The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 10, 1920, Page 9

Try our carefulty pre} sandwiches with a cup of And you'll know how good lunch can be. ‘| United Tea & Coffee Stores | || Liberty Market 119 Yesler Way ‘ar. * ‘OF, BAL? C Seattle |. + & leland— » Page 46 Grandmother was sitting quiet ly before the fire, her hands fold! | ed in her lap, when David and! Perey found her, They to “work a scheme” to get Grand. mother to tell them a story, She Just patted the spaces on both sides of her there on the daven port and aaid, “Come on, children, I've been down town and I've seen | the witheredest, oldest Indian! And her eyes looked #0 aad it set | me to thinking, as I #0 often do, of how we have crowded them out. “One day when I was a young! girl and was walking toward tho| bay I met an Indian woman well known to our family, Her eyes had that same puzaied look in them as she hurrted, with bent| head, down the path. | “I greeted her, and as we ab ways tried to be friendly, I start ed to walk along with her, But she only walked a few steps be side me when she stopped and asked me, ‘Ka mika klatawa? (where are you guing?, looking suspiciously at me all the while, “"O, Kapa yawa (over yonder), I answered, pointing toward the) a } “Nanniich? she said, pointing her brown finger in the same di rection. "Nannitch! (look), can you not see that it is there we bury our dead? See, I have brought many ictas for the grave of my! little one. Can you not leave me alone for this? Must the white man’s child come also into the reatiig place of our dead? "Then I saw that in her hands ashe did carry many ictas (things) and I asked her about the baby. “ "My little one? whe walled, ‘My tender little flower child is kapa yawa (over yonder).’ “I had not known that her baby wns dead, and 1 Unk she must have known how sorry I felt, for she said, ‘Come! And together we climbed the hill which used to be at the foot of Spring at, and came to the Indians’ burying ground “There in the shatfow graves, they buried their dead, and built rude cevers to protect thém from the rains. They placed long poles above them, too, apd on these they hung bright bite of cloth and tin pails and baskets. (*) “We reached the little mound and, kneeling beside It, she bowed her head and eried, “Oh, baby, sleep! The wild winds sing your lullaby. The sea gulls watch above you, ‘The moon and the stars are your closent friends.’ “1 told her how death is only a sleeping, and took her home to Mother, for I felt sure Mother would know how to comfort her. | We mw several younger Indian girls passing gaily thru this same graveyard, happy and emiling and gay, who waved to us as they passed. I think Uy were nat arelty a very happy people, the Indians, aa we pioneers found them en Puget Sound” Eee. 1088. WASHINGTON, D.C 8 Qe THE SEATTLE STAR—-MONDAY, MAY 10, 1920. In olden times rhinoceros horns were employed for drinking cups by |royal personages, the notion being |that polwon put into them would show fteelf by bubbling LOOK! HERE IS GENUINE ASPIRIN| Safe, proper directions in | each “Bayer” package | WEDS HEIR TO SINGER’S PILE Miss Laura, Teresa Groves\|) (that was), daughter of an'}) apartment house superintend-| ent, will hereafter sign her name Mra. Ce il Singer. 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TOO MUCH TALK BOTHERS BUTTE , Disrupt Rich) City; Many Leave Town | BY JIM MARSHALL BUTTE, Mont, May 10.—\What's| ————_—_____— the matter with Butte? Why is the | world’s largest copper camp in « It’s Easy to Peel Off | sfate of intermittent eruption? Why rec jis business nearly at a standstill? All Your Freckles Why does such bitter fooling exist between the copper companies and & wing of the labor movement? Briefly: Too much talk and low hu | man efficiency. | ‘The radicals talk too much, to start 7 ‘The mine owners and the pub- ©| Uc officials, who must necessarily be | influenced by the owners, come right | back with talk which goes to the op- The NAVY offers for sale a fleet of vessels, many adapted for commercial pt s and others for yachting and other — of pleasure — Among this fleet Plager gee | seagoing and passenger carrying vessels, as w po ag yach’ Toe eractftl lines, fast motor boats, sturdy tugs, : THESE VESSELS HAVE BEEN APPRAISED LOW FOR IMMEDIATE SALE SALE MAY 19, 1920 The following vessels will be seld by sealed proposals receivable at Bureau of Supplies and Accounts, Navy De it, Washington, D, C., until 12 o'clock, noon, May 19, 1920. ‘Sales will be for cash to the highest bidder. Right to re- ject any or all bids reserved. A deposit of 10 cent of the total amount bid must be forwarded with the bid. This may be in the férm of a certified check, Liberty Bonds or surety bonds, either personal or guaranty. ! with Warm water 2 PM apasaal every freckle h ‘od. postte extreme » _lotchy, pimpted skin. also | STRIKERS DON'T ASK me | ANYTHING; JUST QUIT ‘The strikers never have made any | ‘ect demands upon the companies, far as I can gather. They've mere _ father, the boys and girls,’ It’s the sweet for all ages— at work or. play. , The’ beneficial Hy The effort is decidedly worth while, the new complexion obe tanned, being so clear, smooth and swore ____| ly published their demands, not wuit led for a hearing, but just quit. ire | FE NOPATIN $350,000 You are urged to inspect these Vessels at Brooklyn, N. ¥.—Third Naval Distriet Steam Yachts * Moter Boats and Motor Yachts You may find among these yachts one just This class includes Motor Boats of fine sea suited to your desires. They are excellent ves going qualities and dependable ‘power plants. sels, including the WINCHESTER, built fn 1916, The KEMAH ts @ particularly attractive oppor a’trim, fast yacht, with a recorded speed of 31 tunity to obtain an excellent motor yacht at low knots. cost. VESSEIA Winchester One Dose (Adler-i-ka Helps! | That's unreasonable. On the other hand, business men and some company officials appear to o + beneve that all troubi pakers should Sister Ships—NOPATIN an@ NARRAGANSETT the eet Antnentic| unreal Tre | utte’s ation is 43 ," eo The NOPATIN (ex MANHATTAN) and NARRAGANSETT are sister ships, Uieed. Is Not Greasy | broker told'me. “if we'd have about built in 1913. They are 8,539 ton steel ships, with passenger accommodations for Doa't worry about ecaema or other | 12:000,tunerals the town would be all about 532. Length 320 feet, breadth 48 feet 1 inch, draft 16 feet. Cargo space skin troubles. You can have a clear, ails odie sittin between decks approximately 45,000 cubic feet. ese vessels have a recorded healthy by wing Zamo, Ob-| che business ten of Butte have 8 of 23 knots and are ideally suited for Sound, river or coastwise service. They tained at ty dr ire for 35c, OF formed the Assdoiated Industries, are excellent seagoing vessels and during the war carried troops across the ocean. extra large pooled resources and are maintaining APPRAISED VALUE: bisckheads, blotches, ecsema aha Fig: ee tlt syne ; : worm and makes the skin clear and | Gaia and eeaene Ope NARRAGANSETT $275,000 , Zemo is a clean, penetrating, | thy" condition. ne ORD ee ey oe BUTTE BEING HELD a mere trifle for BACK IN A RUT All these things are holding “Butts, | which should be the world’s most - | prosperous city, back in a rut. No body is starting anything. The cop per companies claim to be making expenses, and that's all, b> man suspects his neighbor. leaving the city Hotels filled. 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