The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 17, 1920, Page 6

THE SEATTLE STAR ’ THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1920. T ALKS 80a (byes Our Specialty EVERETT TRUE JUST A MINUTE, FRI WHAT DOES 11 sav or The ot peg Star Te) year, f mont, Ry aks oat of its, S60, ter $6.69, In the State of Wa $4.40 for € months or $9 perience in fitting and No laws, however stringent, can make the idle industrious, the) ft, 6 in. high, 1 | a at a ftless provident, or the drunken sober.—Samuel Smiles. Ker ranc | Sou sane | palbecge: - IT = : | AT t hint able us Ww Making America Safe “By and With” SOMETHING HUMAN t " better | y As we go up and down the ways - “sen t " bh for ; . came! |. busy age, the thing that a slab ie Anti-faloon league in the person of its general If a mule doos It, it's “stubbornness.” uw nd wonder, the thir ‘iad at thea s seen fi to bump if t the aot » of & strong man you admire th ith ywery of hidder 2B She’ J M. Cox y of purpe tr f great pr ‘ Natural History Note typical of ‘ i] A ow in ad t Wilsonian trait, displayed ; : ‘ n two whoppin a Band tiq ly ft © And «a . . enatorial slant also, milarly | “bout Mexico by Ibane a wonderfu Sim the league. ¥ we hon pie f journalism, of which I may . ‘ z when it comes to d w 1 Pr ahie dinenctie‘n tavinn ehebare el ny : , + ears poles tory by Fannie Hurst toh.) safe for th n . r nae ee int ; root ete : r of another \ 4| manity of it ts ‘ m tor Y eet athe ny wy me as a ay od "ONE"! ent ical Ce fs that it will commit or ne ually re in @ world ex y ‘ co er. |] 1328 First Ave. ‘ain 6477 ment Mieco guanine: aie egg beg PP iess ; : & One Block South Public Market re and brewers dic ny but | vention. Principal point is, the man takes the jot rs. Ford, Potter and Dunca You v will not stand merce comminsioners William Jennings Bryan won't run for dent, he says, even if the nomina presented to him on a silver platt pardon, it.wasn't Bryan. It was Vice | | dent Marshall who said it Park the Babies Row and then, in this there peeps up a little Mity. In the strugsic and Moving Is No Problem in W If your gums bleed you have Pyorrhea. This dis- ease should be taken care That a aad ‘aie b e or t h of at once, to insure good eed and pr ‘ acti : cently there was an Lima. " v health. For the next 30 days, we will give a liberal discount on all Dental work. ee i All work guaranteed 15 'r. Grayson in making plans for |} o out for the presidept this sum. || YCars mer. The G. O. P. is making plans In a divorce suit trial In Cleve Sutton ursed that the council give at least a ration to the bables as it did to t contract marriage A WOKD TO PARENTS EE ition exe were iedportent ¢ A flying record of two hours and fifty} haa the tocting Renistiva Gad cilia Gr dene may be entered into | and? nee “sattaben “tenia” ah hal ‘ Biles, and should have at least as much cor minutes between Seattle and Spokane has mother had enve people 1 & man tickle a woman under P 1 pation.” been established by the Munter brothers and vs t chin, We've read of the ain ess ppacracnaae | F. A. Strang, of thia city. Proving it’s| ™ D . ‘4 Then again it may be that Marshall| quicker to fly than to telephone? entists gen dn’t take the presidency because he Ra ‘ 608 Third Ave. oll Dbably can’t stand ocean voyages. Or Mrs.| Gen, Wood says his reply to Nicholas ‘ “gh : Peden wel shall cant’. Murray Butler, self-proclaimed savior of the . ent ne ith the au ; ‘ = ott a ——.| G. O. P., was necessary “to brand a faker r e . e * M ti and to denounce a lie.” And yet some folks 15c 15c 15c 15c 15¢ ‘pati jotives || doubted Wood was the natural Roosevelt heir. 15¢ 15c oa sr RE he peEr ON NORE MIR the way. It is th olen A . pers )BePresident Taft does scanty justi Dick Jones, as he is known in Seattle Sd aiensbsdt | Suitan : 15¢ Sink Ennio 15¢ 200 when he says: “It is truly Richard Seelye Jones, editor of Stars and) walks away with the 15¢ vi ling stimulus of our economic . “ i ae ance With M of selfishness.” Stripes, as he is known of ficially—says the i ness is a kind of conduct; but it can | republican platform overlooked the veterans. 15¢ BEST 1 ly be called a motive or a stimulus Jack Sullivan must have got hoarse in ( *hi-| HA Man's motive is the thing that moves him to| cago, because he wants it. It may » & fortune, for democrac And he ts # what he wants without proper con the needs or wants of others—if he stuffs him. ‘when a friend is starving or forgets that others may want a chance to be comfortably off or ly or useful in the world. } the desire that moves him is something dif. “ f from the blind indifference that makes him Marshall flatly the desires of others. Hun, Selfishness isn ny drug store, and a will last the whole family for rvice. Wash. | months 15¢ 15. | COFFEE | Write the Information | States Public Health |ington, D. C., fe D’ and| Simply moisten the hair with water itary duty, as well as | "FE." that will make the matter quite and rub it in, about @ teaspoonful is ption therefrom clear. all that is required. It makes an To tablish the right to | ————— ndance of rich, creamy lather, st; We can now get “Colum. es thoroughly, and rinses out tiean beer, 1 ¥ The hair dries quickly and evenly, and is soft, fresh looking bright, pasy to and st, dirt) | Jar or Bartarian, bond 1 W. Gamaliel Harding does not intend to| There are ail manner of ton make many speeches, his campaign generals|customs, tastes and divergence ten | declare. Then how can he remain in the|°™one ™ senate? ity to hold title to, > buy or nell real os 15c | 322 Pike at 4th | 156 We Never Close refuses to run,” says ee am | mews head. Sure, it takes dough to make & motive at all * even a dark mare go. Diieh the right to Have You Bought one of those Young Men’s Summer Suits which we are offering you at a very Price 2 4 THE UNIVERSAL CAR M. A. ene || The Ford Sedan with electric starting and lighting system, demountable rims with 33-inch tires and Famous y tire carrier, for every day in the year has no equal as a family car. 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