The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 11, 1922, Page 7

SATURDAY, MARCH 11, 1922. PAGE 7 po CHANGE range! os reaaery PARKS CARS ON ROOF IN DOWNTOWN DISTRICT \ TERRACE URGES Maca wey, swat WIDER HIGHWAYS “A ONE HORSE. TOWN?!” “NO, A ONE AUTO TOWN.” Paved Foot-Paths Would | Lessen Accidents 2 One fellow finds out how to make Foom under the rear seat of an auto. Betcha "twas some small boy New German oycle car sella for Might be worth it | Wider highways, Frank Terrace, | president of the Washington Good | | Roads association, who represented | both Washington and Oregon at the | National Good ds association | held in Chicago, says the Weat murt \neoure wider right-of-ways before the cost grows prohibitive, as it has in #0 many Eastern states. “Our main roads are too narrow said Mr. Terrace, “for future traffic needa. tern atates are crying for | * ‘ reowhee i i: more space, wider streets, foot-pave- | The novelty about this three-wheeled taxicab, invented ments What is true of the ast| an inhabitant of Pekin, China, is not so much its freakish now will be true of the West in a| appearance as the comfort it furnishes the driver. The front Gecade oF leas seat is for the passenger, while the chauffeur behind ta oowpathe along the side of the | nielded from wind, dust and rain by the appliances intended paved roads will cost but little addi 4 /, mn tional, and will guard the pedestrian | in other countries for the comfort of the “fare. EPO Rasen from the many perils of the open | mange pacers’ 4 of the fu * it is today. ‘ ame 2 (ae the pedestrian hasn't. chance on SHELOR ON TOUR | Opening of Pass to the open highways, and he t# con Be Delayed by Snow stantly in danger of being run down. Eepecially is it true of children who | Opening of Snoqualmie pass will have occasion to travel the highways pa on foot to and from school i» coun be. delayed. approximately Svea try districts. this year, according to State High- “We should see to it that we get > Nora way Engineer James Allen, on ae wider rightsot.way betore the cont 'Month’s Itinerary Includes | count of the heavy snowfall during makes it impossible. intend to! M ‘as ne tote, a any Cities | the winter ¢ pans in expected to place the matter squarely before the | 37x5 N.S... 18.00 Ne War Tax MAIL ORDERS Washington Good Roads association — be open for cross-country travel By Given prompt attention. All in my report.” Seeking cloner co-operation and| May 15. Machinery is being assem- — orders shipped C. 0. D. without ae ie standardized service for tourists, bled now for the work of removing Five-Sixths of All | Manager Dougias Shelor, of the auto-| the snow and ice which are banked | a | mobile Club of Western Washington. | to the depth of eight or nine feet in Cars Owned in U. S. | is making month's tour of the) the pass ” “Recently compiled statistics show West and Middie West. He is ex the United States owns and operates | Pected to return to Seattle by March five-nixths of all the automobiles in |? the world—-10,500,00 automobiles in ithe United States, 12,500,000 in all the world, says Mr. Walter C. Datis, ‘ jeeoretary 404 sales manager of the t the best features of the auto New $20,000 home of the Metropolitan garage, Fifth at and University st., built to allow parking space on the roof | Pavis Motor Car Co peed with a view of making the Jor 90 cars in addition to the housing space for 80 cars. The new building is a striking example of the stringent need |, /Chin™ with four times the Popm | new Seattle campsite one of the most in all the large citiés for adequate parking and storage space. Overhead boulevards, underground garages, department | f ¢- | Modern in the West. - ’ | 8,000 motor cars. Lack of tran: His itmerary includes the following stores with basement garages for customers are a few of the modern features being put into use to meet the demand for! portation has kept China centuries! 11450 ang organizations: Auto Club space. The new garage is 140 feet by 76 feet. The auto park at night is flooded with light from large arc lights. En- |behind. Russia, with its enormous) o¢ yinneapolis, Minn.: Illinois State trance is from the Fijth ave. side. pei waoi-bd pgnyel eee tas tos Automobile association and the Chi memes - sy ay poodles 4, “'\engo Motor club, Chicago, Il; De wee only three automobiles. trot Automobile club, Detroit, Mich.: Automobile Club of Kansas City, | | NEW COMPANY € hy G SHRINERS BACK 302%. sn"Vian “Se Mw COMPA Cynthia Grey :fanne es == t H hers Los Angeles, | Mother Tells Why She Is Glad She Gave Up Work |scettion ot Nile temple were bury | "ction, San Francisco, Cal, and New York Concern to Sell| . - ; yy | pataaag resaiehne. the. arontngs of] tne, Creee Mower samotsation, POCe) Cab at $1,200 BY CYNTHIA GREY |thelr friends here lend, Among the questions which refuse to be put in the discard) Th Seattle nobiew arrived home BY THOMAS R_BEEMAN, = ral be eg ! ETROIT, Mare From 7 > . vidi “ | Friday, after a two months’ pilgrim waDin MARCH Tt, 1982 are » Maven 1%. ao-| is that concerning the married woman who works for wages. |age to the Orient, the longest pil KLAN PROBFS WERK tha ALL FAVED ROADS IN GOGD CON. | ‘horitative sources it is learned that WW/rites a non-working wife: grimage ever attempted by Nile tem. DITION & corporation for the manufacture “ : . RIDERS GRAVEL ROADS ae see er alnad at yioe| Hunting excuses for conduct seems to be the absorbing | pic Shriners | NIGHT 1922 4-Readster $1055 PIKE STREET TIRE SHOP W. ©. STANDRING, Prop. PIKE ST. AT BOREN Shelor will discuss the handling of memberships, tourist accommodation road-marking, inwurance and road map service. He will also closely in Maple Valiey—Rent ond erect | i wi 7 Mermbers of the party were entha laple Valley —Renien oad emmet-/ 900, In soon to be formed in New| occupation of some brains. I've heard hundreds of married | Mey their trip, declaring that| BAKERSFIELD, Cal, March 11 Economy and Mewntamn. 088 York city. It is stated that the) women tell why they did not permit friend husband to supply |tnere was “something doing” every |—W. 8. Coburn, rand goblin of the | Di ili Metin cet of Meats bane tir grave |Uemarel Diane ef operation esatem| the family exchequer. | minute of the time, Ky Klux K ved here today | urability Fahey wick "Dismeed | “Geoa | Plate the manufacture of a standard) cometimes i've admired them, as I did the veteran's wife| ee from Los Au. lcs on @ secret mis: | ongh on hill eat of Maple Valley, ai|t@xieab, said to be comparable in| ‘ ; sion, believed to have connection | Lake Wilderness and Mack Diamond. | appearance with cary of this de who lately told how she managed her home, and still earned, Northwest Indians with the “night rider” troubles thru: | elew-Fraskiin-—Good. Fresh sev! | scription in the $2,600 te $3,000 a salary while her soldier-husband was studying for the bar. | M in Mt. V lout the oll fields. | injclass. The price of the new taxi! «pur usually I do not agree with | eet in t. Vernon | "copurn recently announeed in! anna ems: oceans » mm | will be approximately $1,200, and it ine arguments of the employed wives. ||, bg baba wih receive callers MOUNT VERNON, March 11—/ Los Angeles that he intended to! i Mighway Oven eight miles ve [Wil be an engineering product! My opinion ix based upon my expert pete ee Me eeng aye ednesday | rhe Northwest American Indian fed-| come to the Bakersfield district and ome + rather than an assembled on¢.\ once Before | married | had to face Friday from 1 to 2 p.m. and || ration began a two-day session here| clear the Ku Klux Kian of intima- It im stated the new company an ine problem. I decided to marry and || °" Tuesday and Thursday from || toaay, to discuss methods of ap-| tions that it was responsible for the |ticipates the adoption of @ plan of |help earn our home 11 & m. to 12 m. each week. Please |! ronching the United States govern-| numerous night raids and terror Rowsh spots nm © diffe cith do not come at other ti |operation for the different cities Of «a6 1 kept on at the office, and Hot come at other times as itl) ment regarding Indian claims, The| campaign being carried on thruout the country, Nat Jacoby, now at b h seriously interferes with her] ,, th y r ths haat oc the Dinck & W ‘cay Teotived @ fine minry, but nome now writing. mtiang want the government to pay|the west side. 4 dof c D we didn't wet ahend very fast. It them for the lands they claim were! Coburn said a bogus organization, | | Reates-Rellevec — Pavement Renton to/©%, Inc, of New York city, Will conte a girl a good deal for shone, taken from them several years ago, | hic und e cloak the real 5 Ralph R. Wheaton, Dist. Seer eeer rena. Terenas Beste lie the arrester, . ; , eter : 4 ‘ a1 years ago, | hiding under the cloak of the real 5 os h 7 4 h h ave a year's residence in th df h h ‘ . In conjunction with port closed. “pewpert to Bellevue, tair ral oe hats, carfare and lunches when she and for which they hold they received | klan, was responsibil Gniversal Machine Works | .2: works down town. place where the state normal school | no compensation. One thousand In-| District Attorney Dorsey refused Dependable transpor. Aaburn-Biack Diamond — New concrete! Big VW, But doub I would be working |! dians are assembied. to co nt on a published report ti We handle the largest and|, read two miles beyond Auburn. Good Big arehouse to tes a hadn't whie,| Z have had some tell me that thie tee | mment on a published repor ti ves most accurate cylinder grinder || aravel beyond Also via Boos creek - oda, all eet hadn't whie- | 4 |that Coburn had been subpoenaed tation at minimum cost. in the Northwest Stevens Pass Highway Open to Muller Be Built at Once "ret '*t !t was coming to our !* po, and @ great many tell me that’ Brother of Mayor to appear before the Kern county Let us estimate your work. fiver. Rough in places a house and would require all of my |!t i* not, y grand jury, now investigating the Automobile or Marine Weodinvilie-Davall— Fair Work js to be*’hegun at once on a | attention. ONE OF YOUR READERS Buried in Ca ital night rider euleothe | General Machine Work Keni-Des Moines i recently, 884 $40 000 warehouse and office bulld His reception was expensive ur letter is vague, and J am a e rt ge . Pp ye : > East 1176 7051, E. Pike tair | ing at 1953-59 First ave. 8, according | nevertheloms, we are at present get-|lttle in doubt aa to what you mean Pew = af ete A bee - to the C. D. Stimson Co. ting ahead financially much faster |// the teacher wishes to get o diploma | MAx0r Hugh M. Caldwell, was burie i jeatter ‘The new building le under leqae to |they when I went to che office every the must be o year in attendance at |!” Washington, D.C, Saturday. He P.M.Fogg Made New A GOOD WAY rank Conses-| Rockwood Sprinkler Co. and ip ex:\come, easy go 1 suppose, And now |tends going. If she has @ schoo! in|some months. | Mayor Caldwell weet Civil ice Head To save on your tire bills is to excelleat. | nected to be ready for occupancy in|] have tim ok, our food ia twice | mind, she can get any information ‘© Georgia to visit his brother during} Percival M. Fogg, of San Diego, let Ferguson attend to them. ifay ay dal une dtd neil on wees she ines by writing there. his illness last June, The latter was|has been appointed secretary and FORD OWNERS t the! The building is to be a story and a But the big point ta t My If you will write and explain more . years old and at Nay ho e ~) his | chief examiner of the city civil serv on, due! o1¢ structure. 85 by 180 feet, of mill | hust “ : fully I ae ad dee ce to Seath was chairman of the southern | ice commission, He succeeds K. C. a half » ure, §5 by 1 eet, ¢ usband is more interested in his) /#lly J may aamstance Stem that chatter our brake ¢ im relight rate cc aio: pot : par ah hat vane 4 crews Construction with a brick front and work than he was formerly and he | ¥o™. or if you would wri to the freight r ommtasion. 1 n, who has been holding the po 922 4 Cc 4 ode dregs and cher | side and ef Ule. The con: {he decidedty ansious to keep a good |county auperintendent ef schools ae : sition for two years under temporary | (| Coupe $1495 FREE . yp hen y+ scm tel a to A. W. Quist | job. county-city building, Seattie, you wt Britisher Plans Air = | *»pointment. P : 5 ere eee See eee ‘ get ar rm ou nee Fogg was appointed from more The ideal car for the or further t en iret married, if things | o any information you need. . 6 P Crank Case Service Yor further information cali Main 6960, When we first ng T A dw ; , lees! $8 went wrong. it was easy for him to rape wi ri roun orld |tnan 40 candidates, after a strict rofess ; FERGUSON’ : petitive examination. He is Oe ee - - 4 we don't ike the place Who ts St. Michae c y is he LONDON, Mare Si ons | * ave 6 ninat e * ler EREUSOM'S | azzaes rawnicetan KEEP WELL mit! T dont like the place | | Who ts Bt Michael and why la he| LONDON, March 11-—Sir Rows | conPertive, amine, man. ice Station, between 22nd a - ; i can © frequently depicted ax weep: « fc aking 4 r 4 } 23rd, E. Union. Eight years at Hello, Mary, we can't go driving COFFEE your m™ if I don’t find Michael is depwted as ne trip to Australia, anr ae Sime place / ght awn 1. Im Revelations xti.:7-9, he te he will start on a flight arc cat 4 right « velattd F bh il ton a fit “ ° 9 icenris sake meee believe pits Sunt to o@ © LIME the etioke bedeians there's |ighis ageindt the @ragen, fie ape-| the world ih April If Winter Comes”’ Is r 7 Gar went ae. »y's milk bill and no more pay | cial function, according to trad will fly f BY DR. R. H. BISHOP a a om England by way | wi Bl 1| s ae oe can: heara enveloper for the wife ts to record the deeds of oll ome, Cairo, Ragdad, cross acia| Most Popular Book sta OY eee ng | not keep on working in an of he is depicted as sweeping over the America, to Newfoundiand, across | Comes," by A ie Shetchinuen, ; "j ‘ drinking coffee At} ter my wedding sina of men the Atlantic to the Azores, on to Lis: | the most popular book in the Tacom a ‘That wa 2 man and wife 2 bon and bac to Lor a4 | eta don. public library, according to the state is e steep and 1 have |%**!'y stow apart. At | a ——— | ment of librarians today. So fast are NA, ‘ Always doudtea fvening, the wife must | What length of time is indicated | time of the persona in a community, | the calls coming in for it that it will theiy wed tain duties. And in the very hours) by the expression “a generation"? — | g¢ nerally given as one-third of a cen-| be two months before some of the re 2 4 she ought to be spending with her A generation is the average life-'tury, | serves-eari be filled = an Of course they night does not in terfere with their husband 2. tho. dinate, bev. | Tat ne ore sat, and: th pipe sata family car —It insw erage that On6|Cerainment of a husband I another comfort, convenience and exacting employment, Both suffer pleasant satisfactian. time means little. Such people as a rule have already so drugged their nerves that they refuse to react to the stimulus of one cup n both must compete with paid employment outside the home “And the home reacts to the disad ob. I've heard burt a eee, vantage of t Peryons unaccustomed to the use of coffee will find the drinking of Ns men say that women Senne one cup before bedtime will interfere | tir #bilit yi n the bans to run with sound sleep home nd an office pe on. 1 y coffee drinkers showed that three or <a s series of we thee pada of four cups of coffee taken with break. | “*iness relations i serms proper to ing Chances on the Curb With Your Car! red With th | eee as esith muh, oe might be interested in sleep of these men 14 to 20 houra {00 ta agopt man's methods Balance Months descriptive literature on later, The effect of coffee on the ; a6 : “4 nervous system continues for a eom: Who would ernect a man to corry the 1922 Buick Fours, Zz w S 5 ; “od R tw) s | 5 ba ce oat on to agreat auccess—and do his orn < ROADSTER, With Starter and Demountable Rims—8115 DOWN; $28.42 MONTHLY O fill in your name and t that coffee will keep you | Washing. ironing, dusting, cooking n With Starter and Demountable Rims—®122 DOWN; $29.90 MONTH Zz address below and mail awake Is made use of by students |9"d mending? an With Starter and Demountable Rims—§150 DOWN; $38.60 MONTHLY coupon to the just before examinations, in thelr! moa opor'y fz SEDAN, With Starter and Demountable Rime—§164 DOWN; $40. MONTHLY (jp Is now available on the roof of our New Garage use of coffee in this way is often fol- | Certificate ° > GE at reasonable rates. |lowed by a derangement of the stom-| [ear Mias Grey: Will you kindly n fa ELDRID BUICK and nervous system of the drink: inform me thru your columns if a ! UP-TO-DATE GARAGE SERVICE Or fOr day M cunes the anu, [teacher who wants n tito certiicnts e ra SALES CO. ; 3 affeine, which causey the “anti In Connection sleep” ettect in cottes, ia also be A esedan it die coluinh. ean = ° 802 E. Pike Street leved to cause increased apidity of fi r his f SPECIAL MONTHLY RATES ON DAY-TIME PARKING! pees: i tas tie oF caltius te | eet ne at = oe, continued for any length of time it | , amas ae Ry fe und wh, 9 e rar an dar: rm dati aged | ae nore es Sagoo got = S n emergencies when it it is nece weme inforn: btain it at > f i offee serves a useful purp But reau, 132 w York Wash PHONE MAIN 5676 in all such cases it is used to insure D. C., inclosing a two-vent EAST KAST Address Fifth and University wakefulness, the very condition the elf-addressed envelope 0320 032 ‘ ; wakefulness, the very condition the 1 NAvromsed AUTHORIZED DEALERS os (Xo obligation impliea) avoid. | =