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

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Second and Marion “ 5,000Used Tires All high grade selected casings, thoroughly inspected and guaranteed arerereeee 12.00 All Other Sizes in Proportion MAIL ORDERS Careful attention paid to Mail Orders. No deposit required PikeStreet Tire Shop W. 0. STANDRING, Propr. for anyone who It's best | | | | : | | | making here today nally | effectively be exerted could not | ne up by Willlam Jackson, prea | net contr ied nor directed by the} | id | paign to | Those self-opinated, addle-pated, thick-skulled boneheads| Prosperous appearance who wants to practice true economy Fifty Shines for a Dime. Black. Tan, “wv Always 10c.— For convenience and ease, get the SHINOLA Home Set. A genuine bristle dauber which cleans the shoes and applies polish quickly and easily Large lambs’ wool polisher brings the shine with a few strokes. THE LABOR IN ACTIVE POLITICAL DRIVE SEATTL BY LAWRENCE MARTIN untit the federation avail CINCINNATI, O., June & | pressive demonntration labor's politien) not ended. “We may go on as we have, hy nd ling each state separately, with su organization ax we may be able to of feet,” sald Johnson. "What we did With all Of labor's chosen leaders | in Iowa was done without the inten An Im. tf organized the power was in united on the fundament idea that | aiyv orgs mation we would have labor should make the most aggres |iiked. It naturally spurs ua on to sive political gesture in its history in petter efforts, It was a demonstra this year'y congressional campaigns, tion to the country of what we can do the question most engaging their at» and will do.” } tention was the method by which the The convention will be asked to} workers’ political power could most adopt one of these methods of polltt: | cal action for this year's campaign ‘The desire and purpose of the lead. LA non-partisan campaign under | ers, which was clearly refiteted by inf the direction of a committee headed en to the American | by Samuel Gompers Federation of Labor convention, was| 2—A joint farmerlabor campaign, | | who | federatic the oquixed J, T. _piaeteennseatnsaiiasasiiiesnniel || FINDS WIFE IN JUG FOR WRECKING AUTO; SMASHES FURNITURE || “Turn about ts fair play,” Duntap, negro, who, upon returning home Wednesday evening, found that hin wife had slashed the tires of the family fiv- ver and was at that time taking her meals in jail ‘Thereupon hand ax and began a systematic crusade aguinat niture, it ts alleged. thru, the inside of the house, Tenth ave, was a wreck also will take his meals in jail voll Dunlap seized When he got police find him, a the family fur. 1619 Dunlap if Ethel Barrymore Is Ill in Philadelphia PHILADELPHIA, June 6 Barrymore, it became kno day, is in this clty recovering trom | an for (ments which she underwent ago unknown to her friends. ing to her brother, Lionel, dition ts not werioun, ‘ ae | Indiana Times Is | Bought by Scripps | == SEATTLE Nwhy BYP. Ut Hela | this city will leave the Colman dock | | Friday evening on @ special boat for | Rickenbacker, on Coast) Hop, Will Investigate n yester | Bremerton, where they will hold |thetr second big rally of the year, A inj musical program will be giv- jen on the boat, Dr, Gabriel Ma- leer will peak. operation nasal sinusitis, everal days | Accor’: | plex! her con June §&—That | communicate by wireloas with | Hddie Hickenbacker, premier ace,| Amundsen expedition, |who hopped off for a trarxcont| ‘The big all-metal plane ts expected | nental flight yesterday, is going to|to land in San Frances Senter | establish government and commer-|noon, Flights are also contempla! | ota coirvere nesting 46 of the|to Portland and Seattle and Los| INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. June & | principal cities of the country, was | Angeles. |w D, Boyeo, owner of the Indiana | indicated here by airplane experts, —- | Dally Times, today announced the Heattle is being considered as a| The cave man buried his dead| sale late yesterday of that property | erty | MINEOLA, lL. ‘as THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1922. <n Don’t Neglect ¢* /Your Skin Ura tel iret nithel | CAMZEDON, to cen fed derby | ation An im- than all over the management of the prop 3—Thoro organization of a tabor| terminal for the extensive system of|with as solemn religious rites as|to Roy W. Howard, representing the) ‘The Indiana Times, which is the “What we did in Town, we wit! do) Party - ; nel airways. any in vogue today Sorippa-MoRae newspaper interests. | 29th in the Mat of Serippe-McRae in many other places, The nomina-| James O'Connell, head of the meta ' backer will make an ex. —— | ‘The transfer of ownership became | newspapers, will be under the general tion of Brookhart in Iowa was a|'rades workers, who with Gompers/ Ajuminum with 11 to 14 per cent) naustive survey of air conditions| Fifteen thousand persona lost |effective today when Howard, who is| editorial management of Robert P. | clear-cut demonstration of labor’x|#Md Secretary Morrison of the A. If) 46 giicon yields an alloy which|and facilities acrom the country, |their lives’ in fires In the United | chairman of the board of the Scripps. | Scripps, editorial director of that on” power, for it wan accomplished by or. |0f L form the federation campaign | ‘and while in flight will attempt to States during the last year ‘McRae interests, Personally took! ganization jcommittee, declared the convention should indoree the pon partisan cam. “secure election of men lib The convention of the American! WAT ang ‘broad enough to deal im Federation of Labor, meeting here) partiatly with legislation for the in-| | Rext week, wit! Be asked to BANCLION | torents of the human being rather | ganized workers in co-operation with the farmers.” some method for obtaining the result] than the dotiar gatherer. We want E, | \tbor leaders are determined on—the |men to safeguard labor's interest Jetection to congress of men who. in! ieaingt the sordid desires of the }the cpinion of the workers, better) moneyed interests and the employing represent them than those now sit-| iaases of our country.” oe The wage cuts ordered by the rail In this connection the advisability! way labor board and the Coronado jot calling an early meeting of the| coal decision by the supreme court [conference for polition! activity, | have Intensified the political feeling which, under the leadership of Jobn-| among the delegates. They feel, too, | son and others, met some weeks a0 that the national administration and in Chicago, has been put up to John:| particularly congress have been re pasa {mina in looking after the workers The purpose would be to pian im-| Unemployment of the past few | mediately for the most aggressive|months, coupled with high cost of And Widespread congressional eam-| living, about which, the workers pe paign possible, with intensive organ. |out, congress has done nothing, have Hiaation of the workers everywhere. | made them more aggreasive political: | | Johnson said today he had not yet|ly than any set of labor delegates | decided about it, and probably would associated in thin country. | Cynthia Grey: Spankin Discussion. Continues—Girl of 16 Who! Has Many Privileges Writes—Advises Flappers to Meet Parents Half Way. | Dear Miss Grey: In regard to “Dale's” letter, I wonder if | she ever stopped .to think that it is the seemingly little things) which are so exasperating to the average parent? It is safe to say that if she had taken care of the little| things which were requested by her father she would not have been spanked when she was. Or perhaps she has one of those “cowardly” fathers which U. S. S. S. speaks about. who “ imp! can’t” make a mistake. If that is the case she is| to be pitied. | For myself, I am only 16 and have Miss Grey will recetve caliers all the privileges a girl could ask.|| » \0e Monday, Wi n Not too many for my ‘ood. True. || siq iriday we occu there are times when I think I am on Tuesday and Thureday from abused because I cant go some place || 41 9m. to 12m. each week. Please with the rest of the “Kids,” but in| 4. noe ‘at other we the long run I always find out that | mother and dad had a good reason|| Stiously interferes with her }/ | | | for opposing my wishes. ; IT am allowed to go with certain boys in our neighborhood and in/but I have seen so many instances | others, boye of my own choosing, | Where the girls have left home be- | too. My father and mother have |Cause of the dewperate measures used | found out that I know the boys bet at home and have regretted it. |ter than they do, therefore I am « “Yes, “Dale,” I agree with you, lowed the choice. you are too old to be spanked, but Perhaps I am a little wiser in the|do you think that you met your ways of the world than some girts |father half way? I used to pull some |because of the places I have been |of those little tricks year ago, but compelled to live in, but I think that we had @ little bard luck at our the common decency of the average |house and I have tried to make up girl of today will guide her choice |for it by meeting the folks on the better than the “wise” head of her [50-50 plan and it worked just fine, father, who never sees the boys of jas you can see by the above instance her acquaintance only when he fre |of Sunday morning }quents the pool hall or the stub | I hope all of you girls who are jwhere the boys hang out. And nine| having # hard time ut home will |chances out of ten she will not ac-|meet the folks at home half way, and cept the invitations of the boys/1 think that you will have a better whom her father picks out because | time of It. jof their axsociations with her father | land the older men of the community. | [And again, nine chances out of ten, these same boys are either “siawyfied |” jor a smooth talker,” otherwise he would not have gotten into the confi. dence of father. I agree with U. 8. 8. S's advice, | stick to home awhile longer until you | | are to support yourself, and | then you will be able to choose your | “Is onsenais il own home and hours, and I'll wager| LOS ANGELE The wite | there will be many a time that will/of Kenneth C. newspaper | see you wishing that you had not | writer, is reported to be dangerousty | From one who has tried it and who hopes it will work with others! as well as it has with her. / A SOPHOMORE WHO A GOOD TIME LIKES able |, Tune & Beaton, jaggravated your father in the many | MM at their home here. She ix maid | little jc) ft. SHAS WeRD, “WAR SES, 50: OOS *|to be suffering from severe heart pulled off. bale Just to prove to you that I have a! |good home, I didn't get in until 3:45 | Sunday morping from the opening of a new dance hall at the plenie grounds and al! mother and dad said | “Did you have a good time?” perhaps you wonder why a girl | CASTORIA For Infants and Children |IN USE FoR OVER 30 YEARS | was, with a good home should try to give | Always bears divice to one who is having a hard | the me etting along with her parents, | ture o: knows that a trim, tidy and beging at the feet, and ite, Ox-blood and Brown. to say “SHINOLA"” -& is lighter than aluminum Itaelf. sb JUNE 8-9-10 These are standard, dependable, Alarm Clocks. American - made Prices include tax $2.00 Slumber 8tc $2.25 Typhoon $1.00 Tattoo THREE DAYS ONLY THURSDAY- FRIDAY -SATURDAY Bartell’s Economy Sales are important merchandising events and are looked forward to by thousands of thrifty buyers. 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