The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 12, 1918, Page 3

STAR—TUESDAY, FEB. 12, 1918. PAGE 8 . POINTERS IN | KAISER FORGED if uy thvitt Stamps—tielp Win the War MAKE SUPER-SLACKERS IN US.!|| ETIQUETTE | am | Te Dear Mina Grey: T have been just! the accepted, thoughtless, popu 4 funloving girl, but Tam greatly] lar way of seeking pleasure, But WEDNESDAY / ing. T nense of re experience that an earnest John | DAM, Feb. ee) Salar enema NIGHT came over me one even-| would have ma better hus Wilheim’s health is in such a state the el #, when the band than the shallower man she that it ls necessary for hi to trans VV girls in the dressing roor che fer his personal headquarters to the yh cussing the merita of But these are the times which where he will “take a short 4 and Bill, who i# a dream of a dancer arouse even the role to a ure, newspapers received e " wore berating poor John be e's reallt and re here today declared » | ing about money, food shortage and] 10 you on the occasion of the | WOMAN CONFESSES SHE |]} : Clever Ethel, educated at an ex-| later, to your friend | SET HER HOME ON FIRE} said, “What do I care about such| pleasure, ‘Tt ety girls Mrs, Bd Has owing] things? That's for other think will “do their bit and dancing jon, according it about, not our bunch, Ima. nilly Billy will shoulder a gun and t fire to her home te | | with a gun on his shoulder!” KO with the thousands of others tain insurance money to These had been my sentiments, too,} to fight for the honor and pro- | larger home. |}to a certain extent Then all at tection of his country 1 Her 13-year-old brother, she stat once a cartoon I had on in your | ed, alded her, and three different at | tempts were made before the build jing burned. ‘The boy is also being held. |SEARCH FOR BODY OF |j| VANCOUVER LIEUTENANT] paper showing the “loafers iy Women Sub wing the “loafers ‘omen Submit fron into my mind the thought that| “fen Will Be Tyrannical 1 to make them| Dear Mins Grey; I have been go- ing with a boy f most « “supers t ji X we girls had he such—vain, extravagant and coward: EE eX { t ly. If we had preferred senaib * a 5 Johns to clever, flashy Billys, the (eon , : wouldn't have been any such sub i jects for cartoons, Why do we pick party, he por ND, Feb, 12 Divers and a | k and would] 1 is not conventional for a young] grappiers are searching the river j the Rillys instead of the Johns, Mins| Ot take ine home I Gaaced| woman to take a man’s arm when| for the body of Lieut. C. K. Twohy, EFUL, | With @ man he did not Like. He in| watking on the street in the daytime, | stationed at Vancouver barracks, | oty man |'neanely jealous, and want to|but the man may touch her elbow to who ts believed to have fallen into nker Im attrib: | . guide her at a crossing or in any|the river and drowned deairo |! tke him quite well, but do not|other difficult situation. Twohy was attend! | promise not to go with anyone uted by sociologi @ dancing q ay The to shine; to make a better ap- | Know whether I would be sorry if 1) . party on a house aturday Pearance than others; to win the | Vy ns ayy eearnd . - 7 ne OF HOt night when last seen. His hat and envy of one's associates. It ta Ml you kind nevene me overcoat remained on the boat, EDITH | ROSE’“WORLD Bia epee to unite to ostracize the man Twohy was formerly an attorney || at Butte CONFESSIONS |MOTHER WILLING TO Kitchen Patriotism | : OF A WIFE GIVE UP THIRD SON It means to save time, steps and work as well as |} | BAN JOSE, Cal, Feb. 12.—*I have food. And if you are anxious to do so, you si er non, Charles, and he tn ready arrange your kitchen as more than a million other | now,” was the answer of Mra.|f! women have done by installing the Hoosier Kitchen who took a girl to a party and then refused to take her home “Pape’s Cold Compound” | * NT SYMPA- | A 1) ” Rosamond, “Rose of the World,” who| ends Leg ane grippe in And just think what it would |} Antone Chaves to the news that ber |] Cabinet a few hours teeta reeset “a ginan “eptiia: dha son Frank had been wounded by a ager A | Te. le Ferguson in the title) rare “Pape's Cold Compound” came in to noe me, and what she had Prother George was « Tuscania sur-|}| a place for storage. It has 40 labor-saving features. role. jerery two hours until you have| Thinks Affair Is to may almowt made me laugh, altho vee an win, ana{ {| 1ts scientific arrangement results from thousands of |taken three doses; then all grippe| Hallucinatic to her, poor dear, the experience she op jon a, riments. The most-used articles are nearest at en | ni 00) d your cold bg | <= Seeernatern aia dhe i v4 rome win soon, and that our boys will experiments. : ALLACE 92, | misery coos and your cold will t told about was all but tragi come hone to us." hand. You sit Instead of stand—you reach instead of © i broken. It promptly opens your| Dear Miss Grey: I have beon mar! waists aia yo oth-| URLITZER oro tiup nautelle and ried for more than a year, but can.|_ “Marsie, did you know that Moth P also —and a— |ages of the head; stops eae ie not love my wite ae I have loved magnets pee onan pages me DANDRUFF GOES! The Hoosier makes play of kitchen tasks. E 1| 5 charge or nose running; relieves | 2-REEL MACK the headache, dull feveriah-| aed to thin other girl, but while| Prise, for T had understood that Mr. SENNETT COMEDY |ne®s, sore throat, sneezing, sore-| St school she eloped with another. | rent had decided to make Califor-| ness and stiffness her for two years,| SIA thelr home q : | | Don't stay stuffed-up' Quit alwere beck | “Well, they are here at my house ’ blowing and snuffiing. Ease your |! married is ee tol waded Mollie, why didn't they WAVY, BEAUTIFUL KITCHEN CABINET throbbing head-—n K else in| for the world gives su ompt relief | i= I am afraid I would | £° i them, bu ¢ reason that made a. ‘ as “Pape's Cold Compound,” which | show my | for her in some way. | — i costs only & few cents at any drug |My wite not know that I tove| Mother. 4 come home.” Sh¢/Save your hair! Double its Hoosier prices range from $35.00 to $55.00, amd store. It acta without assistance, | this girl, and wants me to Invite| hesitated a minute, and then maid 2 you can pay as convenient. Your money all back if - taates mice, abd causes Bo inconver-| them to our home |"Mother decided that she ought to| beauty in a few moments, vou are not delighted. fence. Accept no substitute. Mina ¢ I am depending upon|>* with me to comfort me, and so} Try this! y af your answer to guide me in making | Without consulting any one in the ‘atl = a mine UNHAPPY matter she persuaded Mr. Trent to i : 4 ai ight bem very good thing |>ring her back. He tells me that ne|Hair stops coming out and n- fer ve “rt and dis |@id not want to come, but Mother| every particle of dandruff First at Pike Continuous 11 to 11 | ainda iy |inaisted that her place was with her disappears. oe Admission 20c—Children 10¢ | you ati jonsia in such « crisis Special | ation leo svnen they fot here he wanted) ‘Try as you will, after an applica- me |e ee hotel, but Mother insisted |tion of Danderine, you can not find a optiguawinr sm apg ECR Do not in | hose they come directly to my i" single trace of dandruff or falling : v0 . thi cot ; : air and your scalp will not itch, /; § SLICKER HAS NEW WAY ing sent thru Oregon by the federal put make OF = —_ : me Beppe Co what will please you most, will! i! 4 farm loan board. her with j cous pe Incuces pe joolish as | 5, t 'e ’ ure. 1 : PORTLAND, Feb. 12—The fed: leged to have a mass of near of-| you’ have checem canact an at thie pont: aron.{ Mt first—yes—but’ really new hair | have 45-inch tops and | ral farm loan association is the ficial looking stationery besprinkled ||| Prysician in constant ettendance (out more FAVOR Ae ie ere t realized vet that] ~RTOWIE all over the scalp | extend to six feet; both Jatest vehicle used by the slicker| with “E Plurtbus Unima” He or- Tdephons Bost 08, or write for ard than the one whose | yf [Ave vn © the con.|,4, little Danderine immediately | fumed and waxed oak to separate the bucolic population ganizes farm loan boards at $300 Gereiealere ond revarvecion, text of loyalty to you failed in |? any aye © COM! doubles the beauty of your hair. No| a; from its grain profits and cream | per board. the supreme moment clusion that to live in any Kind of aitterence how dull, faded, brittle | finishes are included at Onc y other is to let hi na 4 J peci rice. r. t ber own way in everything? Dad and scraggy. just moisten a cloth the 4 ial P 3 aid it, or at least he let her think with Danderine and carefully draw) ; pr spdpheo Baye bo «ges ay it through your hair, taking one ‘ j Saving Fats Does Not Mean = she was away baying her own ™ay-|fmail tran st a tine, ‘The ettect || Grote-Rankin—PIKE AT FIFTH—Grote-Rankin over on her now and then. is immediate and amazing —your/f] ‘s ai es scaeiii ee | ” - “Roth Dick and I soon learned} alr will piece ia enh oor a that we us not cross he any e et ce bund: | h in the st and ac D — Flavorless Foods! that we must not cross her i any ane MMT incontearaie Taster set,| TOO MUCH TALK LANDS en, ths ccess cod soo + anything for us. Mr, Trent bas evi-| hess and luxuriance, the beauty and! AUSTRIAN IN TROUBLE) wit» instructions to report today. i dently learned bis lesson, for he|*himmer of true hair health | saat koe . . Vettori Is an Austrian enroute Economy and Better Cooking the Rule war standing right behind her, look:| Get email bottle of Knowiton’s| SAN FRANCISCO, Feb | 12-71 south america in Households Where Mazola is Used ing very sheepish, when I went into|Danderine from any drug store or| Rodolfo Vettort was due to report| the hall when the butler announced, |tollet counter, and prove that your| to navy authorities today as a re-| och to my, nusprine, that, atother {hair is as pretty and roft as any——| sult of complaints that he had! Former Sultan of was here. that it has been neglected or in-| made disloyal utterances wirelessed . “We wore sitting in Chad's music|Jured by careless treatment—that's| to the navy by the steamer Break-| Turkey Is D Wha i a1 i — i j water prior to her arrival from! COPENHAGEN, Feb. 12- t olive oil ate to Italy Mazola is to America. Pressed from know everybody at all times must Danderine is to the hair what Portiand Sultan Abdul Hama, of Turkey, Indian Corn, for sautéing, deep frying, shortening and salad dressings, it be excluded except me. We heard a|fresh showers of rain and sunshine| engers reported to Capt. No-| dead. rding to Constanttople is as pure and wholesome as the food it is cooked with or caten on. Mazola is a wonderful aid to good cooking because it enables the housewife to serve more delicate pastries, fried and sautéd dishes—and at the same time save animal fats, such as butter, lard, suct. The same lot of Mazola can be used many times over as it does not carry flavor or odor from one food to another. That is why Mazola is so economical. commotion in the hall downstairs,|are to vegetation. It goes right to! panger of the Breakwater that Vet- | dispatches today. invigorates and strength-| tori had defended the central pow- He succumbed to inflammation And for salad dressings it is perfect—easier to mix than an olive oil dressing. room, fr which the servants] alll and I hurried down to be confronted | the roots, by Mother, who was almost foaming|ens them. Its exhilarating, stimu-| ers { at the mouth, and ‘Trent trying|lating and life-producing properties; Whe to appease her cause the hair to grow tong, strong) port Sunday, “When have the servants in my]and beautiful ‘and Ensign F, daughter's house been told to keep aie — me from any room in which I might find her? she asked, presumably ad dressing herself to the ambient air for she did not look at me at all Now, Mother,’ I said, speaking in my swee on, tho I was] ready to cry with anger, Margie, ‘no has been given any orders at all. You must remem t no one here had t notion that you were coming. Since the birth of the baby some months | a war argument with them. | the lungs the Breakwater came into| Abdul Hamid was born in 1847 feut. Randall R He reigned more than 30 years P R. Howe boar was deposed in 1909 (PAID ADVERTISEMENT, BY F, C. FARNHAM) MURPHY | FOR MAYOR | Every Man and Woman Is a Taxpayer Whether an Owner or Renter at q For sale in pints, quarts, half gallons and gallons. For greater ago, Chad has refused to see any| j economy buy the large sizes. ce tes ae aa gray) $ "But, of rae, Mollie,’ said] Mother, who had evidently forgotten in the prick of her egotiam that she had not seen me before, and conse. | | quently did not even take my hand, | ‘your servant ht to know that | that order could never apply to your mother.’ | Unfortunately, Mother,’ I said] Jauietly, ‘it will have to apply to ja as to every one else, Chad} }has not seen Pat or Alice, and I There is a valuable ' Cook Book for Mazola users. It shows you how to fry, saute, make dressings and sauces more delicious, make ou i i i know he will not see you ‘ light digestible pastry. sow he will not see you." ty my campaign for mayor T am em-) on the lange stocks of goods carried. ‘The same ts Should be in every hotel,’ said Mr. Trent, taking Moth-|| phasizing the necessity of keeping down | ‘Tue of evéry other downtown bullding, of every: binge nt Deg ARR i in gs pe cn ne because incvease in taxation | Stef 884 commercial institution of the city. ‘Taxes taxation, because increase In taxation | just be paid before a profit can be secured in busi- home. Send for it or = ask your grocer. FREE. ny 5 Corn Products Refining y P. O. Box 161 New York \ Selling Representatives \ M JOHNSON LIEBER MERC. CO. Seattle, Wash. | REG.U.S.PATOFF. A PURE SALAD AND over In the morning and tell us all jabout it’ He glanced at me compas |sionately and shook my hand, Then his face took on an expression that said, ‘I can't do a thing with your] mother.’ I shall do nothi |maid Mother. ‘I consider it my duty to stay here and help Mollie in this |trying moment, Chadwick must be made to understand that he cannot make Mollie's heart bleed more than it in bleeding over her baby.'"” (To Be ¢ ) | MAY TRAIN WOMEN TO RUN FOREST STATIONS means increase in the cost of living and | ness, and so every consumer contributes indirectly increased burdens on productive industry | to the support of governmen d is directly inter- upon which our people depend for em- | ested in keeping down the cos ployment. The man who does not actually own You Pay for Landlord taxable property does not realize to what House rents have become a subject of much dis- extent he contributes to the expense of | content in this community recently, and the average for inefficiency and waste in the manage- | Sa tay pay. The taxes on a modest home, say ia ment of public a s. He needs a con- } the Green Lake section, are about $60 at present, crete illustration to bring him to a reali- | and increasing each year. These taxes alone mean zation. $5 per month in the amount of the rent. Taxes for this year have increased 12% per cent over taxes You Pay the Rents for 1917, and your landlord is passing them along to you. ¢ of the kind,'| Some idea of the cost of local taxation to the con- can be gained by figuring the taxes | | No One Escapes Taxes suming pu LOAF CAKE PORTLAND, Feb, 12.--As a fur. . : ‘i against a single piece of property used for comme leup sugar baking powder = f led f ther than v Sal purposes at , ‘te ronda | Faslis The Ss D one escapes taxes; you pay them in th aeons 4 teaspoon aalt = of men needed for other than war 1917 taxes on this property, exclusive of the stocks | 59 NO one escapes ts DAS 5 14.00 salle Pimeetne to toate OIL ery District Forester Cecil today of merchants and other taxable property within the | Price of. rent, les, clothing, everyting am 14, cups flour measured |is considering employment of women : wear, use or consume, and you are directly inter: building, ar 9,164, or nearly $200 for every busi ness day in the year, The owners of this property naturally must figure these taxes in the rents they charge their tenants, and the tenants must get their rent back from thelr customers, so taxes figure directly in the charge of every article or service ested to a considerable amount each year, So I say it is important to devote our thought and attention to efficient and economical administration of the | business of the city so that waste may be elim nated, the cost of living kept down and the burden | of sustaining existence lighgened. | after sifting sidering employmen w Cream Mazola and sugar, add beaten penitence hg Page yoiks, sift flour, baking powder and salt together and add sttarnecely with the milk. When well mixed fold in the stiffly beaten whites and flavoring. oni Lookout stations are located on nences in different parts of for from which a close watch for forest fires can kept. Communi: WS seer “ v0 oles on riswstos mt finish jeation between stations is by tele which you buy. w not only ‘a clean city, but also a meee © : ‘ phone and heliograph | nai as pA. . 4 ot center with a 8 busine! onomical government which will orn ov ae It Is Passed Along render full and efficient service to the public with- AMERICAN ARMY IN FRANCE, Feb, 11,-Enemy shell fire Killed one Ameri tillery man and wounded five other artil lerymen during big gun action on Saturday night. WITH T tooth pick. The consuming public must pay that $200 of taxes | out making amt exorbitant overcharge for that on the Arcade property every day, as well as taxes | service. JOHN F. MURPHY, WATCH THIS SPACE TOMORROW