The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 21, 1917, Page 4

‘STAR—WEDNESDAY, FEB. 21, 1917. PAGE - | 1s ty = ote ‘| The Seattle Star : ox Outbursts of Everett True] THE STORY OF JULIA PAGE gp ee Hotered at Seattle, Wash stoftios * Mata seenevapere Hy mall, out of city, one Shee; 8 months, $1.90; fe per month up to @ moa #00 USTEN AY FRIEND, 3 WOULD Give You SOM® VACUABCE « jen ny fr, city, 28e @ month Advice. DON'T he RUNNING DOWN THS UNITED STATES By kK eR oR heel ii ||AND BRAGGING UP THE CounTRY y Ka n : ; y Aa You CAME FROM. If You DON'T | (Copyright, , by Kathleen Norris ney MORE THAN 60,000 COPIES SOLD DAILY. Uke IT Over Hare GO BACK THERS (Continued From Our Last Issue) | ty em good to see the) fit of Fret Anan CHAPTER II r Widing again—and Sau-| le - —~ - | Married us ' ge ou a A's 1 " , the ver quietl in the HNttle , " <a aft “ude nece , A feeling of resentment seems to have been engendered by the legisla mother had been married s ques , A September) | In a vamphlet Jus | the ra ture in the passage of the bone-dry law, and it is due chiefly to the fact ter of m century ag ite : to e ol "4 the people have not been directly consulted. The law itselt is not objected gilt _ Tolende filled tno pews : od by I . tt ally to so much. er, her grandmother, and cousins, | oni csi i” This ought to be a guiding light to the legislature, which has beer MatAD Gi at ease lane’ bri i i ee i inclined to an abuse of the emergency clause to shut off the right of the cast «most becoming thy psf over miotier Of Baagatal ot orl: Had ¥ people to take up a referendum on — act tates Woleda aanee roel the bette: | sane platy Maka, Big hte ho The house the other day, for instance, passed an emergency clau ment house and stopped to plek \ low tool next to Mins To.| (¢ frat questior the nee * * + ‘ up Mr who was a little re ¢ aad rested & shecddar, |e Jim's dreselr € the with its first aid law. sentful of tho way others had/ittiegir! fashion, eeeinst the older | most impossible to Ket The emergency clause is permitted to the vers lature, theoretically, only leremrersr cen: wurped her place with her daugh man's knee see 1 though or real emergencie Itherwise, the people are entitled, theoretically, to i WISH To 9 Tell me the news,” begged | sim had no fault " fc r real emergencies. Otherwise, the peo} ¢ eore l cay @MPHASIS 1 tried to persuade her to bel suis, \"How'e, The vAlesenion | iagnas BO Saute is taccuall invoke the referendum within 90 days. ON THAT PONT ! married at the Cathedral, by His! Aunt Sanna—how is Mix Strilcer | yet the’ fiver iets Grace,” said Miss Toland to Mrs. turning 1 consciously wanted it this went back to ned out,” sald Miss her room qualities that Toland grimly, “She came to me had now and then caused a faint her charts and rules, and ob,|1! cloud to drift across Julia's couldn't in bed after half-| life t six and she! Jim was—spoiled was too harsiiil is aidn't ¢ class,/a word. But Jim wanted his o d she would like to ask me not|way, in little things and al to eat my breakfast after nine the world just now for ew But in practice, a corrupt legislature, corrupt because it refuses to deal honorably with the people, declares an emergency on every measure whict the people may override thru a referendum. The first aid bill probably is one of that kind. Laborin whom the first aid law was designed, are opposed to it becau a half-way measure. They want to have the question 1 Well re she f lone too m for her Emeline said mincingly must turn around and return some you've with yw she "7 made no ar raged snort, and It is a question which has been before the legislature traged snort, and | oaicou: ‘redeem AA Jali. Wher the house clamped on a declaration that there is an “emergen warm little fh \ sate isreat laugh burst out and) wanted, Senet on at aay , y ently reached t unk n " ¢ » to let the matter go to a vote of the people. ch, and Julia was in Barbara's| “What on ¢ {d you say?” | was not right for t al occa It is such dishonorable, yes, corrupt acts of the legislature, that make ' “Say? anked her if she know ithe = have rown: t , ‘ : j ook pull 1e Alexander, and sent steward a « ther it all the more apparent why the people distrust it and seek extended Bp ser puddin” 5 Mt | rab not another table in the Gina of initiative and referendum 1 th At ten o'clock the next morning |foom—tip everyboéy, : : ‘ t Julia, step « from her bedroom’s | Make @ scene but French window to the wide sunny | served” card comes c ing just out-| table, and that the ted there fn triump Tt had reached church now, and Miss ‘ Mrs. Page followed the difords are h saw Barbara si her own window, with a mass 5¢ YOU CAN FOOL SOME OF TH PEOPLE i ~ aisle to the altar of halr spread to the sun. __| (Continued in Our Next Issue) SOME OF THE TIME, BUT EVEN THE SHAM ! Editor’ a rvor 1 of hi r PATRIOTISM OF A SELF-ADVERTISING COUN- |)" Lugictroeweden) = een —— aay ie ther. 1 CILMAN COULDN'T FOOL MOST OF THE PEO- 4 REN pe lb he Ss R PLE. YES, WE MEAN DALE. DID YOU NOTICE { nicat to the ed ‘ A HOW HE WAS LEFT AT FOURTH PLACE YES- || must be wigned and address | TIE LAST ULTIMATUM |; be picksongyetesens bas dialog TERDAY? A ig : ar words without in the least |{ BY E. D. K. oy cer enemas? } mY as ’ ares , Author of “If You Can't Smile, Giggle.” Let | {. Here, darling, in the vestry! a » Giggle. And She Kissed Them vi. t dear Gott, atiention, “go Flin wha ‘Wateperhig ot nee And pbisteesemnse. 37% j ACOMA has one woman whom we would like to see move, @ ° a ve ’ pO agen ge Pi heures 3 give in a secor ‘ ull about WHO iS YOUR HERO? }A duck doesn’t carry an umbrella, to Seattle. SAILOR ASKS FAIR PLAY “a wi ¥ tp sate int n biase, |b #e on the we t cheek | My hero Josephus Da The Esquimos don't know there's a She is one of the good old fashioned, bustling, motherly |AGAINST “BONE ORY" vat ay * ve muck ; ; See | aS Chaplin is = fanny fella: j i 1 { ‘m . . a gee 1 vas your f Bus i den 1 must tink }h if ie tenve, ané|. Baucation rful th ct a ee A train load of Tacoma and Seattle National Guardsr ed, a st the ng dire : Iho th le street.| Most selene onmes id arrived in with two others, had : . yy ge ge Psd: nen | Whero a carriage was waiting. And jm ass plumber m there Tacoma mothers to wel ir ‘ eto wees, here there was one more e-. with Troop B at Cal ie Ibo ‘elie opilt 0 gler? die nestor Com, 6 bl il ' Sar t used to say J giaed Vega K for two years i's ‘i - ‘ - re, came forward fr , » good, perhaps you | ’ » continue or oth e. : vag er geet ‘ aive ¢ k rse | ¢ followed his advice, | 1 was born {m this country and tte ° » ck, J { th conduct’s 5 urged on a medical sury mas > ally clasp hand. “Mr.! at And, really, The county commissioners will not only be wise, but oe gay . C hecsicallp Pure ; 4 stagger Pm #80 / ladic Fe mie their consciences will be clear, if they appropriate road | ,,,,, ai rit Ae Dat ve sheuhd still be frien Dishes i in € afe| ane te een ur. Cox,"| 2 mat h eovt think about the Money where roads are needed for practical uses. Lux- |[law, wher wa eS - b cote | - }Jim said heart ae Ans oes the howls sual uries can come later. b to " shat ; ‘| aban |. SAN : wdapeoktg A ob And I brought you al ee pres a ws k te 4 wise man who Of European fixhting men, h ve t ta coy ally { shes are ent; ita . bu y r le ohing but h rT qj 4 t Still Smooting nal libert way from| # i A ooal betel has seek Jean ese ttf isa Cheiads told wagpahh a pays "i acsslle id i 4 OM. OO w t ands of others? apparatus whereby dirt rit em b: nd with a ner his resp - mama - PT TOOK a Smoot to resurrect in the senate the proposition to re 1 Wilt go to war If need be, but in at one end tent on dros fat “ah ; fa a rather |\@— eae duce drop letter postage, and thus relieve Big Business of expense,| what woul be the use: I w PAN PAIN, PAIN, the not only clean, but ster: | 12 packago somewhat flimstly a NEWS BREVITIES and increase rates on newspapers and magazines, and thus shift gain anythi wrapped ad ee of Big Business’ burdens over upon the people f ert taker chemical Oh, thank you!” a sald. And WHAT HAS BECOME fell greek org Geet tar ea » popular demand for red It is superfiuous to say that there's Of letter postage, because the anybody save the mail order he ; : “ a ling lists. But we prese« » somewhat novel proposition that pub- | not? fon't 4 . ons like newspapers and magazines should be carried free in the | tu ean one; ¢ aglhapeaad ~ er mgocn “ghaes school property and church Vg FE adc Ss ee ‘*- Rub Nerve Torture, Pain and ja r ities times, particatariy, the ‘© it id, in ie Right Out With In these times, particularly, the people need information and edu. | 4d Seale iH on at the cheapest possible rates ns gece oa, ; m pero OE Y t ba I. rised that small-bores like Smoot can’t see this. t once, be reate more ake to be pia " “oh, pee P m | day a sat down on the ice so j hard it broke her watch. ROCK RIVER.—Busby Shelton now has a pair of hand-painted | Pajamas as the result cf his sitting down © me of his sister's freshly ; d china GRAY HAIR RESTORED OR ate is not and other busi s ROCK-A-F (0) OYE —— Hy We're not s: Judge Burke and Secretary Yandell of the Chamber tried to chew each other's ears, or words to that effect, yesterday. Shades of Damon and Pythias, David and Jonathan, Romeo and Juliet et al! ae Pape's Diapepsin” Is the ave | eg Aaeew longing tor actical Prearedness Quickest and Surest “pd Aodhan aad bg oe NE thing is sure, if we are going to have a>war of a Stomach Relief. @hough to tilk about, we shall have to take over thi aso, : erhe ze 3 Sitircad and telegraph systems. w i © me : Natural Color Brought _ Back Way modern wars are conducted, the private owr r which pc tion of tt ' 7 a by Q-Ban— A _— Simple, pihiese things is utterly impossible, Swift, easy, uninterrupted and « ie NE fi SE thak Wall, often Healthful, Guaranteed Prep- t bot o I th th 1 will often ride | . p: seealed transportation of troops and materials is the great thing. No. ! . se of ree Sap he Pr gat = aration Body could possibly secure suc ervice with tem that was not atc _ By Oa Bit ee et eee % completely the "government = bende oe eee ) rt of 1 oF ad w pu just ate t fe esides being my Jim you a THE LAD WHO USEO TO | + ) The very first step of the British government, after {t had de . : ace tf t psig ‘ie , be . head cain ian coorlias TAKE CARE OF BROTHER W elared war with Germany, was to take ov » British railroad system. 470! ae iar ‘ cat cee Ye 1 mr own car WHILE MOTMER SHOPPED That night, before the council broke up, the thing was done, because 4 in = ttaeentiel: beats ena | fooa ath foul, tongue coated. .|riage, Pussy!” he smiled ‘ pl a | @l the wise men knew that nothing else was thinkable . ai cae penarevigae? take a clitiia Panes Dae On don't--doa't alte toe <a 1 lane t , 4 Likewise France, at the outset of the war, took over such railroads ; rer ee & brit i Priv Trin wrkct Sine : | ing, & ieve me, W. ( DAS Were not already government owned Y 1 Ai ath cael pg so Bod Go to the Right Drug Co. jo rer i ag ort a aight “a fi) «Germany's ownership of her railroads has been one of the chief “ sere ianients) 1-2 169 Washington St. : i Se land Pll wake : Vue Abeeand : Ss ae ‘ ods mn and distress and i I Q fctors in developing her co atness and military cle sale aaa (eae Gila’ Crab sesens : r : 3 In both France and Gr as in Germany, the telegraph! enough. ¢ aa t dae ears And the Doctor will give! 4, System had long been in go there was no need of| profits. “Patriotism.” they « aa you a careful examination, have a when she hat @hange about this; but in ries statesmen and warric ave the fikas and beat the ¢ and prescribe ter ‘youl d of her Pulte ODE TO A HALL TREE Would have regarded as insane the notion that war could carried on| God pit innocent bx FREE : wee and they eat the roou 1 when her sma ttle | How still the n woodshed ad unauthorized persons holding the means of communi-|who are ‘ ine eee () vorite foods without fear " “"leraveling case 5 gift ps th . pring afr I hear ia I " “ hat from covering - he ones If yo ick ¢ e If your stomach doesn't take care |had been pa ve " a As to railroads, the records of our farfamed militia fiasco on the| You pa hypocrites, not one ee ee ee cc |b. eae libetal Altai: lines Mrs. Studdiford | the > ; ICL <> tan? oususnor aro anonch Lar Pere arta ecitas, HOt COS tor thant take’ advantaged thie efi iitn, we eager Mod dee neice | Untie Chester's gift. She| How I pine f lager It isn’t any theory; it is just a fact, and there ought to be in con-| fy ourselves. Ob, for a thou-| (or , Ve save you money and give tead of a help, remember the|found a brush and comb and mir Tr Sued 1 Ki $ress one statesman big enough to act upon it sand scorpions, I would lash you| the best possible treatment. | quickest est, most harmleaa|Tor in pink celluloid, with ro r. Ferdinanc ing Say s - naked thru the world. cua ————| antacid is Pape Diapepain. which | Painted on them, locked with litt! EVERY WOMAN United States national and state banks now have re- | Wut it's too late. Nothing can be “| jcosts ¢ fifty cents for a large |¥'a8s haspd into a case Mned with sources of over 32 billion dollars. done now, What can a little h | OQorg fe) ase at drug stores. It's truly won. | Yellow x t “things straight, 80 gently and] “Gosh!” said the doctor, “I've 1 Those Villa bandits demand $500 for four captured These little jetters in open! Ever Ni h easily that it is really nishing.| often wondered who ae fine EVERY DAUG T iran Americans. Say, they must have caught New Mexico forum in small print, compared to Your stomach { your | things!” ; ; eg é newspaper men! you ares slaring headlines andj For Consti atio | moala st you keep acids ne itratl “Til give tt to the porter,” Julia N ED I Pp os decided. “He may like it, Dear | | s P | | Ohio women will hereafter vote for president, but |‘! populace to frenz Headache Indigesti ocheenll when will they be empowered to vote for prohibition? Spt ae ei nothite prep Several weeks afterward yc A pe There's the rub. bit acghent Wank niet Whe viet RANDRETH Mrs, Studdiford wrote to Barbara|To put strength in her nerves | sek eepintenminieeniane », and } ix turned loose. A rap Be was “a, captured and color in her cheeks. | —————— $25.00 FOR $10.00 Special for This inkeor One of every 11 Iowans has an auto. Reports on and a word like thi t, im to belong to | Safe i — ‘PRONOUNCED BIEN °O-ME) : wrote Julia “and it seems to be farm mortgages not in. long to me ou} wha es got I can't tell you how a dr cee eee Oe 2 Ends Catarth, Asthma i utsis me. “Fo: tho itt vo | Week Oni ———— |what Paul Haffer got; yes, and you| <= | Bronchitis, Croup, Coughs weeks “dim (and 1 did everything | kno t Christ got. Close up ‘olds. c _ >’, |alone, like two children; the n To introduce our wonderful blir ehitane py a ool ignnet AT ’S YOUR KIDNE KIDNEYS, and Colds, or money back i Coney Island, and genuine Trubyte Teeth, | Sold and guaranteed by Bar- and the co makes just good cannon You have swollen feet and handa! " 0 Statue, and the which ‘© truer to natural teeth : . ‘oader titaiilacnes Stiff, achy Joints! Sharp-#hoe tell Drug Co. 0. Bronx Zoo. 1 never had such than anything yet produced, we For either brain or Se ane ce. wKen, — |freumatte, # back, pain in the — : sood time! But now Jim has let wil make you, this week only, a mus | Birmingham, Wash, |abdomen, difficulty when. uri «ome of his old college friend regular $ set of these won cle out! These a Carefully Selected know we are id we are derful Teeth for $10.00 pinning like tops Jim is going to assist the great ODD, ISN'T IT? Bakers Cocoa BONDS Bright's Doctor Cassell in some demonstra is refreshin A Pear tell Aan Tar ih 0 Barbara, we met “ihe Eresident! m tai smibtning nat Ool/2 % We wore at the theatre with the contains more Danominationn ¢:20 and: 680d lant titer Conse renee tex Plates, and ul and went to the President's box a set of Teeth which nourishment than beef.” os Guardian }fi 3 (oye aoe, ee Walter Baker & Co. Ltd. o havo written } 5 ne antes Trust and Savings pen) cane. Deck with: onter Putty Teeradtnand Mb nya Pacis RON ‘ ESTABLISHED 1760 DORCHESTER, MA: l fea! hot water, Mirabean, the] tat when ye } a dr ell to ou box, and wa imply Nore Nt NATED | Extraction ysolutely Painless [French ort i oan ae Bank eat ood sched ne Ht vane NATIONAL PAINLESS Cor. First Av. at Columbia St Second Bloor COPE AN oom