The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 13, 1922, Page 10

PAGE 10 ‘Browning-King & Co.| & National Insti Boys’ Easter Suits Just Like Dad’s Most Complete foys’ Norfolk Suits, 2 pairs knickers. d. New mannish n odels; beautiful ght and dark fancy s. Sizes 6 to syears. Real B- ps at $12.50, $15 d $18. Serge Norfolks, knickers. for confirma- n; dressy models. value at $20. ut Knicker Suits stout-built boys. omplete stock, sizes: 2 to 18 years. Overcoats and fers; medium and ight weight. Sizes 8 to 12 years. enile Suits, blue 2 Sailor Suits knee pants, 3 to 10 years. mdid values $10. Furnishings— nee Blouses and Blouses, al at 89c. e Blouses, ‘ord cloth, Kaynee ke, $1.50 and ongee Silk Blouses, 8 to 15 years, Union Suits, 18 years. s’ Headwear— mplete lines of h Hats, Straw Hats and Tweed and | plo Cloth Caps. We have everything boys that we have | Where Your Dollar Does Its Duty. Browning-King & Co. . Becond Ave. at University St. Seattle, Wash. FREE EYE EXAMINATION under the most expert su pervision. Glasses may be procured at thé Clinic it necessary—10 to & daily | and on Monday and Vriday | evenings. Call in 5742 for further information. NORTHWEST EYE CLINIC 216-218 Burke Bldg. Second and Marion New and) | Paitor The Star I wish to inform the pub! that the Erickson plan carries at the lot bos on May 2 r Brick ” tends to put the j8% to penta, und blocks him rfare down from the cite qounctt city counell will net pn ad to Editor The Star You don't seem to be fair and will jine to print all sides of a question. I saw the letter written by “A Vio tim.” ‘That letter expressed my sen |uUments exactly | It doean't make any difference how jhigh your rating or how efficient yo lare, if you are in the ring yo jean't hold your job In the Bremerton | navy yard A New Version of Erickson’s Plan interfere for the son that ever big business is asking for ive fare r block him in the ly ex 1 wish to add that Mr often attacked In your oc unjustly by what they are talking about MILES M, HOOPER Erick persons who don't know Another “Victim” Speaks Up If you are not in with one faction le the other yo out, lose your bh children go hungry; while slackers and pets and people coming from 10 | embroidering | gage in an analyels of the | to 24 miles are kept on the payroll, | Laborers with good rating, only a few blocks away, are charged. There i# nothing fair, hon est nor upright about it ip thoroly investigated VICTIM NO, 3 living Off-Peak P pitas Rates Editor The Star The efforts of the Manufacture Association of Washington in behalf | of securing off-peak power rates for | Seattle factories have been of such outstanding worth that we believe this association and its officers should be publicly commended in the prens, They have, both as an association and as individuals, thru educational correspondence, informative publict | ty, personal appeacauce at committee |heartngs and active participation in every method of furthering this plan helped Seattle to obtain these reduc | tions in power rates, Off-peak power rates wit! rot oniy | be an incentive te new factories to | locate but will be of material here Editor The Star I have been an Interested reader of your paper sidee I first came to Seattle, two Years ago, and taken an especial interest in the letters to the editor, Some of these letters are truly good; some of them) are not so good, In fact, I am unable to understand why some are written, or when written, why they} are printed I would like to ask a few tons of Mr. BE. F. Adama, Jr. Writes so fully and intelligently garding the city of Spokane seems that he hed a bad time in that city. Perhaps some one got the best of him in a deal, or the natives did mot treat him with all the honor he considered due to him: [self. Whatever hiv experiences in Spokane, it does not seem to be either a senaibie, or decent thing to write for publication such a letter as yeu printed, You cannot judge a town by a few people, nor by the number of pigeons, chickens, or other livestock on the main streets He also seems to ramble exceed ingly. ing the for the pigeons? cination? Or his town's various pet names? Or his general dislike and antipathy to the high school students? Personally, I like much. They are useful. So, and boas, ques who re letter? Is it his anxiety! Or fear of vac dintike of the pigeons very beautiful, and also, are other poultry, sheep and cattie. But the main streets of a city am hardly the place for them. Per haps’ Mr. Adama would like to sleep with the livestock, and have pigeons roost on the porches and roots. But I, for one, believe that the business buildings of any city | should not by them. and am heartily in favor of seeing them driven out, or killed. I do Rot believe thal many amall boys be infested School Board of District No. 1, Seattle Gentiemen Having been one of the members Jot the Tax Reduction council, which | recommended certain changes in the | Seattle schools which Mr. Cooper, at | the meeting of the board held March |24 characterized as the work of ne cret enemies of the public school sys | tem, I hereby beg the right to reply | to that charge. As I pay several thousands of dol lars in taxes in the district, I feel that I have the same right that any employer ponseases to eriticixe the conduct of Mr. Cooper, an employe. That there are secret enemies of |the public school system who are trying to destroy it, I agree with Mr. | Cooper. But that he has dis ed their identity, I deny. And that Mr has been the tool, wittingly unwittingly, of those secret ene mies, 1 now claim, and present | following examples of his course conduct Mr. Cooper has put the | Cooper or the ot have atl ,| ala to many factories siready here, whieh have had a hard time mai taining existence under high pow rates, avy taxation and other han dicaps during the post-war period, The Manufacturers’ Association of Washington, for tts active support of this measure, should reoetve the com mendation not only of the manufac turers using the power, but of the fcommunity at large, which will re ceive the indirect benefit of improved industrial ercantile and civic con ditions, BT. GARRETT. Puget Sound Machinery LG uty. | ifio Conant © } FRANCIS G. FRINK Washington Iron Works Depot Answers Attack on Spokane will suffer thru such action boys usually do not own for the pigeons in the business div trfeta of any city In regard to “decent woman” the streets of Spokane. I believe the variqus |strects there are much like those of Seattle. A girt has just as much jsefety on Riverside as she would [have on Second ave, here, jmleht be botheret at night ‘Trent and Divirion, as she might also be bothered south of Yesler Way. The high school students are lof all grades, ar they in any leity. Don't judge them all by two or three you to Mr. Adams seme Jabount the Not many y similarly free Ohjected to the «mall or care the nafety of a on near hap por meet to be worried “pus shooting” doctorn " ago there were Dinking people use of anaesthetic on the ground that God tntended people to suffer, and that it was against nature to prevent pain sufferi However who doct | ple that Who dingree with the rc spend their ventints | lives trying to cure those who cannot care for! themaeives properly In cone jthag I er jusion, I would like to eay lived in Spokane for ver ten yéars, and have gone Ithe two big high schools; I have aie lived Seattle, and several other cities of various sizes. 1 believe in free. speech and free thought; but there are people who abuse all| rights and privileges. And Mr Adams, in his cowardly attack on the name, reputation and citizens of Spokane, has shown ere | lack of common sense an well lack of common decency. ‘That lone thing he told in his letter, lhe told ne else of interest. | Reapectfully have an it thin yours H.C, HAYS, 610 First N An Open Letter the reasoning facu in & very evident p tion and monkey-tike No. The so-called “development of the individuality” of the child which system is in reality jand cowardice on | teachers } No one ¢ The reeult L-parrot in repet an laziness %. Social activities. the most pernicious of all the in th building up. it does, a social caste with all its i jabolical intricacies, which are lutely foreign to a democratic of government factors system an abs rm ive of also hold these Increase Your Weight t Normal by ~ . TANLAC The World’s Greatest Tonic It should} din. {20M With the liberties and happiness | ) | 894) tector for the galena and| 5 jing |neom to survive auch attacks by peor |audibility te )Yacuurm tube What is his object in writ-| solve the mynteriaa of disease, and (Consisting of a tungsten or tantulum | Advertising induces But So alone lone makes | |aystem also discourages and demor ™ KASY her (weriounly) who ts the lanient Teacher ve Do person you know in this nn u ought ol to. Who } lm industri studying, sits and wat t or look of the Ber (orightent Mins Jones aotivitte No, 6 of the Thin in tion of manuel] thru the ad other! ance of the politician which are d6| Mr, Cooper as their chief the place of inte . in some rh tom, ie one important The textbooks, be | mowt { wubtle instruments known l}oven @ cursory examination of the voit my of that) 1 king and view of | tive od go, dincovered inferior tudge | Sadeh ae common negative snd bird] IM conclusion I would beg that for ving the appoint @ large mpored of representat! nf | al! classes in the district, to make a| comprehensive survey of the whole! Jrituation, both in relation to taxa. fi ti scholarship and citizenship, | 4 is the grid leak—the con | with a view to arriving at the solu struction of which is explained be ,| ton of this problem which strikes low at the very heart of civilization. This TH problem national and local. J bees lhe American people have allowed) fT make g| thelr paid educators to dictate the lor stitt | policies of our educational ystem, | wide by with an absolute contempt for the mount tw judgment and intelligence of the par = courses of | *t# Of this country, and they On this mount two emall binding | In |ucceeted no well tn throttling the! posts about 1% inches apart, Take | cawinat | Protests Of their opponenta that they |4 very woft lead pencil and draw two jare how planning an even more com. lines between the plete and total enslavement thru the wround therm. pre Mysteries of Radio i Explained by Expert |CASTORIA | For Infants and Children IN USE FOR OVER 30 YEARS| Area parr Signature o reapon of the moral terloration of our 4. The Introd training ible for the and spiritual greater de The activities in the schools Parent Teach A nore polities bu nd a re # out wit Wh jow nt 7 Pr oe 8 ng) ou 1 machine tup - had encouragement domentio # tial fe dd to take ence & who have to have the plate batter t of the The regulated fr estos vbr y variable on of m 17% bye rintion of the expects the reap b on flow current should tual of the to ducation volte to 22 the master mind of the er education that textbooks now used will prove eeute ti lead of the B battery of the Thi incoming the nega 4 A battery forming the warn tial 4 they are parting: rather to reason complied with the infe to than nd retain ave ever dev in 3 to the negative } rnin training minds thru the din making a mats ye time © mea of the Declaration of Indepe or & contemplation of the tyrannies of empires and kingdoms in compart cloth houses: making cannot rafia at the eo t a: . No. } represent the At 3 ie the grid condenser of the crystal me | the vacuum tube No, 24 rheostat the No. ndenmer of an American repud! No. The al study system, with supervisora and directors of wupervivors, Under thia fystem pupils become mentally b and are advised by teaches 1 e#tudy at home, The net rewult haa been « lowered solar abip, which has likewise rewulted in the tfitroduction of efi study It inculeates dishonesty the pupil, who chooses the courses of study that y dawdie and play thru the teym, The 8 eupervin GnID K cardboard @bout one inch jong. On thin binding posts about | a plece two inches dara of an 1% inches | have or th ale no he posts and | wm of initiative and legisiative| Grid leak is shown in diagram @ i the plate; b the filament and the grid The pencil lines act as « conductor of current The fe to allow the nega tive charge to leak off the grid » that it may not become clogged w with chargings that will reduce the audibility of the signals alines the teachers, for it denies them any individuality in their teaching mothods. MRS. GCKORGE A. SMITIT ¢ 6100 W. Spokane Ave By R. L. Duncan and an aluminum or nickel plate en Wirector Rk Sactiiute of Ai j[clowed in a highly vacuumed glass 7 saertes | tebe or bulb. | No sooner is the radio fan set with | To change over from the crystal hin crystal detector receiver than ¢! receiving set the following are neces starts thinking about improvements | gary He wants to cover a grester FANS) A wpectatty made [with his little Instrument. He Wants lubes mounting to hear more clearly, Two batteries. He finds the way out By substituting a vacuum tube de Thir gives times the receiv pocket for the! $10.00 REWARD For proof that my “Perfection” eet Powder won't kill and ex- inate roaches, bedbugs. ants, chicken lies It odoriess and ha people A rheostat now TO CONNECT The connection sirould be aoc |to diagram No. 1 A lw the filament battery }¥olt €0 to 120 ampere he | whieh proximately phree ording rid-wide to ite nomical and depend- * results, will find ite place n millions of homes, hotels apartments and reste throughout the nati a xix r battery | is regulated by @ small 1%-| PEER, OF IOLA The LON! Slattery, the or- only distributer W., Seattle, Wash Diagrant Neo. 1 j Diagrem No. t distance and a much greater! Ampere rheostat—e little instrument make the that regulates the flow ef current) jeated, |from the Y B is the plat copper grid |tery—suppiying How You Can Remove Every Trace of Heir | Hut the amateur cannot It ix too comp nitery— volte. dry bat j= tungsten or nL in we (Totiet Talks) A stiff paste made with rome pow dered deiatone and water and spread | on a hairy surtace about two minutes | will, when removed, take every trace | of hair with it. The akin should then | be washed to free it from the remain « delatone. No rm can result) m thie treatment, but be wure it * delatone you get and you will not be disappointed. Mix fresh as want-| Advertisement, induces a first ze anle "SALI AD A'- lonce tried, Ff ee 1 BN mae the part of the | i ‘This tw Seal R. & H.C. COOK ed packets only Black,Green or mixed East 3383, Eliott 0350, Disiributors When you order a suit of clothes from Stone Bros.— you do so snowing that you are going to be | safe of the Richmond Fuel Co. 310 | for qonctenns | im the door, THURSDAY, APRIL 1 (NEXT QUEEN | JUDGE FINES HIS “FRIEND” TWICE |Change of Venue Proves to Be Costly CHICAGO, Apr of Bvanston John ¥ Lynn Justice Boyer conduct. enue.” sufficient disorderly “Judge la change of "Mave nired Judge “Well ! Lynn. 1 ‘To change?” asked the justice Weil, judge said Mr. Lynn, “Tt want to go over before Justice Max Witkower yu"ll probably want to woak me $5 and coma, Judge Wit- kower i# my neighbor and he'll go cary on me, He's my pal, what I mean,” It was so ordered by Justice Boy. and in « few minutes Mr. Lyne before the beneh of Justice Withower Hello, Max.” said you know about this? “Hello, £4,” waid the court, in the world is the matter?” Well, Max,” said the defendant, you'd be surprised. 1 got pinched for Aisorderly conduct Then I got jerked up before Judge Boyer, But | I got a change of venue.” j nee,” waid Justice Lynn, “I went you @ reason Hoyer grt a which court do you want the Mr, hope said want to fair tria “what do he “What wit pursued Mr. Lynn “what | want is a square deal, and re my pal, 1 got a littie pickled Latest photograph of Lady Racht ; ana — | Cavendish, daughter of the Duke of | “Guilty or Devonshire, who may be Great Brit- ‘Oh, wure guilty,” i ihe mischievously. os 4/ the Prince of | wwetl*' said the court, Wales doesn't select one of the other | ne. $6 ahd outs.” half a dozen brides that have been| ad fetched up sort of numbly as picked for him jt he had been bit with a mallet, cree “You're a hell of a pal,” he re Safecrackers, armed with « pick | torted of the garden variety, attacked the “And.” not guilty?” next queen “that will eaid the Court’ court more adjourned.” 12th ave, 8, early Thursday, after | entering thru @ broken pane of glass Experiments are to be made with They retired in dingust,|the natural tar sands of Alberta, leaving the pick behind. Nothing of Canada, to determine their suitability value wax taken, police «aid road-base material, E WILKES | Seattic’s Own Family Theater “Business Is Good” Easter Shoes FOR WOMEN The populur Flapper Strap Patent Now Playing ‘The Most Laughable Varce of the Season “Mrs. Jimmie Thompson” Hegioning with the Sunday Matinee “DADDIES” A $3 PRODUCTION The following schedule of summer prices will take ef- fect Sunday afternoon NIGHTS—Lewer Fleer, und 50¢; Balcony, 0c and Eb MATINEERS — Entire Lower 7» Mey Balcony, We and THESE PRICES FOR NIGHTS AND MATINEES INCLUDE WAR TAX Pump, with side buckle or but Hrown Kid, Heel Strap Pump $5.00 Black Satin Sandals, with strap and buckle; low Black and Brown Kid and Calf Pumps and Oxfords, with Good leather; priced at $4.00 ..u $5.00 $1.00 .. $3.00 SHOE Family Foot Fitters 509 PINE STREET prite ‘ Hand-turned, Pre eh price year welt soles; 100 per cen Broken Lines Prom STORES, Inc. Opposite Frederick & Nelson's and Ed giggled — public } A whole dozen for one person was just an ordinary schools into politics and he has es-| |tablished a regime and curricula which have resulted in the moral spiritual and mental deterioration of the youth of the district CAUSES No, 1, The training of the mem. yh serely as againat the training of Rupture Is Dangerous! Instant Relief ; Many Cures Reported; Full Directions and Samples | SENT FREE Junt because 1 have tured for years, and ha kinds of bungling tru and ap- | pliances, Hniments and plas- | ters withe etory results, do |not think to stay dangero been rup- tried all salves you have condition You may have instant, blessed re- lief, as ncores of others report, complete rece of this simple Send my fam | Pad doen ¢ rupture | its worst for T will send « absolutely free to any ruptured per- son, ina plain sealed package sibly you are wondering whether this can be true. Stop it! The teat and surely the teat will tell notice and hand it to @ send it, with your Akron, 0. |with full directions. No obligation | urchase. Don't let Rupture leap you in the battle of life make this test today.—Adver- tisement, portion in the good old ages. From sunrise to sunset in this ‘How He Cured Old Sea Captain Cored His Own Rupture After Doctors Said “Operate or Death” Nook Sent Free ‘aptain Collings sailed the seas Cor ¥ years; then he sustained a bad ie rupture that soon © him kept tried | Mis Remedy m bedridden for years.’ } tor after doctor and truss after truss. No results! Finally he was that he must elther submit ngerous and abhorrent opera ion or die. He did metther! He ured hiPacif instead made a study of on—and at last « rewarded by the findin, thod that so aulekly madehin , strong, Vigorous and happ Anyone can use the same method t's simple, ewny, safe and inexpen sive. Every ruptured son in th world should have the Captain ¢ lings book, telling all ab ctired himself, and how anyone ma tment in their y trouble, | The are They tp 1 to any rupture who will fil! out the below Hut wend it right away ‘betore’ you. put down” this RUPTURE BOOK AND REMEDY COUPON Collings (ing.) , Watertown, N. ¥ r send me your FREE Rupture Remedy and Book with out any obligation on my part whatever Name || Addrees ut how he| His Rupture | i satisfie een s: with it when it is finished. That it will be all that you or we could wish for in Material—Style —Fit and Workmanship. the bun shops on Good Friday were besieged by crowds eager for Hot Cross Buns. Whether you are four or forty, eat Hot Cross Buns — delicious, currant- filled buns—on Good Friday of this week. For sale by all grocers Thurs- day, Friday and Saturday. Showing a varied selection of attractive new patterns. As low as $50. pneL ros Sailors On the Corner Second and Marion Pi EON PRES SS Aton Ag The idea of Hot Cross Buns comes from the Greeks, who made spe- cial round buns like the moon and marked them with the cross symboliz- ing the four quarters of the moon, to be eaten in honor of Apollo, Hecate and Diana. Christians retained the custom, giving the cross Christian instead of pagan significance, and served them always on Good Friday. Patronize your near- est grocer and demand the wrapped loaf of “American-Maid,” large “National” White and “National” Health Bread. OCT Re | oF SS 2, BNE LES So La SEATTLE