The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 21, 1920, Page 11

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You are_represented in this] Opposite Colman building Phone Eliott 1833 ‘. n, BoQHAinted with | “All the Records—Always” . advance to Cardieston when he was), = : box there ar there | ¢ : | * * Jean be no doubt ng the r 1 fixedly at the retired ee Japan to Explain Liggett Defends Mr M mu : hiaet waan't|tleve that if ever a divorce wan jus-| the sorrow held by every shabby 4 1 jati Ae t t 1 ght?” he maid.) qpout this matter, to tt nat all, And tified in this world, hers was, But to| white hearse that winds ite way thru | Attitude in Russia Armistice Battle a ey. |*t thbnk—oot souel | Wine was’ your business betore you ai! wan mid and done) have you come buck at her, to have|a hot and unnoticing strat, Bie ban TOKYO, Jan. 21-—A policy of nen’) WASHINGTON, Jan. 21 | Myerst,” said | An rigt 1 Mr. Criedir.|ieft England?’ was Warren, and profession: | Magsie Clay break in on her, and be-| clung to husband and sons with the Interference in Russia has been de! 41+ General Hunter Liggett, before| SParso got up ab from his|"But—how a account for Mar! +1 was interested in fir at biggest figure In George's) gin to yap breezily about divorce, aml | tigerish tenacity that is the rightful ef m by t cabinet, it was . r nt per 0 ” t a 8 dow "1 . ided upon be cal }ene totes war ‘Ceplittment inveats.(° bury being found dead at the foot of | taire how prevalent it is, and what a #0 dower of wife and mother: she had learned today, when the government Look here, Rathbury,” he. wald.|Cardiestone’s stairs.a few. houra) ‘where di@ you earry on your busi-|” se ou fegh like tak /jJution Jt is, why, of course, it was) i at orld well lost in hold. declaration to that effect was mide | gating committee yeaterday declare!| tq it possible to get that box| tater ilies riage we eye Pa tomy Georrefenough to break her heart! fine ee at & meeting of the di it would have been pinwiae to halt all] opened?” fon't accou for it sald In London, of course! “He's crazy to get away, and) “Don't Warren said thickly And then ‘the sordid, selfish past The cabinet has also decided to/ military operations during the armis ve to be opened,” answered Sparg I'm try to. “At what address? ne yeaa re ling me yesterday that he quickening his pace, as if to walk|rose like an ugly mist before her make a frank explanation to Amer- | tice discussions 1 I shall have to get ar For some moments Aytmore had! jin, mee himacif breaking out of it./away from his own insufferable/and she found at her lips the bitter fea with regard to the Japanese atti Jora hi Jone tomorrow CHAI 1 more and more restive. | Hudson wants to go to her own | thought » she had filled herself. She was am tude toward the economic situatioh SHIPYARDS MAN |r The Leather Box tions about 1 ‘in Montreal, and I suppose| For many days they did not speak so safe now, behind her barrier in Russia. J arrange for me to be the rafety de pr napped oF 4 ahd toe to 0, too. of Rachael again; indeed George felt| of love, but that the te Reports of Japanese troop move hi eee a enrt salad toon engaged at . must put them. |7"% % 4 gio tay Warren] that th ‘as nothing further to|chinery she had set in motion eal ments in Siberia and the effect on na You t's all right . the pres repeat n ast q j ee expression changing./say. He feared in hix own heart) bring its -grinding wheels to bear the international situation of the | Rathbu Sow I'm off ‘ Spargo. And 1 © to aoe naceern take it! I'm golng|that nothing would ever bring about | upon the lives she guariled. She had Bolshevik successes, have caused the | And without further word Sr 1 vari jain of the Lon Then 1 ask you Where) ee oie et this afternoon getting; change in her feeling. or rather,| flung her solemn promise aside once; “«mperial government to issue the dec Brcsend pe Wituiaiin emhee compan 4id you live in Le at the tinwe |? hape at the hou that the change that had been taking | what defe could she make for @ laration of policy, it was learned 11 ’ |where his t met him with The ' box was you are telling us of, when you knew | ("ine Int? Nie vat the hospital| place in her for so many weeks was| second solemn promise now? ‘he official quarters today |business card amid the intense interest | John Mart fe neg can start right In to-|One that would be lasting, that Ra-| world, divorce mad, spun blindly on, a i ae Fs < r T leman came in to see you resent, and Myerst was or I refuse to answer that question, |“7°™ chael was an altered woman and the echo of her own co: Shantung Decision Will Always Keep Tanlac in} a . Sr; Seeree,” 3 Pape | morrow , George asked,| Alice believed this, too, and Ra-{ “one in 12” came faintly, sickiy Ba Is Again Postponed the House, for It Restored las ke an tell you! A gas ernation went up treasury counsel looked at the chael believed it most of all. Indeed,|to her after the happy years, 4 s gain po! His Health, He Says [romething about the Marbury affair,| from the bar ais, whit a . over Rachael's torn and shaken spirit}/* © © © © ee « « @ TOKYD, Jan. 21.—(United Press.) id ~—" land he said that © couldn't wait, | bury and Zo looked at eact ra to ask you, sir, at Too much? It's the had fallen of late a peace and| “Divorce has actually no place if —Japan’s decision regarding the re 1 to be without] perha vu'd 1t place 1 it to call a witness who has will oy of security that she had|our laws, it isn’t either wrong oF turn of the § insula to! Tania aid W. F.] when you catr box unteered cer evidence to the| Warren answered, and never before known in her life. She) right Rachael said one autumn day nk of Warren any|When they were walking slowly to *, or at least to think of him as/the beach. Over their heads the trees had been in the happy days when | were turning scarlet; the days were nee from ld) they had been all in all to each | Still soft and warm, but twilight fell times: it was Warren who listened, other. If other thoughts would creep| earlier now, ahd in the air at morn+ said no more lice auth « thin morning ou would direct that {tried not to th two men lunched together, and), times a week,!) China has been postponed, accord: Hopkins, t Hinds street,| argo took the card and read ing to an Asahi report today Seattle, Wash. who works at th MK. JAMES CRIEDIR The diplomatic advisory council, skinner & Shipyards, while De superior fash: David Lyell be called lined together, fv acting on the advice Torik purchasing a bottle of Tanlac ir 1, Stra fon (Continued tomorrow) with a curious ¢ Obata, director of the poli Bartell's drug store in Seattle, re-|-—» - > - - bureau of the foreign office, today! cently, Continuing, Mr. Hopkir land George who did the talk jin, and her heart grow hot and bit-|ing and evening was the intoxicating decided to postpone for the p said | | They talked of cases chiefly ter within her at the memory of her] Sharpness, the thin blue and clear the decision with regard to th t ren was working day and night, a4 | wrongs, she resolutely fought for, Steel color that'mark the dying sum. tlement of t Shant que fer thought of little élse than his work) composure; no matter now what he| Mer. Alice's three younger children Sieh eal t as September | nad been or done, that life was dead.| Were in school, and the family came The action of the Japanese e al -- Ww ed, and O moved toward) ene ha her the sunsets and | to Clark's Hills only for the weeks ernment apparently means ii scosh ite cloge, there burst from him an #, the mellowing beauty of the | end: but Rachael and her boys nothing has been done in the w “ >. sccasional inc y as to his wife ear, She had her book above | Stayed and on, enjoving the rare of agening mapeintbone Pie Pr he I ta wit he ever forgive me her memories. And these | Warm and beauty of the Indian gee the settlement of the dispu ) hardly brea j y a een orris, orge?” Warren asked one cool au-| memories she found guch to blame| summer, and comfortable in the ola territory ntense pains in t >: - a ‘inn dawning when the two men|in herself, but much to pity, too, A/house that had weathered 50 aus Se a eee shiek |* re wa COPYRIGNT BY KATHLEEN NORRIS tune eaikine’ away from the hoe-|rudderless Uttle bark, she had been|tumng and would weather 58 ssdi In Eng , Pg a Temates | @*t! 1 out ag =— ST a tadtnw star War-| set adrift in @ inviting, so welcom In some states it is absolutely fl. eee, SF0 3,968,8 ‘ F was 80 badly trou ’ SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS i mmenced an operation|ing a sea 20 years a had | legal,” Rachael continued, “in others, uae these are males. pation I had t taking . t oa shand ence Breck 1ge, and marries W f A was only| known that she was beautiful, and|!t's permissible. In some it is a ¢ t " ‘ led ree, who had/that she must marry-—-what else?) real source of revenu Now faney ti en f ite bes - , cya : i for sheer 04-| W more serious th t ever| treating any other offense that way! ’ t 2 . beef “ recke (| miration of his daring and his skill,|filtted thru the brain of little Ra-| Imagine states in which stealing was W t Forms of t kee rom falling ‘ ’ i 2 a oth né is etek te & youmnas ot sted that they walk for alchael Fairfax than tha Was a de-| Only a re » incident, or where ors ae - t of|M a“ ‘ hake off the atmosphere | licious venture to face life in a) Murder was tolerated! In South Car S h 0 of t " el From Yesterday nawered t efficien a ; rrible dre sr RaAcee pale ‘It's a time rough blue coat and feathered hat,| Olina you ean not get a divorce on tomac ; r t 1 7 ( tea ; le 6 Fine ice her’? Warren said. |and steer her wild little suils straight|@ny grounds! In Washington Aim nted, then, But|into the heart of the great waters? | courts can give it to you for any this, when I] She would have broken Stephen's} cause they consider sufficient, There ra, {heart; but Stephen’ wa 1. She| Was a case: a man and his wife ob- er | bad seized upon Clarence with never} tained a divorce and both remarried, Now they find they are both bigas hown that the took it all for r h a night in those first y into bed, she was ne ask me how/a thought of what she was to give never failed to/him, with never a prayer as to her| mists, beeabse it w | fitness to be his wife, nor his fitne Troubles ig gg en ing Roel al as "lee ome Relieved in Two never felt lke working i ant theo : —— et ° riend t pya 5 ne May only. a fa \ we we Ye Phat eo went Minutes—Sent |'Taniac I decided to tr and h t , b 1 Mrs, tho,” Warre CARR ORS so wanTuuiet * ss| wife went West, with her husband's ha bee taking | “'d bring in my | to be the father of her children, She} knowledge and consent, to establish |while when I began to get bet tte esis ‘ ’ : oving: the sities Nas | next morning, a oe) t tt angry fp : ys ae nowhich I] io’) herself--Lord, a woman” like|had laughed at self-sacrifice, laughed | her residence there for the explicit ra I have taken com ba es, my ay fa I n't feel entire \ Per ter Warren Gregor ne mak tchael feel that Tl nat, waiting on met” t endurance, laughed at married| Purpose of getting a divorce. It was - vw hors Swit ent pro' cal chparton! : walke George 5 Si moved.” Again hin voice ze shook his head, but did not|love—these things were only words to| Well established law that if a hus to rous at present) walked an echoing block| her, And when she had tugged with! band or wife seek the jurisdiction silence. all her might at the probiem before | of another sta ; en roune meelf. “I've come back to for the sole object =) ms I AB “4 pipers Hs he said with a quiet! oCoorge, 1 need my wife,” Warren|her, and tried, with her pitiable, un. Of obtaining a divorce, without any tr ; ; se : , e or ision of manner that George found! iq then, “There isn't an hour of|trained sgrength to force what she/ reat intent of living there, making mane le " r + Dal Shoe | Oe Ons ble. “That's all Lean] i. igo that some phase of our life| wished from Fate, then she had fung/|their home there, goes, in other ae : wy takiaa 4 . eg now {feet t 4 th empty da and broodir Ao: now If she ever forgives me-|rovether doesn't come back to me|the whole thing asi and rushed on; Words, just for divorce purposes, ; rem “a e f 1 . At ay. it e's not the kind that for Jand wring my heart. T don't want] to new experiments—and to new fail-| then the decree having been fraudus Coin t s ‘ th eorg shocked in the first in-| Sb 01 achwel, But any-|anvthing else--our sons, our fireside, | ures lenUy obtained will not be recognized the many an wet uD p Bivsge ae Hi tant of meoting, and found himself.) way, T eu r'h go to old] Gur interests together. I've heard] Always on the surface) always | anywhere conmulted, and, and wide dd together, increasing! | house, f ent, and get thing] hen voice ever since. And I'm|thinking of the improssion she mad But thousands do it, Rachael! i you. leaving y A 4 ‘org markable| of Margar Cla it eck the other's aspect ir , 1 drop a hint to} hanged, George, not in what T al-jon the watching men and women| “But thousands don’t seem to real untold miserie eal eo a Gard I rdet 1 1 Ww thin, his hair actually | Alice, when she talks to Rachael, that] wave pelieved, because I know right/about her, what a life it had been!|ize—I never did before—that that is i day uneil lit r pmnae ale le ek befe th 1 ed gray, there were deep| I've not got anything to say. I'l] eom wrong, and always have, but I]She had never known who made| ile You can't deliberately move eeu sust out re ace t be partmer ves puth, But it w her Jdon't believe in myself any more, I{Clarence’s money, what his own’ to Reno or Seattle or San Franciseo and together ing ei a ut tt that; his eyes had a tired ® heart ached for him a8) want my kids to be taught laws—notT father had been like, what the forces|for such a purpose. All marriages cover war tax the personal 4 t I od that George found uddenly covered his face! ineiy I want to go on my/| were that had formed him, and had/| following a divorce procured under —_ 4 pene Tener en of Mis] wad to nec oice had loxt ite old ! Warren had alwaysljnocw to my git"! Imade him what he was, He did not| these conditions are MMegal. Besides hort , We ri from th t fident ¥ h ea idored younger brother to!” pig voice thickened suddéhly, and) please her, that began and ended the, this, the diverce laws as they exist Pe Ro aipe ‘ ; plana ahakebe & ‘ nd ren's wondeful fingers over! tney walked on with no attempt on story, He had presently flung him-|in Washington, California, or Nevada Lumbago? Mr. I he cb ‘ nd fo nd table, a mir that) either » to end the silence for a/self into eternity with as little heed|are not recognized by other states, ; Jter, and that at the hospital a con-| the F wner the right to claim|iong tim city ate were |as she had cast herself into her new]and 80 because a couple are separated nd Lessen the pain |fident inquiry fe wand) Mr 1 vid. | what human weaknesses and] wet from a rain, but day was break- | life upon the grounds of cruelty or ins a nethieg. On had resulted in the a look well what | failin might, as a balance.| ing in hopeful pearl and rore. Ab, buf there had been a difference; Compatibility in some Western state, the contrary, | 1 find ' the had! «he been turu; but she's very! Georg never thought him per} «t can say this,” said Geo at| there! She had loved there, and been| they are still legally man and wife thia remedy all w airn Ca ‘ with | handsome And the bo ire fine, | fect, a8 #0 much of the world th Nt joet: “1 believe that she needs you} awakened by great love. Her child's|in New York or Massachusetts. Al § yp Devic yb Mer py BA him wh of | We hgd the whole crowd down ay far him; to George, Warren bad always|ag much as you do her. But Ra-/erumpled, rosy foot had come to|sorts of hideous complications ar age vemedy and 1 , ua ulred | a Ka Light for a pienic laat Va little more than perfect, a ma-| chael's proud—" mean more to her than all the world 0lng on—blackmail and perjury! thing in it in name of th ergyman| gunda Tiachael has little Breck of insy surgery, underbal-| «An, he’s that!" Warren)| had meant before, The smile, or the (Continued Tomorrow) { wa habit-form gy |who 1 performed the ceremony,| Pickering down there fl ed in many ways that in this one] gaia rly as he paused frown, in her husband's eyes had pecans ee memes ;- Pain a dy in that abe “Si heing a red dispaasionately that} nice little chap, younger § me way he might be more than) “And Warren, she has been dragged | been her sunshine or her storm, Thru | ° futely works like magic on <q [the person at the other end of the! Katrina —Jim's age. ‘The human, George had to struggle for|/tru the muck during the last few} love she had come to know the brim: distressed stomachs _4| telephone “didn't. kno in in paradiae, sure enough, and put:|what he achieved; Warren achieved! years,” George resumed in a mildly {ming life of the world, the pathos Andrews & Co sree by 6res ” ill give you quick | “George ou ar n absolute | ting on weight at a great rate.” by divine right. The women were in| expostulatory tone the comedy that is rendy to spill it bo Siew ceteer au cormaci( w 1 Alice's proud voice 1 didn't. know he was there,” | the right of it now, George concede “Oh, | know it!” Warren answered, | self over every humble window sill sas BRLLINOH AS CUMMICAL relief. Put it on choed from Clark's Hille.| Warren sqid slowly, “Tike her--to| they had the argument, But, of stricken |the joy that some woman's heart | Investment Securities Bellingham, Washington shopping list shall you cable-anybody—|take him in. I with I had been|course, they didn’t understand—] “She hates coarseness,’ pursued} feels whenever the piping ery of the Hinckley f Acai Nn. t you know who | mean?” , there—Sunday, 1 wish to the Lord thing like that had nothing to do] George; “she hates weakness, I be: new born sounds in a darkened room, | micas.