The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 29, 1921, Page 2

YOU SAVE $10— TO $25— ON AN 2 EMPRESS SEWING MACHINE! join the SEWING MACHINE CLUB! TERMS $1 WEEKLY —THE EMPRESS is strictly a HIGH-GRADE machine—for easy running, simplicity, noise- lessness, prattical devices and construction, has no equal. —you positively save from ten to twenty-five dollars on the purchase of an EMPRESS machine. guaranteed 10 years —your old machine taken as part payment on a pur chase of a new S sewing machina. UNEMPLOYMENT | TILL PAY DROPS \U. Ss. C. Says Wages Must Descend | BY RALPH F. COUCH | ATLANTIC CITY, N. J4 Aprtl 29, —More than 3,000,000 Amertean workers will feel the pinch of unem ployment unti] wages reach a perma nently lower level, Homer L. Fergu won, director of the Chambers of Commerce of the United States, de- | olared today, | “Business men and manafactarers | attending the convention of the Chambers of Commerce here are con: | vinoed that wage reductions must be- | come general before the economic depression clears completely away,” assorted Ferguson, who recently per suaded workmen voluntarily to ac cept decreases at his big Newport News shipbuilding plant | “Phe movement is already wen ad. vanced. Wages now have fallen to a level of about 15 per cent below a few months ago, Living costs have gone down 30 per cent. ‘The worker thus is better off than he was, de- | “I do not believe that wages will | | descend to prewar levels.” | $$ THE SEATTLE STAR Oh, Thrilling ’Tis, to Scan With Zest A Scene on “Main St., Looking West” Cus Children, let us al! regard the Busy Picture Postal Card. See | / how it takes us everywhere, without the Cost of Railroad Fare, and lots us Wander, unrestrained, tll we are fairly Tra us Springti public Parke—and Cuba's Man frequently. t, is noted, “Main Street you were h vel-Htained! It shows pruming Sharks, and! looking went.” Winh Great White Way at 1s Inst in mailed at in whieh to Night.” And, Manitou.) ‘Th a ough say, “Had splendid Trip, but got bere y never think to add) the Date Sew Oranges and Soow, today,” the Pasadena Postoards say, while those from Florida tneist that “You are very sadly missed—you | WOULD enjoy the Grapefruit so” Of course ‘you would; just luck of Dough ts all that keeps you off the Train, * * © But why continue to explain—you know that Penny Postage Traf; you, too, have Been the World by Mail! FRANCES BOARDMAN, Scratched Husband, Mrs. Stokes Admits NEW YORK, April 29—Mra, Hel| “Tle was not,” Mra Btokes an en Elwood Stokes was relieved from |ewered, “but be was drunk all tho! the ordeal of six days on the witness | time and he was, profane.” | stand today When attorneys for her| Stokes, she said, told her te eat! husband in his divorce suit diaminsed | there or not eat at all, but she her temporarily, She was sucereded did not obey. on the stand by Dr, Hal C. Bille.) Later, sho mld, he was at the) named as a corespondent. Moth d@/ apartment of @ friend when her nied any Umpropriety in their rela | husband called to permuade her t tions. | ret urn to the hotel | Billig, who te Mra. Stokes’ coustn,) “You flew into @ mae, didn’t on direct examination said he went! your” the attorney asked, | to Denver in 1916 to live with Mra | “No, J didn’t, but I defended A. 8. Miller, mother of Mra, Stokes. | myneif,” she replied | | | He was treated as & member of (he! “Didn't you scratch bim so that famlly, he said. He accompanied | he spent five days in a howpltal and Mra. Stokes on outings and ©) wi) hus the carn?” theatres, Others usually were in the) 1 sorntched him aM right. I FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1921. Get an Early Choice of the New Kuppenheimer Suits}; That Just Arrived at the Cheasty Store—They Are Priced at partion, he sald. | Attorney Smythe for Stokes quee| Mra Sinkes surprised her fms Honed Mra. Stokes yeuterday as t0| band’s attorneys when, in an effort | | nope 1 aid.” ! her temper, recalling two alleged! to show Htoker Mberality, he asked seenes between her and Stokes. One if she did not have an allowance $40-$45-$50 ~ $55 Beautiful gray checks, plaids, etc., in virgin wool fabrics, | nest with thin | Landlord Problem Saas =~ Is an Ancient One was her refusal to oat at the same of $500 month table with her husband's brother,| «tr wee moce age | Tom. | $1,800 & month.” whe maid. “Wasnt he a parntytic®” the at) 4 then tentified that he j werner sated. mot eid ter teat amount bet hed] IY ST-STUDY WIM AW OXPERT javeraged $847 a month. Hall BrgnesGllege emit StarrTr.ie She said she spent some ef her/ am | own moary on the children. | For Expectant Mothera || Osep By Tunee Geneearions |] omre we sooniey 0 wotmesnoee soe paev, rang Dasomsis Raee.sr08 Co. PAM. 6-0. BTLASTA Oty | Spend your | where it will) come back to you. 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Between Pike and Union he wanted to buy it Joonch, half passenger, half frei The road has a genera] auditor and | The train never runs on sched general freight solicitor. | P. S—The combination coach: Shippers arrange for thelr damages | borrowed from another road, vefore they load their freight. They _————_—___— | J | sty they don’t want to wade thru red tape to collect. SHIPPERS FIX DAMAGES FIRS $2.50 cusses 5, Sh DR. 3. R. BINYON . Free Examination NEWARK, N. J. April BEST ee | The legislature once voted patated b/d ny was ae ‘i Mroad | to rehabilitate the lina ‘The money | Plo! y three women on a | es a Real Ral d never reached the railroad. Now the) Win @ stubborn male member for All That legislature is trying to find where |to their way of thinking. ‘The the money went. ‘involved a property dispute AUSTIN, Texas, “Apri 29.—A ler- The road boasts @ combination | final verdict was not guilty.’ iniative investigating committee has found a good joke. 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