The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 28, 1922, Page 7

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY | tinoes One tion, former Senator William Kenyon, which he said his farewell politics. ment has practically died out sin the Harding administration c into power, next election,” Kenyon sakl, “I expect to see many of the re actionary members defeated by progressives.” SPECIAL TOMORROW Baked Neodies and Gratin, Breed and In the c COLEGROVE EGYPTIAN KITCHEN, 1534 Third Ave. AUTO KITCHEN, Fooo sHor 110 Pike s¢. be at IN PMIsTORY. or AMERICAN sTAGE MAIL owpERs Now Nights . ‘Wednesda. Saturday Be te $3.50 We to ae ince, Se te $2.00 Pine Tax ‘ 3 | METROPOLITAN : Bex Office Sate Thured: wooowarp THEATER THIRD AT MADISON Phene Elliett 2566 0. D. WOODWARD Presests HAZEL WHITMORE Supported by ALEXIS B. LUCE ‘The Rese of the Rancho’ maATS. WED. SAT. SUN. All Seats 25e Nights, 50e-35¢ NEXT “SCANDAL’ WEEK Long Term mi Kenyon wouldn't advise young cont on the first syllable. * in ; ‘ | mien ep out ot penile Mia tha. Public to Decide ernor Asks $82,500 cree le the remedy? he wa a re le a great opportunity for ‘ hapistnttiiis te ©. atts exvtetea:| It means—outakirta, environs 0 anne, and the censitiation,” he [tM and a great Deed—for the] prescsar te torus 9660000 worth of By Hal Armstrong Wile tee, Gear tek Soon te tan ee a eee. Asking Garages of $82,500, Mims sakd, “to provide one term for | "8h kind of men,” bol anid. Be general bonds to complete the Mont ia eae ony been crapping that? It comes trom—French “porales.”| anna Mactachern has brought @uit jadvise a young man to get on his|inne etagiom beldoe il be one ju for a moni 1e ola mabey oc benkéanttn pice D ob tpt Senato Tell. senators and representatives. | rect financially if postible before|tmun ee the ve Tete at the cite ston, he first day out of bed, and ho nak Ce See “ a in superior court against ae 4 Retiring Senator CUS) Give a senator 10 years, a rep | foot Ananolally It Pe upon by the veters icity ele) van aitting In the deep rocker |POrable, for ohe month's ase of city) It's used Uke this—Many four-|er, J. A. MacKachern, whown! 56 " A ing ir public life ion 2 2 6 ol pounell deci mt nenae : How to Cure resentative six, Make them in |” He aaid it tant necessary to be p+ cand , the elty coun id wrapped in a blanket, looking out — current, and was stricken) quyshers and upstarta move In the | charges with having raftroaded bee | being unable to live on their | posals to abolish the department of can® 4 d bet ——— r wa Northwest salarios be poppyeock. They can | public utilities and to make the mu-| Picked wp hls accumulated mall. | "en minvioe tne, tall ee PARRA cial Peres “ Pos . ere were wevers e RITUALISTIC CONTEST : méiechenid Feb. 28-—IRe Products not fly high soclally, but If they | nicipal treet railway @ separate de. Pion and last a bill of account| ment employes were discouraging “sad wae tion and standpatism are due for @ jolt In the coming senatorial elec lowa, predicted just before he left Washington, in an interview | Kenyon said there was no ground | for the suggestion, heard in some quarters, that the progressive move. “I look for great changes in the senate as the result of the ‘The Iowan, for years an outstand. tng leader among progressives, bad just quit the senate to become Judge Restaurants Pike and Broadway ececsenorcaceey COMING SUNDAY ] March S—One Week | mam 28, 1922. THE SEATTLE STAR ae avis ces'.752 [PEOPLE TO VOTE \C. Attle Rises From LEARN A WORD INCARCERATED, “arp mae wo ex ose cower oe! ONBRIDGE ATU’) Bed of Sickness to \****—*"J SUES BROTHER os,” salt Kenyon. nat a ponath of | social cordon which hems con: | polit the =_— Woman Candidate for Gov- Council Decides to Permit It's pronounced—purr-loo with ao Be Dealt Hard Blow thru the front windows upon Lake Union and the 44 wooden halls bathed in the sunlight, He tho “All this talk abou officials rich, = Other important measures that wit C. Attle went on: Porlicus of high mociety,” that 1s, | to the state insane asylum a Redre |) Woolley, where ehe was held far “How they can figure we burned that much jules I be submitted to popular vote are pro- about the edge of society. are here to work they can get along.” Kenyon leaned out to wateh an partment, Jefferson, Clallam, Kitaap and Island ‘The decision of the councl was to be formally ratified at a special sen. for governor on the [ticket im 1920. In her | people from buying electric appli-| tall Fee nee ne cy At lances for thelr homes, but I didn‘t|county eagles will be held Wednes- | Seattle lighting department, C, At- bs tle tore open the envelope and read. | Place any #tock in the story. But,/day at 8 p. m. at Seattle Aerie No. 1,| flied Friday, #he alleges she airplane that hummed by. sion Tuesday. new yen : 3 ome Slo ans | “1 fel av free as that," he eald| The Fitegerald charter amendment, | BRACES HER pi RECAINS area Hg © No. 192 and Renton | hustled to the asyium without betng “Good-bye politics.” which would make th or amem.| FOR JOLT ° b No. 2. HER VOICE [accorded an opportunity to have | committed to| mnitiiinans ber of the city council, giving him “Oh, lady? he orted, end as Mra. | Jury trial. She was Here Are Some of a vota but depriving him of a veto,| Attn came in from the other room, | Mrs. Attle had at last regnined| Attlo interposed, “put |tober , 1917, and released . OOR L VL GIRLS, was withdrawn, Fitagerald sald he|added, “Set yourself for the full| ber vol But.” Mrs. Attle finished the/i2, 1919, Man y Which NO ROLLED SOX } 14.22 believe the coming elections, | force of the blow.” “I never heard of much extortion?’ | pentence for him. “this will be the! Miss MacHachern charges ¢hat) os B 4D SOA with a big list of candidates and a| “Blow? rhe exclaimed, “Never! We live in| last time city light gouges us I'm| shortly after #he had secured ce WwW ere Received | SAN FRANCISCO, Feb, 24—Au-| number of important measures, was| “Yea, blow," C, Attle aamred her,|two rooms, have an electric range| thru with city light, now and for-| judgment againat her brother im stratian girls look with faver upon heater “and, goodness I'm an opportune time to present a bill| “We're going to go house bunting. | and water over, business suit he fad her placed in Today; Hurry |! american stytes in bobbed hair, but making much weeping changes, We've got to move.” known, few enough electric lghts,| “Let's nee that bil again” C.| the asylum. 24 | > i they have not yet learned the art of - - _— “Move—the way you are? and our bill for a month amounts] Attle reached for the donner. “Did| Miss MacKachern asks $50,000 Yours In | rolling their bostery, according to MEDFORD, Ore—Snow at Crater| “Yeu, before another of these cfty|to this! Thank heaven we haven’t|I read it right? Yes, that’s right.) social damages, $25,000 for | Miss Vera James of Sydney, in San| Lake breaks all previous records, [tight bills comes due.” a three-room house!™ Yor one month's electric juice,| anguish, $5,000 for business loms Northwest bomes.—IL I. Coffin.’ prancises today reaching a depth of 12 feet, 10 Inches! ©. Attle handed her the dunner. “I hate to be moving again,” ©.)$12.85. Good NIGHT!” lexpennes of $2,500. e Friday Marbor Bead.» « For health and est, Northwest Mra, J. T. Products are the best DeKay, Port Angeles, Box Northwest Products are best sult fed to Northwest needs. Buy them— Eatelle N. Hubback, 309 25th 8. Buy Pacific Northwest Products }for values that stand alone—Mrs. McCurdy, 4120 9th ave. So. Slogan Contest || Pointers Limit—Twelve words each; submit as many as you wisn. Purpose-—-To of using show benefits Pacific Northwest Products. Procedure—Write slogan on postal or letter and mail to Slogan Editor, The Star, Se attie, Wash. Prizes—Fiest, $25; second, $5; 20 others, $1 cach. Total |} $50. | Time—AN this month. j Beginning WEDNESDAY March First Beginning WEDNESDAY March First Look at the label and assure your- = self that it's Northwest Producta— Alden L, Carison, Mt. Vernon, Route 2, Box 205. Because they're Best: Pacific | Northwest Products outsell the rest. —L. H. Davis, 3532 West Austin st. ! Dr. Dollar prescribes Northwest | Products as a business stimulant— | A. O. Welch, 206% Minor ave. N, Use Northwest Producty—the per manent password for the great Northweet brotherhood—Mra J. make them; Prosperity’s our be- |cause WE take them—A. F, Pitt, | 1208 B. Pike et. You wil see your doMar agxin ff you buy Northwest Products—Mra, \O. W. Peterson, 1908 Fourth ave. N. | Grease the wheels of home indus try—boost Northwest Products — Mrs. A. Hutcheson, 532-30th ava Pacific Northwest Products bring Pacific Northwest dollars.—Marte Djangiure, P, O. Box 866. Prosperity begins at home, jotning {the Northwest Buyers —Wilbur F. Patterson, First ave. N. Buy Northwest Products, made by your neighbors and friends.—Mrs. L. Brooks, 7355 20th ave. N. W. Money spent wisely bays Pacific | Northwest Producta—Miss F. Pow- | ell, 1208 Seventh ave. | Let your conscience be your guide |and Northwest Products will sur. vive—A. N. Alkep, 6040 Palatine ave. | Shipments here, shipments there; may Northwest Products be dis- | played everywhera—A. McGregor, | Box 232, Tacoma. | Buy at home, your money wil! re turn to you eooner—R. Mann, 2002 N. Union, Tacoma, | Buy Northwest Products; they are | superior quality; you should buy at home—H. A. Bringolf, Jr, Lindberg, Wash, | Be a booster for Northwest Prod- | ucte; we've got the good«.—Mrs. May Hill Scott, Route 3, Box 61, Puyab Beginning Wednesday, March First FREDERICK & NELSON Will Present an Important Series of SPECIAL OFFERINGS in New and Seasonable Goods | |r. | AT REMARKABLY ATTRACTIVE PRICES AMUSEMENTS THIS Moor WEEK “» or Rn BAKDS ‘and Bari Martyn; vid Keene M ETROPOLITAN Vive Days—Mata. and Sat. MAY ROBSO Ds “It Pays to Smile” TWKE DARY HESE March Offerings, involving many thousands of dollars worth of newly-bought goods, have been the subject of much planning, during many weeks, and every legitimate buying tup. | Pacific Northwest Products mean Quality, Quantity, Superiority; let's do our share—Mrs, Hicker, 6426 8. coma. st Products by quality the North best in th entire Northweret.—Mar- tin Cholaas, Koute 1, Box 208, Tx a aa abet S advantage has been brought to bear to ensure value-giving of unusual every dollar spent comes home ‘o > hd cemt-ive. 3. Sonam 1900 West significance to our patrons. Heron st., Aberdeen, Encourage, employ, build, by buy- | ing Northwest Products—Mra. R. D. | O'Neil, 6642 8, K st., Tacoma. | First and foremost, clean and wholesome products, and they will boost themselves.—Wm. McClure, Gen. Delivery, South ‘Tacoma, | Always buying Northwest Prod. ucts helps this community as rain helps plants—John Gratzer, Orting. If you want the best that money can buy, Northwest Products will | satisfy —J. H Zegender, U, 8. Vet- erans’ Hospital, Cushman, The Northwest is God's country; | don’t knock, boost to the limit.— Mra, Hugh Welder, Route 2, Box 95, Tacoma, Our home consumption is the test that Northwest Products are the best,—H. L, Robinson, Box 76, Buck ley, Beginning Wednesday Morning March First at 9 o clock From the Fifth Floor, down, through the lower Floors, to the Downstairs Store, practically every Section will contribute its quota of good merchandise at much-less-than-usual prices. In each case, the mer- chandise will be identified by a distinctive display card. Whatever the current buying interests of our patrons—whether involving Home Furnishings, Apparel, Dry Goods or Dress Accessories—these interests will, in many instances, be served with remarkable advantage by arranging to participate in these March Offerings. f Greeters Ready to Welcome Tourists Plans to welcome the 300,000 tour- inta expected to visit ttle this year were discussed by Charter No. 9, Greeters of America, Monday night in the St. Regis hotel, M. J, Carrigan, director of the tourist and convention bureau of the Chamber of Commerce, urged the ho- tel men to co-operate with the cham- ber to make the stay of each tour- ist in & tie pleasant. The Cham ber of Commerce will open a tour. ints’ information bureau in the Arctic building. FIFTH AVENUE AND PINE STREET ND. -— Dry squad men raiding the Ritz hotel here for booze ind complete faro bank outfit in an unocenpled room. PORTL.