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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-17

A course in retail selling. extend
ing over i2 weeks. VIII start az the
University NEXT Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-17

such stuff a~ Plots Are Made OF
'li0w Il isf~ r. syhari,e askei
solicltousiY.
Aches" replied the boy huddied
In his corner Of the cab.
Then he found spirit enough for a
pale. thin smile. falntiy visible in a
milky splash from an electric arc
rocking BY the vehicle In IL flight.
Aches Ike hell. 10 added
Makes one feel a bit sicksh"
Anything ! can do"
"No-thanks IN 30 all right-as
soon AZ find a surgeon 20 draw
that slug and plaster me up"
That's the point: where an to
take you
Home - the Monastery -- Forty.
third 81"
bachelor apartmcntsr'
Yes. I herd b. my lonesome
Praises be-" nuttered r. Syba.
rite. relieved.
For several minutes he had been
entertaining a vision OF himself rs
eorting this battered and bloody
young person to a home Of shrek.
ing feminine relations. and poignant
~ surmlsinR the sort 81 welcorne apt
TO he accorded the good Samaritan
in such instances
And while he was about 81. he
took time briefly to offer up thanks
that the shock Of his wound seemed
20 have sobcred the boy complete
/ ~.
Opening the door. he craned HE
neck out To establish cornmunlri ton
with the ear of The chauffeur. 20
whom he repeated the address, add
ing an admonition 20 avoid the Mon.
astery untii certain he had shaken
of pursuit. II any. and lodged back
At this tuncture the taxicah was
slipping busily up Eighth ave. hAv-
Ing gained that thorofare via Forty
first ~. a little later II turned east
wards.
NO better l prcsunef" T. syba.
rite inquired.
Not SOS you'd notice H." the
boy returned hravely. .. First
time anything like this ever happen
ed TO me-" he went on Funny
Nfilsa Alth pItA4HfiF as II hofnfteAf
had damned me for IA home run
with steel Firdsr for hat -
Must he tough said +. Sybarite
blankly, experiencing a qualm at the
thought Of a soft nosed bullet mush-
rooming thru living flesh.
Guess can stand it-where are
we7-
p sybarite took obscrva tons.
"Forty-sovenih. near Sixth ave. g
he reported finally.
Good. wen be home In five min
utes "
Think you can hold out that
long,"
Sure got 20, II keel over he
fore we reach my digs chances
are i'm Eet you into troublc--be.
sides. I want 20 fight shy Of the pa
pers no good airing this scandal a."
None whatever" affirmed p. Syb-
hrite heartily "But-how did you
get into IT."
Just by way OF being a natural
born ass"
''oh. welt II ~ comes 20 that
I admit it's none ~ my business
The deuce Il isn'i' After all you
have done for met Good Lord, man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-17

fC1st.a.e& Prom Yesterday
Rsd November was ons Who bad
shot down his man In cold blood on
the steps % the Criminal Courts
building and. thru the favor o. the
organization that breeds such pests.
escaped xcotfree under the conven.
lent fiction of suspended seutercs" T.
and knowing well the nature and the
powsr 81 the man. the primal con
certsa thought had been 10 flee the
place before bullets began 10 sy. Ia
blind panic ike that ~ sheep. they
ros. as enc IN upro@r and surgcd To
ward the outer doors.
November himself. struggling up
from hensath the table. WAS caught
and swept On wiliy niily in the from,
rank % she stampede. In a thought
he found himself wedgwd tight Tn a
press cioEging the doors- Before his
enraged vision y. sybarisc was win.
ming away with the boy
Maddsncd. the gang leader man.
aged TO free his right arm and send
a haphaSard shot after them.
Only the instructive reoosl Of those
abou, him detected his atm.
The report waS one with a.shock
o. shattered plsteEiaSs. the soft.
nossd bullet. spiashing upon the
glazed upper half Of the door. caused
the entire pane TO collapse and dis
appear with the quickncsa OF magic.
Hating. p sybarits wheeled and
dropped a hand 20 the pocket where
in rested Mrs. Inches automatic.
Get that door open he cried 10
the boy i've got "A taxi waltln'---"
His words were drowned out By
The thunderous dstonauons set up
by a second shot in that construct.
ed space.
with thick sob. the boy roeled
and swung against the wall as
tho he rad been struck with a
xledEe hammer.
whirnpering with rage Z. syba-
rite tugged at the weapon: but u
stuck fast. caught the lining OF hts
coat pocket.
Most happily before he could get 9,
in evidence. the door was thrust
sharply in. and thru II with rush
materislizcd that most rare Of metro
Dolitan phenomena--the policeman
on the spot.
Young and ardent. with courage
as unique as his ubiquity. he blua-
tered In like a whirlwind. brushing
p. Sybarite 20 one side. the wound.
ed boy to the other. and pauxinE
only a single instant 20 throw back
the skirts OF his tunic and grasp
the butt o. the revolver in his hip
pocket. demanded in the voice Of an
Irish stentor:
"whafsaiI.this7 what's-allihis.
nowy''
Robbery" J.. sybarite replied.
mastering u IN difficulty a gigEle OF
hysterical relief Robbery and at.
tempted muTderl Arrest that man
Red November--with the gun In his
hand"
Whh an inarticnlatc roar. the pa.
trolrnan swung on toward the gang
ster-and +. Sybarite plucked the
boy by the sleeve and drew him
quickly 20 the sidewalk
by the never TO be forgotten grace
Of Kigmet his taxicab was precise.
iy where be had left II. the chauf
feur on the seat
"Quckf' he ordered the Keeling
boy--@into that cab unless you want
20 be treated b. a Bellevue saw.
bones--aeld Az witness besides. Are
you badly hurt7"
Not badly" gaspcd the boy
shot thru the shoulder--can wait
for troatment-must keep out OF the
papers"
Right" r. Sybarite 1erked open
the door. and his charge stumbled
into the cab. Drive anywhere
like SIM" he told the chauffeur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-17

whero would Se
Sleeping tho sleep q the doped
IN some fgithy corner q Dutch House
most likely"
And you saved me from that
-And 20, this hole drilled thru
you Instead"
Got me away. Ia have collected
the lead anyhow--wRsn't meaning TO
stay without fight"
Then you weren't as drunk as
you seemed
"DicNt you catch m, making a
move the minute you created d.
versionf or course. ia no idea you
were friendly
Look here =. sybarits inter,
ruptcd sharply: doesn't IL hurt you
70 tank"
''No-heips me forget this ache %
IAN riEht. then-teli me how this
came about. what has Red Noven.
her got on you. to make him 40
anxious
Nothing. as far rs know. un.
less IL was Brian shaynon's doing %
"Aah~
''You know that old buEhterg"
'silchtiy--vsry slightly"
Friend 81 yours"
Not exactly
Tho Accent OF p. sybarate's laugh
rendered the disclaimer conclusive,
GLAD 60 hear that" said the hoy
gravely. ia despise to be bcholden
20 any friend % his
Wen. But what's the trou.
bic between you and old man Shay.
nom"
search ne-uniess be thought I
was spying on him. say tho hoy
exclaimed cxcitediy--'what business
could he have had with Rcd Novem.
Der there tonight"
That Is a question p. Syhariie
allowed
Something urgent. III be bound
else he wouldn't ever have dared
show his bare map In that dump ."
"Onc would think 80.
I'D like 10 figure this thing out
Perhaps you can help. To begin
With went TO a party tonight
II know. said =. sybarite. with
quiet chucklc; the Hadley Owen
masquerade.
How did you know?
"KiEmet, II had 20 be-
Are you by any chance-Inad?'
Il shouldn't be surprised. ANY
how. I'm a bit mad wasn't invited
Everybody ] know or meet almost
is either hidden to that party or
knows somebody who is. Forgive
the interruption. 60. Anyway" he
added. were here"
The taxicab was drawing up be
fore an apartment house entrance.
Hastily recovering his hoard OF
gold.pieces. =. Sybarite jumped out
and presented one TO the driver.
Can't change that said the lat
ter. staring. Besides, this was a
charge call"
ii know" said p. sybarite apollo.
eetically: but this IS for you
Good Cod cried the chauffeur.
and yet" unused =. sybarite.
they'd have you believe all taxioab
chauffeurs mercensryf
Reoklessly he forced the money
into the mans not altogether inhos-
pitablc palm.
For being a good little tight.
mouth" he explained graveiy.
Forever and ever. amen pro
tested the latter fcrvently. And
thank your
"If you're satisfied. we're quits. -
returned r. sybarite. offering a hand
20 the boy.
II can manage" protested this
last. descending without assistance.
And it's better So" he explained
as they crossed 10 the door. Il don't
want the halIboyr here TO suspect
and can hold up a few minutes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-17
By ALTMAN
AHERN

ed that gun. for somehow q steel
taoketed instead Of a soft-nosed bul-
let got into the chamber ise wasted
on you. Otherwise you have been
pretty badly smashed A. IL In.
you'n probably be laid up only =
few days"
Il told you 1 --asnt 50 badly
hurt
Continued tomorrowo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-17

tell you where % stop when we Get
cisaF % thi. rnenm'
Privately ne blessed that mar. FOR
the cab waS in motion almost b.
fore he could swing clear % the
Sidewalk he tumbisd IN upon the
floor. and picked himself up in time
to close the door only when they
wsrs swinging on tive whecsa around
the corner OF Seventh ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-17

one more Beautifully drcssssd lis
head. neck. throat and upper part
o. his back were black. The lower
part o. his back and breast were a
beautiful deep orange color. There
was a dash OF Grange on his shoui
dsrS. but the rest Of his wings were
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-17


black. with an edxing % white. His
tail WA black and orange Peter
had heard hlm called Fireblrd. and
now he Understood why HIS song
vas quite a. rich and beautiful as
his coat
shortly he was joined By Mrs.
Colby. Compared with her hand
some husband. she was very modest.
81 dressed. She wore more brown
than black. and where the orange
color appeared It was rather duh A.
Peter looked al Cody ard HIS wife.
J; was harder than ever 20 realize
that Sally Sly was their very own
cousin.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-21
Girls! Use Lemons!
Make a Bleaching,
Beautifying Cream


The Juice Of two fresh lemons straineo
into a bottle containing three ounces
Of orchard white makes o whole quar-
ter pint of the most remarkable lemon
skin beautifier at about the cost one
must pay for small jar of the ordin-
airy cold creams Care should be ta-
ken to strain the lemon juice through
a fine cloth SO no lemon pulp gets in,
then this lotion will keep flesh for
months. Every woman knows that
lemon juice is used to bleach and re-
move such blemishes as frecklesl
sallowness and tan and is the ideal
skin softener smoothener and beauti-
fier. a oa
Just try II! Get three ounces Of
orchard white at any pharmacy and
two lemons from the grocer and make
up quarter pint of this sweetly fra-
grant lemon lotion and massage II
daily into the face. neck, arms anu
hands. 1t naturally should help to
soften, freshen, bleach and bring out
the roses and beauty of any skin. II
Is simply marvellous to smoother
rough, red hands.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-21
Alta TODAY.
'SITe Source" Shows Women Love
Bravc Mem: Hate Cowards.

Brave Men; Hate Cowards.
The theory that women love brave
men and scorn towards is brought
out vividly in "The Source" Wallace
Reid's latest Paramount Picture. Mr..
Reid portrays the role of Van Twiller
Yard, a well-born young man. who
has sunk low through indulgence In
liquor and who is shanghaied to a
Vermont lumber camp. Swedish
girl, Svea Nord, becomes interested
in him, but a lumber boss who wants
to make a hit with the girl beats him
ur cruelty.
She Is at first astonished, then
scornful, when Yard proves too much
of a coward to defend himself. But
she does not realize that Yards cow
ardice springs from physical weak
ness and too much liquor. Two
months later he has redeemed HIM
self and again comes to blows with
the lumber boss. while the girl looks
on. But this time he does UP the
boss in great shape.
Wallace Reid scores in the role OF
Van Twiller Yard and Ann Little Is
excellent as Svea Nord. James Cruze
IS Langlois, the lumber boss. The
picture, which will be shown at the
Alta theater today, was directed by
George Melford.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-21
MOTION PICTURE news
What the Picture Theaters
Have to Tell You.
DRAMA OF WAR AND LOVE TO
BE SHOWN AT PAsTISIE TODAY

Manager MatlocI1 Of the Pastime
Theatre announces that beginning to-
morrow will present Peggy Hyland
in her latest big success. marriages
Are Made. This picture is advertised
as a thrilling drama Of wartime WOO
Ing. in which two clever. resourcefui
men battle with hands and wits for the
love OF an American heiress. Man
ager Matlock announces also that
Marriages Are Made" furnishes
strong and timely expose Of the secret
German spy system in this country
How these foreign agents take adyanr
tage of the least slip on the part of
the patriotic but unwary citizen. and
how their plans may be recognized
and exposed, are clearly and graphi-
cally set forth.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-21
DFMPsEY'S MANAGER SAYS
FIGHT WAS NOT FIXED

NEW YORK. Feb. 21s--Jack
Kearns, manager of Jack Dempsey.
has issued signed statement denying
the charge made by Fed Fulton that
the result of Fultons bout with Demp-
csey was a prearranged affair. Kearns
states
my instructions to the referee of
the Fulton Dempsey bout were to tell
the men to shake hands before the
bell and to come out fighting. II
Tex Rickard. who is expected to Sc
lect Dempsey as Wizards opponent,
says the word he will meet Fulton. any
time for any number of rounds to
prove that the previous bout was no'
a 'fluke.'"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-21
PhOnOgraph Dictator
Quacks to Wild Ducks,
DrOves Answer Call

+ OAKLAND, Cals Feb. 21.- I
+ Ben woolne, former city attor-
= ney, is being sought out by many
= hunters who wish to inspect his
+ duckwerfer." 4
Woolner claims to have origi-
= mated method for attracting
+ wild ducks. He allowed duck 4
= TO dictate into his monograph
+ debating machine, and then in
+ stalled the machine with its new
= record near his post in the marsh.
wild ducks modified from all
+ points of the compass when
+ Wooler's dlck began squaking,
= and Woolner claims to have shot
+ the legal limit in Is minutes
= = , = = = = I
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-21
CELERY KING
WHEN FEVERlSH

Don't make the mistake of bothering
with uncertain remedies for Celery
King a purely vegetable formula made
into a palatable tea is natures best
remedy for constipation, upset stom-
ach. coated tongue and sick headache.
It's the same old remedy that thou
sands swear by and costs only few
cents for a generous package.
Take Il freely and give il to the little
ones when cross and feverish.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-21
nrted beef MIth NIacaFonl.

Cook L. package macaroni IN 2
quarts boiling sabed water until ten
der. Drain and rinse with boiling
water. Make a cream sauce with a
pint hot milk and Ia cup flour and
combine with macaroni.~ In a casser>
ole nut n layer of the macaroni, then
n layer of dried beef. and so on until
the macaroni is used up Put cracker
crumbs on top butter, salt and pep
per. Bake until brown.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-21
ScalIopcd Cheese.

Seven or slices of bread, or .
eggs, 1-2 pound of cheese, / teaspoon
salt. few grains pepper, cup milk,
Butter baking dish and arrange
the bread, cut in pieces. and the
cheese, in alternate layers, having n
layer of bread on the bottom, and one
on the top. Beat the eggs, add the
salt and pepper and l cup of milk.
Pour this over the bread and ado
enough more milk to nearly cover the
mixture. Bake in a moderate oven.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-21
EIGHT GERMAN LINERS
ASSIGNED TO AMERICA

WASHINGTON, Feb. 20. Eight
large German liners, now at Hamburg
have been assigned to the United
States under the ALLEGATION OF Teu-
tonic tonnage. the war department to-
day announced. The ALLEGATION of
other liners is imminent and a capa-
city for troop movement OF from fifty
to sixty thousand month is estimated
from this source.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-21
school WIN Build Addition.

Columbia school district near Her
miston will build an addition to the
present school building in the near
future. according to w. w. Green,
county school superintendent, who re-
turned last evening from a visit to
that section The Columbia school
now has an enrolment of 40 pupils.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-21
LOVE AND HOPE LOST,
SOLDIER is A SUICIDE

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 21%-Cap-
tain Alex Gustafson, artillery corps
L s. A., is dead here. He shot HIM
self while broqding over the deathY of
his 90 year old wife. Since my mate
died there is not the slightest hope I'm
the world of being happy again
:. realize, you worldly rabble. thar
love and understanding are all there
is In the world" he wrote. Gustaf-
son halls from Chicago.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-21
Two Marriage licenses Issued.

A marriage license was issued to-
day by the county clerk to sydney
Austin Morton and Mabie Main, both
of Pendleton. a license was ISSUED
Yesterday to Virgil p. Willaby and
Lalu Ann Tharp, both of Athena ~.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-21
WILL AIR FACTS OF
ALLEGED BRIBERY

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2O.-The full
est publicity on the alleged bribery
conspiracy in the third naval district
which enabled draft dodgers to Sc
cure landsmen's assignments in the
sangdiIiary battles between Mexican
are available. it is learned at the navy
department today r-f .F.s
What baseball fans cannot under
stand is why more of the stars of the
diamond did not qualify as major
generals in the war.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-21
with a rich crust and bake until firm.
Chocolate Cake.

Break eggs into a cup and fill the
cup up with milk. In the mixing
bowl sift I-2 cups pastry flour and
1 cup of sugar, teaspoons baking
powder and pinch of salt. After
wards pour in milk and eggs with 8
tablespoons of melted butter. Mix to-
gether and beat we'll. Bake in two
Washington pie tins.
Filling-Melt squares of chocolate
tablespoons melted butter. cups
OF sugar and milk.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-21

Blend 1 large tablespoon of flour
with cup of white sugar and l-S
teaspoon of salt. Add the juice and
grated rind of l large lemon. Mix
well. Pour on slowly l cup boiling
water and stir until smooth. Then
add the beaten yolks of 8 eggs. Sth
ali together. then add the whites
which have been beaten to a stiff
froth. Pour into a pie plate lined
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-21
Dried Bsef on Toast

Heat dried beef inE2 tablespoons OF
melted butter. Arrange the tender
slices on toast. Mix l tablespoon
flour and l cup of milk with the melt
ed butter. Cook until creamy. Pour
over the dried beef s;Garnish with
minced parsley and hard-boiled egg.
Serves four U1 f
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-21
HOUSEHOLD
MISCELLANEOUS RECIPES
Pineapple and Sage Pudding.

Put / cup fine sago in saucepan;
add 8 cups water: boil and stir until
clear and then add the juice of
lemon, 1-2 cup of sugar, and 1 cup
grated pineapple. Turn out and serve
with whipped cream.
The diamond drill., 1919-10-04

The Diamond Drill is in receipt Of
the following letter from Secretary
Doelle OF the Upper Peninsula Devel-
opment Bureau:
The diamond drill., 1919-10-04

Adyices from the big hay markets
at and near the 500 is that hay has
taken a slump and that the chances
are 1t is going considerably lower.
Hay that was commanding from $2S
to $50 few weeks ago has dropped
to $23 and $24 T. o. b. cars and the de-
mand is Stacking Off.
II is claimed that big crops in low
er Michigan and in Wisconsin are
causing hesitancy in buying and of
ferings are not being taken as free
ly as they have in the past. 1t is fur
ther stated that there is a noted fall
ing of in the consumption OF hay in
the large cities and il is charged to
the increased use OF trucks instead Of
horses.
The diamond drill., 1919-10-04
"a - -
TIE UP or BIG PERIODICALS.

Two weeks ago the Literary Digest
made its appearance without the usu-
al advertising features. A note OF ex-
planation stated that the dropping OF
the advertising for that week was due
to labor difficulties. The large peri
odicals published in New York OF
which there are in the neighborhood of
$50 have threatened for several
months to suspend publication tenn
poraily because OF labor conditions.
The controversy came to head last
Tuesday when the decision was made
to close the press rooms of rs per
cent OF the biz publishing firms.
The trouble is between the press
mems union and the employing print
ers. More than 10000 printers are
affected by the suspension of work.
The diamond drill., 1919-10-04

, two juries had failed to agree on the
guilt OF Bellagamba and Richini and
vantaggi had b9en acquitted. that II
would be waste OF government mon
ey to conduct third trial.
The dismissal OF the cases is re-
suit OF the acceptance by a sufficient
number OF jurymen to hang the jur-
les OF the interesting fiction that be-
cause the Michigan roads are better
than the Wisconsin roads the defend
ants elected TO brave the dangers OF a
detour through Michigan. with their
load OF whiskey from Florence to AL
vim. Wis. where they declared II was
their purpose to engage in the liquor
business.
1t seems pretty thin basis for dis
agreement by two juries, but the tes-
timony introduced was cleverly con
Quoted by the parties thereto and
their witnesses TO befuddle the juries,
'HN ''Nh atoft tht tOuHSCl uOuOl
as TO what were the true facts in the
cas- The judgment OF the public that
the defendants did not essay the per-
lis OF the Michigan highways unless
they expected to sell the liquor they
had In transport at bootlegging prices
in Iron county is however, doubtless
sound.
Beilagamba. Richini and vantaggi
have escaped prison, but they lost n
tidy investment in whiskey as well "a
$lo0 in bribe money. They might
we'll have been punished more. but
they are punished somewhat at that.
Their experience in their Illicit enter
prise and the speedy justice meted
out in United States and state courts
against violators OF the prohibition
law is fair warning that the game is
attended by risks that hardly make 1t
worth WHILE Marquette Mining Jour
nal
The diamond drill., 1919-10-04
I'll "a ra

A sensational preacher, in an ad-
dress delivered at the 500 last sun
day told his hearers that inside Of two
years all the nations OF the earth will
be destroyed and after the waves OF
revolution have subsided there Will
come complete anarchy and all the
ills OF mankind will have been wiped
away and the millennium attained.
Very interesting indeed. but in the
meantime keep on hammering at the
II c l. and stay at work. The Ameri-
can people need the gospel OF work
preached to them. not the gospel OF
unrest. II We all get to work. incind-
Ing the preacher mentioned. and strive
to increase production, things wnl
come out all right.