The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 21, 1923, Page 8

ig PAGE 8 rHE SEATTLE STAK SATURDAY, JULI THERE’S A PIN TO PRICK EVERY BUBBLE! The Seattle Star | ;- Published Datly by The Star Publishing torp : The Hard Trath About War BY FLORA G. ORR B00 per @ montha $2.00, year 09 Now Work eftion It Jooks as tho we had quit _ ’ < ba get a perspective young Washington’s Cattle History Thomas Baya and at We folks of the present generation have seen the dairy- t. Paul D Ne st ing industry grow in the Pacific Northwest to fine pro ed his impressions of portions. oie: to the A. 1. 3 Now C. S. Kingston, professor in the Cheney state Wheat OR hormal school, has taken the pains to trace out the whole 1 i 4 the most history of cattle in this region. His findings are re news « it " ported in the current number of the Washington His #0 bit as “7 torical Quarterly. ites y ode pied ager The first cattle in the Pacific Northwest, he says, were brought to Nootka sound by the Spaniards during their occupation of that point from 1790 to 1795, Vancouver, who visited Nootka in 1792, refers to the “poultry, con : ey ae Se sisting of fowls and turkeys,” and to “black cattle and te age. ig, Geos: anlfermesed swine.” prize t . was ¢ red The first cattle within the present state lines of Wash- ington appear to have been eight or more head brought | reece. by Fidalgo, the Spanish explorer, to Neah bay in 1792 ~ That year, from March to October, the Spanish forces SCIENCE maintained a settlement called Nunez Gaona, close to Cape Plattery, and there the pioneer cows grazed In April, 1814, the Isaac Todd me into the Colum- bia river bringing two bulls and two heifers from San Francisco, and these appear to be Oregon's first cattle By 1860 the herds had increased until, the census of thag year records, the state of Oregon and the territory of Muskellunge. Monkey-Faced Owls, Jumping Mice. Travel at Night. SOFT SOA? 2 S005 Trainor 2 Washington combined had 63,106 milch cows, 10,203 oxen ol gens ol ta bo and 109,073 other cattle, a total of 182,382, or nearly er pe : three head of cattle for every person. is near extinction there Tn 1920 the population of this state was 1,356,621, and fry cannot be hatched the total number of cattle 605,55 ¢ ‘ Boca ae What, do you suppose, will the figures be another cen- land told her chauffeur to beat it because of obstr tury hence? which he did ea and rivers it bits Baral Gus informed me that he had/{t must be left to increase in its Chicago man was robbed twice in Los Angeles, perhaps just to make been up all night at her door, ¢x-/own home, or it will disappear for him feel at home. ning and pleading, but she or king of ef id puldn't believe him Bhe had on of several simple. was lying to her now, In fact, #he|ter fishes if | told him he was clever at it And fe A pretty Dallas, Texas, girl of 16 is held for picking pockets, Just a eho was put to sue him for #! 46 you want to kill ce stip of a girl. divorce! en now she was at the!) ,), go to mow lawyer's office, and Gus, in agonys|tricty of Arizona rane dune bride wants a divorce already, claiming she has been hugging besought my advice Guana’: od on Ww a delusion. Get Tillie 1 counseled, “and! civ. vou gnsoline and oil bring her up bere to me, Tillie) ©: if you stick around Very few boys are as good as their parents think or as bad as their and I will attend to this matter.) ore ene predatory beasts neighbors think. In the meantime, go your way and] yi.) meany many head of stock ————— sin no more, my boy! sore a A number of hectic experiences|**°C? ™ 8 784 | When Lightning Strikes Wilh i exiendlng ovee'a SME Sarcoere a non Most sections of the United States are visited repe: " t child-like faith in My POWs | co ate 1 and kil during the summer by heavy thunder and lightning bs ri ee Kee rota 1 ord storms, and there are few people who do not fear them P 1 1 an hour | Pary barn ¢ more or less. Dr. Charles P. Steinmetz, next to Edison th Tit he riety» America’s greatest electrical scientist and the man who elated : recently produced artificial lightning, says: ie A it “Of all lightning flashes, less than 1 per cent of the tak 1 t bolts strike the earth. The rest remain in upper air. ; Fo Your chances of being hit by a falling brick or being bit by a mad dog are greater than that you will be struck by lightning. If, as reported, 500 people are killed every year by lightning, your chances of escape are 240,000 scandalto i the same pou cheeks ries food home in to 1. “The safest places in a thunder storm are an under- to happiness. of ner ground chamber, a space entirely surrounded by a metal | the plan appeared sound to Falises. “He iked beech nuts network, or a steel-framed building. If you love to watch | pb she “immediately called on Gus' | He sleeps cei ter a6 abled up | a thunderstorm, as I do, you will be as safe at a window |} ; " Fi caren Sagan, me in, where’ It's warn, or on your porch as anywhere.” lav’ a withens ‘thithe | ose , in summe ) Se Cues - upon the advice of ft r nd he'll drop © loas of sight, of thee I most complain! Sa alld wares’ aaecy Blind among enemies, 0 worse than chains, 1 ted back mpl —Milton, 1 Dungeon, or beggary, or decrepit age! ccurred unde it tn 1 will bring the blind by a way that they know not; I will lead them in * paths that they have not known; I will make darkness light before them, and crooked things straight.—Isa. xlii.:16. A New York youngster talks five languages. But that’s nothing; ire rographer most babies speak 10 or 12. fia: He has —— ~ Ma Some people making long summer trips are wished success going, but husba not coming. Mat pee ee ee ne women op rawhide ty elee cuts in The Wolf at the Door tal tefend him. I is 3 rar 1y grandson w remember this From time immemorial it has been the custom to keep H ai icain: ana whan “in? Die a wolf in a great cage on the steps of the capitol in Rome, ) ue Mote ; : thing,” but get some other is well as three eagles, to symbolize the Romulus and z sane a n to say it for him, and say it lemus legend of the origin and might of imperial Rome. ‘The last capitoline she-wolf died, a few days ago, and the cage is now empty. Superstitious people in the city are fearful that the passing of the old wolf and the emptiness of the cage spells disaster. They say the wolf died of a broken heart, and that makes the situation more fear- United Features to walt 1 Gus at ~ EOE Specialist J. LYSOU phon CAPPY RICKS He discusses herein the vagaries of the gentler and more mysterious sex I ree I answered. at once, and what was happ some. The government, however, is promising a new and Written for The Star by Peter B. Kyne—Aubther Coming Next Saturday } | jng to her I was giving her. th Herd remedies are better cage in a hurry and also a young and healthy she- ame rawhiding she had experienc reece spigemlen) wolf to fill it. That's a bit of relief to the anxious people. from Tillie. When Thad her c troubles, ehronto rheu pe ahaa Dis ROI (Starts on Page 1) crew stopper in {t) in ing; 1 put Gua on: the. telephone A Cleveland man who stole an auto for a joke has nothing to do for barge ‘ nappy i a He Tet office ind sat by to wateh the reuniting 39 days but laugh. 1 the Ww ’ om he same momen ge Lie? tanta y ints of the t off work around the The result all this is that Friday is one of the seven days on which diving into shallow water is ies huving re we i while in} of an has sen' some ‘ gars : said to be unlucky. e she had gor would not smi on a pet, anc y Bias a back ) shift Tillie is in a tuberculosis sanilarium Take any country, and you'll find the holes in the roads and farme Pilea fephepickd Nocera Rak Chen aaa her bills pockets about equal. » the corner of Market st © moral is that many a man : a Till € Market, cut } We will not have a new world war, but several nations are trying to t the be he her make the old one over. thing galva fron The “gun that wasn't loaded” isn't in it with “the water that wasn’t Gus'and eta the \eathppoet aT deep.” er and they settle wearily down ‘ s f that on days whe barbage can bu and couldn't take w, at that hour, the neighbor 7 “ Pe th) und a half off for lunch-| hood of California and Market It’s Our “Quiet” Season - chub, (6: Wd ie gua n A big, new steamship terminal, a manufacturing and We ‘ reais fae ert Oh igre Bi Feat distributing plant for one of the world’s principal elec- nd’ the: corner | spell and he x# his opportunit trical concerns, and now the community hotel—all as- te with Californialto be a hero, Up he. dashed to sured for Seattle within one week. A pretty tol’able rec- t. At th ant pind any ee 4 ar Soi ees the poor : a aan apie s oy favored thé extend oy algirl, and held her up. “Tillie,” he ord for a quiet midsummer period! SOeLHASEed rangy, hard-| said, “are you going to F espa Cp A : boiled damsel w answered to the| fainting spell?’ ‘Tillie feared she Don’t get mad at the grocery man. He has only dun unto you as | name of Tillie. Tillie was a wait-|was—and then, manlike, Gus be others dun unto him. ¢ who charmed her trade thought him of his precious hooch i b. | out 2 remarkable line of hauled out the bottle and un verte v A June husband tells us he has been married a month and hasn't fon with, her beans and| «crewed the cork are, ri ma ne Lda washed a dish yet. wichaa;’ and!:Gsa, whd.enjoyed| acsolt UF thik? ha urweds “TPwoRo CIEL ‘ — —— her immensely, was always ex-| years old, and it'll put heart into } Too much sunshine makes desert, but not enough makes aretic | y liberal with his tip: you,” Tillie grabbed the quart bot regions, Well, it appears that at luncheon|tle and hoisted it on h, with the day previous Tillie, who had lost | her head on the good Samaritan's Alk li Ik G th R bl | considerable flesh and vivacity the|shoulder and the good Samaritans alt é athers ubles past three months, suddenly col-}arm around her waist, as she sat i) é . ' apwed and had a bad hemorrhage;}on a garbage can, underneath a News item from Moscow, Russia, sa “Former Secré |Gus had isted in carry the|lamppost at the hour of 10:30 on a iateeanhe Senet tary of Interior Albert T. Fall and two groups of Ame | poor thing to A he it 3 ts treet Sorrel it was a picture no Tae Beanvert | to rf ry : yf course new ie} artist could pain Tillle a8 poorly . 8 can oil men interested in Russian oil have arrived here. | tabproaioale “ahs bel Blanes sank: Mee aa oe saa IN THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS ee President Harry Sinclair and General Attorney Stanford for her he had her on his} hard-boiled and blonde-and haggard mus yoan travel CANADIAN ROCKIES ris sew way of the Sinclair company, form one group. | mind all day |“Boy, oh, boy,” sho gurgled as she t) he one. and only way through JASPER NATIONAL PATUG the “Mr. Fall is not interested in either group, according to |,,,\V0"",." deg ed nee tl Baus a SSG) the J] Motoring, rotting: inhi, campingy riding, Aline eennig’ Me: ~ rae Pai, anit ; Uf apa h ie {home to di ! lephor cock world you do carry goo¢ stimes and never-failing tonics. ‘ Mr. Sinclair, but is accompanying him for a general in- | Maisie that ho would b orking | liquor. K 1GE—Dungalow homes, thoroughly modern spection.’ ‘ at his office until About 11 o'clock.| “Keep the bottle, ‘Tillie vid $0.00 por day and pt roe Accommodations 250 guents, Rates, What is more wonderful than a “not interested” friend? And that afternoon one if his} Gus “I'll call a taxi, and send you wei oe ake AH ah rapa Nae inslnaed) eran. O Ra de ha ad lana steam xchoonors came in from a}home," He. turned toga back. to h ‘ ¢ lino of Monest peaks—lowest altitude and That's how, if ever, come perfect friends! Al Fall was so | sfexican port and. her captain| his office to phone for the taxi cooler climes, not interested ecretary that he ided ‘Teapot Dome | brought ashore for Gus a quart] and there at the curb stood his wife COAST TO COAST TRAIN SERVICE—Mountain Scenlo Observation Cars, to his old friend Harry. Al left the cabinet with his bottle of red liquor that had aged|in her car, taking in the situation Excursion Mares Beat May 16 to Sept. 18 fortune in disrepair, Now over in Russia, he’s a ruble 0 ye Paen a kitted Bi ‘ th called ss the office to bring Apply J.D, MoGutre, 902 tnd Ay, Seattle Hin aint © unclent Gus decided to bring tim Home, and woman-like, she had Canada Welcomes United States Tourists millionaire! home and keep it In the medicine] concluded to surprise him! No Passports Required —— chest in the event of a flu epl-| She succeeded. I'll say sho dic phe Canadian Nattonal route through the All work and no pay indieates Jack 1s a farmer, demntd,: ‘ai joni. pongdence| Wek Ads Bie ciaatetonbenecel Rovkien Witte Canara higheat peeks, at a ‘ ayes hin drug Whisky |Gus once und then at ‘Tillie; then| Of; anya ttantoontinghini Reuter chi bee or uot a bee, that’s the picnic question, Well, with the botle (it had alyhe picked up the speaking tubo 4 :| Two Lovers Die in if All Saints’ Church—Canon Tonald Hiltor tor, Morning ‘ Two or Three Are Gath I Pe pea detad St. Luke's Church—Rentor « Trinity Parish Chureh—\ on Ronald Hilt 07 Mo H. B rect Holy commun ‘ ’ of 1 - eta8 ; oe Columbia Ber m Church—#. 4 First Baptist Church—Ambrose | Mau, past hool M D. L, pastor Sunday | mi or fer la 11, “Branded In”; ¢ 8, “Pep or Jazz? : First Unit 5 siius West Seattle. | 11 The Present k of the water, pas-| Church 5 com. avec = § 8, tn.; morning service,| Dunlap Baptist Church—p. A, hat Go Down to the Sea| Klein, pa Morning service, Men See the Works |The Wiles of Satan Lord and His Wonders of the an Calling.” St. John's Church. Service by Maurice J tor of the 1 8. mu vening serv. rm Chureh—Hi Epip! jarold G. Hen- St John's Danish Lutheran | nessy, pastor. Holy commur Church—Aifred . Sorenson, pas th; morning Jee, 1, to Morn servi 14; ever 4 : é E dence te St. John’s Church Osborn Evangelisi—Theodore Os-|old G. Hennessy, pasto Bethany Baptist Chruch—Antrim BACK ACHED H. Nicke stor Morning ser, Mrs. Robinson Tells How She Found Relief by Taking Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound — Amarillo, Tex.—‘‘My back was my greatest trouble. It would acheso that bar it would almost killme and] woulc have cramps. suf- fered in this way ai seas en aay ™ en a lady frienc Concine 2 suggested that } " | ydia E-Pink- ham’s Vegetable Compound. I have had better health since, keep house and am able to do 5 microscopic doors were sted herself Now too Of ® pu I had at fere an important con. sat 10a. m Hes oat ———J my work. 1 recom- Would: 2 xeyhole! | mend the Vegetable pom tomy I place 1 small | friends as it has certainly given me oe great relief.’’—Mrs.C. B. ROBINSON, Directly in front of it, 608 N. Lincoln St., Amarillo, Texas. And set the alarm. The Vegetable Compound is a splendid medicine for women. It re- lieves the troubles which cause such . hs symptomsas backache, painful times, Grim Suicide Pact |itregularity, tired and worn-out feel- MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., July 20.— |!88 and nervousness. This is shown Their marriage forbidden because of | {Pe and again by such letters as thelr youth, Harry | Mrs. Robinson writes as well as by Nellie ton drowned themeclyes, /on€ Woman telling another. 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