The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 15, 1920, Page 13

? DAY, NOVEMNER #5, 1929, at THF Waahin p Seattle Star Waaiinare fe The per month, BY CARRIER IN Month ........ Largest Audience in the Northwest Reads The Star's Want Ads Beventh AVE ton, ATR oN or $9.00 yoar cerry “ WANTED-—MISCELLANBOUS at ” ~~, | BREAGHRWH- VAUGHAN Goo t » a mul We with re at the right price fs Pa t aM some sh | SASH FOR & advance adver | on), Sieee tacartien Insertions Phone Mate | Advertise Pince your | Vargeat audience XY er and calculating | eperators to oper eter. of exam (forme outa r nation wr Civil Service es Rauitable ‘a f ue Writ St. Lou WEISFIELD om wateb, th ¥ rxo) it PAALL La THEAS 1 paid $16.00 ht worthless. ¢ Producer Nr GANT RE row it awa. JATIONS WA) TALL 8 eo 2 etka enwood 3975. r MALE HELP WANTED 25 Smployment. “No bia Climate; good rding and ro< Dal ights, ing rooms. steam heat. mbe tendy | DIANA MORK FT nketa needs hools pening be Good bi rent te men with ailics Geo. T. Edmiston, Wall ry ation write J. Wd (former Civil Service Ex- er), ots Bae able Bidg., tree! Bervice, PANGS WANTED of pianos bought out mn very dmall Aten, omergencies or private peas | le leaving city. Only te anaed upon by our ¢ Phone Millett 16 OU BARRY PIANO CO, 106-108 Union loure of Guaranteed & OWL Paws Met hing, furs, jewelry exchange everything, Mier eat DLR m with tre atiafaction. | th FOR They, buy bet) POL h ranch ees G-144, The Star f Witt bo work on easy Biiiott 3048 UT o in pint th DuNTis dental Call LYALL iret clans ayment plan. particulars INTING, "PAP WI” WANGING Inting, reasonable prices, | We artand Queen Anne 6168, CASH REGISTER AND disalay stands, ALL Hiott 199 ANG OW ANTED. ra 1826 PAY SASH_AND DOORS Rh WILLIAMS CO. 1943 First Ave. & for this purp i duare foot tc With our enlarged ipmen an offer an even on epectal i you tell us the exact dim | Ow t car afford RH BEUMATISM, CUSTOM CORSET—AaL- | and repairs, 620 Union. / ort PULLERS (SHEL) OT. At f Blasting wnirequired pulling rer ratice daily faachin everag Maret i Pat third off. $1, al SEWING MACHINES heads, $19 up. Re; oR ROUTE CAT | BOY in il p parts of ‘y advance watch, vViCh MA he city. Good on! row “it away. d- F900 mecooaney G-122. Star. eran WANTS WORK: ae beg married: high school ey hae Davis. Ti ery B is és * el" clerke nalcamam ot FOR n do. Sr or ereite| Apt. Simply F 1D KAVANAGH'S HATS $7 . Eiliott eof car. El n ORD a ar between i eed pos e y ison and GON, rick & Becons Valu pitt tol 2677. oF 106 Mercer, ON LAKE WASHINGTON, | it 16-foot boat. Bare aid tse ett 7.7 at RaT AiLL—G e. Reward. ef No. 404 ‘a FURNE MORK FAMIL' Owner may jescription An PAY EN Morrison on 7 HEAD 1208 % Terry, 1G, LONG De 2. Call Ken- 2 HOUSES 1s TOOK new plan of securing a ho cash, bali nth, last week. mo! Bes strangers in 8 only landed here w ; fw to tind Py Ei: tg “oktar w been hop’ and were diecourag t ping nee $15 Two of them jeattle, ithin ‘the dit rent. What just what || ‘or, They lace they could ell their for lew Bm or | wed of yo We NEW Ms piimates wa %. Fine for, tw i Ph LU 7) ae University MPS, $6 TO $10 MONTH | est bacttien "West t than rent yur} ffi A CAR ik’ to Ballard bachelors of a8. ACH, Free wood. F- ROOM Cor: | district. 3 54-R. HOUSES FORK RENT AND My, Hittle bi Two now rea: c. Larne "18 RNISHED > BETTER THAN ea in West Thira Ave. COTTAGE, ou raisth. Bren wood. Went b4-R A os i tein ot KNISH ve. PARTMENTS ENTS AND FLATS , UNDE aigeping artine nts. RNISH & wonth, Hott, 1937. TEN W MAN: | rooms and 42d ORVE-TH | j aa Howell, 4 MS RRACH—2 AND 3 HOU ai- ing rooms, +20 and $25 per fferson ~ barns. Bia ROOD He: at 251 ;0OMS CLORT TH, i, Ehlio’ THe Main 3517. offi cd iq er| SPECIAL return Star of-| ‘TBLD “CANT WE | eae : ir your watch. throw it away. Be AED. Bien. = 301-302 ' Why | ot B |= we prices. showin eleanera “se Standard SSouance Co, ’ iF Autos to hire without drivers. rorRD gladly name larce {Nustrated catalogue, | full line of building ma- © of request. | Fre BR WHAIAMS CO. Hatabiished 1899. ft erial, °. to give up? Lusiied, ra. RALYSIS, KIDNEY TROU- BLES and seores of other all. ments are wondertully cured T-O-NET pests inte. taul Net Sante A Wate a let examise you et one treatmont, aie Scoeral Bide ONLY Unsurpassed safety, prices Convincing | by ¢ rare meri, that clears 9 to $100 acre. | tont ot! eall “Ducrest™ also $45 cach or power, speed. jo itthe farm, ted Pull music Love’ Kx ue in mi pu HARRY PIANO CO. 106-108 Unive Toe line of | # at one- business in| ave ) TRING ¥ business, offers beautiful 14 yeare 3311 ae 000 PIANO For F Cc. © BEN- der Co, 1609 Third a Pe ARANTEED VACUUM ae The 122 Marion | st. Elliott 4830. Good DROP: | iring. renting. | rat ave. } it. RENT ayer: Tnion PORES WOOD, Te-INCH 7% per cord, delivered. Bast va Bain 1926. ses Pr EW PIANOS FOR fe on purchas saw W zl ANT RE- Reuss watch, throw it away. 4 nicl Don't vay, until zr woe Toad. gil inside one € itol 487 Rie % BP AY YOu Third ave. for jewelry poda bargains. iN HU STING AND watch dow. Phone West 1198-J. 3227 California ave. ne tt en Kap. (279 ie — AUTO” tools © enwood 1726 eveni LING Ca: WANTED—FURSITURE We want househo furniture, pianos, Vie~ _trolas—-everything « sare ACTRIG NITURE CO. 21 Main 1608. 313 First Av: lake Furniture Ga. 108 Pike, M. sbi FOR SALE—FURNTTURE wa as CONGOLETSM 9 11.50 9 ete 6 15.90 m12, $17. HOWARD EW ina Co. 1-802 Crary Hidg.. 5th and Union HOWARD FE rary Bid FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES XCLUSIVE STUDEBAKER GENCY BILL ——, Service Ch caught try’ a the our big moke only a dozen or #0 thrp which it poured like @ burning straw pile, and poor Bill received pothing for he el int hold compression, and that’s what you've got to be careful of when you fur. &. peor teed. car Poor compression is an indication of worn rings, carbon and leaky valves. These are only a few of the defects fidence by getting your car from Sanda. ALL MAKES ALL SIZES PRICED RIGHT Stop and Shop at SANDS MOTORS COMPANY Kelly-Springfield Bidg. 11th at Pine. Bast 991. DEPENDAE Chassis, $185 ALFRED Denny Wa: Ford Dealer. THE PASHION GAKAGE Stor- age and repairing. 2206 Second) e Hiliott 2240 _ WANTED—AUTOMOBILES ASH PIICE PAID FOR Nght cars. Henry Mosabach uto Co,. 618 KB. Pike at. Hast 2661. FOR SALE—AUTO TRUCKS TRUCK IN PINE SHAPH. Phone Baliard 909 or Ballard 9630. Bee truck at 4027 W. 67th, Ballard Beach car. MACHINER' LECTRKIC MOTOR, DRILLS, jumps, W. Monteliug Price Co. orsale Main $19. 624 lot Hie a) FOR SALE—NEAL RSTATE Pret This TO SHH LESH: |x eorgstown. WANTED MACHINERY HAVE nd J, mae or ateam, Boi Dit iat ave. 8 Matin 5960. NEW CALOW OMe North Broadway District VIEW LAKE AND MOUNTAINS $600 Caan $50 Mon luding Interent h, large living large fireplace ry and ma tt § fixtures, | ma, olowets, wall onveniont kitehen with gooler, ironing board, break table and cupboards, coment bare ment, furnace undry; level lot; paved t ear; hever been occupied ne | at in iy t atr block to STH AVENUR SOUTH $ NEW COR $20 Monthiy pretty { BUNGALOW 4 fot. p light airy be roning board. 4, large bath Foom, built-in breakfast table. ete mt basement and laun ary; block to paved street; con venient to car; immediate posses rion BELL, & CO. ING 407-8-9 Beat P.M. Call ard Bide. After ¢ n 4169 RARGAIN—¢-ROOM HOUSE, PLAS tered; I-atory; up-to-date; & chicken house and frul 100; half. block. { coment sidewalk different stores. half block Price h tub: lot 62x90, gar to ket 705 Market Phone Ballard void. WOODLAND PARK . 150 0x100 Monthly, Including le faat}” 40 neren, This attractive, large, S<room mod- | ero bungalow has poreh across | . built-in feature : ment basement, ete; well | COMPLETELY ” > emia noms "Good View ingalow basement, gara library web, cated. has bullt-in ete; furnitur bi ty and other articles; and mountains; DELL North 212 After ¢ P view lake, Very ems & CO, ENC (5th and Stone Way % M. Call North 4223 Los OF ROOM $3,200.17 rooms; extra good house, bath, Inundry trays, ete; 1814 Fe M.D, TORS Wi property number of f) anywhere in ei Come Queen Anne R ston st -hOOM” EUNGALOW,” ON 4 ground. at Alki partly fur- 4 Bargain af $750. oF will i rent. Tainier 7 + ROOM HOUSE, 10 & month. ‘ake Fourth harm st $1,690; 530 Warsaw car to at Gra- BK ® UNIVERSITY red ie be ow Kenwood 18 76 WEST SEATTI $166 DOWN AND $50 X MONTH Toom house and 4 acre. oom house and \% acre. room house and acre. HA, GOODFELLOW Railway Exchange Pulldin: W CHOICE LOTS POR BALE, $350: $5 down, 85a weeks Phone owner, West 44-W WANITED—RAL ESTATE SkOUs OF ODTA ood hom: have no trouble in bel you. Phone ua, and one © Fopresentatives will call and im- | © HOURER, ome Investment, roperty, anywhere. Nest of f#ervice, The Pacific SEL: Inc, 4100 Arcade Bidg LOTT 4534 WANTED-SEATILE IMPROV Conrider vacant | trict. WHI exe wakes and contracts, $2700 to $6,000. ROBIBON CO. 868 Third Ave WANTED — 100 LOTR TO- rite Fox G-1 is FoR EXCHANGE—REAL arene THURSTON COUNTY lon from Olympia we have £15 acres, good soll, fairly na Well settle off the an sel easy ter This ries or gar truck soon pay for iteclf, and | ain at our price. $50 dow handle this tract, and the bal- athly paym (453) About 4 a tragt ay to clear jot, Just a will ance can run in mm FIRESIDE REALTY co. 314-17 New York: Blix. COURT ‘coma, bath, BUNGALOW Fight bungalows, each 3 cement — basement heating lant; yielding sple return in good Fesidentin! district; on line; easy walking distance from business dixtrict WiLL, TRADE for desirable building jots in Se- attle P D PETE Full details with CLARK Billott $7! cash paymenta. FD. 1918 Third Ave Wit LL TRADE POR LIGHT 7 ‘x car or delivery truck, « £100, Birmington lot will Box 66, “DEPARTM NY anywhe Agency, Yue, Billott 4834. our handle ay thing. states, The Pacific 4100 Arcade Bide ” SKAGIT BAY LANDS Conner district le it Inete the 7,500 acres of the $20 per acre, on easy terms, soll; sub-irrigated land; level; no stumps; no stones: no brush; rich garden lands. Adjoinine ‘lands worth from $500 to $1,000 per acre. Lands that will raise 150 bushels of outa, 500 In of Irish pote toes, J to bt Othy per acre, 60-to 100 bu wheat to the acre, and w high as $2,000 per acre hi realized for one crop of cabbage Remember, we are only nell- a part of this land at #20 per cing sold very need, ing acre, and that it i fast. You will wr your chance if you walt longer, Write, pho or come to our offies for parti Join our excursions and DY, 1220 Second Ava. Ground Floor, t 5015. Open Bvenings. 6 STATES. THI PA- Gific Agency, 4100 Arcade Tide LOTT TRY STAR WANT ADS 4 dis- | Eviott 3928.) F100 CARH, | | 7 ACREAGE ThE pi Chee a STAR ACREAGE RARM SPECIALS} east of Bamonde eared and fenced Arni Well, youns ¢ half oash AND fores at Dovall level: Joining farma, $600 deep loam inn any of Duvall loam #oll, balance on Kray road $10 per month. 10 neres rolling $600; north Higtriet; atl m poll $500; per mont covered paved per Mongoe district near 91,600; 9200 cash, $26 20 Fr hottom lan $350 | 120 acres, 12 milon trom Seattle; tm oved) house silo, sheda need; gravity ayate hard. 36,000; termi, SRELY & CALLAHAN Hine n ' ond Ave 306 y Bide soe Main %-ACKs GROUND t-Room House $100 Cash, With $16 monthly ay ments, u posmension, He "8 Wen ena. warden and help your living costs. ine view property; geod soil; close to your work. Lot me help you mét ® real hom H 716 Third Ave gives & ‘chance Chick will PETERS, DANK SACKIFICR 10 acres, Improved with facing county road, $1,000; terms 2 sores bottom » good upland © to good security in 20 acres mood Jand } Greek: balane i tern Hoth held as Must be sold. SHELY & CALLAMAN 206 Minckley Biag Second Ave, Main i514 VA ‘& (GAIN ON HON” THLAND a Kood road, trawberry land on the good soll; hicken h ie to Des M aX Price only $3,500, with MAIN $333 FARM LANDS HiG LAND BALE Lumber Co. lands tm me vy for my rete Land all close to railroads T1€ Third Ave FATMB—VOU CAN rick YOu locality and farm to auit. Thy fie Agency, Ines 4100 Arcads le Billett 4634 TIMBER LANDS PACIFIC AGENCY INC, TT06 de Bide, Bitiott 4534. “Listed Hie tiniber lands anywher STOC aS KS AN BONDS ing Alrahip Co. Wf Simplex Auto Wheel 200 Reacon Coal. 310 Futrell Car Co Universal High Rothert Process 8 Bequim Gna a On. ting & Power. 1 n Workers Oft, etroleum & Coal Pate, atte Gonzales on, AX WINKLER Filiott #50. Invaders 7 Forke Drilling Rallard Ou OOKS WANTED Aefo Alarm, com. Hecia, Ida. ket 2000 1000 New Chicago-B Liberty Bop * atm J. STE 1x8 Cherry at Fss OPPORTUNT 1: to $5,000. some with living re perienced in the oe sd 5 and can place you © & lene Wik ‘OUNBON 438 New ork Block fe BA WILLS. anywhere. TIMP mill ‘ric AGI Pai thet ¥, ING REAL e Brokera-Financial Agents, 4100 Arcade Building. Glilott 4536, Anything from @ peanut stand to a ban ROOMS OF FIN ture, cheap: term: t 18 Soap. O'Netl, PERSONAI .. PARIS GRAD- a few pupils —— face, MADAME wate, will tak Inge for the wavin IMP. fi SP 520 Union St Natural “remedie Hehe, therme, Th First ave AN CHANDL pit Di FON FRE Physician and Surgeon, Chronic Diseases. 905% Third Ave. és MASSAGE, SALT GLOWS 421 People’s Bank Lidg, nd Pike. A MARKS— HYDROTHERAPY, jentific massage. 607 Mutual Life Bidg., Firat and Yesler. 100 REAL ESTATE LOANS ar FOR WASHINGTON FA ites Pape LOANS, Prom gery A. ROTHE FAR |EMBODIES EVERY LESSON ¢ | LBARNED IN LATE WAK | tng, PAGE i Is New Flagship of Pacific Fleet Word in Sea Fighting Efficiency Putting the teeth track used in city streets to stimulate recruiting. SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 15.—When fearpenter, machine and barber shop, Admiral Hugh Rodman, commander | portoffice, telephone exchange and of the Pacific battle fleet, next Feb library. ruary steps aboard the superdrend | ‘The refrigerator room will carry naught California, he will have, an 000 pounds of fresh meat. The) bia Magehip the largest and most vegetable locker will hold the con- powerful fighting machine in the | tents of an average box car. Coffee) nited States navy. | will be made in urns of 350 gallons Ahd he will have, aa erew, on his | capacity per hour, There will be six $20,000,000 steel watehdog, 1.400 na 200-gullon coppers for soup, stew, tives of the state from which the | beans. The brary will contain 10,000 ship recetves its name. ‘The vensel | volumes, will be dintinetly a California ship; |——— built, equipped and commiasioned in Californa and manned by Calfor- nians A floating city, with every com fort of home, the California will also be the last word in naval engineer. ing, embedying in her construction every lennon learned from expert ence In the late war, With a Cruising speed of 21 knota, she will be the fastest craft of her kind afloat, except the New Mexico, her sister ship. She will carry 12 14-inch, 50 calfher rifies and four 21- inch mubmerged torpedo tubes, Everything on the fighting mon ster will be done by electricity; light- rentfiation, steering, hotsting anchows, handling beats, the opera. tion of laundry machines, dish-wash- ing, meat-chopping, ice cream frees Ing, petato peeling, and the thousand and one things which go to make up life on a battleship. Coaling ship will no Jonger be a jong, tiresome and dirty -job. The California will “coal ship” thr hose and pipes, by the turning of a valve. To got “under way” will sim- ply mean the turning of a switch. BAKERY WILL TURN OUT 2,400 LOAVES DAIL The California will be equipped with a complete bakery, turning out 2,400 loaves of fresh bread daity:! Put fust then the fittle company 1,200 pies; 1,600 pounds of cake, and | jin the street packed up its folding will carry six bakers, She will -have | organ and started to move off. & compléte clothing store; a complete! «xen, said thelr leader, hold canteen, tailor, shoe, ‘piackamith, | up gry “we are going to have ® little meeting at 111% First ave, The Seattle Star Two old bums stood on the cor ner of Main st. and Occidental ave. Saturday night They wero two of @ crowd of Hie straightened up and cleared his throat. “Uned to be a pretty falr singer myself,” he said. “That was the Sirst song I ever learned.” eee “I don’t care much for singing, anyhow,” the other man mid. “What I want to know is where do I get something to eat? Who- ever sald there was work in tits town is a tar or a fool Come on, let's ramble.” eee and after the meeting we are going to serve a free lunch. “If there is any man here who wants to wing and listen to the gospel, or if there are any among you who are out of work and are hungry, come along. We want to get acquainted and help you. * | Come.” eee Fifty men, perhaps, followed Col. Fred Lindsey and his little band down the street to the Volunteers of America mission. Down a flight of stairs they went, to find 25 or 30 men already seated In the long room below, A hundred chairs, a piano, & counter or two and some tin dishes comprised the furnishings of the Place, for the mission is but newly established: This was its second week. et Ns Wag bees a Hs rhek Ai All courts. The two bums entered with the crowd and sat together near the rear. For an hour, tm the pleasant warmth, they listened to a gospel of hope and good cheer. i orney. American and for- st Washington, Db. xs. N_& COL Teary Bide, ent A 9 Phone Main 390 Chiropractor et hee clan patents scoured, $exslops ‘nd promoted, 805-6- MASON, FENWICK, LAWRENCE 432 Lurke Butlding. TURNER Eiiropr he Didg., 2nd and FREDERICK P. GORIN—PAT id, Segttia » and 6 Certified Public Accountants Hours, 10 tm 6. $4 PRIVATE AND CLINTS” X Beattie College of Chiro- . 430-31 People's Bank Bidg. in Zhi 2 ~ JENNINGS, A) of Palmer school. Denny Bldg. Main 727 Gamphell?O. N~ Pantages id, Wl 9998 Ohl it Fis Denny hide Collateral Loans MONEY LOANED ON ALC cles of value, THE Ril Went to Scho BY AL, Our Little Boy Reporter There's one man in Seattle who ts the proudest person on the Pacific Coast. He bids fair to be the most promi- nent, ere long envied, person west of the Rockies. He's a@ boyhood and manhood friend of Vice-President Blect Calvin C. Coolidge and substantially a friend of President-elect Warren G, Hard- Tit ind. giranek Dr. Kilns, ing Taught Private lesson: “Graven ci ae ALASKA FONK CO, 1100 First ave. 8 Elliott 3291. MORTGAGE CO, Inc, Leary Bidg, Main 4010. 101 WANTED TO BORROW WANTED—TO BORROW MONTY on a good ranch in King county. Address G-143, Star 4 NO’ M TT MAY Ce are This toto cortity that O. Inglis has made an application to estab- lish and maintain a blacksmith shop at 614 one at, lota & id 9, block 73, D. T, Denny's Home Ad- desiring to protest such oc ist file such protest at the Building Depart- , Room 605 | County-cit Fuilding, por to November 24, 1920. Palmer Bound Over to U. S. Grand Jury, George W. Palmer, arrested last week by customs inspectors who are vaid to have found a large quantity of morphine and cocaine secreted In his luggage on the #teamer Empress of Russia, was bound over to the federal grand jury on $2,500 bail, at| a-hearing Saturday before U, & Cousnissioner 4. ©. Bawouan Money to Loan ~——~MONEY TO” LOAN On diamonds and Jowolry, on most satisfactor SOCIBTY hag i DT Ais LOANS ite Hiliaing Hd ’ Jomp ear Madison, SION. 10" LOAN ny amount on diamonda, ‘and jewelry; lowest fal ® Bes Ht! * asent loan brokers. Cand Ave. Tostaitahed Ta, Optician and Optometrist Kdmunds, Fraver-Paterson Co, Piano Taning V STROM, piano repairing, tuning, Oy 50. Tatiott ing. At any time after Harding and Coolidge take up the ‘tasks as chief executives of the United States, he can make @ visit to the capltol at would be received as befits a po- tentate, eee The proudest, most prominent-to- be, likewise envied person in the West is Frank La Montagne, who grew up with Calvin C. Coolidge in his home town of Northampton, Massachusetts, Since the time, way back In the early "80s, when he and “Cal” first walked up the road to the little red schoolhouse on Main street, North- ampton, to the present day, Mr. La Montagne and Vice President-olect Coolidge have been steadfast friends. “Yes,” says the one who knows Coolidge as he does his own broth- ers, “Mr. Coolidge is a fine man, fair and square to the last inch and he well deserves the vice presidency, 1 know he will prove more than capa- ble of administering the duties with which the people have entrusted jam” “Cor. 533 Wome: Mistedere etoiheck; treats men Razor Blades Sharpened Spapgenbers, Cutlery, 1407 4th ave, Rug Weaving and Soa Art Vig Wiiin, 81t Union, Sewing Machine ao FAMILY SEWING MACHINES Ts- paired. Beacon 962, indow Cleaning — RRO “ADE WINDOW CLIANING Co. Main 3656, Washington, if he is wont to, and he | | Sporta aboard ship will include target practice, baseball, football, | boxing, basketball, boat races, fenc- ing and track, ‘The California has been more than ltour years in building. When fin- ished she will weigh 32,000 tons and will have 28,000 horsepower. Her | weight, if reptesented in a bar of iron weighing one pound to the foot, would form a band reaching from} the North to the South pole, with | Gospel Songs and Sandwiches Make Men of Old Bums Bong after song—all the good, old for things as we go along. Then he outlined the program of the Volunteers of America in their “We are going to start a free em- ployment bureau, too, that will be of real service to all of you who are out of work,” the colonel said. “That, I think, is ome of the biggest needs im Seattle today.” . The two bums—no, they were not bums any more; they were men with ® mew hope for the future in their hearts. The two olf men came out of the room together, “Believe me, I'm going to get a job helping them fix up that place,” said one of them. einging was the thing I've needed and couldn't get. eee The ditty employment office sys there are 10,000 men out of work in Seattle this winter, The Volunteers of America are striving to help the ones in this army of unemployed who are hungry. Al Finds Man in Seattle Who ol With Coolidge This truly personal friend of Cal- vin C. Coolidge speaks nonchalantly of the honor which is-his. However, he is proud—proud of Coolidge and proud of the fact that he is a friend of his. t was Coolidge’s greatest ambi tion,” Mr. La Montagne recounts, “to hold the position of president. |He has nearly achieved that aim, Everyone who knows him is proud of him. He is a self-made man. | “At school he was the brightest jStudent. Always did be seek more | knowledge. Giving up many sports | at times in order to study, He knew saw to it that he got one. Not hav- worked his way thru.” eee Coolidge was brought up in an educational environment. ,In North- ampton alone there are a great num- ber of schools and colleges. Smith college in the city and Amos college near by, being the largest. The Williston Seminary and the Burnam school are two others of Northamp- ton's higher schools. ' “It was natural, then, that Cool- idge should seck knowledge with all) the institutions of learning surround. ing him,” says Mr. La Montagne, eee “Mr. Coolidge makes many friends. Party lines make no difference. He has friends of both republicans and democrats. Democrats have time and again rallied, to his support when he was rufning for somo af \ the value of an education and he | ing the funds to go to college he} to the future flagship of the Pacific fle et, the $30,000,000 superdreadnaught California. Inset, bear enough fn addition to reach from Maine to Florida. From the crow’s nest at the top of the mast to the level of the water measures 120 feet, equal in height to a 10-story build ing. Her of] tanks wil carry a milion the factories, lighting and railways | of @ city of 100,000 people. CITY. FIGHTS JAP LICENSES Starts Counter Move on Show-Cause Order employmeht business. DRUSSELS, Nov. %5.—Dr the Belgian bacteriologist, has ered @ cure for footand-mouth dis ease. Tho results of recent etpere ments are said t be surprising. cure is not a serum, but a drug. ASTRONOMICAL Bil—So you by starlight? ‘Will—Yes; and she accepted in @& twinkling, POON ne nanan fice in Massachusetts. He has @ strong personality. Tho a democrat, — myself, 1 would support Coolidge first.” “Coolidge has had a remarkable career,” relates Mr. La Montagne, \“He started out as a lawyer and a9 did he win the favor of the people that he gradually won public office after public office. From alderman in Northampton he went thru lists of city councilman, mayor, legislature and then governor, jis just finishing his second term tm | that office.” . A singular fact to which Mr, Ta” | Montagne referred was that Coolidge — has never yet been defeated in rum ning for a public office, “The people in Massachusetts have confidence in him and place aes trust in him,” concluded Cool! bosom friend. “And aa he assured that they have indeed, a fine man, a real for the high position of vice dent.” eee ‘That's one man's (a person whe | knew Coolidge as a boy and as | man) opinion of the vice caeat on the tienen wiaieec ar ae lea, Calvin G Coolidge,