The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 4, 1922, Page 8

* WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1922 THE SEATTLE STAR ¢O OTH we Thursday Is “o SEATTLE DAY Go Hicophat on Kemal’s Trail for The Star ; t nothin’ In particular, Go out an’ By Hiram Hicophat get a story that's about some Seems like th’ editor didn't think) ¢hint—an' you'll get pald in ac | Blue-jay much ef th’ story I wrote for th’ cordance, Interview this here 4 FS to your druggist paper yesterday Kemal Pasha, fr instance.” i ' “Tany rete he only give me & “There ain't to question why” was \ voucher for 14 cts.—-whiah, accordin’ | th’ snappy line that th’ I, C. & put The egies way to os to what I learned at th’ Interstate | out in all ite 10 correspondence | sora _ |Correspondence School of Journalism, | courses on how to be @ Northcliffe | i the = eohempret go jain’t what Northcliffe an’ Danalor « Dana, 9 I don't ask nothin’ | Bee er de in a colorless [arawed down in their paimiest days. /more—-1 just start out an’ male At the Western Washington Fair at Puyallup clear ” | P here “Yow come?” I asks him, “How |round of all th’ hotels to see where) ith) on vend big Po come I don't get more money?|this here Kemal Pasha ts registered. | ters. Writera on metropotitan dailies is} Rut T don’t seem to have no jue’ L ee ree ae paid from 20 emacks @ colyum up—|at all—he ain't registered at none of H E L Pp WU 7 E L T H E Cc R re) UV 7 D Ss * here I only get |'em. A gent by th’ name of Marma y 14 conta for more’ colyum—a cont |@uke, up at th’ Washington, tho,’ gives me a tip ' Fg = Sepp "Maybe he's Just come tn from th’ we aay ybe he | Well,” says he, “'t's like thls, | ent an’ hasn't got past th’ immt paid accordin’ to th’ Hart Would bal bop a yeu coutecn~anst | gration authorities yet,” bi St Budget Overdrafts | they wasn't much class to what |“Why don’t you go down iral line offices an’ ask BH. M. Gor MPI joe +) you wrote, It was a colyum ow 4 R.. ey deaoes 2 ates polls 4 Jong, a’ right—but ft wa'n’t about | 40" &* or om him site — state officials to Jail, an! iy, T per all th’ book sala ao, A) Pain Sto ee Let Us Greet You At Our Booth When You Visit the PUYALLUP FAIR Any day this week. You will be interested in inspecting our dis- play of ee: Gold Shield Coffee Gold Shield Tea Happy Home BRAND Canned Foods With our compliments, the ladies in charge will be pleased to serve you with these highest grade food products. A delicious, hot cup of Gpld Shield Coffee, “Always” Good, will add to the enjoyment of the Fair. SCHWABACHER BROS. & CO., Inc. Wholesale Grocers and Coffee Roasters One of Washington's Oldest Business Houses ¢d to accept his advice an’ hoofs it down € th’ 42atory T. ©, Tnatead, he saya, he'll propose to FU N D WORKERS e-4 lh. Rah Sepiatare that & pudest el way, it seems, is called that be Afopted which would make ft! cause It ain't got 42 stories, { je for officials to exceed) ‘This here Mister Gordon te # bang appropriations. Under oer up guy. He puts me wise right exch department would be away | under & monthly or sarees | = “Nope,” saya he, *I don't billeve | system, and the auch! Subscriptions Come In In- | you en tind Kemal % any of th’ office would be forbidden to) " tele, Last I heard of him, be was Jet the departments exceed their} creasing Number in Turkey. But,” he adds, helptul prawences. - | ke, “s'd be glad to sell you « ticket ‘His plan also provides that the) chairman Otte F. Kegel of the ‘Turkey. Th’ President Madison's submit the budget for the |Community Fund campaign was @M | pallin’ for Turkey an’ all way port two yeam on or before the | couraged Wednesday morning by the | next Sat'\day week-—an’ Cap’ Qui i fifth day of each biennial legisia-}number of volunteer subsoriplions| be glad to Introduce you to I five session. The legislature would) which came to headquarters, 393/ when you reach Constantinop! | é full power to eliminate or pare| Henry bullding, thru the mall and “Thank you very kindly, sir.” | é ftem, but a two-thirds vote In|by subscribers who went in pereon| says I, “bat I'm afraid that'd | office. Wednesday noon he) maybe be @ little too late, Th’ to the thousands of test) boss wante this here interview | At the West's ereatest Fair and Exposition. Join the caravan that will motor to Puyallup. Special attractions for Seattle people—fun, thrills and education for all Acres and acres of automobile parking space Covered boulevards and pavilions protect crowds against rain. All events staged a9 echeduled regardiess of weather Horse Racing Seven fast running races dalty-fivre tn the afternoon; twe tn the evening Grand dieplay of fireworks and horse show each evening. Auto polo—bear hunte—chariot and hippedrome races. Automobile and Tractor Show. Seattle manufacturers have the biggest dlepley ever seen in bscribers, not yet reached) today.” by solicitors, and thousands ot | 1 didn’t teli him—bdut J thought others who are ing to wubscrib®,| maybe I wouldn't have much left to mall thelr subscriptions or bring) ow fram my 4 cent roll alter Plunge Over Pass | (iin fa Voiunteer solicitors bave| 1 pal for my ticket, | WENATCHEE, Oct. 6—Five Be/been able to reach only a Hmited) go 1 come back to the office right! men were recovering today|number. The committee has deter | discouraged. comparatively slight injuries, mined that there must be 60,000 sub | But even if this here story ain't & miraculous escape from fbers to raise the full emount.|anout nothin’ again, it oughta be| geemed almost certain death. | $795,942 worth 7 cents, | Motoring over the Blewett) The workers had $869,976 to ralee) An’ if 1 work fast, maybe I'l) have | highway yesterday, their ma-| when they took the flelt Wednerday | enough to put fourbite In this by went over the bank just/Morning, the ninth day they have geartie National bank golden shower | ef the summit and piunged|¥oluntesred their time, Chairman | ining that I've been readin’ about @ 180-foot ravine. Glenn | Kegel asked them to remain at WOrk | before it comes to # clone, next week. | the driver, was the oniy|* 487 oF #0 longer and he will theo) ap, tf 1 do, I understan’ I'll get «| at all eertousiy hurt. The! Call for @ emailer group of volvo | nundred per eent int'rest th’ first who were merely brutsed, | ert to keep at the solicitation work | 4.y Fred Shaw, William Van Os.| "Until Christmas If necessery to get) Which ts better'n writin’ pieces he Northwest » & Campbell and Rodert | What Seattle should and hae Ot 19) tor th: paper. Seattio Day te the BIG day ore $0 Win. eam, of Ne eetate iF nt IONS Bis Go by beat to Tacoma, where buses operate to falrerounds, or | ae > lg. hin: direct to grounds by buses frem Western ave. and Madison st « Be Fe aa church, apoke to | Interurban traing hourly Peake aad declared ties repre || DYE ANY GARMENT sented the best type of citizenship. ies they bad given of their money | OR DRAPERY WITH jand then of their time Admission, 50c—-— Children, 25c Auto Parking, with Watchmen, 50c W. H. PAULHAMUS, President it deserves. But very scon the sub seriber tag will be taken es the mark directions in every pack WESTERN WASHINGTON lot good citizenship and seon the|age Don't wonder whether you can home or individual who doses not dye or tint successfully, because per have the badge will be cheapened tn | fect home dyeing le guaranteed with } the eyes of eelf-reapecting citizens,” | Diamond Dyes, even if you have nev ‘ ihe said. er dyed betore, Worn, faded dresses, AND EXPOSITION The speaker sald every effort skirts, waists, conta, sweaters, stock should be made to get people to tn-/ings, @raperies, hangings, every. | vestignte il reports about the Com-| thing, become Itke new again. Junt imunity Fund before they are credit. tell your druggist whether the mate fed and he deplored many rumors | rial you wieh to dye is wool or allk, lwhich he said were unfounded and|or whether it is linen, cotton, or silly, but which had been used by mixed goods. Diamond Dyes never some as an exeuss to avoid pay. | streak, spot, fade or run.—Advertise menta. ment Visitors who are at the Puyallup Fair this week are invited to call at our Oriental Rug Booth. AR-PATERSON CO. SECOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET “The Community Fund plan t | biasing ite way here end like all/ [things which are ploneers. ft fs hard | in some places to rouse the support | —Direct to Fairgrounds— Puyallup Stages irave Central Auto Terminal, Take the Water Way to the PUYALLUP VALLEY FAIR Fast, comfortable steamers to Tacoma make Girect connection with interurban trains to Puyallup or motor buses direct to fgirgrounds Make your trip pleasant and revtful and also save money by taking the beat ROUND TRIP T@ TACOMA, 80c STEAMER SCHEDULES: From Seattle: 7-9-11 a.m.; 1-3-5-7-9 p.m. From Tacoma: 7-9-1] a.m. 1-3-5-7-9 p.m, FAIR L ALL THIS WEEK t Puget Sound Navigation Co COLMAN DOCK PHONE MAIN 8953 Take the Interurban HOURLY ON THE HOUR STATION— oo | Yesler and Occidental * { Sound Electric | Rancher in Town | "I ESECT'H (Doctors Stand Amazed at Power For Winter Months sor are jou tom oa vorr/ = EXTRACTION - | Of Bon-Opto to Make Weak Eyes Railroad You're all decked out in fine style. FREE DAILY 0a Lorag hag: \ ghighty tye ‘ Strong—Says Dr. Lewis Mech ° °s the old home town?” j OHIO PAINLESS » ‘Tt has been quite a while since) we anid hello to one another, But) I'm not visiting, Bob. I've got my| | j old job back and will be in your | definitely. How's the old| Our woalepone rubber, which peony ag F I've Not cover the roof of the neue it} © hy bot ¢ Be fair grounds ning: Pp round trip $1.76. eld Trenepertation Company, Phone Kiliett 164: What Will Your Boy Be 30 Years from Now? The Seattle Star has the largest paid circula- tion of any daily newspaper published in the state of Washington. a good citizen, respected by everyone for his splendid character.”’ N°“ doubt, your earnest hope fs—‘*A son I can be proud of; And what builds CHARACTER? No one factor perhaps so much as being » SAVER. A Savings Account promotes self- self reliance; it begets confidence, not only of the saver himself but of others. It promotes all the other good qualities that go to make up CHARACTER. Your boy or girl will be a better citizen, a better mother, thirty years from now, if you do YOUR part TODAY. Sec to it that they are started on the right road, and the RIGHT road is the THRIFT "road. Decide NOW to come to this Bank thg first thing TOMORROW and o Liberty Bell Savings Account for your child, When you do, you will bode. crowd? You are the first o: | ‘e | met with since I came back [you have two or more teeth. tabla wh Liberty Bell Bank that is an exact replica of the famous Liberty Bell. In it can be “What's the iden of getting your | Natural Rubber, Bove “Maat balict. ‘Ai Deue Laees Glens tie ppasceeibin: Sabi " hes dropped the odd nickels and dimes your mf or girl receives. When full, it can be oid fob back? 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Seniority rights , DoS e ttle Star will open a Savings Account here though you'd fast receivell pey:lectoritadell pe 4 & mirnete to me Wat eet Bon-Opte protected for quali- 7 sh@nn, for the next 10 days during The Seattle Star ment for couple carloads of) soca tatisfaction aM Was’ potherad with iv iwamiment eve || fied men regardless | Sons, * . apples, New sult, new overcoat re wank 4 eye atr enused by overwork n to eminent eve jones, ri guaranteed for 16 yeara |which induced f A widely prescribed by i ' Thrift Campaign. 7 and everything. 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