The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 28, 1922, Page 4

THE SEATTLE BIG AUTO TRADE SEEN FOR CITY Orient’s Demands Must Be Filled by Seattle Pavitic World Getting | Too Small for Crook, He Says Phone Main 6720 ae Your New Hat You can choose from an immense selec , Gordon automotive division of the de ot the Chamber of Commeree Thursday. “There te an increasing demand for care in the Orient,” he sald. are 72,000 autamobdties in Indl and 10,000 inne larwe city In that country, Our department desires to introduce the automobile in the we feel that if the automo popular good roads will In other words, we do not think It necesmry to walt upon good roads before the automobile is intro. duced.” Loe apoke at a luncheon arranged in his honor by the foreign trade de partment of the Chamber of Com CLEARANCE REDUCTIONS ‘There te « dig color range—and many style STA i have Mer name te Patey and #he lives) hext door to us in Mollywood. We'll marry wome day and be like daddy and ma. it'll be fun, Bometimas we play store; rome times house, I pretend that I've merce thru the courtesy of the Auto mobile club at the King County Auto mobile Trade aasoetation elub roome. | A big automobile ayndicate, aup | ported by the Chare National bank | and headed by KR. 1H. Salmons, prea.) dent-manager of the Belden Motor) Vehicla company, are proposing to} eatabdlish an automodiie assembling | plant on the Pa oant, according | to the government expert. The syn dicate proponea, it te said, to co-ordl nate the resources of 20 factories and turn out a standard type of automo bile and @ standard type of truck, Summer Millinery Greatly Reduced “Dress Well—Never Miss the Money” Two-Pants Suits 3 “This Extra Pair Gives Double Wear’ and the stick up man. American police chiefs plan to keep police headquarters equipped with the latest scientific devices, | jaboratories, experts and chemical testers, The crook is seldom behind in using the latest inventions, but police departments too often ing. Ih the application of science the chiets also will give more general use to medico-pxyehologiats and thelr fraternity in getting data on the mental status of criminals, (Vital Statistics] BIRTHS Mirthe tn their household: ported by the follow Hen Clausen, Clarence, 416 Wheeler boy. Nishimura, Kateutaro, $14 Fifth ave, vs Raoul PP. 1953 22nd ave. irl. Sydney, 6422 26th Jefferson st. | Philip Smith, head of Inter- | national Association of Police Chiefs, who says world soon j will be too small to hold a crook. BY CHIEF PHILIP SMITH Chief of Police, New Haven, Conn. | and President, the International Association ef Police Chiefs. | NEW MAVEN, Conn, July 28.~ |Phe earth soon will be too small to [holt @ crook wanted In any corner | of itt ¢ Two steps of vital Importance tn First, an international police head quarters, & world police station, with an international chief and cooper. lating police departments in every section of the globe, Ix not far off, | “No nook too emali for a ernok,” jis the rhytiimic slogan of this plan and with redio, wireless, cable and every new aclentific device to aid [there'll soon be no such thing as an | international crook. | “The world te small,” goes the saying, but police chiefs are prepar ing to make it stil! smaller for crim- Inals. ‘They are going to have an interna tional bureau of Klentification, with Washington and government offices as the American headquarters; @ standardised system of puntah- ‘rents; a uniform code of offenses and punishmente—the first Testor way. nard ave, girl ave. B., boy Shigeno, . bo; H ‘et Moes, Fort Anderton, Sth ave. girl Weetern ave, bay. Rotter. Clarenes. Portage, etrl. - a, B. 1104 EB Fir at, boy, om, Henry WL, 1629 33rd ave, ing, Ray Hampton, 2645 Burke rv , Lester Clayton, Kerme Hellenthel, Frederick Cart, 6020 Rai- nler ave. girl Levy, Leo, 4433 Brooklyn ave, girl MARRIAGE _ LICENSES Name and Nee jeattic Tico, nk V4 rinda, Beattie . rolat, Smith, Leonard KR. deattic The other tmportant step is that police chiefs have won, after & long fight, a national bureau of criminal identification in Washing. ton, operating under the department of juation and consolldat he data : : i to drink and a balloon. “|there's been « ctreus, i Ht ; i Esit i é q II i a 3 i in the hands of the feders! govern. ment with that held by individual police departments. ‘This interchange of data, consid | ered an imperative step for many! years, but Never achieved because of | lack of finances, will bring about the Most elaborate identification system Sinclair, Elixabeth M, Seattle . Newland, John ©. Mulien, Rowalie A. Martin, James, Gea Jobneon, Rebecca. Be: Eresn Archie P Yakima . an, 4 ri 0) ‘ 1 DIVORCES GRA Kaplin, Fanny from Haney. | ever known. | Police chiefs now have been agreed | to co-operate in a nation-wide anti: | crime program. Here are the out. standing actions to be coordinately taken: 6 26 | Li 5s 34 ED) Vine, Marie A. from Fr Adama, Lianche W. from Morton Le ONE—Rigid prosecution of drug! DEATHS |peddiers. The drug evil has been |Laine, Harry A. Si years | given @ place among the first crime | Larvoid Cart He +4 cnuses, Peddlers and supply agente |" Pram eS Must be sent to fall for maximum THE “MOTHER OF MEDICINE’ jterma and no probation considered. | rai, the Queen and afterwards the cay i must Nave necessary | Goadess, was called the “Mother of| a Medicine.” In ancient it, con] TWO--Handy “ali bond sharkM” | turien before Christ, and were Must go, They have stood in many | suitieg in medicine, They knew the cities as corrupters Of officials af4| grent value of medicinal plante Gefeaters of justicr. Hippocrates, the “Father of Medi THREE—Any person pages ® icine,” many centuries later, knew | gun in connection with a crimS {6 | ios of the merit of vegetable drugs & potential murderer, We must fight | than did the women of ancient times. | Probation im all canes of persons ar) Lydia BE. Pinkham, nearly fifty rested for auto theft, robbery and | years ago, gave to women her Vege the like where guns are used, table Compound, now known every FOUR—Anto police details must where as Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege. be equipped with armored cara and |table Compound. This is a Woman's proper weapons for fighting the| medicine for women's ailments, pre most desperate type of ertminal—|pared from medicinal plants.—Adver. the payroll bandit, the auto bandit | ttsement | Lf G di i rif? | I i i I Open a Gately Charge Account You Need Not Pay All in 30 Days | 1427 FIFTH AVENUE Between Pike and Union Streets Baxter & Baxter PRICES AND STYLES DRA'Y THE CROWD Nifty Sport Shoes White, gray, brown, black, in varied Mt combinations i i} ALL GO AT th $3.85 Cool and Dressy White Canvas Pumps with military heel, reduced to $4.85 and | $1.85 and | $4.85 and $5.85 $2.85 $5.85 BAXTER & BAXTER 1326 Second Avenue ‘ e eo =, . or Growing Girls Qui Broken lines of Brown and Patent Leather i Oxfords on the rack ALL GO AT $2.85 White and Black effects, with military heel; some very attractive lines, to go at 0 on > On the Rack Short lines of Pumps and Oxfords at “We'll marry some day and) be like daddy and ma.” | been out late and she scolds me lke! anything, Tsay I'm sorry m never do it again. But I do. 1 It's the game | 1 was thinking about Patay when they took me to the cireus in New York. She sure would have enjoyed) itt T had peanute to.eat and lemonade The lemon. Daddy said that at! cireus lemonade waa pink ever since | Me aan’ | ade was pink think ft would kill me. Tt didn't. I fea an elephant and met the! giant and the midgets and the lady | with the pictures on her akin. | Mr. Fie Ziegfeld, who rune a bie} show In New York, oame over with his wife, Miss Billie Burke. I said) styles— We offer of discontinued YRIDAY, JULY 28, 1922, MecDougall-/outhwick Second Avenue at Pike ““MEN'S SHOP, just inside the door Do You Need Shirts for Everyday? At This Reduced Price $ 1 35 We have a big group of striped madras shirts reduced for Clear- ance. It includes a varied as- - sortment of patterns—also afew White Madras Shirts Sizes'14 to 17 —MacDougall- Southwick, Men's Shop, Just Inside the door daddy drensed me up and told me to be careful of my mannera, Everything wae gotng along fine— when one of the guests looked at me and started to taugh. Patsy has lost some of her teeth, too. Bhe's a sweet girl, all right. “Are you with the circus, too?” Ho sald: “No, Jackie, Why?” 1 laughed and told i, you're dressed up like He was ali dolled up in an evening muit with a white vest and tail! 1 had bitten into a hard biscuit shiny hat, Me laughed. But daddy | eng iett my tooth behind! gave mea dirty look~full of mean- | Tom: “Some of My Other Friends.” igs | In the last pleture I made. I lont je two more teeth. T had to weer 4! One day Mrs. Vanderbilt invited | brace with faine teeth while Twas] Tan, Red or Freckled me to lunch at a swell hote ¥ | working i i working. ee Skin Is Easily Shed j To free your summer-solled skin of ite muddiness. freckles, blotches tan, beat thing to do is to Ex ici leannot understand why people will | ceatly ace omens by the vee a 4 ‘ mereoliz wax, which, @ |qubmit to dangerous operations for . can be had at any drug store. fiand transplantation when it night as you use cold cream, NOt an effective an the newer meth- hing It off in thy morning. 044 which require no operation, | mediately the offending surface akih | There are many dineases and weak. | MODERN DENTISTRY DR. EDWIN 3. | BROWN, D. D. 8, 106 Columbia St. er more thas 90 sare SEATTLE LEADING DENTIOT begins to come off in fine powder- Gradually the entire alias kin is absor wo! gol com! ert in wth loroform for palniens vn BROW high cle : time the doctor ta going to give free conference to interested people at 1227 Third ave. Hours 10-12, 3 *7 Call at once if you are interested.— | Advertinement, wax vrually ie sufficient to com- pletely renovate a bad complexton,-— Advertisement ? pianos fully guaranteed Splendid opportunity to get a piano “Any of these Instras ments can be had with small payment down, balance pa able in easy inseall ments covering a broad period of ima Sherman, Clay & Co. have in stock some pianos and player pianos of dis- continued styles. These pianos are of- fered at unusual prices. For example: Kurtzmann Aldrich Aldrich Lindeman - Price & Teeple Emerson Aeolian Pianola Carter Player - 475 Clarendon Player 625 The above prices are from $100 to $200 lower than the original markings. Come in and examine these instru. ments. An evening appointment may .be made. Phone Main 0414. - $425 325 345 365 475 425 575 Sherman |@lay & Co. Third Avenue at Pine SBATTLBE Tecoma + Spokane +