The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 21, 1921, Page 11

4 LEAD JANUARY An Adjustment of I (). Henre By O. Henry (Copyright, 1920, by the Wheeler Syndicate, Ina) nan art exhibition eruity between Mitty and © eter ictie coet Un teenies Laetear Te * ‘ ster in State Spelling Bee ’ | for $5,000, 7 There is a certain fate hanging ; serub out of th over M sid Kreft nd if it SPRINGFIELD, mm Jan 1 who had & favorite food and a pet| overtakes her, she is lost to Cypher's |Tomandwk i# the harde rd to | thee His pabulum \was an and to u |epell in the English language, 5 te . lief in the Uner he will grow fat? asked Jud jyoung Dallas Jul stment of Nature king, fearse He spelled it “tomohawhk,” there 1 Royalty Not ssegeat habry ‘wae tines aibuhd onrend Saud wilt Uh is hah etna elt ng! tenlne Ant Ae Oeminien - arate ] | nash with poached egg. ‘There was aj become — refin 1 ventured, | chool speller of Iilinoix. ‘This was P48 Closely as U.S. | nash with posche re Pipes yee) | easel | at the official state mpellin’ bee pen © idea of Kraft—but that is! ing in a puddle of 1 coffee with anyw aye Dalla MILTON BRONNER not peoginning of the story fa stiff forefinge ‘Caesar had hi " a wold eno nship badge w - Jan. 21 « ago Kraft, Bill Judking | Brutus, the cotton has its bollworm, e = + oy ‘0 Benton, | by V sin the counting hous, | (a I took our t} the oh rl haw her Pittsburger ~ pean g ped per ee ree his money 1« ighth ave. say the sum boarder has his poison er harde ‘ords to mpell at the -s. -spgghamelingaate got it “off ua, a ne 4 it. art he ts Morgan, the rose has +10 ¢ niche, sissard, Gailtope, Gazatteer fs not quite asx simple for) We had no credit; we went in, called | it» | Tv7tser? i ut vi ¢ renal ance, caldron, ruml George and Queen Mary as it! for food 1 ate it, We paid or we oak” T interrupted, much per 1641379 hws aa 7 prod: ny : mor ba ; was for the roy-| did not pay, We had confidence in| turbed “You think that . : PeRam, Pamonuate rch altios described | Cypher’s sullenness and smouldering | Milly will begin t f 4231041 ah FS in old nur-| ferocity. Deep down in his suniess! “One day,” co Kraft, sol ¢1o347 » lag abe Sa a ale sery rhyme, but/ soul he was either a prince, a f or emnly yere W to Cypher’s| 7 you agres ’ simple at/4n artivst. He @at at a wormeaien for a plate of beans a millionaire _ | desk, covered with filen of waiters’ |lumberman from Wisconaip, and he| Invention to Bar ree doesnt | ohecks so old that a Sure the bot. Ww nagry M 1 &. the count-| tomest one was re ene that Hen Never! exclaimed Judkins and 1,| 4 Injury From Fall use to|drik Hudson had eaten and 5 in herver | PARIS, Jan. 21.—M. Damblane, an « is money,| Cypher had the in common “A lumberman,” repeated Kraft engineer, han perfected a m ne but he does keep/ with Napol n hoarwely which he Ia t . Pou can heve one of the 5 a keen eye on] eyed per And a millionaire tumberman? 1 ae savention bea Phonegeaghe | ot ¢ nous ehold shed, deapairinaty able & person to fall from a : The queen) bi with kina. Damblane will give an exhibition Tre tee ein Paceensish doesn't go into} I ‘ and saw him shaking) We agreed that the awful Albert A. Gamble, 23-year-old New Yorker, doea long, ‘dif-\t)"" Be to wig oe o> wri pres sag the kitchen to) with laughter behind his film. Now| seemed to menace her, Kew things! ficult mathematical problems in his head and speaks out the|machine creates a vacuum by de COME IN AND LISTEN TO YOUR eat her bread| and th © paid up acores were lean improbable. Milly, like ote (- ; y FAVORITE MUSIC and honey, but) Rut abel thine ah Rypher'e an | seme vost in atretela of pine| answer almost instantly, Try it—multiply a number of six|rcending, thus retarding the body in she a : 1 Was & Waitresa. She| Woods, wa e to catch the tum.) Sigures by itself in your head! Gamble is holding a card\' ‘ insp and example of Kraft's the | berman's eye, Aged well we knew! showing how the average person does it—he answered this sae ; tnd ae re seiseates eeaty tu sant | tens emiled upon thers: Breucht va [ote meeaeue Denon OF Daper: i Poenateond Wel ood British | 4 Seoet tad te Gt a ae cee Grae Gk cae atiitee Teck Ger his, 600 tay inet - ——$———__——— teel Merger Made q | sefapping, or Venus « koods feet of the girl who unt. Y gentlemen order what|to the firet white apron he sees fn a CARDIFF Wales, Jan. 21 With ¥ ty here is not hedged in as! serious flirtation ale them beans in a beanery.| YOU wan 4 Jairy restaurant r ow And | bout $25,000,000 eny a big fusion K 2 an American p r n bro he might b rot the alphabet {tself connives And then Milly loomed up with a| Milly—f mean the Natural Adjust if tea mauui has taken 4 Constantly guarded. | the noblest of her heroic site ax| The Sunday newspaper's headliner’s | thousand d on her b arm-—j| ment v e in ae B hogar palawineg SEATTLE’S MUSICAL HEADQUARTERS aa SERVICE MEN | “Laver-and-Bacon the | work ut for bim. Jloomed up big and Ww And back, to Cypters , we amd the Mannesmann UNOBTRUSIVE | She belon r's.| “Winsome Waitress Wins Wealthy Mour hree, and finding custome mila coe Tere en 8 British royaity goes out for sioxwal Og | Wisconsin Woodsman. a ned bar nd did A : “i are OF & walk, if any secret serv ' Rl wore white @a-Mik thas ably Gm hae gnome - nce with M the center &re on guard t are mos : on the verge of being to ux e ew fall belt-w ar I aay, happened three years dive. Nevertheless, it i¢ muct gates te appenr thru| "s; was con adee ef: the Ueuving ret his jaw fall bait-way. And ago. ‘And about that time a tte F for the ordinary American to Hudson river for Artistic Adjustment of Nature that |) sandadt’ Choke on Siiivo br wok Jed upon us three, and ‘ Bema scary eee es sg ee aa ce Sk oe PUBLIC SALE OF jYapors Of acres of “ham and.” the © & lumberman, bly a r a jenn whole han Cypher’s E rash of crockery, the a rt of at he meant to buy for Our aa as sod 61 saw) Bebe . re ed by wealth and provir mm the boltworm had attacked (UF. Pat | the screaming of “short orders,” the h to th ty th Kraft no more and ‘ jeriex of the hungering and all the rye he rg reo Mh cotten—-Ghe poleen ivy was reach Bu 1, 1 saw ? | erid tesauit pe ation She ouh her voice modulated and her elbows | ing ¢ ity tendrils to entwine the | 1, x ga bo } unded by ies = the t covered, pouring tea the marble uinmer boarder-—the millionaire lum $5,000 t og Py ° | Pharaoh, Milly steered her magniti ae aa” colneied las wie | KAD muper, was ahowt to engulf Our oe doors, But of all the picture's a4 a s ¢, the cabbage perfume, the! Milly and Nature's adjustment. | = ent way like some great liner cleay siete ain + winked : Imirers who stood before it, 1 bell line sons ise rhs rpecns dav d, Wagnerian chorus of hurled! Kraft was the first to act. He!” 4 - tn. Ld ig the canoes of the howling | ironstone an and rattling casters. | leaped up and pounded the Klondik.|/, WS" the only one who longed ¢ |savages Our fears must have been prophet-|er's back. “Come and drink ~ srt oye M ell 3 | Our Goddess of Grob was butlt on for on ¢ same evening the! he shouted ink first and eat) OT'Msing orned-beef-hash with wt nee so 0 that they ce We wildwood din 1 Milly's | afterward.” Judking seized onearm | Poached r followed only with awe H ° ordaine at . and other roaring I ed away to eee Kraft) His 4 for the ordinary B to meett Were always rolled a ° 2 aetment ead. order, But Alaska. | trreatetibi Jolly .good-fellow . eyen we ame, his hair king. There's « of red tape! She could have . sd not Wisconsia, bore the burden| we dragged him ¢ war wor ar but b & ad with being ted” to | keteers h J q oo” f f i been © by a tt r pyalty. Also expense. | us out of We ir supper of beet} hin embalmed bird 1 didn’t kne 1 said to him | * George and Queen Mary| ‘fewer years than any of w ew - a he} nuggets We'v - a cottage in the ie Been accused of leading a| was of such superb Ever rott : fadog| There he rumbied a ro fironx joney,” said he fy dife. Really it’s a family life. | simplicity that she mothered a and ma f the mens at ed p . “Tha Any ever 7 king has a schedule from! the beginning. Cypher’s store of eat abie, With the freedom of the for my money he declared. Then,” mid t “when you i@ us Be seldom varies, When he| ables she poured forth upon te with he aanaulted our ears and|can eat out of my skillet the rest of | aguinet © lumby the—Klop sti in the old duilcolored | royal indifference to price and quan a he fellowship of men lost/her lif. Why, I never see such a | diker wasn't ether on a Hingham palace, he gets up earty | tity. a« from @ cornucopia that knew in the wilds of a hash house, Welfing girl I'm going back there and/count of the Unerring Artistic Ad frequent!y may be seen having | "Pp *=h Her voice rang like & | embraced him as a specimen, and In|ask her to marry me. I guess abe! justment of Nature? ° bredkfast horseback =r’ great ail bell: her emile wae many. three minutes we had all but died | won't want to «ling bash any more Well, not altogether,” aaid Kraft, , some of his children toothed and frequent; she seemed for one another aa friends |when she sees the pile of dust I with a grin Goes the king have for|'ike & yellow sunrsie on mountain) He wns xed and bearded and] got.” —~ —- cfast? tops, I never saw her but I thought | wind dried. He had just come off} “YouTl take another whisky and @, fiah and tea, sometimes | of the Yosemite, And yet somehow, the “trail.” he maid) at one of the| Milk now,” Kraft perwunded, with Stood Better Chance I could never think of her existing |North river ferries. 1 fancied 1) Satan's amile. “I thought you up With Clean Shave comes at 1 and is quite as| Utside of Cypher's, There nature| could see the snow dust of Chileoot | country fellows were better sports erOmANth, dole 34. 156Ge ee had placed her. oo nego 2. et powdering his shoulders, And Fy chung 44 hie puny a ot 7 vw. ose oq et coaanil LL ENGLISH root and grown mighti © mee then he strewed the table with the| at the bar and then gaye kins an ; th, bee g int narber H ONLY 1 happy. and took ier few dollary on nuazets. “stutted ptarmiana, bead| me wich an appealing took that we |chooFS Tat! damian ite gepinn Trainloads of Government Canned Meats and other com- See tee de aw ty : ay night with « fius! a eal pelts of the ret ent down to the me we ba ; that oe uaa head i. A . = | ee ee oo nee oc | sud that teotiver ail dn land began to prate to us|in toasting our gu ra ef-hnie beans and. tees, Macpouiiite mercial merchandise to be sold direct to the public at a pected donation. | Then, when our ammunition was fe we é ; It was Kraft who first Voiced the | ts for two millions,” |"on* and the Kiond got sages {OH HE te ene hie senor, Bie wamaee tremendous saving. 4 peor). Wy fear that each of us must have held | was his summing up, “and a thous.| What sober, began to babble again o +e h rev byrgsestnes conpesnation a Ri» = atently. It came up apropos, of) and a day pil up from my claima, | Milly, Kr whinpered into hin ear | 0 bpar " + Bes agoe- ia bent, but course, of certain questions of art at| And now I want some beet stew and|such ® palite, t urked Insult relating {* 4! arber shops were closed. READ AND NOTE PRICES CAREFULLY. One of which we were hammering I Million Dollar Co. ew es Pane on [him carted to a distapt small hotel ree Of maf j Sot e.| Will Market Tanlac oS Sse aS tea is not overionked grin.” mid Kraft He p thee Friday morn’ Mary entertains - ~ - — — — various cousins| ‘Zee ie ac cot cre Throughout World orated in crimson silk ‘The king gives his morning over| exa offict papers “A oe ak eee recbiving callers! Six Years Ago Until Now It Is One of and audiences : mM “ with | cabinet the Largest in the World With ee ew members. } ioe FE j sme eagpe etl Big Foreign Demand is usually re-| : iin served for him | BY HARRISON VAUGHN (@) es u | self. | In the evening} ATLANTA, Ga. Jan. 21.--An- tles having been sold since its intro he often goes to|nouncement F een made here duction six years ago. | 9 ! the theatre witb |of the organization of the Interna Ar ance of the rapid growth | box he oceupies jover the business heretofore conduct. with Atlanta a» principal headquar e | time dubbed the | xtor of T a are now ertised im more Then you are just the man | “royal box Duffie Comps than seven’ t nd newspapers | who will appreciate our lib- | Britons usually | utors, of this c® the United st 1 Canada, and eral “Pay as You Are Able” give one short,| The new Company has a paidin ‘Pat the ng appropriation Policy. sharp “hurrah.” |eapital of One Million Dollars and is for Wix year will be in excess of One cy. oe | and then settle |one of the largest proprietary medi- Million Dollar 3 ae P } down to the bus-|eine concerns in the world, The The succers and permanency of Bradbury Clothes measure inean of watch-|bustness of the corporation-will be | the business is assured from the fact up to the highest standards | tam the play and staring at royalty |conducted by the present manage a has shown a rapid and sut in every respect, and you are | ween acts ment, which owns the entire eapital Seite ant ae Se freely invited to take advan- SEN GOES SHOPPING |stock. It ix understood that no part Oreanization, and the further fact | tube OF Gateulen toh | KE ANYBODY ELSE é lof the stock will be offered to the at the bu for the year just ge pian 0 The queen and her only dangh-| publ oxy 4 yale gyre ye y : pa nately 80 per cent over the pre ter, Princess Mary, go shopping on| ‘The officers of the company are p y ‘ 2 ceding year “ tad @ par with other Erfglishwomen. |G. Fr. wil President; P. C. M | ofl said the queen ery eco fie, Vice President; M. A, Crum BIG FOREIGN DEMAND CREDIT GLADLY Pemical in expenditures upon clothes. | reasurer *. Good re To supp demand for Tanlac Some women say, “Her hats certain- | tary has been ne ary to, erect two By Jook itr" | Mr. Willie is a prominent Atlanta | *reat suatem |" Labarstoriee---cn But hers ts the most moral court) eines man and is a Well-known | D#yton, Ohio, an x ve other at V In Burope. \tigure in the drug and advert ei me hese Laboratories @ueen Mary 1s puritanical and| faq in both the United Staten ana TPT ast w in modern (~] her friends must be above reproach |canada, Under the direction of Mr.|COM#truction and labo equip or whisper. | willis, the founder of the busine a “ny hy ie two plants have @ com Sa] Also she’s a corking good house-| i+ hag attained its present position in| sid floor space of approximate! url ing keeper. And she has trained her/the yery front rank of the country's| qj) nduare fect. with @ combined daughter to be the same lerouelaneir enehiphtie suidiirtyieo, ally capacity of 69,000 hotties, ‘Tar «shouted la | Bree lac, which is @ medicine of recog 1332.34 SECOND | Mr. MeDuffie, who has been a big| nized thereapeut ue and unques4 aa Joy Reigns i in Cells factor with Mr. Willis in building up| tioned merit eae? 2 in pened 209 UNION the business In the past five + | Ca ery city, town anc mle ‘wf Doomed Prisoners)!" Viiting atiants citizen + Groughout the United ‘tater and ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. 21—Jack L.| ness man and tx widely known to the|Canadn. In fact, it in a household elley, in the death house of Spald-|drug trade throughout the country.| word throughout America. And there have sounty Jail, is an actor, interior! The new Company, which is the) The new company will not only 5 ig ‘or and musician, He sings|logical outcome of the rapid growth | undertake the further fy Blagy's been Substantial ys for other inmates while|and expansion of the business, will|the business in foreign presioly | reductions on the outcome of an appeal| market a nugnber of internationally| where there Is a steadily In @ ve ; from his conviction for the murder) advertiaed and internationalfy old | demand, but contemplates apumdiiad Bradbury Suit of @ taxi driver nd pharmaceutal prod-| at an early date additional manufac. | and Overcoat - f Tonics, Aspirin Tab turing facilities in this country and -rices F He Wants a Wife; ets, Cold Specifies, Laxative Tablets, Canada. ‘The Company ix doing an| Prices, so that M Shi t annual business of from $5,000,000} 3 ave a’ dou- ustn’ t immy SALE UNPRECEDENTED to $6,000,000 with an annual pay-roll ble advantage in FAIRMONT, W Jan. 21 Tanlac, thelr principal product, {4 approximately $250,000. The execu b y a Leo J. 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