The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 19, 1917, Page 6

STAR—THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1917, PAGE 6 ee SERTTUE STAR! couyun wee peenes PICKWICK PapeLs” aice:wisierona” BY LEWIS CARROLL | BY CHARLES DICKENS Sie } MEMBER OF SCRIPTS NORTHWEST LEAGUE OF Niewsrarnns PLL LLLP LPL PLP LLP ~ “ ~ LLL PPPPLP LPL LP ALAN PPP OOP stLNOF (Continued From Our Laat Issue) [relation ‘Don't bully me, air’ sald Fors. Teloaranh News Service of the United Prese Aaswetn he Masten Genie What a dreadful coufdnetion of All the clerks laughed in con-| getting Inte manele on purpose, Batered at Seat westottice as Beoond-Clases Matter : “ _ appearances!” exclaimed Mr, Pick. ©¢r i am not bullying you, sir, walé BG WAS), Out of city, abc per month up to 6 meet @ mes 01.00; year 08.80 t's ft wick, resting his chin upon bh There was stich & game with} Ramee ‘You are, said Fors By carrier, city 2 a month. ; ° ® . hands ‘ € Tupmar 1 beg | Fogg here, this mornin nid the | eet ¢ : sir; get ont of this office, | . Pabite . betel on gage marek our pardon for the observations T}man in the brown coat, “while r, and come back, «ir, when you| mT Sooy . cee Stee rubitehing ysamebedeb oe a 0 aad leat made Just now, We are wll the vie-|Jack was upstairs, sorting the | knew how to behave yourself | : vi ' orner ealvon tims of clroumatances, and | the papers, a ou two were gone to, Well, Ramsey tried to «peak but wi ay Ay weg Pickwick buried his head in bis |here, when that chap we lenued | the or n his pocket, and] Don’t Be Neutral — i say's Sent abd rumisaved! while War |the writ’ sania herwell, *heaked out | WHOLE WHEAT, THE ! And the Hee e ile measured out a regular circle of 4 know came it what's i The a r " carce ebut BF choos vn, its] RAR Se (tala! tates latemed to [2tme nea Re en hy MOST NUTRITIOUS 4 Seattle—its merchants, its professional men, its by. facing fee, weds Ang wins, heoreneen 12 adhe sae a ned round to me i. skilled and unskilled workers—cannot afford to see the Were refusing to ] “Pi have it explained, tho,” said |bad spoken to Mr, Pickw! Goat pocket. ‘Here, Wicks,’ says WHEAT GROWN IN m9 » , » » s ~utr ce the slacker Mr. Pickwick, raising his head and Ah, Ramsey—a precious seed Vow, ‘tah cab, and go down to | Street car strikers lose, Seattle cannot tand neutral in tine aft, Pickwink.. rainine Nis Bae, ANE | ite eaeer © precknes Gears): Tami Bee ee cee THE WORLD « « « this Th ation, ware ; rt ' gore nt |Dod on and Foge! I'l go to Lon:|old x, looking at “him vers and file that. The ¢9 aa ia he car men must win their strike 1¢y mus o convietion don tomorrow erce—you kno * way—'well, | ies @ stoady man ‘ ey " ee. Not tomorrow,” aald Wardt have you come to settle?’ ‘Ye mily, at a salary of five-and ; t a et better living conditions. They will suffer it they acer y Not tomorrow,” sald Wardle; Ii have, str, said Ramsay, putting |twenty shillings a week, and if he| Oribinated by the Sir Geoffrey Man-|ls hand in his pocket, and bring en un @ Ww KELLOGG TOASTED CORN FLAKE CO 7 . 1 at all events, an¢ K out the me the btn two mw t Whatever makes for the prosperity and happiness} very ume the Rosstans take a ping Bl aecth Sh at mead tive haa hare it ik. cle? aha oat ead ‘ BATTLE CREEK. MICH Of the average citizen of Seattle makes for the happiness ow? (he “ar correspondents Cal tt take yp ig: eo elby ci Mee Rid crop ihe ah meee ti bs amber < n® money Ol ‘ong looked aie r viek ' all the and prosperity of Seattle. The problem of these 1,60¢ ma to have more keys than Bald Wall, then, the day after,” s Nd tient the money, and then atibetier for a good against in the WAXTITE package a ; Pp © 1 “ Thureda e , » get iz into debt he r "striking street car men should be, and is, the problem)» eqn Fes Mr. F iia ade ¢ rcetie am en he coughed in rum ‘getting Into s. M of the community. A wign on a store at Little Current Take (wo placen outside th Lanlwas’ suena won deat knoe [ital man Ot basins my ry : Canada n Thuraday morning, for/there's a declaration filed which » of the deepest admiration A apie ina Star pointed out yesterda ses | Picture Framing, Undertaking sreelf and m i poche the were materiall | isn't he better than its people. and Fishing Tackle.” ‘ 3 ‘ a shad P ars ‘ : Wery well, sir suppose” sald Fogg ‘You don't © other three cordially sub ‘ If the car men suffer, all Seattle will suffer with) One 'r Quincy, Ih: “Virginia bo’ t, Woller left the room, and |say that, wir’ sald Ramsey, start acribed to this opinion, and the Q ; ry hotel for your wife, mother |, ted slowly on his errand, |ing back; ‘the time was ¢ last anecdote afforded the most unlim them. SO DON’T BE NEUTRAL. or Gister, Finest buffet in the city ith his handa in his pockets night, wir’ ‘I do way it, tho,’ eafd {ted satisfaction oxnsttnmssemnsmssie Hyat ; rae ps ° . . o/| Fogg, ‘my clerk's just gone to file! «Nicq men, those here, sir ‘ dl K Z a nt on the a" eat.” write erk’n office of Menarn Hasn't Mr, Jackson gone to file whikpered Mr. Weller to his mas ‘ "4 § at @ that declaration in Bullman and 44 on Mtee antton at e The Friendless Kaiser eeerty Sime. “Tat — iSieatin nine a Vin tae - ns “St fl x f eee flag Mors fd yes, and then Fogg coughed ~— ee , ee Cesare, one of the be American cartoonists, rece “ee ad ain, and looked at Rams: M Mr I wick nodded assent, and edrew a striking B e an artil lasted tree the We hate to tt € God!" said Ran and | have CoUkhed to attract the attention ot . rm} } ettie € was . t € entle en nd the Kaiser, with sw lraw tands on he Angel|man & dead Dgry ngy I nearly driven myself mad, scray re sont men m the leenaches rmany gave min ginne Goer ¥ ;. {ing this money together, and all? aving ‘elaxed| ee BE ORIE F2 ~ of Peace approach« ; ais aiuya Keak. anabe Aree gg aed tr Pex lta no purpose. ‘None at all,’ said their mi » conversation at, S00. eoes there igrdaesaaae iiss r “himself on Fri.| PBR, coolly; ‘so you had better #mong themue ondescended to ing Jetsurely from his stool. “What| his errand, and immediately Peace—Friend Ba . o back and scrape some more to | eke #0 oUce of the stranger name shail I tell Mr. Fogg?” turned with a message that Mr, Kaiser—I have none | Potatoes have ¢ ine te can't yout” cried a{eether, and bring it here tn time.’| “I wonder whether Foxs’s disen-| “Pickwick,” replied the {llustrious | Fogg would see Mr. Pickwick if r ; h nt and terrible [Ped and dropped, but the restau eres worth nant and terrible | dealers, ike the retail coal men, Wetruth. The kaiser and the country f h he stands have/) event heard about no friends in the world today ee an't get it, by God!’ sald Ram-| gaged now?” said Jackson subject of these memoirs would step upstairs. y, striking the desk with bis fist. “I'll wee,” sald Wicks, dismount-, Mr, Wicks departed upstairs on| (Continued In Our Next leeue) a volce from behind the partition, tn reply to Mr. Pickwick's gentle tap And Mr. Pickwick i accordingly « The allied countries bitterly hate the monarch wh One thing we never could under Me . te. Haan oe drought this awful war upon the world. The little European |stand 1s why a restaurant chatken . Mr. Piek wie _ | neutrals shak 1 shiver the menace of attack if they tuce leaf in August as it does in /#¢ Iv. hat tn hand, to § ss. See mot sneak food to the Germans bruary ward a“ Paictinte. Tat : { ' ‘eos Mr a at t Even among his own allies the kaiser finds no real frien huaa'd ; oartiodial 3 > The Austrians the proud Hungarians hate the yoke of| When a German n co pdoglth-aedieagene Austria t when they nbled into the he head to which stics. or Fielder belonged, with a pen behind its » Browes ear, looked over the partition, and ee at Mr. Pickwick “When will Mr. Dodson be back, inquired Mr. Pickwick "Can't say “WIL it be long before Mr. Fos is disenga sir? P the alliance. Their pride is h t Petter rh Ssee the command of the Austrian and Hungarian armics|jeading the Ath ted to Germans jJones leading he Bulgarians would make peace if they could and| | , @ared. The Turk’s own ships, manned by German officers bb cgrovscn bg ot irade reas ~ i menace his capital city lexpect It to be a great success. All And after the war conditions will be no more pleasir f « who have b tp the habit the German people. If they should vén—which is unthink-|of carrying ho: sir purchases able—they would be hated and feared all over the w will probably to do 60. le at the « spurred boots. If ke Connie M DIAN I think I'M walt,” said Mr. Pick Men would tre . remarked to the Chi- * . Was no re so Mr ahey lose, they will be hated and despised the world ov at before his wed-'! n unbidden s g of Mention the kais n » Prussia, and you 1 ca 1g to try to be bos s i Hy od conversa who read | Mp memories of treaties torn, little countries ruined, « aged, churches sacked, helpless 1 mbatants carried int & Kame, wasn't It Here’s That Bathing Beach You've Been Looking For! These are the days when all lovers of the water hie | v themselves away to the bathing bes Ad is a te ; too. Uslavery, women and children assassinated by submarines on| swe aia one the’ puadiennins ta ithe high seas and by bombs from airplanes while asleep in| “Two years is a long time,” said |brown coat and brass buttons, at | their quiet homes. lEmma Goldman, as she started for the conclusion of some inaudible e e rade erma he penitent ybhe for you je expon s ( vil] |the penitentiary, Maybe y Th ts of German trade and G n kultur wi Pinca, et tet Renan hie Swander fruitlessly over the globe only to return sadly to their | o¢ ys i land, forced to the bitter confession that they have see ify | © 4 ned nowl@re. . " | “Say, do you suppose that if the Lemons Beautify! EDITORIALETTES ms to a delightful temperature. All the water aches, lovers of Seattle could sport on this beach at one and the same time without overcrowding. If you've never seen it and enjoyed it, you've missed something decid- lly worth while, Bathing pavilion, with dressing lpoor a display as some of the girls [Strain lemon juice well before mixing and massage face, neck, arme, hands. PY HAND MIM WIS HAT? that rare talent, possessed by so few who have become wealthy and alt water n ip and a swim in pleasantly tempere to tired ne And it’s a heap of pe cc ccc cces cee tee cece eee ¢ ating about | ; Wading, splashing, canoe tilting and fl vi ingb fe ; famous, of making all feel at home tiere ie told how to prepare an ting, a » cal ing and fl ms, is provided, also float with springboards for \ HIT 'EM again, Kerensky! cole en ercend him. Whee be sage, te 0 very | nexpens we ition. which on a log or a plank ts a favorite sport with the women diving "WHAT'S BECOME of the old-fashioned war expert who sald that M,,f%0s hemes eierrmedy manta to can be © back te any and oe ia ee swnere you cen enjoy ‘these One thing more about bathing beaches. Puget Russia wae out of the fight? | Popular Magazine, hag Boh I teyiag ot Ho a my oe get Sound, near Seattle, are only | sound has hundreds of miles of beach, but precious few Phy Pam it Sn Gouna Wek 4 rie conditions spent real bathing beaches. When you see i wg adver mauiA 18 reported today to have captured Jiminez. Jiminy : ness, tan and eon are YOU CAN ENJOY THEM to the fullest extent at | tised and “bathing beach” featured, HAVE A LOOK “te that the same Villa who was surrounded and killed so many times Writes the sport 1 off and those tell-tale lines Indianc Beach, It is close to Seattle in the fi at that beach. As often as not it is coarse gravel or shange this morn! fast summer? . or of age are softened , : : . ¢ Leonard's promise to ¢ i ats as place, and the beach is unsurpassed in the second place. | rough rock, with only a iew feet to deep water. YOU 18 reported that eggs were thrown at strike-breaking expri we wish to r Hah sage The - two fresh lemon Just think of it! A full half-mile of beach, all clean, | CAN BATHE on such beaches, but you won't if such “Grivers yesterday in Seattle. Thus, coming after the heavy inroads '°l thy iractio! Mate atrained into a bottle containing hard sand, with 600 to 900 feet of it exposed to old Sol| a beach as the Indianola Bathing Beach is available. ae Lee” cre, legitimate sage, doce time take the last re-| - cognise the car re me white at low tide. Facing south, these sands get the fullest | Bathers come from miles around to enjoy the bathing maining distinction of the actors’ union. ees kes a whole quarter pint of the Ff benefit of the n' nd the n t } la Beact : __ chine te ie, ae Sin ere t remarkable lemon shia beas venefit of the sun's rays and the incoming water | at Indianola Beach. THEY'RE GOING to hold the draft lottery on Friday. Still, there's 6 ot tony ve Oh, well, eating less |tfler at ebout « e must @ i @ little consolation for the Jinx believers since they didn’t hold the vie) moans more bull ay for mall jar of the ordinar. 4 drawing on last Friday, the 13th P (pb des { creams Care should be oe! —— | " , take it the lemon juice ae Mr. Jolly and Miss Bliss were A peg Pi a A BILLION bushels increase in the food crop, with the home married in Pt. Wayne th cloth #o lemon a not counted! Another notification to German autocracy that) And Joe Smiley and Birdie Laugh aie pe | we're serious. inghouse w arried in St. Louts. | nthe cvery : t lemon juice ts remove such kles, sallowness oe and tan, and is the id _ However, G TWO WEEKS is enough for it, and the Austrian cabinet wants (hi govern to resign. A job in the Austrian cabinet must be full of Joy, we don’t ag arpe is one ¢ purchasing al akin soft sr tite ave Manes ony We orn of (Cher, smoothener and beautifier “ Nh THINK OF Emma Goldman and Herr Berkman lying In Jjall for the National Association of Cloth vest try Bee Get three ounces of | two years, with opportunities for publicly raising the devil on every - will be no|oreha e at any pharmacy bush! It is sure rea! punishment for sincere anarchists dirty ones! VICE PRESIDENT M’GRATH, of the P. S. T., L. & P. Co., charged y im Judge Neterer’s court, during the Jit-bus at the jitney men massage | hatched the street car strike. President Leonard, in hie advertisements, neck, arms and hands, and see for Says seven men in Tacoma did it. We're waiting to hear from the ourself, secretary now. — — - RELIGIOUS TOLERANCE tor The Star: Your editorial slis on the Ramp in today’s Star, deserves no acclamation. Why yuld Mr, Wella’ theolog We are selling summer homesites at Indianola Beach, and the bathing is but one of many features that makes this the choicest property of its kind within equal distance of Seattle. The property is covered with 1 You Can Save By Fall sat tas want 1 beautiful growth of maples, firs, cedars, madronas, dogwood, as well as ferns and smaller growth. There is ogy differs f material for rustic building and wood for 1 for the getting. Streets have been cleared and graded, and o a ee " Bipdicontlocd pees er system installed which supplies pure water to residents. This water supply is never failing, and Satalad apesitiodtid aancanac: ample ill_ purpose The air is invige rating to a degree, free from the smoke and haze of the Altho the established churches “ uperb, combining a vista of Olympics, the Cascades, the Kitsap and King county main- n England and oth Western ar e Island, the Sound and the City of Seattle countries have some power and i cattle peopl re aime t 1 Aan - aw Set er - privileges, yet, telerance and free es of Seattle people are summering a hanola Beach, Many of them have erected cozy bungalows We are in a position to serve you with pure dom of speech and press seems far and many others are “roughing it” in tent camps. They are a hospitable, congenial, neighborly body of people, j ICE in any amount you may desire at the greater than in the United States among whom you can live in peace and |} « Maybe you have friends among them. If you have, run Your much be d religious tol over and see them—they'll be glad you came a a ll yo erance is only apparent—and not| DENTIST v g and so will you real—and it seems to me unneces-| Yeare of experience hi 6 for large tracts ten minutes’ walk from the wharf sary to point to the ecclosiastic|me master of my profes: lowest rates obtainable in the Northwest. We have reduced our prices from 60c and 70« per 100 pounds in the business and residence districts respectively, in 1913, to 50c per 100 pounds in 1917. privileges prevale in thi so |¥oU Want the best. called most democratic country WHY EXPERIMENT? ‘| In fact, to an impartial observer the United States seems to be the 1 have hundreds of patients who Mecca of intolerance and hypoc-| Wi) teste You Can Live at Indianola Beach and Work in Seattle large tracts one block from whart Li dlc senile, Adin, ein . Men who bring their families to Indianola ag ris O.“KIHLSTROM $550 ene. Sihabedy yg: oy ob ped P y Reach ean reach their work in Seattle week i Although our expenses have greatly in- 1513 Second ave MY Very reasonable fone front tracts up to 800 feet deep day mornings at 7:30 and 8:30. They can i ‘ Ora ay : made in thelr mouths to” shockins T are exceptionally easy. Payments return to rest and enjoyment, leaving Seattle é creased, we have not raised our prices, as has CAN YOU ANSWER? That’ ineidioun disease of the wuine UE as low a5 $8 per-menth secure 5 Warrant Deed at 5:15 and 6:15; on Saturdays at 2 p. m., been done in other cities, but trust that at Editor The Star: Tam a strang- (“pat your time ag a few desirable tract y 15 p. m. and 7:30 p. m er to the laws of this state, and minutes any day Kk, and Lumber is sold on the ground at lowest To see the property it {s most conventent to take the boat leaving daily and Sunday at 0 or gage 9:30, All boats leave Pier 3, foot of Madison the present low rates and the necessity of each and every person to do his or her part in the nation-wide campaign against waste, our in- creased sales may, in part, make up our increased expenses. Your Health D Your Purse Demands ic We Sell It The Ice Delivery Co. Seattle prices, and you may secure this on sy payments as well. A comfortable tent camp can be erected in 24 hours; a more pretentious summer home in a week or 10 days. It is not yet too late to enjoy THIS summer at Indianola Beac contracted to construct a building. BXAMINATION and Since ing the contract, material FRE) has advanced so that I cannot com ALL WORK GUARANTEED plete the work without loss. I want to know if | can go before the pub PAINLESS AUSTIN lic service commission and have the contract annulled or compel the party to pay more money The telephone company had tts contracts annulled. It looks to me St. Come over Sunday, ff not before, and enjoy a real outing. Pack your picnic basket and bring your family--yes, and your cam- era and bathing suits Handsomely illustrated booklet at office, free for the asking. Single trip tickets, 25c. Special low rates on family and commutation tickets. INDIANOLA BEACH CO. | ELLIOTT 317 920-921 GREEN BLDG. as tho I should have the same con sideration. If not, should f go to court? If so, what court, state or federal? I am here nearly «ix months, Am I a citizen of this ? The street car company} before both, and one, at least, | gives relief Sour Stoma Indigestion # By ANDREW HANSEN, haat .