The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 8, 1920, Page 4

reer trea ee NN nt a A OE PAGE 4 | x f e HERE’S MORE ABOUT _ CHOKES TO CYNTHIA GREY MONDAY, NOVEMBER &, 1920. 4 Bryan Read Out of Cook Market Booms |Milk Report Comingl “. Bourbon Party Here| Here; Are Plentiful|. Middle of the Weel While the audience hooted its ap-| phe market in cooka t# booming.| Chairman A. I Priest, of Beatles val, William Jenni Bi a | Pet aut of the democratic arty ny | TRE business exchange of the Y. W.|milk comminsion, now probing the | ISTARTS ON PAGE ONE Dounty Democratic club at|C: A- sent out 69 domestic workers |cost of production and distribution feteria Saturday. Bryan|to Seattle homen lust month—the of milk here, has announced that the | | Riley of having | record total for this year. |commiasion will not make publip ite» a few words that might reach that Mr. in that he has! on Al ntil the middie of the week, { |Graun, who could abuse his boy the “deliberately slapped the president.”| RALPH HORR, Seattic attorney | Hamam © . jWay he did Now You"RE GOME TO ana and former Weutenant in the army, | The commilasion te endeavoring to | Maybe he could sleep after ‘hat On June 1, 192, Great Britain had | nas been appointed a captain in the | tablish @ price for milk that will be }but the thought of it after I read/ Go TO SCHOOL This 407,000 men tn the army and 132,000 | Washington National Guard by Brig. | ratiefactory to producers and middie the unt kept me awa men in the navy. Gen, Maurice Thompson. ‘men. © deci Whon they say how stubborn the MORNING, So You MIGHT : : ss boy waa, I wonder if they think how S WELL MAKE UP YouR Baby Strangles on Burned wivaiirn tno tathor wan to keep up ud Te ‘Tiled Trimmings Picked From | that outrageous treatments long “ bd GH And maybe the boy's mother was} : now ff Dustpan stubborn, too, and the poor boy in-| herits it from both father and mother. Strangled to death by pieces of) Atany persons in this world will do most anything for another pet-/ & dustpan while her mother was in| son. if they are kindly asked, but it Qnother room, Frances Julia Dooley, |tney are forced they flatly refuse. 3, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Matthew |-pnat poy would no doubt be a suc- Dooley, 2426 W. 59th st, was dead | cons in some line, because he has ua 8 stability of purpose ‘The mother had finished trimming! When 1 hear of anyone mistreat- @ fresh-baked Saturday when she /ing a child I want it reported to Baby F con coughing. She /the proper authorities tmmediately.¢ into the kitchen, but was|The welfare of the child must be ‘unable to aid the child. Frances was| considered first. More patience and to city hospital, but died at | scientific raising of children ts need: | 2 @ m. Sunday, despite the efforts ed and less chastisement. It wou!t ef physicians. improve the world. Parents property topsy Sunday night showed | reared would know, how, tn turn, of burnt ple crust |to treat their own children. in the child's thtoat. My cry ts for “more love and un- Funeral services will be held at /derstanding and less reprimands.” Bt. Alphonsus’ Catholic church A LOVER OF CHILDREN, Tuesday morning under direction of! eee W. 8. Mayfield Uudertaking Co. In- | First Senator ghd *: = a | Elected President q ployed Dear Miss Grey: I have been told | Ford assembling plant. that no United States senator has| ever been elected preastd be of the 4 United States. Is this true? TI. Ww. 5 Records of the Hves of our presidents i He Hii ARE WE RIGHT? |ahow that they have been lawyers, The man who draws his conclusion solely from the price ticket, without any ||| regard for quality, recalls the man in New York, who wanted to go to Spring- Compromise Plan field, Illinois, but decided to &, to Springfield, Massachusetts, because it was, n | Jits Conform to INJURED HUNTER DIES IN swamp Vow the Mo tor Hobo Expreming their willingness to ob- cheaper. Hickey-Freemai thes may cost a little more than ordinary eo 1 7.500 Aut Dile pee SSI] ready-to-wear lothes, but like a ticket to Springfield, Illinois, they go Bleeds to Death Crawling in 9 utomoo. | Bclala, the found Trapatt Company, [I farther, so it is‘all the came in the end. . J to Assistance CHICAGO, Nov, &—Richard (Prt jvamp thet way down town tn the /S2 reanimation of jitney bus own-|| . day) Lonsdale drove into Chicago to | morning. I decided if a emile and | °™* have notified Carl H. Reeves, | 2 ae BIDDEFORD, Me., Nov. §.—While | day in @ $7,500 touring oar and there-|a pair of pretty eyes could eH Make no mistake about it his hunting companion had gone to|by emerged from the gountless |awto ride, @ hard luck story could ou wen ey-Freeman Clothes accerding to witnesses, seek aid, Henry H. Gove, @ promi-| “sons of the road” as king of the [too, } | Ye t Hick ” a Frangos | 2#2t inventor and son of Attorney E.|auto hoboes. 1 hafled the motorist at the edge BUY THEM WHILE THE 25% DISCOUNT IS ON . | H. Gove, of this city, bled to death in| The bax car hobo is passing, ac » of towns and was only turned down Correct Where i after being accidentally shot in| finished “bumming” his way trom |!" ® Very few cases, and, bast of al, Apparel B o~ the groin by his own gun, which ex-|san Francisco to Chicago via the|I ever wns asked to do @ lick of For Men ® e Reigns aa he slipped into @ swamp| soft, upholstered cushions of en. Work, the whole round trip. * A bs Lonsdale, who said he belongs “to | Care made room for me and others | ° conaionsae te Boece York, | the race of men who don’t fit in,” told | @llowed me to ride on the running . Tee itinn, oh the tales Tent | la story ae follows: boards, On the trip I was put up | 6 i were walking thru”s swamp, Gove | 00 Ars, but concluded it was a hard | edness food. accidentally slipped into a hole and| life @t bewt. I got the bright and}- “I mever rode tn a cheap car the hia shotgun went off, the shot taking | "™!"ins idea to become an auto hobo | whole trip. Of all things, I crave/ nual Northwest live stock show swamp hear Day's Siding, where| cording to Lonsdale, who has just 9 tn the aft : Neoe automapile “Some motorists with crowded 711 8 sg shaneed Late in the afternoon, while the men|, “T'¥® been from coast te const in| st the best hotels and had * VME h henest ‘ A i effect In his grotn, by watching the cuties and flappers| comfort, and couldn't be bothered! opens ‘ which to me Telling the World Seattle’s Stor First of series of advertisements featuring Seattle in Eastern publications ° ef 7 FES i EEF], dead body of the inventer had night. been found at a considerable distance - from where Dr. Bradford had left QAEWELD AS (=2=s2==" struggled to craw! for dasistance. = Says All Childr _ MAN'S SLAYERS) “in Germany Hungry —— q Charged With Murder of MT oe meen on water power of the nation 1 18 the ve Sone \ dienes \ : ¢ ore Pree head of teetrteres hould Wke to see Heattle fifty yeore prem we phe tnaton, and one-third of he natlers back country: » seattle ee al. gifailing supply of Aged Messenger Quaker church organization in the ae ae frvet that are bound to make M otke amaricen Banker? western iiteas power Doanibitities at the minimal Nn aigh iken, aah pestee af the wrote Wwilham A. Law, President goal for all purposes at her oe @ RA © [Cimate 1 ate ciseins ene thers| nas sotecead'trom an ell Quater mic : ‘daseotation, 1915. im seattie nave demonstrated that they Rare & Ole, [ Climate 5 By ©. T CONOVER Manufacturers cent over the Bast in aan work indoors aphraically and W. Schuck, alleged accom: | sion to Bocheland. were in jail here today wait- — oo ® preliminary hearing on the| WINDSOR—Rev. J. O. L. Sprack, of murdering David S. Paut,| {", prohibition enforcement agent, bank messenger, who disap | led in connection with shooting of 4 October 5 with $40,000 in| Peverly Trumble, innkeeper, spirited while en route to a Philadel-| ‘rom Sandwich jail to escape mob vio- Dank. lence, Paul's body was found by a hunt-} pio JANEIRO.—Altho final ar. October 16 in @ shallow grave | rangements have not been made, it is believed that Gen, Pershing will visit jaro ee Brazil late this month. DNELY -WIFE AMUSEMENTS . 20 per hoy’ al acific. She of at least fact that their emp uence they i wen erica’s Chief Port on the Few the fig- the Fen ee Tiger an wal An eit A pa PART of the bride a . ATTLE is America 5 © auce 20.7 city Chief Pacific wah sek wish to make oe ate = aaa e advantal nat enact vin the to,Progeattle is the healthiest Port ures are matters of ce of Alaska, a vast un- so tremendou: . inates the 0,000,000 strategic location Seattle dominnnt 10,000,000, to 30.00 aye svaeua Seasure land capable of su 2 bY the irresistible logic of sev Government ‘statistics. + e o iaphere, af- tot 0 abe Western Mommas ater [See __ eat inner free! Empire ° he; and, eimende the the vast undevelo} a prosperous people; J Fo iter, and & from five to twenty ay ent eral days less sailing, commands the tr and the South Seas. Contributing ie on o—194 miles in all. Tt ci Co: an ly ¢leant ed Of tarnacles a ee ee aod ahibe of Siberia, as well as of China, Japan, oP acifie Contand the a otlve the ravages ‘of the destru : t port facilities on t - in time. without adjus ore than doubled factors are by far 9 potable economy in money as well as 4 ta tremendous expansion Im shipbuilding falling off in shipe Labor Supply lowest port charges. ne'a. comasnaree is Dot only with the Lt = She fer eupely of skilled and ordinary lapatie best class available Oe rare ROR AR, Seattle's Br jand on the glo! Roliding leaves & # a ‘ ivilized lan i Jand industries. i tue M one Jaska, but with every ¢! Her hinter! new in arding her labor # . CUTS WRISTS oO ° R pe all pe what the world most urgently needs. geattie has hed some unpleasant pees, Feng Increase in 18DOE The Open ’ sac watson {600,000,000 a year in a ic conditions questions Strom, Tt was Inevitable {hes Noe weicame. Put ithe declared, wh hop pondent Because Her Ree Means produces $600 000"rith economic facts and cosmic Mort dustrial centers, rad Sees for weneaticrs che open, BPs toe cont of the 3.500 menor cg Husband’s Away ‘ ig ene Seattle is to become one of the oy gs on, ie ae Egutvocally” severe canal Ove eM Pegey commercial, and, employ re . i rid po’ t. + 4 the story, Sem tion than Seattle or & i e of the leading wo! t Metter jabor situa Desponsent. because ietinas as she is today on 4 ME'Ss ashe too Weeks igs’ sire Briefly a few fundamental reasons: at tne United states tn baste Bnyder, 56, housekeeper at the PA “REE t Seattle ts the center of the Tie sbantable timber on the continents Se Jopment then GE letn ‘Hoagerty, 440 20th LACE HI ’ TRaw fesourgen: the chief supply of ten the most feversny tat to seattie's continued Gevetonment LOS (rhe : B., slashed her wrists and throat NTINUOUS a v0.44 Material practically the only citions for pulture, Rortiea id. She ts the ie more Nigpirit which has known 0 Yh ood tour- | Seattle Spirit Was recovering at city land and olin ‘by far the chief colle, raw alt, ae poate not overcome. Seattle has 8 Monda: VAUDEVILLE OF QUALrrY crtean port'in the Importation of crude ripe, old, copper and frat it od order. ane aa — Feature Photoplay: fending A Biberian hides. fs na Jap pour ne tne aie ‘almost infinite possibi » mele one unquestioned hepaaenry Tndus “al $3 000 ‘aken ‘. “SEGLECTED WIVES" ore enlightened la whie! tries; : lp -aata ag-agh ee | P eg Favored and o 9.8 eware me reat ant me Tawi outstanding ME IMM A gtagl. Conger end Tutibie Prensa by Dance for S. A. Seattle's territory extends Labi od a country of vast undeveloped Aue te Ye eta eure. Mantacturing trot and Paper nd 600 miles towar ; mber, the wo! : ‘and Glass Wo! trade PANTAGES teh ca ait waht et tg Fe a ee mete Heat vargely | 00 ; » ao Pes OOS rete ot ® market In addition to largely, °commarce of $792120.108 Motivia, Argenting, Eni mn probability Four, ePmine on earth. 4Eieton. if your Mee OL will ROLLING “AI fusrages, emi may Cue Tal cium, Ne nds, Switzerland, ee ral je, as it done Tost painstaking Connect that promines Pian your vacation or or ol J - 6 ist City’ Zealand; British, Fre: to Beattle RC A : 4 5 ‘dade uy can. COMME: IAL CLUB a Aerie rticar all at Kurope and the Mediterranean Couniries ro ae CHAMBER OF COMMERCE & the tue the chief Pacific Port but the chief raitroad SEATTLE © 904 Arctic : PUBLICITY BUREAU, of Success of Seattle and send It to the folks beck at More than 3,400,000 copies of this advertisement have been printed, and : each month is to see a mews message from Seattle set before the ten to twelve This is the initial advertisement in the national campaign instituted by | Mullion readers of these publications: of *. ts not onty tl . Se Chief Rail- pene Mie naa three transcontinental trunk lines 0 road Center the southern ports. The Seaport * nd 406. ‘Kiliots 2538 w a Biehy ee the Seattle Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club to acquaint the Leslie’s Week] Th i a M coxcept t nbe ly e Outlook North American Revi = 5! a press ay” ho world with the city’s tremendous advantages as a manufacturing center and | World’s Work Review of Reviews Wall Street Journal er as a place of residence, : Literary Digest American Magazine Pacific Ports