The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 25, 1922, Page 14

j With a calm and almost jaunty air, these six former leaders in the Greak government listened to the sentence which sent five to death before a firing squad and one to penal s | tude for life. Left to right, they are Baltazzis, former minister of Stratigos, minister of communications; M. Gounaris, former premic the interior; Theotokis, former minister of war, and Pr Stratigos escaped death and received life imprisonment. u WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.--Ie “13"| MILWAUKER, Wis, Deo. 26- “3"18 GLASS CLAIMS SAYS TEACHER ‘History Shows Number Has envi- foreign affairs; Gen. ; Stratos, minister of otopapadakis, LUCKY, Brought Fortune Iueky number? _ The oe American ©) pumber has been a fortunate one ‘for the United States, and waats 2 issue history class State Va., shows American ow! history that Postoffice department to I-cent stamp. Stamps of numerous denomina- ‘The class, in its claim that "19" ts/ ap unlucky number, has the sup-| pa 4 Woodrow {attendance at colleges y are ti recently were issued by ‘were superstitious, so variety was skipped. of former President whose name contains 15 let-/ the | and who always stated was a lucky one for him. evidence that 13 has been Rumber for the United States, class presented the following America was discovered on eve of the 13th of the month. ‘The original republic consisted | 13 colonies. | % The first official flag had 13 ‘Atlantic of the over re an olive branch with 13 leaves Claw and 13 thunderbolts tn | tincture of madness” is a shield fellow has described from his beak | Ying. ‘whenever nature leaves a/ the motto with wn aie 4 emblem, Unum.” ‘The first word to pass over cable was sent on the month. Our silver q with 13. are 19 stars. The . On hi 13 bars and ribbon bearing Each wing has Fat ‘There are 13 letters in John Jones’ ‘There Normal, claims the the the knowledge of everyday happen- department, but the stamp | ings.” mal the eagle, requires 13 letters| ft: also'does our motto, “E juarter is written a head See re duwia [of Just such men when he aad, name. were 13 ships in the 1. JOB AWARDED The Warren Construction compeny of Portland has accepted condi Heaven irrigation project, according to a report made by Chief Engineer A. I. Smith of the project in Prosser, Wash. Representatives of the Warren -lcompany will accompany those of |Thomas A. Kdison’s efforts to be | Morris Brothers to investigate the little the college man of today do'syndicate of astern capitalists not find favor with Rey. Albert C.| which has been arranged by John L. Fox, S. J, president of Marquette Etheridge, The investigation will university, take place January 2 Eiiison says, according to @ recent| If the Investigation ts satisfactory publication of an article In the col-| the contract will be sianed and ac- lexe paper at Princeton, that the/|tual construction work will start modern college man “does not like | within 60 or 90 days, Amith sald. A to work” and “that he does not have | corps of 40 engineers would be neces- sary to prepare plans and details within that tima, tt ts said Inventor's College Views Er- | roneous, Claim at | Father Fox, tn an extenstve inter. | | - - —— view with the United Prees, declared Death Result of that the majority of college men tn | M . arriage Refusa college for the very reason that! COPENHAGE Dec, 25.—-Re- they are notably possessed of Just! cause Mine Hilda Seastrom would those qualities which Edison denies | not marry him, Erich Kederstrom, them. Father Fox sald: ja bank olerk, drowned her and “Mr. Edison prides himeelf on be | himself while boating. ing « self-made man, and, Hike moat | selfmade men, he worships hie cre | ator, He has held ‘his farthing candle to the sun’ so often of late! that he seems to have grown fond | of the pastime. “His repeated efforts to belittle the college graduate tn the world of affairs is not eo much one of his faults as one of his folties. Expert. | ™Y ence has fatled to teach him that it iw ts easier to be oritical than to be| “Ninety per cent of college gradu- correct.” |ates rise to prominence and suo In speaking of Edison as a critic cm.” Father Fox declared. “They of college education, Father Fox| know that the door of success has says, “His eyes are both on one aide, | "0 key, and that they have to bat. ; Motorist Cleared by Dying Victim DENVER, Colo, Dec. 25.--When | Lester Colby wae struck by Frank Carr's automobile he lived only long enough to tell a policeman: fault.” strong stnews. ‘there is no genius free from some! “As to the teat questions prepared Our own Long. |>¥ Mr. Edison, any college gradu his type by [Ste could prepare in half an hour cm wie better Met with whieh to baffie hole in a ‘person's mind, she . | utterly the self-complacency of their erally plasters it over with a Erm: | settconstituted critic.” coat of self-concelt. her Fox emphatteally dented) VIENNA, Deo. 25.—Because he ‘s assertions that college | hired a man to spy on her, Mme. graduates “do not make good after| Sophie Duseeikoch was granted « they leave college.” atvoree. 13 Lake Erte waited there_all day|adds, “and He will direct me.” in hopes of seeing you. Defeated Congresswoma Must Start Life Anew WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.—Stxty-; “Aunt Alice.” ag she ts often called, nine, single, and without « job after | endeared herself to congressmen soon after she took her seat. next March, Miss Alice Robertson, | “40.0 older than the average mem- defeated congresswoman, is wonder-| ber of congress, old enough to be ing what she will do and where she the mother of many, her assdciates will go when her term expires in| soon accumulated a wholesome re- congress. spect for Mins Robertson. Their Her problem is hard because she affection for her is likened to the sold her prosperous cafeteria and/esteem in which “Uncle Joe” Can- also has decided to move her resl-| non, the late Champ Clark and Gen. dence from Muskogee, Okla., as @ Isaac T. Sherwood, of Ohio, were rebuke to her fellow townspeople held. for the wallop they gave her tn the Miss Robertson early dingreed elections. with women’s organizations and ot | Thus, the white-haired, motherly | they spoke and wrote unkind things| old congresswoman is faced with about her. She refused to be a the problem of starting life anew, spokesman in the house for wom: in a strange community, unless she en's organizations, She always op- remains in Washington, where her posed votes for women and she re- friends say she can be appointed to| garded her election as an accident. some government post. | Miss Robertson tried to represent Miss Robertson is too independent her constituency just aa would any to seek such @ post. She says she other congressman. Serving the has no idea what she wants to do.| people of the Muskogee, Okla, din- “But the Good Lord does,” she/trict was her first consideration. |This she did to the utter disregard Modest, retiring and motherly,'of women's problems, A NICE JOB FOR THE UMBRELLA FIXER ' \\ \\ y \\ \ \ \ \ \ ‘ ' ay ‘wi \\ former premier, Gen. | tionally the contract for the Horse | “It waa) like a turbot. Seneca was speaking ‘rT !t down with strong willie and | yoqj— THE SEATTLE STAR Ship News Tides in Seattle MONDAY | | per dos, bunches ® | oat | per DEC. 2 viret Low Tide | s.04 wom, Ott | First High Tide TURSDAY Cauliflower 0, 2 : Cal ett Tide da. ire. bunches al white, ™.. 01% thoy. evaded 26. 00@20 yams, ped t ® per th me Yakima, * oo o ONS OF cle OM ™ Boy Operated on in City Street EDINBURGH, Dec 2b year-old Fred Grant's leg putated in the street to save per th 1, dow bunches om, bow per fb. per th » per sack FRUITS Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers was am ht Turalpe— White after being run down by an automo | bile | London Judges Favor Whipping LONDON, Dec Magistrates of Ol Batley o ment of a whipping post to punish an u | the install t favor Golden, perl Wigs Wreath Ca! habitual criminals (Vital Statistics] BIRTHS irthe in their household, ted by the following Be Hernard Theodore, Quinces © men: rire Prices Paid Wholrsal , Almonds Ne Plus 2215 North! se Hranti—¥ | Peemme Per Mm Mined jo Dealers 2122 Beventh ao John, 1010 Daweon st.. boy agan, Joseph L., 648 16th ave, boy Alan Sylvester, 120 23rd N., boy Sevecten, | Hendrickson, John, Seattle, girt Bogart, Walter La, 3043 Gist ave, & bo: (os P., Burtor ent Jo! mn, 8 tind ave. 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Smooth heavy Wethers, lent Heavy Ewes Culle és FLOUR AND SU Wholesale Prices GAR yy 2 The new Bun Maid seedices rat- | Rew mixed peel, orange, lemon Ihe M.: 2 te |. te. Malle 1-2 lke &. bacon, 2 r Mtall 22, black cod. soles, 2 Mh | halthbut ebooks, Royal bakt) pe Te. the; black jo W; peanuts, 2 fhe feriat mill, frean t flour, 10 Flour—Famtly pat., Bing Stem bakers, » Hard wheat, bakers, dest cane suger, § Ths Ps Se oe lon milk, Stall 47, « rat 1 jealt herring, 1¢ apiece, 8 for tte; fresh | King salmon, 200 b meat, 700 T. [Stall 26, hamburger, 12%0 T.; sausage | meat, 12%6 M.; bolling beef, 100 and up. a oll, pt 280, gt. 440, | Weasen off, pt om | Grit Limestone |. Granite eb eee Moat Scraps—Kastern Bhell—-Kastern oyster annial Cont Special M128, i Libby's mince sauerkraut, 2 qt cheane, Stall FSGHT DUEL | PORTLAND, Dec. 26.—"Merry 5 | Christmas! Stick ‘em up!" ordered | the yuletide burglar at the Chief Lunch, “all night” lunch counter. ‘The cook's revolver blazed from PIKE PLACE |the recesses of the kitchen while}, Stell 17, pure cane sugar, | patrons scurried to places of safety |» Market, Mieltted Gnee neve eke land let their short orders fend for Sra ae oa, § bare | themselves, he, freak The burglar's revotver flared reply and the fight was on. It was about 1:80 o'clock this morning. Recognizing the burglar an the man who shot at him several weeks ago and wrecked a pumpkin pie, the cook, F. D. Doloff, emerged from his galley firing as he came. ‘T-bone steaks, 180 th The burglar retreated only when|pot roast, se t.; sugar cured bacon, both he and the cook had emptied |! Stall 14, fresh skinned soles, 160 M., thelr revolvers at one another, § Be sliver salmon, 200 th.; King There were two casualtion—-a pair] man’ is Nencemen Crake, 2 for Bb0, of ees ordered by a traveling man|mixed from Seattle were burned to a}? orlap. 500; abe plum pudding, 2 for b5e: Baker Girl flour, $1.66; and tomatoes 100 can, Staile 16-17, ( ifornia walnuts, 260; elbow |3 for 260; fancy Xm Calumet baking powder, ry “ae peanut butter, 110, 8 110, bs eM.) 164o $00 puddings, tho; 780 Jar mince | 90, fresh | The Seattle Star Published Dally at 1807 Beventh Ava Beattle, Washington Subscription Rat BY MAIL, IN ADVAN IN THE STATE Ww Price tn 8c BY ©. Per month CLASSIFIED ADVERTISI ranslent per line per nt #ix words to per mon th, @ RARIEK IN CITY 90.1 cutlve tnsuee u ) Thre Contract and Coupon Rates on Request MAIN 0600 BUSINESS SERVIC Attorney »-at-Law Kavice tree All cases. Hall & Heil All i Joneph Allen 607 Lea 216 Burke Bidg., 9 ‘con moderate. Inf n f inwyer oi. 3986 4. 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Annex Phone Main 3482. |ALE—WEST SEATTLE _ WHY HAVE RENT RECEIPTS During 1923 when roe can buy a little home on a big 60x120-foot lot for $800, $100 down and $12.50 per month, ‘or for $2,300 You can buy a ‘modern California bungalow, with firepla b large living and dining r bined, 2 bedrooms, nice porch; block from | FOR s. | front only car and light. $800 down, $30 a month, in- cluding interest. LOOK THEM OVER TODAY OR TOMORROW Ry taking Fauntleroy car, No. 2, on Second ave, to W. Juneau st. ‘In- quire at our branch office next to the store, on left-hand side, Phone West 0165, REAL Es Bldg. A Main 348 FOR SALE—ACREAGE Cheap—5 Acres On main road, north of clty; good house; 4,000 berry plants’ free: can move right in. Terms $50 down, $10 per month. Price only $890." Call today at 6612 Univer- sity way, Seattle. 1 A 40-ACRE FARM, ALL ed; orchard; creek; on high- AD, $3,900; easy terms. RS, 726 Third Av 68 FOR SALE—FARM LAI HAVE A GOOD iW ACRES NEAR Mt. Vernon, Price $1,400;$200 cash, baiance yearly. Come and look 3, 726 Third LA FRONTAGE AT 8 fonroe, excellent soil, county road Bargain, Ames, Poulsbo, TATH CO. nex a FOR EXCHANGE—REAL _ ESTATE TWO LOTS, BELLINGHAM, AND 10 acres adjoining, for Seattle, Ames, Poulsbo, Wash, R $4 load, $7 double | Extra dry forest, $6.60) Facing on graded street, with sewers | paved streets; city water and city |- DECEMBER 26, 1922. ALE—REAL ESTATE ron Henry C. Ewing Compan © ‘Geattie’s Realtors” |North Broadway Colonial | Bargain is your opportunity to euch « bargain as you “ , looking for for months nb ultra-modern T-room Duteh a beautiful part of the Not for $7,000 p A Colonial North Broadway district. monthe again, if ever, will you have such an opportunity. For # iption of its auperior appoint~ and inspection, phone Main 7184 | | der ments MeD-44 North of Mt. Baker payment of $450 oath, like rent, we have @ bungalow, with attic fireplace, furnace heat; lot payed streets; house ondition. The owner city, and t eliing Phone K-66, Main $4,000-—With and balance #pa 50x110 feet in in good te leaving the at @ sacrifice 7184 Madrona Bungalow $2,700-—This well-built 5-reom bun~ | alow, located, on paved street iT large b | ly large: " ie ment. Cary on ppointment, T~4 Main 7136. Green Lake The best buy on the market jeally new modern ngalow, It te # trict, on good # to school and car line; the an everything @& person ; entrance hall; | | | | $2,600 Pract b wood wt hen and fine beth; the couse i# finished in French gray dwork and hardwood floors; it hes coment basement, laundry trays, dendy hot air furnace and | good garage. Here is your chan: to pick up @ snap. ‘hone B-24, Main 7134. 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Man, Puget Sound Power & Light Co, Common Dividend No, 11 A $1.00 dividend is pa: Jan. 16, 1923, to Si ord Dec, 90, 18a cere OF Fee | Stone & Webster, Inc., Gen. Man,