The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 14, 1921, Page 6

“1907 Sevemth Ave. * Matter Batered as Second-Cla Seattle, Wark. under the Mal, out of city, 60e per mo Ba the State of Washington, Outside months, clowns. only once ever: They appear TAR | Near Union st. MR OF SCRIPPS NORTHWEST LEAGUE OF NEWSPAPERS Telearaph News Service of the United Press Assoctation May & , Act of Congress March 3 157% sth) 3 months, $1.60 $9.00 per year, By carrier Phone Main 600, ing all departments, Volume 20 re that the two most In Honor of Bim { DVICES FROM SCANDINAVIA ¢ ‘A popular men in Moscow are Bim and But despite their popularity they appear in public six or nine months. s soon as they get out of jail. And they go a oe Here is a gag which Bim Chuck that! ing a single word.” ‘and they also are silent.” Wild applause. Jail for Bim and Bom. to do with them?” More wild applause. ‘quicker at subtleties than we.) Mearer to‘ | Kerenskys who get thems » such a little!—while. Moved from one to the other. EA friend asked him why he one of them.” [But bis friend told him: “If you would find content tn any of your | P leave yourself be! but in the meek and quiet sot defined and honored poetry, how many men know it when tt in, but when we sure would make us contented, we you must Yet, tho contentment has been what contentment we to attain Paradoxically, we st house to house. Contentment is inside; not outside. | Figures recently compiled show 7) Proved efficient and in most cas their place in industry seems There is now one woman There are 9,000 women in such f, stone, clay, chemical m les, electrical apparatus, ta, optical, rubber, sh Women who have gone into in ‘The old cry of the anti-suffrage Biome,” is being taken up by the While congress wresties with @hip, the French chamber of d ation. It will lose members by The war did it. The wer dealt this country. War dead ‘There are €30 depute @hamber will have about 500 memb tion's clearest ? tional biessing. As Produce be one writer put i % eonehin. DEMANDS INVESTIGATION OF BALLOON QUARREL Editor The Star: There & thoro investigation of tt ful incident occurring in conn With the rescue of Licuts. Kloor, fon and Farrell after their balloon trip. As naval officers, these mer 1 were conspicuously representative of | three the United States, that th i @hould begin, while guests of Cana dians, to call each r names even to resort to blows bring. to the service and every American who love ports 7 manship. How will the news be re eeived abroad that two American of ficers, suved trom the very jaws @eath, spring at other lke Pair of ili-brea mongrels? There are many half-breed Pers who can teach them a les gelf-control and manilin Who is to blame? We cannot judge from this 4) tin Only a searching inquiry can Bring out the facts. © Farrell was the senior member of the party. Bad blood originated : When Hinton wrote to his family hat Farrel) had euffered mora! col Bepse and had begged for death Fell insists that Hinton { @olemn agreement in writing without ; humiliation to each trap. on in Back to jail as soon as they appear. and Bom lic and which introduced them, to jail. arena and munches a crust of black bread. seated with the audience, cties to him, You've been eating for ten minutes without} od introduced to the | tru it Bim sits in the |? : im points to the audience and says: “What about it?| © “All these people haven't had a*square meal for three years, | “00 he clowns appear in the | 4 Bim is holding ks, “What are you) “We will har » After their release from prison t ‘ircus as two men moving to a new etures of Lenin and Trotzky. Bim answers, one and the other we will stand against the wall. Jail again for Bim and Bom. to read that joke twice before we got the point. You get it at the first reading it merely shows you're a little 7 “We have a better one than that to spring when we get | ots “pat of the bolshie bastile,” say Bim and Bom. ' And that proves there’s hope for Russia yet. can laugh about its troubles is in a fair way to correct And two clowns who will defy bol squads to put their humor over “saving” Russia than thé Wrange hevik jails and y come Is, Denikines and elves taken seriously for a little On Being Contented Jeaak Walton tells of a man who had several beaut moved so frequently from the other, to which the restless man replied: “it is to content thus mn prose things possible with what fortune has given us, like ‘And most men, strugeting for contentment all their lives, never lear That contentment is neither a place nor a physical condition, but a ritual gift that in every man awnits cultivation, A Woman’s Place > Fhe war Groucht a large number of women permanenfty Into business. that per cent women in industries now than there were t k for less & permanent one. employed tn the aoe en. } to every Bries which formerly employed chiefly or excl manufacture mechanical im- ading. All t of the home. ustry have gone o Ghat, perhaps, women have fewer hor used to have @hat wornan'’s place really is in the A Woman cannot be in an iron founiry a day and in the home, too! Not a Loss the problem of Increasing tts member. thinkers are tclined chamber a na. 690-member chamber will er fruit than the large Now is the time for managers to claim the 1921 world’s baseball cham-| | He who steals another man's purse very often steals more than trash. sometimes steals food from babies’ mouths, should be n command loyalty, Farrel, a man of middle age, with to be elf-respe craven lost. his coura death might | prolonged ex pleaded in ex behavior in of morale, an un hould be made t fault American ny other ven fami! three b of the Far-| know that they will violated a two, por lieutenant @onsulting his companions, and that! IRD NAVAL OFFICER Private x - aan * | TLOK, | | ‘The Home Brew editor Is in | the market for d old thing in t oF near oF alleged the distillery bwn't ¢ others. Get shine plant working and brow up a few cases of laughs, Ad. dress ‘om to Home Brew Biit- |] or, St In return for || contribution received, Home || Brow will award the contributor three free rides on Henderson's carm—provided said contributor |} can bi sald rides from the omductor x ————--# cee “The supply of rye wittiaky ts limit and, at the rate we are going will last but seven months tion statistia They are Mutely Hi, there If a bx y catch a body 1] Got thru the rye a body tell a body End 0° rye ia nigh”; © while there's lots of Scotch and mule Soon rye-hounds wif be dry, “ly keeps right on thru the rye. lamtte and her laddie’s ng thru the rye, dat ther they're going thru There'll be no rye to buy In stick te In seven montha 80 y up supply be easy when (We! ping thru the rye lf eee A Star reporter who lives up near the North Pole somewhere came to work along late in the forenoon th other day—that is to say about 7 re was frost on the trolley wire,” he explained. edged in a bit behind schedule. “The heavy ru he alfbled. “washed out half a block of trolley wire on the 19th ave. line, and we had to get out nbove the car.” Whereupon he was unanimously Jawarded a tw ylinder, ball-bearing, jseltetarting ciguret holder, ee A nation} A commercial travelers associa. tion wants the legislature to make * equip beds with nine foot ota. much | dispowen of the common belief that C. T.'s spend the nights in Pull man amokers telling stories. mansions and | one house content in| will never We think we that we sent in them. who moved more As they have than | lumber, of auto steel, these © is in the begin to feel and Men’s Black ce than i Walking Shoe 5. The next and the na $9.95 balloon. of the of the expedi did he uence to ust, the out among the as an offi guilty of But the r with the | written and trail, 1] ce with me| ibly all] guilty. Next morning the telegraph editor | Can You Imagine This? Goodyear Welted per pair TODAY'S QUESTION How are your New Year's resolu ? ANSWERS HOWARD EWI 2407 41nt at N *orfootly I haven't been drop since.” N. J. YOUNG, Lyman Apta: “Not so well, When I would do good, evil in present.” JAMES ELLIOTT, Washington ho tel; “Fine, 1 can't keep them off the Job.” HARRY W. CARROLL, 298 25th ave: “My resolutions were work ing ahead of and they give Jevery indication of long endurance.” WALTER METZENBAUM, 809 time 15th ave. Nu “What do you mean New Year's resolutions? I'm wait ing on the Chinese calendar,” An excellent quality of charcoal ts being made from the nuts. ll of cocoa Apparatus has been Invented that records the apeed made by @ locomo: tive at each point in a run. SEATTLE? at y variet 1. How w fish are provided by dustry of Washingte 2. Do you know how power could county alone? &. How of work in Seattle at r 1, Th made in 1920 th 1,000 were axked for her far hange, the cor ' or had anything a«matier Turning & pseraphic her infant and «miling said: “Nop you see I've or been married @ year."—Cincinnad En MAJIN SIX FIVE HUNDRED | quirer MAIN 6500 ~ ABigDrop JELI-O The Genesee Pure Food Co Le Roy, N.Y. BACK TO THE OLD PRI "NUFF SAID HERE’S THE PROOF Women’, Military Heel Lace Boot Black and Brown Calf Calf, the most men’s shoe values day. stores in thousand sold for Army and Navy Shoes In Black Calf, Black Kid, Brown Bought by our chain of Women’s and Growing Girls’ Walking Boots, Sizes 2 to 8 Brown and Black exceptional in Seattle to- pair lots and WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT - STIONS the fishing tn be developed in ny @xeervice men ont (Answers Saturday) VIOUS QUESTIONS nin 1919 During 1920 municipal street Bhe t the pe Journ were operated over 15,918,876|Jon th perating car miles. arone that 1 2. The weights and measures de Jpartment of the city tn the past an inapected 4,861 scales. SMALLEST SHE HAD A young mother with baby Ir tg Far arms be da street car, and hand cent come n this de ed « dollar bill to the conductor when || might have cost @ life 5 mpany, Compatibility BY EDMUND VANCE COOKE Sinner or saint @nd i'd venture You will find that you are « little of both) Get used to yourself and, as sin Learn to live with yourwelf—and without cormplaint m Of edible many horne King In this glorious land of the free it OUR SERVICE SAVED HER LIFE more arresty needing asked if she r SERVICY he LOWE RELIABILITY tf RATES call SEATTLE TAXICAB COMPANY glance upon DAR. J. BR BINTON Free Examination BEST $2.50 Giasses on Earth the few optical stores in the Northwest that really grind lenses trom t to and we are the only one tn ‘ SEATTLE—ON FIRST AVE { Examination free, Uy graduate op- tometrist. Glasses not prescribed unless absolutely necessary. BINYON OPTICAL CO. 1116 FInST AVE. * We are one of ° ra LEELA AAA AIEEE Brown or Black 4 $9.95 per pair | Following the the L. Wt in 1919 ve off ened and busines neoin Ku incorporation of un in the I ulo, N. Y early in 10 the three uted at Pough poie, N.Y; Port Je . ¥ Conn, were pur 1920, the Holzworth Milwaub I iL; M ‘ Kenda Ind, and Kast Pales ' re purchased. ner at Ottur Ia I Kansas ¢ Kan, wer . ‘ On November 15, 1920, the F. I elwon stores, located at Concord, N. H well, Ma Haverhill Mass; Manchester H; Cam Maw Lawr and Nashua, N. HM. were pur ling the ubove and stores mentioned adding to them th , of ite act year. STEEL CHAIN STORES UNITED STATES Warehouse Unb Se TO $1.00 8S Now Operating — POUGHKEEPSIE, N. ¥ ASBURY PARK, N. J. OTTUMWA, IOWA. QUINCY, ILL, OSHKOSH, WIS. KANSAS CITY, KAN. MILWAUKEE, W18. DANVILLE, UA. URORA, I ROCK ISLAND, MLA. MAYSVILLE, KY. y &, IND, TINE, OHIO, JERVIS, N. ¥. DANBURY 1921 1004 Broadway Le TSEURGH, PX CAFETERIAS Michigan Ave PITT . PA. To Be Opened tm 1921 NIAGARA 4 APPLETON, WIS, DENVER, CoLo, McKEESPORT, PA. CHICAGO, ILL. Sixty-third st Sixty-third and Halsted acoln and Ashland i a N I MARY LINCOLN CANDY SHOPS CANDY FACTORY BUFFALO, N. Y...165 Eaton Now Operating BUFFALO, N. Y— 2 st St ILWAUKE DENVER McKEESPORT, PA, CHICAGO, ILL. — a Sixty-third St Sixgy-third and Halsted srracrs@ aregit And Ashland ARA FALLS, N. ¥, + Michigan Ave. ¢ TO $10.00 STORES Now Operating i TOWN, 0. as Federal Stores Co.) 2. NELSON STORES (Operating as F. EL Nelson Co.) ’wned and controlled by L. i The L. R. Steel Company, Inc., Owns and Controls Steel Realty Development Corporation and L. R. Steel Service Corporation of N. Y. With Offices in the EXR Fifth floor, fi TIVE OF incoln N.Y Orricres RANG New York, N. Y World's ext 40th Tower Darelay oudway. Bidg., urt St Vandam Bidg Albany, N. 42D 424 Hroadway Ruffalo, N. Washington St Erie, Pa 603 Arie! Ridg., &th and State Sts P rgh, Pa...... ‘ 8 Keenan Bidg., Liberty St Providence 206-7 Kdwin § Bidg., 57 Bddy St Wilmington, Del....901 Orange St Scranton, Pa 814- 816 Union National Raltimore, Md Utica, N.Y Rank Bldg. 95-96 Utica City Nat. Bank § Newark, N. J.20. { Superb I Market and Halsey Lonisville, Ky indianapolis, Ind $13 Traction ‘Term toloratio Springs, Cole 604 Kennett Bldg. 217 Stark I Pueblo, Suite 204 Central Block Jacksonvil 8209-210 Hil Bag 2 Main St uardian Trust Bldg Reading, Pa Seattle, Wash ‘whICHS Hagerstown, Md. Hanover, Pa L. R. STEEL SERVICE ¥ CHARLES WEEC EXECUTIVE OFFICES—Fitth MRAN New York Gity Philadelphia, Pal7id Widener Bldg Boston, Ma 0 Tremont Ride Lowell, Mas#,..411 Hildreth Bid Lynn, Masa Lynford Bldg Cambridge, Mass 4 634 Massachusetts Lawrence, Mass Trenton, N. J Progress of L. R. Steel Co., Inc. Chain Stores Following | With rE 4 dx. Buf- | 204 Royal Bank Bidg., Torento, Ont 24 Munsey Bldg. | } nai Bldg t.| Vancouver, Bs 5.| INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT 1 Agent for IMAN CORPORATION 165 Broadway ) New Haven, Ct The L. Fi. Steel Company, Tam ited, operating in Canada, was ¢ October 1919, with ces in the Royal Bank Bince the xocutlve o Building, Toronto, Ont ir n of the Steel idea in com nection with the operation of chain tores, we hb enjoyed courteous 4 encouraging support from the Canadian public. It ts with com lerable pride that we render thig put statement regarding our present operations in the Dominion nd outline what we propose doing year that has just be STEEL CHAIN STORES L, 1. ST REL COMPANY, LTD, CANADA WAREHOUSE TO, ONT,..% Mutual St, neral Dintributing ¥ for all stores throughout Canada) 5e to $1.00 STOR. . Crown St seses+ JOBD BL « QUE ‘Catharines St, Bast Danforth Ave. 5e TO $10.00 STORES ¢ Opened im 1921 Granvitte et jastings Bt HAMILTON, ONT. = WAIST AND SHOPS +.-Crown StJ -John St IROOKE, QUE. SAULT ETE. MARIE, ONT To Ke Opened in 1924 AL, QUE. st. Catharines St, Bast . ONT. Danforth oUF: Ave Q St. Catharines St, West BRANDON, MAN. ~ CALA cDM jranvitle St. Hastings 8t CAFETERIAS Now Operating SHERBROOKE, QUE | To Be Opened im 1921 TOON, SASK. UUVER, Bh C— anville St. Hasting: ] ST. CATHARINES, ONT. * CANDY SHOPS Te Re Opened in 1921 TORONTO, ONT. 8T. CATH? MONTRE. ‘anville UNITED STATES Cont 5e TO $10.00 STORES Sixty-third third and Hal: neoln and Halat Sixty- Ti SYRACT ROM HACK ACK NX LINGERIE, WAIST AND HAT SHOPS ; How Opesety. _.208 Mi . KAN ss AG én s Sixty-third st Michigan Al Lincol syracuse, wy, ILL. L. R. Steel Service Corporation, Ltd. Offices In the Following: EXECUTIVE OFFICES BRANCH OFFICES Toronto, Ont.204 Royal Bank Bg. Hamilton, Ont....Heintzman Bid Montreal, Que....171 St. James St St. Catherines, Ont. Bank of Com'e@ | Kitchener, Ont....34 King St. East Windsor, Ont. 14 Pitt St Winnipeg, Man. : Avenue E Brantford, Ont. Quebec, Que.. Sherbrooke, Que Haileybury, Ont. F ittawa, Ont Jackson Bldg. Sudbury, Ont..Nickel Range Bldg, |Port Arthur, Ont Whalen Block Ont | Sault Ste. Marie, 4 494 Queen St, Baal, Barrie Bldg yal Bank Bldg ovis, Portage Ave, -12 Queen St Bosse Block Oliver Bld yal Bank Bldg Peterboro, Ont London, Ont.30 Pe, Oe... canes Bank of Commerce Bidgy Standard Bank Bldg Royal Bank Bldg -.83 York St Imperial Bloc® Bank of Com: Bldg nnis Bldg. Maritime Bldg. Morley Bloe! 1, Ruley Bid William St, Miles Block Oshawa Rrandon Man | Prince Chatham, Ont. Stratford, Ont!/221))Gerdon Block heston, Ont a! Bank Block “algary, Alta 6 Herald Bidg, | Edmonton, Aita Empire Bloel | Victoria | Royal Bank Bldg, Governm't St RATION OF NEW YORK joor, Lincoln Building, New York OFFICES - 152 Temple St. New Haven, Ct. 302 Law Chambers Hartford, Ct Asylum St. Springfield, Mass. State St er, Mass. ..2 ater Bldg. ord. Mass ‘ Union St ass.d8 Academy Bldg. Brocton, Mass . oe Pepe seseecees 404-405 Marston’ Brag.