The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 20, 1916, Page 4

1916. STAR—MONDAY, NOV. 20, eeenereenpresnnet sgtigeneetees: tsgntessstessate PAGE 4 fareneeeerennenerereeenenerereratae estate rest tgaE Eee eet teeta tse ese s3gagagnn? TrtEtererrraggsasseeaeseseseste cianeassaaensenaaaas Next Week “The City of Numbered Days” LYNDE A Novel A Week Member of ema Sertpps No ‘|| The Seattle Star Shy walk Ooh of OAR ene Penn BY FRANCIS El “CAP'N ERI” ~*°= By Joseph C. Lincoln A Nove A Week By carrier, « area Rinne SETEHETETT HE EET CHAPTER 1 ! aw f P A Lamb for the Sacrifice anew ; “gh s f ind 3 HE emperors of Germany and Austria in their “resurrection of the King Ho | min wat of i dom of Poland” don’t indicate that they've learned much as to the gen th a) iy n we fe eu eral trend of human affairs, from recent events } \ % Baise pnt i Poland is to be given hereditary monarchy and constitutional 1a erage ment, and the organization, instruction and command of her army ar 1 erenged “by common agreement.” This sounds more like a_ prescription at Ne at oe ioe 3 than a proclamation of “liberation.” ‘ snd go to Jook thru ‘em, J ; Poland has been promised so many things and upon so many occa : Wether ie sewmwems sions, when it was debatable ground time of war and the allegiance Capt } kod at the wi q of its people badly wante i ibtful if this wonderful proclama Pht pe pr gyno - > a tion will even give it a thrill There's fo talkin’,” he My Should the allies be victorious, this liberty of Poland is, of course ebb ree oe aes a farce. Should Germany win out, and retain its hold on Warsaw and Lublin code two I ays been y 1 Captain Perez, ¢ the kaiser will promptly reshuffle the cards and deal Poland a new king, bear me eer t wartee th, al regent Bota ops Be ron ing the “made-in-Germany” k ® took me lag ng to find | Prt. The he » hea 4 kingdom with an outside con the house at wh ( I not smile Maybe Poland doesn’t want hereditary monarch aybe wan ae a , : “ ae oe ize, train and run its army itself t that ¢ n Jerr We guess Poland will wait awhile before it any red fire in ests 2. on , = ng oe - . i ration of its glorious liberty. He went out to feed Lorenzo. |again. o we t a f “Pune! | Bri \ hire i __ on ‘ kit ' Li fd hing ab t e 3 prying to Save Money ‘tor You! Sawlog Wa Tail owher keep ire ee Sam is be us in the daily visit of his c There he t . - : F : a letter or “sega Bho Tha ra paying the ted foes thine " i a when any « t t le ontere Good t coy ‘ On N ansferred 90 t ee ny 2 te De she tee 6 i he railway m a weight to a e k rat We'll three t he The experiment will be made with the consent of the in-|Atchafalay sttoms Wa t wife ri terstate commerce commission, and extent t baipage ; a ha magi e 4 ; n an md what the compensations to the railroads shall be, are le ign : ee oe ae anata theese een oa eats S$efvice on a space bas ymewhat in exce cket Hannah M. ge rumpled sheet of prit by savings in transporting empty equipment and supy Man r, and the Piyinn D Pe the dishes to ‘ a Space paid for but unused when the mails run light 7 8 ety nes anaadaat <CANil elasticity, will enal ent to pay sas t Binal brent . Mite Here gg service they ren es or decreases P, t en sy ae The change is one for which the postoffice department By CARRIE CHAPMAN CATT |) ted thene wf . emia treth Waehen that has been contending with congress for years. That it is just mawe tic we auveut ‘and fair, and that it will prove a benefit to the people, may] to do, with all the horrors of the cataclysm across the ocean te p¢| dally spread before our view . Against this time let us build a fleet of airships and a schoo! of submarines #0 numerous and wonderful as to stay the im be assumed from Canac experience After three years’ trial of the same plan, that government assert that Ca the space back to the weight basis Better watch the experi ——_m ination of the most militant; P let us bulld great dreadnoughts Nonpartisan Day—December 2. Keep it in mind. to all the ocean; let us estab n and train our conscript It’s the day to get a nonpartisan petition to circulate | men to march, to maneuvre, a to kill; let us tax our people to The School Election the utmost limit for all the N December 2, Seattle will elect two mber ¢ thal: cost of this preparation; and i yet, alas! we are fefended school board ‘ he « t Whatever may be the success of the varic the votets will have cause for congratulation tt chant t have to divide along party lines et t ombs The school election ballot will have no division re-|* o publicans, democrats, socialists, and what not pas th Each candidate will stand on his or her meri he 4 th of A y, that’s the way all elections should That 1 wh t loyal t f the kind of an election for county and state officials that °* ent re Nonpartisan Bill No. 28 provides ner : oe They seem to scare Dobie’s men occasionally, but tives ¢ t t they don’t score on ’em much. cna Rays spr Er i haead Grp pal Park a encarta voy 7 A High Price for Simplicity 0 long as on Al pa men are goin’ to make It hot for) The others agreed to. ; NE result of the war is that the crowned heads of Euro; ably sida’ af a s} e, and that eat a r ; are showing better taste i ’ both f sae ; Me ae ik fall oo he ct 3 ish royal far has honored these shores with a visit, and| Wher ‘ ° 9] wate \ Bri d ‘. penal hn A ee F oexpresse ise at the style displayed by . ft and)” rs \ ‘ att Since ardrobes ha ha Ar) muc ‘ded « . 4 to the barc ess ed } Ner.| Ba eons, a ts 1 Pere considered A curtailment , ile kind of prep-| y, le : wa wearing a simple aigrette, a small crown or t tring 1 a . 3 ( wr ed t F pearls; but nothing more oster ous.” her nage t Bi ¢ Go "em," declared r. Bef went howev b: Now isn’t that charming! wilt finoe th raed ee cee a paying a heavy price I ’s education in simplicity. |" onsible citize e. Is Y verry, he ad te 1 ROPOLITAN THEATRE OR CONSTIPATED “2's s | Look, Mother! MET If tongue is} Captain Pri chuckled a AND ; | coated “California Mepis Paar pe ut BD | TONIGHT titts. Sep a’sat, Bp YP the Howes Laugh)“ Syedpor gs ae i af ‘ Ever mott r reallzon fter giv. | ¢} a a SELWYN & CO. Present tr Wage” har thie le tveir taal OUAPTER 11 ; hind Nori ‘ Pha bes e ft The wrath Got The Season’s Biggest Laugh Harvest © CHILD Is BILIOUS irsifsst'ors a Il thru the venerable ch t of the 1 out of In 1 was the ri as t a irritable tre ‘ tra j ; ¢ of If from the 4 oated, | Station lamps THOMPSO Utah, Nov. 20 hours 1 Cap'n Eri! . Ma Bielson has quit hauling te, sour Ca ou ain't heard freight from the railroad to Moab| bile 1 paases | the new aunders got AND and established a business of haul-|0Ut of the 1s, and you have a origina ize Heense, It ing autos out of the dip at Court ell, pla ful child again. When come on the noon matl house wash. He uses an eight-| little tem is full of cold ‘ned The Captain turned sharply to horse team ‘ ore, has stomach-ache, diarrhoea, | ¥@'d t Is that a fact indigestior collo—remember a} be asked Who told you good “Inside cleansing ld al ee it myself, Web was show! Millions of mothers keep “Call We were — wonderin’," fa fornia Syrup of Figs” handy: they | Jabez Smalley, “what kind of a fit orthwest mill waste can be 2 teaspoonful today saves a hn Baxter would have now ¢ By AVERY HOPWOOD manufact naulatior Ghild tomorrows Aas enn| bean pretty. nigh dimtracted’ eves MO8T DISTINGUISHED COMEDY CAST IN YEARS! ee os Nei eal fifornia. Syrup on Mags ania cul wital Patent tn ot tidustria . directions for babies, children |® Whole lot more « hare PRICES: $2ii7s 109 o7 mar. to 75 10,9050. Ms ball gf ae od eee, aan tai eth aah ta ® POPULAR MAT. WED., 25c, 50c, 75¢, $1.00. completed on the ¢ | bye he bottle, Beware of counter-| sence that he ain't pitehed into that tablished the practicabilitly of the ah #0 don't be fooled loon ow, when he hears that plan made by “Califor. | Web to sell rum, he'll Bust J ompany a biler EVOSESSTSTSSSTSSESi ISS SSTSTSSI ESS Bs tssssisssys sci) with #) geas, Orhan 1 s tirndes of face was d rected The cod Bi rns hen ¢ od at irawr and ¢ n f it t John Haxter tehe door he 6 ' fror ‘ 1 I tl answered, a r el f i thr en ! c r of times, he to the B Canvas exte cane i a " r t on tha f , t c e that ¢ 1 h Ta who young mi evident A giver the road. “He's , is equa Come-Outers’ meetin,’ I J br d : or res one up to Barzilla . « eve ( rc ‘4 vi home Sood 4 Hi There he f 18 ( . A a " hering, The mee was mol t , o ely than or for t Come ! one io Weare Ht ers” had of aun. > it war t Ralph Haz eat Captain | ders rece ¢ his license t at. pee Perez wa (Continued in Our Next Issue) y P ‘asi entosad’ pis [enon mater On tha TAT rand” a3 ena ae lat the schoolhouse 0% We ’ . 4| The catch wa Arner i ‘ k mented as ar ed and t four hun.|to the railway ir t an hatte ‘ most © r time sald Capta , Peres t nfended calling " she PO Stee! | the day, but now me Se en ag, | Walt until aft ‘ pated ? For f years John Baxter : wan ¢ Cape Cod people : attractive home for his wife and| ’ Bh Re A ot of women | *ushter, and wo in the ordi ar advertisement, now | 2BtY course of events, have retired . M ? taetasa in’ a comfortable old age. But oa - nite tly after the f his daughter 1 drowned in ' Belfast disas Jd.O0.WOLCOTT. ‘ tradition that . a gunny-bags Delaware (Dem.) p 1 an ash-heap, was Er er twe three trials, pre Httle the owing “ riends M Cor ce Kratt, 6 a “ iat Oder ‘esctionn |*"™ © ined a fractured jaw, of f the ¢ well, there is a sect|@04 a long cut on the forehead rela awye 1 by the ungodly, “The Come-| whe unknown man attacked 1 up ar Oo o. rhey, were originally se-|her from behind as she was going 1 T ve ederg from churches who disaP/home early Sunday morning. Be- adv t oved ol oderr innovations. | being : e ome out” onc eek ¢ » there have been two other , 1 50 the houses en of women knocked uncon- ed . etter to the ed er s by a thug, during the last of tt nia al re j a Ba xter was a “Come w days, the police believe one onetin wera to be the ente ighman is operating against women ar < n Jeremia pened his billiard in the city GLEYS New Flavor Don’t forget