Wace make it impossible to obtain more red tape for the use of gov- ernment offices, War hae its uses). after all. near the state boundary line. ding the train, he is to etion im each coach, se any suspicious case is discover. EM M c NT S\o%. be will place the car under quarantine and telegraph state - bealth authorittes Strike These would take charge of thelto W. M, NEW “PANTAGES passengers, kooping them iaolated |threw at Matiness, 2:20; Eves, 7 and 9 bis machine, starte to Madame Jeanne Jomelli MOOSE FOR WILSON? ::-.°:-:: Binging “Jewe . | Wednesday. 1° En Cost CHICAGO, July Plans tor| He was And Five Other opening democratic national head.|°er®. Me # —— arters in Chicago to influence a ying ne Second sof the Middle West for| Sit.) hone utilities department re odrow Wilson were discus ed | |was $35,701. The hey seat 10C “Sce'sus. 15c¢ oe by Vance McCormick. | SHIPPING MEN STAND FIRM jfor the car line, New Promram 7 of Pennsyivania. chairmen of the} PORTLAND, Ore., July 18.—Set-| int est, will be ELSI sCuUYLEn Vilvon campaign committee. tlement of the longshoremen’s | 363.786 in 1917. COLUMBIA QUARTET The more radical progressives | strike tn Portland seemed farther f ( Other Vaudevt won't support the republic old) away than ever today as & result i tates Mats, 1:90 te 3, guard, McCormick sald of the firm stand taken by ship- ee ) Ping en at a meeting late yes ooo nn | terday , ONE IS DEAD iN FIRE |“ Nersiy 2000 sntppere and bum KES PL. YERS Gy valRekiin themee! ves Wit SCRANTON ’ - my 12.—On0| scale agreed upon by the Chamber Nights, 8:20 ee eee tn a tre tian’ fe*lof Commerce for the longshore Summer Pricee—10¢, 200 30¢ |! Srclock had destroyed "McCullom's |e. #4 culled upon Mayor Albee Mats. Tomorrow and Saturday, |\ hotel and. several residences nt gaan be | rede ye 2:30 Duryea, near here, and was sweep-|waNT LAW ENFORCED gs er ing beyond contro! of the firemen.|" RAN FRANCISCO, July 12—De fleet on duty ——EE ——— = tts |mandng that the La Follette sea- men’s law delegation call on J. O. port, today, They alle now being BegintoSaveonor Before July 15, 1916 And Receive Dividends From July 1, 1916 URING The Cham mittee met today t of freight f The commit of a $1,000, the closed the past year we paid more than a J mTER 7 "i : WASHINGTON, July 12 In an QUARTER OF A MILLION DOLLARS IN effort to complete important legis: | DIVIDENDS Did you rece any of it? If not, lation so that congress may ad journ soon to give membors some begin to save on or before the fifteenth of this month Seen tom the 4 lay ; palgn, deinocratic and republican You may start with $1. Small accounts particular- lead agreed to hold continuous ly welcome. sessions from 11 a. m. to 8 p. m The republicans have practically Dividend last year per cent per annum com decided to forego a filibuster on Ladies, allow pounded semi-annually. a shipping cr Tevenue bills. : Washington Macaroni © navy and army appropria. , tion bills, child labor, and corrupt lehing food and may practices bi to be broug Washington Savings & Loan Association 810 Second Avenue Ate | SAN ANTONIO, Tex., July 12.—| The Oldest and Largest Strictly Savings Gen, Funston was notified by the} Institution in Washington. war department today that Gen.| Bliss was © orricens MOND RR. FRAZIBR, President THAANUM, V President CAMPBELL, Secretary BRUCK t 8 DARROW, Analatant border tactic York and P RAY WM 1. PD. GA wis Anni tary Secretary DIRECTORS mG. Ames Finle Wa Peters Herman Chapin James Shannon H. D. Campbell Wie Tkeenan EL PASO, George Donworth na CB Vilas panies of th Bugene B. Favre Wm. FL Geiger, Tacoma infantry wer th Yaktan Kime motor truck Eatablished to pat Aanete: 27 Years 85,730,000 here japra, relievi * Bighth U, Pew cathe sympathizers, ness men go! owners of bay and river boats, of strikers up to the requirements of the Fre: ‘CONGRESS WANTS TO GET INTO CAMPAIGN GEN. BLISS TO HELP TEACH GUARDSMEN in organizing units tactically arranged. CAVALRY RELIEVED New Mexico border as far as Am | 8. cavalry, Washelli Advertising Contest First Prize - - - - - $25| Second Prize - - - - $20 Third Prize - - - - - $15 Your Entry Must Be Postmarked August 1st or Earlier to Be Eligible Fourth Prize - - - - $10 Next Five Prizes $5 Each Forty Prizes of $1 Each 25 WORDS THE LIMIT Address American Necropolis Company L. 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Smith Building. ssacetiaall Biggs, a taxicab driver, thru the windows of) bent the fenders and lick him on Ratlroad | Spring st at 10 a. m Salaries for m rescued by police offt-l employes will total aid atrike sympathizers | according to the Saturday night to stop nunion workers to the sponding item in the 1916 budget | t together and pledged | to adhere to the wage SAN DIEGO, Cal, be enforced again a to Davis, coudector of the!| and file a complaint planned me that strikebreakers | employet do not come nber of Commerc » 1 J. Koster, president o plan for the removal rom the water front. / teo has raised $300,000 000 fund for opposing | shop. quite beyond How » coming political cam: lls are other measures | ht to a vote. just ment recipes. A. F. route here to assist tate troops along the cally. So far only New ennsylvania have sg July 12.—-Five com Fifth Massachusetts © transferred today by Camp ns 8 from rol stat! Cotton along the ng detachments of the) unite ip estimate of Super-| sistant sndent Valentine of the public | over 18 are including bonded | he predicts, and the revenues $40,000. } TO BRING MEX MAIL naval collier Jason sailed last night from La Paz for San Diego, accord. | ing to radio advices received today. She is due here late Friday or Sat is bringing mail keeper is asking herself this question— Nourishment for Less Money? The whole family will enjoy it. for all than heavy Washington Macaroni is a whole wheat product hard glutinous wheat, Write or phone, our little cook book Seattle TAXI STONED BY STRIKE SYMPATHIZERS; DRIVER WHO CARRIED NON- UNION MEN RESCUED BY POLICE SAYS * “MUNY” LINE [JOB AT LIGHTHOUSE WILL LOSE $20,000 Applications will be received up to August 1 by the U. 8. civil serv- street cat 70 in 19 $37 | fice building, lighthouse keeper, The corre-|$45 a month. total expenses | Spproximately | est bring bettie. 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