The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 1, 1917, Page 4

STAR—TUESDAY, MAY 1, 1917. PAGE 4 | a = om ) ' 3 Arnnnnny o- a T HE SEA I H LE S I AR bebe “iB A MM B I 99 By Marjorie Benton Cooke cae {oa da U), K. S., | = = 5 ‘ . | oo (Copyright, Paget Newspaper Service) ) (@ 7? cr hare DLS 1907 Seveath Ave. Near Untom 84. | = ' )} 4 ty men OF SCR NORTHWES AGuE oF News || (Continued From Our Last tesue) OP R att _ w niess you fe There eed to Telegraph News Service of the ted reas A ton li, 1 don't see ¥ hy, u you fell ‘ ct 1 to fiz th ai n 1 me - rice of to Eniored at Seattle, Wash, Postoffice as Second-Clase Matter No danger of that.” sald he, and | BOMI ; f food. 1, — t h turned to ber agat fall ity ake per month up go € mos ¢ mos $1.90; your $9.00 |) wt * Seam : bik r en in ion wes ms it y carrier, city mon’ ave er you Koo any #1 ° | : E ‘ i) D In big, : Peivere| being such a fool as that, ybu warn atl “CeANT eNcisT— By Walt Whitman | cos wil 5, meerttog otha a hae ‘with sen ah thent” THOMPSON, | [I'VE GOT A Wire © captaint My captain! Our Cearful t 4 done anyhow na ll you do the | He "gs TO SUPPOT eathe: ove ck, the { « th : _— — | “I'l run away, 1 will go to the Re TOUR gf eet i Lek Al gle! a ety x bere does opie al ai rises cattle Times a alenetenncinipnaone — — % onds of the earth, That particular be The port ts near, he ose ho a he b é . 2 2 | GOOD POETS are the inspired interpreters of the gods.—- madness ts death to creative gon While follow ration at 71 J oat spat 1 grim a 2 old ' Hindenburg seem | Plato. tus.” u near No heart! to ¢ ed the line @ al All r’ght, Ui warn you." O the bleeding drop of re peat venlite ————— You don't think | ought toto: Where on the deck my ¢ n Hes, oa kine posalbly, do your” Fallen cold and dea Prince fis J 6 New All H e Camera Usa” T'was advehd you might ee ila bad tear thnk have been fired from p veh stuff, bur al Jexpect w Ing of me.” |] Rise up—for you the flag is flung—for you th ugle trills; war A be Now come the days when the April wers are about to] ‘Oh, ne nk what vos Sere | For you bouquets and ribbon'd wreat for you the shores 8. kd-up in see The « f nature are about] done for the girl,” she quoted, and orawding | Howe be dried up in May sunshine, The t na : }he heard her laugh down the hall | a row ne eee Pe creneree A a ANNA to open wide and thru the portal will walk the camera fan eis Rs a Sta dnak | For you they all the swaying mass, thelr a m a new ering howe that ARG Dee ge out m ihe | ere, captain! ! tgffteond atrhot All hail to him a step as if to ow her, Then. pole! oa re iss flag, Now will the office of the art editor be deluged with pic-| with a shake of his shoulders, he 2 m Ja ong i ' . othe leet ag tures of the matronly cow and her friskir calf, of father in| d th airs to his new work eoniea alien wi a : the backyard a-posing with a rake and of the next door neigh bobs ws . one i nna's hie a ar a Pin wg . 5 ol ° ‘ofeaso « r rn we hey hor’s you hopeful dressed in overalls bending over a plot ing garden. It was one of his fow My nin does not answer; hi are pale aod’ still the heey" of spaded-up dirt in which he has planted pebbles, confident | pelarations, and he took it as rer My father does not feel my arr as no pulse nor will; 7 may te ae they will s : ut fously as a problem. The ship ts anchor’d safe and ts voyage cloned and done; knows how te saris And ¢ of those works of art will be acc ompanied with : He was wate ve 4 bi nares | eS From fearful o the vietor ee bject won; Braiiws ts crying Hate “ Py i throes of a slug, with sctentific tn xu! shore K ne . ) : the usual effusion of the spring-poet, reeled out in yards Of jicrince, an his sonénlaw @ Yes, we Ac But 1, with mournful tread, treason to speculate in food ia war explanatory rhyme .4.,| proached chim, carrying a wh KNow You Have A Walk the deck my captain Hea, erga Rb Mi tapceiy fo Yes, and the apple trees in full bloom, the old swimmin’| brimmed hat Wire TO SUPPORT, pur | 14) Fallen cold and dead H what it te tn peace times t t a op, , ‘ > te i hole and brother sitting up very straight behind the wheel of| |“? cfeeson herbi crien Ps yous You DON'T hes vA AN ANTLONEPAREOHES r dostres ‘© put on your his new auto, all will be recorded in a conglomerated enthusi-| SUP" ya) forgot it.” SUPPORT [oP eee APOSTLE ‘ é ° on!” paper, and had on hi Por ble ervnt¢ asm of spring-ti art ; , . “Oh, you. ye nenk yout” nee? HER we lcaaralvantire | gene be done with |, Por Sale T Ty pt tn Oneonta But let us remember this, that all these pictures are f I should like the opportunity o! | é . e ansiously Plains maurole o | exchange e ood or bad y have & few words with you, sir, If you | r the next few days she was rated for antomob Advertisem: j tures, that they are recorded, that, good or bad, they have can apare the time.” |no absorbed in her experiment that » to be left the one sole| Oneonta (N. Y.) Star Hi served their purpose in giving the operator of the camera a) "swell, cannot, My time is very | she almont neglected the “Heavenly | dut Ardelia, to be overfed and | oe 8 i moment of intense interest in a subject outside of himself and) peeotous, If you desire to walk |Twins.” ‘The Professor commented d until you aren't fit to| an tows paper says: “Mr. Porman tes TF " aieeataal ith 1 hile 1 destroy lon her absence t live with.” been marries was aloo in the Ab his own concerns. : along with me whi ‘ w At Hy Let us remember that before they have faded or been! theae slugs, I will listen to what plained | that But you can't go off alone with | medai, please, ir ae i" A ws ¢) you say yeah house is a Jarvis.” a dumped by mother into the wastebasket during the top-shelf H seueiianl thle coe ae dan catets ( writ we. ain't Moa . ; ) lo purnued hia course, and studyin 1 Why not? - Jed to } RO closet cleaning of some future spring, they will have made at», ree, followed even sing al ah but some Ye Ae bev neigh : b y vahdaced sete wise ; | ani least or mpression on some mind some place, for joy or ar house for ody ia a shoutin’, ‘Sh seem #0 ’ ta tC yareall iniees yor gue *rofeseo n t t ly Jarvis f te ! - { 4 4 mis n af. sorrow, t cannot be erased. rhice now = : rs peda Only Jarvis jed to note any will have to practi ford t’ hire somebody th't cn do Good luck to you, you amateur photographers! And this S7¢ 0 Baye merely encoun ‘ change. It was too much to ex. |¢ 4 poses, Jarvin it better. Re akc har e at mea pect th great Jocelyn could | must not act so interested tn see be suggested to you: “Take happy pictures. Often enough.” sa the P: concentrate on any but his OWN Father says we don't act marr sign at the count REC ee sor, making adden are. ee mental attitudes | Keep Ott y BERLIN SAYS the “Wotan Line” Ie impregnable, Better remove) "ost unwat Jarvis. | wo fifty atone Like most facile people, Bambt n't see anybody try each “N.” Up, anc . a = was bored with her masterpiece at ing to bri eg ot plained, and Jarvis stared at the end of @ week, and abandoned could anything be $43 open mouthed. eto ngectr ty Bh wcided more hu ike?” 7 { ithout a sigh. She decided that FUNNY MONEY “How awful! A human metro bei cee fanina shi n if . Iiterature was not to be enriche ary A est at all, oe plenty of eountertet j e nome. I must make a note of that.” | — — - ee -- _ i fact ever gave a tnti! the night before they were to 9 : : 5 Ane pre ha K out @ notebook to}. . seople laugh, I make them|i» worse than Lucretia Borgia” | thought to her first born child un-|start. Ho c and offered nF ec i The Seattle Star fought the Southern Pacific raibway| ake bis en fom notebook habit?” | think “Of course ahe fa in the world,|til a month after its birth, when apher a lite e black notebook Ee strenuously in the matter of the tourist rates. The fight thus > “Go ahead.” Father Professc You haven't| New. 1 yoagas M cid eel a cmedhy “ee bdrphorn i i begun by this newspaper has been won for the Northwest,| afford to waste rrupt again, father.” | looked at a w csrager Uo ntpd| gee ge aaah out her{cent we spend. This is a loan, % a; we dont’ mind 4 and the interstate commerce c mission’s ruling, making the suggestions, lea ne began to read, nervously se pe igen aes AE 09 TOR SUP sscript and read er with |y nderstar th that's as web i . “ Jort “al ow Bah! A most offensive habit then with , ayrsatcie, he . of eurpr H a gift from the gods. C ee ney. i new rates the same for the Northwest as for California, is ne Tr iashen: from four general at Kase Wa ager ieekelie Greet) uty fer libations, T'don't want your! Wats sted to set most any nia ia, 2 effect. |titude,” Jarvis began again, “tha: fina and Baantl my classes bee o t and credit book WE'VE HEARD IT CALLED ati But while we fought in the past, we are today glad to eacript and ‘earning Bo interpolated [70 | i iia hee 7° wiouldae, red ie EVEN 4p give the Southern Pacific railroad management credit for 1) do it herself ring the Jarvin. om forgot about tt and looked into hivseeudoalaots poor HY i i v0 il act, the Pr cleared his “I warn yon to let father alone * sro of hard labor| “Good little fair eve ctions were rende i something big and worth while or cor He slew anothe poe gg nd 6600 fo ee MAMA: BEES ic cea re cimoat. to com-| Want to put some gold dust in the|On & Hawallan instrument called fat! The Southern Pacific offers its right-of-way free ati | See ean you corte Dink do | thati” ond Serva |Seus 7 dies an fate besens rag Prpaenay pedo wr the Eklaka-—Forest City (& D) i i ers. aa ee See aver: To * sure, bs favor) Jarvis, bis concern fn hie face thout pausing for the Professor's erting him be” — the play. abted ich | “Walt unt! we get to the end of | Press. 5 oe } iving al the Southern Pacific’s grants free to farmers,| That slug has a right to life. y|\ hasty apology i ti bat ham ta 6 ref ltag’ vere bigh that it|the rainbow,” h i} t 12,000 acres is some garden, and, besides this, the Southern — Pe Ma the point of view of The play told the story of ajplay. Ile's good copy would get @ production. If only Just png a ryan for me. My mas | feb ds 5 ‘ ‘ . | the slug n whose God was Succeas.| “Ho'll never know himself, so ft); 1 get to New York with |mind is such a sieve,” he said, of- Boanming th i — oanrtans: hr de tte peg vaya a nag “He Kills my roses,” justified the sho sacrificed everything to him.| won't matter.” lit it to the magnates; |fering the spurned black book. Knew not wh a ee 2 tS amoge . | Professor. “He's a murderer So Pirst her mother and father were| They talked late abont Jervis’| d they| “All right Give me the Black Ig 8 i ; : 1 be ine money, an y & ie Shed eniy i railroads. Score one real good thing for the Southern Pacific.| ciety has a right to extinguish red ap, that ahe might have a/ work, Ris methods of writing, the pad none. Her busy brain spent | Ma I will ride your figures ° him.” lcareer, Then har lover. She mar length of time ft took him to con hemt bu ight came. jin {t' } | : \ needa j hours scheming, but no light cam « John L, Sullivan, Kid MéCoy and “The olf fallacy, @ tooth for a| rind a man she did not love, that|cetve and work out a play. It all| ‘Then out of the blue fell a shin-| | “That was a pun. You ought tolpstting Nelson have o lerad @ ' MAN 18 neither the vile nor the excellent thing which he | [eee i. ‘ eave |2* might mount one step Righer,| fascinated Bambt. She felt that @!ing bolt! A long envelope, with a| be lan't tt fant ghe|fsht in Roosevelt's a: y. We i . | eometimes imagines himse!f to be.—Disracit, ia ou acrifice my roses to jand finaly she sacrificed her child | wonderful tnterest bad come into! magazine imprint on ft, came with mt ft fun?” she! aon know why Abe Attell, Bob haat et ve en as ta |to her devouring ambition. When|her life. A new thing was to be! mornine’s mall and nearly Hage to him. | Fitzsimmons es Wolgast mn. cli teach the rose @ CAF sho reached the goal sho had vis-|/created, some day, under her roof, 4 a young and useful life. The| The next day they set forth on Barn : a y i ‘ . | ended ! . \iiam H. Taft and Romeo Hages 4 of itealf. 3 foned from the first, ahe was no/near her, She was to have part In/editor begged to inform her that|their journey. Pambi left lists all) ssyen't volunteered. mye s hd You're crazy,” he snapped, and) jonger a human being, with powers help tm {ta shaping to perfec |the tee of judges had jover the house as reminders for th TeachYourChildren toS wim viet secur ters OE cesment or neering” Sun” Byatt svt uw dav Set aoe ease’ aaa ae” eae : Jarvis glanced at him quickly, @94)| wag inetoad, a monster, tncapall nd @ warm rus ¢ grati-|¢ hed enough to maneuver an army. The “ee : i +. | took out the notebook . ec had . his | ep 4 she Professor went to the station with Heroism is a most commendable quality. The Carnegie| ‘2% om of ap ating what she had won, |¢ Jarvis for bringing her t he and # ‘! Bae mihi Aer “6 1 Put that thing away!” shouted /and tn despair she killed herself. |senee of his need of her made her | v nclosed. |them, and absent-minde: kissed % , Hero Fund commission encourages it by granting medals 80d line Professor. ‘I will not be an There were big scaties, some | burst ow {Had any other f ipt that rvis gapd-bye, which {nfuriated ; } é gifts of cash to live heroes or to the near surviving relatives| notated.” Jarvis merely returned |pold, telling strokes, tn Jarvis ‘Ob, life te such fun!* they might see? Would she honor | his victim and nearly sent Bambi | i “ of heroes who sacrifice their lives for others It to bis pocket. but as the Profes: | handling his theme. Again, it} He looked at her closely. them with a vistt the next time she into hysterics, As the train pulled || Gp, racterizes our methods ts Fig 4 Just the same, if heroism consists in the picturesque |", Mewagl ng potas sane, was utterly lacking in drama. The You are a queer e mite,” | ¢ to New York? They would |out, she | nae boa 2 ene every _ tranenction, fare ey “ : : rae. ? i dickies or heaven's sa ait down | euthor stopped the action and took | sald he © to talk over a series of stories | and calle io home, now, Profes. || tomers accorded e - f = struggle to save another's life from fire or flood or accident, |ang tisten to me! This mathemat!-|to the pulpit OPa tatia th sadahdine than hk | alintiae to ihe piiie “wiheer. sor!” and’ with a mechanical jerk || tesy consistent with sound Imel- H 4 there is too much of it or, rather, there is too much oppor- cal progression makes me cra As he closed the manuscript| sword,” she lat 4, starting for| The Professor and Jarvis had and started off in th * | tunity for the exercise of it. “Forty-nine, fifty.” He glanced ab{ reached out her hand tthe «arden. “You go to bed, so/ both departed to their lairs or they pd. ‘ | 4% } as In the last annual report of the Hero Fund commission |" me rage fe 1 Eas Give tt to ma, in my hand!” she yor can get an early start on that’ would have witnessed the best pas " ae ° ee i th art /0 iH 27 f d H f jbas sold ber birthright for a mens | crdered. He obeyed, question: | pt I'll round up the Profes 1 of tambi's 1 Sho fluttered | comfort,” she tted to 8 there are 127 cases of rewarded heroism recorded. Of these| o¢ pottage.” he muttered iaaty oe forgotton to Teice conebt th joy-bringing letter above her| “He {s so apt to mislay bin | Paid on Savings Accounts 75, or nearly i Noah cent, a to do with ie Sin pr vt Ap That's just the a vestion Whose | "| fool an if it wae such a big| He obeyed without objection circled the breakfast | vocstnea ae, : |] Accounts, Subject {0 ee t to say, out of 127 cases where persons were in such peril of| duty Is it to provide the pottage?” | thing ied and bleeding. 1 N at once, Mke a ship at|/room in a whir) of happiness. | intinued tomorrow | ‘dial ; their lives that they needed the services of a hero, 75 of them con Res ogg - ‘s mine? | want to it and help it.” r after long years of Moating! § waited until next day to ex-| - — a ‘ id : houlda’t Science pport " oe, he too * plode he ym b. ® ae of 3 would probably have taken care of themselves and never got-|,np scale | i Spay arian but, creat” as begs 5 * A wn a fn the play wtb Peoples Savings Bank ten into the record if they had been able to swim. | “Humph! Why not let Bamb | ten'e S ieee) Gea a iP ae RUA ae NON Phis Wek, Jerviac we con bate it Father SECOND AVE. AND PIKE ST. The foral is obvious: Teach your boy and your girl to| support you? She says she wante| you don't b p her. You Lambt for his new sense of peace | typed early next week, and get off | ——__"" a swim, and learn to swim yourself to. re | belleve her, because you hat nd well-being to New York on Friday or Satur. - a _ . “Lam willing she should support! “int aho's true. She lives today urriage of Jarvis and Bamb! | day BILLIONS FOR warfare, but not one cent for pork! gag oy ond ty filer et a the tows Wis ten cays | He stared at her | i 80 the only question will 1] eated. conversation, a fact to! “On foot?” he inquired | -peaaiag support you? | “No, no, not Woman may ap-| which they were perfectly indiffer Oh, no. IT find I have the : Exactly, With Bambi off your | pr i tis, ‘tet abe decent laa. See it pa paste Ap as any | money ph . * hands, you will have no other re-| req: ft ow n » fine, c “Yo nd yo ave it! You had, | = - Smith and Jones boca “uaa war cedit agi tol nit out. Lot her be fine, and | other wonder, such as a comet page| “You find you have it! You had | | WE MAKE jspons'ility, and you 10} big, and righteously itfous. |ing, or an airship disaster. that much and didn't know it?” he| : {8 r thing for the worl! than) Make us sympathize with her.” In the mea the strangely jexploded so loudly that the Profes: { Jones sat him down and pondered. And out of Jones'|to help me to instruct and inspire | nyc Tome prenckite trainee fare tr ae (ete ee ree |e ae io ea ald attention, || WOURTEETH ponderings there grew a great thought, far-reaching in it her less comfortable ationship, Jar 1 am careless about these|| FEELGOOD”: comprehension and its suggested possibilities. How can you Ins ang in-| “All the better, Make her a trag: | vis 1 the F almost came | things,” Bambi murmured | ui ' And- Jones decided to write a book, setting forth his great| "Pre, !* nobody Hatena” 4. [04% Show the futility of ft all. |to but moat part the; “What's all this?” queried the é nes Gi e > 'w a bOOK, se gt us g They must listen tn the en e didn't kill herself. You killed 1 pt peace. But | professor. | Chl thought to the world And then it occurred to him his|else why am I her he jh the hung hea and one day ‘s got money enough to take | |“ GURANTEED thought required the constant hammering home of a periodical The Professor relinquished his} Do you write plays?” he asked in the b ock, a book |us to New York,” repeated Jarvis. | ZL — ions . chase, to stare n fou are at/} r . ba Kk you 0} & o go} publication, and he decided to found a magazine thru which| ©h&s*. to stare again. “You | ber \ t came r that Thank you. I don’t wish to g 5 ri _ ainc In your belief in your: | No, but I a. This is o might try it herse m to that terrible place, Of all the yi week in and week out he would give wide currency to his! seif—twenty-three. I'd like to heat + te aychology.|put down } her | distressing, improbable places, New © very great thought. Then he reconsidered, and it seemed that | some of these great ideas of} you dont knc woman.” dreams, her at nd make a| York is the worst,” replied Profes- | really he should upbuild an institution, that personal touch re | i should hope sald the Pro-| story of the Thought and action |sor Parkhurst would carry his thought more effectively than any written|, }7%, “ell 1 am golng to read | fessor. | “You needn't tell me there | were with Bambi, In_ five x Professor, I was not| word. ¢ | pla a 1 ve er this even-|are such women in the world. She’ minutes’ time she had pencil and ‘planning to take you,” soothed his | ure 0 a oun jin f ‘ 0 come, you may - ——-— - | And in the end, long before he had written either the|lisien. Then you will s0¢ that {tp ——__— ~ book or made the magazine or founded the institution, death|“°Uld Pay you to stake me for a F h S ] t h t D C M It f { 1 order to ” , "| couple of ¥ ° | Many ailments r It from their neglect. In tage id aunt sear rench Sailors Visit Washington, D. C. |B oerctees vey oes eens re Now there was a man named Smith, and Smith, too, had That n fter dinner, Bambt | one to take into the ly a certain amount of food, ne yf pondered, tho not so comprehensively as Jones. And out!) #rrang el reading Hght The ) grind it and put it in proper condition for ot fh ahaatnes es evsieed + Jin the screened porch, drew « big | stomach to handle {t. Then {t fs sent into various parts of his ponderings he evolved a thought, but it was not Clay Heald 1k bia, on | | ly to be used in building up muscle, mind and Done, great thought, tho a good one. And Smith decided what] tessor's favorite chainelongue neat. parts that go into the of a well-polsed, he uuld do with it, and that thing he did by, and got him into it | heal vigorous man. If there is deficiency in bes) It is not recorded whether Smith wrote a book or] “What is th supposed to be| teeth, and they fail to do tneir work properly, there = ated 4 qamarine or upbuilded an shetitut B hat. |Sbout?” Professo urkhurst in be trouble all along the Hna The alarm bell will be soun sta 4 sf 4 ) upb 1i A d an insti su ion ut what-| quired in the Way of headache, nervousness, torpid liver, stomach ever it was that he did—and ‘tis recorded that he acted| “Tho title is conn! It ts | trouble and a hundred other aflments promptly and thoroly—it put his thought over And it|about a woman who sold herself | } Now the Dentist is the man to see, not the doctor. bes means much to men of Smith’s caliber or of less than ith’s|for success, and paid with her | TBR Hee Th AND OY UL tne Olner Uh es hsb Pa i v0 of it wa a : ed ne |oul | themselves, Thoroughly ground food will be sent te caliber. And the wonder of it was that it suggested to « ne ta fh a hte dy | stomach in such a way that the whole system will respond of these men a truly great thought, greater even than Jones’,| “Good Lord, no! I don't try to with new vigor. “The Daily Grind” will be a pleasure. The and this man, acting with the Smith brand of thoroness and| — =| whole secret Hes in the care of the et Brush them promptness, put his truly great thought over and much | carefully at least onc day. Have your Dentist oe | hem once while, he very minute anything bel good flowed from it to all men. | Rear a Pa a ay . a pee “he . ‘Most = P i © go wrong, have the uble corrected mediately. Who, now, was the greater in the kingdom of earth, | Sia eS people fail in the care of the teeth at time of life. Jones or Smith? 5 N t in this matter means trouble to cor There is only Held Up in U. 8. Probate one safe, satisfactory way to avert this trouble, or to get OUR NAVY likes U-boats; It’s going to make them submarines for- ever, Speaking of Whistle Signals A Seattle afternoon newspaper goes out of its wa to editorially denounce The Star’s proposal for wartime con servation of daylight as “silly.” This is the same erudite old organ that asks folks to come to its building every day at 12 o'clock and watch a ball drop to tell them that it is 12 o’clock. Toot! Toot! | THE MAN who orders more than he can eat and the woman who @00ks more than she can use are not exactly patriots, | Courts R U ONE Our business 14 to trace such measures and establish proof of birth or descent. Naturalization Papers Have you proof of where your father took them out? If not, consult us, IMPORTANT Telephone Beacon 3885 The Genealogy Co. 403 30th Ave. 8. Corner 30th and Jackson q Carrying American flags, French sailors of the battle cruiser Jeanne d’Aro, in port somewhere on the Atlantic coast, are here shown visiting the capital. The tall sailor won the Legion of Honor medal for heroic work at the Dardanelles | relief when it comes, and that is to get the help and advice of a Dentist whone experience and education fit him to cope successfully with all kinds of trouble The secret of power lies with the teeth, for withos’ good teeth, the entire system is thrown out of order, TI the teeth are sound, the man sound, If the teeth are ed. . mere living diseased, the whole man is more or less dis You owe yourse! only a living but li is only existence. Life—real, healthy, pulsating life—comes only with a sound body ave your teeth right and your stomach right. ‘Teeth right first, then all the others will be right—your stomach, liver and “heart. He alive Enjoy living. Consult your Dentist, Enjoy the pleasure of the “daily grind.” instead of filling your stomach Consult your Dentist often Lady attendant, Painles# with drugs. We serve the public methods,