The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 7, 1922, Page 12

rHE SEATTLE STAR NEW TEACHERS! | He Plans to |(CREW MEN LEAD IN es TAX LEVY NOW 7 ; | YOUR HALLOWE’EN PARTY bad SCHOLARSHIP ATU||AT Y. M. ©. A. vay SN a - La Tidihveshalehs of! Ls tik Vasa ‘caeteel Here's that bulletin prepared by The Star's Washington bureay |] Washington, according to the re || new heads of departments will be perty. fuggestions for decorations, invitations, games, fertums — +: y so] “SER 5 M Teg ae igrece egg Med ” pedi. te, ts telling, the refreshments—they're all in the bulletin. If you ape le Rate to Be 50.4 if Girl Suddenly Thinks Constantly of Lover of Long mt g. . Us Atevens, executive seers. educational Ae St es ‘gerry fon will wont tae WiniaeeN f Ty Y, my & BO , VOTE oe mariment © = eure out carefully and nail the coupon belo Seattle Rate to Ago Whom She Thought Time Had Severed Mem- xtudents in scholarship ee wet {roo to Star readers, Vill out carefully and mail t pon below Board Cuts ories Of—She Asks If There Is Such a Thing as During the 1921.22 year they A, thin week, a ooo ———~ ~— Snot + “ — n . : § are reported to hav he highest car nx to A a ik tt the schoo boara can reduce} Mental Telepathy and If This Might Be a Dem- grades of any others in college ors ayy lee Washington Bureau, Seattle Star, ' 2 si nents, i! The greater number of coeds fol wypard N. e hington, D. 4 : Se preliminary budget by $76,000. onstration? The greater number of dx fol + omamsion 1 ¥. Ave., Washington, D. % ; 928 will - : 4 fg bere rree, at the Y. M. C.] { of want the bulletin “HALLOWE'EN, and inclose four Beattie’s total tax levy for 192 | aul areas oe According to the report only A H ig Be 50.4 mills which t an Increase BY CYNTHIA GREY * } four sororities fall below the fy A. ©G sores ) cents in stamps for postage and mailing costs; ae 5.6 mili over test year Mental telepathy—is there such a thing? Or are the erage echolarship, while fra : Frond 4 oy } ® ° sty 4 rs > . ina - S the niversity ° i: P Fina} action on the school budget | Cartous “proofs different persons have of this power simply | ternities are below the lin Ce arse } NAME . e i i e will be taken October 16 at 1:80) peculiar coincidences? ; | | member of the 15 QUO RNID HO: 0002. ceavssssoecccrieccedeeach races : a Pp. m, it was announced at Fri} The question is brought up by a reader of this department | law «=o firm of 2 @ay afternoon's seaswn of the hes dad who has had a striking experience. Her letter follows: 25 000 A | 1 END | ov e,¥ 3 meee, cITy as oah il ana it Is the hope ey sang gp | Dear Cynthia Grey: Do you believe in “mental telepathy?” | ii 5 j soos alg ane he Ste tas tine ory down to the/ Do you or any of your readers believe that one can be made res sant ad the ; STATE ooo Current rate of 10 mills | to think of a person who is thinking strongly of us? new plight schoo! sn abd ibaa Miles tshcenaicintnsensiliathiniesiinarmcharismae lias te King county's levy was fixed at} Let me tell you why I’m puzzled. | jou. a entelt college = prepara ; “Fes 12.69 mille by the county cen | Several years ago I met a youth of my own age and we} T d Pierce Co. Da \tory department 4 ; * Monere at jan extended hearing | joy irst s wi jov d beautiful as ever acoma and Pie ls | Wf. M. ‘Truesdell, formerly with ° Steet ga 10. me. Voeny, | ved &* Ticst sight with a love aa-true and beautiful 2 Sen eed ail be the| Newspaper Manto | Would Fire Board ‘ existed. Thru misunderstandings our ways parted, 1 ful ‘The big cut wan made in the road | CXIS ‘ EY lugely Success new principal the radio school Gi Talk Sunda Over Old Quarrd and bridge fund, which was re} Time, youth, and a cheerful disposition caused me to for- pa Henry N. Bpencer, formerly with ive y i @uced to $550,000 trom $1,100,000./ get, and for the past few years I have been happy, and PUYALLUP, Oct. 1.~Perfect Oo-|the Sunset Motor Co. will be The ¥. M c, A imen's mans meet An a renult of the refusal of the | | npr 4 ng will be addressed b; ed Loe ational geographic board to ¢ ‘The tota: reduction made in the/thoughts of him scarcely crossed my mind from one yea tober weather brought out fully 26, |of the electrical act and BE ine © ae Besees mah et Pabtiand,|the name of Monat melee to a | Preliminary county budget estimate) ong until another. } 000 persons for Tacoma and Pierce )Alward of Hatac Ore be | ley, ne ropes Se ewer edt Lente aoe tee fe : i ies, $ra2 288.18 eas occasioned by| . Then, several weeks ago, like a thunderbolt out of a clear mty day at the annual Wertern |the new principal @ business | Sunday at? Dn” Dramatic read.|petitionsd by the Grand Ary oii { erease Wo ccasioned by} . P ; y ms 01 here \< choo ow " cnfotie ¢ m a pasange of a reserve item of $684.| Sky, came thoughts of him and an overwhelming loneliness. | Lebrsrinad vege deep pet ag aa ep ngs by Men, Bthel Webb Liv public to change the pervonnel @ | Mu . ; io best of the day, 4 pupiix will begin at 2 yoard, accord 0 3a c 950, to take care of bond reve mp-| Sometimes he’s in my dreams and never out of my thoughts. | gemee. beninaad macs dese’. thelr oo | s ie “ pment has ger Barn gece of the Skagit !¢ . wha teeed y reternal 3 « tions that wil! become due shortly I do not even know if he is still) |tablishments at noon and turned | CARS SHORT - fiver pro; will speak at theithe Grand Army encam: and an item of $298,404.50 for bond |single, In fact, I bave heard nothing Miss Grey will recetve callers Jout en masse for the fair grounde) 7 < ot ie ie axmgae at eae. au. Chel tainan ‘Ser, Cade b ‘ interest payments from or of him tn all these years, in her office Monday, Wednesday in an avalanche of touring cars and ( ROPS PE RISH ethan aio temo to 2008 000) th P. Page post, ‘ ‘The city levy already has been! Now do not tell me to busy my-|] and Friday from 1 to 3 p. m. and hues. } ‘ 4 * moning pvc , @etermined to be 26.71 mills, an in-|self, ax my days are already full to|] en Tuesday and Thureday from Gov. Loule F. Hart and Repre-| WASHINGTON, Oct. 7,—Millions S tise is etka? Grease of .91 mills over last year, |capacity and I have companions and 5 om 2 beni week. ee |nentative Albert Johnson were |of dollars worth of perishable crops Chinese Smugg PLANS for a new church will rt levy has been fixed|friends and never lack for amuse com imea i) seas oie of the ¢ * i diet he ‘ | presented ervices & - of “anit, the pi on bik sain [ment ae it seriously interferes with ber wd age oe ad Newell yea vy sateiiak hey lye img agplonge aged ne pate Bring Dope Here the gong mane preoyaa A drop of $13,000,000 tn King; In fact, I lack for nothing that | ¥riting. ink De Ronda, “daredevil” | Newspap ¢ Day, editors from all weeks because of the inability of Comminstoner ot aero op-eie b sed a The ‘serviess tealarnne tl . sudde | | 4 ot cars for mhippin her Wee o returned from » Th county's property valuation this|could be responsible f Hong: — party. Following are some fortunes, | parachute Jumper, has again j corners of the state were pouring |#Tewers to get cars for shipping | Luther A beds « ve ihe Cana.(b@ in eélebration of the 29th ang j year has been a handicap to all fe of mind. Thats wey ADEN. |, 0M are very fond of water, and i¢| arrived in Seattle with plans to |in early today | thelr products to market, according | tour O% lnm tow, reported a|Yersary of the coming to Seat@ ‘ the budget fixers. a dena hee “epeegye been the height of vour | entertain and startle the city. | Fh nen efforts otic been made by /to reports reaching government au pense he " gybitienion A of Chinese|0f Rev. W. A. Major, pastor & ' ——— moditio ake a water tr we ne ¢ Httees to ° pre-|, ‘ iti polenale lal 7 tie ¢ 5 Halloween Ja trip te coming your wey thortnn| DS Renda, whose daredevil feats | {oO .stive attendance of scribes, and | Morities today from all sections ints the United States thru Canada,/{he church) | Games over a pail of water Y lot late years have generqlly been |every editor in Washington “has|f the South which he says ts responsible for! DR. J. D. 0. POWERS, p Dear Miss Grey: We are plan You are of @ musical tempera-|accomplished in the interest of|been notified of the day and urged| ‘The situation ts particularly acute | large quantities of narcotics wetting | A tho Pucptea Wana alo jning to have a Halloween party and) ment; if you had to you could wind! nome charitable or civic organiza |to attend jin California grape districts, in the into the yy Pb ge ectaes | farewell sermon to the memiaaay 1 ould estions for up a phonogr o ad 4 — activité our additio sD | . lose ole ote Thaaking vou for |pouree, wraPh without injury 10 /t1on, declares that some time with fruit sections of New York, Ohio) Wi TM aded to the force at the|f his congregation Sunday emg pereen, * ,, in the next two weeks he will Jump fal and Michigan, and in the potato| jSias. Dr. Powers will leave Any suggestion you may give, we) You will age stowly; every 12) oo. a, ¢ the “é2atory” I IU Ola | - border: Jan extended lecture tour and i ' WO READERS. | monthe will add on ee ede seg ano « “1 fiekis of Maine, Minnesota, North - ——— 5 Mee uk indpereat temure et ipeur Kine ey Uo | c. emlth bending to. rele tints tor | BY THIEVES| rayatoa i cu cs eal d |ing his absence, Mis Kate iy Halloween decorations is to have the| You are inclined to Mterature; you | DMU4Y Draper's Home. Garbed in| Sa) | ern agate dhe axotas. | Would Fly Roun | Nevill will preside in hie church | ; rege u cap, je ” ‘bi fet of the huge « je crop 7 |Rouse, or the room in which, the| will likely fall asleep in the Hbrary|* **Ull CaP. & RrAY Jersey. Ereen) Joweig and household goods ap . gg nD sche tng yd | World to Seattle | , c |party te held, as weird and uncon-|with your head leaning against the| Toure And leather leggings, Wilh | nroximating a value Of $2,000 were) Oe ee neem in the South| With either Seattle or Vancouver, | go artes - |ventional as possible. Black, red and | bookease & parachute suspended above him by rain the city Fri a ee ra pg Pe tage yo Myr 2 Rear BROWN'S ‘ |yeliow crepe paper is the most ¢f-| You are of an artistic tempera-|"° Will leap from the top and de | aay night n@ case a truck was|'* Si"o causing concern [B.C as th (he geceran? Fore DENTAL OFFICES ; Dorit fective trimming. The house should| ment; Being one of the gifts be. |"CCMd to the atreet below. Upon) ised to haul away the joot The immediate need now tn refrig. | lish avia ane sect flight, wecord,| 106 Columbla st. ‘ be lighted very dimly by grinning | stowed upon you, drawing your|"!* Srtival on the ground a com) when Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Me-|erstor care for transportation of /On & roundim > a oom Seattle's that continue | Jack-o'-lanterna and witch pote. If | breath. jpany of something like 200 collect-| cattery, 1120 16th ave., returned | perishab A special committee |ins to Lieut. Col Ie. erin Beattie ading Dentist A“ autumn leaves are available, the) You will soon witness @ turning | OM Will Pass among the crowds and) nome after viniting the movies, they|of railroad men is now at work pao y Sey Col Broome, Maj. W.|for More ‘Than 21 1 to doors and windows may be effects-| point in your life, which will likely | PCk UP contributions. found their entire apartment hadj| here on that problem. ie eit ond cnether atten wiht Years. 1 ally trimmed by draping the colored cause you a little inconvenience and! De Kenaa, who ls now 34 been stripped and even the carpets aan ‘ leaves over them. They make a deco- ration that adda to the weirdness of perhaps poin; the pin in your collar wil! probably be the camae. ‘What a miserable little bitin, there is every time that sting room. The lantern can be covered crowded buildings |with leaves or Aidden in a dor cov-| You are of an irritaMe disposition, ered with crepe paper #0 as to hide|and will do considerabie stewing; the source of the picture, Have @ over tough meat. 4 Inuoe Jack-o'-tantern Ranging Just| A good stunt game te played by esl jadove the heads of the people tn the | jeveser of the room. This can be having the hostess write verious or- ei is 2 pp made more weird by putting amall | them, Mrs. Minnie Radlif. ders on slips of #mall paper, folding ind putting in a Jack-o'-lan- lamount of incense in the lantern a0 tern. Bach guest should be inatruct- that it will beth glare and emoke.|ed to march past the lantern, while Huge diack paper cars may be wired |the funeral march ts being played, to the sides with daube of red patnt taking a slip of paper. Then as cll be made out of black crepe paper \read their slips aloud and proceed ¢ which has been pasted on cardboard, carry out having small green electric Nght| which should be somewhat Mike the Ddulbs for eyes. | followin, A novel invitation ts easily made) Imitate the girl you lke Best. et home by cutting a plece of yellow) Bark like a dog. paper 20 inches tong and four inches| How you will walk 80 years from wide, writing one of the following | now, lines in each inch: | WAletle “The Olé Gray Mare.” Now what on earth | Demonstrate how you would play | Just keep right on | Welk around the room backwards. And you'll find out | Bing “Yankee Doodle.” Bre you're a EBte., ete, Minute older | eee . A few more turns State Old Friend And then you'll know | Bonus Fresno, Calif.—“After motherhood | Oh, Gee! Aren't you we ‘ 1 ‘could not seem to regain my | Excited? | Dear Miss Grey: Would you please tell me if an ex-soldier, who enlisted We entertain before war was declared, but who strength, I had severe backaches, | Dearing pains, a disagreeable | On Halloween u eatarrhal condition, and general) And this means ss bane the war, is entitled to Weakness. 1 found such great im-| You're invited. @ state bonus or not? Thanking you, AN EX-SOLDIER. If you can prove that you were a bona fide resident of the state of Washington at the time of your en- Hatment you are entitled to the state provement in my condition while tak. | Name . ing the first bottle of Dr. Pierce's Place. . oneteeeeeene Favorite Prescription that I kept | Date *¢ +s ‘right on with it until I was a per-| Please masquerade. fectly well woman. I had no further| Then begin at the bottom and fold trouble and for twenty years 1 have |the paper up inch dy inch. Fasten | °°"™* rang fad no sign of inward weakness, |the last turndown with a spooky! poy oy Crinte? * thanks to, Dr. Pierce's Favorite |gummed sticker, slip the invitation oys and (ir | Prescription.”—-Mrs. Minnie Radift,|into @ litle envelope, put another: Names 2988 Thomas st. | sticker in the upper left-hand cor-| Dear Mise Grey: Will you please What Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre.|ner, a stamp on the upper right, ad-|give mo a@ list of boys’ and girls’ séription has done for others it will |dress and mail it. (Stickers of ghosts, names not too elaborate or too com. @o for you. Get it this very day | black cats, witches, etc., may be pur-| mon? M. Vv. from your neighborhood druggist in | chased tn any atatlonery atore or the| Boys’ Raymond, either liquid or tablet form,.and write |art department in a department | Malcolm, Gerald and Dr. Pierce's Invalids’ Hotel in Buf. | store.) Clyde. Lorraine, Lila, falo, N. ¥.. tor free confidential medi-| Telling fortunes is always an in-| Nadine, Cecile, Neda and eal advice.—Advertisement. dispensable feature of a Halloween Mona. names Lorin, Lille, D'Loaa, Girl’ names Wanda, " ment is what |¢ evening by rustling when people; Good tuck will follow you all the gain ee have proved come in contact with them, If @|rest of your life; but sill never Eo ereoes) heal powers by using it small magic lantern is available in- overtake you the most st cases of skin sert a picture of a skeleton and di- You will come before the public with beneficial re rect the rays of the lantern on a frequently, and will be a leader: wults, It soothes je it heals. Harge sheet hung tn one corner of the | most Nkely in leaving atreet care or} ameared on them. A dlack cat can|the gweste are seated they should | the orders of the slip,| Do you suppose | poker. In tn this | Tett @ story. Little folder? | Imitate your favorite opera singer. | years of age, has been perform | and Victrola stolen, Only the floors} ing 15 years. lis work, how: [and walls remained intact | | ever, has not been devoted on | Nearly $1,000 tn cash, jSeweilry/ | tirely to skyscraper jumping. (and personal belongings were stolen | Me clahns to have been the | from the home of W. C. Seott, 100) first man to have made a para- chute Jump from an airplane, | Mrs. Hall’s Brother Highland drive \7 A diamond ring and $32 cash was! in-law of the Rev. Edward W. Hall Quizzed by Police eW BRUNSWICK, N. J., Oct » Btevenas, eccentric brother | |atternpt the feat |were wrecked |Bay of MEMBERS of the Seattle Whole. | ale meesting in the Arcade building on | Wednesday evening will be addrensed | The three men in a flight over the Bengal last spring. "AMUSEMENTS | —PANTAGES Mats. 20 Nights 7 ané Grocers’ association at thelr) having so jumped in 1912 at [taken from A. A. Reagon, 2224 18th| millionaire pastor, who was found a . } Peoria. mn. jave, & murdered beside Mrs, James Mills, by Frank B. Cosncly, of Ban Fras | In those early airplane days he| W. D. Liston, 321 N. TAth st., Jost! hin choir leader, was quizzed until | Piso prealier’ i the oe ee oe also was known as a fiyingetunt|two babies’ rings, two chains, two) dawn by authorities today ithe National Biscult company’s case 1 man, piloting his own machine and | rub! an emerald, a diamond stick ‘The reopening of the probe of Pi cow betere the federal. trade com- ‘ eccomplishing what in those days pin and « savings bank. ;murder mystery was started OM! nission will be the feature of Mr. were considered remarkable feats. | A score of other homes were rifled | orders of Governor Edwards, who] Connciivs talk An accident that occurred tn one | of articles of jJewetry during the|rorwarted a sharp note to local : amt ! jof these exhibitions eight years ago | night. authorities ordering them to press) yes. FJ, FULLER will addrese p caused De Ronda to lose hin left) . ta the Investigation. members of the Y. W. C. A. at a p arm, bringing to a halt further|Fayor Arbitration —_ ——— meeting Sunday afternoon in Mem- q lairplane maneuvers. . c " berw hall. I subject wil en mo halt, however, for Trade Disputes |, MARKIN COVEN OCs coven |The Why and. How of” Bite! to his other activities. He con- VANCOUVER, B. C., Oct. T—Res-| ince ig being nought by his mother | Study. tinued to Jump, and Incidental | ojutions favoring arbitration nettle |i victoria, B.C. ly occasionally to put on strait: (mente of trade difficulties, rather | ES CLOTHING an4 other goods val | Jacket escape and hypnotist [than court decisions, were passed | jued at $2,000 were reported to have | acta. lyenterday by the joint meeting of the| THE FIRST OF a series of Satur-|i.e, taxen by burglars Friday after- | At the outbreak of the war, | foreign trade department of the Se. | day night concerts at the Millionalr| noon from the apartment of W. C. | De Ronda declares, he endeav: — attie Chamber of Commerce and the | club, 98 Main st., will be held tonight | goott, manager of the Midvale Steel } ored to enlist, but due to the | foreign trade bureau of the Vancou [at & o'clock The program will be) @ Ordnance Co., at 100 W. Highland | result of the accident, was dis- i Board of Trade. in charge of community service. drive rs | qualified. He remained in the = oe menos | states then and did spectacu- | lar stunts in the “Interesg of TIMBALES | Liberty Loan campaigns. Hio wns last in Seattle in BY BERTHA E, SHAPLEIGH | when, during a campaign, he did a Of Columbia University strait-Jacket descent on ropes from Any kind of cooked fish may be ured for making timbales. Timbales 5 the top of the MacDougall.South-|| 4.5 really a custard with meat, fish or vegetable pulp added. They — a ayaeowl 5 a “ are baked by placing the molds or mold tn hot water, When firm hen asked how he figures he || tney are turned from the molda and served with a sauce and often thas escaped even worse accidents || ranging the usual cream mauce by adding different seasonings, a small For Shops and ! [than those whieh have occurred De | amount of left-over peas or asparagus and sometimes cheese Roundh f Ronda declares he “never takes Try this recipe for haltbut timbales with cheese and pimento sauce june any chances. Which, tho declared in all ain-|| 1 cup cooked halibut 1% cups milk 2 tablespoons butter 2 eggs | cerity, is Just a little difficult tor % cup eoft bread crumbs some of us to understand. | % teaspoon salt, few drops onion juice If liked 1 Cook milk, fish and seasonings and eggs slightly set molds in a pan of hot water REV. A. W. RAMSTAD, pastor of the Phinney Ridge Lutheran church has selected for his Sunday morning sermon the tople loner to God.” Sunday schoo} will be held at 10 a. m and there will be both morning and ov he church services, besides the meeting of the Young People's soci: | ety, at 6 p.m allow them to shape and hot To make the 1% cups milk % teaspoon pepper 2 pimentos rubbed thru a steve Melt | butter, WORK OF REPAVING of Union at., from Second to Ninth ave., will be postponed until the spring of 1923, according to announcement by the | board of public works and cook until cheese is melted, Custard cups are good to use for t “’ LONG CHANCE witt AN ALL HENRY B.WALT STAR CAST HALL MARJORIE DAW | A surging story by a great author, packed into a dramatic screen triumph that will thrill you and please you. “The Radio Hound” Brownie, the Jazz Pup, in comic canine capers “1 A Universal Production Sai Sunday and Evenings 35¢ butter and bread crumbs together five minutes. When ready to serve, loosen the custard around the top, invert and stand for a few moments; cheese and pimento sauce 2 tablespoons butter add ffour and seasonings and cook, stirring constantly until thickened, Add cheese and pimentos Tomato pulp, one-half cup, may be used instead of the pimentos. Ada Turn into buttered molds, bake 15 minutes, or until firm. beaten. they will then be in good % teaspoon salt 3 tablespoons (level) flour % cup soft ch When smooth, add milk ” he timbales. h allowed time and one: time worked in extess of eight hours per day. . j denn Fae 700 te 70 Passenger Car Men ... Freight Car Men.@3e per heur ' Helpers, all clanses ssese 1 -47e per heur Mechanics and pers are halt for Apply Room 3028 Arcade