The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 12, 1923, Page 11

THE SEATTLE STAR Potters From ise LeLl fare Prom routine of official business, Here's hoping you oA reculls Miss Allen’s ar ? ‘CH the Ho r the nitlarten of night 9c ol Lenchory until th n alo will be but | 0 cents RECIPES by Rafael Sabatini! | vendor, onr saa tho stranger Se Tae ETAL aite tig eenetten' in Gein forsee need 1 f No. 4 Don Diego winced and eried out in wildored Into a pair of light-blue e < that regarded him out of a tawny, ‘ tardonic faco sot in a cluster of b | ringlets, But he was too bewildered to make any answer, » The strang fingers touched the y top of Don Diego's head, whereupon a | Ho took Don Diego's wrist betw : ror © RAFAL SABATINI uiumb and sccond finger. And then,|'To the University of Washington Eleven sl ey apnet NEA SERVIC ne celved than our public school instructors at last, tho intrigued Spantard spoke Dear Boy ext Saturday you boys are going to try to tame the Ee ee 7 > ‘ % . ; ' ou a doctor?” . : Shana e eh ict snore | To Members of the Women’s Legislative Counril a (Continued From Saturday) — Jagain, gasping for alr, the Cinco 1 4 doctor Golden Bear In fts den at Berkeley, Over-confidence hay loxt more “As your doctor, now, I prescribe | Lingus was already some furl nga to| Among ther thingy.” The! games than lack of football knowledge, Don't be too sure of y Deur Folks: You ladies a rtainly taking an intelligent §nterest Thanksgiving A KWim to cool the excessive heat of leeward. But the roaring cheer of /*Warthy gentleman continue dd NWS) gelves, and, on the other hand, don't be licked. CHIBM 8EATT in affairs that affect the public weal, and the thoroness with which Pumpkin Pie your humors”. Blood delivered. the |mocking valealecton from tho solvers jatudy. of Yho patient's pulse you delved Into matters of government during your meeting hire lant explanation pleasantly, and, recely:| convict re dos much to reful age-old argument that women “can't un hed him acrons t and regular,” } announced at last Water iid dropped the wrist, “You've taken| £0 Weather Observer M. B. Summers a el | derstand” politics, It uldn’t hurt the country a bit if some @f your ing still no answer from the coolnel,|to drive the iron of impote . : e continued: “It's merey for you I'm deeper tnto his nou f dmpotent FARS | no great harm.” Dear Old’ Top: Someone abould. collect a million-dollar endowment propowals were given serious thought by the powers that be, not by nature as Oloodthirsty as some en Don Diego struggled up into a alt-| for you aftor this great fall weather you've dished out to us Bincerely, CHIEF SEAT LE of my friends here. And it's the CHAPTER X ting position of the red velvet couch,| like the U, of W, football team should pay you a bans Le s ay isda mye “ " “Who the de or © ANKE CHIEN SBATT * @evit'a own labor I've had to prevail Don Diego PR LS sida ada dR baohetied eral 3 2 re To the Editor of The Star upon them not to be vindictive, I] Don Diego de Expinosa y Valdes] | ef a igthae aaa nied Ce anip?™ To the Turk Dear Ed; 1 see that Laird & Lee have published a book entitled, “He doubt if ye're worth the pains I've) awoke, aiid with languld eyes in ach: | TOY 1 1th Mee AM ae op, | oe the Turkeys Wan ‘Just Folks," made up of editorial comment bearing on the life f taken for you,” | Ing head, he looked round the ein, |. f.1\¢ amile eurled the lips of the Dear Gobblera: With Thanksglying day drawing near we suppose and character and death of President Harding. And I notice thalt your til lighe 30 e He was lying. He had no doubt at | which was flooded with sunlight from Ege ee iy ” you're getting slightly nervous, It's a sad life, isn’t it, and Thanksgiv- tribute, printed on page one of The Star the day following his \death, 3 a omy add the milk, Mix all, Had he followed his own wishes |the square windows astern, ‘Then ho|'°" 1 are still delirious, I fear, This| '28 day haa its trony for you. Yes, what have you to thankful for? was included. It 4s, I further note, the only comment quoted from x af and instincts, he would certainty | uttered @ moan, and closed his eyes bs h This | hint CHIBI SBATTLE. Benttle paper, Congratulations! CHIEF SEATHLE Make » pastry oving: have strung the colonel up, and ac-|again, impelled to this by the mon i ke | pasiebte, hes i i aern dag yon counted it a meritorious deed, It was|strous acho {n hia head, Lying thus, |“94 these are my clothes, | . ‘ A teaspoonful salt the thought of Arabella Bishop that |he attempted to think, to locate hims| | Your alipt’ quoth the | other |To Superior Court Jury Veniremen tha leg we |To Secretary of Labor Davis | Gh the face sel sale: toate had urged him to merey, and had led| self in timo and space, ut between | MaMa, Oh - Asst any Doar Fotke: Somehow I feet that the shuns boot @ ibaa Sexire db Dear Sir; More power to you in your proposal to have all aliens in Cut the Criseo in with a knife uoeil him to oppose the natural vindictive: | the pain in his head and the confu-| “UC Oone ¢ osDeeT » But Shaded (itech pant vx ope ain Mled on you and’ talked abouticases ¢ ae x the United States register at stated periods. Persons who «ip junno- ic a abowe the consistency of conrey ness of his fellow-slaves until he had/sion in his mind, he found coherent | Wildly his eyes looked about] ing your term of service. I don't believe a desultory conversation such ticed Into this country and remain becatine no accurate check is {made enough ice water— |him, They scanned the cabin tiny. It was entirely to the fact that] An indefinite sense of alarm drove | “#0! scrutinizing each familiar fect your judgment in the least when it comes to the trial of any ¢ possible for them to prosper within Sis domain, and the soonep they L pie tin, buildin the colonel was her uncle, altho he| him to open his eyes again, and once | ot. "Am T mad?” he asked at last.) 1 think you would settle the questions involved on the evidence bet: ure di d and ejected the better it will be for the great bddy of Bake i te even’ sbese did not even begin to suspect such a| more to consider his surroundings. Brey this: Ahly Mt the: Cinco } you CHIBF SEATTLE, citizens who abide by the laws of the republic. ove how cause, that he owed such mercy as| There could be no doubt that he lay | ® pes Bula The Cinco Li cain on cen sin | phe, ine, Magee yroxa| TO Will King and His Company sath Was now being shown him. lin the “You shall have a chance to swim | th for it Peter Blood continued. “It's | dice Mi ay —_ roe De etary. ey off. His glance grew wtill more trou.| Dear “Ikey?* ‘Twenty weeks in a Seattle playhouse han won you ® |Dear Motorists not above a quarter of a mile ay “Valga me Dios!" he cried out,| Place in the hearts of hundreds of lovers of musical comedy. You | you who carefully observe the traffle rules by signaling jon the je to the | And yet, stirrings of memory coming headlar nd with ordifiary |now to the ass pluck ye should manage it. Faith, | com a man in anguish. “Will you| have achieved a mark In local theatrical circles in repeatedly playing also that you are Don Die capacity houses almost every night since your first appearance. Con | “slow” and the turns—ple n yonder don’t wait to signal until you fctua ke the turn, Give the chap behind time enough to know ahe tance of reflection, y to Insist that} you're fat enough to float. Come on! s not as it should | 4°, Espinos | tulations on your past succes and I wish you success {n your New | exactly what you are going to do, CHIEF sear ‘ Now, don’t be hesitating or it's a long|be, ‘The low position of the sun,|, “Ob, no my name |s Blood—Cap.| location in the theatrical district. | | CUUIRE SMAUNIE —_ For light, tender cakes age ye'll be going with us and/|fiooding the cabin with golden light |!" Peter Blood. This ship, Ike thls} miased Clara LaVe our ee Seca cial aap To W. J. Coyle For digestible and Se er tho devil knows what may happen t0| from those square ports astern, sug {**"ds0me sult of clothes, fs mine by] | and notien that she n't on thin week's bil lther, How con AUER Gtden TEN o siee nie ingen Sti Fel ckp digsatble re ey w "i rig! »! one mn Just you, Don } ‘ee enjoyed yo neries 0 ‘ashingtor ‘ootball unde you. You're not loved any more than | ested to him at first that It wan|"sht of conquest . oble t ere e serio ashe your SourGbeurve.” Jeesiy morning, on. the ‘assumption |DI¢s®, are my prisone \'To the First Lady of the Land Dobio tremendously, but there was one serious omission in| your ar: ticles. You wrote about all the famous old football p mentic , yet hardly SEAT y twa | Startling as was the explanation, tward. | 1 one of the greatest—yourself! CHIE Colone! Bishop mastered himself, | that the vessel was headed w |yet It proved soothing to Don Diego, rose. A merciless despot, who had| Then the alternative occured to him. | never known the need for restraint} They might be sailing eastward, In |D¢ing #0 much less startling than In all these years, he was doomed by |which case the time of day would be | things he was baip-ses ironic fate to prac restr in| late afternoon, That they were aail-| “But Are. yo mt wpanie the very moment when his feelings | ing he could feel from the gentle for- | then had reached their most violent in-| ward heave of the vessel under him. tensity | But how did come to be sailing, Peter Blood gave an order. A piank |and he, the ma not to know was run out over the gunwale, and | whether their course lay east or west, lashed down. not to be able to recollect whither “If you please, colonel,” said y were bound? with a graceful flourish of inv His mind went back over the ad tions y, if of yesterday The cooinel looked at him clear on the m: It's the little things that count, and [ have at deal of approbation expressed recently about your re GUM ARABIO . tion in selecting only American-made clothing for your so i 7 Gum arabic is useful in stiffentni vial avason wardrobe. As the “first lady” of a democracy you showed | 10 Driver of Auto License No. 125,690 silks and crepes and gives them: the admirable tact and diplomacy in doing your own shopping at the What prompted you to race your Ford roadster-delivery up Seneca |appearance of being new. It should modiste’s Instead of having garments sent you for selection, Just these st, at the Intersection of Sixth ave., on the IN side of the;eastbound | be used in the proportion of one tea- little thi peal to the masnes of America’s population. traffic, in the h fe morning? Drivers like you are | spoonful to a quart of water and it Renpectfully CHIEF SEATTLE, of vicious ¢ rd of lif and property and should be severely | should be strained before using, alt with CHIEF SEATTLE. Dear Mra, Coolid, TLE, — ou flatter my Castilian accent, 1] have the honor to be Irish, You wer thinking that a miracle had hap. pened, it has—a miracle wrought by my genius, which {x conaiderable.”|To the Walla Walla High School Grid Team se Oy ey apr taw high school in Toledo, Ohio, November 17, { am certainly proud of = ou husky young fellows and the honor which ts yours. And when Dear Chief: Your letter in regard to dragging the cow behind the auto is you get Back there in the effete East, play the game fair, win or i most commendable and greatly appreciated. It may save sme other cow} painted red and w there was hell in his glance, The saful raid upon Mx countenance, He put a] \ defeated team, playing fairly, is more honorable than a winning | *74 horse, also, from a similar and quite common experience. It is cer- taking his resolve, and putting ¢ bados; eve tail 1 to the back of his head, and] team of dirty players. Remember that your reputation and that of jinly & pleasure to find that someone other than a humane officer has dest face upon it, since no.other could his memory up to th in con © of} your state depends on your conduct first, and your accomplishment pe i vn ay Sn anne ak fs geting! Leys the commoner h ed off omen white ‘eturning aboard, | a lump as ww 8 econd, Washington is with you! CHIEF SEA orms of cruelty which almost dally challe atte on.} ee te be saa a off its | moment ot leh, returs yin ard oy ; : Sincerely .yours, CHARLES M| FARRER, suit-colored taffetas, and climbed | again memory abruptly \"To G. R. and Erich Last, Reunited After the | President King County Humane Society. upon: the plank. Inexplicably cesied: | Dear Chief: The other morning a boy of 7 or 8 years poarded a street A moment t He wna beginning to torture hin |"? ° » the boat) World War | car and dropped a school token in the box. ‘The operntor|(No. 2251) anked a hina that mind with ‘ be ar Fellows: War {x more it, and it must seem m to produce his school car id the lad replied he did/not have it with looking down in terror at the green | oy a heaven to ¢ together as er battling on opposite | him, The operator made the boy get off the car and refujed to refund his water rushing past five-and. joa during the “late dina. Both German-bor are al token. The next morning the same boy boarded the sam@ car and dropped Rolate feat below t 4 friends, of be 4 school token In the box. The sama operator refused] to allow him to “Just t SS eens sie “gheamrtt : at kind of newcon t n liv | rid thout a card. The boy's mother was at the car dpor and explained @ darling.” said a smooth, mc ential’ wie Of \ 1 States w t » operator that they had just moved into that neighborhood and the} voice beh , ee : hose of your » can put aside past relationships in the card Was packed In a trunk. But he refused to let the boy ride, and at- el Bishop 3 nia a "year ago eat ¢ t nd. CHIEF SEATTL: ted to put him off the car by force, also refusing to refund his token. lof it no © could ne n hesitation, and saw the/|and he knew each ¢ bulwarks lined with swarthy fac that’ tt was impdasibt the faces of men that as Inte as yes. | be mistaken ale unde ‘The sult paus now en point a woman passenger dropped a token in the box. for the boy ‘ant on our way once more. This looks to me like a case of: camel and strain at a § What do you think? AN OBSERVER, net, To Mercer Island Residents. ables had Dear Folka: Ce raitulations on your new T fee! a thet ‘Gath = CHIEF SEATTLE. _.». To the Ex-Crown Prince of Germany | ithelm: Bi ard t Don Diego wa: the sul ar. He cursed th omously and Incohere his hold and of such as you. My a Plank. Thre # to live in and that into the green dey Jom he “Awake, ajd he in Spe } e-Gens? frou theater — -—— When “he came to the surface The rect t man looked! up be-|¥ X t '|To J. R. Justice = = is ¢ r y e put to the je of dying} = Pear # Have you mentioned tn y te 7 i or ag | ities the t i © I wo it th ADVENTURES Ee Diee_ aro den] Peper ne stad. ate oe os eee | G| OF THE TWINS Dire wisest mech gett. | nics cy ret tae any cane © Dane test Oo PE tae ba “Gir wecericcioed an TT OLEO Washington Legionnaire 7 THE CIRCUS FAIRY Dear Friedrich \ © ntay out of ce would ak Arn ¢ the Le were fully covered, and in n| many fine special art I Jay edition wa’ 6 pro SEATTLE. fine American Legic _|To Sergt. Frank C. Fuqua ; Dear Traffic Chief: Your “offensive” against parking cars without by 4 Good work, chief, CHIE Dheseary i yeas one To Tom Revelle, U. S. 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