The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 25, 1922, Page 8

KS GREAT RACE TO RISE Man Says Sound Climate Is Ideal the shores ot Puget sound ta within a comparatively short of history, a super-race, the Magnificent civilization of stal Mndustrious, intellectual and people the world has ever ia the belief of Erwin L. mr, consulting engineer of Se Cynthia Grey: St. Luke 11:7-18 7. And she brought forth her first-born son, and wrapped him in swaddling clothes and laid him in a manger because there was no room for them in the inn. 8. And there were in the same country shepherds abiding in the field, keeping watch over their flock by night, And lo, the angel of the Lord came upon them, and the glory of the Lord shone round about them: and they were afraid. 10, And the angel said unto them, Fear not: for, be- hold, I bring you good tidings of great joy, which shall be to all people, 11. For unto you is born this day in the city of David a Saviour, which is Christ the Lord. 12. And this shall be a sign unto you; Ye shall find the babe wrapped in swaddling clothes, lying in a manger. 18. And suddenly there was with the angel a multi- tude of the heavenly host praising God, and saying, 4. Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace, good will toward men. 15. And it came to pass, as the angels were gone away from them into heaven, the shepherds said one to another, Let us now go even unto Bethlehem and see this thing which is come to pass, which the Lord hath made known unto us. 16. And they came with haste, and found Mary, Joseph, and the babe lying in the manger. 17. And when they had seen it, they made known abroad the saying which was told them concerning this child. 18. And all they that heard it wondered at those things which were told them by the shepherds. Weber, who has spectar on heating systems, and in thtt n made a study of climatio and their relations to hu “progress, has prepared charts data which has been accumu $4 upon the most advantageous p and conditions of hw ty for mankind, and thru them that Puget sound answers a} Perfectly to ideal conditions, humidity of the Sound region for human comfort at lower than obtain in districts drier atmosphere, it was ex ‘and the temporatures of the ‘were shown to be those at human beings can work to advantage, while the brain gving with climatic varia ‘and a& bit of cold weether ts im the mild winter weather and it appears as if all forms of na b have conspired to create in this i Pacific Northwest a region iM suitably adapted to health and, the welfare and propagation | ing, deep-thinking, in-| type of humanity, than any.) ‘on the globe,” said Weber. | } wateh THE SEATTL Liberty Decoration Com pleted The “new” Liberty theater opened Saturday morning, after having been closed for three days tor redecora tion. The work of remodeling the f the big theater has been on show had not Wednenday but the lowed until last at The style of decoration ts strict! Spanish and even the ushers wear Spanish costumes, New curtains draperies and rugs along with beau tifa) crystal chandeliers tn the hall ways and wonderful new dome light whieh looks lke a little Bpanis Mission in itself are a few of the things which make the theater a « of beauty Inside, The rest | ne booths and writing G.O.P.CHIEFS | AWAIT FEB. 12) WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.—-Admin Istration leaders are keeping close on preparations being | made for republican sreureadivs rallies. in a nuntber of states in Feb-| which makes up the ell national strength. Old People’ 8 fe & location suitable for the, Homes of a superrace and @| Dear Miss Grey: Is there an old tion. All about us lies! people's home here where an old nt Pacific Northwest, | man, active, energetic and willing ‘untold and inexhaustible po- might find a home for his remain Tesources yearning for the|ing days on payment of a sum of ‘of man to touch and transform) money? He .would not be a burden ‘| Veritable paradise of active}on the institution. ; and civilization. AN OLD MAN have sufficient faith) There are two old people's homes) ty and the Inevitable laws | here, the Kenny Preabyterian Home, n to be willing to predict|/at Lincoln beach, of the Fauntleroy! the course of but a few gen-\ car Mine and the John Waller Acker me there will be witnessed in! son Home at Mercer (sland. I would | ¢ Northwest a civilization advise you to either viatt or write the Magnificence, such grandeur, | superintendents of these homes to ever before existed in the |learn particulars. of mankind.” eee = What would be an appropriate of Eight to decorate a New Year's dinner | Particien table? Lies Dead Here! vse for the center piece a cake! Joseph Flannigan, 548 16th ‘lettered with the date of the New There ia no such ordinance, Hot mather of cight children, died Year, and deorated with 12 candies.| ever, there ts an ordinance stating r Shomé Saturday after return- These should ‘not be lit until the that all auch amoke Providence hospital, where stroke of midnight. Little calendars,| news shall be @ certain yht ago she gave birth to attached to cards cut in bell shape, | eee | Excitement caused by may serve as place cards, and direct- Dear Mise Grey WI you pleane is believed to have | ly over the table may b¢ a “shower” try to find some one who han one of of paper bella suspended from the | those reclining chairs for sale cheap, | ore dy red ribbons of different |for a man who has heart trouble?! Cannot ie down to sleep. Please call or phone the Pioneer Square comfort station and ask for Mra, Keawick, k, after 4pm. ;PALACE HIP BILL IS BIG WINNER Variety, the former name for! vaudeville, ts adequately lived up to | Miss Grey will recelve callers in ber office Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 1 to 3 Dp. Mtn and on Tuesday and Thursdady from 11 & m. to 1% m, each week. Please do net come at other times, as it seriously inter. forea with her writing ey | Inquires | About Ordinance Dear Miss Grey: Can you kindly tel meq ether or not there ts a ce compelling factories to | ff own amoke’ There ts this vicinity and ther te sending out black My and night and one can Rot hang Out a washing without it covered with nmall If one leav | window open the same thing pens A TAXPAYE sta chim W. Bruen, 2416 First YY the five acts which are teing pre. | there is really any reric | ment for 1924, it will heceme appar I their J cluding $9 Se | Birds, jadded a touch of the different to thetr | partner below. Cooper and Valli whose comedy are two nutes stops only long | enough for the henpecked huxband to ruary. Most of the rallies are being Planned for February 12, Lincoln day publican observers believe that tf s move on a third party move foot to organize ent in these February meetings. With Borah, La Follette, Norris! and practically all the other progres: | sive “big une” out making on that day, regular party men are of th be a nor which all the progressive and radical elements within the party will drop | masks and reveal their am light apeechen | inion that February 12 will bitions in @ true To Publish Paper | on Mountain Hike | More than 160 mountaineers attlettes, in. | will ansemble begin dine Val ey. in Mt Park Features of the hike will be writ ten up in the special newnpane planned by the mountaineers for the trip. The paper will be edited by Frank Helsell, whe will handle it| on route like @ regular metropolitan fiy—heving @ sports department ramatic page and ali other necu wary seateree. HONOL T. H—Mian Kather tne Hall, normal school teacher here, | Of Pasadena, Cal, diew an reault of | Injuries received when struck by auto | driven by Stanley Kennedy, manager | of Inter-Isiand Steam Navigation | company | Jory out “Ain't she rough.” Their lines and stunts are distinctly new and different and very laughable. Joe Alien tn a wiry chap who dors “a little bit of everything” tn the balancing line and concludes by akat ing Ground the stage on his hands Wright and Gayman, “The Canary are good whiatlers who have | number ‘The eternal triangle is given novel treatment in the film feature tn which Wyndham Standing, a prin cipal In “Earthbound,” is starred for the first time, As an added attraction, Anttonette | Wryley, « gifted violin soloist, ta ren dering ® varied program, ranging from classical to popular selections Mins Wyley, who has been featured on several Eastern cirouite, is given & warm reception by the mustic.lov ing ‘nection of the audience 7 ave. N., reported Friday that "ented at the Palace Hip theater un ‘nie auto had struck Miss Lena Gam-|t!! Friday night. A thrilling tale of ble, 116 W. 68th st., at N. Goth et. |the South Seas is thrown on the |and Phinney ave, and that she was *lver screen under the title “The | lasvebihy Seatied. isle of Doubt.” ty | A dance revue, featuring Joveta | 741.2 2316 Western | nardon, the Reed Sisters and Graham | ave., oy unhurt Friday 'i» of first importance. Introducing when he was knocked down at! sey : Ra! b: eral mew songs and many novel Marion at. aps itroad ~ Jorn [anne steps by the Reed Sisters, car driven by P. Bronson, known as one of the best kin teame ave, N. in the profession, it 9 a big applause Mrs. A. Hanson, Mercer tal- | winner 74. and, was struck at Third| Sensational from the rise of the ave. and Yesler way, Friday, by a |ctrtain to its drop, the strength and car driven by B. A. Swenson, 3722/Ktace shown by Ruth and Develan 04 | lth ave. N. EL jentities them to a close run for second honors. In this a young lady '743- 44-45-4 sf Fame does a series of difficult acrobatic ‘by Clifford Holmes, 814 E. 8th st. jfeats on a tall pole, balanced by ter \struck four people at Ratiroad av and Madison st.,-Friday night, se- verely injuring all of them. The in-| {Jared persons are Mrs. Grace Rogers, da E. Union st, and her small daughter, Grace; Lavern Lawson, | {1405 BE. Union st., and his small 5 | brother, William. Lhe EY EY EY FY Fy 74 —M. ¥. Young, 418 15th ave. N., sustained an injured leg ave. and Pike st. by an auto driven by Henry Wolf, $17 27th ave. cy Mr. and Mra, A. '748 4 Pedro, 1107 Green- | wood ave., were knocked down and | | bruised Friday at N. 74th at. and | Greenwood ave. by a car driven by W. A. Wallace, 141 N. 74th at. 750. Ruth Ross, 1910 10th ave. Ws knocked down at Fourth nc and Seneca «st. Friday by an auto driven by C. H. Warren, Cascade hotel. She was slightly in-| jured. CASTORIA For Infants and Children In USE FoR OVER 30 Years Seraph: Signature io Nock Main 3993 TT ELE rr sized beetle. Soon all the Christmas notes were | collected and delivered to Santa Claus and the Toy Maker Every little boy and girl, thanks to the help of the Twins, was sure to have @ fine Christmas Very soon after that, Nancy and ick, wishing to have another ad- METROPOLITAN Sunday, Dec. 31, and All Week New Year's Eve EVENT OF THE NEW YEAR oxex MITZIE $s Sile eaninin Sete ere in Wairviend, hunted up their magical Green Bhoes again, toed CECT W. SAVAGE OFFERS and hied them off to the Fal; ee whens PYVAMO | | tioen's palnce. ng As they entered the door they “LADY passed a funny little dwarf going IN out. He was quite tiny, not much BILLY larger, indeed, than a good-sized beetle, and he had a long white beard that reached to the ground, A (pointed cap covered his head and A MUSICAL ROMANCE Cast and Chorus of 60 jover his shoulders was slung a Company's Orchestra of 20 _browntsh-looking sack. Liberty Theatre, New York, “Good morrow, good friends!’ he Seenle Production remarked in @ shrill voice, touching | his queer cap which was brown like all the rest of him. Then hitching his bag a little higher he bent his ‘hack to his load and trudged away. “Dusty Coat!” called the Fairy Queen after him. “Oh, Dusty Coat! {Come beck! Here are Nancy and Nick now.” a , KVENINGS - WED, MATINEE ~ SAT. MATINER -~ (Pius 10% wax) He was quite tiny, not much larger, indeed, than a good- Dusty Coat, for such was the dwarf's namg, looked surprised—and pleased, and turned instantly. “Well, isn’t that nice now! he said wrinkling up his nice old face in a queer twisty smi, “I'm always lucky. I'm glad to wee you." “Yeu,” said the Fatry Queen to the children. “We were just talking about you, You see, Dusty Coat ts the Sandman to all the creatures in Outdoor Land, just as the other Sandman you know about ts to the boys and girls all over the world Dusty Coat sprinkles magical dust on their tails or dusts a little on | their tongues and then they got sleepy and crawl into their holes and sleep the long winter thru, “If tt were not for Dusty Cont they would stay out all winter and freeze, poor things, Then when he gets them all tucked away soundly tn bed, he sprinkles them with more magical dust and they have happy dreams, Would you Uke to help him?” “Oh, yes!” cried Nancy and Nick quickly. (To Be Continued) (Copyright, 1922, by Beattle Star) | | MONDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1922. i E STAR FRRASER-PATIERSON Co. 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