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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-16

gdnssn iinb. 5riiber, CUR 3eit &6nig
&arls H., na6 bem bic f9parSen, rot
ge5ei6neten SingsGbarles ibren Ras
men fiibren, paren bic Sier4en nod
in feiner @eiIe iibersii6tet, es poren
tleine, muntere, betpegli9e 9eIellen,
6eute aber fin6 es trdee Siere, bic
ensliI6e llebertreibun9siu8t in bl0bs
Iinnige Rriippel berbilbet bat. Sie
3ii6ter boben BEL Der S9affung Der
6euti9eu sorm bic Qusnubung Der BET
alien 3pergruFen purbanbenen Reis
gung, Die tinbli9en S9dbelDerbdltz
nife, alIo oas lleberpiegen bes Sirns
tells iiber ben &iefsrteiI bis in bns
@rtreme beibebalten. L>o5u tommt
nod, bnb man oorauf bin arbeitete,
ben &opf runo gu I6affen, Der Sbers
topf purbe b0GIis balbtuself0rmig ia
er TT mitunter Iogar mebr als bal6s
treisf0rmig gerunbet, fobab Die Stirn
iibsr ben grpben, trdnenben 9lusen
poritebt uno bic aufpdrts seri9tete
Raie faIt beriibrt. 9tber fOlde .S90ns
beiten" Der RoFe iino, eliidlidertpetie,
nur Ielten. Sierau tommt nod, buB
ber neuseitli6e 8ingsGbarIes foit Bis
auf ole @rbe berabbGngenoe Obren nit
Iongen Suaren beiibt unb bic tur5en,
brett geIteGlten, ni9t nur auf Der Riids
Ieite mGbtis bebaarts, ionosrn aud
nod nit langen Saorpinieln Stpiiden
ben 3sben perIsbene 2Gufe beiibt. &ur5,
Der mooerne 8ingsGbarles 1T Elm
Stubenbunb i'm polliten Slime bes
Wortes, Der fib i'm Sreien iiberbdupt
taum nod bepeeen lam.
&anin9enpflege.
Sn BEN Sommermonaten, tpo 9riins
Futter fir ben &anin6enahdter rei9s
li9 sur @erfiigung itsbt, III bsim @ers
fiittern beFefben gu bea4ten. buB bem
@riinfutter Itets cine 8sisnbe bon
SrOdenfutter, Sufer, Seu, 8rot 5uges
fsbt tpirb. Sn erifer 2tnte gilt oieies
fir Die Sungtisre. 9teIen aber aus
I9lieBIi6 @riinfutter su pernbfolgen,
lit aienIib ssfGbrli9, neil friIdent.
tuDbnte Siere on bsmielben lei4t err
frdnten uno stngeben.
Nudteilig fir &nnin6en 1T aud
DIE beige @itterune; bic Siere miifer
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-16
Das Drutfdbr Deim
8ienen i'm g o m mer.

8ienen i'm mer.
9ort, pp ben 9ienen &leefelber nit
tpeibem ooer rptem &lee iippige Sra6z
ten liefern, ober ipp ionit gu oieier 3eit
iib Elm rei9er 8liitenflor Seigt. entz
ipidelt Ii6 in ben St0dsn nod sinmat
elm reges 2sben. Die Sonigi6leuoer
fommt bier uno ba bann pieber in Be-
ipsgung unb, mas bon GROCER Didz
tigteit fir eine quite ueberipinteruns
lit, bic &0niginnen iperoen gu neuem
8rutaniub anseIpornt unb eine Mengs
iunger 8ienen peroen na69e5o9en,
ipsI9e bic alten Su erieben baben, bic
Dem Dinter nit ieiner &Glte gum
Spfer fallen ober in Der rauben Sriibz
idbrspitterung raid babin gerafft
iper6en.
Sn 9egenoen, ipo auf cine Spdtz
fommertrn9t gu re6nen lit, sebt bet
8rutanIab mebr unb msbr Suriid, um
snbIi9 gons aufSubOren. @ereinisi
Der Smter i'm Serbit 70 berabgetoms
meme i9pa9e 8Dlter, Inn itarte @Ofs
Ter fir bas Sriibiubr 5u erieben, 10
bat er bel Der 4uspinterung oo9 muir
SdnG9linse uuf bem Stanbs, neil er
nur alte unb feline junsen 8ienen eins
getpintert bat. Or umiibtige Bic
nenaii9ter pereinist ouber fdpa9e
8Dlter I9on i'm 9lusuit unb fiittert
iie fpstulatiOe, Inn neuen 8rutaniab
Su betpirfen.
SGmtli6en 8Dltern iino in 9.sens
ben pbne SpGtIommertradt Die Sos
ntgrGume gu lesren. gtpaise Jiit=
terunsen biirfen nur gbenbs bOrses
nommen iperoen, bamit RGuberei pors
eebeugt nirb, benn TT sinmal IoI9t
in Der tra9tenIoIsn 3ett aussebro6en
70 tann fie fir ben eanSen 8isnenitanf
Derbdnsnispol tperben.
Spaniels.
Die Spdniels iino tleine, niebrige
lansbaariss SuebbunO., aus benen bi,
IOeenonnten 3pereipaniels berborae'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-16
S9epubltaner itimme fit stipp als GonntD Gomm1dr
gtipp mirO gewinnen.

S9uB Dor Der Sonne baz
ben. Sic bleiben munter unb geIunb,
penn iie SummelplGbe nit Sdatten
poer elmer einfeitig offensn SalIs i'm
5reien boben. Die Sta[baltung lit
fir &anin9en i'm Sommer INNER
mebr ooer ipenissr qualbolI, in eriter
2inie oonn, penn es ben Sieren an
friT9er 2uft feblt un6 i'm Stall tetne
peinli9e Sauberfeit berrf9t. Den
itdrten @eru9 i'm Stall binOet man
our9 Sin itreu bon SGseIpGbnen II. +.
m. Dem StreumateriuI ion uu9
Sips beigemengt perben, er erbobt
glei9Seitig ou9 ben Sunspert Der &a>
nin9enertremente. 9ln beiben Sagen
folIen &anin9en au6 Dfter nit reinem
WaFer getrGntt perben.
Gbiuefif9 g Gnfe.
Die 9ineiH9en S6dsrs obsr Sdpas
nen9GnIe iinS iebr bart unb pertrdeen
piel &Glte. 0ie Siers iinb i'm Sutter
ni9t pGbleriId, perluneen muir biel
@riinfutter, bsn0tigen aber teines
freien 8aFers. Die Siere legen ieds
sis bis Iiebsig gter i'm Sabre, 70, ooB
iie i'm 5riibiabr Biz gu ettpu Dieraig
Stiid legsn, ben Reit Ounn i'm Serbite.
Die SSdsrsGnIe briiten bortrsfflid, bic
Sungen 1ino ober in ben eriten Do9en
etpas empfinblid unO bebiirfen Iorgs
famer pfIege. Die Gier finb ipobls
I6medenb, ebenIo 6us faftise Sleifd
ber alten Siere. Die Siere iinb our6s
aus tein 3isrsefIiiseI, fpnbern ipirts
T9oftlib tpertbpIl.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-16

am feline Serewilste Dem gofe ne sanss Belt gu piOmsn
iope Ous SeneS ener sreep grabrnS als Elm erOSre9r
&ontraftor Srabsnerbauer uno SeddSmann
SIS inO feline @uperfesen" 5u einen @unen aus8efreut
IS nb feline poian gIque &ombuatOnen Ober GorpOratO.
men, peIe feline &anoioaur forosn nb bod nb @eer Spps
gbanen Domination auf Dem rpubanien S6et enen Seq
nern melt poraus g 1T uuerdt6 Dem @rOs neil bic
@dbr 2adapanna Gop bort anseanSt no mo- e e9enS
benen 4r spp if abIou unabban9ig Elm &epubllfanr bon
beniener Sreue Elm @eddtsmann bon etabirtem Gros Elm
&anbbat pdr Oas saIair OS mtes u6t n0bs ba abr nil
lens it, eos Mnute einr Belt Dem OfeuIlen 8ob gu uomn.
@er stpp usprid Die gsuaIuns enes priuaten SebdfeS
enn Sbnen su lber9ben uno Die san5e Belt Der guaIuns
oes mtes a County Sommr nit bereben gnsie gu pomn,
Die feline pruaten lnnemunSe erfOSrs6 maen Yesr sttpp
SOrpu nau Dntas sspuun usbnau maat fa u '
unn immuns bsmsbar Spp wb cine Sdr fur ba republic
auhe Nousmbsr in. Stipp i unubbanss Spp 1T bs;
stpp 1T sbrId tmmt fur un Dtaun BEN r trausn i6nnt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-16

9onooner SorIenberidi: Ser ruiz
iiine Sieg bate etnen gitnitigen @tn=
flub auf Die 9lttienbDrie." Sarum lteb
aud @n9lano 5000 Seutibe BON ben
&uTeu 9efangen nebmen,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-16

9lbermals tpollen bic 8uiien i'm
S6parsen Meer 100 tiirttide Sabre
seuae perientt haben. Sas ma6t iebt
$50 Satten taum seOadt, oaB Der
Sarfe 10 piele S6tife bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-16

Gttpas sutes buben bic @eretnigten
Staten bod fir Seutidlano 9etban.
Sdtten Ie &uBlanb nidi iObiel Wtuni.
tion aeianOt, oann bdtten bic Seutiden
nidt Iopiel erobern tOnneu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-16

Ser Yremier @anaoa's ertldrt, bab
$50, 900 @anaoier iib an Der Sront
befinben. Wabri6einlib Der @runo,
pesbalb Die @ngldnOer iid BON oeriels
ben fernbalten
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-16

Gin yleip Yorter, Der i'm &ufs ftebt,
bas &riesspeien b6aig Su beriteben, lit
Der 9lniidt, baB SeutidlanO uno Oeit-
errei6 bur6 ibre Sie9e INNER fdwds
der. bic &uHen Gran3Oien unb 8riten
bur9 fire Nieoerla9en INNER itdrter
neroen. Man lernt UieI geues in bies
fem &rie9.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-16
WiBb eater.

.Sie baben borbin meiner SOater
.insR RuB segsb.n; rs9tfsrtis.u sic
Ii9!1
SD ipOllte nur Iebeu, Oh Fe ben
Wunb ouf benz re9ten Sled bat!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-16

go iebt i6on mad muir einidbrisem
Srteg ben 9lllitrten (au6 gnslanb) bic
finanSielle uno militdriI6e Sraft auss
9ebt, 70 brau6t man iid iiber beren
Srobuns. ben Srte3 nod bret unO
mebr Sabre fOrtieben gu uOllen, nidt
beiouoers auTsuregen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-16

8ie in 9lusii6t seFellte 8erle9un9
Der ruiiii6en Sauptitaot mad Wlostau
wiiroe oas bette iein. mas bic &uhen
tbun t6nnten. Sir Petersburg!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-16
aaFsrnenbofbIats

l1ntsrOffiSisr: -9Onnsrpetter, gius
idbriserl unb tpsnn Sts uu9 ben sans
gen ROrneIius Repomui ouspenbis
t5nRsn, bier bubsn @ie iia suidmmsn
gu nebmsn!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-16

gnslanbs Steuern Iollen I'm z bis
12 groSent erb0bt nOroen iein. Die
Srte9sanitifter perben bort nod febr
pDpuldr tperoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-16

@nelano iubilirt iiber einen neuen
Stee = ben Der gereinigten Staten
iiber Seuti6lanb. lleber bic eigenen
Siege bats teinen 8runo gu iuhiliren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-16

limb Seuti6lanb ladt iiber bic a1t=
gebli9en SrieoenspOri6ld9e, wte tie
BON Der allitrten Preiie in bic gDelt
btnausppIaIlrirt fperoen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-16

Serr BON 5irpib nirb bod ipobl
nidt reeben miiIien." tuie bic griten=
preNe froblodenO erSdblte. Seine u
9oote arbeiten tpeiter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-16

Sails es StOOp ni6t seltnet, bic
@ereintgten Stuaten gum Srte9e gu
bemesen. Wtrb tbm nt6ts anoeres iibrt9
bleiben, pie ii6 Oon ben @nsldnoern
anperben Su laiien, I'M ieinen Slut=
burit su itillen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-16

pgDo itebt Der SeinO9" Ser 5etnO
itebt bier!" DSen Saumen orauf ben
ne6men mtr!1 9ta6 oieiem bO9it prO=
baten &rtessplan Opertren iebt bic
beutI6en Seerfiibrer in RuBlano.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-16

@ieoer Elm bib6en torpeotert. limb
pieoer baben bic 8riten teine Warn.
ung geb6rt uno seieben. Sic i6ei-
nen auf ibren Sdiffen gu idlafen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-16

Was tit Der llnteridieo Sptideu un.
ieren 6armern uno ben beuti6sOiter=
rei6ii9en Sruppen9 @ar teiner. Sic
vorei6en" beioe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-16
DieTelsphonnummer bss. Bodeublatt
1T tsst $500 (ueues).

General Soffre nemt bic bisberisen
@rfolse ber Staiiener peldnenoe.
@ir bdtten ME eeOudt, OaB er 10 be-
f9eiben tpdre.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-16

Der fein &inberbera nidt perIisrt.
Meneius.
8eH toR ben RenT8eu. su f9lt6t
S@tt SeHit Fder BON iidb feGber gu
gut.
Dsr fih gu bist nit bem..a .aleinen
abeibt, miro setp6buIi3 unta6is fir
bas SroBs. ROdefoueaulo.
Die Rprrsfponbena mon6er Qeute
befdrdnft ii9 barouf, uuf poIttarten
8rtefe 5u Deripre9sn.
rDer einmol liist. benz glaubt
man niht"-nein, erit tpenn sr fonies
qusnt Iiiet, glaubt man tbm,
9ie Srauen lisben bic StGrfe,
obns iie nadSuabmen, Die TtGnner
bic 3drtbeit, obns fie Su ertpibsrn.
Iuf Der dsdti9en Snfel Sos freit
ni9t Der Wann um Die 8raut, ions
bern bos MGb9en um ben 8rdutis
gam.
buspfldn3en fonmen
In ben DftIiden auben nod in Der
S5bs bon 47O0 Retsr, unO Sipdr In
W}en9e bor.
ltneIiidli9 III nur Der, Der
ben GERM berIGBt, bsnn Der Serr
| islbf perIGbt fsintH.
9raf bon 3inaenborf.
| 9ie 9liidfeligfeit betsHt baupts
iG9Ii6 barin, bob bu ni9ts anberes
| iein pilIf, aIs mos bu in Wtrfli9fet
biit. erasmus bon Rottsrbam.
| Seoes dufsssebene 8orurteii. bas
Der Menf9 bur9 @sburt, 2ebensfreis,
GepObnbeit beiaB. TT elm Sdritt gum
ipabren Slid bin, Siltp.
Die 2eiituns ,inss @eidOHes bon
30s3ntimeters& s&alibsr beim 0erldIs
| fen Der 9ei9iibmiinbuns betrdst ruub
feds Miuionen pferoetdrten.
Rid t bonn @erItanoe, nod ipeniesr
bonn @efiible, nur bonn DilIen mHbte
bic b6bers grsiebuns unbeben. Sene.
beiben seben nur Sorm, oisier allen
etnen SnbdIt.
| 60 far9sbar audi Der &rieg LIT. 10
bstunOet n bod Die ssiE& @rObe bts
MenT5en, Der tnsuctidd1dgiten Orb
f.inb, BEN Sobs, au Rabsif Dermas.
Seine. Reiiebiloer.
Der 3eiten 3eissr itebet niemals itil
Der triist iib ielbit, Der ibn 5uriide
fpenoet,
llno iene, bic elm Soft berberben min,
Die bat er ale 3eit borsrit berbIenbet.
2ubtpig Nnoensrubers
Sobolb Der Stunt ruff: SEPT
gilt es mir un6 meinem 9afein, bann
erpa6t in einem freien @olte bic
bD9ite aGer Susenben, Die 70 grob
unb f9rontenlos i'm 6rieoen niemaIs
tpaIten fam: Der Spfermut.
Sreiti9fe.
Der pariIer .Ratin" bat cine
beutidbe Marts NIT Dem @uforud
@9tpei5 ab9ebilSet. Sn elmer 8rief>
martenausitellung. Die elm 9err Wlels
billie in 2On6on peranfaltet. 1T fOgur
cine beutI6e @elterOberunssmorfe gu
Isben, nGmli6 cine bsutf9e Marte nit
bem ueberbrud rDte Delt" u.
eelbIfperItGnbIid beruben ulle oieIe
Sreimarten auf Tdti9ungen unb elm
boaGnoii9es 8latt bat bereits init
gfe9t' bsmertt. fie Seisten, bob bic
Oummen in Der Delt ni4t ole mir
ben.
8or einigen Do9en berifarb in
Miinden Der 8udbdnbIsr. s. pb.
Balm, Der lebte Gntel bes auf gefebl
gaapoIeons i'm SABRE 1906 gu 8raus
I ndu erfdoFensn 8udbdublers Sob.
gsbiItpp paIm aus S6ornborf. Der
9erIforbene betrieb in iiinssren Sab
! rem, pie Iein ssfdi9tli4 betannter
@robpater unb Batter bas 9u4bdnos
lsrseiperbe. asbtsrer berIsgte tnbef len
In ben pieraiser Sabren bes Isbtsn
Sabrbuno.rts fsin @sf9dft na4 9liins
den unb bra9te es bort 5u bober
gIiite. Gr erreidte bds hohe aIter
! bon atpeiunOa4tsig Sabren.
Die betdnnte 8erlagsanituIt Bib
Itosrapbtides Suitltut in 2eip5ig
ipurbe unter 9lusidei6ung ibrer ruff
fden SntsreFen tn cine Gftienssfeas
f9oft umsepanbslt. bon benz Ut
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-16

Sic iboaren iid 5ur unteritisun9
bon @eter Stipp 5uiammen. Sn
bem @ettlauf fur Die repubIifani'
Ide @ominationslit Der Name bes
9eter Stipp mdt nit oem Init.
IaufenbenE @efdbrten" Uerbunoen
tporoen. Ssine &anbieatur 1T
nidt berbunben init Der Starfe
obsr Iedpade zines slnberen.
eeine &asne lpiro entIan9
unabbdnsisen 3inien seIeitet, be-
fraftisenbiieine SdbiSfeit filr oas
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-16

gtemer3abler, Die SStrfiamfett TIT SCmt Ders
lam8en gS6bler, Die nttbt init pOliti=
fdbem ROmbimatiOnem aIiirt finN:
i0ld0e, oie 0eidb6ftSmetbO0em
TIT oer &erlualtmm9 0er
Gfemtlidbem 9Cemter
tpttmit1tn:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-16
g9mibel.

M n tann ni9t allen belfen, fast
Der Gn96er5iss unb-biIft teinem.
Uearie bon bnersgi9enbd9.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-16
.Si6srbeit-;a allsrerft."
Scranton Sabiugs unO
9iate 0art,

@erantpH, "a.
@ss. .. Ssrmyn. Yr6Fbsnt.
D. o. Duubam, gijt pr6fbtni.
G. 8. 9yntti, gbs pr6fbsnt.
Rilliam gapItp, aaifirn.
Samss Blair, Gfbilfe aafiirr.
Brtttrit %. 6IstB, @tu. GpunftI.
Die sr6bts etaatbanf In PsnnibIbaHia
Sbr aOnt, eruB ptn ilsiu. 70 rpanf&L
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-16

Gin GROCER Msni9 iIt berienige,
Der fein 4inoerbers ni9t perIiert.
Meneius.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-16

WeH DOR ben Menfaeu. gu f4lsf
Daltt, osHit F4er BON iid feGber q
gut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-09-16
e SpanieIs. b

Die @panieIs iin6 tlein.. ni,briss,
Iansbaurise SusbbunO.. aus oenen bic
TOsenonnten 3persipaniels berDoraes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-10
ORuh-(O From Chef)-A

copy OF bill which he said Senator
Lane OF Oregon Ia 10 introduce as
an amendment OF the La Toilette
seamen's law.
A. y. Stewart. president OF
Stewart a. Holmes Drug Co. agreed
with Secretary Case OF the Com.
mercial club that the trade OF the
Northwest should be better dc.
velopcd with the Orient than with
South America, as Seattle Is 1000
miles farther from South America
than New York. he said.
Allan II. Dougherty. president Of
the Ocean Lumber Co. which deals
in the European trade exclusively.
said there was n big demand now
for redwood and Douglas fir and
spruce. but there II q lack OF ton.
mage lie pleaded for an American
merchant marine.
William Pigott OF the Seattle
Car g. Foundry Co. suggested non
partisan tariff board to travel about
the country. take testimony and
submit expert opinion to congress.
There Is n disposition 10 knock"
business men at this time. said
Pigott. and business men are too
cowardly 10 start anything now" In
other countries. he said. there Is a
different attitude. and until the
American government and people
change their attitude. business will
have no chance OF improving.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-10
Il Ruins Hair to
Wash Ii With Soap

Soap should be used very spar.
ingly, II at all. II you want to keen
your hair looking its best. Most
soaps and prepared shampoos con.
tain too much alkali. This dries
the scalp, makes the hair brittle.
and ruins IL.
The best thing for steady use is
Just ordinary mulsified cocoanut
oil (Which is pure and greaseless)
and is better than soap or anything
else you can use.
one or two teaspoonfuls will
cleanse the hair and SCALP thor.
oughly. Simply moisten the hair
with water and rub 1t In. II makes
an abundance OF rich. creamy lath.
or. which rinses out easily. remov.
ing every particle OF dust, dirt, dan.
druff and excessive oil. The hair
dries quickly and evenly. and II
leaves the scalp soft. and the hair
fine and silky, bright, lustrous,
fluffy and easy 10 manage.
You can get mulsified cocoanut
oil at any pharmacy. it's very
cheap. and few ounces will supply
every member of the family for
Observation-Disclosures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-10
B. c. ELECTRIC
ORDERS men TO
TAKE UP ARMS

NEW WESTMINSTER. Aug. 10.
your King and Country Need
You've Can Spare You"
Such was the typewritfen notice
pasted on the back OF every pay
check issued to the hundreds OF
employees OF the British Columbia
Electric Railway company today.
They were addressed only to the
unmarried men.
There is a great commotion
among bachelors In the employ OF
this. the largest corporation out.
side OF the c. p. r. In British Co
lumbia.
Many OF the men declared II is
nothing less than the meanest
kind OF CONSUMPTION. Some OF the
remarks made around the station
and pay window would make very
poor recruiting literature.
The fact that all the leading
conservative politicians and civic
officials are flocking to the colors
for commissions In the 10th regi.
ment, and in their uniforms strut
around the streets, 1000 miles
from the firing line. occasionally
attending political meetings and
public functions, is proving a de-
torrent to recruiting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-10
A CHANCE FOR MR.. BRADLEY

T. T. BRADLEY, secretary Of the Building Mama
- gers association, told Rotary club members
at lunch Monday that taxpayers ought to 60 right
up to the city hall and stand guard TO see that the
tax rate is kept down. The high cost of living had
Mr.. Bradley greatly worried.
Not sufficiently worried however, so that he
will exert his influence to have the aforesaid Build
ing Managers association reduce its downtown
rentals enough to let Seattle merchants make a
living
High rents must be met And while the store
keeper stands his share OF the sacrifice, usually the
ULTIMATE CONSUMER must help foot the bill.
And that is YOU Mr.. and Mrs. Newspaper
Reader
Here's chance for Mr. Bradley to do some
very fine missionary work. And he doesn't have
TO go far away from home as the city hail. either.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-10
WEEP NO MORE

n GOD, patriotic standpatters who have been
VI weeping over the threat of the Robert Dollar
Steamship company to abandon American registry
as a rebuke to the LaFollette seamenS law, Should
dry their tears.
Old man Dollar ran up the American flag be-
cause German gunboas were after him, and he
did il with the specification that he would wear that
flag only during the war. When he gets thru using
our flag you won't hear him threatening our laws
Mr.. Dollar is strictly after the dollar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-10
COMMISSIONERS
ARE ENTERTAINED

The members OF the federal
trade commission we're entertained
at n luncheon at the Commercial
club Tuesday noon.
VIII II. Parry. the Seattle mem.
Der of the commission. was the
guest OF honor at banquet ten.
dered by the Chamber OF Com.
merce on the roof garden Of the
Hotel Washington Monday night.
II was attended by the commission
and $50 leading Seattle business
men.
Everybody said nice things about
Parry. Parry, in an agony of self.
effacoment. said he didn't deserve
the fuss they were making over
him. He said he loved Seattle and
liked everybody.
There was food.
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CONTINUED
FROM PAGE /
B0ALT TELLS HOW
TRADE BOARD WORKS

from persons who think they
pay too much for clothes and
shoes.
In Detroit the commissioners
heard motor manufacturers.
but they did not hear automo-
bile owners.
In Chicago the packers told
their troubles, but persons who
eat meat were silent.
In Minneapolis the flour
manufacturers wanted help,
but persons who eat bread
were not heard.
So Il was when the commission
reached tho Northwest and Seat.
tie. True. the commission con.
tends that tho consumer Ia not in.
terested in this inquiry, which has
TO do with foreign trade.
Therefore. says the commission,
only the American manufacturer
exporter and shipper are Interested
BoaIt Sits Thru Hearing
This IL not strictly true. The
consumer IL always Interested.
whether an article OF commerce
In going from this country 10 some
other country or from some other
country TO this country. Il is travel.
ing In the direction OF consumer
who will have to pay for II. and
wear, eat or otherwise use Il.
| sat thru the hearings OF the
commission at tho Chamber OF
Commerce. Man after man stood
before the commission and told OF
the particular needs Of his business.
For Instance, G. ]. Ford, OF the
Pacific Coast Steamship Co, ex.
coriated the La Toilette seamen's
bin because II demanded that sail.
ors have deep.sea experience and
said that, In the event OF strike
the steamship companies would be
powerless because all the expert.
eneed sailors belong to the union
Ford Discusses Tariff
NO member OF the travelling pub.
lie stepped forward to say that he
for one wanted experienced men
on the ships on which he Travelled
Ford Is also In the coal business.
He talked tariff despite the wag.
ging OF the chairman's perfunctory
hand. He wanted the tariff put
back on Canadian coal.
J. s. Mcmillan. president OF the
Tacoma a. Roche Harbor Lime Co,
brought proof that the repeal OF
the tariff on Canadian products has
made II possible for Canadian lime
manufacturers to sell lime cheaper
in this country than in Canada.
Ask for More Details
lie showed that Canadian lime
sells at $3.50 barrel in Canada.
30 cents In Seattle and SO cents in
the Hawaiian islands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-10
MYSTERY IN Death
OF Prominent MAN

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 1o.-Po
lice are investigating the death OF
VIM. +, Hatch. Pacific coast agen,
for the Mccall Pattern Co, found
dead early today nj HIS desk
n bullet hole In his head and a
pistol by his side.
Hatch's body was found In his of
flee. II was sitting upright In a
chair. A 32-caliber bullet had en-
tered the head at the temple.
The door was locked. There was
no note TO explain the act.
Il can't believe William commit
ted suicide declared Mrs. Hatch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-10
CHRISTIANITY IN SUSPENSION

A GERMAN religious writer proposes "mor.
forum in Christianity" during the war, which
is the least hypocrtical religious utterance we
have noted for many moons.
This proposition Of kneeling in prayer before
going into battle to kill their fellow men, and sac.
rilegously calling on God to punish their enemies
so prevalent in the armies Of Europe, is sickening
MIGHTY FEW men would permit their consciences
10 write their autobiographies.