The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 28, 1918, Page 7

STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1918. | PAGE 7 FARMER FINDS * Nance OrNeil Comes Here Sunday "PRICE CHANGES [osem a INE; LIGHTS, Production of "The Wandere™_ BY FQOD BOARD | "Seiesroom [FREDERICK &NELSON | “Scizeroom | TNT; ALIVE YET | _SMALL FRIDAY Sore Opens at 8:50 and Gos a 598: | LONDON, June 28—A mirac BA Alay derang teh arate Fifty Women’s Lisle | i lous story of how a South Africa i rida farmer, finding an unexploded mine ar wan inclined to fluctuat Stockings, 50c Om the seashore, opened it with a ut half a e amo seemen| New White Hats 9 weesimeest be explosive it contained tel the tale has beer ‘ the admiratty Sahopener, set afire the charge of ings with wide hem top The farmer war walking along th PO In a Featured Saturday and double sole; in Me- ) Nortel Aneel lie : Offering at dium and Pearl Gray, ft Gold, Champagne, African — Brown and Pink. Sizes all ta 814 to 10, price 50¢€ pair. ° — $6 50 {10 10, rice SO pair. | 150) Paing p Tan Russia Children’s a Coveralls, $2.50 PUMPS . Of Boiler uved in wireless telegraphy Bnd | “Oceeded to investigate it with @il the curiosity of a child With a canopener he pried open Phe primer of the mine. Then he Book a bammer and a chisel and Knocked off the “horns After un in& & brass cap and some pul Wheels, the two rolled the mine the sea, filled it with water and @ the brass cay WHOLE wHrar rloun lot 49. Hy . As they lifted the mine into their nat ¥ ‘ GAPE to take it home, a sudstance re eet O suitable for the beach At i Pair Sembling brown tar trickled out hy and play-ground ar They didn’t know it, but it was °T : x: at id ‘OMEN’S Tan Russia Calf eT." trinttrotoluenc, a most deadly these Khaki Cover b' piadeihlaitaenr og Which had been softened ‘ with the waist and Pumps, as ee wit the sun. Nance O'Neil we bus; von , ais a ac ar welt soles And medium- They lighted the substance with baw soem feos bloomers buttoned at the Wat @tatch “to aee if it was tar.” The} The Bible says the prodigu! son | which sh - ae to" tar cannuoners’ ehbets waistline, long — sleeves Bizen to 7%; widthe A te Feeult so frightened them that they | “wasted his substance,” but nobody | Ville and ¢ - : ¥ S00 to with open cuffs, pockets, i . 84 50. . Ut out for home. flames rose fig put just how he| “onal filled with of KN HUCKWHEAT + pay D. Price $4.50. Rett os teas pg Be stopped to figure out just he nol y on the sympathie to 8 neumere should and two-in-one collar. J Hants of the coast that many o! hear spo Wie unt Sizes 6 to 14 B Kid SEER © the weeds” | prod This play, which comes to| She plays the role of the prodiga Naik. e - —~ - ¢ ronze NI f Sites farmer ran to « 1 theatre next week, son's mother, and with should pay, 9-Me price $2.50. F os i. Ln caitisoeunting wou |weace rent me (Fert umps, $3.4: 4 i the den times and CORN MEAL yetiow t s : : oe, weet ss aie lin oe gece ‘ i Women’s Bronze Kid Pumps tes ve, rolled Shia. work : . ! Summer Furs with hand-turned sole and cov- fu the harbor. N: : O'Neill, who is back in a Be Ww!" Ly Cootgette: Hats Sim oft, draped crown cred Louis heel. Sizes 2% to 7 arri 8 was it known Masco production after two years, in 'MER FURS in at price $3.45 Bue erem the ship waa it knc ctrl ade men welds Fel doa Badsanth se ransparent —brims — charmingly um- UMMER FUI price $3 that the mysterious article was a pe h tractive styles and Basement Salesroom. oer Examine Portland | Trainmen Held in ' : mery—wit h edging of grosgrain ribbe . : Naval officers are at a loss to un oa 5 ottow moderate prices have a eretana why the Boer farmer was Street Car Service Circus Wreck Probe w ' In sailor, poke and mushroom shape ome trim- timely appeal for every Child ’ k a PORTLAND, June 28.—Facilities| HAMMOND. 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Rasement Salesroom —Basement Salesroom. room. ==: SHOULD GIVE CABINET FLOORENPECT ACTION “abt, So Declares Vice President Tom Marshall in an Interview (Q)N WEST FRONT MILTON BRONNER ences of congress and public, widely | into the position of chief defender of Rees w AEHINGTON June 17.—Take it/advertised attacks upon cabinet | administration appointees. To make| WASHINGTON, June — 28.—The i} from Thom shall that noth: | members, and it has been only after him a sort of member of the cabinet expected offensive on the Weat . developed has | days of inqu aration that per se would be a foolish straddle, It| Front is nearly ready to burst y last tans or advisable any | senators f ministers | would make him both executive and naderiing of the pow-|have been able to get the facts and legislative. I don't believe in it. the vice president of the Unit-| present the other side, If the vice ‘ Should Be Given Floor thar Apparently it ia Delmie on president were always in the ex I think it would be a good thing, |i ietened by the Austrian. failure Tom Marshall ought to know, | meetings, he would be fully ¢ tho, if the cabinet ministers, who, un use he has been vice pre nt- {ant with all the moves and prepared |der our form of government, are | '™ Italy, and likewise by Veg eon , KuehImann’s recent remarks cast+ ing for five years now; is the only |instantly to reply to unjust attacks really executive secretaries, were | UCN NENA recat Better he. tals man ted to the job since the |and insinuations,” given the power to come on the floor | Ink bee iy ie . ors and if he lives will have “No of the house and senate to explain 4 CANADIAN PACIFIC For that Vacation or Business Trip—go East, through “The Heart of a Grander Switzerland.” Trains— Hotels—Steamers—Ali Canadian Pacific Standard— None better. ALASKA on Wt the v forth again, according to informa= tion reaching the war department Phone Main 4965 SPOKANE, June 28 longer than any man since The vice answer was personally the needs of their depart 7, . ment wheat price of ‘: 0 ‘vill be |¢ nue somewhat co: ments. They should also be subject | have perhap: times seen opportu: Excellent Steamers Through 1,000 Miles of Splendid “IF 1 HURT YOU, DON’T mnsincained in me Pa baat port I put this question to him It wa to crossexamination by the mem-/ nities where I could have taken the Scenery PAY ME.” Ko conference of grain men n't you think the war has dem Then his eyes twinkled as, apropos | bers, In that way, thru personal con- | floor and explained some important j a with Fo eat Iministrator Hoover, &| onstrated the necessity of having the | of n ve at all, he reminded me of tact, public business could be trans-/ topic. It would not be necessary to m., May 8, 18, 29; June 8, 15, 22, 29; vi Z telegram to that effect was sent to ¢ president sit, as a matter of | the y about Thad Stevens | acted more quickly |have a constitutional amendment: ey trem Geattte, bs 7 This ie my message of deliverar c presi duly 6, 13, 20, 27; August 3, 10, 17. > he fen the Washington food administrator. | course, with the president at his cab-|when some nan was under attack “There is only one thing, I think, | give the vice president that power, — inet meetings, and don't you think Whose thief is he?” queried Stev- should be granted to vice presidents, | All that would be required would ba» For rates and other information, apply to | TWO MEN GET COMMISSIONS | the vice nt ought by law to be | en: John Adams and John Calhoun as-/an amendment to the senate rulesi@ ’ Clar 1. Wilson, 625 First ave4| armed with the power to get up on Our thief,” was the reply umed that they were privileged to - —- oe eee & 7.2 i ; has been appointed first Heutenant| the floor of the senate t fend and| “Then we must defend him,” said take the floor just like the senators, Harry McDonald two years age en- CANADIAN PACIFIC RY. high AIA A Faye Ro | in the medical corps, and Dean Bal /explain cabinet ministers’ acts when | Stevens without hesitation und did so, No one has done sojtered the Columbus, ©., prisomy e cnt alt beset lard has received a second tieuten;| unjustly attagked? We have had ex-| “Seriously,” said Marshall, “I don't |since, Being neither theatrical nor | weighing 200 pounds, When released, 608 Second Ave., Seattle ey in the railway transportation} amples during this war when sena-|think the vice president in any ad-| pyrotechnical, I have not attempted |theother day, he weighed 940 corps. . piers have made, before large audi-| ministration would want to be put) to resume the function, However, I pounds 1 STERLING DENTISTRY) Office U oa. m. to 6 p.m.