The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 17, 1924, Page 3

TUESDAY, JUNE 17 THE Larva’ s Fj ght [SHE WILL SEEK DIVORCE __] ee 3 [Towering Hives Swarm Is Work- a | ers, Drones and Queens; Wings Fatal | BY DON RYAN all ¢ building from its tw ng into the cross rable cells sealed up with gl 2 you see a larva | OOKING at the rhere are the glass in ed clearly behind the Farther ack crawl with folded wing The rows of these cells, exactly al Rows o the very top of the hive, where cornice meets the sky Rows going dow: all the way to t und, where the lower row of extra shop a arge cells contai ‘ As you listen you fancy that you can hear the hum of the workers, crawling about with folded wing And yo can see the larvae all squirming in their cells in what at this distance seem mmature insects. At this distance they appear exactly like the young of insects, that do not know what they are doing ae larvae are undeveloped. Immature. Only half co scious of an existence which, even to a full-grown in sect, would be circumscribed within one dimension—that of length. These larvae are not only unconscious of the world that Mr exists outside their bee-hive, they are unconscious of the act that life exists outside their own separate cells, They sense the dim figures of the workers, crawling about with folded wings, feeding them. And they sense the roar and bustle of the city outside. 7 2 But to hoa these “ia GT of the life that centers Extensive Plans Made in their own particular cells. Unexplainuble phenomena f -. \ or Coming of Fleet about which it is useless to bother. Each says to itself: Iam I. And here in my little cell, |Large Ground Force Will Be Kept at Sand Point Thruout Entire Summer Charles B. Dillingham, wife of producer, who is to seek a divorce in reports from the French capital. here, to be exact, upon this sheet of paper on my little desk, here is the very center of the universe, about which eve ry- thing else revolves. ive plans f enter of the fleet dur | HE analogy is almost perfect between the tall office building and the bee-hive. In the bee-hive are in- numerable cells, sealed with wax. In the office building innumerable windows sealed with glass. Behind the wax|! or the glass of each, as the case may be, a larva. eva apa So far the analogy is perfect. But no farther. Here it! discussed M shall end. Jing of th Because there really exists a vast difference between the} ™*t office building and the bee-hive. This difference is the dif-|°™" par ust} Army will « on to being) MRS. WILKINS TO HAVE CHARGE Mra i Ave 1 ference of evolution. iorncaitiee jeaded ey The larva of the hive will become a bee. Some day it} Whitcomb, president of Cham , # * ; will eat its way thru the wax of its cell and unfolding for) er of Comn und Mayor E. J-/rothen, chairman of th aia the first time its pubescent wings, it will fly confidently! [°" Fi : thes ae Sa t nmitt j Ma Below, as it soars, will run the fields, lavishly abloom ip division bs ae i with clover and orange blossoms. Honey to be gathered in| steams into Ettot \ " orale hh y a new world that is endlessly long, an endless repetition of} "!) mork Wwalof, the: 00 aw, Hort rt : ; the point which it knew as a cell. But a line of varied, il-| CHAMBER SEES LIGHT Bhi t races, track event limitable experiences. | FOR SAND POIN ts and the res f Will the larva in the office building ever sprout wings?) Pr Kt A ; rs 4p Will it ever slip out confidently thru the broken glass of its fo ra cell and feel the warm air caressingly beneath it? Not) he an’ thea likely. @ Occasionally one tries it. One did it not so long ago. stenographer. She stepped out of the open window. They)‘ picked up her broken shell on the sidewalk. The girl was}, not in it. She had found her wings and had flown away. | But she was the first from that hive. | Memorial Day Aid | Capt. gia’ to Run ss. win Wins Appreciation, Al Terry Campaign ye Resolutions adopted by Stevens! Capt. David Logs post, No. 1, G. A. R., thank citizens who alded fn making Memorial day ' usuecess here. Among those thanked are city officials, the park board, | state treasurer. Th the Metropolitan Co,., Bert Swezea. | will be opened in about Otto Wolf, persons who provided | Logg ts a U. of W € automobiles, military, patriotic and | foothall player, He ts finance officer fraternal societies and the newspa | of the University post of the Amer-| pers. fean Legion i Says His Prescription Tee's Has Powerful Influence Over Rheumatism the alr to run the Al Terr werters will dina tent snolved muscles and ex (BUREAU OF — MISSING RELATIVES The Star Invites tte readers to use this) sion erom thiw an department as an aid in finding missing |‘ relatives or friends. The department is| He freely gave his discovery, which s ~ 4 to help in reuniting those who have Been| he called Allenrhu, to others who Clogged-Up? Here’s Quick Aid | sipisied, iinet ‘nine retires a wit hat nigh be ales lends are miss © Invited to reper mde EVER mind what you are ic andl in that ke th the disappearance directly to The Star,| Marvelous success. After years of 7 a weel in hah he N using now for constipation. bowels Pack 2 Meee d—- of persons mentioned In this columa os | erywhere know about hi« discovery 4 he consulted and mpounded prescription and completely banished every sign and symptom of rheuma Readers who may know the whereabouts | urging he decided to let sufferers ev- lest sted also to ‘port t For all you know there is a betta walls 5 rg Popa vali, harsh reefers Olher newspapers are iavites |tirough the newspapers. He has remedy! The next ere physi as calomel, ret to repreduce such Items ae will interest | therefore {nstructed druggists every- csr up try Dr. Cal dwell's Eartha, salt waters, 63 their readers. where to dixpense Allenrhu with the p Pepsin, a laxative sucess- ders, is imple vegetable laxa— pr H-tetpe understanding that !f the first pint fully used for 30 years, the largest tive com; of Egyptian senna J | DAVE DIETZ ts wanted to come) hottie does not show the way to com: liquid laxative in the world. and pepsin with tasty aromatics J {lomo at once to his wife in New| plete recovery he will gladly return Mrs. John A. Goins of Butlerville, which are entirely harmless. Salem, North Dakota. Mrs. Di Ind., constipated all her life, her believes he is in Seattle, and su druggists can supply you.—Adver- ieee injured mt years of This rtheds Guaranteed there is a letter for him at the & tisement pill faring) is now fein reer attle pos! atoffice. aaa REEe eer EROEEETA | It has been accurately ven and ie Mr. David OCoome of Gan: that. a constipated perso I only MRS. ANNA MeFARLAND, wtoso ‘Don’ t Suffer — tas ca Cy ot let afr ics ee pes cones cinta las, lat Known address waa 8508 Morid doves. The! easel users Take Syrup Pepsin the first day J |", Ave. te uaked, 19 communicate of Dr. Giese ts you do not hays completo bowel F | siinic, Hox 62, Milltown, Montana. | naturally as over million | ition, torpid liver, dys- Tasks on Every f Piewagee [one ee Naa jache, lack of appetite. Get yourself ie bottle at a drug spoonful at the first sneeze or snifile ed store, the cost being less than . i a cold overnight. Half | s°!es, Ca cent a dose. Take a spoonful a ilments of winter start with pine fee slr le ye aed constipation nee 4 2 cold. Heder? 8 Chief Is Inost chronic. consti. g*tif You Want to Try It Free Before Buying Guest of ‘ ‘Buddies’ | § “Seyup Pepsin.” 517 Washington St., | fevtiel yore oer | { Monticelfo, Illinols. | John R. Quinn, commander of| your mo without comment, Ail lan ave. is ask E, belleved to be In © communicate with | . Dill, General Delivery, ot help. you. They nt, and thelr Neuritis Tab : I need a good lazative and would like {2 prove hal \the American Legion, was tho guest tne puter cere Se § zou gar about Dr. Caldwall's dorup Pepsin by actual tet. I | oe 19 fellow legionniires here Mon- sion soon train the } Send mea free (rial bolle. Address (0 of | stomach muscles to act } day evening. Two hundred sat] ,, for thadvuk Matiy; Vn” down to a banquet at the Legion | ( however, take it once 3 Addre “ club, Quinn and his party left im. | etre , ay mediately after for Spokane. Warlier| § ‘Not more than one freo trial bottle to a family in the day they had visited legion | posts at Tacoma, Kirkland inverett. ling drugs . Mira, | The Seattle Star | MA JONG COUPON Clip this Coupon from The Star for two consecu: tive days, Fill out with your name and address and bring or send it to The || Star office, 1307 Seventh | Avenue, with 60 cents, (Maii orders 10c extra.) This will entitle you to one of our complete Ma Jong eotn, “Princess” Steamahipa teave Seattle daily for Vancouver and Victoria, B. C., trom Colman Dock, foot of Marion Street. THE DAY BOAT—For Victorim and Vancouy: 9:00 n,m. THE NIGHT BOAT—For Vancouver direct, 11:30 p.m, Fares to Victoria abt to ; sais es Ons Round Tri One Way $7.75 Round Tri $2.75 ientved $5 gocany timie||94-26 imtted ° 10-day Lint SUMMER EXCURSION FARES to all purts of tern Canada nnd the United States, Through the Wonder anodian Paelfic Rockies, with liberal atop~ overs at all points, OILY TICKET OFFICE 008 Second NAME ... 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