The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 19, 1917, Page 7

{L recently re on parole Walla pases lyon. He is writing a priso eee of articles for The Star.) By No. 7124 vivid (No. most m Many of ™Y jons of | the grotesque and tragedy forking in the milion a loom After one has learned to weave the work becomes pure mechanical ceases to py the mind. | found it fest interesting to speculate ga the thoughts and dreams of weavers, as they stood be fore their machines with folded , of with hands in pock qu, watching the play of the qutties as, with their inces- gant click-clack they darted pack and forth: They wore | fe in prison, and ntermingling of ncidental while and more tnto went thru the what mem ttely Deyet again: reads of of humilia part ther feet lurid, tangled strands of fuired and rev to the nufac np and woot of “Tried to Bump Himself” | *Gee that guy over there on 447° one of my neighbors to me one He tried to bump himself oft be. WHY HAIR FALLS our | \ es a feve h irrita scalp, the hair roots Joosen and then the hair out fast. To stop falling at once and rid the scalp of particle of dandruff, get a sat bottle of Danderine at any store, pour a little in your and rub well into the scalp. few applications, all dan © Dandruff c of the a nf! disappears and the hair stops | ‘eoming ont ove Kept Smile on Young Man’s Lips Even in Prison; Then, Says No. 7124, Came Bolt Out of Clear Sky--DIVORCE the othe Infecta day by drinking the dis} nt out of his bucket | What crazed condition mu jery have caused action! The t mis to suggest such an in questi indicating that b and had been recaptured I after ward learned that he had been ployed aa trusty outside the w and had been unable to withstand the temptation to run away, He had a wife and two bables in Spo vane He was retaken in the flat/ where they living. There was a man working on a loom near me in whom | took usual int st He was hot more than 25—and, in is surroundings, was alw togly cheerful and optimiatic Wife Sticks by 4 frequently rs from his pocket re-read them Was running pression one « in prison, He nm wore a red ad escaped wer un young pite of mil ays Him him and 1 neon take read and tle while put, with an ex dom sees on a man Was always ready | }to help a neighbor who had had a bad break or whose noothly loom was not hin good willingness to ser popular with all. His very ‘esence was an antidote t the general gloom of the As 1 grew bett with him, he confi lace quainted ething of his personal affaire to me wile he 1 was married, and h‘s [sticking by him, and |tired of sounding her extolling her loyalty She writes nearly every day he said, during one of our conver sations, “and no one knows what her letters mean to me, When they are delayed, | imagine she 's « r something, and then Ut suffer but she knows this, and { prompt and 1 devotion always Back Home Waiting I tell you, it takes trouble like this to bring out the beauty # strength of a woman's love. is back home, waiting for me, and you just bet I'll make good for her sake after I leave here Then he would outline hin plans for the future, all based upon what Doctor Tells How to Strengthen Eyesight 50 Per Cent in One Week’s Time in Many Instances AFree Prescription You Can Have | Filled and Use at Home Philadeiph $e, Foo w ithout any xl = Me do not water an they would pain dreadfully they feel fine all the time. It Uke a miracle to me” A lady grpense i, oven ¢ them nysictan te | sbmitted arkable meneve Sanitary INDEPENDENT All prices are made as Young Pig Roast Pork 13c Roast Veal moc, 1Oc pound ; 4 1 5 Cc Fine Creamery Butter, 2 lbs for The Pull Crea cose 2he FISH SECTION Herrin Smelt, Freat: 8 pounds Best Sugar special, 5-lb. tin $1.40; Coffee is steel cut Third Avenue at Washington Street SOUTH END int The Market Where the ECONOMICAL CONSUMER tra You Do Not Have to Walk a Mile to Fill Your Shopping Bag, and When You Are Ready to Go Home It Is But a Step to Your Car and Seat. THIS MEAT MARKET IS NOT ON THE VIS. ITING LIST OF OLD HI-COST-OF-LIVING. the products offered for sale will permit TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE SPECIALS TOMORROW. SOUTH END BUTTER STORE Hest Tens and Coffees in the City—Where Quality Counts It’s a Humdinger at Anderson’s Granulated With #100 Grocery Order al Patent or Graham ack Cornmea ahe ‘The famous ‘Tavern Coffee, regular 40c; serve you this coffee free Saturday. th Anderson’ THE DEPENDABLE STORE Our Own Delivery Over Entire City—Phone Elliott 185 Phone Elliott 2700 PACKING CO. low as the high quality of Smoked Leg Mutton, Ib "“20c irs Bis - cea 20 Cc Sliced Ham, center cut, Ib... 25c Sliced Bacon, fancy, Ib 25c Smoked Ile 20c Spare Ribs, Ib Fancy Chickens, pound Large cans Milk, & for. ..2he Jersey Batter, 2 Ibs. $1.15 an best Cocoa for 206 Yak Honey, jars, 100, 2he FRUIT AND VEG SECTION PARLE Grape Fruit, 3 for 106 Poars, per don 190 Lemons, 2 dow 2he wo 49€ and 1 pices, can Te 3-lb. tin 90c; 1-lb., 30c. and free from dust. We s Grocery a with her The t proof of bind lowel an than any other cir stance which could ar Finally, as the n 1 was able to he appiness wht loyalty preferences, a waye in view me th came ¢ like t a man more to a wor almost um nthe went b detect a gradual change hin Change Noted He no longer laughed often as he used to do; and he had less to do with the men about him, He had occasional -and growingly — frequent— fits of preoccupation and ab Straction, | at once sensed the as | Mis letters from came less regular perfunctory A nationally warder 4 woman's she loved, three cane limit About this fully into his tead me ext home be and more known — prison said that the Hw devotion to if he was in prison, w years. 1 fesred that t! would fall far within tne time he took ence, and ¢ lett rregu Acts from his and m which came more [larly Letters Stop He argued to himself, that there was really to write so often ties intervened; that must t too exacting, But I could see that be was worrying; yet he would not] permit himself to doubt At last, abruptly they coming. A month elapsed without a letter, His suffering mises were pathet Perhaps fick; the letters might b astray; they might have b eld up at the office D was coming to wished to take hi mb canvassed ry po obvious one Smile Now Gone But he no longer smiled the thoughts he cloth were fraught with bitternes: and fear One day he received a call to the front office. usually indica rushed over however no o¢ that oth casion r du con. and sur was He ut the surpri sibility b ummons {to He| . all anima tion, and told me of it His wife had come to see bim Everything was all right All would be ex plained Divorce Begun Inside of 15 minut turned. Hie face w and white. He had the dull, surprised look of one stunned He had aged years in the few minutes of his to him and had happened speak, but could not at me dumbly, pathetically. hed inte h handed me a folded pape * It was notification of service of action for divorce, tried He looked He pocket and and| into his | STAR—FRIDAY, How an Airship Looks in Falling CUnea + UR | Here te how a flaming airship looks as it falls to the ground. The picture was taken when a German airship, of the Draken type, wa brought down behind the French lines by French warplanes. ‘HOLY MACKEREL! EVE WAS ADAM’S SECOND WIFE, CLAIMS PROF. NEW YORR, Jan. 19.—"Eve wa vt y's first wife. Many years time he married I Je, with hair Ike Linith than Eve, ft Adam short tim tha us introduc divorce into the world was more t ora | ficient grounds in any court A Broken Man 1 can't understand {t,” he sa brokenly Had she divor right after my jetion, I co! have borne it better. In fact suggested | “But she stuck by mo and said| have persuaded her he cared people for | know When Adam finally learned that There had been no preliminary |i, unfaithful wife had remarried softening of tle Dlow—just the!, man in the South country be stark, brutal fact, conveyed by al°.iieg uson the Lord, and Eve was| deputy sheriff from the nearent|~ Sreniad eek “Ula this t|town. No contest was possible, a8) 041, of his right side. conviction of felony constitutes suf. |” This startling clared that} was no Heol ze nd hus less & personage than er children b: [she'd wait for me. With the h ble Mr. Dow sald, we: fr of her love I had begun to build} sects, which proved @ great sour again upon the wreck of my old/of satisfaction to Adam when | lite » kept hope allive. And|heard of it now i all over, Had she only} Mr. Dow based his authority for | warned me--told me what she was|phia statements on researches he going to do! I can't n tand| had made tnto antiquity it , t have changed. Her _|GOVERNMENT SHOULD as never the #an man a pclae redline! ar OWN HENS, SAYS HE | | frequently for violation of rules,| pene and became known as a hard MILWAUKEE. Jan 9 4. F bolled. sunny, president of the " —— |, one and Telegraph company, | ens” to be as practical as gov-} OPEN NOSTRILS! END $ srnmrnt ownerstin of “railroad A COLD OR CATARRH Fe rela 9 HowToGetRelief When Head fe een ne and Nose are Stuffed Up. tillties,” declared Mr. Sunn nd in head Your clog the air pes Count fifty! Your or catarrh disappears ged nostrils will open sages of your head wi you can breathe fr king 1 cl N mucous’ di 7 8 or headache struggling breath at night Get a small bottle of Ely's ( Balm from your druggist and a little of this fragrant antise cream in your nostrils, It 1 trates through every air passage the head, soothing and healing the swollen or inflamed mucous mem brane, giving you instant relief, Head colds and catarrh yield lke magic. Don’t stay stuffedup and miserable. Rellef ts sure See Or. Edwin J. Brown bv. D. 8. HIMSELF oN > | It a winter plague which « fine ‘iscuniia $ every year. Scorrs EMULSION will strengthen you against Grippe, and if youhave had it, Scott's will re store your strength faster] than any other medicine, No Alcohol in Scott's. Scott & Bowne, Bloom field, N. J. : | ne INCREASING « AMONG WOMEN, SAYS NEW ORLE. ‘ANS, “La. Jan. 19 ‘Smoking among women in the United States is spreading rapid ly,” sald Manfred P. Welcher, field! secretary for the Antl-Tuberculosi League of America, here. Smoking must have some charm, but atill tobacco ts a pol son. But women have as mucl right to poison themselves men,” GIVES LIFE TRYING — TO SAVE HIS DOG NEW YORK, Jan, 19.—Oliver H Buckley, 80, fought his into his flame-filled home to rescue h English setter, a companion fo ears Half an hour later he waa found In the house with the dog clasped in his arms. Both were dead \WOMAN SOLDIER IS HONORED FOR WORK LONDON Jan 19 A lonike digpatch reports that Sergt, Flor Sandes, the Englishwoman who served with the Serbian army, | now in a military hospital, where the has just received the cross of Karageorge for bravery on the field of battle deweler and Bliveramitn 010 Second Ave, Near Madison JANUARY 19, 1917. PAGE 7 pu Prices Are Vv the Farmers’ Market BSCR lineata BLIC MARKET Pike Place Public Market S l take advan tractive Cy OLD Corner Public Market Sanitary Lower Public Market Beat Fresh Jer New Crop CHECK sey Creamer Walnuts Your DE, BUTTER, LB 8 ine 2 Ibs. 35¢ Be Bundle LC P CW S Strictly Fresh RANCH EGGS, 4e Dozen W. R. he I. Mit Py a iffe\er ov. MM, Your Old Je Howard Setanday _ oa KENNEDY Stal 11 Nichia, 26 pei Stall 10, Lower 2 —— 10c for 25 Ibs, Floor Lower Floor Shoe Shine Sugar Stall Sanitary Mkt to—2 Sanitary Mkt. Economy Market Meet the Producer Here Foods Cost Less TELEPHONE MAIN 3457 sts W. M. GOEBEL, Cash Grocer FLOUR i" $2. 00 Pet Sac 8. 56c o. Postage Stamps SUGAN STALLS and Pike Pince EDISON MAZDA LAMPS Milk Family pout per sack Pecus . $1.85 ahe TILIKUM MARKET STALLS 119-21.23-25—SANITARY MKT Watt 40-W att CARNATION 2 can’ 15¢ Heme Stall—t aly 2 ¢ Liberty Theatr Onl tomer hie good td ba ii aca Saturdays, also WEDNESDAYS ar Cured Corn 7c At Sugar Stall—Economy Mkt. 25c 25c Hermann’s Butter Store _ Stall 60—Economy Market ‘or, tomo Ibs, Back ow only Hon APPLES, BOX $1.00 Delivered Free 30 8 Grape Fruit, 3 for 106 sa ie HOOD'S Flo a1 Grape Fruit, 2 for On Corner—Pike Place Market L. STERN CO. Lower Floor—Sanitary Market agtlay Cream Wafers 20c nut By rittle, 15¢c per Ib e * Bread, larg f Assorted Chocolates 15231, First Ave. Sanitary Mkt. 2-LAYER CAKES 25c GOOD | LUCK (Margarine) HEADQUARTERS Now at STALL 39, ECONOMY MARKET At First Ave, entrance —. C, KNAIER of the Sanitary Mrs. Pfeffer’s Bakery 1515 FIRST AVE. Quality Meats Formerly Mit Low Prices and Good Quality for the Sale Meats Tomorrow at the Rainier Market Our Own Home-Made Bread, YukonMeatCo. Rolls, Pastries, ete lder Steak, Ib. 1214@| Veal Roast, Ib..... 12%¢ You are invited to inspect our Ho recat fie 5 ink Sausag bee Stalls 30, 32, 34 big, clean kitchen upstairs, roi : Ste ee eect ‘ ue ri = tb, ps Lower Floor where all of our delicious baked Ronad Steak, 1p. +s. 2g | Sater watery + Sanitary Market goods are made Veal Steak, 1b.»+4..% Roe | 1 ocal acm Ibs ee Publi Largest Display of Bacon, Hams, Sausages, Smoked Meats, Cc | CORNER fiance MURRAY'S LIVE BARGAINS At no other place can you save as much money on good Meats as here. Purple Stamps if you like, but no hardware. Boiling Beef, Ib. .....8¢ | Veal Roast, lb... .12'/2¢ Round Steak, Ib. 15c Veal Cutlets, Ib... ..14c Sirloin Steak, Ib.....15c¢ No. 1 Hams, Ib... ..20c Shoulder Mutton, Ib..10c Pork Roast, Ib 14c Mutton Chops, Ib.12'%c Hog Liver, Ib . 5c Murray Meat Co. © Washington Market Stalls 2, 3, 5, 7. 94-96 Pike Street Corner Market Etc., on the Market. Pay Checks Cashed for Customers Rainier Packing Co. 1527-28 PIKE PLACE ACORN MARKET | SUPREME BLEND C. A. SONNICHSEN, PROP. M. A. HANSEN Pot Roast, Ib.......10c Veal Roast, Ib.....12c} sTALt 4o—ECONOMY MKT. Sirloin Steak, Ib. ...17c] 1429 First Ave—Elliott 2018 T-Bone Steak, Ib. . ..19¢ 40c Supreme Blend Coffee 114, lbs. 50c; 5 Ibs. $1.50 HIGH-GRADE MEAT ONLY A, Otto, Prop. Boiling Beef, lb... . . .6c | Seton Steaks, Ib... .14c Pot Roasts, lb...... Sirloin Steaks, Ib... .14¢ Rolled Roast, Ib... . ‘ibe T-bone Steaks, Ib. Stalls 45 Economy Mkt. Soap Is Going Up. We Will Sel 1 Crystal White Soap, 100 cakes for.. pmorrow - $3.39 Cs eg thc aS | cers ee CROCETERIA| ite are’ Vesiiia 6 aT eee {unt e"Bunce Noa ise, CANO 3 reseed Salad D Alaske Fat Herring, 6 for Ch ack ¢ atonal moked D: f Bolled Hams STONG’S WIDE AWAKE SPECIALS OUR SPROIALS Goop FOR A 25 | 2, hattle Srders 85c | ¢ a 25c aKe, DOWN STAIRS PIE PLACE MARKET Wild Rose Ba gs! STITHAM MARKET [== LOWER FLOOR, PIKE PLACE MARKET The Little Market with the Big Bargains—Ali Meats Guaranteed to be nl White . Carnation lor hase, Spec! » py aot FRESH FROM THE RANCH finvent Pope ‘ Boiling Beef, lb. 7c, 10c| Veal, Ib...10c to 12¥%c Cee rea epee Choice Pot Roasts, lb. | Round Steaks, Ib... 14c s 10c Prime Rib Roast, Ib. 12Yec Choice T-bones, Ib. .15c Sirloin Steaks, Ib. ..14c Shoulder Steaks, Ib... .. TORES PINE MARKET, AND WHITE MARKET inanbivaila Pork ‘Sausage, Se Re eee roe 12ec icc idle Cotte Fire Hae Ib. .............12%c Hamburger, Ib... ...10c COFFEE sri. Correo’? ths 100 I Sugar Cured Corned Beef, Ib................9¢ ae 5 i eres mt nee | Ex, Fancy Peanuts, hot from Natural Leaf Tea, 1b 5O¢ | the roaster, Ib 2 toe O’Hara’s Upstairs Clearance ‘"' " Seattle Tea and Coffee Co. . “."° Prices on Women’s Coats will Astonish You Regular $15 stylish | Reguiar $25 Coats, GREEN'S PRICES SAVE YOU MONEY All - wool Coats, | the best and most ; solid colors and | popular models BUTTER Bet Hea Se A, hier a prepieit zen and ide pais oy tg lice Deighn ey hl a cena yey CHEESE. stilt, ru creat Cheese: $7.50 $12.50 COPMRR Fereys O14 Myers cuss, Ms, § ite wat Bee | ann foe WOMEN’S UPSTAIRS PEANUT BUTTER fezinto ioucie” Br ee F We GARMENT STORE i: GREEN’S BUTTER STORE ;!"'" Corner Marke: THE STALL FOR GOOD GOODS, FOR LESS Second Floor Economy Market Entrance on First Ave., or from Market. MONEY Good evening, have you subscribed to the tourist rate fund yet? An Indiana woman is backing a bill to abolish cor- We'd like to prohibit wives from selecting husband's a neckties. sets. Wall Street is a little calmer, but occasional shivers still run down Broad and Exchange at the thought that peace may break out again at any moment.—Boston Transcript. The net result of the campaign for Mr. Hughes seems to have been to put $3,829,260 and Hiram Johnson inte active circulation —Columbus, Ohio, State Journal.