The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 10, 1916, Page 10

“Rock of Ages, Cleft for Me The Real Star ie a AT THE Redfield Tells How | made « peculiar, Objections Are | For a mom his face went so white I thought he was going to Easily Met taint. Alice!” he cried, in a volce so WASHINGTON, June 10.— Uncle Sam, employment agent, te putting into real effect, to the benefit of employers and | strange that, had I not been look ing at him, I would not have dreamed had come from him. Poor Alice's head drooped like a flower. For a moment he looked @eamen alike, the new federal at me. Seamen's taw, Secretary of Ob! ttle book, how I wished I ‘Commerce Redfield declared to- [had power to move from the room day. Under the law, ships cannot put to sea from an American port without the requisite number of registered men. Objections were made to the Jaw because it was clalmed it id work a hardship on trad- vessel operators In that they could not readily secure registered seamen in tome Ports, this dificuity tending to itis’ te 2 poet’ iiieetration of |the tenderness that could possibly |be compressed into it n' rat ee ee Smee ee ies Oeret | Before she had taken a step he T felt that his pain and Alice's «go ny were too sacted for eyes but their own. But there I was, Jana there I must stay. It seemed to ime hours before jeither of them stirred. Then Alice | said in a stifled voice, “If you don't need me, Mrs. Waverly, I think I'll go out Into the air for a moment.” As she started to go, Pat turned, end again he only sald her name, “Alice,” but this time the word con- Secret Redfield said. ree etree tem dare ago a| Was at her side and had her tn his telegram from the captain of gpg -. ry ed pe iy ig at Booth Maine, say Se ee oe canta fag that he ao 1d peo find the re-|coat, while her form shook with sobs quired number of registered sea-| ma . ‘men at the port, and asking "fal i fag see na sot ae oom. permission to clear with what help| ing in my bedroom because Pat he could employ. ined @ $0 e looke “The port officials had refused | "84 come so early. He looked st him clearance because he did not) tat blessed Irishman do but pick have the required quota of regis | H.6+ tittle wo: tered seamen. “The department. notified the port o investigation tho she were a burt child and car- ry her into the other room I felt my cheeks wet where the immediately elals to make ed the depart-| tears were chasing themselves Ment of labor to notify, thru It#) down, and hastily dabbed them Tepresentatives at Bath and other) with ‘an end of the sheet. I did| Mearby ports, any registered sea) not seem to have a handkerchief men there and send them to Booth-| handy bay, and gave assurance to the) ‘Then I began selfishly to wonder Captain that the government was! what I should do without my little looking out for him nurse. She has grown to be such “Within a remarka short time|@ part of me that I shall fee F ANNIE WAR In Her Great Big Film Triumph “AGUTTER MAGDALENE” SEAMEN’S LAW Confessions of a Wife | tained all the love, all the pity, all! what did) man up in his arms as | more | 15c Children 5c Afternoon Concert himes of Normandy” nd a Xylophone Solo Saturday Last Times BLANCHE SWEET Poon BECOME “MIXED UP") Margie Waverly has lived since| gan ave | IN MY MIND her marriage, and come at last to| eee | w t Pat saw in Alice's face|!i@ here where she is now lying! ‘The republican national commit-| Play hare surprised him, for he | Then let us see what they would |tee’s reception room is a sort of articulate sound. | ¢o r the circumstan man to refuse ttle joy I get out of it if I were Ike oth women, and happy, or even just In good health, I hope I would be strong enough to resist the aub tle flattery of the little jade god of | dreams and the coral salvia. I think of that little jade god of |dreams very much. Poor little, lonely bit of flotsam that out there | tell |somewhere tn the sea is being cast| hither and thither in its long! search for its mate. Will Fate, who seems a cruel creature, ever bring them together? Is the story told to Malcolm Stu-| art by the “wise man” typical of | mortal affinity? Do we, too, have to Ko about for countless ages hoping to find o other selves; sometimes thinking | | we have done #0, only to be parted |by some untoward thing, and then have to take up the search again Have those two happy people in the other room found the very one for which each was unconscious! searching? As Malcolm Stuart sald so often, It 1s all mixed up.” (To be continued) FATHERS TESTIFY IN TRIAL OF ORPET | WAUKEGAN, Til, June 10. Frank Lambert, aged father of Marian Lambert, the girl Will Or-| pet is on trial for poisoning here today, testified how he kissed his daughter good-night, and found her lying d in Helm woods the next morning. Orpet's father, Edward Orpet, tes |tified he kept a pound of cyanide in & greenhouse. ® sufficient. number of able sea-| helpless than ever when she is| SAVED BY PEDDLER men to man his vessel arrived at| gone A Boothbay, idle men were given em-| I am glad, little book, that the| j.. ies tone dé a Ployment, and he was able to sail| groat speciailst from ‘Vienna ts|,,TVERETT, June 10—The Ife of with a competent crew.” |coming over, and I have determin. |) pt hen mali op Bbcigs b A similar case was cited at Jack-|ed absolutely to abide by his de-| fit: “os faved by an unkno gh erg sonville, Fla cision about myself. To you, lit-) ° ht ar ia 1 is hair, A steamboat captain appealed to|tle book, I am going to confess | : ng wy ~ braid and hanging the department for permission to|just how happy |t makes me sr perv “et bac Holip rae into an open gail with unregistered seamen \know that Malcolm Stuart still Whi ete Cy ge Aa P26 Within a short time the depart-| thinks of me sapaaniere: of hee biasing reases, ment of labor agents, by co-opera-| Isn't it strange how things come raf open wid agg et dler, | tion with the department of com-| t? No one seems to realize | ¥2° immediately selzed her and| merce, placed the disposal of| but Mollie that I, too, had a letter beat ort the flames. The girl was| the captain a sufficient crew of|from him, and Molile has attached |"0t burned 9 0 little {importance to the fact | able seamen | 8 Prequer the department has|that she has never mentioned it |GET $800 FOR ‘GYM’ found captains of vessels lacking in|! do not really understand, little ° ' ff t book, w 1 do not tell y one diligence in their efforts to | - y to the requirements of the law,|/#bout these things, but some way! ‘The Broadway guild of the Or and such captains are under the|they seem like onp of those sweet|thopedic hospital recently estab-| suspicious eyes of watchful agents | things in Ife that one hides in her |iighed a “melting pot” in which old of the department, the secretary | heart and hugs to her delighted | goi4, silver and similar trinkets of | soul sald. has : : |, {little value to the owners were to In one instance, at Jacksonville,|, The little pag 8 and ep notes |he melted up. Automobile and Fla, where a ship captain tele-|¢ has sent me have been only |renair men even donated old brass 4 in thoee that any admiring friend ‘ Mraphed the department that he/she send to. woman in my con-|° *in was unable to find registered sea-| iif ppt Aa Wanpage tel au Yesterday the report showed that t ere were | Gio e ba D, dy 800 ha peen netter y th . men, tbey ehows thet i n avail.|they &r@ 80 sympathetic, so much ie anee PORE eran Ry She mots @ number of such seame all-| io “4 iy tk FY 0 able. The captain escaped with a Vesti hap teatioe tee ino This fund will be used to bulld a “ealling” and a warning against| yay Tam m little” more in’ hy |SY™muasium for the cripples at the| Tepetition of the offense. thoughts than most women. Doapita “The law is working out to g00d! 1 expect, little book, that most of advantage of both employers andthe “good” women of the world | J S AVIATOR KILL feamen,” the secretary said. “Co-| would consider this a rrible | ## Ge operation with the department of| weaknens, if not a terrible sin, on | labor and customs officials enables | my part (aren't you glad you are| PENSACOLA, Fla, June 10 | the commerce department to deal/ not for publication?), but I wish|IAeut. R. C. Sufley, U. 8 was | with any situation quickly, to the|some of those women who know | killed yesterday when his acro benefit of the eamen, vessel | what they would do under any cir-|plane, its rudder breaking, fell @wner, and shippers. cumstances could live the life that | 5,000 feet. STAR—SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1916, PAGE 10. CONVENTION HALL GOSSIP HICAGO, June 10, The progres tive nvention always shuts ita uth and He tens when Vic tor Murdock starts to talk His hair ts red everything be and says curly, So ts eee | Hundreds of men and women tn} the galleries farthest from the plat: | form at the Coliseum have devised 4 combination megaphone and ear trumpet. ICs just a small brown] cardboard cone, an {deal hollerer and Hatener see Nicholas Murray Butler of New York no Elthu Root tn a close-ree swallow-tall coat, and an led vocabulary oe. M Delegate Loulse Tusk of Montana appeared in a black pan cake hat; & blue waist, with lace curtain sleeves w neck and high enthustasr se. M. B, Olbrich of Wisconsin w the only nominator appearing with a trainer to handle his water cool ed voice He just stood there and roared for La Follette, while runner-up stood astd drenching his bearings with after glass roare ee Henry Ford's boys from Micht gan got out of the trenches and on the Hughes band wagon after the first ballo Festooning the fringe of frilled and furbelowed femininity —(allit- eration being catching after nine hours of nominating speecher) filling the far-flung galieries of the great, gray, gloom-garianded Colt seum, are such society sisters as Mixa Anne Morgan (dark skirt, white shirtwatst, pearl necklace); Mrs, Charles Tiffany (dark skirt, white shirtwatst, pear! neck ); Countess Gizycka, and other well: known society women, I!kewise at red. REMEMBER “When it’s a good Chaplin Comedy we buy it.” Jensen & Von Herberg CHARLES | HALE THOMPSON | wart * ‘OUD FILA THe Rene Brand During the | banks boomers « }lat night th epidemic of Fair n Candidates’ Row were #0 many red lanterns scattered about that a slightly intoxicated Chicagoa = to know when they started lay the now gas main on Mich! sunken garden aff It 0 South & green picket fence. r up behind the irely surround island scenery You are y at welcome there {f you wear rubber se 6and don’t talk above a whisper. Nil ag New ‘. Brand : New In his second Mutual Comedy at $670,000 a year ° . Two reels of red-hot hilarity way: ’ P MMOHD'S Boon « Bape s a SOs |S A ray Brand 1 The repu n convention got up New today feeling as if it had been | slept with by wild cats. Nomination day comes only : once every four years, but it's 3 worse than a general offensive : ; while tt laste. ' eet { It Is an awful strain on the t American flag and the English lar Brand | guage. Every tive, superla New tive, exclamation point, colon, dash and period used was sent to the emergency hospital This morning they were report jed out of da but suffering hor ‘ ribly from shoc! F dd d h wee or an added attraction we have Chairman Harding got up early to smooth off his votce and dispo sition with a rattall fle. — and Star of “God's Country and the Woman” Brand “MELODY OF LOVE” | *” WF One Entire Mirth-Provoking Week Starting Sunday “Gag yy ncone | Mrs. Alice Longworth is so re } to hearing her father, Col. Roc | velt, “ovated,” that she merely rises | curious! look around a minute and then resumes her seat In ev Ty convention since 1900 she has seen her her one of the central figures, or the storm center of the Theodore Roosevelt, jr. is as tick led as th colonel could possibly be . himself, But he—T. R., jr—spends Pine at Westlake Continuous 10 A. M. to 11 P. M. more time at his dad’s headquar. ' B| th he gall s oe ae Any Seat ] Oc Children So modest is Chicago's mayor, FY }——-—- ——+——] Me Ee TC hee Any Time Any Time O doesn’t want anybody booming him Brand for president, Indeed, Police Chief New Healey, acting, apparently, under dt rect orders, has issued a circular commanding that all Thompson de mand parades should be dispersed and banners confiscated | To date there has been no Hoting | between paraders and police. ATRIOS re Ah ]