The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 23, 1920, Page 17

f bs \ — ere PAGE 17 ATTLE STAR ‘WOMAN OF 112 | TRAVELS ALONE: Active Work Is Secret of Long Life | A typteat datrytng rane in Tillamook, The average tempers ature in summer lo 61 degrees. CANT GET } WORK DONE al | SAX ROHMER = OV ree * Duckworth Sends Proclam-| | COPYRIGHT, 1919, BY ROBT. NS BRIDE & Co. |cFastepenanne ation Calling All to “Work | | She was a wm | CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo, July 2 ehild when as Duty to Republic” (Continued from Our Last Issue) | wou 1 have mattered to me? Buty source of mupply was idea droit a eae, diet | he | Yo et her! was driven back to Ka «ling 200,000 dead behin: Opening a door on the left of the pe nat : Sense he au . | ercety g his mistake, | Oer al bee more exorbitan Bhe in Mr fara Chambers, a BY HERRERT 3. DUCKWORTH | corridor, Mrs. Sin displayed a room|! ‘ ‘3 ; h ue Pees : Ea van BAG GnMaLead 16 @nAl din are: ae it, 1920, screened off into sections. One! ty the arm of the sir by sheer | &n0ther drug dealer, and after a time) either 112 or 114 yea She To the throats of starvation, even of | Served to light all the cubicles, These} “What a “little apitfire you are”! joan Curl aeons Sein in us | 10) Cry tal ave Mr Chambers ar ‘ocuced o a suave little MAN, | rived here from erpon. Oxn. to Prison, whips of worls are adited by cubicles were identical in shape and! he said jurely you can understand aette palpubty as’ Uaitterned alten, Fete” uae * Ys, " tem A. the Bolshevik leadtrs to n| appointenent, etch deing draped with |JU& amused me, at Arat; then when! Pio" niu oo ts Ornvide her r son, She ma P Workers of soviet 1 found she might marry Monte Irvin . “ ‘ " » enfer nt Chinese tapestry and contain-|1 qign't bother at ¢ to be found In the veare. tee pine cit aie out her any more H ar! In fact, I tried to keep her away In a Pskov prt ae sr nt masrte |S ae a errant he An ideal rman-Jew | affair The words are brave. We don't want trou mn 4 xa this centenarian e es one can re t yourself,” sald Mrs.! bie with a mas of that type, who has| “#0 she made a pact lived al 1 raised cotton on al : ri es sneer Me She withdrew, leaving the two ‘ garet Halley discovered Rita's secret. | land she worked without ald f : eee bad are’no 1ONger | hs together Gradually as he spoke, Lola sank ry was hastened by the| Mrs, Chambers. remembers the} Evergreen pastures, pure mountain water, back against his shoulder a “Lucy?” called Rita, soft! ee of the suave allen #eM-| war of 1812; at that time she was limate make Tillamook ideal for “RISE FOR THE FIGHT,” “Yea?” ‘pee pa “1 don't believe you,” she whis. ® very ‘emafl’ child, -probably. not] dave. BOLSH CRY og hal & Hint dade beret” pered. “But-you have always told| That was the entire story in fivel over six years old, She was born| airying. P ‘The proclamation says | Pyne glar Is. shoulder| Me Iles; one more does not matter, I] worde—or all of the story that Ritalin Putnam county rata, and waa| The summers—when most of the cheese is will smoke with me| ever learned, Rita for a time was ¢ ‘avarisch! (comrade) You life Is toward the retrea! ure of Mra] Suppose. Y« later a slave in West Virginia, Mrs produced—are pleasantly cool, of a tempera- eee eee. S0et atk vi <= j ; Labial ni. cpl vege teat Cree oe believed | uth ture about the same as the old spring house e under the burden | “1 «t he replied.| “Very well," he said. “Go and ete ne dita 0 thomas the| 2, be the oldest} inaiveavel. | on the farm where grandmother kept her _ Good ni | down; I will roast the chandu Halley's trained perceptions the | tor secret of longevity | but A enilic, “Rise for the fight! He walked out of the room andj/® * * * *:% & © ®& y | “! keep my mind ocoupted and utter and mi Tt ts time to forever finish with] along the carpet sorrider to a little} Pyne's hint rning Fita's pow ontinued in Our Next Tasue) make myseif Ittle patel Tillamook dairymen are constantly improving their idleness and looseness inte Irvin, used ane - apartment at the back of the house,| ible marriage to M herds. They asked to have a special law enacted for ¢ ground keeps din ad | | | | “You must not rely upon others | furnished comfortably but in execra-|t pacify Lola, came true, Revolted é tlon to that Ib s to let at} Tillamook County, which makes necessary the regular, Hhe more sealously you bein work-|tiy bed taste keer tal hea wan by her experience at the “House of | Nab Burglar on sige) Seay to woke? Figid testing of every cow for health. ing, the more carefully you respect| burning in the grate, the of |4 Hundred Raptures,” Mont 13th Housebreak rget that I ar When you see Tillamook on the rind, it means that the the national property, the more you stretch your energy seemed a Rock of Gibralt which had been & pusly di | MONMOUTHSHIRE, England Tuty | the Moré ©OM-/ py sin Sin Wa so that the amoke|Merveracked girl, and marriage with Look quality goes back to the very source of supply. Are you using Tillamook Cheese to reduce the high cost Belentiously you bow to the’ revol wool tbe even |23.—-William Cecil Redford Harr yhen a wife putas on to fi fclentiously|you how to the Fevol|iaged” trom ‘a chimtiey of the a Fi nis she ven|28~—Wiilam Ceci! Redford Harris] When « wife puts on to many ate for aes vuctur , joining premises, ked vat | 19, was gentenced to 15 months’ im.|the A | foner will you master hunger and)” pyne seated himeelf in an armchair |once awa, fe Of! prisonment for 13 cases of house.|“h#t It * be. ‘TILLAMOOK COUNTY CREAMERY “aes cold | niet techentt wt. Lolling back in| the stage the . | TIL LAMO 24 Cheese Kitchens Owned and Operated “With the heroic strength of our! the chain, Sir Lucien became to ot aaron . The 1th attempt was at] Hope s » eternal in the human Co-eperaiwvely by Tillamook Dairyman 1@ chair, Sir Lucien became lost in| Ultra e bie tad +e 1 ‘ ILLAMOOK, OREGO! Red Jes we conquered and fixed 7 . - e of the N rt depu' brea w c f din Ti mK, O! IN abstraction, and he was thus ed when, gome 10 m Stn came in. “Ah” she said, her harsh voice soft Se a rica tee RET. On: peel ot ie on. the But It did not take WOMEN! INSIST ON “DIAMOND DYES” Rind. the political reign of the working glass. Having finished with th fronts of the White armies, we mov tes r to the economic front. ened 0.8 whisnte. “tL. wend A o her ‘ | DUTY TO REPUBLIC IS 15 Be reek oC cement cate a 4 later on Pyne $ Don't streak or ruin your material in « poor dye. Buy only “Diamond Dyes.” “TIRELESS WORK” | Py ne slowly tarned ‘thie head, ater Directions im, package guarantee perfect results, Druggist has Color Card. “And your duty, your obligation as | ing at her as she stood in the door r nt affaires necensitated 4 = @ free citizen of the soviet republic, | way. k ng England, and as fs obstinate and tireless work ‘ ng since returned te REEZ NE FOR CORNS “We shall see sinc und devoted | smoke. Are they all provided for?’ ta was left to her own re Pilldren of the workink class; and Mrs. Sin closed the door and seated | Sources—handicapped b the pres = We shall see who are the skinners and! he upon the arm of Sir Lucien’s| ots Parasites and intrigue |chair. She bent down, resting her “Everyone will be given his due.| dusky cheek against his. The horny hand, which knows how You smoke with me?" she whis: to protect a friend and comrade, can | pered, coaxingly Wery painfully strike its enemies. 1 No, net tonteht.” he sald. i to work! patting her Jewel-laden hand yho is not with us working, that! Mrs. Sin became silent for a few OMe is aguinst the interests of the | moments. nas ar working class. | “Something has changed in you,” | slvation “Only by the efforts of all the! she said at last. “You have lots of | him in the | Workers can we move the cartload of | money now. Your investments have | Indulence RusWan economy that is stuck in| been good. You want to become re-| diminished. She vo." he replied. “I don't want to ence of & watchful husband in subt ght Off. It Doesn’t Hurt a Bit! | the marsh. To conquer destruction, | spectable, eh?" and #0 well that t to strengthen the economical life, we} Pyne smiled sardonically. by thie man wh Must start as soon as possible in| “Respectability is @ question of | was trait View of: the revival of commércial }appearance,”* he replied. “The change | Most potently att Félations abroad. . to which you refer would seem to go] 4ppalling to be “SHAKE LOOSE! | deeper.” It was during STRETCH YOUR ENERGY" | “Very Ukely," murmured Mra. Sin. | marri¢ and “Shake loose, working class!|“I know why you don't smoke, You| Was * tch you in work that is| have promised your pretty litt ost usefu ople! Get hold | friend that you will stay awake and | ¢ Of the working machine with all your | see that nobody tries to cut her sweet | strength, stretch your energy for| white throat.” Onifokm Coffee - y “Always/lastes the Same er “ cementing the work of ail! | Sir Lucien latened tmperturbab! “Humor your hungry and tired| “She never has been and never can . comrades [be any more to me, Lola,” he said , ch! Awaken your consci-| At those words, designed to pla-) 4 clear your thoughts! You| cate, the fire which smoldered in Lo to yourself la’s breast burst into sudden flame now [ was a slave of the | She leaped to her feet, confronting “Up t ezar and capttal. Now I am a son} Sir Lucien ‘ wer > bis ® prices in of the working claw—a citizen, aj “I know! I know! she cried. worker of the so republic, and all/ harshly. “If she had been like any LU my strength, my beain. my muscles,|of the others, do you suppose it entione . to ar AAR AA ee | ote * my blood, must be given for the and s service of the working class and esting. Conseripted labor is now or z being | Peasants.” | ganized strictly on military lines arged nearly twice as much ag her “Away with slackness, rot and idle There are labor brigades, battal-| friend. ness! fons and regiments | “1 should bring the man to his iad €ar- re) e “Long live the bright laboring life!| ‘There is a labor headquarters staff.| senses, dear,” mid her lndynkip, “I “Long live discipline in labor! Bulletins from the labor front are| know a doctor who will supply you In this proclamation, signed by the | pubiished in the newspapers along, When I say a doctor, he is no longer labor front committee, the Bolsheviks |side the communiques from the) recognized by the B. M. A., but he's @re condemned out of their own) Polish front none the leas clever and kind for & mouths. There Iw hunger and cold| In all the larger towns labor bulle and idleness, and theeconomic life of }tins were flashed on the the country is “stuck tq the marsh!" |the open air street movies—bulleti —the soviets admit it here showing what was being done in the The term “Labor ~And the Never-Changing Kind To the clever and kind medical man Rita repaired, The dincredited ysician supplied her for or Cities time. Then, . sudden! reen J. A. Folger & Company began in 18s0—in California’s _ days” —to roast the world’s finest coffees. It was “Folger’s” in the old-time San Francisco coffee houses. Today that same good coffee, now “Folger's Golden Gate” Coffee, is available at your store. 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