The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 7, 1918, Page 3

Screened in the rugged grandeur of our own Wash- ington forests (Olympic _ penin. sula) TODA UNTIL SATURDAY NIGHT JULES OF THE STRONG HEART. Laid in the Canadian woods, where men’s passions are as turbulent as the mountain torrents, the story interest centers in Jules (Beban)—a baby—and the belle of the camp, (Helen Eddy) AFRAID TO BE FALSE A Keystone—2 Reels CONTINUOUS 11 TO 11 Admission 20c—Children 10 1 FIRST AT PIKE | COULDN'T SEE WAVES | Appeal from a police court judg-| | ment entered nearly a year ago was! TWO ALIENS ARE HELD gettied in Presiding Judge Jurey's} Joseph Conrad and John Oxalin, a court Wednesday when Martha M./|leged alien I W. W., are back in f the city jail, after having been de Speier was fined 960 and costs on) ed their liberty on habeas corpus @ petit larceny charge. proceedings V sday morning, b At the police court trial it was! Presiding Judge Jurey. They a spiritualist was noticed in | Jurey’s court Wednesday Judge DENVER PACIFIST IS BARRED FROM KNIGHTS DENVER, Col, Feb. Ben Sal mon, Denver pacifist, and member of the local branch of the People’s church, facing charges for failing to answer his questionnaire, has been expelled from the Knights of Co- Pumored that her spiritual friends) being beid for dep eeation by ted lumbus, for alleged disloyal utter. Were in court to » thought |eral authorities, Police Chief War ‘waves to Judge Gordon. He fined|ren was in court to defend his action |“nces. The vote for expulsion was her $50 and sts, however. Nolin holding t! almost unanimous milk and Mazola;etir well and bake in hot oven in tine weil greased with Mazola. Sweet milk can be used in place of sour by substituting 2 heaping What oil pressed from olives is to Italy—so Mazola, oil pressed from corn, is to America— Wonderful for Cooking and Salads HE heart of Indian Corn gives us this perfect medium for better pastry, salad dressings, fried and sautéd dishes—and enables the housewife to save animal fats. Economical—since it can be used over and over again—does not carry taste or odor. Delicious—because foods cooked in it retain all of their own flavor. Irpot nena For sale in pints, quarts, half gallons and gallons. n gold.” For greater economy buy the large sizes. ble Cook Book for Mazola users. It shows you how to fry, Senne cee A cuces sere delisiows, neato light, dlgsstitio in every home. Send for it or ask your grocer, FREE. Corn Products Refining Company, P.0.Box 161, New York Selling Representatives—Johnson Lieber Merc. Co., Seattle, Wash. STAR—THURSDAY, CONFESSIONS | OF A WIFE Aen “ Or HELP TO FR os x oe _ The next morning I got home at 7 o'clock, and, early am it was, Dick Was at the train to meet me. It neomed to me that he was looking better than when I went away I think it did you good, Dick, to have me leave you to yourself,” I Ald, after we You were seated in my looking a g¢ electr are deal better. coma to me, n when I bid you good-bye.” \ Well, my dear,” sald Dick, “1 can't that for you. You are certainly looking very tired." I always have a haggard and worn look after a night on the train, you know, Dick. I'll be all right tomorrow,” Margie,” Dick said earnently, as he took my hand, “I know why you to see Donna, and why you would not let me invest that five thouman Hare | “Who told you?* “The young man himself. His fa ther haw bee re and fixed up ev erything for him. He brought to you a k for the five th A dollars you inced to Harvey in order to get him out of the tight place he was in. Why didn’t you tell me about it, Margte? “In the first place, Dick, It was not my secret to t In the nec ond place, I wish you would mull the whole matter over carefully and then tell me just what you would have advised me to do had [| come to you and asked your adyice it all How did you come to know Har. vey? asked Dick suddenly. I had been expecting that ques tion, little book, as you remember |that Dick knew nothing of Alice's connection with the matter, I did not want to tell Dick anything about | the affair between Alice and Harvey and I could see that Harvey's father |had not mentioned it I had to think quickly, and then | maid: “Dick, I have never known that young man, but an old friend came to me and asked me to help him if possible. She was not in aj position to do anything for him Will you let the matter reat just| here, Dick? I don't want any | not even you, dear, to know any. thing more about i” Dick glanced at me. I could see by the expression on his face that he was going over in his mind the st of my women friends, and try. ing to figure out which one of them was concerned in this mixup with Harvey, Then he said, “It wasn't Mollie, Margie?” ever in a hundred years,” I an- swered, “but you must ask me no more questions for I cannot answer them.” “Don't you trust me?’ “Perfectly, Dick dear. But the secret im not mine. Haven't you a lot of experiences of your friends locked away in your heart and mind Jeloth collar or bra that you would not tell even to me? ‘That brings me back to my original question, which you have not an- swered. What would you have maid if I had told you before, instead of after, that I waa going to let Har- vey have that money?’ would have said, "Don't te a was Dick's quick rejoinder, “That im Just the point, Dick. To help my friend meant more to me than the money. Having it, I wan perfectly willing to lone it if it would help to make my friend any happier, You ene, I did not have that young man in my mind at all, but the woman who came to me as her friend, asking my help in a very troublesome experience. I gave it just as you would have done, and you would have said to me, if I had asked your advice, ‘Don’t do it,’ just as I would have said, ‘Don't do it,’ if the circumstances had been re versed, and you had asked my ad- vice about giving the money to help out of some trouble one of your friends. “You see, Dick, there are thing» that every one must decide for him. self. Every man does decide them without asking his wife's advice, but few men expect to have their wives decide those questions without their advice and counsel. Of courne, there is usually the difficulty that a wife cannot help a friend without her husband's knowledge, because abe has no money.” (To Be Continued POINTERS IN ! | ETIQUETTE © A man precedes a woman in leav- ing a street car, in order to make a way for her thru the crowd and to help her alight safely GERMAN PRISCNERS ON WAY TO PETROGRAD PETROGRAD, Feb, 7.—German prisoners released in Russia don't £0 home, Instead, 1,000 of them, just liberated, are moving toward Petrograd. T re 40,000 Austro-German prisoners held in the Petrograd dis- trict. Whether the 1,000 enemies headed this way are hostile or bent on coming in to share in the liber ties of the Bolsheviki regime, is un known here, FEB. 7, 1918. 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