The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 7, 1922, Page 16

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1922. THE Everybody’s Happy Now; “Lame Duck’’ Senator: ““Cootie’’ Is Home Again’ May Save Subsidy Bill { By Wanda von Kettler , oY declared, “I'l follow you ti we} WASHINGTON, D Will the; Chalmers, Ohio; “Chandler al : apy : come to @ policeman; then you'll| “lame duck” vote save the Lasker | Classons, Win; Clouse, Tenn,; Col ‘This: story of a bey and a have to say something.” ship subsidy bill in the senate, as it} ton, Utah; ¢ 1 Kehols, W dox. , ‘Ohtake your dog,” anaried the | did tn the house of representatives? | V ' Mc ht, Pa. Gernerd Ly AR ey boy | man, and toned the leash toward| “Lame ducks” « kressmen de | Pa an, Conn.; Goodykoonts, W and de ppy. But, my Mrs, Maxey feated in the last ele 4, repudi-| Va.; Gorman, IIL; Hays, Mo; Henry ween’ ft awful Sunday and Mon at ie ated at the polls by the voters of |N. Y,; Hines, Ohio; Hogan, N. Y ay! e letricts. ukried , imphrey Neb. Ee asain ‘oaths tains At the Young residence that aft hy ah tg tial Sathinaah, St ds meaene, thy ieee erneen Were Great faleisinés. Tune he house of these repudi: | Hu on, N ry mess and a complication, but ay Joloing ah ven a conaresamen atric *a.; Kinnel, N KJine, N with, nevertheless, a most pleas bean, found. But in the evening \fo “the oo ly t i ae ithe ut y or i Ra pane : He Law Ing ending! s mung surveyed the dog more | vi... ‘tne | rence, Mo.; Layton, Del.; Lee, N. ¥ It's been just lke a story,” nelmt defeate uhring, Ind.; MeLaughlin, Pa.; Me grins Myer Alexander, the boy in Raw." NG" Ghd, “Tt igin't | TENE Sas see apes” to 100 | Woereen, Mor Millasauan, Set Moe the case, And Cootic, the Aire | {Ink that's Jumbo, He doosn’t act | wn ooe 6 34.; Neston, Ohler Oleg dale involved, laps out hig tongue | !!K2 our dow.” | In addition, 26 rey ns who are Parker, N. J.; Patterson, Mo and grins in agreement, entire teat: amer consideration, th | retiring from public lite favored the | Peterson, N. Y¥.; Pringey, Okla; Had we, 9 raion tyme: a Bess hat ®| subsidy bill in the house vote oliffe, N. J.; Rhodes, Mo, Rickett Once upon a time—to de exact, | *Ttble mistake had been made | In the United States senate the Ohie; Rebertson, Okla.; Rose, Pa gh he ago r le aro 10 “lame duck” republicans, wait. | Rossdale, N. ¥.; Scott, Tenn.; Shel ety yom tig tg a “ e0 ht a |, Meanwhile, tears were being shed > ak oo rie wei Rg parr Meg A pealle der, of 2362 24th ave prought al, , | lor their te to expire, Their | ton, Me nnott, Ore; Sler , ie: Sevabla Glivertip Airedale: heme pet the Alexander household. Myer. | 19 votes might » the fate of the | Taylor, N. J.; Volk, N. ¥ alters to hig son Myer, whose years num ho Incidentally is one of Beattle’s| subsidy bill, if it came to a vote in| Pa; Wheeler, IL, and Woodyard ‘ealhye 4 talented musical youngsters, didn’t | the senate thin sem Pa ’ get much thrill out of ainging and] jrowe t t Phe dog med Coo or | However, debate unlimited tr Lame ducks” who patred tn favor A Cocke maceninel, Goutle. Myer iplaying Sunday afternoon. Theline senate, and talk may delay the| of the bill were Burroughs, N.Y ami Cootie became great friends. | tunny ano didn't sound right, wate 6a ties sheitty 1 afte the| Chandler, Okla Codd, Mict Dun Three months ago the boy was becau there waan't any dow under! ame duck there have been re | bar, Ind; Dunn, N. Y.; Jones, Pa taken tll, @ doctor declaring a week |it in Cootie’s customary 1 and | pig ete Gabe pesbeoeues Molidin. Ba.> Steaetbenn. te Mc or two later that Myer must not | the boy's voice wasn't quite #0 clear!’ Opponents of the subsidy charge | Cormi Mont; Ryan, N. ¥.- and attend school for at least six more|as usual But what could be e?lthat many lame duck vote we Btiness, RK. 1 months, as the result of “flu.” So) Nothing until tomorrow Monday | jined up for the subsidy bill by prom?| Other republicans who will not be Cootte and Myer became greater) morning Myer called The Star and ines of federal jobs, at the dirposa jin th next house who voted for the friends than ever, because now the | asked that the paper help him find] of the president, after t terms| bill were Brennan, Mich; Cannor young master’s time could be de-/his dog. Well, Monday af have expired. This, wenate subsidy | 111; Brooks, Pa.; Crago, Pa; Fe Yoted almost entirely to his do little story about a lost dog Jopponents say, Justitien them in fill-| Ohio; Gould, No ¥. Greene, Vt Then last Sunday the miser ed in the bustering against the subsidy Hicks, N. ¥.; Husted, N. ¥.; Jefferts able thing happened. Myer’s | YOUNES read It. And Monday « The republic me ducks” who|Neb.; Monde Oxéen, ty hoon it was decided at the Young ted for tt © At ae, N Heber, Pa he Mont Roder dad went for a walk, and Cootle, B by chance, went along Mr. household that “Jumbo.” why had Appleby Arents, Nev At-l berg, It nd 8 N.Y Alexander stopped in a store on | "°°" *Moying free board and lodging | keson, Mo.; Benham, Ind.; Bird, Kan.;| Pordney, of Michigan, paired for Fourth ave. leaving the dog |sinee Sunday was in reality none} Blakeny, Md; Bond, N. Y Bowerr the b Hie retires voluntarily from resting on the sidewalk in | °theh than Cootie, That evening «|W. Va.; Brooks, Ill; Campbell, Kan.; | congress delegation from the Alexander domi. | —— - - ey . front. Two moments clapsed. | cite was invited to call at the resi.| | - | Mr. Alexander again on thé | dence of Mr. and Mrs. Your i KI I M ANY IN \TRISH I EADER | sidewalk. But where was the the word “Cootie,” exciaimed at the | ahs svosAL | - aye a: | come © | , at the . [tate that | doorway ty Master Myer Atsxander,! BULGAR RIOTS} SLAIN BY MOB And that's that lthe purp came bounding down the 4a Ss} Ol ee }hall and no doubt was left in the| SOFIA, 7.—Many prominent! DUBLIN, Dec, 7,—Insurgents shot This chapter of the story needs|™inds of anybody persons are reported to have been h & member of the new Irish to introduce a purp named Jumbo,| If & dow can have a fit of joy,| assassinated in a serious uprising at State pariiament today and also a silver-tipped atredale. Jumbo, | Cootle had one. And Myer, himself, | Kustendil, as a result of which mar- | mortally wounded another 4 | last July, just atx months ago, be | h8*n't gotten over his share of re-|tial law was declared thruout Bul The slain man was named Hi: | ° jolcing yet @arta today nd the wounded man 0’ Maliey.| longed to Mrs. W. H. Young of |) . So: & ‘estaurants i theaters have | t « rele n | 1409 Madison st. He had a pe} Sas — ripe tol ont eater They were attacked by rebels with| cullar and playful habit of jumping| But who was the man detected | °°" Saks tena boom estven roan everrere | en running boards of passing auto-|%° Strangely by Mrs. Maxey Sun Brainy egy The deputies were «worn in as| ’ ; K unt onc the mutineers recccu . . mobiles and taking little rides, un |“8Y afternoon. Nobody cares, He) Kt mg Ps y red erg nat nerioue | Members of the Southern parliament | " was just a man—sort of mean wo | Pied the city withou yesterday. ‘They took the oat at} + Invited. It is believed that in this : : wea ¢ | Festatance way he wag lost. And tho search| %USPect. or he wouldn't have trie Se the parliament house. y ry wa ) walking off with a boy's dog. Reserve officers participated tn the ti vane oo Yaa v purp was never . +3 uprising, now known to have been led ‘ r joum lby three plotters known as Alexan- | Now, it happened that on this last aa sy anybody cneigg vag = oe Michaslof and Athanassof. sags: _ d and eventful Sunday, Mrs. Ruth/*nother chapter to this tale wil we Maxey, sister of Mrs, Young, who| ®°ed only look up Jumbo, who dis- pa 4 air to a, e xchanged | owned Jumbo, was stepping down “Ppeared last July. And everybody] PASTORS F ROM lift certificates, in the form of | . : . pag Cowen ALL nm rs checks redeemable at any of the 110 First ave. just a few moments after Myer’s dad had jost trace of Cootie. Mrs. Maxey saw a man leading a si! will live happily ever after. Post Mortem Probe stores, have been in | ing retail trade bureau of | ny the WEST IN MEET Ver-tipped Airdale by a leash, and PORTLAND, Dec, 7.—Fifty minis Aa urs .< o ee ge are | said erself, “Th. - i i i * of Oregon, Washington, Idaho | ommended especially thin year, | Sate permet: “oat ook xe] Findings Withheld jor si occse"are nocemled at the| When nny posbity of « return or iter" ~s ank on nl he Pr acuieaing the man, she said to| Findings in the post mortem ex| Fast side Christian church for the| rade ikea “thats seer atater's dan 3 amination of Mrs. Irma Reardon.| pacific Northwest preachers’ partia-| The strictness of the atate law and | tain. Will sou tell me. please, where |421 Jefferson st. who died Tues-|ment. They are to discuss problems| feeulations of the board of health | The oka that — day, will not be made public untill of interest to the church in the | Ms year, regarding returns of goods ’ ’ ; according to Coro W. | north went | make it almost imponsible for any gee saan Sota etanaemantiont ena Corson. ‘The examination was} Among the speakers at the partia benshange er choles on the part of - . , held as a result of Coroner Com} ment are One's receiving gifts, except by the Banta t explain,” Mrs, Max: | won’s suspicion that she had died| Rev. A. J. Adams, of Baker: Rev.| “Eift chech 1 |from poisoning. Mra. Reardon was|S F. Childers, of Eugene: Dr. C.F.) The list of member stores which |married two weeks ago to Jerry|#wander, state secretary of the) Will aocept gift certificates Includes Christian church tn Oregon; Rev R.| ¢¥*ry make and line of merchand F. Thrapp, of Seattle, and Colin V,/ aking the plan practicable from ev Dymant, of Eugene. ry standpoint, a ° Catholic School University Head to Be Dedicated Asks Assistance Bishop Edyrard J. O'Dea will make} Business houses should co-operate the dedicatory address at 11 a. m.|with the state in educating budding Sunday at the Holy Rosary school, | geniuses, Dr. Henry Suzzalio, presi the new Catholic institution recently | dent of the University of Washington completed In West Seattle. Monday |told @ meeting of county alumni at | morning the $100,000 edifice built by |the L. C. Smith buflding restaurant a v |the Holy Rosary parish will begin | Wednesday. Many @ brilliant mind Given Kid Gloves ite housing of Catholic grade school |is going to waste, he aald, because the Pon dagaon esgyneifongay halt 4 brn | Possessors haven't enough money to este maa Camotia Utne eomios i |complete their education, but they | Justice, received @ pair of white kid| NEW YORK, Dec. 1.—Arrested for | would be giad to go to the university gloves by mail while she was presid-| slapping @ man in the face, Miss | if they could get part time jobs |ing tn court. She remarked that of-|Anna Wirthe's defense was: “I| He sald, however, that the brightest |fenders brought before her would| didn’t like his looks” Fifty dollars |college students are the worst suffer presen caianees rb p> Fly nllg- gaa Ps jers under present educational sys | tems, as they have to kee Pp geared | down to the level of the leas brainy members of their clasn A CHRISTMAS PROGRAM ‘Chauffeur Fined Note: Persons wishing the bulletin described below must observe f * gta directions and send applications to The Star's Washington bureau, | or Wild Driving and not to the Seattle office —Editor. Fred Graham, 1796 Alki ave., was | a {fined $100 Thursday and given a sus. | |Pended sentence of 30 days tn jai j School teachers, kindergarten teachers, Sunday school teachers wil) be glad to know that our Washington bureau now has ready under the influence of alcohol Wives, mothers, sisters, tt f you a Christmas program of suggested recitations, songs end storie which includes also the history of Christmas in ancient and modern |] Judge Calvin 8, Hall confirmed the| the man who drinks Wh anh ahh Ot Sticbeiie vine. and : 2. een db ausses eet pm times, the origin of the Santa Clau sp a st Ni ibelap ravi Ser |police court sentence given Graham | Upon to save him from a ruined lite other interesting information about Christmas. my ‘rem }August 21, the day after the of. gnd '@ drunkand's grave. ‘Take heed ing » copy of this bulletin should fill out and mail the coupon fense = ou ands of men going to | a 3 oT ruin dally through vile, fionee below | Fred Graham, 20, fas a wife and Whiskey and the horrible PRI OME AEN SI 1s SS - |aby to provide for. 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