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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26
new RULING HITS
OREGON DRY LAW

PORTLAND. July 2G-Au opln.
ION rendered today by Circuit
Judge Morrow. should II be sustain.
ed by the higher courts. strikes a
severe blow al the Oregon dry
law. In the opinion OF the district
attorney.
In overriding the demurrer On
the complaint in the suit OF Wad-
hams a Co. against the San Fran.
cisco and Portland Steamship com
pany. Judge Morrow holds that the
provision In tho prohibition Law
limiting to Wholesale druggists the
right to import alcohol In large
quantities is In violation OF the in
terstate commerce clause 81 the
federal constitution.
lie holds .eat any genuine m1ar.
fscturer may import as much alec
hol as he desires for his own u.s..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26
10 DIE As HEROES

CLEVELAND. o.. July a6-To
day. IS hours after an explosion OF
gas and an attempted rescue Of II
workmcn trapped In a water works
tunnel under the lake had claimed
a score OF lives. safety lamps ar
rived. permitting the rescue work
to be resumed.
II. II. Rhinehalt. chief engineer
at crib No. 8. warned the federal
mine inspectors TO watch out for
more deadly gas Engines work.
ing all night pumped fresh air into
the tunnel. raising the pressure TO
20 pounds per square inch.
Ten men gave up their lives in a
heroic effort TO free the entombed
men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26
Aprons
At Clearance Prices

Bungalow Aprons OF blue and white checked bingham
figured percac, In light and dark coors, SOC.
Marguerite Aprons OF figured percae in light and dark
colors, 25c.
Od-fashioned Kitchen Aprons of checked gngham gath
cred to a band 25c.
Envelope Aprons, of light dark percale, soc.
Edith Boiling Apron Dresses, in light dark colors CSC.
Utility Aprons. made with kimono waist and straight
skirt opening down the front. Special 500.
Third
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Women's
lsaaHHHHaa
Vestees Csc

DISPLAY pieces and coun-
II ter samples. that's why
they arc reduced. Guimpes.
Ncstees and Chemisettes. OF
organdy. crepe and other fine
materials. -Firu Fioor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26
U. ". SOLDIERS
TO COME HOME
u. S. to Muster Out Students
Before Fall Terms
Begin
WOMAN GIVES FLAGS

stsft Special
CALENlCo. July 26.--Just as the
boys OF the Second Washington
had accepted tho announcement OF
plans for the installation OF cleo.
trio lights. showers. library books
and other comforts In their camp
here as an Indication of n long
stay on the border. the order from
Washington TO muster out all uni.
Versity students before school be-
gins In the fall was announced.
That means that Coach Dohie
viii have another strong football
team and that about 100 Washing.
ton university students will have a
chance TO finish their college edu.
cation.
Seattle boys are proud OF the
way In which Seattle IL coming
thru with table delicacles and 9th.
or comforts for her troops. Those
who are due back on the u" cam.
pus In September will be mighty
busy delivering the regiments
thanks.
This week the rockies" are get.
ting their first combat drill along
the old dry river bed Some Of the
dummies being used for targets are
crowned with sombreroes.
Each battalion Is proudly dis.
playing anew flag. the gifts OF Mrs.
Fortson. widow OF Capt Fortson,
who lost his lie In the Philippine
service.
III Centre. a nearby town. Is
rushing the Second Each company
Is TO be taken for an auto trip
thru the most fertile portion OF the
Imperial valley
But so far as the Seattle contin.
gent Is concerned. ri Centre. de
spite It's fine hospitality. won't In.
crease It's population The valley
never has rain. and the boys arc
all homesick for a good soaking.
Company n. Seattle. had a de
serier last week He surrendered
after reaching ios Angeles. how.
ever.
MAJ, Carroll. weli.known Seattle
Judge. held a competitive driil in
the manual OF arms for hts com.
panies last week The major gave
the four winners holiday and
80 apiece 20 spend The winners
were: Company NJ. Corp Rodney
Crabbs: G.. Corp. Wilder Carter:
X. sergt stephen Gura. +. sergi.
Bliss Sinclair.
Larry Martin. who coached the
/ University OF Washington track
team a year ago last spring. Is or.
gaining baseball team among
the different companies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26
JITNEURS LOSE OUT

BELfINCHAM. July 3s-rnless
IL jitney drivers. whose demnrrers
we're overrulcd by a cour, here
Tuesday. obtain licenses within 10
days. they will be enjoincd from
further operation.
The case was brought against
the drivers by the Puget Sound
Traction. Light & Power Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26
Laces, Chiffons,
Allovers, Csc Yard
Formerly Up to $50

Formerly Up to $50
A BOUT 400 yards OF Laces,
"A Metal Flounces, plain
and fancy Chiffons and en-
broidered Net and Lace All
overs, Clearance price, 25c
ward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26
Motor Caps Zoe
Formerly SOC to ST. 90

A VARIED assortment, in
"A GLIDING the popular
MARY Pickford" style. These
are samples and odds and
ends of many different lots.
First Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26
Lace Flounces
Half Price

CHORT lengths of IS to A.
~ inch Laces, Gold and
Silver Laces included. Pieces
long enough for waists or
guimpes. Half Price.
First Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26

The oldest state bank In New
York. the Bank OF New York. which
vas founded In 1884 by group OF
business men headed by Alexander
Hamilton. occupies a site II bought
n 1891.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26
Colored Wash Goods
Special sc a Yard

This low pricing should effect prompt clearance
ioc Printed Silk Striped Wolfe, SO inches wide.
25c Plain Colored New Cloth, 27 inches wide
CSC Seco Silk (Gray only, 27 inches wide.
i5c Ripplette, odd colors, 81 inches wide.
tSc Plain and Fancy Crepes, 80 inches wide.
Your choice, per yard, &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26
Unusual Value
Sheer White Novelty
Cottons, 18c a Yard

A PPROPRIATE for summary frocks and blouses-
"A satin striped voiles, satin striped marquisettes,
lace stripes and novelty weaveS, of sheer quality. All
this seasons styles and weaves. Widths 30
SO inches. Former price was CSC a yard Clearance
price, 18c. Third Floor
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w omen's Csc and 35c
Stockings l3c Pair

assortment OF several different kinds Sizes 81, g.
4 oA only. Most all tan. Sale price 13c.
Womens ST 90 Silk Stockings with garter welt 4py heel
and including twotone styles and fancy effects 75C
Womens SOC Silk Isle and Cotton Stockings regular
and outszes in black and tan, 35c pair.
Boys and Girls Black White Stockings, special 15t
Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26
Fancy Combs lOc
Formerly SOC to ST

MANY styles and shapes,
V1 carved, mounted and
ornamented ideas. Also Bar
cites. ornamental Pins and
other hair novelties. Choice
at 10c. First Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26
All SoiLed Muslins
IL Price

listing stocks have found quantity of lingerie
l. that has become slightly soed from counter shelf
display. including Corset Covers, Drawers, Gowns, Prin
Slips Chemise Combinations, Envelope Chemise Silk
Princess Slips, Crepe De Chine Petticoats, Boomers.
Camisoes, China silk Slps-ALL u PRICE.
a Eloar
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$2.95
Is now the price on
Women's
Pumps and Oxfords

II EGARDLESS OF former
IN prices, broken lines OF
Pumps and Oxfords have
been included in one clear
ance lot.
Women's Patent Leather or
Havana Brown Kid Pumps, light
welt sole. Cuban or leather Louis
heel. Clearance price, S2.9J.
Women's Button osfords OF pat
ent leather or demi-glazed kid, re-
duced TO S2.9J.
Women's Orords with plain
toe. patent or dull kid; hand
turned sole and leather Louis heel.
reduced 10 S2.9J.
Women's Sport osfords, white
nubuck. green or brown leather
trimmed. Clearance price, S2.9J.
Second Floor.
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s Dozen Waists
Reduced to 85c

TN HEY arc all lingerie and
i this seasons merchan-
disc. The majority are OF
organdy, with sailor collar
and long sleeves. Rose or
blue trimming. Also some
sizes OF wolfe and madras
striped Blouses. All have
been reduced TO S5c.
Second Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26

AZTEC ROMANCE
William 3. Hart In -The Captive
God. and Fatty Arbuckle IN "rhe
Walters Ball" are playing at the
Liberty for the last time Thursday
night
The Captive God" Is picture
dealing with that rare race Of leo.
pie known rs the Aztecs. found by
the Spanish conquerors in the iG,h
century on the far coast OF Mexico
Hart II supported by Enid Markey
the star Of Aloha De" The Wait.
ers' Ball" is n fast Keystone com.
cdy.
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Beginning Tomorrow
great outgoing of merchandise for clearance. All
odd lots, broken lines and styles to be discontinued
Only a Partial List
Toilet
Necessities

&c ounce-packages Absorbent Cot
ton. Tor ...s.t........--. zoe
25c Bag Of Sea Salt Crystals. I sc
25c package Sanitary Napkins,
medium size. dozen ........tSe
soc size Nine lsc bells Blush
Rouge NJ ................... 23c
$500 French Ivory Comb and
Brush Set ..........+....s1 Do
75c TO 500 Hair Brushes. rare
wood backs ............... 3oc
i5c Velour Powder Puffs, In glass
Inc envelopes .....++-+..+....S SC
b0c Ebony Nail Buffers tremov.
able chamoisl ..+........... oc
Csc pound Bottle Peroxide Hydro
gen for ..........-...... 19c
i5e Pinked Edged Toile, Chamols
Tor .ss......tsss tt-.+s..ss s.+t IOC
25c Tooth Brushes. transparent
handles ......... .t+......sI loo
aTirHt Floor,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26

.ognixes that clothes do not max,
the man-and she loves niA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26
THE SELFISH WOMAN
THE AMERICAN BEAUTY

ne NMEFTCNN BEAUTY"
The American Beauty" will be
seen for the last times tonight al
the Alhambra. Myrtle Stedman. on.
acting the role of the American
Beauty Is we'll suited 20 her part.
and acts with much realism and
artistry. Elliott Dexter. as the lead
ing man, Is also a splendid type for
his part A comedy and scenic
complete the bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26
Complete Report
Of Market Today

Prices Paid Producers Tor tgE..
Poultry. Veal and Fork
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26

Larry Martin. who coached the
University OF Washington track
team a year ago last spring. is or.
gaining a baseball team among
the different companies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-19

TRYING TO FORGET rrf
The West Parrish Vile DssshAsy
eiss NET NJ Nrs- sylvia Thswss' las,
Saturday Go REMIND her OF her Aissk-
asy. u wss . ~smpiete surprise "a
her~--Frsa the rsssasa HeralA-
WELL. WHO cAREsf
Admiral Won Trpitz always
wears elastic boots.
Orange Jelly and cream 10 q n.
vorlts dish OF the Russian royal
family.
King George has lately been de-
voting some time to the study OF
Russian.
Queen Mary's accounts Of her
personal expenditure are kept by
her chief dresser
marry" IN the pet name By
which the queen OF Norway IL
known TO all her relatives
The prince Of Wales. during his
stay in London. has rissn every
day ut O'Clock In the morning.
PART or THE MILLION WHO
WOULD RISE OVER NIGHT,
ETC. ETC.
Ceiiiev.s las dsg up this iIlu.in
sftsg sews ftemi
Liseeis. Neb>-Ths Third yebrssh 9
regiment r. ready TO be mustered In
On short notice. TIE mes are drill
lag. bat have 30 gum or equip mest
--CeL william Jesaiags Bryan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-19
Boys and War

TN HE wisdom OF universal military
l. Misunderstanding. mind you. not
service-usually is placed upon the
ground that il would give TO boys and
young men physical development. dis
cipline and cooperative spirit that could
be gained in few other ways.
The opposition eenters largely on the
sentimental view that the training pro
posed would be given at the most i'm
pressionable age OF youth and would de-
velop an Objectionable military viewpoint
in all our young men. II would be all
right. many declare. to train men. but
not boys.
The fact is. however. that II is the boys
who will fight our next war. as they have
fought our past wars. II is boys-young
men under 2i--who always are the first
at the front in every war
The chances not only for their sue
cess. but for their lives. depend largely
upon their military training. Both bull
lets and disease find their easiest mark
in the unframed soldier
Study these figures. Perhaps they will
give you a new viewpoint on who II Is
that fight our wars. on who Il 10 that
should be trained to protect themselves,
as we'll as their country. in case OF war.
They show the ages OF the men," in
reality boys. who fought in the Union
army during the civil war:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-19
UNNATURAL HISTORY
BY GENE AHERk

What In this7 II looks like q
piece OF spaghetti being thrown out
OF kitchen door.
sh-h-hl Astenl IT'S the garden
hose crane, q first cousin to the
travelling crane. Our camera wasn't
big enough to take a picture Of the
crane standing up. and we asked
him to pull his head down out OF
the clouds, so we could get q better
view OF him.
He has to have his collars and
sox made TO order.
His head Ia 80 far away from his
feet that he has TO have an intro
duction 10 his feet every time he
gets his head down near them.
A crowd at parade. accident or
ball park fence wouldn't bother
the crane.
A few years ago, when the wom-
en- wore their hats in a movie show,
a lot OF men envied the garden hose
crane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-19
Be Careful In Using
Soap on Your Hair

Most soaps and prepared sham.
poos contain too much alkali. which
Is very injurious. as II dries the
scalp and makes the hair brittle.
The best thing to use is Just
pls 0mulslfied cocoanut oil, for II
is pure and entirely greaseless. It's
very cheap, Gnd beats the most OK.
pensiye soaps or anything else all
to pieces You can get this at any
drug store. and . few ounces will
last tho whole family for months.
Simply moisten tho hair with
water and rub II in. about a tea
spoonful II all that ia required. II
makes an abundance OF rich,
creamy lather. cleanses thorough.
ly, and rinses out easily. The hair
dries quickly and evenly, and is
soft. fresh looking. bright, fluffy,
wavy, and easy to handle. Be
sides. It loosens and takes out ev-
cry particle OF dust. dirt and dan.
observation-disclosures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-19
The Fight on Brandeis

GEN. THOMAS ]. WALSH of Mon
~ tana, member of the senate subcom-
mittee which investigated charges against
Louis ID. Brandeis. appointed by Presi-
dent Wilson as associate justice OF the
supreme court. in his report to the senate,
bares the source of the bitter opposition
20 Brandeis in the following Illuminating
statement:
"The real crime of which this man is
guilty Is that he has exposed the iniqui-
ties of men in high places in our financial
system.
ale has expressed views on social
justiee'-to which vague term are re-
ferred movements and measurements to
obtain greater security, greater comfort
and better health for industrial work
ers. including safety devices. factory in
spection. sanitary provision. reasonable
hours. the abolition OF child labor. all OF
which threaten a reduction OF dividends.
at is easy for a brilliant lawyer to
conduct himself so as TO escape calumny
and utilization. All he needs TO do is
to drift with the tide. II he never assails
the doer OF evil who stands high in the
market place. he will have no enemies
or detractors that he need heed.
The man who never represents the
public or the impeeunious citizen in any
great contest. but always the cause OF
corporate wealth, never has these trou-
bles. II is always the other fellow whose
professional character is aalittle below
par.
"Disoouragements enough beset the
Ambitious youth who resolutely sets out
upon the path of devotion to duty and TO
the cause of justice. who strives to render
some real public service | do not care
TO warn him 10 abandon the hope OF
reaching the summit OF his profession by
that route.
TT is said that il is to be regretted that
any such controversy as this in which we
are involved should arise over a nomina-
ton OF justice OF the supreme court. So
II IS But when it is said further that
one might better be chosen over whom
no such bitter contention would arise. |
decline to follow"
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end OF a thick patch OF pine scrub
and Bill pulled up In n small open
ing. From a case swinging at his
belt he took out n pair OF field
glasses. and loisurely surveyed the
country.
"WeliY" Hazel Intercepted.
Nothing In sight. Ia thereT
Bill said thouEhtfuliy.
Don't you know this country al
ailg" abe asked Eioomily.
Il thought did" he replied
But can't seem 10 get my bear
ings TO work out correctly. I'm
awfully sorry 10 keep you In such
pickle. But II can't be helped.
Thus he disarmed her for the
time being. She could no, find
fault with a man who was doing
his best 10 help her.
Well, We won't get anywhere
standing on this hill.' he remark
ed al length.
lie took up the lead rope and
moved on. They dropped over the
ridge crest and once more into the
woods. Roaring Bin made his next
halt beside a spring. and fell 70
uniashing the packs
what are you eoing TO dor
Hazel asked.
Cook q bite. and let the horses
Craze" he told her. do you real
Ia. that we've been going since
daylight It's near noon. Horses
have 90 eat and rest once In q
while. Just the same as human be
lngs."
Tho logic OF this Hazel could no,
we'll deny.
Bill hobblsd out his horses on
the grass below the spring. made
. fire, and set 10 work cooking
For the ffrut time the idea o!
haste seemed to have taken hold
OF him. Altogether. he did not cor.
sumo more than ~ minutss st the
noon halt
The afternoon wore on without
bringing them any nearer Cariboo
Meadows 40 far az Hazel could see
She called a halt at 4 o'clock.
mfr. wagstaffi"
Bin stopped his horses and came
back 90 her.
Aren't We ever going 10 get any
WHARF," she asked soherly.
"Sure' but we've got to keep 90
Ing. Got 70 mako the best OF q bad
Job he returned
You don't seem to realize the
position IL puts me In" Harel an
swcred. A wave OF dependency
swept over her. and her eyes grew
suddenly bright with the tears she
strove TO keep back III we wan
der around In the woods much long
or. I'll simply be a sensation when
I do Get back 10 Cariboo Meadows
I'm a, stranger In this country. and
what little they do know OF me-
Roaring Bill looked up a, her i'm.
passively. Il know" he said. Your
friend Perkins talked lot. Bu,
what's tho difference7 Cariboo
Meadows Is only a fleablte. II you're
right. and you know you're right.
you can look the world in the eye
and tell II collectively 10 go TO the
devil. Besides. you've got per.
verified idea People aren't so ready
20 give you the bad eye on some
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-19
FEEL FINE
AND DANDY
Set a 10 Cent Box Of
"Cascarets" for Your
Liver and Bowels

Tonight sure' Remove the liver
and bowel poison which is Keeping
your head dizzy, your tongue coated.
breath offensive and stomach sour.
Don't stay bilious. sick, headachy.
constipated. Why don't you get a
boz Of CAscarets from the drug
store now? Eat one or two tonight
and enjoy the incest, gentlest liver
and bowel cleansing you ever expo
Tienced. You will wake up feeling
fit and fine. Cascarets never grippe
or bother you all the next day. like
calomel. salts and pills. They act
gently but thoroughly. Mothers
should give cross, sick. bilious or
feyerish children a whole Cascaret
any time. They are harmless and
children love them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-19
CHAPTER TX.
The House That Jack Built


Thereafter. day by day. the
miles unrolled behind them. Al
ways Roaring Eth faced straight
north. For a week he kept on tire
iessly, and a consuming desire to
know how far he intended to 20
began 10 take hold OF her. But she
would not ask even when she
found IL hard 20 keep up her hos
tile attitude. 10 nurse bitterness
against man who remained Sc
renely unperturbed. and who. for
all HIS apparent lawiessness. treat
ed her as a man would treat his
sister.
Two hours from their noon camp
on the fourth day in the valley.
Hazel sighted some moving objects
IN the distance, angling up on the
timber-patched hillside.
Presently she made them out 10
be men mounted. and accompanied
by packs. She counted the riders
five. and ~ many pack horses-
Upon her first impulse she
swung Off SIX. and started for the
hillside. There was . chance. and
she was rapidly becoming Injured
TO take chances. At . distance OF
100 yards. she looked back. half
fearful that Roaring Bill was a
her heels. But he stood with HIS
hands n his pockets. watching her.
She did not look again until she
was half . mile up the hill. Then
he and his packs had vanished.
So. too. had the travellers that
she was hurrying TO meet on the
valley floor. she no longer COM
manded the same sweeping out
look. The patches OF timber inter
vened. As she kept on. abe became
more uncertain.
She was growing tired Her feet
ached from climbing. and she was
wet with Precipitation. She rested
again, and tried calling. But her
voice sounded muffled In the tim
Der. and she soon gave over that
As twilight fell a brief panic
seixed her. She sat down on 4
dead tree and cried softly to her
self.
"wells"
She started. with an involuntary
gasp OF fear. II was so unexpected.
Roaring Bill Wagstaff stood within
five feet OF her. resting one hand
on the muzzle OF his grounded r.
Tie. smiling piacidly.
Continued In our next issue)
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frankly up at her. "is a better place
than Cariboo Meadows. I've got a
little house back there in the woods.
It's home for me. Why should 20
back 10 Cariboo Meadovs7 o.
your"
why should go with your
she demanded scornfully.
Because want you TO-" he muir
INJURED.
They matched giances for sec
ond. Wagstaf smiling, she half
Mortified
Arc you clean mad" she asked
angrily. Il was beginning TO think
you a gentleman.
"Yes7" he drawied. well,
there's no profit in arguing that
point Let's be getting on"
lilo reached for the lead rope OF
the nearest pack horse.
Hazel urged SILK mp a step. Mr..
Wagstaff" she cried. II must 90
back"
You can't 70 back without me-"
he said. And I'm not travelling
that way. thank YOU"
"Piease-oh. please" she begged
forlornly.
Roaring Bilrs face hardened. Il
will not" he said fatty. I'm 10
ing TO play the game my way. And
I'll play fair. That's the only
promise ! will make"
She took a look at the encorn-
passing woods. and her heart sank
AZ facing those shadowy stretches
alone and unguided. The truth OF
his statement that she would never
reach Cariboo Meadows forced IL
self home. There was but the one
way out, and her woman's Wit
would have 10 save her.
Go on. then" she gritted, in a
swift surge Of anger. u am afraid
10 face this country alone. ] ad-
init my helplehsness. But. so help
me. heaven. I'll make you pay for
this dirty trick"
He took up the lead rope. and
went on without even looking back
to see II she followed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-19

The training systems OF Switzerland
and Australia teach their youth as much
OF how 20 protect their health and life.
in peace as we'll as in war. as they do
OF how TO mee, an armed enemy. And
that training given 10 boys. Is not only
added strength for national defense. bu,
added insurance that the boys will live
10 be men. able 10 do mans work in the
world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-19

RIGHT IN the heat Of the viiis hunt. Senior
csrranxa laid on ss San BsrtoIo for q week OF
haths Also got . clean shsve-on the back
Of HE neck. Baths srs 90 uncertain In Mexico
that II son'ssIrnss takes . ~esk to Get oil the
dirt off . president