The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 8, 1917, Page 4

Telearape Ee out of elty ho per m Ry carrt Dalty by Sear |THE SEATTLE Near Union St. OF SCRIPPS NORTHWEST Li . Wash, AGUE we Service of the United Press Assoc! Poatoffice as Second ponth up er, olty 6 mor. & month. Who Work hour during the sum hour of daylight fe what it was is foolish in oN try to gain another he s of view, it simply the council passed it, nts to work an hour early in the mornin dening in the mornir it 9 o'clock There have been ma le. Ever since the citizens began t of purpose and But Seattle's getti circumscribed ; ose of the moment, lim n | of Seattle's ‘it is a plan that invites the lively interest and claims the} support of every % the head It’s Tough on the Boys The city council has voted down the plan ilman Hanna and The Star for setting the clocks ahead Seattle mer months, and or war gardening According our of daylight can't be done he “because,” as extra in their garden, they can " will continue to do the evening What a pity that every patriotic gardener in town hasn't @ job like the mayor, who doesn’t have to get to work like | instead do,” of atting Together segregate fing to their religion, their business « ities, the character of their work, and the bent of their) on a large scale by the city as a whole. new-born commercial Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club,| sobbed citizen. giving hed the point in papu themselves NEewsParnn @ moa $1.90; year $3.00 4» 600, Private proposed by Some of the councilmen haven't yet got thru their heads all about Hesketh, for instance, thinks the man who invented the to Hesketh, ht as well try to stop the world from going around” as From the Hesketh And Mayor Gill, who threatened to veto the ordinance said, “if any ccasions of getting together in! fear in ¢ inelinations, there has been a great deal of getting} . Get-together meetings, get-together dinners, get-| ther campaigns have been of frequent occurrence, and been almost uniformly productive of the results desired members of the various groups thus drawn into close; organization, eld Marshal Joffre— people and government of the United States are) sho started at a step outside, think: STAR an Mattor, “one u professional | manded (Continued From Our Last tesue) on Monday morning Hurray!” shouted Bambi into the Kitchen to break news to Ardella, since the Profes sor was not there. She took the early train in high good humor thp next morning, clad in her most fetching frock Strong's wire rush ing “Even a stony-hearted manager could not be impervious to this ‘ hat.” was her parting comment to ner glass She took a taxt, with that sense of affluence which attacks one Ike A germ on entering the City of Spenders At first Bambt | where she was going, so happy was she to be back in this gay city Downtown and still downtown the an did not notice taxt sped, past the Washington Square district, which they had ex plored together, shooting off at a tangent into the kind of neighbor hood where Bambi had fallen stek at the sights and the filth. They one drew up before an old-fashioned ap House, with dirty steps and win Kev dows and curtains. It looked Ike hts @ better-class ¢itizen on the down grade, beside the neighboring houses, which were frankly low class. The driver opened the door and Bambi stared up at the place | “Why, this can't be it!" she ex [overnite fs the number you gave | “Walt,” she said. She ran up the ‘rickety steps, her heart sick with She rang and waited and 1) rang. Finally,/a dirty head ap eared out of dn upstairs window What d'yer want?" a voice de “Does Mr. Jarvis Jocelyn live | here?” “Three flights up-back,” and the window slammy¢ Watt for mo, driver,” she called, She began to climb the dirty stairs, | tears in her eyps. “Ob, my dear, my dear she action. ‘said, over and pver again together in the past has been some She knocked at the third-Moor ited to citizens of some common) back, Bran ad ier ° - é , } F . lopened the door and entere ne or for the benefit of their church,| gory area window, a bed, a ckatr, lodge, their union or other special organization. | a dreaser, an improvised table with is now proposed that all Seattle shall get together./ piles of manuscript It was fwhat has been done in group fashion shall now be|cleaner than the awful entrance Such is the |*ssested. But, oh, tt was pitital = Such « place for a dreamer! Bam)! the | jeaned her head on the dreaser and That hp had been reduced this, that he had never | them, fessor's money and chosen poverty It nearly killed her, while It thrilled }to her with a pride peakable, If he had the strength for such a } fight, nothing dould conquer aim ring themselves when they honor the British and French | ing that it might be he. battlin to America to . long before this. ‘we well may shudder. millions more. , supreme crisis. France was saved, the world was sa who are now in Washington, These men are the official representatives of the at European democracies that for nearly three years ig for the world’s freedom. among these statesmen and soldiers who in the momentous confer- Field Marshal Joffre of France, the object of the tre- ous ovation in the United States senate. it was his patriotism, courage and genius which stopped man drive on Paris and won the battle of the Marne or that victory the German plans which were 50 years the making, to force France to make peace, hurl her mili- } machine against Russia, defeating her before she could to mect the onslaught, and then have Great Britain mercy, would probably have been successfully carried take And they did not pass! Britain was saved, ved. But you do not belong to France alone You belong to the world, and we claim our share of you / When we consider what this would have meant to Amer- great war has developed millions of heroes; will the story of Joffre at the head of the armies of France back the Germanic hordes at the Marne, and the world, will thrill future generations when| fy other incidents of the war have been forgotten hey shall not pass!” This was the French battle-cry/the park, where It was quiet America Field Marshal Joffre, the American people salute you! © You have achieved for France and for yourself imperish- Wholesale Manufacturers SEATTLE STORE q 1519 Third Avenue BETWEEN PIKE AND PINE Music in the Home Home life is most attractive when all its inter- ests, all its ties, all its associations and duties are harmoniously blended and ennobled by the influence of music. There is no better center for the musical influence in a home than the piano, and there is no better Piano than the BUSH & LANE Used in thousands of American homes where the best of music is appreciated. 6 } > assured him,‘ A i D |know just the man to make the | \ So do 1. Whom do you , Sc Retail saving was Suddenly sho realized that he might not want even her to see two] this: this; that he might not want her Prokibitioniet have|to know of this drab tent whore he | Pon ane, crawled for battle. She his cheek would reat, “Jarvis, my dear!” pered Then she went down the rickety | stairs, out to the walting cad. She | was sick, heart and body, at the revelation of what bis struggle | meant. All the mother in her erled out at the physical distress of such surround! to @ nature sensitive to environment. He could have come back to the sunny, airy rooms he bad made his, at home; but he had chosen to stay and win. Sp many things she had not understood about him were made clear now, and she wondered ff Richard Strong had found there. No wonder Jarvis had re pulsed him, taken unawares, and at such a disadvantage! “Oh, why didn’t you let me know and help?" she repeated. She had Ithe man take het round and round She | must get herself in hand. She f lthat at the slightest excuse she | would burst into hysterica' More than ever, now, must she be mix tress of herrelf for the coming in terview. She must fight to catch jthe big manager's attention, and |win her way with him. She d she whis- and tried to shut out the sight of that sordid, wretched room, where handsome big Jarvis was paying the toll to success—toll of blood and brain and nerves, paid by every man jor woman who mounts to the top! She saw him elimbing wearily those into thm cell like a | dirty stairs, coming Over and over she saw it definitely | A Quarter before three she or dered the driver to the Empire thea tre. This time his face cleared Actress, of course. Probably went |to the slums to lpok up a drunken husband, He drew up at the thea , demanded a queen's ransom fo. release, and stood at attention She was too nervous to notice the amount, and paid it absently, dis- missed him, and hurried to th ele ator She was fired shown Into the gen- eral-domo's office, where she was catechised as to her name and her business, She waited 15 minutes while her name was passed down ithe line. Twenty minutes passed, then a youth ‘appeared. “Mr. Frohman will receive jnow,” he announced | tones, | Bambi refrained from an impulse jto say, “Thank you, St. Peter,” and followed into the private office |For a second she was petrified with fear, then with the courage of the |terror-stricken she marched down the long room to the desk where Mr. Frohman sat woking at her. | “So you wrote ‘Francesea,’ did you?” 1 did.” you in solemn Did you ever write a play?” “No, but I've helped on several plays. 1 know them,” she a great deal about "And I ‘Jarvis Jocelyn.” ‘Jarvis Jocelyn! Seems as tho 1 had heard that name, Oh, your name {% Jocelyn,’ he added, “Is this a’ relative?” | “Sort of—husband,” “Husband? So you're married?” in surpris “Yes, He submitted a pi you called ‘Success,’” CHAPTER tV¥ li “Appointment at three o'clock, Tuesday afternoon,” announced the bed and Iaid her hand gently where |" Siar him | ‘her furs about her, closed her eyes | moving picture film repeated in| STAR—TUESDAY, (Outbursts of Everett True ) MAY 8, 1917. PAGE 4 MP. GROCERYMAN, CAN YOU READ WHAT tr SAYS ON THIS CAN & HEREAFTER DON'T FUT | | STAR BEAMS . JUST AT NOON The city council, according to a contemporary, refused to let the ean get ap an hour eartler. | But we can still get our high- powered telescopes, and exacthy at | 12 o'clock, we can train and strain our eyos to the thrilling eight of a ball drop, and at that moment we an learn that {t is noon. Where }upon we can then proceed to pat ourselves upon our backs and toot our_own horns, to wit: Honk, honk eee SELLER On CONSUMER? Pat O'Flaherty, very peipadty not « wee arrested A dramatic pause, “Mow, gentionen of the fury, do honaetty 1 ® quart of wae | The only reason for urging the importation of a million or two Chi nese coolies into the Unites States at this time is - high patriotism. It is not in the least prompted by selfish motives of rabid “open shop | pers.” | Monroe’s Son, 101, Wants to Enlis y Marjorie Benton Cooke (Copyright, Paget Newspaper Service) ) ) { ATLANTA, Ga 12 ? Maj. James W. Monroe Jeven meet him on the avenue! No,{vis' dignity “was still intact. Well vine won of Pr “ whe would go home tonight, and let | calmly told the author to } er! sy 101 4 rite Jarvia come to her with news of | hands off her own book! wante te { er hia victory Mr. Ja Jocelyn, eare of Mr , eit 3 | fo she surprised the Professor) Charles Frot n, Empire Thea |) | tation here A. al Jat breakfast tre { scoepted, brought ts | of's in bia heaven! All's right My De Mr. Jocelyn Your |} several young men & |with the caroled Bambi) ietter in regard to dramatiza |) Monroe is a gayly the next da ¥ ook, ‘Francesca, seems |< the Mexican and clvil wa She wrote Mr, Strong of her in ltg demand immediate assurance |{ pave two sons to his count terview with Mr. Frohman and tt#|¢nat you will have free rein in thet sme 2 happy outcome. It ¢ her some | work “ne ta 0, Mr. Broken | cob : = = natisfaction to announce that the) hag told me something of you dompness. It was bis face that fo nanager was willing to entrust|o¢ your work, and I ball be veryleursed her attention, The old Jarvis with the play Today he! jy ator y¢ proud carriage of the head was | would write or telegraph to her first ¢ tunity to 48 4/ there, but an asking look had come bes aaws, If he had te interview | ciaywright into-his eyes and mouth in place with Frohman 1 am glad you are pleased with|of the old arrogance. In the see Whenever the doorbell rang #he) my story. Did you know that itlond she hesitated she saw all this topped and waited for Ardelia’#| way my first o Your comment| caught the glow and the beauty eavy foot upon the stairns a8 8b) oy the character of that 4& jan | of him, as well as the appeal, » with the telegram OF #P® | interested me, an it is a close por rvis!” she cried, and met hi cial delivery, But there was noth-|trait of a friend halfway across the room, Beal is sl | .. ByE. D.K. V Aammeair ot Se # room and quietly said |tor mach for her scolded tn consideration part for you | body's | Dear E. D. K.; While I may not | be a perfect judge of art, I think 1 have most logical reasons for com | menting upon the size of that little janimal you are showing from time to time tn The Star, known to English people as « Bull, don’t cher know, My critictam fs to the effect that the animal ts not well propor tioned, that is, if we are to gage Yours fay Natura! Goapel DOCTOR SNOWBALL, Dear Doctor Cows may come and cows may go, but the bull is always at hand. Wherefore, it's better to cast one’s optica on a short bull than never atall. B.D. K j see TO BE CANDID | What sort of a ticket docs your | wuffragetto club favor?” | Well,” replied young Mra. Tor \* n it we owned right up, I think most of us would prefer matinee tick Pack mean to say you're married to the cab-driver?” “Cab-driver?” “The ‘Success’ fellow came in there, {n a long coat and a top hat Said he was driving a hensom to help a friend and Incidentally tarn a penny himself. Big, handsome, blond fellow. I remember, I liked him.” Surprise, pain, then understand ing, Mashed across her face, and nomehow thg manager knew that he had betrayed a secret to her and that it hurt. She controlled her. self quickly, and answered him. “You, that was Jarvis, We were married last spring, and we both } set out on a career, I kept mine a secret, and just by luck | succeed. ed. But Jarvis" ere her eyes filled with tears ou've no idea Thoroughness | Charactertzes our methods tn every transaction, and our ous- tomere are accorded every cour nt with sound | -usl. Savings Accow to Check Are Invited. Accounts Bubject | dially | aise Peoples Savings Bank SECOND AVE. AND INKE 87. Cocoanut Oil Fine for Washing Hair If you want to keep your hair tn good condition, careful what you wash it with. Most soaps and prepared sham- poos contain too much alkall, This dries the scalp, makes the hair brittle, and is very harmful, Just plain mulsified cocoanut of! (which is pure and entirely greaseless), is much better than the most ex pensive soap or anything else you can use shampooing, as this Jcan’t possibly injure the bair Simply moisten your hair with | water and ‘rub it in, One or two \teaspoonfwls will make an abund ance of rich, creamy lather, and cleanses the hair and scalp thor- oughly, The lather rinses ont eas ily, and removes every particle of dust, dirt, dandruff and excessive ofl, The hair dries quickly and evenly, and It leaves it fine and |silky, bright, fluffy and easy to manage You can get mulsified cocoanut oll at most any drug store, It is very cheap, and a few ounces ts enough to last every one in the be for for how hard It f# to be « playwright! Everybody thinks what a snap ft is to collect royalties when you are |a Broadway favorite, but they don't know all those terrible days and| jnights before you get there, and what {t means if you never get there | he nodded. “So you want to give this fellow the chance | ‘IT know, to make this play?” Physicians Explain pag for. nee rusting that we may work to-| bands out The morning mail brought a let-| gether to a successful end, I am ee te eee ter from the Empire Theatre. It ptacarety |g emt: Be deewerel ee contained a Ine from Mr. Froh “Te Author.” |wved af the sight of ber. He Se a ed eek tee | 8. For private reasons I pre-|crushed her hands in his, and ure, This proved to be a letter |». +, remain unknown to you. You|drank her in, from her shining gdh dona ar * reach me thru Mr.|eyes to her boots, oblivious to the Pete ee ge ancesca”’/Frohman's office. You must for-| startled Professor, who stood look- te tt mag cmplre | vive t 4 letters.” jing on hs ie My Dear Madam Mr. Charles rr that moment the fun our Pt a iad home wat sam! ‘rohman ne you ory | for nbi. He wrote 4 about | Unstes m rr aaa a add with a ven 4 the , and weekly letters to Did you Ome ores making it into a play. Of course author were forwarded to b j inquired Abaca Abe va onl you are familiar with his plans tn the Frohman office. These| “I had & pasckay. 3 y thin respect. He has offered to answered, disguised as the | Jarvis lau . + k entrust me with the dramatization, |®Utbor, with many a chuckle of fessor's band h and inspected his limp fingers. lamusement. A sort of friendliness onnented ecept, 0 “ 1 the congition that both you and be [crept into these letters as they in-| “I am well, but I shall never mse will allow me to uso my own dis. |Creased In number mtyou have come home,” sail cretion n the work, and not ham-| Christmas week arrived with nol yi ecienty % per me with superimposing your | definite assurance from Jarvis as| “Thi ve” My ‘but it's cood to be own ideas and desires, When 1/|to his plans, but Bambi was confi here! I got Frohman's approval have all I can do with it, | dent that he would be at home for ry the framework “of the play to 1 will then try to incorporate any | the holiday Jay, and ‘or the se you muy bave in the final| The day before Kris Kringle was be | No Fare bt Pvinctocipy version due a white snow descended like @) cre aes, She is more or lees “I think the story very charm-|benediction. Bambi and the Pro |, reurehead, but she seems Teas | ing, the characters interesting ‘fessor sat before a huge, crackling onable.” i The part of the masiclan seems to/fire in the library. She was rest “Oh, Jarvis, you're a nice Chrish | me rather fanatic, but I suppose |less as a spirit. She sat at the C there are such men. The girl,|piano and sang “O Lonely Pine mAs Present | ip Bit bogs Francesca, in delightful; the old | Tree Standing,” until the Professor and come back It will take objected. All at once her hands fell silent fiddler, a fine study a ke say all the things "You are to be congratulated on least = week to say I want to say to you.” your work, and I trust I may be on the keys, while she stared at the ble to make as good « play as you doorway a full second before she yy — uae and marched have made a book rose. Jarvis stood there looking at |° Fa we Very truly yours her. He was powdered with snow “Jarvis Jocelyn.” |fiakes. He held his soft hat| joes ere Bambi chuckled a# #he read, and crushed against him, showing his |@———— i patted the part which praised her. bair, glistening with snow, and|/READ STAR WANT aps] Whatever else had happened, Jar-|curied close to his head with @————————__ Why They Prescribe — Nuxated [ron So Widely For Creating Red Blood, Building Up the Nerves, Strengthening the Muscles and Correcting Digestive Disorders—Often Increases _ the Strength of Delicate, Nervous, Run-down Folks 100 Per Cent in Two Weeks Time CHICAGO’S FORMER HEALTH COMMISSIONER SAYS IT SHOULD BE USED IN EVERY HOSPITAL AND PRESCRIBED BY EVERY PHYSICIAN Spinions of Dr. Howard James, late of the Manhattan State Hospital of New York, Dr. A. J. Newman, Former Police Surgeon, City of Chicago, Dr. Schuyler C. Jaques, Visiting ‘ Surgeon, St. Elizabeth's Hospital, New York, and Other Physicians Who Have Tested Nuxated Iron in Their Own Private Practice. NOW BEING USED BY OVER THREE MILLION PEOPLE ANNUALLY. through my own teats of it to excel after meals, for two weeks. Then any preparation I have ever used for test your # again and see eating #4 blood, building up the how much you have gained. Many nerves, strengthening the museles an athlete and prize fighter has won and correcting digestive disorders.” the day simply because he knew the How secret of great strength and en- James durance, and filled his blood with ous iron before he went into th f while many another has gone down in Inglorious defeat simply for isck of tron, Dr. Ferds- nand King, New York Physician and Medical Author, aay 4 ; New York, N. Y——It ts conserva- tively estimated over three mil lion people annually tn this country alone are taking Nuxated Iron. Such astonishing results have been report- ed from ita use, both by doctors and laymen, that « number of physicians in Various parts of the country have been asked to explain why they p scribe It #0 exte and why apparently produ much bett site thea were ed from the fron, Extracts from some below. A special ent to interview the form ner of Chicago, Phys Brookiyn State Hon- 1, said © wm | “I want to more than I ever n the wanted afiything in my life.” most com- |_ “Well, well!” he said, in surprise mon foods of Jat her earnestness. faostarchen, | 1 want you to send for him, give tlent of mine sugars, table jhim the commission, and never | remarked tO 0 Howard James, syrups mention me having been Of the Manhattan State od ric | “Why not? | on a six Hospital of New York, white bread, Dr. . “! don't want him to know that} weeks’ Ld ‘merty Anni soda crack- New course of ft: Phys kiya ers, biscuits, and M \ }1 had anything to do with it.” 4 Souese Sf tt: inte Ment pert eaieal Author. “He doesn't know you wrote the © TOR. STUFF 18 SPpaghett!, tapioca, sago, farina, de- book” many Liki ious to using Kerminated corn meal, ho longer is No.” to resem Nuxat en prescribing iron found. | Refining proces No. mend ditfer-fl nera s of iron for emoved the fron of Mother “And you're married to him, you] ent medi -—— to m complaints of from these impoverished way?” Sei at % th, disturbed digestion, and silly methods of home Bt Ided oral secretions, etc., by throwing down = th She nodde: Ss a Nuxated Iron, en the water in which our Upon my word, you're a queer! yer e nious preparation con- Vesetables are cooked, {s responsi- pair! Are you Francesca, and is/ «one on ny 1g organic tron, Which has no pia er | ante or er loss. o ord as fayoring any partiou em- destructive action on the teeth—no Th . if you wish to preserve he the musician of the story?” | eu) “but f fecl that in Nuxated Tron scl on the ntomact’ ana Your Youthful’ vim and vigor to @ “Well, they are based on us,/an oxception should be made to the h is readily assimilated into the "ipe old age, you must supply the rather.” |rule, IT have taken Nuxated Iron blood and quickly iron deficiency in your food by He laughed myself and ‘ed its: health felt in tne using some form of organic iron, : 2 uRh ec ffect, and and staying power. It enriche: » just as you would use salt when | “Dear, kind Mr. Frohman, will | {7 siic welfare blood, brings roses to the cheeks of Your food has not enough salt.” you do this | 1 feel It my nake known the Women, and is an unfallir Dr. “ he results of ite Iam well past renew mr. & _, 2 told the fellow to try his hand | three-scor ra, and want to pow ler ata comedy, He might handle this, /that I believe my own great physical idly th nervous er ques. if we could hold him down. Awful preacher, isn't he?” “He's young,” she answered pat: | ronizingly. The manager covered a smile “Won't he recognize himnelf and |you in the book?” | “I think not. He's so unobserv. Ing, and he does not suspect me at haw He'll never know.” | “You may have to work with him the p “Oh, he'll appeal to me for help. He always does. We will do it to ggther, only he will not know about the author,” “You will have to come | hearsals,” | “I'l come as wite of the play- wright, or co-author.” c to re | “Yon've got it all thought out, |haven't you?” "Tt have. . “Sounds Mke a farce plot to me. I'm glad you came in. You'll prob ably hear from one of us as to the next move in the matter. Good j bye!” Bambi walked out, treading on air, She had won her point. She had got Jarvis bis chance, She went into a tea-shop to have tea, calm down, and decide on the next step, Would she stay over- night, summoning Jarvis to meet her next day, or should she go home on the night train and not jsee him at all? Could she bear to see his face with the imprint of poverty and discouragement? He had been so reduced as to be “What—the cab driver? You| family for months.—Rdvertisoment, forced \o drive a cab, she might 2°)! } ing activity tn 4 enuous strain of th sonal use largely today my endorse mic, ne run women to take recetve the wonde which T have received, I shall feel n this greatly gratified that I made an ex- 1 ception to my life-long rule in rec- try and ommending {t. From my own great Buro- information, perience with Nuxated Iron [ feel pean Med as I ordin: that it is such a valuable remedy fecal Inatit arily do not that it ought to be used in Jions, eays hospital and prescribed — by “As have physician in this country said a bur Ir on dred times te tron tho greatest Hospttnl, of all ny mention New York. strongth died I have builders. Med en it my and given it to my Not lone ost surprising and ago a man came to me And those who nearly half a century old wish quickly ease their me to give Ym a prelit - strength, powe idurance will amination fomlife insuran find ita’ m remarkable and won- astonished to find him with the @erfully effective remedy.” blood pressure boy of NOTE—Nuxated Iron, wh te pre- full of vigor and vit scribed and mmen by phy «his nota pa ho said, was taking but Iron had filled. hit Ligiints, renewed life, At 30 h widely ¥ health; at 46 he was car rm nd ctans both in Bu 1 In—now, at 50, aft tak- like » r i] uxated Iron, a miracle of vital- is easily assimilate does not inju about thi ity, and hig face beaming with the teeth, make them black nor upset ; remarkably id buoyancy of youth stomach; on the contrary, it is a most officact o us For “Tron is absolutely necessary to potent remedy in nearly all forms of in- preparation, 36! r. enable your blood to change food Gigestion as well as for nervous, run- It has been Pital, into living tissue, Without it, no down conditions, The manufacturers my partiou- matter how much or what you eat, have such «re lar duty during the past six years to your food morely passes through you Tron. that. th axaivt in keeping Chicago's 5,000 without doing you any good, and as any charitable 4 bluccoats tn Kood health and perfect a consequence you become weak man or woman under fighting trim, so that they would be pale and sickly looking, just like a " a physically 1 plant trying to grow in a soll a f juipped to withstand h manner 0 rms and ravages of « ‘on, If you are not strone y nature's elements, Ft ¢ OU owe It to yourself to 4 through an indo: ma Mowing teat: See how ‘ot double your Iron by. Dr. can work y far you i 10 days’ time . Visiting Surgeon, St. Bliza- can walk without becoming tired in this city by Owl Drug Cds Hospital, New York, to give it next take two five-grain tablets of | Drag Co, Swifts Pharmacy and his has proven Nuxated Iron three times per day, all good drugeists,