The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 16, 1917, Page 4

PRRs nnn STAR—WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, “UNDER TWO FLAGS” 1917, PAGE 4 ALY BATH { | STAR BEAMS By E. D, K. {D NEXT NOVEL . | an increase of 1 cent ile & Guile are lawyers in Lin-| i re “THE GOLD BUG” } 4 Anns 7 | wages is not to beleoln, Neb. ‘There 1s no excuse now for shir ST By Edgar Allan Poo the traction comp! frances Water King of Buf-ling the daily bath—cold or mei 190T Seventh Ave. Near Ls BY LOUISE DE LA REME (OUIDA) Bice ~- doesn't do It tos often at that. tei iiss the coals wotnah deleua ade foeeth; ag hic OF SCRIpes NORTHWEST LEAGUE OF a Rann pay the extra postage when the war] attending the hoboes’ convention In Cold baths, be hk News Service of the United I (Continued From Our Last Ieeue)| “That is my nae,” the Seraph 1. Baroni, 1nake your statement, |t4x Dill Is passed, lowark, N. J., and Water King, we sides helping keep CHAPTER Itt answered “I do not know you.| Later on Mr. Ceell can avenge it maintain, ie no name for anybody the body clean, Enteret at Seattle, Wash. Postoffice an Sec Matter, The Painted Bit Do you want anything of mo? Cocil never moved; once his eye F n the way Bare DF Matthewe,/at a meeting like that generally are : = ~y i 1 ’ of ob ridge oan lard ane oD y ‘ en, Can., 1 » SEMEL bas of City, Bic per routh wp to 6 caon: @ mos. 01.001 year 60.00 Baden was full | wished,” returned Baron|, “the | Went to Rockingham with a look of | Bol rides 7008 iilas a and the While the Winnipeg, Can., Trib benefielad ta the : Ry carrier, olty 2b a mo RES Among the kings and celebrities opportunity of asking your lordship] @rateful, unendurable pain ee a Owes above the mill 1 Ene sare. ; case of certain Privece| Who gathered under the pleas Nhothor thin signature be your|. “1 simply charge the Honorable|tary age limit received word yet Mrs, Bunn will have charge © servis tae 00 t r hi tena’ y Pp 1 v sl shadow of the pine-crowned hills, own? Bertlo Cecil with having negotiated |from President Wilson, to whom|the tea room at the home cooking They must never : a — | there was not one in hin way great The Jew held before him a paper, |®, Dill. with my firm for £760, on they offered their services in the| sale to be held Saturday by the| 6 too ed a6 dae 5 4 ae Jer than the steeplechaser, Forest folded that 1 ly @ ty. {the 16th of last month, drawn in newspapers 44th Battalion auxtilary prolonged or the effects are apt to BB Th s ali Co: |k tt are t ee £ Cony . |hix own favor, and accepted at two | : ; - cai And Austin W, Skinner, 106 be depressing ! ue st or | Guards’ Crack was ente ty See 1 "1! monthe’ date by your lordship.| “Roosevelt should go,” says ed-|lake ave. N., Seattle, is a p Sufferers from kidney disease ae: e ocia IS ong ress [tor the Prix do Damen, the sole | Cold characters, “Rockingham Your signature you, my Lord Mar-|Itorial headline. “He should go to” | see should be very careful on the cold | is te to be at ati { socialists at|TePresentative of England, There No: thie fe not mine, Why do| ia edmiteto be a forsery—with|—murmur others, | | NEVER HEARD OF HIM bath proposition, tho. Frequently ea Stockho! “ae Tae © KOOd TINH ONE ge that forgery I charge your friend!"} “nn Sunday School Teacher Who), 4 increase in albuminuria has ian Beeenolm, with tw x sie beg tal but his country : ‘ (Continued in Our Next lesue) | ae Killed Abel? been noticed after them (EE Main topic discussed « tion but the Ger-|men were well content to leave 1 Will tall you, dey. iota, it you Jeort spot for the ited man tole on, | Bobby—I don’t know, ma’am, 1| Getting the skin accustomed to hs. { latter|thetr honor to “Beauty” and his| stant me @ private interview.” pat Pe cle and. some private. he "~~ ' “| the action of cold water is one of me aman socialists will dominate the proceedi These latte i t On : 1" . ev st hotela and some private houses | Just moved here last week 16 action of cold water is one o' ay " Aix-yearold ico In the Seraph’s apartment ‘ / have utterly missed the ta the best ways to prevent colds ; if Rave a bait especially prepared f ectly or in Beauty wolf, with ‘a charac. Baroni quietly handed the marquis ! ex ord oe S ro Po eee ot ate HARO pain Se Rabbing the oka 9a rg coar Bee directly in the interests of the kaiser Porn phy, had a sort of the folded paper, leaving visible t may. be sanitary CRIPTION wet towel until the akin z \ t F ortatle osophy, hac sort 0} NM. n pomseowe the owe glows, net There will be serious terest in watching how thoroly)convietion that the rman race! With the counterfeited signature Ne instrument of suade | Doctor—My dear sir, you must! especially the chest and the ex- 4 Oy ian ae aun se hooked | Would set everything square. He|the name of the forger in whose * bed. ‘The folding bed would! give your wife some change at|tremitios, 1s a good way to accom the soldier-w gmen ele of Russia can be hooked Noell eet everythin square. Joa|favor the bill was drawn; that |eccanonaily serve to hut « man's wite| Once ert by artificial bait, but of this, the congress will n it or to be very heavily |Other signature was “Bertie Cecil.” |e ich can't even do that | Husband—Can't do it, doctor; To prevent catching cold after a Rave no effect on world affairs, and the successful fooling ould be no me n 1 oraph stooped and gaze pe Atha | you've got it all bath a reaction of the skin Me the Russians means only prolongation of the war | “My beauty, won't you cut those /one instant of horrified amazement ! ‘This tillthe-soll stuff ts getting a| o- necteeaty. This to tat Gee oa 1 , : va re stat The| Serman fellows Gow mutt t him dumb—then he Mung him jstrong hold on the people, Here's) WILLIE WANTS TO KNOW by a rough towel or by vigorous he war is 1 oe. ee socialists Ci Rake, the enthusiast the sad-| self on Baront pent hole of Cavite a real estate man advertising a) “Pa,” rubbing of the body with a hard + time for G 1 socialists to act like brothers was when) aing tnclosure. | u hound!" diteh at F |bouse near the university and he! “Yes, my son.” brush P ordered to invade and laughte their Belgian brothers Tiptop co! my boy—tip. Have pationce an inetant, m ! find them vey needy {ways that you can stand on the) “Is the trough of the nea what, Massage is an excellent addition /a* The issue to s not one of te ry or indemnity, or of| top. and no murmured |lord,"” sald the money lender Bay aM front porch and see the boals|the ocean greyhounds drink out!to bathing. It increases the cir- 4 e or : : - “eo Mr quietly, “Since your faith in your , plough Lake Washington. j ott” | culation thru the skin and musel Outrage upon elgium or Serbia The opponents are no}™ ny as head at-| friend ts #0 perfect, send for him.” |The pa. Fo] A Getting ready to plant water) eee | In addition to the dally cold Sitonger entente against central powers, alliances against ten with his I will send for him,” Rocking-| “"? "e¥lé Set be ® une jerena? Jark Spratt cow | bath or rubdown a hot bath should . f p His wife could ces 4 t tions, or socialists against social-| own new and| bam said briefly Our unfurled to ry breese + liad os a be taken once or twice a week sm rhe th the world safe for| >a! rang; his own servant an-| wont tought in every ciime or plece| Hditor, BD. K.: vee. the tant marke This bath had best be taken by f° . . 1 the summons. Silence fol andes on ene In order to reduce the high coet| + 1 the elerk ne p* Os > a " ‘ ¢ aka } he 4 ‘ | . first using water of the highest _ democ racy patants on against: bar-) a pity ‘ 1. Tho minutes dragged on. |tn the snow of tar thern lands /of living I have bought an auto-| Hind of & cut with «| temperature that can be borne Se barism ; the en world against the Teutonic mad dk put the curb on the King i Finally the door opened—Ceci! on- | p And {n muany torte mene Job mobile for my wife, #0 she can KO| in the family. Those who can stand it might con- )And peace under anyt! like ante-bellum conditions would) my boy! if you win with a painted | tered Ares MAniNes. (to the market to buy the family wy ¢ \tinue to add bot water until the be nkind and a 7 jonable insult upon| 94. I'm a Dutchman.” The Seraph crossed the room. provender. In this way we save) After we dispose of the subma | gkin is quite red : Beene Upon mankind and an unpardona » = When a young Prussian had shot| With bis hand out re ear Cree | nix cents a day twice ® week.—|rine we're going to issue a call for| Abundant perspiration will them § 5 himself the night b for row. “Cecil, my dear fellow! I'm « tought tor ute|L. T. Le & national song to take the place of | appear on the face, head and neck. The whole world has a cause that all the socialists on|iette losses, it had not startled | ashan to send for you on such | And never re : cS “The Star Spangled Banner.” The| After having perspired freely, eold : he “ t shake 4 it te ned thr not peace,| Baden one tithe so gravely as did/a@ blackguard errand. Never heard ~ ‘oa | Speaking of elty farms, gardens) only condition attached is that thy | water should be drawn into t )@arth cannot shake and it is d ined thru war, not peace * ones, A | Bt iy make that ‘i now the unaccountable fatlure of|of such a swindler’s trick in all my | tir ae »y/and euch things, Robert Hoe of|song must be so simple that Caruso! bath until the tub has become ce that cause trium he tG r life NIT P w York has been married ‘will be able to sing it te cool + the great ( quite co 4 And the Germar t cause best | The “pal 1" hod be , — _ = —— al 4 ’ ‘ 4 Fconfining th rgic any a dew fefth m t off 4; in deed what two of their leaders, | Yeterina ee we ; - : ft unre om that 1 George Ledebour, yes ay declared | in. no: wed, could 1 | not lain whea or how, or by If the international socialist congress possesses true/ What medicines ‘ Vision, it will demand a peace that shall be guaranteed with Bahay: Hous rl a P& republic in Germany as well as in the rest of Europe lite for the “crushers” they tn y curred, but their champlon's fall COAL HANDLERS have gone on strike in Seattie—and It's the ure, when was in the face of It’s now up to Old Sol to come thru and kick In with| Europe, cut them || middie of May. | Summer weather. than never, Every Day Adds to Price Better you know, a 4 you will take pencil and paper you can figure what} this means in a year. ae The figures stagger the imagination And yet there are many people in t in and out to t “ to tt scale iga ( y [ “THE E ARL IEST POSSIBLE MOMENT every ounce of perc and material power The sooner we eet in clear up to the hilt the sooner Se Every day that we “lose means the loss to the world of 90,000 men and $60,000,000. The world cannot for very long stand this tremendous in upon its physical, intellectual and material resources hout becoming bankrupt. i | __ SALARY UPLIFT is approved by Seattle's councilmen. Showing erereby that our city dads aren't Insensitive to the higher things in life ‘The Chamber’s Membership a President Albert J. Rhodes “when he declared at the no k the stru Commerce membership committ » new member Phad been added during the several drive, the effort > would stil}, have been fairl plendid spirit Seattle Chamber ‘co-operation h Seattle today i and success must « Bim and goal must be t fesentative of Seattle's membership, dently more | it has not enj was fr ver the 2 yed f | Down With Fiendishness A German official announcement states that, in reprisal for the placing of a German general 15 staff officers on & hospital ship, subject to torped French gen: 45 staff « going bomb attack y has putt that are ur wns th The next step may be no quarter on the battle field, and box, and slipped it into his) _the butchery « on hand | waist cont pocket. if | esas ORY SO ye mo n the me of| that moment one of the men z Civilization a its foundation In the name of} o¢'the Stephanien approached him| ® God, hurry, America, and put out this demoniacal war! with an English letter. Cecil took | } - — ‘it wearily and looked at the little! | THE CECIL CAFE owner is Savage. After what Putnam’s ax! Lady Venetia @quad did Saturday, he’s probably wilder than ever. Will you allow me?” _ _ She bowed her graceful head. | | WITH BRIDGES back on the job, it ought to be easy to span the! He broke the envelope and read life of the food speculator in Seattle. a blurre scrawled, miserable} _ —— letter. It was long, yet at a glance HAVE you Joined the Red Crea? Do your bit. he knew its whole as well as tho STRECERPRE PETERS S DETER HE RHEL EE THE YELLOW PERIL | RAPS LEGAL PROFESSION Editor The Star I muld like Edit T a to commend you on stand on|,Pditor The Star: When an at the proposed plan to import Asiat- | \’ sg to clog the wheel of fes to this Coast to aid in the com-|)"etice he Is a nuisance; he has ing harvest. You are right when eres his usefulness in the #0 you state once they get here, they al ord The {a no theory Will remain, and furthermore, it is| Within the range of justice or com jm Mot necessary to have them, as the On Sense, upon which an attorn ® crops can readily be harvested if could reaue ta of execution = the population org , and | ity 4 eof Logan Billingsley @ each one does his share as confessed his crimes in © The yellow dat - ¢|tminute detail. In due course, the S already have here curse a Court sentenced him to the federal # menace and only tends to cause a |PTi#0n. Immediately the “high ® wider sphere between the labori class” crook forfeited his dignity,| 4 such, and Joined the innumer Of course 7 Pi ‘coop-flyer you Band wealthy classe ble throng o ) *know the many sound arguments | °”” » @against a parasitic class, I While the officers of the law are q ®erust you will continue the good Combing the country for this no f= work and alwa on the side torious outlaw, an attorney tries to - a 7 @ of real justice a nst the much Stay the hand of Justice. My God! “worshiped dollar. Some d In the name of High Heaven, I @ Pers that line up on the proper side @8k, w not the patience of Ju: * of these important issues will be tice snap? Will ft not condemn “actively supported by men of af “uch @ lawyer ag unworthy of the § fairs and means, more so than at |title he bears? I know the major J present, and that day is fast ap. ity of the people in Seattle join me in saying that such an attorney @ proaching. I have followed Tpretty clorely during the last few & the newspapers !8 an unworthy sone citicen and an unwhole. Years, and firmly believe that The If there is any one element in “ Btar has them all beat in this,city OF legal machinery that retards «when it comes to getting at the Justice and renders the whole sys. “bottom of things and getting out tem more or less despicable, it is “lim the open, and for taking the side the legal profession, of which, 1 of issues that are forthe good of us ®4Y with little pride, | am a mem @li in the long run ber JESSE L. SUNNALL, _, DAILY READER AND ADMIRER, | 428 Lumber Exchange Bldg. The world war is now costing 10,000 lives and $60,000,000) ’ Even if we were not in this war we could not avoid Peari our share of the terrible burden | # ne firet ti soctety of his troops of acquaintances became Intolerably oppressive, He got away from them at In and wangered out alone Into the gardens of The Steph- whe he threw himself on janien ne Ya to realize little Lady Venetia-the only daughter of the House of Lyon nesse by a late marriage of his| Grace—the eight-year-old sister of the colossal Seraph. Cecil roused himself and emiled at her. “Well, Petite Retne,” calling her by the name she generally bore, “all alone? Where are your play: mates?” She did | nearer. ‘1 want to know have lost all your jtrue?™ “Very true, my ae Reine bent ne came—I came~ple e angry-zbecause I heard a had n a I want tak Do take {t! gold, and it) a gives it to ith. Do} not answer, but bent) They money! say you} Ia it little lady rer to him | don't them | money mine. it im all bright very own, Pi at what I ay do! « deeply, for the Petite | Re ine had that true instinct of gen 18 natures—a most sensitive delicacy for others—she shook on to Cectl's knee, out of a little en-| el sw t box, twenty bright in @ glittering you Look, }is my to ko w etme apoleons that hower on the He started a silence that | fense 1 looked at her in mistook for of: she | ou will not take anything, Mr | |Cectli?” she asked with a sigh gla ng at her rejected Napoleénea. He drew the enamel bon lere aw I ake that !f you will give! it me, Petite Re and keep {t in ory of you he spoke, he took the pretty| | is Roys Adri nwoet he had studied ev line. A strong tremor shook him from | head to foot, a tremor at once of passionate rage and of as passion ate pain. The child watched him, tartled and awed. She touched his hand softly “What {is It? wor 4 y Is it anything| 4 | ‘Worse mechanically in ! est shame. The Seraph had ridden back from worse?” he re “There can t It is the vilest, ated noth black worse Iffesheim to the Bad tn company with some Austrian officers. ! he swung himself out of aad-| | d a well-dressed little man drew near respectfully—it was M. Bar onl, the money lender. “The Most Noble the Marquis of |Rockingham, I think?” HELP YOUR COUNTRY WIN! Subscribe for a Ut 8. Gov. ernment Bond TODAY! We subscriptions and make no charge for our services, BOND accept DEPARTMENT Guardian Trust & Savings Bank Ave, at Columbin St Cor, First Pa S toasted LUCKY STRIKE cigarette HEN your breakfast toast is just right —buttered piping hot; brown, crisp, de- licious— you'll admit that it’s a little bit of Heaven on a dark morning. Keep this agreeable thought in mind as you read about the new Lucky Strike cigarette. 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