The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 5, 1922, Page 8

January Clearance Shoe Sale! Newest style Ladies’ Oxfords and Strap Pumps in brown and patent leather, low walking heels. Now Only $4.85 Ladies’ Lace Boots, Cuban heels, now priced ~ At $5.85, $6.85, $7.85 (Values up to $13.50) ‘Our Men’s Shoes and Children’s Shoes also greatly reduced. The Symonds Shoe Co.,isx 316 Pine St. —1| Acts as Own Lawyer, \Is Convicted by Jury Sao wee James Rutler, colored, who availed himeeit of the privilege to act aa hin » attorney in bis trial on grand arceny charges In superior court proved & good talker Wednenday, and made a creditable appearance be. fore the jury But, unfortunately, the faota were against him, and the jurors returned in 15 minutes with @ verdict of guilty GS APRCTRED caries Le Ctepe ent dye Corts, Wee wate & eit whee ys fore cpeed powedl, beams oiled farexgh @ wulbed @ émy deve deol detey, Cot BO quietly. Pestty equines Go cumepgame ae oma Coll, Bapeed oo AB: Romded mmmdy te feo grumatem didn om Quctaet fo ant Cuma raf ten tenia Gh MPD oes red und dgastern (41 48 Drege 30 Cant 0 ee com core om Editor ‘he Star Ma year after year, I got ft thinkin’ ef all o usd make the THE SEATTLE STAR Some More Letters | From Star Readers | One Resolution for Us All sume resolution! ‘t' love my neighbor | Living on $90 Not So Ba | Baditor The Star: Here if a line to “Constant Read-| why can't you tive on $90 per month?! er” about not being able to live on $90 « month. ‘There is a mill here tn Bafard that | pays, | think, $2.00 per day to its men. (They're worth more, tho.) They have heavy clothes to buy for winter, and gloves and rain hats, I way, if they have to live on $2.50 | ja day and keep a family of ehfdren Bur tt takes the $90 a month men |to have to live and pay rept and get are worseoff ones than themaelves |It's « hard winter, and I may you're lucky to get your $90 check; lots are jetting nothing ANOTHER STAR READER. Shibusawa’s Jap “Solutioh” Baitor The Star: 1 have always maintained that tne | ability to amass money does not necessarily signify that the permon who is euccessfui in this line of en- deavor is an individual of great mental brightness, Had I enter tained any doubts as to the correct nean of my reasoning, they would have been dinpelled the instant I read Viscount Shibusawa's state ment in the iasue of December 34, in which he declares there i# no ity, “That, perhaps, is the ultimate solution of the Pacific question.” Reduced then, to ite hidden mean- ing, the statement simply means, |the ultimate amalgamation of the | two races, the yellow and the white. Can you imagine a social condi tion #0 diametrically opposite to the age-old traditions of the white race? Can you fancy yourself addressing [a Jap or a halfcaste, as son? Per. | hape there are some who can peace | fully step into this position, but aa reason why Americans and Japanese|a loyal, red-blooded American cith should not tntermarry Traditionally, it # impossible, and so abeurd socisily that a comment seems superfidous, yet hin state ment will be @aken seriously by the |Jape now residing in the United Staten, ; Again, quoting the same author won, I, for one, would fight the son or daughter of any of the first fami lies of Japan or the scion of the throne to a standstill before giving |eanetion to the marriage of son, daughter or grandchild to one of Japanese blood. Yours truly, CHARLES L. INGRAM Declares Rail Costs Not High Editor The Star: Your paper recently contained « letter signed M. H. C, and in the belief that some readers may obtain An erroneous impression from the statements made, I desire to make answer ‘The sMicie is heated “A Teason | feature mentioned. M. Hi. C. states that his freight }rate, Seattle to Aberdeen, was ad vanced from 24 cents to 45 cents ewt., effective December 1, 1921 This [in & stated advance of 21 cents ewt It ie not stated what kind of “food stuffs” 60 a day before they know there | | WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1922. BARGAINS In Auto Supplies That are characteristic with Western Auto WIRE W: other way. Wire wheels very much stronger nd EELS 4 & touch of in- Just the kind of button many motorists h wanting. Nickel pl agon nut, which replaces the regular steering column eastic nut This places « horn button in @ handy posi- tion for quick manipulation. OF Words sesecesere TOG SPECIALS $2.25 | rc Spotlight; regular price $3.25 Adjustable Bit Brace Valve Grinder; regular price §1.26......0. 0000008 45c $1.39 $1.50 45¢ Duntly Timer and Guard; regu lar $10.00 .. eo oe —— aoe = F or ees C—) — eal ee rj a a | Breather Pipe Extension; recular ONLY THREE DAYS MORE _ THE LUCILE | CLOAK & SUIT 1 were shipped, but hat Race Oller; SMM sb sdGeueusous s saghaunahesoeee Why Food Prices Are High.” I am makes little difference because, while gt be rs aetad $4.50 | Rear License and Tail Light I only interested in the transportation ja 2icent advance may seem high at DMD aneeseonseedererroocsoes |. Bracket; recular 45¢ ossseesee 20c & glance, it bears euch a small pro Adjustable Fan Bolt; regular Quick On and Off Dust Caps, set o1 |pertion to the welling price ef most | MOA vesuixdalibesssdutiessSiqreees ZOG| a vapdag Mec. hisses "39c |foodetuffs that move tn «mall lots CRAMPS, PAIN under euch rates as to be negligible. | | Twenty.one cents ewt. would make| AND BACKACHE: 22° the difference in the! Price of the following commodities, | vies — SUPPLY — WESTERN AUT } Bale t Louis Woman Relieved commoity, wet price crease! COMPANY Lydia E. Pinkham ‘0 Veg: ag iS ~ TR eal Auto Row Store Downtown Store F etable Compound wee’ tatteons oa edad alee 812-18 East Pike 2041-45 Westlake ie |the particular increase named would | was bothered only be one-fifth of a cent per pound. every month whether {t be butter, meat: canned had backache goods or any other foodstuffs. had to go to the rate quoted by M. IL C. wt! Condemns “30-10” School Code | of our youths, who will be the q asl Rot lene than carioad J} work. My mother ment of various tecdetarte aha Editor The Star Absolute control of the hiring of) zens of tomorrow. If the “30- Jand hole fa ples that are low in value per pound| If the logic used by the various | teachers and all expenditures in any | code is #0 good, why is it imp ly always took move between all centers at carioad e@ucators in their efforts to control) way connected with the school. to get a copy of it? The adi : Pink~| rites which are & fraction of the jena |the entire vote of the parenttoach-| The method of teaching and the|af this scheme speak loudly in tw table | carioad rate. ‘ ler associations for thelr own par-| subjects taught would be at the| vor of some parts of It, parts of it ‘As a matter of general information| ticular financial benefit is an ex | whim of a few. which mean financial benefit to will state that an analysix of the ample of the logic taught thelr! Where would we innd if a few them, and entirely ignore the re freight rates now in effect between | puplis, the less they teach of it the fanation were to get into control of | mainder of the code. The ‘ Seattic and Aberdeen, Portland, Ore., | better. all the schools in the state as that had @ threeday loan of a copy land other coast line pointa, are low-| The passage of the vicious 30-10" bill provides? Can the public afford| this proposed law and fully er than rates on similar commodities | law, which the teachers are work | to lowe its voice in Such an im-/ its dangers. If it was not between any other parts of the state| ing #o hard for, would mean a loss portant affair? Have parents jost|ous to the public welfare, and of Washington. The transportation to the taxpayers of Seattlo of $155, | all interest In*their children? leven 25 per cent so good as its conte In the ameregnte, aa paid by |148, with bo possible benefita, | The freedom of this great nation | vocates claim, copies of it would It would mean"the creation of a depends upon the proper education|in general circulation. Very Are as applied to welling prices they are | political machine which would have of the youth. A vote for the “30-! yours, A. T. AXPAYEI 1604 Second Avenue Just think for a moment. "pew peopl ETT your Scnot Pinkham’ table pound Few peopie realize the small part som dS pene ih att gegen gs conte really fwere prepare: f In the cost of the goods purchased ie vrspeces rent een tat eek jand on investigation and the publi superior methods. The ingredients |eation of the actual figures in com. | thus combined in the Compound cor- |Partvon with traders’ profits would wo code is a vote for the sia , Be M. HM. C., may be considerable, but ERZESRARASee . a conditions such | be interesting. It might be extended ote et ary it heed to show why don! brought from Aus- troubling Mrs. Bthots. ‘The Vegeta- | tralia can be mold here in competition exercises a Compound - | with lowal coals, and why the price tive influence of the most desirable lof foodstutts has declined so much correcting the trouble ina character, |lower than prices on other commod! gentle but efficient manner. tien not affected by transportation —Advertinement. Value-Giving Supreme—Every- thing Goes—Coats, Suits, Dresses, Fixtures —Nothing Reserved— Cost Not Considered—Entire $19.75 - that formerly sold as high as $49.50, grouped at. ..... F that formerly sold as high They include Pile Fabrics, Plushes, Bolivias, plain and fur trimmed, nifty styles, splendidly tailored. Many other specials in Coats, Suits and Dresses all through the stock. couts either at all or only tn part. W. J. BOHON, 1542 16th Ava. N. Stops Ni ht Coushigs A pleasant feeling of warmth and comfort follows the first dose FUNERAL SERVICES for Henry B. Taylo¥, truck driver killed when struck by a «treet car Saturday night, are to be held Thursday at the Butterworth mortuary. “For something tasty, nerve Boldt’s | French Pastry."—Advertisement. As announced December 10, last, any part of the issue of EIGHT per cent ' Gold Coupon Notes of this Company remaining unsold on January 10 will be withdrawn from the market. 1 College of Optics THOROUGH EXAMINATION GLASSES $UPPLIED “TI coughed for two years without a day's or night's rest. Was told it was chronic bron- chitis and could not be cured. Foley’s Honey and Tar helped me and I sleep all night long. I will never be without it in my house." Mrs. Sadie Lay, Carlyle, Pa. Puts a healing, sooth- esezses 4 4D OMI TESE TSR EES 8c as $59.50, grouped at...... Puget Sound Power & Light Company Everett HOURS Dally 10 a. m. to 5 p. m Monday and Friday Evenings 216-18 BURKE BLDG. Bellingham Second and Marion = Sa anna neenE | Seattle Tacoma = ANNOUNCEMENT = Now that our Pistons are proven to the public, and due to our manufacturing facilities, we are able to effect a saving of from $3.00 to $8.50 per piston. FORD PISTONS, $5.00 All Others $6.50 Per Piston The sales distribution for the State,of Washington will be handled directly by the Johnston Piston & Ring Co. through their state sales department at 514 E. Pike St. JOHNSTON PISTON & RING CO. x Phones: Sales Dept. Kast 0535 Factory, Garfield 0333 Sales Dept., 514 E. Pike St. Factory, 27th Ave. W. and Commodore Way We wish to thank the public for its kindly patronage during the past four years we have been in business, and regret that conditions make it impossible for us to continue. THE LUCILE COAT & SUIT CO. 1604 Second Avenue (OPP. STANDARD FURNITURE CO.) LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE Cordially invite you to attend their regular DANCE Thursday and Saturday Evenings Durtng the Winter Seasons AT THE Moose Temple Cor, Eighth and University GOOD MUSIC DANCING AT 9:00 ee iene