The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 11, 1916, Page 4

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A wet Brsrririiiiiiig aeaageataasnesineaavaantan) ESPEESSOYTERECYCEOVETTLSWCSTSISITITTIT CT OOMMMTE LEI ia sagersestaaseeatiitt ! of Sam The Seattle Star [zx red at Beattia Wash second-class matter By mail, out of city, one pear, 8 S8e per month up te " - _ ———— | hin boat—au revoir, How's that?”[ The crouching figure M T SOL DAILY Xe "s wonderful!” said! arose from the cockpit, Simultane ORE THAN 60,000 COPIES D CONTINUED my Jere, Wie renter "aed seas 0 tons orm, ehnaped ont With $55 ay » vet 8 cold? elall h eight behind it. Miss FROM PAGE 1 are your ankles cold? Mine| ail his w Chalmers dodged SARIISG == = Accepting your theory, then,”| “You fool!” she exclaimed wrath- “ ? . ed the h the pi y. “Here—hold the painter of si hours late at Clayton, To cpp that|| STRANGER wHo = j ‘whoever rang the Durglarels wd R? - 4 misfortune, she had arrty eat the |] \SN'T SATISP LET r | has already escaped, so we can all! The boatman whistled sbrilly, Pi Pan efor c > sn chied Ouse the ranks of the lowly, Lloyd- George is today Great Britain’s wharf in time to get an excellout!|witH GIVING You Wake) puboods theta te ceactil PCR Tae tlt. the miele Heh “man of the hour.” rier of ihe dleaposering sereaielt || THE “ONCE Oven | more ‘ne int Insking.” sdraitted Mr.| chante!” be sald of the 0 0 ruld | iv OLONGS Miao por 4 With him is bound up much of the hopes of the allies in the grim [/siop at Witherbeo's Island that TRogmenme InperMITELY Tepoogh seed bey gee Peer in the | (Continued in Our Next Issue) t struggle for European supremacy. Small in stature, yet a Titan in mentality; [PM sswed. Then the rhyth| |Soathouse, do yout” democratic in principle, yet autocratic in firmness; protesting with vehe- mical wheeze of the engine was sup: | ‘at's. toewed,”” is tas armeal JAPAN PLANS mence against the Boer war, yet committed now “to fight until a knockout,” =| lsntel by ia smiles of nregular, ne, “You can bet he's not on or as he declared in his famous interview by the United Press, Lloyd-George, The boatman sat up tasily, Mee tote ia palaeien Cater aan indeed, is a history-making figure. Ph ccitgeadte pred rade a ltoward the path, Only when she | clone to the machinery ‘ Lovage Pr Star readers Saturday were given the best pen picture possible of the J)" "Weil, what is thie matter now? <cinay od aganfsah egy Ae Pe new premier. Lord Northcliff, who wrote the remarkably frank article, de- demanded a cutting voice, Chalmers venture from her seclu-| WAR IS ENDED scriptive of Lloyd-George, as well as of the inside political situation in Eng- || ,,,.°%"" “vt "mi" 10 bow Paks Wekaseel itinelewu'a Wi land, is a history-making individual himself, who knows the British from = [) “Thank you for the information,” to get inte the boat-house, - A to Z. ge \eaid Mise Chalmers, icily, “Do you} | "ask sie Wak, Geman with the | BY RALPH H, TURNER » ’ know anything about engines?” \dock lantern, and a stick U, P. Staff Correspondent If you did not read this remarkable article in The Star by the greatest “Not much that's good.” The stick’ broke several times| A TOKIO, Dec. 11-—Japangse * r 4 A , .’ 0 4 . ei pproval is giv Rewspaper man in England, written exclusively for the United Press, you | ,*{is “halmers’ temper was rising) pik rn Slore gh raat ated Hoa er to’ tho exhtamankmuade in have missed one of the best contributions in present-day history. | “How dared you bring me out| war 7 | America by Baron Sakatan/ here if you didn't— Ob, It's its The interior of the boathouse] that after the war Japan would | perfectly outrageous! It's : an not Inviting. At the farther| attempt to bring about « set — sie TRE A 2: She left ithe sentenc us in shed, PRESIDENT WILSON— d was a pile of canvas. | pincer bet Pian tho siezed the lantern, brushed past the ATION N@eDS MORG “It's a roof, at any rate,” she - “I'm in politics with both feet,” says Mr. Br This |@ @} boat 4 dropped to her knees THe N ? | Sta yan. is ratman, and dropp oO js observed makes it a good time for the democratic party to put on | OUR NEW SENATOR in the bottom of the cockpit “FOR sree bie ae OKING Then she lay down and attempted Wille, the :agpentes | Sever ~toed shi | FROM TENNESSEE The floor was olly and dirty, but to convinee herself that the bed| fave voiced the desire to copper: shoes as a protection against bruises | Mias Chalmers paid no attention to was comfort break the Gentlemen's Agree- aie . nat item by item, she inventoried Then sh mat slept. The rea-| ment, they | oe Ae oy A | the one-cylinder pest son she did not quite sleep | most uns. - Few Income Tax Dodgers Caught ire.” Guang wale, pookee ee ee a ete ee eae an | ment. With the rise of Japan's IE report of this year's income tax collections, just wrench?” she demanded. to her feet with an angry exclama-| Power and her world com- ft » just “hocket-wreach?’ . fer 4 the tei | merce, the sentiment that the made public by the treasury department, confirms the boatman. “That's a new one on me Haven't they stopped hunting] American ruling is discrimina- "@harges made by Basil M. Manly in the series of articles ex 1 don't remember me yet?” she snapped tory becomes stronger. The be- ing the incon fraud ‘ + “Haven't you ever taken out the fs lief that a revival of the ques- + = ‘< ncome tax frauds written for The Star spark-plug? CHAPTER II | tlon Is inevitable is expressed Manly showed that the big loss of taxes came thru evasion ‘Oh, you mean that funny thing by the Tokio Asahi, regarded Tiptoeing to the open doorway Miss Chalmers stepped out om the} loat ‘I know perfectly well I heard) shooting,” she remarked. I'm not given to imagining things. There! Four shots there were this time. by some persons as the | ing newspaper of the capital. “Baron Sakatani only voiced the | sentiment of the Japanese nation,” |ways the Asabi in speaking of the | baron’s declaration in the United jthat screws it out: Sure! I've got one somewhere He fumbled under a seat and frew out @ box that contained a |disorderly array of tools M Chalmers dived a kloved the miulti-millionaire class. The treasury department, fol- ing this line, went after this class with all the re grees at its disposal, and “brought home the bacon.” Cc tions from this class increased $6,208,858 nearly 100 per . They are conspicuous, and the treasury department can, h the facilities at its disposal, locate almost every one o hs poten gly aig She ran to the end of the dock|Srvessy have found it necessary sm and make them pay something like their just taxes “If you want me to do t and looked out across the water.| 1, deny his statement? That the As she stared into the darkness there was another shot, preceded |J#PaneseAmerican problem must be solve? was a most representa- He did not finish th wen here it is hampered by ignorance regarding their actual Joause whe already Surces of income, and can get at only what is shown on their - a —-_——— ome three or four , 3” ; plag in hand an | atc hey Miia seconds bY 4/ tive opinion for Baron Sakatani to ? the points close to the light self to action side. She returned to the front) 7°. — R wna give. For the great mass of income taxpayers, however, the “Dirty, of course,” she comment out of the way!” she com-|door and rapped. Then she seated | “ote rye rice sd dees “The Gentlemen's Agreement as increased only slightly—less than 5 per cent—and in ed disgustediy. “Have you any|manded. , ; herself in & porch-rocker and | ("Ashen ire ube kerew it, it guided | @# not a fundamental solution. It : : Paget a" . " oce d ix sandpaper half hour later the engine | frowned | " } was only a tempgrizing method. me stsict actually dec nee This erect Pk eae He found a bit after more fum-|started joyfully. The launch| “t y will not shout,” she her. to a St Lawrence skiff maored piggy AE ha pg idee oe F os na reat increase of general prosperity of 5 over 19 ed he hile oved { told b 1am sufficiently ab-| to the whar it did not take her} vies t , & I bling, and watched her while she ™® an be laughed ™more than two seconds to lower wishes of the Japanese nation that Presently they headed in toward | surd as it is. | will not the two land. As they neared at! verself into it, cast off the Ine, and he two cou tries come to a perfect ops were larger and br | understanding of each other so the ught better prices in 1915, manu scrubbed the metal points until the | were bright. Then she replaced the & Wooded turers and foreign exports increased enormously, and the pick up the two lis he by Tait p - a : Se es plug. the shore the boatman made bis If there was « ing Rovalind pi ku th two light oars that lay] oa. pending may be solved satis- hole business of munition making. with its hu profits 7 , first remark since the engine had r an instant | (n the bottom. hte) S had nly Coie torn’ in 3014. reached Naas “Now spin that fly whee she | first r ep: x “ b gine he Broa ~spomsy | might just as w she re | factorily to all concerned.” - o s d late ir \ ached its clima n antl tain sor knees | resumed wheerin: her o un- i @ J ® a “4 said abr: y. vist aBbsnng j marked in extenuation. “It’s out of| and moving aside to make room for If you don't mind, I'd lke to) intentional prove him. know-—" In the first place, she was too|! he question to sleep. Nobody will tor the 2 46 of the 115 jurors drawn know anything about it The plain fact of the matter is that the t January term of the supe- ury depart i aetna i “t haven't run a six-cylinder car! dignifie o or Mts cannot possibly know the facts regarding any but the acre, Dostian spun the fy-wiee | Tae etag” tnterranted Mise | sen tae hens ee te che inca | Yor s quarter of « ralle she rowed |F0r court are women Bst conspicuous of the income tax paying classes. This the engine started, only to stop, Chalmers sharply Is this the/ piace, she was too old—twenty-five.| Without pausing, then she could) swedish milkmaids are being dis- owledge rests only with the individuals themselve after a few revolutions. dock?" |In the fourth place, she was too ak: breed Lowen sire of al aced by men, who are taking up the general public | “It's abominable!” exclaimed the *“Witherbee's Island,” he said as rich In the fifth place | the a ry “err he vere sake i | {work that formerly wi Harwin” - | passenger. “What do you propose he reached to help her ashore I will get into that house some. | ‘ben did something to It to make it | as purely for women. The treasury department, commenting on the increase in| oe ae eatican ip| Oe? Mise Chalmers sprang upon the| how, find myself a couch down. | ¢!P The conclusion is inevitable that this in- Nothing, I guess,” replied the | wharf o : ‘ land,” commented é " repl thout ald and demanded | stairs, and get my sleep,” she de It's another islan boatman You've done more|ber trunks, The boatman heaved | cided Miss Chalmers, “It's another burg-| Oy UU <5 e district, says: freee’ at the recent gorien. was due to the knowledge that the government of wae ; were in possession of SaSoe sat n that de evasi fi things now than I ever knew could | them out methodically. | She walked briskly to the near. | !@r-bunt. port Oe dear! 1 suppos aga yk ahs Pad \ be done. Anything more I can do?” he/jest window. Sbe could not move |'* ty ane ee at 4 th | When the Children Cough, Rub rous risk. The same would be true of the fear w ° MRS. She glared at him, then turned! asked pleasantly. the: enah. : i did. ~ eae re perry to Mastetite on Thatate taxpayer would feel toward the information in the hands NE her scorching glance out upon the I should say not! 1 owe you) A third window ascended abrupt- ype th yee Bre ie eee beeen | Ch the general public, and the practical certai of exposur WINS BIG FORTU river. something, | suppose ly and with a clatter. And then) x60 a sign, si:, nor heard him| * TP anager newspapers of any broad-scale tax dodging. Exp is ath Here comes a boat!” she sald Ten dollars.” A great bell clani | ettber.” No telling how soon the symptoms x 1) PORTLAND, Dec. 11.—Judge Clee-|*uddenly. She made a miniature ‘Ten dollars!” cried Miss Chal A burglar-alarm!” she cried “ 4 ¢ may develop into croup, or worse. freaded more than the treasury department's penalties lton han auheid the tiabt of Mrs.|megaphone of her hands and flung| mers. “For what happened? After! For five seconds she hesitated.| |, e. tus erat oneal Sag com | And then’s when you're glad you have public as a whole knows more tl any han of | Re i'n Tobias of Bertie to ths ® vigorous “Ahoy across the/|all that— Why, it's" }From somewhere above she heard | Disined the Trt sree nts and lorks| 2Jaf of Musterole at hand to give Fevenuc agents. ectate boutsathed ber in the | Water. | She snapped her purse open and/a medley of sleepy voices. She bec a aoe aaa pe geen prompt, sure relief. It does not blister. “pee Popa 37 pd od 1 There’ was an answering voice.| handed him a bill with an angry |turned and ra Rese q As first aid and a certain remedy, The only way to insure collection of the income tax is to| « sith ' airmsa ae Any trouble?” gesture Around the corner of the porch |! can't Keep thieves out of MY! Nfusterole is excellent. Thousands of | make the returns public and thus end the scandalous condi- [ Deir. Vortiand pioneer eation affected the boat-| The boatman laughed, started! she fled. From its ne. ginee at house ‘ What was that * of foot. | Mothers know it. You should keep a | tion under which a large part of the citizens of the United }\* gor a aaee ne k of electricity, Be | the and headed across an/the front door she scooped up her| She heard a soft patter of foot-| jar in the house. Be pa that he inf enced Mrs. Dale so ah Imers could anawer,s| open space in the river. Mies Chal-| satchel. Down the steps to the| steps along the shore, then the|” Jt is the remedy for adults, too, staccato note of a gasoline engine. | States are avoiding payment of their just share of the bur- changed her will shortly befor Relieves sore throat, bronchitis, to’ bout her with a sigh |jawn she leaped recklessly and jvolce at her ear boomed out mers glanced a of gov mt aera Nooo, thanks! All right in a| of weary satisfaction It wan past|then across the space of level], “Lord! He's got a motor-boat; | silitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, nei That “million dollar” idea listens like ready money, vision of the Northern Pacific. | She whirled upon him furiously oa At tho edge of the trees she] 0 Loar olley of s! came from eee a pains of back ? How could you! How dare you! CHAPTER 11 paused and looked back. Lights) Oct" staunch! Quick! We’ j Pp sore muscles, chil- _ eh, what? Are you mad? Do you think Pajamaed Vuigarians were moving in the windows of| Cet the launch’ Qu e're| blains, frosted feet and colds of the Solon and Wife She broke off and sent another| That particular insular posses-| Witherbee House _ Anat kind pot joat-house now! | chest (it often prevents pneumonia). . Onl Cure | 7 h in the Cirection of the yacht,| sion owned by Mr. Stephen Wither.) Just why Miss Chalmers ran] "Sy 2° "1S seer it o y | Have 44 Children, | But that crart nad disappeared in| bee was, indeed, a dark corner of away from the haven of refuge she oS ee i ILSON GARDNER, who, from his vantage point at ® ehe night, and there was no an-|the earth had been #0 long in reaching, she|,,A Second engine burst into a and All Are Alive | serine call Miss Chalmers walked the length could not clearly have explained. tion with a defiant roar. Miss Washington, sees investigations come and investiga Miss Chalmers fought for self. of the little wharf and stared in| Presently she felt Chalmers, resting upon her oars, cnew that a chase had begun. | gravel un-| #ions go, hasn't much faith in the present investigation of RIO DE JANEIRO, Dee. 11 {contro!. For several minutes among the trees that came down der her feet and followed the trail hae P high cost of living by the department of justice. There —Comes a story from Yoa at in aflence, watching him as he to meet {t. Somewhere beyond | until it brought her back to the FRO aged roi begpr ed gene heb fee: ine. 4 the it Hicial Seat 4 ! caral, department of Paraguari, | fussed about the machinery in an. wa house, she knew—a se wharf, where her trunks crouched | {tte Of net BOs Tan ddeniy | were al lar official aes ee shi-vak ny bf four ye $ >| Paraguay, that Jacintho Chile. {amateurish fashion. Then she| that ned Mr. and Mrs. With- like black monsters in the faint potter bec pe Boorse Ph tag! cn) t years ago, without the slightest tangible ct rt, merch ed. ber teeth’ and dbclised b Mies Gertrude Witherbec,|iiaht of the ie down, and cei and eig rs ag’ Z £ vert, merchant and congre: gritted her t and aroused her Hiss Gertrud herbee, | light the lantern. Here she) -ioser to the island, but still beyond ETROPOLITA perhaps Mr. Tom Witherbee, and, paused to recover breath while sh various other persons who consti. | listened, tuted a Witherbee house-party ‘The moving lanterns among the} There was a gravel path, begin- trees seemed to be coming nearer. | “Upon prices. Our anti-trust legislation is a thing to laugh; man, and wife are the proud ee . » government| Parente of 44° children, who at, as a remedy for extortion. Regulation by government he tan aniiate © commission gets nowhere. years in squads of two, three [her vision, the second boat was clat tering truculently, and the voices rose even higher. “He's stopped! Spot him now! THEATRE Commencing Monday Night, Dee. 18 } We believe Mr. Gardner when he says but one method| and even four, and are all liv. 9 ning where the wharf met the) Men were calling to each other.| 1. our chance!” eo Dally at 2:10 and 8:10 | @f price-control has been found—government competition ing and in good health. shore, and Miss Chalmers followed | She could hear footsteps on the!” ds Chalmers sdeelaie sxitt| ITED ENGAGEMENT Btet Uncle Sam Do It!” ’ it, "1 not more than two minutes | gravel path. Miss Chalmers slipped) ioser to the boat that had abrupt DW.GRITFITHS it guided her to the ‘ge of a lawn. are nd the corner of the boat-house | 'b f _Cottage homes for married teach eee ints lis Ss Vics Ler era boak’ Resunitretuas ceaieet | Demeee 1m: lmkt MB COLOSSAL‘ 2.000.000 SPECTACLE ., 7 . re Kk provided b e ae ani pe “ol 1 : is she Have you signed the nonpartisan bill? There are | or thornton of Washington house it eB “Pager ehyoge hati bc 2 : bs te a ege'e Miss Chalmer de a cireuit of r er there sai nd BR only a few days left. state with the hope of making the Rose City Importing Co. the wi itherbee dwellin i Wot a Par tas siiiice ot taut net vere rh then | interfere with the long arm of jus —_-- - — - - life of he ru eache ore t 7 . A t feet oF ne 4 seen e st “ " e fe of th ral teacher more a d out of it from any/an exclamation of surprise in a| tice And yet A stalled engine tractive perpetual challenge to he: man'tavolce, Her curiosity urged was a perpetual challenge to her. LOVE'S STRUGGLE lected aes tS 404 14th St. RE L P INLESS | Sere sheer POC ECEE THROUGHOUT THE AGES er to ok en a liaid to her oars and put herself Painless Dentistry Oakland, Cal. A A W at Migs Chalmers saw shocked | alongside the motionless launch TRICES—Nights, 30c, 78e, 8100 Three men in pajamas, each Mats,, 25¢, SOc, Tbe with such violence that the skiff : carrying a lantern, were standing | rocked threateningly. Another in. ec lea tall ed upon the wharf. ‘Their feat were] ‘vant and she was aboard Offers its cus- nod in bedroom slippers. Two of | * Painiess Dental Work bined with skill, gentleness and ne satisfaction, at lowest pos MERRY CHRISTMAS! SAYS THE tions and Katimates Pree , he [ lking sticks gripped | = tomers in Seat- | ientipatthé wrong andy evidently! intended to perform service as} Great Northern Railway te and. Wash. A ‘ ? | ington com- ay One of the men she recognized; | Special Round-Trip Fares for the Holidays plete lines of it was Mr am herve *, One of the To Spokane and Return $12.60 FaLcns choicest Cali- cay Ene og ledger To Wenatchee and Return $6.60 J 932.02 ie ee tn order to introduce our new ing atner man’ had. his. back to | aie yA Sy uice, Mineral (whalebone) plate, which ts the ward her, She thought he might To Portland and Return $7. 50 ois Aiea Felines ‘ Waters, etc, at deaynat eevee he Goet GEE, tae] eT ee ers eravaiy vac] To other points in Washington, Oregon and Id: 1% Years Canrantee with an wort lowest prices. sot yiarautiee is vate - He | carding on ae ee fare and one-third for the round trip. | he i R4 ” All orders ship- Gold crown .... $8500) exanig’ declared Mr Withee cts aber av 4 $15 set of teeth (whalebone) 88.00 olce of wonde How the deuce revwrn | Natioral ‘Painless Dentists ped day re 410 set of teeth Aeenidicie toma heh W. Corner Fourth and Pike ceived. Bridge work, per tecth, gold $2.00 Must have sent them on ahead,” observed the tall one White crowns . $3.00 snit who brought ‘em? When? Sold fillings ... ~ oe _ Quick Mo 1.00 uP | The boat didn't stop here tonight Silver fillings ..50¢/ Mr. Witherbee pondered the} Last year $30,000,000 changed Platina fillings . 11750 | trunks again | hands through I've got a theory,” he said pres- | Tickets on sale Dec. 21st to limit January 3rd incl Three daily trains to Spokane. Three daily trains to Portland. Three daily trains to Vancouver, B. C. ETROPOLITA THEATRE Splendid equipment, excellent service, fast time Commencing Monday Night eal Tecremion canna {noe f m ntly, “There's a prowler about For berth reservations, tickets an further inormation | Sachets tarsi een ten laf Mes | thoce tlande’-voh know tba a WESTERN UNION anuly LIMITED ENGAGEMENT Wiation ne advice free course apply ct Call and See Samples of Ow ‘Well, Miss Chalmers sends her | MONEY TRANSFERS CITY TICKET OFFICE DW. GRIFFITHS pt foot of Cherry. Street % me re StARe trunks on in advance, Some boat | COLUMBIA COLOSSAL '2,.000.000 SPECTACLE Over Pioneer Drug Store mine oe of Time, em down, probably after Without wo. red tape o k AND SECOND AVE, Most of our or iat dd bad, ’ | Try, pe or risk 1,200,000 oy" _T. J, MOORE See Or. Edwin 3. Brown itecwhone work In atil giving @ooa| “This chap craises around and| people were convenienced with quick money. City Passenger and Ticket Agent b. patlataction otk our customer | whe spots the trunks. Then he comes | Not a dollar was lost. Nota moment was ‘eint shore, He finds the house dark Cc. W. MELORUM ¢ to our offic A Assistant General Passenge Love's Mraudcote se. Bring thi Sth you | He makes up his mind that every wasted. great service at triflin, 5 ; uerey Seaaenger Agent THROUGHOUT THE AGES HIMSELF te em | pody as gone away and that the B cost PHON 4 eat the’ nt Aw bi Dentis 8 i] 500 wer 4 Phone Main 2740 1 Ae Suite tee th 4 ieery try at the house "i Burgian clude extra withow wet UNIVERSITY st, jalarm goes off—he gets scared Opposite Vraser-Patersen Co, runs like the Old Harry—hops into