The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 7, 1916, Page 4

STAR—THURSDAY, DEC. 7, 1916. PAGE 4 reese sttT sagreereetesseeseeey tagsssatsteggtareererees rrepenpevereerey sereeennnserevereet tes reeetegets: Prreesessrss esas: Seititttipsssiees sangtanasraresgtssasigrsaggeggzazirtt 2agttety The Seattle Star (=: Botered at Meartia r second -olase Prone Main Ry matt, out of aity, one rear #00 " 2 —_ Next Week “One - Cylinder Sam” f shat Member of the Sertepe North A Novel A Week weet Leagwe of Newspapers |(Continued From Our Last ts) ue) You're mighty hig MORE THAN 60,000 COPIES SOLD DAILY with Steve's b-heel RTE i {3 FY OV YF9" 'VOUSDUSSUSSSSSSSESSSSSEYT 1" TUSIOTYUEYT9 “MEN IN THE RA By 9 Wm. MacLeod Raine ed now, when you got a gun thrown Your Family Budget ! fh ie tee ot You ert Not releasing the other man with High wages for everybody and high prices for everything mean a re " 4 hia eves enn lent one bh vision of the family budget. help Ruth migunt. Me eave alae, curt truetior ina | voice | What is a budget? Take all three horses and ride Planning how you will spend your salary—balancing your accounts to the edge of the mess. Wait beforehand, not for the sake of counting your chickens before they are there. One of ux will come up there . fe hile if hie € 1 hatched, but in order to divide your wages so that your family will get the Tae hotier and We OEE” Koab the most comfort for the least money moon on your loft and ride straight * forward It daybrea ou oe You know what your wages for the next month or the next year will Seek ig thy hile diesen iene ed be. You also know what are your, necessities and luxuries. According to gun rises, That's Sieber's Pass i . : The be: Wb a n 0) 0 the budget system you divide your income to cover these needs, and never — [ltingerstena?™ Soe ee : rob one to increase the other, nor spend more than your appropriation | “Yeu—but—what are you going| drm AFRAID L CAN'T to do, Steve?” she cried, almost in Few do this, but those who are thus forehanded generally prosper. Nobody can tell exactly what another’s budget ought to be. One estimate allows 20 per cent tor rent, 12 per cent for operating ex- penses such as light, heat, carfare and laundry; 18 per cent for clothing; 15 per cent for incidentals—amusements, education, church, lodge, doctor, den- tist, savings and insurance; and 35 per cent for food. This may be a proper distribution of a salary, and again it may not No law of expenditure can possibly be made. At present high prices, families living on $1,000 a year probably are a whisper. “That's my business, If |Marrison that comes get right out jwith all the horses promise on that | Trembling, she gave it | He handed She rode away, taking the other horses with her When she was out of sight rison spoke. | “Well, what fs ft to be? Going to jshoot me down like a coyote? WELL USED ae ey, Dona Gimme your hor the rifle Har spending 45 per cent for food. Families living on $2,500 need spend no That's what you'd get if the more than $450 a year for food; thus as the income increases the percent- ]/20%", fot hold of you. But, I'm age required for food becomes smaller. nds.” TH People who try to practice economy are usually content with a clear- Ei age anh De head Hetacel ng the end of | muscles rhythmic and gracef ; ‘ The prizefighter laugh they have | embhastiy Yeager lashed out with his The grinning head w ba it had been on hinges. Shoulders buttocks, and heels hit the ground together. The range-rider was on him as Ja terrier Ights on w rat. Jarred jtho his brains were, the {instinct of welt) tion served the man undernea | ing house system of accounting. They balance their books at the month and are satisfied if they have not spent more than earned, if there are no unpaid and unpayable bills. But this method gets them nowhere. It conceals bad management with- out remedying it. The budget system is better, for 1t substitutes sense for chance in spend- 4 tri ft ing. ; —__——- They rolled over and over, fight-| Boston is excited over Rev. Billy Sunday, says a news | Og and clawing like wiléeste ftem. Must be literary, not moral, excitement. Billy can B= etd ifrtetpeee a eed give cultured Boston some queen's English that even the queen never dreamed possible. Charges Egged ’Em On VERY time the railroad bosses think of Chas. F Ing each other with sledgehammer blows. Blood poured from the D | deaten faces of both They quartered over the ground any times they fought. Bome times they were on their feet slug jefended the course they had fol owed because of 1 ny r did 1 hope so because she continued trust him, really Hughes’ : co ging hard. Once they crouched campaigning, they must want to go out behind the barn] L UM knee to knee. ee bad good juch Some and kick themselves a-plenty as they| Women find out things too late In order to make the Adamson law unpopular, th sicke see | ight bo made . Mr. Hughes on to roasting that law because its benefits didn geo at |‘ | furance other, Watching him with | nal wariness, Yeager knew that the man who went down first would int include about 1,500,000 unorganized railroad workmen se JOUN NY men outside the brotherhoods were making no kick, but since Mr. Hughes called their attention to the fact that they had WRITES Some of the boys will be | walting there for us Th a right to kick, they have got up a representative meeting at ntay down oe z be sind ne 708 sate.” H r The k of Harri m safe they’ now who Denver and the whole 1,500,000 of them are going to demand AS FOLLOWS go bag een ct Haxrlogn a8 and dna Ee Sind halal trembled as she burried on: “I can't thank you. All I can say ‘s that | understand from what you saved me.” higher wages. The railroad managers don’t like the way the Hughes chickens are coming home to roost on them, which is natural falling in the spring CANNED SARDINES By exerting al! his strength, This, déar customers, is an article| Sieve pulled the battered head al. that should prove very tnteresting| most out of the spring. Very for three reasons, First, it's an in-|slowly and painfully he got to his But the end was not yet Mr. Bryan takes an early start to reform the demo- | teresting subject: second feet eratic party into prohibition, but we'll bet 10 cents that he third, you'll He laved bis face with water as CHAPTER VI Goesn’t get all the democrats out of the saloons by best he and : . nkenly was roused from i x by a knock Christmas. She at sight of him baa “6 sade but as he lurch man of the : | ed oe from the h The United G. O. P. League If the purpose of the United Republican league, launct at Seattle Wednesday, is honest endeavor to serve the people. I'm worrying about B Ranch and e wrung her t did b do to you?” |, Lazy it has good excuse for existence. The Young Men’s Repub- waist to # pss Dy a round |the boys run scross them. lican club has sadly failed to be of any benefit to the com- 1 wald I'd be the one to come,” An ga ag munity. Its leadership, if not mercenary, has been selfish, at| cau » told her as he kainst| Yeager whistled softly to him any rate, boneheaded, impatient of the people’s needs and| tient | et coed bey id gre he wishes, and subversive of public welfare \* a hed ate ; Prosagphetned| poqiia Should the United Republican league wrest the leader like that./ for revenge : ship of the party away the “Jimmy” Davises, Ralpt i Meet Can youd f the ward heelers’ Horrs, Guy Kellys and the rest « H 1 The a1 republican party may yet return to the esteem of the people sug Lennox seemed best un Can you?” der the circumstances. y {had swung te she anked, after she It is certainly refreshing to find men like F Higby “gr saddle. emerging from said shell { recognizing the need ¥ at edict py Pale he that as gram He was told nothing except izing the party. It is a h ul sign hore ved he had to cling it was urgent that Threewit # to the pommel IT ALL DEPENDS— the message af soon as pon. Mle to steady himself, Ruth sible Wouldn’t it just jar the standpatters, should they dis- Which reminds us Mike Ryan © beside b all solicit ee ae aaa cover that Hiram Johnson's state went for Wilson be- | %™* Dusting w ber Parppenaer It anxiety = | tarot tka bom ve as bce cause it wants Hiram for president, a little later on? ie the senior coe, eal Ga thal 1 timidly the question | with him a letter addressed to ee a fella jump twin feat back What about hime | @nnox. It said Every production of genius must be the production of | wards | 1 him? No. He was a, They came enthusiasm. — Disraeli. | "Ah, gawan wid ye.” ways whet left, but he'll § “whoever heard of sich a feet back ward |thing? Twenty Love, like a violet, is often passed by in pursuit of | That« 1 do hope so!” outrageous says! at her, asking on ‘ the sunflower, success. Ryan, “it wan yer own brother Some men would have band . John, that did it Oh \ ay Yeaser handed Clancy, “well, maybe he could do| tt ick te alae | IF YOUR HEAL I H To get mixed up with @ rur | away horse, you may be laid up for| six weeks or more, but to run away with a horse, you may be laid up |for six years or more? IS IMPAIRED as a result of careless diet or neglect of the Stomach, Liver and Bowels, make a change immediately. Shaking a stick at a gold fish won't make {t mad or change its mood see ther would your landlord ¢ | mad {f you called him up and told him the jaltor goes easy on th coal | aid Nature in keeping the liver and bowels regular with the assistance of Before the carpet sweeper was invented people found {t wasn't nec. to talk left-handed {nto a because the recelver wan eanar on the left side c sheritt' bloodl 1 Yoga Ine of t heriff's bloodhounds, ‘i got lost in the woods, and the oth 3 tA er refused to start. 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Help the digestion, THIS MONG@Y ——IT'S PRETTY i s AT'S THE SHAPE im WHICH a MY (AUNDRY [Comes Back i | ack to Lennox 1 fox serves notice he's! k our friends if I don't| elf up to him.” | dow la him, w he unfolded for again joining Gonzales this Ume as @ native. ! ee | When Threewit and Farrar| reached Noche Buena, Gonzales! was absent from camp, but Cul vera made them suavely welcome. “Senor Yeager has recovered and was called away unexpectedly on buriness,” he explained He is better, then?” “Indeed, quite himself, he} nearly dled fr Kunshot d and last an asked M Like a th clap the prize | er broke in a turbid stream of profan He raved ke a madman—an obje jinvective was Stephen Y 3 ra turned to the Am the tuation turned savagely nd Farrar upon gots the right You're ng here, be. n can't get Vl see dope on you fe & pair of fools for co Yeager stead Within thi ows, too If the old m he'll take hi hour they were taken friends of the so?” he acc hreewit had more than his explanations the Mext can brushed de the words. This Yeager not crawl up ¢ ke me? Be e day gringo begun director's pia} me unexpect’ | a demon And you] sure | t out son you come bh what we have, You claim my cattle, Am T @ foo! that I do not know? | Threewit spoke as fir could, tho the shaven savage was tn heart We are not spies, cene We were brought here by the lle that Yeager lay dying and had sent for| us Before you go too far re member that our government will not tolerate foul play, Our fr to the President an he close are yed his fingers In of Threewit That for yc President an your governme To the devil with all foreigners. | He nodded to the guard Away with them CHAPTER VII | Pedro Cabenza | The riot! Legion of the | Northern States was drinking mes cal and ing for the paper money Gonzales had issued A burro appeared at on end of} |the hot, dusty street. Beside the | burro Hmped a man The legion took a languld terest This wa ome farmer from Ja bill-valley bringing supplies t }eell to the patriotic army | As he drew neare was to t seen that a crate hung from side of the burro. In it were chickens Ralancing this on th other side were two gunnysack When the burro w corral one of the sa opposite the gave way |with a rip. From of the hole | poured a stream of apples upon the | dusty road That art of the |legion which was nearest pour upo: the fruit with shouts of laughte | The vendor of food wailed and} flung imprecations at his laughing | threatened to tell] | |tormentors. He Gonzales what they had done, Coyrriaht ¥ A. Munsey Oo. SSOSSITSESSSTTTIVSTCYCSSSOUMMR SS TSTSTESTEVOOVTOCSTNTCDETTCSSOCOIOSOMEESSosesas scot ds] A harsh voice interrupted him. jordera of the general? None are What in it will tell Gon-|to talk with the gringos. Away, ale Pablo 4 going to enlist Hix ex would understand that he bhedro And now a « f fa abenza, was a patriot, but behold! | thrown bh ev had been robbed barian w eole Ile w ata ale a very ragged | tice rk q atriot There wae a hole nh “ 1 Thre f « c ad leg e on th ta hat £ 1 8 lant wt 1 the 1 He The an ¢ ret rd 1 i i ( idgment lwas v d a pay th a © get out that those bringing ® The Mexican must have thrown plies to feed bis army were not) it in with the dirt. It w t there paid fair before. rey the director qnick- Buy the chickens and the ca yages, Ochampa, Pay the man for, Farra the string and is apples, Enlist him and find| smoothed out the pape ng it a mount toward the t Cabenza became at once an un as p know (Continued in Our Next Issue) Pedre Cabenz her ane Ww held captive, Twe _ urds wat outside. | Try Musterole. 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