The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 18, 1921, Page 14

E14 THE SEATTLE STAR he modern |Opens Shrine’s | “Fairest Lady’’ TF) 99 4 . > aps 5 Race for Votes NOTES AND COMMENT FROM . OLD HOME TOWN The Pellingham Ray axsoclation;felt has ‘entimated that the Walla will hold its annual meeting in] W ia ley will produce 6,000 tons Mount Vernon October 19-21, The as-|of marketable beets this year. xoclation i componed of the churches i. of Whatcom and Skagit counties Dress In Style Prominent men of the state and hation are scheduled to speak at the Napavine Citizens’ club hag|ninth annual meeting of the Wash committes to take u®}ington Irrigation institute to be held Pacific Telephone and|at Yakima October 27-29. Polegraph Co, the matter of secur rn an exchange for Napavine, The| In all kinds of conveyances, from nmittee consiats of Roy H. Ward |cayute to high-powered cars, Indians Morton. wing thru Bllensburg this Many of the Indians are re to thelr homes after work Yakima valley. ee ‘The appointed a with the ire week Vicinity | turning Jing in the Ray Evans and Geor . “What Puyallup and Should Accomplish During the Com ing Year” will be the tople of dis cussion at the monthly banquet of |the Puyallup Com al club. oe and can be had on 7 ‘ CREDIT Great new stocks of Coats A state launch will be made avail- able for patrol duty in the waters near Olympia. The launch will be for the detection of fish and game law violators, new a ly] Vancouver is lucky. When It stages its Armistice day program it ee . ward, head of the de-| iL have the assistance of the troops KR Woodward, head of the de-|" vancouver barracks, partment of dairy husbanding at the oe S -| hag commenced the construction o1 cows sometimes causes a mild “jag a tranamiasion line frony Ridgefield to La ater. It's “Auto Home Plate Week” in Vancouver, Prunarians are going to eell “Vancouver, Wash.” automo bile plates all w OUR dealer knows that the best Damascus steel ever made is now excelled by the marvelous | steel of the Durham-Duplex detachable blades. He will tell you that Durham-Duplex blades are |_ made from the finest Swedish steel—oil-tempered, | } hollow-ground and sharpened to a perfect shaving | That's why no razor on earth gives you such | a cool, clean comfortable shave as the | ) Safe Razor Moreover, the guarded edge is your protection : against cutting. And because Durham-Duplex blades have two extra long shaving edges they double your shaving mileage. Easy on your pocket book as well as your face, For Sale By The Best Dealers Everywhere DISTRIBUTED BY THESE LEADING JOBBERS: COAST DRUG CO, 607 tth Ave. STEWART & HOLMES DRUG CO, SCHWABACHER HDWE C0., Cor. Occidental Ave. and King St | | ‘!% in aldlilon. Sil ewe Ist Bre. &. sae dackson St. ih oid ne nia 1417 40 | | tour records in ewimming. |China~-providing he can make the/ side let in the air and afforded a| Ms - * The contest: now be staged by Se Fe Re A teeth are | | a emai ner eine stare Loren. for the “fairest lady All contrt-| From the Shameen, an istand in DURHAM-DUPLEX butions for votes should be went tothe Peart river, where, in common RAZOR COMPANY | i | de my the Arena, plainly marked for the) With other foreigners, 1 made my| contestant, Votes are also on sale |Dase, I made the journey across Can-| sional high stand-—likegthose In any “ Dy [ : aked | furniture store in any town in Amer. Jersey | ®t 10 conita each at Friediander’s, on ton by chair. Three almost nal ’ satgpds; FB osey Second ave. coolies carried it, the distance being | /ca--holding pots and flowers, ati. » | Kour other very valuable prizes "bout four miles, thru streets so nar | TEA SERVED TO ens — | will be given away on the last day [tow that when corners were turned | CORRESPONDENT 2 én ali Counties of the clrous, The contest is aroun-|the leading coolle sometimes was| 1 was asked to walt a moment srest and competition [forced to enter the open front of a|1 sat down near a window. A is fairest.” native shop to allow the boy bring-tminute Jater the door opened and ing up with the rear to swing into! another attendant, dressed like the pean ry | . the thorofare. first, came in bringing tea. hi |Poor Marksmanship {{)iiics Ane Without a wort he put it down but Good Judgment}ox GUARD on the tiny table at my elbow and es: ‘Now and then the sides of the/disappeared. The tea was served BERLIN, Oct. 18.—A gang of bur® [econ scraped the very walls while!as always in Southern China, in a Ae ms : P lara from Havaria were trapped 19 & line jam of pedestrians brushed past/ small cup with one saucer under. "a spe t & J rehouse here by the police. The sdgewise in the few inches of free|/neath and another on t No ° eos * criminals surrendered after two haa|°O*® 1 » ‘ ‘ a nn You ertising oO! © Star cinitals surrendered atter two bad |space iett them. Chinese shops of |sugar, No lemon. No cream. ‘Tea i 3 | ed and more than NOW every imaginable variety bordered | just But delictously flavored Tired tn a sever-houy battle lthe way und odors of just as wide| With my first sip, the firt at ~eeErENeS oa ma A range asnailed the nose. tendant returned It took some 60 minutes to make | “Want to amoke?* he asked. | . Members of the Vancouver council are hoping that it will not be neces sary to dredge at the ehd of ity dock 000. apd Suits have arrived: ail reflect the dash —the clean-cut lines of the snap and line, Uhus saving ne new Winter season. We serve well-groomed men—men who know we kr cor rectness; ow their requirements. and The Morning Olymplan is puzzled jto account for the fact that moon- |whine is much more in evidence o: § dark and stormy. nights, | } eee 207 Rialto Bldg. Take Elevator Second Ave, Between Madison and Spring 3 Seattle Officers 4 on Army Committee Maj. Jesse A . Jackson, former} commander of the 116th field signal battalion, and Maj, Herbert W. Mey ers, infantry, both Seattle reserve offigers, have been appointed to the board of allocation of the Ninth | — army corp# area, according to a tele-| LAST RITES for Mra. Margaret gram from Maj. Gen. William | Morrice, 75, who died Saturday at her Wright The board will select loca | bome. 1131 Elizabeth st,-were to be tions for the units of the 96th divi jhe 1d Tuesday afternoon at the parlors sion. lof the Georgetown Undertaking Co. the Blewett pass road i ‘i say] ix restricted durmg the daytime. Ma Miss Abbie Helen Howard chines can only make the pass at The first—and to date the leading |Pieht. Road building iq the cause of -contestant for first honors in the the trate block Shriners’ circus to be staged Octo ber 29 to November 9, inclusive, is Mies Abbie Helen Howard, who classes herself an an “honest to.gouh Seattle product.” The first prize for the winner of the popularity con test fx a brilliant Paige coupe, val- ued at $2,450. Mine Howard ty a living proof of the fact that Puget sound breezes are responsible for the prettiest complexions in the world, for she was Traffic on The first clinic for Aberdeen ba- bies will open next Thursday at the Red Crome building and regular | weekly examinations will be conduct ed by members of the Grays Harbor Field Superintendent Hf. C. Rosen: | Medica! association Simms Tells of Visit 'With Dr.Sun Yat Sen weirdo mece © it, Palace at Canton Howard will appear at the Coliseum | x next week, singing Spanish songs, In BY WM. PHILIP S81) costume She recently scored a hit CANTON, China, Oct, 18 j with Be os at the mame them jthe story of a story—of an inter | In Mins Howard is an th Dr. Bun Yat-sen, president | or republic of Canton and of} Pig'n Whistle Old Age in 102nd Year GLASGOW, Oct. 18-—Mrs, Jennie Macdonald hag died in her 102d year. Her mother lived to be 166, while a sister was 104 at the time of her ath. [Dies of it, In the center, stood a vase of rone- jored glans, shaped like a lily, and era} lilies of the “East variety, and some marigolds Three grated windows on the two jin the vas tre ddition ama-jof the ave aA. White Owl way | glimpne at the green, sunlit courts | | outside, On the floor were strips of ordinary matting, and about the walls more chairs like thone at the table, some tea tables and an occa lforeign powers nee it the same ing much in so. A 10-Shave Tube of Palmolive Shaving Cream At the Stores listed below the distance. It could have been! And from his top coat pocket he done in jess but for the crowds, drew out a large black cigar, and { Presently the coolies emerged offered it to me. If 1 was supposed (( from the man-made jungle into @/to smoke that up while I waited, I | {/ i} {] hew, wide avenue, In front of me thought, it looked like a day. \ a M(t ({ was a great gate in a high walla] “A bit heavy,” I smiled, and it a Y ry fancy gate like one sees in @ Chi-|cigaret, NN \\ neee picture and with colors in it) The chap smiled back and axked ) like Korean Cloisonne, Before it, on) me what part of America 1 was | \ either side, stood a wentry—the first! from, He smiled again and left the of a series guarding the weat of the} room, military government of Ganton. | 1 indulged in a sip of tea and a For this was it—the headquarters | putt of smoke. ‘Then. the door of Dr, Sun Yat-sen's government. | opened once more and a new per. The buildings were none of them | sonage appeared in the room—an more than two stories high, They! officer in khaki covered an area large a% a city! Without,a word he bowed to me square. The walls were white-/and turned toward the door. Evi washed and the roots were of a deep dently | was supposed to follow. Via maroon—almost biack-—tile |a stairway leading up from the hail, Thru the fancy gate the coolles | the officer led the way to @ sort of headed at a dog-trot, the sentries | second-story balcony, turned sharp. paying little attention to Us @# We | ly and entered a large room similar went by to the one J had just left, but lighter, | OCCIDENTAL owing to open windows around all GREETS HIM jfour sides, Ahead of me was a long vista of CHICAGO MAN covered walk, with” parrow, white-/ AHEAD OF HIM wailed, barrack-like buildings cross-| The room waa furnished wery ing !t about every 150 feet, The | much like the first, and several peo: walk went right on thru the build. | ple were there ahead of me, mostly ings, emerging each time into a/Chinese. Nevertheless, in a’tar cor- courtyard where tropical trees grew/ner I heard talking and caught a high and let fall a very grateful! few words of English. Glancing in| shadow on the greenest of green!that direction 1 saw the faces of | lawns, An odor of jasmine, sweet: |three people-—two Chinese and one est of all flowers to those who love| American, Bill Taussig, of Chicago. the heavy perfumes of Southern | representative of a freight-car build- Mi me) 9c for One Box of 5¢: $4.00 \ Ww ORIENTAL 1,000 Men Were Asked “What is your conception of the ideal shaving cream?” For many years we have been making! the ideal toilet soap. We blended pind mir ys | rg ey poamietice of ame. millions o! iT adopted this Palmolive Soap. more Six years ago we started to embody this blend in a shaving cream. And the, first step was to ask a thousand men the vir- tues they wanted in it. These were their requirements: First, a quick shave Nine-tenths of these men wanted quick shaves, above all. They did not like lon; brushing, finger rubbing, hot towels and delay. So a cream was made which acts in one minute. Within that time the average beard absorbs 15% of water. And that is enough. This result is due to almost in- PALMOLIVE - Shaving Cream stores named below will supply the Free Tube on this Coupon AJAX DRUG CO, 85TH AND GREENWOOD stant oil removal—the oil that coats the beard. Next, liberal lather Next, they wanted liberal lather. And they wanted a little of the soap to go far. So we developed a cream which multi- plies itself 250 times in lather. A bit on the brush — only one-half gram — suffices for a shave. A single tube of Palmolive Shaving Cream serves for 152 shaves. Lather that remains Then they wanted a lather which main- tains itself without drying on the face. So we perfected a lather which main- tains its creamy fullness for ten minutes. That is ample time. This lather does not need replacement. 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Present the coupon for a trial tube. fp shal Wn ca can eid am snes cs nen ‘ets em dw 10-Shave Tube Free i Present this coupon, with your name and address filled in, to any of the stores name: a 10-Shave Tube of Palmolive Shaving Cream. It is good for all this coupon spews anes eee el climes, filled the place. After crossing two parsing thru two butidings, the I stepped out “Want somebody?” pleasant volee behind me, The speaker was a Chinese, but so Occidentally mannered and dressed that it required two looks to be sure, He might have been An American business man, a Middle Westerner at that I asked to see Mr. formerly of Columbia now high up in the foreign office un- der Dr, Sun Yat-sen. Mr. Quo, it was agreed, was to ar. range my interview with the Canton president “Fle is In Shanghai,” the Occiden tal Oriental replied, in perfect Eng lish, Here was a pretty howdy-do! I had come a long way to get the in terview, and the man who was to in troduce me had been suddenly called away, Something, tho, had to be done, 1 took out a card, “Dr. Sun, then. said, quite as if he were my buddie. The Middie-Western looking Chi r took the bristol and turned to an attendant dressed in hot-country khaki aml said something in the gina ular, The attendant motioned © me to follow, which I did, down he walk, He opened a door into , the left wing of the next tranaver- sion, LILIES AND MARIGOLDS DECORATE ROOM The room I now found myself in was about 60 feet long by 40 wide, The walla were of vertical planks, painted white From the ceiling hung electric light wires, at the ends of whieh were solitary bulbs. A very inexpensive four-light “chandelier” was suspended in the conter, over a table covered with ‘a red felt cloth Eight chairs, with white cotton cov erings, stood about this table. yQn courts and of these cross. coolies sat me down. Quo Tal-chi, said a} untveraity, | {ing concern, The three were talking to a jfourth man whose back was towards me, a man of medium height as far a$ 1 could judge and wearing a but ternut colored suit of some thin ma- |terial, probably cotton, The cut was |that usually affected by Cantonese |—that is, a species of military tunic buttoned up around the neck. As I looked the party broke up and the man whos@ back was to me turned and walked rapidly over in my direction, holding out his hand as he came near, I recognized him instantly from having seen his pic- tures many times, only the expres: sion of his face, his sad smile, his dreamy eyes and general of modesty, almost of shyness, were all far more apparent tham any portrait could convey. It was Dr, Sun Yat-sen. No More Gas in Stomach&Bowels If you wish to be permanently ro- lieved of gas in the stomach and bowels, take Baalmann’s Gas-Tab- lots. 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