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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-10
1.-THE CRIME DOCTOR"

to something or other under criti.
eiam at the moment. but n Was
neither he nor Dollar Who laid Il
down that monkeys were the most
arrant imltatora In nature--cScept
criminals. and IL certainly was the
general who said that nothing
would surprise him less than II an.
other fellow went and hanged him.
self IN their wood. Then II was
that Mrs. Dysone put her foot down
and Dollar never forgot her look.
Almost for the fret time n made
him think Of her revolver. u was
out OF sight. and fnll az her long
sleeves werc. Il was difficult 10 be-
lieye that one of them could con.
ceal the smallest flrcarm made. but
tiny gold paddock did dangie
when she raised her glass Of water:
and Rt the end OF dinner there was
a second little scene. this time with.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-10
Thin Folks Who
Want to Get Fat
us<srase In WEIGHT Tes PsusAs OF
More.


TIA certainly give most anything
TO be able 20 fat up a few pounds and
stay that way" declares every ex-
cessiveiy thin man or woman. Such
a result II not impossible. despite
past failures. Most thin peopl. are
victims Of mai-nutrition. a condition
which prevents the fatty elements Of
food from being taken up by the
blood as they are when the powers
Of nutrition are normal Instead OF
getting into the blood, much OF the
fat and flesh producing elements
stay In the intsstfnes until they
pass from the body as waste.
To correct this condition and 70
produce a healthy. normal amount
OF fat. the nutritivc processes must
be ar;ificially supplied with the
power which nature has denied
them. This can probably best be ac-
compiished by eating a sargol tablet
with every meal. Sargol is a careful
combination Of six splendid as
sfmilatIve agents Taken with meals
they mix With the food 10 turn the
sugars and starches OF what you
have eaten into rich. ripe nourish-
ment for the tissues and blood. and
its rapid effect has been in many
cases reported remarkable. Report
ed gains OF from 10 10 rs pounds in
q single month are by no means in
frequent Yet Its action is perfectly
natural and absolutely harmless
sargoi II sold by Barteli Drug Co,
swift's Pharmacy and other drug
gists everywhere. and every package
contains guarantee OF weight In
crease or money back.
NOTE - SarRol Is recommended
only as q flesh builder. and while
excellent results In cases OF nervous
Indigestion, etc. have been reported,
care should be taken about using II
unless a gain Of weight Is desired
Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-10

out words. which went far TO dis.
pei any doubt arising In bis mind
Hc was holding the door open
for Mrs. Dysone, and che stood a
moment on the threshold. peering
into tho far corners OF the room.
He saw what II was she had forgot
saw II como back 10 her as she
turned away. with another look
worth remembering.
Either the general missed that.
or tho anKieties. Of tho husband
were now deliberately sunk In the
dutieH 81 the host lie had got 10
some Jubilee port IN tho doctors
honor; they eat over Il together tn
Il was neatly time for bed
Dollar took little. but the other
grew a shade more rubicuud. and
II was good 10 hear him chat with.
out restraint or an apparent care
Yet II was strange as well. again
he driftcd into criminology. and his
own afterdinner defect OF sensihii.
i,y only made his hearer tho more
uncomfortable.
or courne, he felt, I, was partly
out OF compliment to himself as
crime doctor: but the ugly subiee,
had evidently an unhealthy fAhcina.
tion OF It's own for the fine full.
FLOODED man Not that II seemed
an invcternto foible: the expert oh
server thought II rather the reflex
attraction 81 the strongest possible
horror and repulslon. and took Il
the more seriously on that account.
or two evils. Il seemed 20 him
tho less 20 allow himself to be
pumped on professional general.
ties. II was distinctly better than
encouraging tho general 20 ran.
sack his long experience for mem.
orleH Of decent people who had done
dreadful deeds Best Of all TO as.
sure him that even those unfortu.
mates might have outlived their I'm.
fanny under the scientific treatment
OF n more enlightened day.
II they must talk crime. let II
be the Cure OF Crime, So the doc.
tor had his heartfelt say. and tho
general listened even more terribly
than no had talked; asking ques-
lions in whispers. and waiting
breathless for the considered reply.
II was the last OF these that took
most answering.
And which. doctor. which would
you have most hope OF curing:
man or a woman"
But Dollar would only say: II
shouldn't despair OF anybody. who
had done anything. II there was
atm an intelligence 20 work upon:
but the more OF that the better"
And the general said hardly an.
other word, except Bless you"
outside the spare room door. His
wife bad been seen no more.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-10
CHAPTER w.
Mrs. Dysone

Before General Dysone left
II was a promise; hard
err heart than John Dollars
would have ended all by making IL.
and putting the new case before all
others when the Saturday came.
There was no question OF meeting
him at any station; the wealthy
mother OF a still recent patient had
insisted on presenting Doctor Dol
lar with a 1b-horsepower Talboya,
which he had eventually accepted.
and even chosen for himself with
certain expert assistancc), as an
incalculable contribution to the
cause.
Already the car had vastly en-.
larged his theatre of work; and
on every errand his heart was
lightened and his faith fortified by
the wonderful case of the young
chauffeur who sat 80 upright at the
wheel beside him. In the begin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-10

THE TREASURY comptroller OF the seere-
tary OF agriculture OF the United States govern
men, has ruled that government employees on
public business, accompanied by their wives.
shall be allowed expenses only for single
ber,hs or hotel rooms, Indicating that the
Aforesaid treasury comptroller Ia not married
man. or tina, he has never tried sleeping In the
clothes hammock while his better half occupied
tho two by four berth Of a Pullman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-10
sPRI<a poME

can stand for the girl
With the tango curl.
can stand for the dame with
slicked hair.
But the wren with q shape
That siants like an ape
Is getting my nanny for fair.
Fourteenth regiment is ordered
TO Mexico. One battalion is in So
attic. one In Spokane. the rest I'm
Alaska. Seems like Uncle viii have
to issue a mobilization order first
Dear Sir: The other day | no
ticed you were supporting Harry
Thaw for president and c. Allen
Dale for vice president think you
must have made a mistake. Il
should be c. Allen Dale for presl-
dent and Thaw for vice president.
NJ. ARSH MAI.LOW.
Thy will be done. sweetness. and
so let IL be. Dale for president
Skiddoo. Wilson; and beat Il.
Teddy.
eonediest isdeed. NO musical show 10
. success without st least 2o good
locking wren. and this joker
He-The Wild women of Hiio have
their tongues cut out
she-HoW do they talk
lie - They doafi thst's what
makes 'em Wild.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-10
Next Week
"THE UNAFRAID"
Blu Eleanor Ingram

Continued from Our Last Issuel
Dollar bowed over his bit OF steel
tubing but this time put Il down
so hastily that II rolled off the
table. Gen. Dysone vas towerins
over him with shaking hand out
stretched.
y can't say any more" he
croaked. You must come down
and see her for yourself. then you
could do the talking 49, and
shouldn't feel such cur! It's aw'
ful. talking about ones own wife
like this. even for her own good
It's worse than thought Il would
be. know It's different 20 n doc
tor-but-but you're an old soldier
man as well. aren't your Didnt
I hear you were in the war;"
IT was"
We'll. then" cried the general.
and his blue eyes lii up with sim.
pie cunning. that's where we met,
We've run up against each other
again. and I've asked you down for
this next weekend! Can you man
age it, Are you free' III write
you a check TO- your own fee this
minute. IL you like-thsre must be
nothing OF that kind down there.
You don't mind being Capt. Dollar
again. II that was Il. TO my wife,
His pathetic eageruess. his sen
sltive loyalty--even his Sudden and
solicitous Eest In the pious fraud
proposed-mads between them an
irresistible appeal. Dollar had 20
think: the rooms upstairs were not
empty: but none enshrined a more
interesting case than this sounded.
On the other hand. he had to be
on HIS guard against a weakness
for mere human interest, as apart
from the esoteric principles OF his
practice. People might call him an
empiric- he was proud 20
be. but II was and must remain EN-.
piricism In one definite direction
only. Psychical research was not
for him-and the Dysone story had
psychic flavor.
In the end he said quite biuntly:
Il hope you don't suggest a ghost
behind all this. general?"
II Lord. no. I don't believe In
EN-" cried the warrior. with a ner.
vous laugh.
Does any member OF your house
hold?"
"Not--now."
Not now"
mo. | think I am right IN saying
that" But something was worry.
ing him. Perhaps II IA also right"
he continued. with the engaging
candor OF an overthrow reserve,
and only falr-since It take II you
are coming-to tell you that there
was fellow with US who though,
he saw things. But II was all the
most utter moonshine. He saw
brown devils in flowing robes. but
what he'd taken before he saw them
can't tell you, He didn't stay
with me long enough for US TO get
to know each other But he wasn't
Just a servant. and II was before
the poor gardeners affair. Like SO
many old soldiers on the shelf. Doc
tor Dollar, am writing book. and
I run a secretary OF sorts: now It's
Jim Paley. a nephew Of OURS: and
thank Heaven. he has more sense.
yet even he gets depressed7"
He has had cause. n our owr
kith and kin behaved like ono pos
sessed--" He stopped himself YET
again: this time his hand found
Dollars with vibrant grip. "Yoy
will come, won't you? can meet
any train on Saturday. or any other
day that suits you better. I--foi
her own sake. doctor sometimes
feel 1t might be better II she wen
away for time. But you VII
como and see her. for yourBelf7"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-10
TOO WEAK
TO FIGHT

Tho come back" man was really
never down-and- out. Ills weakened
condition because Of oVHr-w work
lack Of exercise. improper eating
and living demands stimulation to
satisfy the cry for n health giving
appetite and the icfreshinR sleep es-
sentlal to strength GOLD MEDAL
Harlem oil Capsules. tho National
Remedy OF Holland. will do the
work. They are wonderful. Three
Of these capsules each day will put
man on his feet before he knows
e: whether hts trouble comes from
uric acid poisoning. the kidneys,
gravel or stone in tho bladder. stom-
aCh arrangement or other ailments
that befnll the over jealous Ameri.
can. Don't walt uutil YOU are en-
tirely down -and-out, but take them
today. Your druggist will gladly
refund your money IL they do not
help you. cbc soc and 400 per
box Accept no substitutoa. Look
for the name GOLD MEDAL on
every box They are the pure, or
iglnal. imported HARLEM oil Cap
suies. For sale and guaranteed by
the Owl Drug Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-10
Cynthia Grey's


o.-Can you tell me why N.
school board allows certain oI,,.
Of the popular act" at hloh .ebaa,
10 give spreads" In the high schssI
especially In the lunch room7 Tbl,
practice Of giving elaborate blr.h.
day parties, etc. 10 one which can.
not be entered into by all the olr.
In the school. for they cannot AZ
ford II, and therefore some M fe.L
ING 10 caused. A STUDENT.
According 10 my Views. n
permit such a practice In our pub.
lie schools is In direct opDosltio,
20 the spirit OF freedom and equal.
ity which our forefathers strived Ia
attain aud establish. Our public
schools have long been the one IN.
BtitutiOn free from class rule.
where the poor and the rich meet
an one. where brains. not wealth.
must predominant.
You students who are strong for
maintaining the schools on such a
basis should protest TO the school
board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-10
.ByE.W.Hornune
COPYRIGHT, 1914
The Bobbs-MerriH Co.

I'm sorry. Capt Dollar" Jim
Palcy looked sorry. Yet. it's all
very we'll, don't suppose the gen
eral told you what happened last
night7"
We'll. yes, he did, but without
going into any particulars"
CONTINUED In Our Next Issue)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-10
What the Rate Fight Means


IN
II means EQUALITY California the trip
fares Eastern cities
1t the tourist will NO LONGER HAVE TO PAY BONUS
of $3.50 O via the Northwest the Pacific
PER CENT OF TRAVELLERS WILL COME THE
COOL NORTHERN WAY via Seattle to this coast,
CALIFORNIA WILL NO LONGER HOLE A MONDP
90 PER CENT OF THE TOURIST TRAVEL, the
II the NORTHWEST WILL BECOME A VACATION
SPOT renowned the world
MORE CASH WILL BE SPENT
THE HOTELS RESTAURANTS AND SUMNER PLEASURE
OF SEATTLE ALONE
NEW HONEST
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-10
CHAPTER V.
A Mysterious Woman

But Dollar saw her in every cor
ner OF his delightful quarters; and
the acute contrast that might have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-10

BERLIN REPORTS that a bomb dropped
from an Austrian alrship. fell 20 close 10 EN-.
peror Nicholas as 20 cause him 20 entirely
lose his selfpossession," which Is the nice Ger.
man way o. saying Gar Nick scared out
OF years growth by one measly little bomb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-10

Dear Mas Grey: The party Who
signed Eva will get directions for
making a log cabin quilt by calling
at 1912 sturges road, or phonIna
Beacon asia. MRS. r. {.
Al am sure Eva will apprs-
clate your kindness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-10
he ADMITS 1T

HE ADMITS 1T
Actor named Ben Harvey
spends 500 for page advt. In
a theatrical weekly TO admit
that he originated ragtime IN
Louisville In 1898. Ia burning
alive too sympathetic-like?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-10

DON'T BE slave. De free voter. Sup
port nonpartlsanship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-10

THE pREsBYTERY OF POTOMAC, In ses.
sion at Baltimore, Invoked the Divine aid for
President Wilson In the European crisis Re.
calling the duplication OF the old back~oods-
man, surrounded by yeiping indlsns-"oh. Lord,
deliver from the hands OF these blood.
thirsty saVases, and, please, Lord, keep my
powder dry"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-10

NY Dear Miss Grey: ! am ~
minded by plague Of ants that you
frequently have requests for meth.
DDS Of getting rid Of them. ! have
tried everything, and several years
age ! discovered a sure and simple
process. find that the soap suds
In which clothes have been washed
Will destroy ants OF any kind. Three
doses will destroy the nests and
XIII every art. usually shovel On
the top OF the nest. SO as TO let the
water run In. N at the foot Of Z
tree or bush, I make . bank Of earth
around the nest 70 keep the wst~
In. The suds will not hurt any ire
or shrub, and the ants will never ny
that place again. BY destroying the
ants In the yard. you can keep the
house free from them.
A FARMER READER.
A.-Thank you for the infofm&
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-10

SIMPLE FOLKS
Sedgwick Is the kind OF town
where young fellow brags about
kissing his girl.-The Peabody
tkan-l Gazette.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-10

o.--Suppose that Mr.. etueeem
ness takes HE friend Miss cris,eism
TO an assumed place, at which pises
they meet Mr.. TalkatIveasss, -
companled by Miss oulstness- The
frequent speaking Of Mr.. 8. and Ma
r. during lnterr,issions eausss ~
anger Of Miss c. Later Mlss e
censures Mr.. S., which results n
From the vlewpoIsl
OF Justice. and the Christian spirit
by whom should an apology Be Il.
fered for the rudeness?
PEACEMAkER.
A.--By nobody. Why increase the
present confusion by moro words,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-10

o.-WilI you kindly inform ~ 3
MI. Rainier 10 a small volesno7
g. AND r.
A.-Thls peak is OF volcanic
origin. and its crater still sends out
volcanic gases. but II is classed
with the extinct volcanoes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-26
DELIVERY OF ARMS
BEGUN BY GREECE
Brief Period Fixed for Compli-
ance by Commander of En-
tente Squadron.
PEOPLE OF ATHENS EXCITED
Matter Declared No Longer to
Depend on King. but on
Men of Army.

ATHENS. November % (via I.ondon).
The first delivery Of arms demanded
Of the Greek government by Admiral
du Fournet. commander of the cntcute
squadron. consists of ten batteries Of
mountain guns. The demand declares
that failure TO comply with it before
December will result in measures
being taken By the admiral.
Admiral du Fournets latest note
fixing brief period in which Greek
arms are TO be surrendered. greatly
excited the people Of Athens. The
Premier Informally explained that the
admiral. in reply to the governments
refusal of his demand, brushed aside
the reasons for this refusal and simply
set December ] as the date for the
surrender of the artillery required, and
December 3 as the date for the sur
render of rifles. The tone OF the note
said the Premier. was courteous. but it
did not admit of discussion.
According to the diplomatic repre-
scntativcs of the entente powers the
time allowed would enable the Greek
government to reflect with mature de-
liberation before making it's decision
Admiral du Fourncrs note these
diplomats say. reviews at length the
arguments OF the Greek government
justifying this refusal TO surrender
arms. refers again to Frances pro-
posal TO pay for the arms or replace
them after the war. declares that the
entente powers do not make the de-
mand because they arc in need of ar
namcnt. but because they feel that the
war materials in Greece would he
better employed in defending Mace
Of
lcnic blood has 50 often been spilled"
than stored in the arSenais
An official close To the King has as
sured the Associated Press that the
surrender of arms no longer depends
either OH the sovereign or the govern
ment. lie declared that the Kings
best efforts so far had proved fruitless
with the army, which Is determined
not 10 surrender their arms. notwith-
standing the wishes OF King Constan-
tine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-26
EDISON INSPECTING TRACTS
Chnirmnn of Advisory Bonrd Looks
Over Sites for Naval Expert
mental Laboratory.

WASHINGTON, November 25.-Secre-
tary Daniels says he expects to an
nounce the location of the $500. 900
naval experimental laboratory as soon
as he has received and cons idered the
report OF the committee OF the civilian
advisory board appointed several weeks
ago 10 inspect the various sites su..-
sested and determine their respective
advantages for the purposes OF the
government.
Thomas y. Edison. chairman of the
advisory board, has inspected "A tract
Of government land on the Potomac
River. near Gicsboro. Md. and another
proposed site for the laboratory ON a
government reservation near Anuapn.
hs Yesterday he in inspected sugrcst.d
sites near Baltimore and Philadelphia.
site near New York city is also un-
der comsidera' ion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-26
WATSON TRIAL ON MONDAY
Charge of Sending Obscene Matter
rhrnugh Mails T." lie Heard In
Federul Court.

AUGUSTA, GA. November 25.-The
second trial of Thomas T.. Watson anti
Catholic editor OF the Jcfcrsouiau
Magazine. forme- Populist vicc-presi-
Dental nominee and CONGRESSMAN. will
begin Monday before Judge Lnmbkin in
Federal Court. Watson is charged with
sending obscene attacks ON the Catho-
lie Church through the mails. As at
the former trial Mr.. Watson viii! act
as his chief counsel. hut n. viii he
assistci by Attorneys W. IT, Fleming
j. Gordon Jones and Samuel l.. Olive.
y formidable array of character wit
neSscs. includin" two cX-GOvcruors
have been suhpnrnaed. The prosccu-
zion will be in the hands OF District
Attornel Donelspr and ASsistan; Dis
tr:Ct Attorney Miller.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-26
PLEA FOR EARLY SHIPPING
Express Companies Expect Coming
ChiStmns tn be Most Active Coun-
try Has Ever known.
fBv Associated Press. ]

fBv Associated Press
NEW YORK, November 25-"Thc
general prosperity or the country
promises to make the coming Christmas
the most commercially active the coun-
try has even known" says u plea Is
sued by express companies to-day for
early Christmas shipping"
Although this crisis arises every
year as regularly as rhc holidays come
along" the notice reads. the extra
ordinary conditions of transportation
prevailing ut the present time uccen-
tuate the need for early shipping this
year.
The railroads are already working
under pressure. but it is believed that
with the holiday shipping season
stretched over the entire month OF De-
cemhcr more adequate service can be
given than if the entire Christmas
movement is jammed into the week
immediately preceding Christmas"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-26
Attempt to Smash
"Corner in Eggs
City Health Officials Of Chicago
Seize Scrcrai Millions
Stored BY Vet.

CHICAGO. November 25.-In an Mt
tempt to smash an alleged corner
in eggs. city health officials to-day
raidcd Il warehouse and seized several
millions of eggs said TO have been
stored by james T.. Wctz. alleged egg
king"
pr. John Dill Robertson. commls-
sioner of health. who led the raid
said he was acting on an ordinance
authorizing him to hold for invcstiEa-
tion eggs the quality Of which is sus-
pcctcd.
DR.. Robertson said he would hold
all suspicious eggs for further insprc-
tior. and would destroy all had eggs.
He was asked what effect such pro-
cedure would have on the supply and
prices.
81 don't know" he replied. but 7
do know that If we have to pay high
prices for storage eggs, we are going
to get good eggs"
Wc,z. according to officials has con-
troll of 72.ooo.oOO eggs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-26
Guard on Border
for Some u71e Yet
VIII Not Be WHhdroun Until
After Pershing Expedition
Quits Mexico.

WASiIlNGTON. November o5-Tho
National Guard Will not b" withdrawn
from the border. il WAS said at tho
War Department to-day. until after TIA"
withdrawal OF tho P"rshing expedition
from MEXICO.
II was stated THAT no r"disposItior
Of General PershiuH's forces Will bo
made until after tn" formal rntiica-
tion of the protocol signed by tho
members Of tho American Mexican
Joint Commission AZ Atlantic city.
rh" exact time for the withdrawal
Of tho army from Mexico will be do
tcrinincd. 1t was said. by General Fun
st"n and General P"rshinr
II is hoped At tho department that
tn" withdrawal may bc ordered before
Christmas. although {, was emphasized
that no definite promise WAS possible.
1t was learned to-day that 81 posi-
tiv" assurance was given the Mexican
section of tn" Joint commission. IN tho
event OF satisfactory adjustment Of
the border problem being reached by
heir efforts, that tho United Statcs gov
"rnm"nt would lend it's good Offices to
Mexico in obtaining II loan in this
country.
'Th" amount OF the loan could not b.
learned.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-26
Won JAGOW FORMALLY OUT
Zimmerman Surcerds Him rs Secretary
of stare for Foreign
Affairs

BERLIN (vih Sayville), wireless No.
vember 25.--The resignation of Gottlicb
Won JaEow as Secretary OF state for
Foreign Affairs anu the appointment Of
tnder-Secrctary Zimmerman to sue
ceed him became formally effective to-
day. In accepting Won Jai ow's rcSig-
nation. the Kaiser appointed him life
member Of the Upper house.
Baron Won Stumm was appointed t.
the under rsecretaryship vacated by
Zimmerman. Baron Won Dem Buschc-
liaddenhamsen. up To Roumania'S in
tervcntion German minister at Rukha-
rest. was appointed TO ill Il second
under