The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 14, 1916, Page 6

STAR—THURSDAY, SEPT. 14, 1916. PAGE 6. JAPAN LOYAL ‘THE SAME OLD CIRCUS’ |TWO LAWS AID TO OPEN DOOR IS CHANGED BY MOTOR) BUSINESS IN PANIC TIMES: BY GILSON GARDNER | WASHINGTON, Sept, 14.--Two at achiev CLEAN AS SUNLIGH' FANTOMAS! Archcriminal and Paris Mystery Man—the Beginning of the World’s Greatest Detective Story of Daredevil, Death-Defying Scenes. | |So Note to U. S. Tells Us) in Response to Query BASED ON NEW TREATY | WASHINGTON, Sept. 14—The text lof the bic Wilson administration of written sasurances given joubtedly the Federal Reserve and usinews will | Ambassador Guthrie, at Toklo, by foreten office, ing Japan's adherence to th |the Farm Loan law jbe better, and farmers will benefit Jon account of these laws for gen-| erations to come | Neither law will abolish poverty | lnor end the destructive operation | lof overcompetition, They do not h the fundamentals of the eco: tem. They are good ard THREE GIRLS BREAD Luscious Loaves of golden-brown crispness, fres! from the most : America the Japane door” policy in China, tn connection with the recently signed Rus | Japanese treaty, was given out | th tm state day and sanitary baking plant Part of the text lows The imperial government dealres | to assure the Am can goverame: linwa the lens, since they belp |to neure the better functioning of ot “spongy” loaves of nothingness, but pa meaty,” wheaty loaves of wholeso health Wrapped in Sanitary Parchment; pure as the driven snow THREE GIRLS BREAD—10c Ask Your Grocer ntion fa in no ed to repeal or to mod eness and |the economic system as it ts erve act tn to al ify the visions of article 2 of the The federal r ventions conclu nts and purposes a “shock ab-| sorber.” Business {is something | like a train of cars. If the tratn |euddenly bumps into @ stationary lobject, the cars telescope; people lin the cars get smashed. That 1n/ t happens tn a pantie, If « train in stopped by the brakes the! shock is absorbed and distributed the train comes to a stop without) injury to the passengers ederal reserve law han put! akes on the ind train, | When all in well and the track ts] |clear the brakes are off and the! train plunges abe When a |world-war or something of that |rort looms suddenly around the lbend, the train can be brought | Japan and Russla of July 31, 1907 nor has the imperial government e tertained for a moment any inten tion to depart from the policy to which they have avowedly commit ted thems 8 respecting the main tenance th Jependence territorial integrity of China, as well as the equal opportunity for On the contrary, they are a strongly ¢ need as ever of the wefulness of that policy the f the general stability tn which they have always ver ar thelr heart,” These written assurances were | MERE ARE WAYS TO ECONOMIZE ipran teltamte token tage interests ¢ a the |quickly, but safely, to & standstill | ber 13, in addition to oral ones, in Jand held until the track ts clear, | ACCORDING To BRITISH PLANS reply to a request which the state | The alrbrakes on the financtal WEEKDAY department made thru the ambasaa train consist of credit. The fed MATINEES rmation re dor August 16 f eral reserve act makes it possible P ss At an economy exhibition held in Londo: sgt ‘ ae tes to contro} to expand and contract tn dow ° See ae Z ae credit ities given the t Pies eat sa oablgon al aftaire has simile pasered Refore the federal reserve act - glen American ambassador to Russia re was in operation, the Southern cot Don’t pee! potatoes. garding the treat fepyrigh!, 1018, SeleFite Shows Gn, Ian a oF Save old hat bands and gloves, and make vests from them. a! ‘ jton merchants found the European Everybody should keep goats. A goat yleids 252 quarts of Where the chandeliers glare anners of ern type of clr) market for their cotton suddenly milk a year, equal to 400 pounds of meat. GUARD NEGRO FROM o’ nights against the dun | cus Floto Cireus and/shot off and found themselves | Everybody should keep rabbits in the backyard, Rabbits stretches of canvas, where the Wild West. A Di€) without money to meet obligations | @at cabbage leaves and make good pie. whirling forme of the acrobats hows of the world” or to buy immediate necenattion. | SUNDAYS Scrape together your leftover meat and make a cutlet OHIO MOB VIOLENCE swing thru the air, where the @ thing of many a tent,| The situation w ved by Secre- EVENINGS Old tin cans make nice pepper boxes. band biares with | brase { many an acre of stretching can-|tary of the Trea McAdoo, who | Take some hay and turn an old shoe bex Inte a fireless lunged vehemence—that place (vas, a thing of hundreds of people. announced that 900,000 or | le the cireve Ten years ago that circus Was\even a billion dollars’ worth of | The same old circus,” so controlied “by hand.” The power|emergency currency would be} they say, the same old circus of man muscle raised the poles and| placed in Southern banks subject | that has existed forever. it is the tents, the power of horses|to call on any reasonable security. | just a little bigger now than agged the heavy trucking wagons | Except for this action by the ad.) | when it once tumbled along the from the show tra! to “the lot “lente istration, the country migt country foads, moving from |The power of wedges sent the|heve been plunged into a ones! town to town by wagon; stakes Into the ground. | pantie | Eugene — Hut all that is changed now.| As the federal reverve act took | Levy, on one ring has changed to thr Mgr cooker. Make your old colored shirt into a kitchen apron Old white shirts make pretty plilow slip Papa's pants make a good coat for Willie. assault on Mrs, Gro white woman, in ! fiat night AN-HUNT FOLLOWS CHARGES = seers: currence of the QUNG MAN SHOT GIRL; STARVING «=: “MORRIS, 11. Sept. 14.—Territory) Miss Torkelson, in a hospital. snesiieddiemabeaceiniealihe the neighborhood of Morris and| says, according to the polles, that is the scene of « manhunt! popular earching for Guy among ” 2, wealthy Kendall coun Pfarmer, who is charged by the| She told this story, the pole orities with having shot and say ly injured his sweetheart, On the day of the sho Torkeison of Lisbon. mother were driving in > Unless O'Brien is caught, ° to the Hagan home authorities say, starvation will | she was to make a sh ¥ drive him from his hiding place. | en, in his automob aug | As far as can be learned he | UP to them on a coun road a there are 40 or 50 clowns in. | There come the chugging gasoline |care of the business man, fo the stead of the whe once |motors, and waere a hundred men|Farm Loan act, just passed, will | pranced around t nter pole = once labored, one man now pulls/tske care of the farm owner. The as he “clowned the principal & lever a sees the work done jtatter has always been squeezed | act,” there are more riders and faster, quicker and in a far more|by the bankers thru high interest | nd contortionists and reliable fash rates for any money which he rmers, but just the For Instance, wgen the long clt-| wished to borrow, altho his credit | the same old circus | cus trains roll into Seattle to degta | ought to be as good as any bust ‘s the 0 tse wnuagemont, ony a tow horses [ost ‘nian’ in tke sommes, vadts | WOMEN BEAT MEN — |s,27cates,_ tiring women tne But in it? And there's only one Will be used to pt il the wagons from |the new law the farm owner will ges as men an using way to learn the anawer. That is cars, ‘Then one after another] be able to borrow money at che| AT MUNITION WORK i work as a money-saving wagons will be made into along |» device to go to the circus man himself © rate the business man pays him who has watched the char There will come the churn-|‘This will help him to market his Women sre running the heaviest and the Innovations that have come indie 6 icles abl Tie neat raed crops more profitably, will enable| DAYTON, ©. Sept. 14.—Equal ar camatay axe tae “ot it year. Go to the $ man and ask Women, it was shown, at work the question. He'll sm ugeing of the motor again. and|crease his waroings _ Fecord of the 4,000 women |on hand-ecrew machines costing in a sort of pity wonde the train of wagons will have start-| The appointment to the farm|°T*er® ia a plant here used to | from $150 to $500, turned out more fon. He'll nod bis head ned to the show lot loan board of men like Herbert turn out timing devices for shells| “Or than men running the big ing she tractor will swerve into place.|him to secure money to make nec nay for more and better work is| © will come a coupling, thelexgary improvements and so in- |, | had only a half loaf of bread | drove past (hem several times He he'll show you that th us pon a time 60 heavy draft) Quick and Capt. W. A. S Smith |for the United States and Euro- oar tran Pre meres ey that when he left the home of his | stopped tw When M Torke ness has changed a gre a sea would have been required to/ insures its being carried out to the n countries. pe 5 10 $5,000. uncle, Louis Larson, near here, | 80 refused (o leave the buggy and y t 10 a - tyed me ee warons ae the| best advantage to the farmers Women in my plant have been an | rid r the land of ‘ ® a motor oes the wor | The c aughi * 4 ride im or a talk w lhe ove A. oly. s ar an. - s These appointments show that | taught in three weeks to do the Mrs. Harriet M. Martin, age 98, er and sho sinning of| President Wilson is anxious to se. work men have required | », tion with the|cure the very best men he can get| {ve years to learn,” says Wiil perintend the operation of the j him, he | her. On the atreneth of the eiri’s story, the bo { supervisovs of PAULA REFUSES RESTAURANT Kendall county has offered a re, OWNER’S BIG OFFER; EMMA ward ots 00 for capture of O'Brien. | HEARTENS HER 'DOG FISH TOOTHSOME -. MORSEL SAYS EXPERT ew a revo! and the |the motor in conn bust./cireus, With the Se orks as “office girl” for a physi- H. 1} |Ohmer, president of the company. | i*® '% Newcastle, N. loto cirens|to » “Mail Orders Filled on there’ st into m xt morn t to have b The fs a rather short, squint-eyed man| jaw orphosed who stands about and now and then| —— the |{esues a curt order, Even the razor call bim “Billy.” He ts known to} Pa rs ryone as Bill Curtis, the boas Loggers’ Shirts, Hunters’ But in the private lan-| Gem Hasseo, 615 Denny way, Coats and Workingmen's owners of the circus|driver of a delivery wagon which ™.... $4.50 could not accommo re was struck late Wednesday afte = fechodens walted ee ifthe girl checd the cireus,” for it has been due|noon by @ street car at Third ave Made from all wool U. 8. ROOTHBAY HARBOR, Me.,Sept.|ing hata was you, and we affirme him that’ the whole Iabor of|and Bell st., died at the city hos vay cOveraest Cheat ‘k-tawe & Gentiet Met Wetl,|uhe wes i rreat show has been pital at 9 a m. from a fractured | turns rain. are good sat een Gh ee iovda aaa thal? lot, you'll see a great| Joseph Latiff, Denny way Our store is headquar. Hitherto despised because people ene Map Php loned like @ spool, Un-|Who was riding with Sassen, sus ters for supplies for Out- ing, Hunting and Fishing. Alaska Outfitters, w. S. KIRK’S ARMY AND NAVY STORE 1900 FIRST AVE, BATTLE, WASH. gain t looks, and awkward, |tained minor injuries. From the } «pool cables run in| Motorman Allen says that Hassen | all directions toward the poles on/Was driving on the wrong side the ground. A 1 of a lever at|the street, and when an eat the gasoli placed on one/approached from the opposite direc. 4 of the wagon and the cables|tion he was forced to cross the! hten. A moment more and the|tracks, which resulted in the acct. eight poles of the menagerie “top” |dept | believed it was poisonous, the dog fish Is going to be one of the rel real society girl at range, when in fact they e gaping at little Patty Scartes, jishes of society, Luther Maddocks, government fisheries expert, says Maddocks has rechristened ft grayfish. ‘It's not polsonous, neither does My reputation and stand- ling is sufficient assurance hat I will not prescribe 1 will come Slasses unless they are tr took like a dog,” says Maddo a $100 a alle traveling into the air, while _— — hsolutely necessary. It has a firm and fine-grained $ i w n stand watching idly H = SAYS CANADA WILL 0°00 8 Sit | Onna canta vials acters (Ml The Best Musi WE SET THE PACE IN | GET ALASKA TRADE : halt never oud gains in lots here, but nothing |) row is brilliant. Might, owing. to Rediasninad SIC electricity or acetylene gas few days. 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