The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 11, 1917, Page 4

STAR--WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, 1917. PAGE 4 — The Seattle Star {z32|| CMAN UP (7pR DOUBLE SQUEEZE STAR BEAMS ) 5 DIRTY YARDS BY E. D. K. Rantered at Peattia, By mail, out of otty, one yoar, Posterth SHOULDN'T GET By carrier, etty, 2 Author of “If You Can’t Smile, Giggle.” 5 ALL ATTENTION By Henry Beach Needham Copyright, 1916, Doubleday, Page & Co, te. aI — ichdate hes . - cx - =| It Is time to start a little personal | eee te Rote aetanear acer LT Pt pd ; nen hid soe eae is _ seat tha t der rage seg : house cleaning (Continued From Our Last leave) |firet sight of Genoa, They bad ar | and tir Cobb? tons are so emall that I was able to Plan a thoro| Hurled away on an inside page rived at that important stage | dane antes! 4 aller buttonboles in The Government Must Provide Adequately sft, Sather elwantaaual able dope bases | teas comsatanes Shem a'cek os rake mh 19 howe s The Feminist Movement Spreads the night cle saving not only body We A Fd | BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIP ced gaged ee be made of! social held in the U.P. church thread, but @ great deal of labor for the Families of Its Soldiers Moat of Us bave| ng nena neces Natonale wee tous yy cl er | Friday ¢ jed, there being told mo your ath haaaebed . A . P . a th he war against . erg pe ‘| plonahip today, defeating the A Sho was plainly embarrassed. It{there. An appetizing luncheon was Bas pall : raise Germany should know when he does so that his family’s financial obligations are} Ha ete ati taking the series, four Kanes tol snd there was to reason, which he| James Johnson were the ho AC y a tomati ally assumed by the government ¢ - ing ® «quint: at be "a could see, why she should hesitate, |—St. Clairsy O.,, Gazette ALS ae cally assumed y the gove ent. | Win Shute threw down the paper| Yet she did Ot . ’ : ‘ loath a dependent the satet ©, Now is a good] P 1 UR ca . i idea It should make no difference whether these obligations run to a dependent eae ae erate of the! deep dingunt , mics fies Mok tanita 40 wash Sheil! you The Bhuberts are to raise a reel A Sew York orkak } as tried to , j ce itference new uel fox , o | tor six hours of waiting, the| want me to.” |ment of actors, © is some | Start & mover pe ‘ er and mother, or dependent wife and children. It should make no difference ll xia and slow down ®) | erator handed him a cable dis |” “Oh, it's not that—not that at all.|doubt in our mind about the value ta Gfibaday. Boonkct fates taal . patch. It read I'd bo glad to have you call me—|of actors an fighters, They “make ere there is xo much firing there héther the enlistment is voluntary or compulsory. Take « spring hint from nature 5 " up” more ney fight bi : ‘ : ery and Include plenty of green vegota-| Ford out of town. Report to|Imogen. It's Imogen sp” more than they fg must be some smoking, The government has the right not only to ask but to — rar ev ps igo bles and fresh fruits in your dict.|Ameriean consul, Naples. Do you| “Imogen Riley,” repeated Win.| RR AE ee mus some PROMS > ; . . ig ithe emand that men enlist to nis win jth that tired need money? “Say, that's some name. If I'd z K ave wevern) Dusne” 1 on th u fo his duty. But it has no moral right either to ask or demanc te} for the feeling sia sky Pati It was signed by the club's secre |named you myself, I'd have called |of Mexican jumping beans that 1 ited ginal i. ed Geet = ht for their country unless at the same time it makes ample provision for the tetme se of start:| tary \voucdinsmeat Will give to any one who wishes to more Valuable the instrument, ny ipport of those who are thus deprived of their bread-winners. tng to walk part way to your work! Ho eabled tn answer to address se Mather will be glad.” And she | plant thom aie back yard sar Sieees Tastee er ge Gale * . . : ° , . H j j - ol Btop t i « h en , * consul t * 4 4g . a Cc ult * Je Whether this provision is in the form of wages paid to the soldier and sailor, exit Mamie tee ety cold and went, Back tothe ain ty ne | Now, what's your namot” she /ful flavor and are very nutritious. Yee {fie O00 SEG foe amma thus enabling them to continue to support their families, or whether it Is in the path you have shirked during the/hilarious frame of mind. H asked. ale eg oe ot hone |he received when a sack of spuds i ives 5 ornme he families is merely a matter of “inter months if you are strong had lost the world's champi It was his turn to be “funned”|#* far as a pound and a half of hops | 1h TS form of direct payments by the government to the families ely a ma physically the plot against him had and to hesitate. “My middie/or four pounds of cinnamon rolls |" Ete he had been drowned ‘ detail After you have cleaned up your! thoroly successful! And h me's Winton—most everybody \ os eee eee jump wiped being in milk or hit with an ess. » a fn system, {inside and out, start on/ nearer spotting his enemies he calls me Win.” soaked hey are fine when made oe and there ts no finer pork and jumping beans.| Baby Astor's guardian, in @ re port to a New York court, asking . for more than $20,000 a year for aneeaias E the child, says the amount fs so “Winton James is an excellent | cmed Takt the mother: Aas) SAF ae name,” she declared. “I don't be-| The important consideration is that the disgraceful situation which existed when rrr eee avits eurroundingy.|was before going ashore, And Mise | “L suppore becaure you always |!nt? soup, @ militia was serving on the Mexican border be not repeated during the war with Ciean up because contagious disease Riley didn't care for baseball! This | do.” 5. DW. an is caused by gorma, and germs Iive|seomed to cap the climax. nn abet ewe.” ; : and breed In filth, | Aboard ship he ran upon the : etal The recollection of what occurred during those months must be painful to/"Keep dirt out of your yard or] gnip's doctor and the wirelews oper. | She Cdked away w (rife houne, or it will get into your lunas! ator jn clone confab, Win Shr spend some of her own money to ry decent man and food. | os . - Was not curious until he caught t care for it. A noble sacrifice, The families of thousands of men who went to the front were nothing More)” Don't forrest the My awatter, If] Gootor's words: ” Hove 1 would have tt anything) + SLEEP OVER: “oo . : ‘on a h b th 5 wet oes 80. | Tess than objects of charity. Lb 9, Bae way radio nage Co The Glantkillers lost, I see by He kicked the rafl with bis toe ~ = . A ‘ * “a ose = he Dirpateh, and y , it pay , Z Z To be sure, when their plight was discovered, charitably disposed persons Will- been wiped out. Keep the swatter 1° i dager reid off.” MN pay it was an impatient kick, Mas By oo Ge CAN WALK 3 MILES handy just the same, It is the best querader! "But that there should have been such necessity; that self-respecting wives of coe aeay with dinginess soe lhe Ciedned tn ‘ mgd trey Ra ight, om 5d seer ob Heart, | Stomach, H 7 , ore ; ; ie ej ° ry os qd do away with @ lot of disease. pli n the shipp' a the h i diers who had volunteered to fight, if need be to die for their country, should re" Srush in often more effective vam Pe |: eda To look at Mr, David T. Rem | e been put in the humiliating position of having to ask for or even accept than pills from a health standpoint ldoctor. “You were lucky.” ington, of Springfield, Mass., one e * . : J H > c t ts Mebt pone . Superb,” she completed. 6 pede a harity was a terrible reflection on the government and the people who permit- Ganka won vactiaek aie out | cy Iuoky—wine.” ‘corrected | pat tomorrow we go to Naples would say, “He 1s ss sound a d it saves health and eyesight, but crggren gh gre PE lg ated and then—" Win regarded Imogen ribiece tents are d aa ; le ly to effictency san” od cag winttu | combi ion of purifyt 4 build. The war with Germany may very well mean millions, of Americans between)“ °° SUCSED: vuldn't play. sntain the, "Don't let's speak of tomorrow, tpes trentment aubeaeae “4 and 45 years under arms before the final victory. HEALTH QUESTIONS ator was a créok. He|*”s _ sy oc Meg ira. wane pore Sarsaparilia and Peptiron 1 ’ "iis. ANSWERED was a party to t g The vast majority of these men will be drawn from the small income ClAS8] (s, wss aes the earty aymuriuoy cher bea ar basen | pat nim | MERt—all to ourselves, | sir, Reshinaton iu one of tha See Swho have been able to save little if anything for the proverbial rainy day. toms of Bright's disease? jaway on the ship! Pg lla A dergy known mea ia. the sists, heving “4 ‘ oy sk Rape AS, i foderate fever, increasing pallor,! it uch he had fel | The government should be as generous in providing for the care of the de-lq.iySoginning in the face -and|in all hie lite consumed. bite, Te yy .* pendents of these men as it will and must be in providing for the implements Of jraptaly becoming general, often | could not curd his desire to hurl $i » * Nausea and vométing n chranfe | him upon M ol 4 beat h war with which they are to fight. Bright's disease the aymptome may|to insonalbility. But aa he was on And such provision must have no flavor of charity. jbo similar, but more gradual M/his toes to spring, « restraining development and usually accom |hand was lald upon his arm. he Colonia was warped in to ck, oliveskinned officers od about the head of the hey a guard pout each gan fore any itted to land House in Boston as Senate Door keeper and Sergeant-at-Arms. He says he ha@ annoying symp © AUTO TIRES Mave toms about his heart, stomach NEARLY DOUBLED and digestive organs. His old friend, Senator George E. Putnam, > It should be written into every soldier’s contract as a matter of right and justice.| panied by lows of weight | It was Minn Riley, “May I speak | the ra came aboard im: —— lot Lowell, urged him to take & " | ——_-- jto you, please?” mediately, and the w course of Hood's Sarsaparilla and 9 we gikae we now take up modest pe | Reluctantly Win Shute turned |*round the decks, star 4 Ok Sian rall Fe ee ee ae a ti a " . n up our mo | oe hia vy Prattling petty officer of the Mitor E Naturally an pow,—"l never felt better in all my Them Free Rides Our Hearts Hit to assure you of our confidence from hie enemy. He and Mise) Ce tt rs economical woman, I have been|iit 1 can walk from my house ‘ " a erare ” : and love, together with our firm 7 1 Cairns led with the e twice 1 ince prices have 4. t a AST summer when Seattle's militiamen HREE times, at least, Pr it Wilson] determination to sacrifice our lives they were out of hearing of every. | 1) wit) Khe nacre 6 bien on bien. Tt: bought pen en ne ee ee . : * ™ way.” were getting ready to leave jobs and touched the very core of America’s heart./and property. if need je for the can to wag shoes for the children several weeks - medicines are obtainable ili io border duty at Calexico, the te ney ne G ople | Principles o erty and justice, for and heads turn in excitement ¢ », and at night I take the buttons | ¢rom every st. Why not be to do bord y rece Our quarrel is not with the German pe >pl |these are the things for which our 4 the imminent disclosure of the|off the shoes and use them on the| fre thi phim ng treatment your- tion company, in a burst of patriotic en- but with the mad German autocracy. It is/tathers before us fought and sac:|, tegen ed hae first one to], vittve's identity night clothes, In the morning I put! Selt today? sm, announced: “You can ride on the what the American people feel rificed thelr iives and worldly goods. |'#84." Win explain At length was circulated the in-|the buttons back on the shoes. This i t , ‘ ; You soe,” she went on, then | dx cars free, boys His utterances in respect of the great, gen- a ee a red Padorgpe faltered—"you see—1 wanted to ask | ——s that the ego = zs = = f 7 awh : [necking a young woman who was! ! erous Russian people are seconded by every! America, and visioned America’s|* {a¥or of you. wanted by both the Italian and a lot of these guardsmen are on duty free American and must put hope, courage and | viston. a Hedy ponding ord harry es the United States governments, Fi m Seattle. i : firmness into the new democracy of the Fast From a Son of America didn't pause @ accond in replying. | Rally came the name—a Miss Leon- d they could see their relatives and And when hes says that war expenditure} _W. ¥. HOWMLL. Sure! Ask something hard. | °"¢ ds when off duty if it didn’t take too should be met by well-conceived taxation} body. 1 looked for you before the pas. “TY, and tongues | sengers went ashore,” she sald. TOMORROW AND FRIDAY ONLY | , Wish I could do « real big favor, Hearing it, Imogen trembled and for you.” Intched Win Shute by the uch walking. rather thar by bond issues, he surely has the! rome ; , . J 7 1 What's the matter?” he asked, fellows trying to make both ends meet on United American people to back him | that ee tte ect eer eellns | staring into her terrified face. “It's | oa eagle pif a got tor they Upon this last declaration of the president’s| SCHOOL but—bat if something should, will it’s weonard.” oe See . ¢ know that because a lot of them we want to expatiate a bit bie you look after mother? Bho is so y name's nard—Imoge e called up The Star and told us so. A. detade ago, other method than bond iseue| CHILDREN dependent on me that T don't know Leonard, Forgive me ; : es “ae ‘ | what she gain she faltered eeereer It would be a fine, big thing if Al Kemp- for financing of war would hardly be thought/} ps7 notar orize for 1 sure will—and look after you, CHAPTER VIII. tr, who has the reputation of being a of. The cost wogld have been put on the} r ear pri ‘ too,” answered Win. | ‘The Great American Game tty good fellow, would fix up things again masses, indisc riminately, and on the unborn] the best essay on the That's so good of you. But don't! win ghute had been jolted at! trouble about e. It's mother I'm res Genoa. Another but more agreeabie announce: generations. Today, the cost, if congress is Shackleton pict © “MEN UNIFORM CAN RIDE ON truly representative, is to be put upon thoself written by High School ¢ anconcesled admiration she con- | Svrprise awaited him st Naples, As STREET CARS FREE best able to bear it. It is the difference be elud te Saw oe tha wherh ieeuning aa) And, of course, the municipal line and the tween autocratic power and justica It is a But | r Itlery face looking down from the ton line should promptly follow the ex- mighty strong demonstration f human seamed t Wer big black ship—Tris Ford y Ten Dollar prize for only one that I co Ashore it's customary for an eo-l «0 to—the only 1 wanted to a progress { | trust mother to.” the best essay wri ation train to be side-| for express—for one We may yet see grandpa in the Raise the Limit by Grammar Scho Notwithstanding the bitter disap after a ft 4 and) a , Bhy's yn ait hn al upil pointment of the day, Win Shute| beat him to their common destina-| Re the war on ogg — nee IX Germans have been convicted of con eg to. dinner that night with a|tion. But when in sea travel no| 4 ae spiring to blow up ships at sea. The an ti asat r her ip overt and passes 2 P maximum penalty is two years’ imprison ~ cP y you, iy Cursos, Gimcst preter The pacifists will now probably urge ment f 7 - « lig natural t ve a triend you had teamer’s or in a foreign port This expertenc all the more explicable to Wir Shute because | eduled intervening events. —_— that we go after “the mad dog” of Europe " om sei with a syringe loaded with anti-toxin. meee, teense 18 $00 FON Conspiracy to bomb ships at sea is premeditation of murder, Th maximum penalty should be at once raised to What's become of the good, old-fashion- —jife sentence. In truth, all the statutes bear all evening she p earnest conversa Mansel i : from the club se ed czar of all the Russias? ing on such and similar crimes should be him of the man / Ok Ree revised ¥ e fr the city, but Anyhow, “he kept us out of war” as ——— nd was ca bs adn’t suggested it Jong as he could. Show your colors! 4 hated” ball an ae As Win Shute learned afterward the manager of the Glant-killers A Story of the Poor Wives of Rich Men ad kept his bjective a secret ym every li 01 ve his rite, ‘Byes the club officials ep STARRING osed, for several days, that the nanager had slipped quietly out of the city to rest after the hardest fought diamond battle in the rec-| rds of t national game. | For the invalid as well es © ||? —ys-tasson ans? hit pt those in perfect health = ||! 22 sty “sere: ci: | Pout He B Ss ration: or of the policy Bruises or Sore Muscles Bakers Cocoa || SBS ate eee this Don't Wait LOAN’S Liniment quickly || tn column. No patriotic A ; ig You're The big »s ended on Tues-| P ‘ | | citizen would write one. penetrate and soothes iw day, and at 1 a m next morning is an ideal food bev- aii +| without rubbing. Cleaser than|t Frit Porno, the nam" em mussy plasters or ointmen Lauretania, The following Mon erage, pure, delicious wholesome. Walter Baker & Co. Ltd. ESTABLISHED 1760 DORCHEST! OPEN LETTER TO WIL6ON does not stain the skin. ~ Dear Mr. President 1 do not Have a bottle handy for emerg-| know how you came to know my) ency, rheumatic aches and pains, feelings #0 pertectly, but you have) neuralgia, lumbago, gout, strains, expressed it fully in your message| sprains and lame back, yield to to congress on the evening of April, Sloan's Liniment 2, I had long felt the sentiment! At all druggists, 25c, 50¢ and you uttered in that message, but! $1.00. day morning he landed at Fish guard, boarded the special train for Dover, crossed the cantankerous |Channel, and arrived in Paris in |the afternoon. Ford left the Gare de Lyon at 10 o'clock that night, and after a night, a day, and a sec- ond night on the train de luxe ar What girl has not Yreamed of marriage with some having the greatest confider in will clean out your system andff rived in Rome early Tuesday morn millionaire, with all hr worldly worries drowned in your ability to vision for, and act preserve your bealth, ing , , ie qu b properly at all times on public mat They are one of the best laxa- The Colonia wasn't due at Na-| a sea of luxury? In “The Price She Paid” such a 5 ters, I have restrained my im- tives ever put on the market /ples until the next day. He was . f » he " aws : _ Doctor Tells How to Strengthen _|3:'n»,tristing you to tully moet carefully prepared. and only thell at the Resed by the Hon, ag siti fulfills her dream only to awaken to the bitter E i ht 50 t H ‘er i, gore ge poo ley i etgac pe aad used in their manu-H | 44 bismer, American Ambs knowledge that the price paid for her is as nothing yesig Per Cen in One ave heard you traduced by the} We h dor to Italy, before that Chicago | sentna ted’ with: the price sla: Has tc Gay kaiser's friends and abused by polit-| ‘e have customers who have {iMonaire had finished his break- | comps if a pay y taken them for 20 y IMonaire had finished his a and would not be without them @ | fast ? : y ical enemies. Tho former I dis) FILLS SPAIN Week’s Time in Many Instances\'°ii.07°0 0" yo ec dy AE ARSE SE. are —_— serve, the latter I combatted as best mame —= - AT YOUR NEAREST DRUG STORE Ford John Bismer’s boss, the Chocolate Coated or Plain P a, hout the least feeling, P 2 he United States, w: > Free Prescription You Can Have expense of ever getting gianses.|! could, wit President of the United States, was ” Filled and Use at Home | ye troubles (of many, descriptions |knowing full well that it fs the right SECURED | ene —|n thirty-third degree fan; also the M. Guterson rp ; ay be wonderfully bene »¥ |of all American eltizens to criticize White House stale? wate tans dow 5 followin h if e Here W | hite ne 8s down | Filladeiphia, Pa-—Do you wear|the ‘preeripiion Go to any active| You on all domestic and economic INVESTMENTS ae I rate cise who andreassd thhcate Russian Orchestra glasses? Are you a victim of eys|drug store and ‘a bottle of Bon- | questions. = wei |cial invitations; and when the as MUSICAL PROGRAM Strain or other eye weaknesses? If|Opto tablets Mrop one Bon-Opto| Because we Carrying Our Unqualified ; Ee you will be wisd to know that, ac-|tablet Ina fourth of s glass of wearer | ar eenene We have the right to ‘Recommendation for BANK OF CALIFORNIA || sistance of Washington had been “Tf 1 Were Kine” cording to Dr. Lewin, there is realland allow to dissolve. With this| #peak right out in meetin’,” our SAF NATIONAL ASSOCIATION solicited in the hunt for the king Overture, “I ere King hope for you. Many whose eyes! liquid bathe the eyes two to four|opinion of you, 60 long as we ob. of second basemen and the pursuit were falling way they have had thelr | tir ail ‘ou should notice your | e Bias gentored through the principle | syes cleer’up poscentiniy ight den [serve the common decencies of $100 and #500 OF SAN FRANCISCO of his kidnapers, all other Govern Adidten 15C Of this wonderful free prescription: the start, “and. inflammation pill | speec h, any time and place, 1s the ‘aeanak ment business, foreign and domes- mission ents er tryin, t quickly 4 Deed our eyer le P| » . e lo € r, C o ‘ mien sayy after try’ ng Mts quickly disapp er. it your ey are ahiet aeen wer we love you Yielding ol Per Cent ‘“ | tic, was shunted into second place, | Fead at all. Now I can read every-|steps to save them n titore it |. Mr. President, even when the : ‘¢ NATIONAL BANK So Ambassador Bismer was more thing without any glasses, and my || » late. Many hopelessly biind|friends and agents of foreign BOND DEPARTMENT Member of Federal {than cordial in his greeting of the eyes 40 not water any more. At| might © been saved If they had| princes and potentates have ex n dia greeting o Bight they would pain dreadfuliy;|cared for their eves in time Guardian Be they tos! fine ail the time fed for thelr eyes in time. san to| Pressed their contempt of you in Capital and Surpina was like « miracie to me.” A lady|whom the above article was submitted,| particular, and our inatitutions in Trust & Savings $16,800,000.00 ry} manager of the Glant-killers i a | DF who used it nays he atmon-|said: "Bon-Opto is a very ramarkable| general, we have been tolerant, th . Te - ft phere we hazy with or without | remedy. peed . a nt, tho Bank is 4 > : ' Biee glasses, but ee Gehe this pres | watt knows r ‘| resentful, knowing that time and an ee “i SON TRANSF ; Mein tor 18 dave everything | visery ores Mie reratlente Would Tistity pun caunrill, Car. iret Ava Ke Colansbia' he SEATTLE BRANCH | MOR R Boiet, without ‘sinus Ye all Sa eee too . ei bl nd the principles for which It Pick nauoiotte ted | FURNITURE Aer BAGGAGE ! or a eo fed that thousands who we oe OF. yr can, be and believing also that time B.C, WAGNER seni AM Mongcane Sana) ie Sirraeh’ thomi tn a \setatned thorn any ged araguiel, and to xperlence would vindicate you. | GMO. 1. 8. WHITH, ... Asst. Mar Vs hee mt Seattle’s Best Photoplay.House x | : gthen their eyen| should be kept on hand for reguiar use in a8 to be spared the trouble and almost every tamily.”—Aavertisement, justified our copfidence in you, and | @—————__—- fearone nd multitudes more one of the very few preparations T feei|" "The event, Mr. President, has || READ STAR WANT ADS’ wie SHORT PLETAL RPE D