The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 1, 1919, Page 18

THE SEATTI FR AAA IDAY, AUGUST 1, 1919. Chinese Student “Martyrs” on n Way to Prison The sanitary packag? keeps it fresh and free from all contaminating influences. Chop two hard-hefted eens rather coares, season with pepper and salt and mix Hehtiy with two cups cooked Washington. wacerent; cover With buttered crumbs, piace thin strip ef bacon on top and bake until crisp, Made en the Pactfie Const. Impassioned Chinese student leaders being m permission to occupy the Shantung peninsul interned, later to be released with the government's apologies. 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(Copyright, 1919, SOY HOS that pricked ur up at the tops Ore Instantly Jenny head out of her cocked her head one side to then looked down at ter, hear any strange voice,” she «nap ped. “The way you are staring, Pe- ter Rabbit. one would think you were Peter Rabbit his ears and wt of the trees in the ard Wren popped her doorway. She 1 don’t hearing something new and worth | while Just then there were two or three aharp, squeaky notes from the top of one of the trees, “There! cried Peter. “There! Didn't you hear that, Jenny Wren? “For goodness’ sake, Peter Rabbit you don’t mean to say that you don’t know whose voice that is?” cried Jenny, “That's Rosebreast. 1 didn’t suppose there was any one who didn’t know that sharp, squeaky voice, It rather gets on my nerves. Aarne to jail by Peking gendarmes after. arrest for defiant propa, own (in white) approaching the government law IN W. BURGESS by T. W. Burgess) The Squeaky Voice | Peter listened. That was coming from the very tree frc which had come thone aqueaky notes & few minutes before, Peter : pumied. “Do you mean W Robin's song?” he asked, sb No, I don't mean Welcome ¥ In’s song.” snapped Jenny. Ww good are a pair of long ears if they can't tell one song from another That song may sound something like | Welcome Robin's, but it's different jand it's better | singing top of that tree, some? Isn't he hand What anybody wants to squeak like | that for, when he can sing as Rose breast can, is more than I can un derstand At that very instant Mr. Wren be; fan to scold us only he and Jenny can Peter looked up at Jenny and winked slyly “And what any one wants to acoid like that for when he can sing as Mr. Wren can is too much for me,” retorted Peter. But | you haven't told me who Rosebreast og “The Grosbeak, of course, stupid!" | "sputtered Jenny. “If you don't know | Rossbreast the Grosbeak, Peter Rab- }bit,. you certainly must have been | blind and deat ever ince you were jborn. 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One dose will convince ,or Money refunded. Rartell’s Five Drug Stores and druggists every where.—-Advertisement doctored “| Some 1221- T hird Ave. “COR UNIVERSITY: liver | « Peter looked up to see a bird near \ly the size of Welcome Robin. His | bead, throat and back were black | His black wings had patches of white jon them, But his breast made Peter catch his breath with a little gasp \ct admiration, It was a beautiful |rose red. ‘The rest of him under. | Death wan white, It was Rosebreast the Grosbeak. “Oh'" cried Peter. lovely ™* “Ian't he Next story: Farmer Brown's Friends. PETER Tells a Bigger ne By THE STORY LADY | Peter found to his great disgust that Cousin Roger was spending his summer vacation with Filly and Mary Ellen, He was quite ay boast ful as ever and made a special trip lover to see Peter one morning to tell him about the wonderful new car that his father had just bought “My father is going to t drive it and then I'm got over real often and take C Ellen riding. It's such a big if Mary Ellen doesn’t care, you kids can sit in the back seat nine passenger and it cost | How much did your car cort?”’ “I don't know fully | ask “Huh! said Roger, Aidn't cost as off he strutted said Peter that night h did the car cost you?" said papa, smiling It had never occurred to him to “I'll bet much as ours!” And at mamma | “W what do you mean?” | “Well, you see, son, your Unc ter gave that car to your mother uncle, eh?” “But, haven't you any idea what it | cost?” persisted Peter. “They say it isn't right to look | gift horse in the mouth, but it doesn’t |say anything about automobiles | Vl say this much: I know a man | that has @ car just exactly like it, and |he says he paid $2,000 for it | “And is $2,000 more than $1 | “You bet your sweet life | Why?” | “Aw, nothin'’—mamma, can I | over and take Billy his ball glove | Helen Carpenter Moore | FISHERMEN KILL OFF THOUSANDS BABY FISH | | ASTORIA, Ore., Aug. 1.—-The purse | seining craft Chinook brought in 250 g chine iImon from 16 to 18 in length tl d the scales age of less ho fish were ated by Deputy Fish Warden arson, who placed them in cold stor age pending receipt from the depart ment of instructions as to what | charge shall be filed Capt. Antone Mardich, master of |the craft, said he released fully 2,000 young fish from his seine before pick ing it up. Reports received today by | Deputy Larson state the mouth of the strewn with thousands of dead baty salmon which had apparently bee killed and thrown away, 700? it gO m | That is Rosebreast | and there he iseright in the | said Peter, truth. | it] le Pe- | Westlake Public Market TIMES oo SIXTH — VIRGINIA | Sugar— Pure Cane ‘FLOUR, a8e ode Lower Section und $2.95 $2.90 Sugar Stall, Lower Section. pour 7 pounds 10 pe Sugar Stall IAUCTION SALE! oh 3,500 Pairs of Men’s, Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes All Styles and Si Commencing Satur at a STALI 190-191 JOS. MARTIN, Auctioneer. STALLS 157-158 STALLS | 157.158 s or Carr With a rchas 1 It coffee o: HUDSON'S COUNTRY BUTTER STO! (25c a 25¢ 25e¢ We Carry Only the Highest Grade of BUTTER AND EGGS ZOBLE GROCERY Co. 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