The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 12, 1923, Page 2

i 2 | EXTRACTION FREE DAILY \Still Has F whalebone rupber, whtch oof of the mouth t ve two or more teeth .. $5.00) iy oustoms ee ts ott giving wood Common Sense of the matter both unite in Demanding the Protection of . LOUIS. Mm, Jan. 12-—- times has Cora Lilley) fore the altar, blushed and take this man to be,” eto. H as Had N ine H usban ements alte TENA A NER LA NT THE SEATTLE STAR ds|STATE PRINTING on| COSTS FLAYED en Effect Reduction on Paper Used by Solons OLYMPIA, Jan, 19 ployed by the state in the matter of the state printing were flayed Thurmay in the house by sentative J. Ttyan, of county Representative Ryan charged that the way money Ia now xpent for the printing bulletins reporta of the different state departments and institutions was wasteful, extrava gant and entirely out of tune with the present policy of economy which | the legislators have for the mont | part declared themeciver tn favor of. | Ryan suggested that the printing | of the various reports should be combined all in one volume and pub Mshed each biannum. Ills sugges: | tion raised a note of interest among many of the representatives from the so-called “cow counties.” A report of the house printing committes, of which Ryan in a mem: ber, shows that for this season a: saving of over $194 in mado tn the! printing of the representatives’ let terheads by substituting a cheaper bond. The total cost for the materials Inst seasion amounted to $292.50 and for this seanton It will be $97.96. choles of the bond paper at 1 cents a pound was made by the| prifiting committes after one of fis members held out for a long time for a bond paper that would have cont 60 cents a pound. ‘The renate printing committes re ported Thursday that a saving in the | nenate printing of over $890 would be made this year by doing away with the um practice of having the letterh nbonaed. aith in M Methods em Bent her. Dtvores, cruelty. | Married first 1916 husband jo drank. Beat her. Dt vores, yelty. 19%2-—Again married 1916 band. Divorced. Bvidence: eye and imp. Teachers’ Strike hus Black Here it t chronolegtcally, as she tells tt: 1892—Married Chester (IT) restau rant proprietor, He sold restaurant, BUSTER BEAR'S SPEECH Just then Buater himaelf waddled around a corner Dreamiand mat That's the little girl who bought me ip the Dreamland Toy Store, But It was « new kind of school 11! have time to say & speech about dancy wan having, where everybody | .oq ie he liked 4 wie. . if |, "Good," sald Nancy, rapping to keep order. “Please begin. ‘Next?’ called Nancy “Will Bus ys" ter Brown please recite.” "Oh, bees, ‘They live tn trees, Instantly there was a scramble ae a0 deen, “Buster Bear here!’ ohrieked Jack a pleane. They twane Me when I squeeze And then I aneere And shake my knees And fall down to the ground. “That's all I know,” sid Buster “Goodby! I must be going, I'll come back any tinre you want me” And he waddied away on his sawdust | lowe. “Goody, Buster,” Dreamland Schoo! after him. was « lovely piece.” (To Be Continued) (Copyright, 1923, by Seattle Star) Bverybody in around tn «© clrele. away, forgetting that he was now as big as @ kangaroo, “Huster Beart’ Mole “Duster Beart gneped Phil Frog. “Duster Beart shouted Ben Bunny and Wally Woodchuck and everybody Na laughed. “Wait till you see himf* she said Just then Buster himself waddied around @ corner, @ nice good-natured stuffed Teddy Bear with shoe button eyes and yarn toenails. “Ob? said Jack Mouse in a re Neved voice “Oht naid Mike Mole. “Oh? maid everytedy. “Oh! On! And they al! sat down aguin. Will you please recite,” sald Nancy to Buster. “Certainly! said Buster, obliging shivered = Mike CHICAGO, Jan. 12-——While Thom- as Dowd was lying {ll in @ hospital called the whole |§ “That | Next to Father |; al 11 of Cora Lilley's mar have been dissolved—eight of | them by divorces she secured on | grounds of cruelty, one by a divorce | gtanted her for infidelity, one by an- spent proceeds. She took in wash- fows. He knocked ber down. Dt voros, cruelty, 1893—Married Itfnole farm hand. He wouldnt work. She protested Hits Students) LONDON, Jan. 18—a strike of! teachers at Gateshead closed the schools and 31,000 children were kept ty, with « squeaky voice away down im hie cheat. “But J can’t stay long. My mistress will be looking for me. | his son was taken to the same tnati- tution after an accident and died in the next bed. FRIDAY, JANUARY 12, 1928. FIRM WANTS | PORT ENTRY| | WASHINGTON, Jan, 18-—-Con-| |uree haw been asked to @ive « fed eral charter and free entry at prin-| cipal ports to « two-biliion-doliar world finance corporation, organized | | to deal in all lines of foreign com. | | merce, of which W. H. G. Harding, | former head of the federal reserve | bank system, Ix to be president Pinang for the operation of much @ figantic myndicate in world trade | were revealed at hearings before the ‘committee on a bill the protection | house judictary « giving the corporatl it seeks from the government | | The corporation, maid to represent | & consolidation of some of the largent | ofl companion, textile mills and rail road interests In the United States, ts now chartered in the state of Del | aware with $100,000,000 capital Glasses $5.00 ee EXAMINATION GLOBE OPTICAL CO. 1514 Weatinke A Near Fourth and Fike | REV, WILAJAM H. 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