The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 23, 1919, Page 13

Wert Cousin Tom, ) Thine “We onnoREA! Avo | WiLL BE GONG PACK Home IN! MORNING - 1) HAD A GOOD REST HERE AND “THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE Home, WILBuR, Wut You SEE ABoulr GETTING MY TRUNK. TD “The. Wilbur Wi You'Re NOT Gong Home. ALREADY | Hope ! WHY, | WAS JOST Thuadc OF GNING A LITTLE DiuweR. DEPor FoR CoUsH! | Dapry STELL? WILBDR, EXCUSE. YOuRSELF, 1D KE T)® SEE You A ——G MINUTE Pal Wants to Get Them Out. IF 1 HEAR You UTTER. ANDTHE I? SounD ABouvr Cousinl STELLA PROLAIGING WER VisrT, I'LL GWE. You \EVERETT TRUB— “ov know | WAS ONIN FouRFLUSHING Apour GIVING A PARTY ARE You SURE Tus 'S_ TH’ BEACH ON WHICH You SAw THOSE GIRLS WITH ONE PIECE BATHING SuiTs YESTERDAY, ANNIE 2 CLARICE AN' DULIE WENT To ONE 0° ~ THEM SASSIETY | LUNCHEONS, So In ALL ALONE! I CAN Eat WHAT I WANT Now! GOT OTTO auTO! re COME TO A SUSPENSION Ware, ONLY WIDE ENOUGH FoR A PERSON: HE CANT CROSS JM HIS BUS, So HELL STOP! 7 DUNBAR -e- GOLFING PROS OFF IN CHAMP TOURNEY CLEVELAND, Obio, July 23.— Approximately 150 leading profes- sional and amateur golfers, repre- senting all parts of the country, were here today for the opening of the Western open golf champlon- ship tournament. The entry list indicated very few golfers of prominence will not be in the play. Late entries were Mike Brady of Oakley, runner-up to Walter Hagen, national open champion; Tom Mc- Namara, New York, former West- ern open champion, and Alexander Cunningham, Wheeling. In practice work one player ne- gotiated the Mayfield course in 68, while another hung an all-time record for Mayfield by doing the first nine in 32, ‘FREE DOCTOR Ex-Government Physician 1141 FIRST AVE, or 169 WASHINGTON sr, DRUG Co. STORES WELL, | Guess THEY DIDN'T CoME OUT TDAY THEM IN Te - WATER. THEY MAY BE IN TH’ WATER. - You COULDN'T SEE - | | Gow - | NEVER WH OUGHT OF THAT Sey! Dio 1 Just HEAR THAT WOMAN. @T THE NEXT TABLE ICE CREAN AND ® DILL PICKLE? ORDER \T Sone COMBINATION! BAND WHAT SOME FoLks CaN EATS BEATS TH’ Vir? Now WATCH —~ AS “THEY CHIRP IN TH’ CLASSICS, TW’ SUSPENSE 19 HORRIFIC YED “THEY DO onder SOE QUEER THINGS! WHATLL YOu HAVE PE WITH SLICED PINEAPPLE ON ToP oF iT! T THANK You FoR TH’ DEAFENING APPLAUSE ~ OH BRING ME 4 PIECE OF NOT APPLE —RBy AHERN PORTLAND PASSING UP OPPORTUNITY PORTLAND, Ore., July 23.—Altho the 10-round boxing law has been in effect in Oregon since May, not a fight of that extent has Ween staged in Portland. Oregon is the only state on the Coast allowing 10- round fights. Other cities In Oregon have taken advantage of the law. Boxing com- waiting for cool weather, “POP” GEERS STILL PUSHING ON REINS TOLEDO, Ohio, July 23—“Pop” Geers and Tommy Murphy were the driving stars yesterday in the second day of the grand circuit racing meet. Geers drove Goldie Todd to victory in the 2:09 pace for a $1,000 purse, while | Murphy piloted Fenesta to a win in the 2:11 trot and Royal Mac in the $3,000 Maumee stake. Let's go buy Boldt’s French Pas- Uptown, 1414 3rd Ave.; down- missioners here are believed to be) CINCY AND PIRATES MUST PLAY GAME NEW YORK, fuly 23.—(United Press.}—The Cincinnati and Pitts burg clubs of the National Ie: today were directed to complete the | game called July 6, to allow Cincin- nati to catch a train, the National league board of directors changing its decision of several days ago, when the clubs were ordered to play a mine inning game to replace it in the rec: ords. The game wag called at the end of the sixth inning, with Cin- cinnati ahead, 2 to 0, The remain- ing three innings will be played. SAM CRAWFORD IS OUT; INJURED LEG SACRAMENTO, Cal., July 23.— “Wahoo” Sam Crawford, king of Coast league hitters, leaves Sacra- mento today for Los Angeles. Craw- ford strained a tendon in his leg dur: ing yesterday's game and will be un able to play for at least a week. A man does not amount to much unless he can prove it, PANTHERS IN DEMAND AS ATHLETIC COACHES Glenn Warner's stars at the Uni- versity of Pittsburgh are very much in demand as athletic coaches. Three of lem who graduated last month have been angaged as coaches. Roy terday, halfback, pole vaulter, broad jumper and basketball star, is to be sports di- rector of the Simmons college at Abilene, Texas. J, B. Sutherland goes to Lafayette college and George W, McLaren, captain of the 1918 eleven, is to be athletic di- rector of the Kansas State Normal school. F. CADY HOOKS ON WITH VERNON CLUB LOS ANGELES, July 23.—Forest Cady, once of Boston and recently released by the Philadelphia Nation. als, ig en route to Los Angeles, to join the catching staff of the Ver- non Tigers, Manager Bill Essick, of Vernon, announced today, One strong point of many a woman is at the end of the hat pin, Court Considering Tacoma Port Plans TACOMA, Wash., July 23.—Supe- rior Judge Clifford has under consid. eration the question whether the Port of Tacoma means to condemn more Iand than comes under the scope of public necessity, in acquiring a 240- acre tract on the tide flats. The tract is between the Milwau- kee and Wapato waterways. Argu: ments were recently made before Judge Clifford. Those opposing the condemnation proceedings maintain the port can not immediately im- prove the land and that it Intends to operate a railroad which the su- preme court has held such a commis- sion can not operate. FRANK WALKER JUMPS PORTLAND BALL TEAM SAN FRANCISCO, July 23.— Frank Walker, Portland outfielder, jumped the Rosebuds here, Walter McCredie announced today. It is said Walker intends to retire from _ baseball, VON BRINCKEN'S. WIFE DIVORCED Hun Officer in U. S. Prison Makés No Fight SAN FRAN! CO, July 23,—Lieut. Wilhelm von Brincken today lost his, wife and children, but he won a point —they must bear his name. An interlocutory decree of divorce BIG PAGEANT Decorated Floats and Autos Feature Parade What is predicted as the most ** elaborate pageant ever seen in Seattle was scheduled for Wed- nesday afternoon when members of the Order of the Eastern Star parade thru the streets. The street activities were to be the center in a gorgeous flower fes- tival, the like of which has not been seen since the first assembly of the order here 16 years ago, according to the women who Planned the pageant. The parade will start down Second ave. from Lenora st., proceeding to James st. and thence up First ave. to Stewart st. and across to Fifth ave., where the paraders will coun- termarch. The pageant leaders are high officers of the Eastern Star, Mayor Ole Hanson, Police Chief Joel F. Warren and other city officials. Symbolic floats having the Order of the Eastern Star for a theme are jfeatures of the pageant. Several sil- ver trophies will be awarded to the best floats in the pageant. The judges’ stand was built in front of the Hotel New Washington. More than 100 elaborately decorated au- tomobiles had been entered in com- petition for the trophies Wednesday morning and hundreds of other flower-bedecked machines were ex- pected in linet Entertainment of members of the order attending the 16th triennial as- sembly of the Eastern Star will take on a gala aspect Wednesday night. At 6:30 o'clock officers of the general grand chapter will be the guests of honor at a banquet at Hotel New Washington. Covers will be laid for 50, At 9 o'clock members of the O. E. 8. will greet their general grand officers at a brilliant reception at the Armory, Western ave, and Vir- ginia st. A musical program and an exhibition drill will be staged under the direction of F. H. Don- ley. At the same hour a grand ball complimentary to the grand officers will be given at the Ma- sonic temple, Pine st. and Har- vard ave. Visiting delegates swarmed to Tacoma Tuesday as guests of the City of Destiny. So many dele- gates arrived yesterday that the hotels of the city were compelled to turn many away. The home hospitality committee then began assignment of delegates to the homes of Eastern Star residents of Seattle. Japanese Trade in China Falls Away That American trade has practi- cally supplanted that of Japan in China was the statement made by James P. Hughes, partner in the law firm of Wilcken & Schenck, speaking at the luncheon of the joint foreign trade clu of the city at the Army and Navy club Tues- day. Hughes has returned to Se- attle afte four months in China and Japan, American ods being used by the Chinese almost entirely and Japan's trade, which |formerly amounted to hundreds of millions of dollars, has dwindled to a tenth of its former volume, The crafty handling of China's boycott against Japan over the dis- position of Shantung is the reason, according to Hughes asked tiitt-the names be changed. Mim® von Brincken and her step father, George A. McGowan, were the witnesses, After their testimony a letter from von Brineken, written at MeNeil island, was read. In this the prisoner said he would not con; test the divorce if the children’s names were not changed. A genius is usually eccentric, but an eccentric person isn't necessarily a genius, was issued by Judge Bernard J. Flood to the former Milo Abercrom- | bie, who based her suit on the fact that her husband, former military at- tache of the German consulate here, is in prison as an enemy of the gov- ernment. | The defendant is serving a term at MeNeil istand, charged with violating American neutrality, The children were named Cecilie and Frederich Wilhelm for the crown princess and crown prince of Germany, Mrs. von Brincken told the court, and she, BRING THIS AD Wil repair any Amerl- can wateh, no mat- ter how badly damaged, for Good until Aug. 14 ew In jew- e have it cash for Diamonds and & rea UN LUCIO'S JEWELRY CO. 615 SECOND AVENUE —— TALK OVER PLANS TO REFOREST NORTHWEST A new system of reforestation to save the forests of Washington, which, according to experts, willbe barren stump land within the next 50 years, was discussed Tu aftern in the New Washington hotel by Col. Henry 8S. Graves, — chief forester of the U. S. departs — ment of agriculture, and Seattle ~ lumber and mill men. The seems ingly vast forests of Washington will be devastated within half @ century, it was pointed out. TO CELEBRATE FERRY 4 Joyous celebration will mark the opening of the King-Kitsap county ferry service, according to tentative plans of the Chamber of It is planned to have a gathering Seattle people aboard the first ferry to make the trip to Bremerton, Everything She Ate Her Trouble—| y Tanlac—Gains Nine ~ Pounds : “T never felt better in my life than I do now and I can’t frain from letting others how thankful I am for what lac had done for me,” said William Harris, of 728 Fit ave, Seattle, Wash., while in tell’s Drug Store, recently. “Several years ago I was in’@ boat wreck and this had such bad effect on my nerves that didn’t seem able to get over continued Mrs. Harris. “Then operation on my eyes seemed affect my nerves. still three years ago last January I another breakdown and from time until soon after I started ing Tanlac I was almost a ne! wreck. The slightest sound out of the ordinary would upset me I could hardly sleep at night, would just roll and toss in m and, besides this, my stomach was in an awful condition, Th ly had a bit of appetite and su fered so from the little I did that I almost hated to go to table at meal time, berause it looked like everything T ate on my stomach and filled me up so badly with gas that I could hardly breathe. I fell off in weight from 125 pounds down to 100 and was actually so weak I couldn't have swept out a room if my life had depended upon it. “Nothing I took for my troubles seemed to do me a particle of good, but I kept hearing so much about Tanlac that I thought I would take another chance, and it certainly proved to be the lucky one for me, because after I had taken a bottle or two of it I was feeling lots better, so I kept on with it and now I have a splen= did appetite and eat almost any- thing I want without suffering the least bit with my stomach after= wards, My nerves are as strong as they ever were in my life and I sleep just like a child every night and have gained so im strength that I do every bit of the work in an eight room house and don't mind it a particle, amd I actually outwalk my husband any time. I have not only gotten back nine pounds of the weight I lost? but am gaining more right along, and am so happy over the wane! derful improvement that Tania as made in my condition that t everybody to know about it, Tanlac is sold in Seattle by Drug Stores under the personal di rection ofa special Tanlac repi tative.—Advertisement.