The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 24, 1922, Page 18

their way to Russia— unfortunate circumstances forced these shipments to be sold locally—so eS THEY ARE BOYS’ SHOES $1.49 Mr arand 30" 91.98 Heys’ Sar". $2.49 Boy Scouts, 8.75 ‘iaue sco ...... $2.48 GIRLS’ SHOES Gtris’ and Boys’ Seufters, $1.39 heel Shore, WOMEN’S AND GIRLS’ OXFORDS AND PUMPS | ype toe, vatue ..... Women’s Pumps and Oxfords Smongst this lots te $6.00... . Misses’ and Growing Gtris’ 1- Pumps and Oxfords, or brown, $3.50 value, tir... $1.98 td Py 1600 Pike Place “The Store With for all demonstration. They were on 4 Men’s, Women’s, Boys’ and Girls’, Children’s and Infants’ Shoes. Made of the finest of leather— finest finishes. Made for durability, intended for “HH export to world’s most discriminating markets— ‘ all on sale, our own stock included. ‘Family Shoe Market § Auto Fatalities on try Im 1921 were 10,168 an increase the use of one | of 1,065 over 1920. thousands of ’em ON SALE } Tomorrow 10 A. M. MEN’S SHOES Dreas, Knglion tant, "$1.98 ade Dress Shoes, WOMEN’S SHOES Women’s Shoes; amongst this CHILDREN’S SHOES | HOUSE SLIPPERS Men's House Slippers, 49c pair ‘ 39c Women's House Foot of Pine St. NOTHING BUT SHOES Increase in Nation Automobile fatalities In the coun- Dr. Mayfield Bx-Military and Railway Doctor now specials, 20 years treating men 705 FIRST AVE, WASH, BLDG, You Are Paying for Way—with money results or fatigue. (Porterf ield’s Letter From Washington, D.C. os than that number from both wen will not been seen in the 68th congress, | the people having “spoken” at the; polls see Chief among the once mighty statemmen, who have trailed back with thelr tail feathers drooping and bedraggied is that veteran tariff maker and upholder of the “House as Is" Porter James MoCumber, of Wahpeton, North Dakota. I had « long talk with Deacon McCumber yeateday, I don’t know th pon” but he looks like ays oall him that, and hi fectly clear that he changed one tota in hie political and economic views since he first came up to Washington “on the hill’ away back In "99 Wilitam McKinley waa president then and the highest of high tariffs wan in full cry. The echo of tin bucket brigades and the full dinner pail had scarcely died away, Among the millions of converts to the idea of high protection was Porter J. Me Cumber and on that platform he came down to }Washington and on that platform be has remained ever since Like the Bourbone of France he i“has learned nothing and forgot nothing.” After the death of Bols Penrose last year, McCumber, by vir tue of seniority, stepp dead man's shoes as chairman of the senate finance committee and then largely, was Intrusted the task of coauthorship with the house ways And means committee, of the repubit can tariff bill For eight weary months those hearings dragged along and finally, when the bill did emerge from committee, it was a thing of shreds and patches “sired by no one and damned by everybody.” But discredited, as it waa at the polia on November 7, MeCumber still insists that it ia “a wonderful docu- ment.” “It's done everything better even than I expected,” he cackles and rubs his withered old hands. eee When you ask him, why he was defeated, tf this be true, he shakes | his head sadly and replies: “The folks didn't know—they didn't know, but they'll find out some day.” The only remedy McCumber can think of today, is “lower wages.” “Yes str." he says, “the organized laborer is getting everything and the TAY SULPHUR ON AN ECZEMA OKIN Any breaking out of the skin, even flery, Itehing eczema, can be quickly overcome by applying Mentho#ul- phur, declares a noted akin specialist. 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It’s clean” has been the satisfactory cry of women for over 2,000 years, but Srerag Neto — in labor, time and wear on clothes! wort eathing the unhealthy fumes of the wash water; the endless rub, rub, rub against the , washboard, and the tired, fagged feeling caused by the labor; work that doesn’t leave enough energy to properly Prepare and enjoy your dinner with your family? You can’t afford to be without a Marswells washer at these exceptional low terms of $2.25 down and $2.25 per week. Is it worth it? Is it Phone us today for a | McCumbers. pped into the} | formarty. | wishes, THE SEATTLE STAR farmer in wetting nothing. We must adjust wages downward | Phen he rises and a glint of some hing like fire comen into his eye as |he shouts: “We must fight the or ganization of the minority with the | power of the unorganized majority ank him | fighting togett might | not constitute organized jorition: lhe just shakes his head. He simply | doesn't know Mr. and Mrs, MeCumber wil re |main in Washington where Harding has promised him a job. They h # daughter dying of tuberculost they feel it very keenly, The: fine old people of the «mall town type, reactionaries but kindly hearted personally. Yet when one wonders | why democracies make #0 many or rors, one has only to look at the What will this present session, the membership of which Include defeated and dingruntied ones Mighty little beyond what In ao tually required by law. The regular Appropriation bile will be paased after having been pared to the bone and the bone scraped. But there will be no new tax sohemes of any kind. That ts cer tain. I have the word of the leaders tn both houses for that. No scehem for the adoption of « salen tax will get to first base-—no | plan to place « tax on municipal and | government tax exempt securities will be given serious consideration. eee | Mra, Harding t# very much better | but sti!) anything but well and this | taken together with the defeat of several of the president's first friends -— Senatore Freylinghuysen, New, MoCumber, Calder and others, has combined to cast an alr of gloom |over the White House, There wil! | probably be mighty little In the way Of festivities there this season. eee Popularity ts a funny thing isn't it? Two years ago, the most popu |iar man in Wa ton, or the coun try for that matter, was Mr. Hard ing and decidedly the most unpepu lar was Woodrow Wilson. The most outrageous stories of Wilson's prt vate life were freely bandied about at pink teas, clubs and gatherings of one sort and another, Today, | Harding’s picture on the screen fails to evoke « solitary hand clap as « rule, while a snap shot of Wilson no bigger than a man's hand raises } the roof? | Herbert Hoover's another popular | idol who t» just tumbling around on & pedestal of hollow tle or some thing ike that. Herbert te « great engineer-1 guess there's no doubt about that, and « great organixer— his work in Europe during the war proved that, but he's a political idiot He undertook to settle the coal strike—and botched it. He tackled the unemployment problem and | mussed that up conaiderably. Now he han undertaken the settlement of the Colorado Basin problem, involving the biggest task considered tn dol lars ever unearthed In the field of peaceful undertakings. But Hoover has struck a whole river of enage and personally Ill bet a cookie the Problem doean't get settled his way at ell eee Hiram Johnson's incredible major! ty for senator was a body blow to Hoover, who, down in his heart, still harbored the hope that the golden state might consider him some day I don't think Hoover will settle tn California when his term of office is out. As for Hiram, well, wouldnt janybody’s head be swelled with a 400,000 majority in his own state? | Hiram can now settle down to atx | years of enjoyment in his handsome home at Chevy Chase and in the wenate chamber, He doesn't need | PHONE TODAY FOR FREE DEMONST RATION EES eepeeeemeeemenement see ee $ 25 war to worry about a darn thing but his health and that is much better than He will very likely re- main In the senate as long as he eee Fifty women delegates to the Na- tional Convention of the Order of the Kastern Star are here from the Pacific coast alone. The Washing ton delegates are: Mra. Minnie M. Miller, worthy grand matron, We matches; Mra. Walker F. Meir, Se- attic; Mra, Ella 8. Babcock, Yakima; Mrs. Ida FP. MoeQuarten, Grand Mound; Mra. Emma P. Chadwick, Se- attle; Mre Lillfan A. Peck, Yakima, and Mra, Edith B. Gattis, Beattie. DREAM OF CURE HAS COME TRUE Daughter Hears Mother Speak in Sleep ABBEVILLE, 8. C., Nov. 24.-— Five months and a half ago Mre. C. B, Woamansky suddenly lost her volee. Medical advice was sought from local doctors and then special ints from a distance were consulted; but nothing seemed to do any good For five months communication with pencil and pad was the best | ahe could do, Arrangements were being made for Mrs. Fosmansky to leave for Spartanburg to be under the ex: tended care of a specialist. 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