The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 10, 1918, Page 3

STAR—MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1918, PAGE 3 'PROBE DEATH OF | WOMAN IN AUTO| The be Hill, 43 of Mra, D. res | CNehalis woman, who wus Instant! » Is just one thing left for as the pave driven Said Mrs. Berkley : oa to “lg _ Taylor autome women and a minor bruises /EXPECT 200 TO TAKE MILITARY TRAINING HERE The two weeks’ Mrs. Murdock be alluring—or be all the better for it! special school of instruction at the non-commissioned officers’ training camp on the unt versity campus, which will begin June 17, will be open to business men as well as drafted men, The instruc tion will follow the lines of _ the reo in military ws pat the Uni versity of Washing and will be army of under direction of regular 4 | floers. : Applications are pouring In, Capt Pp. J, Perry r ta, and there in ev r n that attendance will t 200, Instruction will . , and the entire cost of dui food and uni form will reach $23.31 Enrollment can be made at the armory on the university campus, or at room $01 Alaska building. OL W A Cecil de Mille Production—David Graham Phillips Story Fourth Synagogue Is Dedicated Here A fourth ny that of Hera He 5 Jo the first in America to belong to the Separmardic branch of Judatam, | ich is composed of Jews born in pad key ish parentage, was dedicated afternoon, The lay | new struc which cont $25,000 ex Jclusive of furnishings, is located at 15th ave. and East Fir st. No rabbi | has yet been secured GAS MASKS ARE USED And Part of the Ceiling, Too! AS FOIL TO PLAGUE SAN FRANCISCO, June 10 3 Travelers thru. Nan provines, 4 . t them: ; LJ plague | HEAR THE COLISEUM i ta member of the | partment of the I who arrived from the Orien day, reports TACOMA GIRL ADMITTED TO AVIATION SECTION TACOMA June 10. Miss Enid Jackson, of Tacoma, has been accept ed for overseas service in the avia Uon camouflage department. Miss Jac kson f files as well ax paints. | LITTLE GIRL 18 INJURED , Thrown from her father’s automo-| bile when ft cofMided with another machine of David Kleber, 43rd ave. and Davin et, sustained serious injuries and bad) bruises Sunday GREATER SYMPHONIC ORCHESTRA nILLA ht 30 PIECES “*"""72" = COLISEUM = Pp LatensTs 2 Custhin. . Grew | Confessions of a Wife This Mother's Faith ed nerve. You will find it your | x best weapon. Here's good luck et at ome Children 11 roe u 10c Because & crowded elevator.” Before going! : A GHOST OF DICK IN ANEW! pone home my little girl complained of a your face has suddenly and your voice sounds in Humanity Shaken headache, and, altho she is much un-| to you in the future. FRIEND patties “diatie Dear Miss Grey: A few nights! der age, I paid a nickel in order that - | oe ee “ale? © enh ts ago there appeared a letter from 8) ghe might have a seat in the car.| About Mary Magdalens | “Margie, let me present to you my | vr. suit apna Man suggesting that every woman) However, when the car began to fll.) ond Their Children old f 1, Barclay Sill. Barclay, this pe one of the nicest who appears on a car with chil/q jady (7) behind her seized her is Mra. Margie Wave men I have was Don Gren after 3 o'clock in the afternoon. | roughly, and told her she must «tand| Dear Miss Grey: In your columns! woe whom 1 have me heard,”| pale eon rages or before 9 o'clock in the morning.| up, as it was hard enobgh to get a| of June 1, someone was asking about| said Mr. Sill, with the poms fon een aaicaad should be fined $1. There has been| seat without having them taken by | the property rights of an Sesaia| Cink that Dick a hal . so much said on this subject lately! children. The child, alre: nid. Ww sieid ool “ alepoke to & woma ired. 1 | wh that I, being one of those unfortu:| menced to vomit, and t 6g ee oe | ae ee even eet for I did | he r mate pests who has had the nerve to| lady (7) began to air ber vi pe asked? rapier ie a aier ; bring children into this world, feel et woman having no bette Motherhood seema to be the final v | lke saying a word in my defense. | than to start out w g ‘There surely must be something | kids. Yes, they cried a Jacking in a man who pays for a|and I came home wit! seat and being fortunate enough to| humanity considerably f | Ject of female life the way out my faith in shaken and a in this world, and/ to raine uno & woman has her little| he did n I brea at all like Dick, and 1 yet, be or of what we © cue is buying a hat, Barcla Margie 4,one, rises, and, smiling courteous | resolution to trade with the mail tom names, the marri ; arabe Pessae Hogatnncic oc ly, surrenders it to some woman who| order houses, in the future, rather) has committed an awful crime came along to helj cen ie has never asked for it, and who, he| than to bother the poor public again. | made a target for some ignorant pe tate ‘fine may. thghelitiea| uanretings” himself admits, is just as able to| THE WOMAN WITH A WHOLE || ple to turn up their noses at “ (To Be Continued) stand up as he, and then goes home| BUNCH OF KIDS of these same wdmen, wh agrees theitied =—_ eniwsitan growling at his wife and asking all| I am mighty glad of the op- | much to say, were themae ah “ ’ ‘“ ” Beattie to arrange its affairs to suit) portunity given me to print your | enough 1 vf ra ad to look AT Tl his particular needs. nes straight from | misf \ suse, ™ to o My children often beg me to take! the shoulder, as | you bi ne back ya two sides WHEN FEET HURT them to a show or the parks, and I} i) always refuse, altho I know th 4, to me, your things are dear to the hearts of presented it, is ha i ni youngsters. It so happened last| the hu . appealing side. “Be een “Tiz" for Sore, Tired, Puffed- Week that two of them needed shoes,| fruitful and multiply,” is the di usa ee OO rE Up, Aching, Calloused motherhood to and not being able to get any one to| vine message » wuicide and keep the two babies in the morning,| but barren soll yieh a fruit ¢ misfortune, if such we may « nded Donna. “You are Feet or Corns I had to wait until afternoon to go| ful harvest. Ther be sun it, has ruined m ys tg, ee Gowntown. After having to tolerate light and cheerfulness and love. ‘aughing tf, overall sarcastic remarks from the| ‘The intolerance of some of these hex 3 iy “Sur0s ft Ceo Has conductor, we reached a department| race-suiciders is beyond all en e Every Time fer store and entered the elevator. | gurance. But venture forth with Any Foot Trouble. A woman accidentally stepped on| a brave heart t “Woman With a my little boy's foot and when he| ch of Kids,” and re ¢ eried, she remarked, “Well, go to| meet with 1 n on : your mother, then, if she has no| tures attack them with a super r more sense than to bring you into abundance of pure, unadulterat ’ would peaginenseaceerttiaten en 1 It m things a more ever a I came in here, the hat that last week had ne why canor will ans You can be happy-footed in a mo. ; ment, Use "Tiz” and never suffer Measles Marooned Soldiers with tender, raw, burning | Need Sheet Music wollen, tired, aching fe id only “Tiz” takes the pain and y Dear Mias Gre Some of the $: ae Ste noe sonia soreness out of corns, callouses and buns i supply of cast-off sheet verly r with you : : 2 , music with which to while away the| “I am not making many calls Just] A® Son a8 you put bok ite bi CERVA is more than a delicious j Weary hours, said weary hours caus-| now,” I said, and as I did so 1 won: | %, a oul medal © good you drink. ed by quarantine placed on our com-|dered if Donna could detect the | PpDESS Noalllig low good your y \ oor, old feet fee! ey to It helps di ion, Try it with pany for the measles tremor in my volce, “but I'll be ver pairs 4 rhody hy. ne ‘a ney ante a heavy There were many suggestions, but} glad to meet any of Donna's|< gre It's @ remarkable soft drink— I, being a native of Seattle and an friends.” insta nn as Add U, a a Bek | ar ous exudations which p > your with the good taste of hops. habitual reader of Beatle star mI may oall, Mr feet and cause sore, inflamed, ach and, incidentally, column, |he asked, and there was faci “Bear” In Mind thought that you woul ble to| quality in his that pinks GI ar Ip us a great deal by ng thi »ved in Dick's. 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