The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 7, 1922, Page 8

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FATHER OF 33 SAYS BIRTH CONTROL BUNK HARLAN, Ky,, June 7.—Robert Raker, St-yearold father of 33 ohildren, has told Amertoan birth control advocates their “stuff was the bunk.” “Pye heard tell of theas people in the cities who claim there ought to be & law against having all the kids you want,” Baker, self-styled world champion papa, declares. “If a man's got a good herd of cows and a house, there's no sense im limiting the number of kids he can have. Raker is the milk man of Tar. TOR WILL AD BUILDING as Star Announced, Chief of Utilities 4 Bay! me ‘at the city hall Wednes- fs a carpenter by trade. He 1 been active in organized la | F circles and was president of the | Labor Council during the “What a man needs fs birth re lease laws, instead of birth con trol laws,” Baker continues. “Now, I can't say when It's beat to have your first child. Rut don’t wait until you are certain you're able to support him Baker said he was father for the first time when he was 17. His last child, Bobby, was born this week. Bobby's mother is Baker's seventh wife. period, need in The Star Inst Sat- F. Ruasell, politictan lobbyist, will be appoint. | tendent of public utilities. | was city treastirer In 1906 in 1908. Since that cedars v3 offices, his in. | deen chiefly confined to | ——————————E ANGELES.—Sheriff seeks ¢ Dempsey, hia brother Joseph | Teddy Hayes, Dempsey's train ere defendants in a suit for alleged acsault, by Owen Bartlet, «@ PARIS.—Under the name of Flor ence Lea, a, woman stopping here has admitted that she is Florence | Leeda, prominent witness in the Stillman divorce case ‘Movies Replace Brickbats When Hubby’s Soused BY CARL VICTOR LITTLE CHICAGO, June 1,-—Movie films today replaced the cure for im bibers. Irate wives, wanting their hus bands to view themselves as others }do, now call the cameraman to shoot a few reels of the head of the house as he “weaves” home after the cock tall hour. “We get several cats each week | from wives who want their husbands | | put on the celluloid,” said Watterson | R. Rothacker, movie film maker, to- day | “Just before the husband, a bit worse for wear, is ‘poured’ from a} }taxi, the wife puts in @ rush order | for a camera man. THE SEATTLE STAR Characters in Omaha's odd triangle, At left, Mrs. Bar- bara Smith Hall; at right, her sister, Mre. Grace Smith Hall, who became the second wife jof Roy Franklin Hall, who de- livered his lectures on psy- chology in an Oriental cos- tume. eee OMAHA, June 1.—Oriental oeeult fem and the mystic love teachings jot the Bast are wierdly mixed here | with Western manners and modern | Daychoanalysis in the strangest trl angle on record. | At the tip of this triangle stands Roy Franklin Hail, psychologist, and turban of the Orient, ODDEST LOVE TRIANGLE ON RECORD met Barbara Smith, attractive 11 Blufts (lowa) wociety girl and daughter of United States Circuit Judge Walter 1. Smith, at Hollywood Cal, early in 1920 After an ardent courtship in which the honeyed phrases of Hindu poetry played @ leading part, Hall won the lowa girl's heart. Their wedding was set for April 29, 1920. At the wedding, which took piace in Hollywood, Miss Smith's maid of honor was her nbiter, The two had been close pals thruout their lives and loved each other devotedly | Grace was a teacher of paychology lim the public schools of Macedonia lowa. She took a keen interest in the psychological teachings of her new brother-in-law. Hall began to give Grace a course of instruction in mental mysteries. ‘The trio returned from Hollywood to their homes, Soon a rift began tc appear in the marital happiness of Hall and his wife, Barbara, In January of this year Barbar sued for divorces, charging cruelty While the divorce was pending, she | became the mother of @ baby girl The DAY, TONE, bf ree. of Cement This is the Age of Cement. Towering arescpapers impossible without Cement, house hundreds of thousands of wor Great bridges and viaducts of Con- crete span rivers and valleys, Miles and miles of Concrete Highways are flung across the Huge Concrete Dams harness moun- tain torrents, supplying millions of horse- power to industry. 32398 Portland Cement is not merely pulver ized rock; it is a manufactured requiring numerous distinct ‘ated moctinaield and chemical operations for m re that ft be made J requires ft ‘oper et es dads i pales cle ss8 , Cement, an almost i poeta when mixed with and water, quickly causes the com! fer ony ma to become solid Concrete with a hardness like native granite. “A closeup is taken as he unatead.| Wh. swathed in the flowing gown | The writ was granted in April ty moves up the front stairs, Then | taught | Then, almost before the ink on the [he is snapped trying to prove to hin }OCeult philosophy to classes ot! decrge bad dried, Hall married Grace lwite how soter he ia. He sinks into |OMaha society women. Smith, the softest chair; another closeup. At the triangle’s other two corners| Today Barbara {= preparing t: “The fade out ts taken when he j mand two sisters, both daughters of |leave for California with her mother stretches out in bed, fully dressed |* lte United States circuit Judge, | while Grace is confident of finding from shoes to hat.” close friend of ex-President William | happiness with Hall where her sister Then, sald the movie man, on some | Howard Taft and veteran of many| found only unhappiness. cold, gray dawn several days after |terma in congress, Meanwhile some women members | ward, a stwet is placed against the | Mall has just wed one of theve of Hall's classes in mysticiam state jwall in the home and the flickering sisters after having been divorced | seriously their belief that Hall hav | scot eente deamme te ahaa. from the other two moutha, found the ancient Persian love charm \reeet either cures himecor he goen|, Here is the story of the Oriental-Ithat enables him to command the out again to forget how be looked,” jist’s tangled amours: love of whom be wits ; Great Ocean Liners ‘Get New Names; Look to Your Souvenirs! By Wanda von Kettler It’s all come about because of “orders® from Washington, D.O. |! ‘Twenty shipping board veasels, | Fare and 1-10 for Round Trip Por farther Intermation, reservetions or tlenets, — | | @all en, tolephors, er write CONSOLIDATED TICKET OFFICE 1010 Second Ave. Ellett sa30 SAN JOSF, Cal—Listening to hie jetandmother discuss his bgp oer ‘over the Phone with his ‘teacher, Earl Winslow, 12, peas: “t puleide by shooting. For Black, White,: Tan, Browns 111 West Washington Street CHICAGO TO FURTHER THB BEST INTERESTS OF CEMENT USERS The ambition end pride of Young America is to keep the shoes neat with 2 in 1 Shoe Polishes. and Ox-blood A good every-morning habit Shoes —to shine up with v jrtated Tuesday that to date only one hae had presented itself to his beard at Washington just de cided that, after all, the boats should be named after the prest- denis, because some of the presi: dents are dead and can't feel hurt, if by chance they can’t all be a boat, “At that tho,” he added with haste and @ continuation of much thought, “I'm not certain, you understand, about any of it.” An plausible as his theory may oem, since he is not ocertaisl, I would not for a million think of grasping it Real Estate Men a valor ave om tu Guests i = 7% Fran Sooo Wh ¥ Santta, they! ct le in More than 300 real estate men | were taken on m bout the: from Eastern cities were the guests city and then driven to Snoqualmie or the Seattle Real Ertate association ' * falls, » where a picnic tune was held. "bas ships,” he sald, with much thought, “were all previ ously named after states, But there weren't enough ships to go ‘round. Now maybe some of the states got jealous, You never can tell, So maybe the shipping five of whieh are managed by Seattle headquarters of the Ad- miral line, have been renamed. Nobody knows “why,” except that | the “orders have come from Wash: | ngton, D. C.” | No longer is the Keystone State the Keystone State. It's the Prest ley. The Silver State ix mt Fact ia, Jackson | they're all presidents. The Wenatchee | | is now the President Jefferson; the [Bay State, land the Pine Tree State, the Prest dent Grant. Likewise have the thres shipping board pasrenger veswels, |nailing out from Frisco, been re Also ‘either shipping board nor Ad miral line officials in Seattle have been given reasons, they declare, for the President Madison; | | those on the Atlantic Modern Crankease Clean ing Service helps to keep || for a fact. I know this much, however—that || the boats have been renamed—that rders for the changes were re- etved in Seattle the middie of April that all have been relabeled but |the Pine Tree State, which is due to arrive in Seattle from the Orient |June 20, At this time the new name j will be applied. | 1 know more, TI know that all apparatus, all ship linens, all ev BLACK TREAD CORD TIRES With New Features Supreme in Nondtid Jocuri © and Insist on RU ne COMPANY, vO, 1720 Bellevue Ave., Seattle your engine in prime con- dition. Safe— thorough — correct. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (California) eryuhing pertaining to the vessels —have to be re-stamped with the name of the boats. All crews have been busy since the new “orders” wielding the paint brush on deck and within cabin, The present linens, upon being worn out, will be replaced by those labeled with the new names. I don't particularly dislike those new names. I don't even care a lot , | about knowing “why” the shipping board at Washington, D. C., ordered he changes. But I do think one lthing about the whole proposition sort of mean. Just consider this: All those i shin’? people who now possess little TOM MIX in “Traitin souvenirs off the vessels, a la res ” : ees taurant silverware and hotel tow- AFTERNOONS ONLY els, will either have to have them } idered ou HAROLD LLOYD hy <a teats ‘ “GET Pcital AND GET UNDER” Cloves are grown almost entirely 7. on two tiny islands off the east Africa—Zanzibar and |the ordered change lL. F. Root, Puget Sound traffic | manager for the shipping board. ‘Shoe Polishes F. F. Dalley Company of New York, Inc. «Buffalo, N. Y. NOW PLAYING Fleischmann’s fresh yeast helps digestion and cleans a coated tongue IHOUSANDS of men and women have found relief from various digestive disturbances by eating Fieischmann’s Yeast. It is human nature to want to find out “why.” So far as science can tell us this is the reason: Fleischmann’s Y east is a food abundant in certain ele- ments which are necessary to health and life itself. It promotes the flow of bile and of pancreatic juice. It has aremarkably beneficial effect on the whole digestive sys tem. It cleans a coated tongue. Try Fleischmann’s fresh yeast in orange fuice or, ff you prefer, in milk. Men like it in milk shakes and malted milks. Women like it spread on bread or crackers. Keep your digestion in the pink of condition and your tongue clean and healthy by eating 2 or 3 cakes of Fleisch- mann’s Yeast fresh every day before or between meals. Get Fleischmann’s Yeast fresh daily from your grocer. v. 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