The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 2, 1923, Page 8

‘ j RIL 2, 1923 SEATTLE STAR MONDAY, APRIL yer, He By Local Lodge Gives Him a} Bpecial Rep tyes Bam Francisco of » office, T © bidg.; New York offies, Ret rosenent bag ow / ye Birthday Party cc iowrnetn OKO R 0 |r ee: for Service and Prosperity The poor male does have it tough; always these women Stand together to get the best of him. 17 atest Bil Of feminine guilt is the recent advice of Cynthia that girls oy : : c $4 0 0 46 afore their marriage should have their parents invite ; " . | Washington women spend $4,000,00 their fiances for a week's visit to the girl's home, that the : 7 Ae se ; as giver $5,000,000 annually for house dresses. Only combined ingenuity of the family may discover any flaws 4 A / : ‘gs he ; y , j 5 Wherent in the young man’s character, or disposition, 85 per cent of these are made in this state, Young man, if you get such an invitation, let us give >= | : pea e You a few simple suggestions fer your self-protection. Dis- ; cle Bil tet although Washington manufacturers sell Scover whether her dad is a reguiar guy, or a retired : 4 > . fi reas ari. : : ‘tad State farmer from the arid plains region; if he’s the former, tote f he, hes chewed for | their pr oduct in all parts of the United Stat 8. @ut to the house a box of smoxes and something neat in SY eee: codaie Washington women can largely increase this industry, with all the attendant prosperity, Rabbinical wine. If he is from the stern and sultry : . the umber ins you had best take along Clark's Commentaries for ‘ The as by buying the Washington product. t reading, and get a dozen new views of the Holy De ver fe Mania Vo oa aden Land for the family stereo. / 4 tay renal nant tk During your stay there you will arise at the first ( -) the fiercest battles of the Sound of life in the house in the morning, and you will : . 4 Indian ware an a suffered only Mote who gets up first in the family, who makes the fire, : y raga Voge csoge Bagg be Who puts on the coffee pot and slices the bacon. If dad Be boy ily anarcney does the trick, then bew a girl raised in a house Where father was broke to get breakfast knows too Much to start with. Tf the wife gets breakfast, take note on what “daughter @oes, if anything; and watch closely to discover if the Young lady really knows how to peel spuds, and fry bacon, | and brown toast, and poach e¢ or is just making a and Develop the State » bluff for your benefit. i STREAMS USED Pacific Northwest Products Committee - ae Avpier FROM | TO RUN TRAINS Patronize Home Industries Always” Good Gh MANN | MAACO) Gold Shicld Cofteo Five - Sixths of » France's . pe alt AA : : SRTISING QUARTERS ME, A Virm Booster of Blaauw-Hipple-Blaauw, plished fact within two years, if the Pacific Northwest Products yk ts ae “ er . es tent just put into effect on a 90-mile * * Ban Plan tn Freehold, N. J, has lived 125 years, but it took him mighty . the \ ' : pat Pagan eee ese The Union National k time to do it. ai tt r ys Tid ice 4 i ina at : She appears in a be-laced, wide-sleeved embroidered ki- mono with her hair all perfectly placed, and her eyebrows | neatly plucked. Also, at the end of a tiresome day, kindly note how she addresses ma, and little brother, and the family cat. This morn | They will dissect you, she and ma, piece by piece; the Y : A TG ES iat you may do in self-protection is to keep your eekta wy oe A Wattithe: vativnade of poe ther eye peeled yourself; if they catch you at it maybe ¥ es hy ‘ of Paris h mear sixths mew peril that has come upon us will become less r the entire system, will be an accom mode. System to Be Electrified of the pr - -_—— tion of Goal as fuel c ‘The average man expects his wife to have more sense than she showed marrying him. railroad. Many may enjoy learning a Toledo, Ohio, saxophone player is in jail. bs: adly ' on ord ggsadfbape i " . , CLOW s The Largest : ‘ r r ot |Lumber and Mfg. Co. aly Wheateake Recap rig Hogh ro d ‘ ts al , f : Phone Main 1104 1, 0, Hex 1505 werd.. Saws in the Wor A Prison for Your Thoughts ve our fl rench mount win (GdeKs, “con uain enCs FLOURS | iiENRY DISSTON & SONS, Inc Were they living today, would Abraham Lincoln and ase oe - ay ralhey ‘Tacoma, Wash. Ask Your Grocer Hapid Service Mranchen’ iel Webster be in prison for their independent t ee hts questioning the recent war? Senator Borah they would be. yng : e iY fh) “Liberty means the right to express oneself,” remarked yrences d 1 act com Compra’ Pacific Door & Mfg. Co. : in the course of a meeting which called upon Seattle Seattle ident to release political prisoners. “If a man . po a war is unjust or improvident: it is his absolute Open Odd Love Case Again. ] * * * * *% ht to say so.” the department of justice doesn’t concede that altho the constitution promises it. So 53 political a are still languishing in penitentiaries for their ugh ‘The way of a fool Is right in his own eyes, but he that hearkeneth nto counsel is wise—Prov. xxii.:15. Fashion note: The longer skirts will be shorter, but we will have the skirts no longer. 42,000 gallons of gas burned in“East St. Louis people got about ‘Seares to the gallon. Danger of Violence Threatens ‘The anti-alien land law has not solved the Jap aggres- problem. More Japs are getting control of more d everf year. More Jap shacks are springing up. The menace is GROWING! er in Wapato the Japs have not only defied the state » but are finding ways to beat the orders of the U. S. srnment. There are always slick lawyers to show the * * * Man Has Two Legal Wives Detail Mill Work a Specialty *-Orleans line will, it teegew in expected, be completely trans-| — | formed by 1925. The om Paris |to the Riviera, tapping the moun | tatnous region of Savor wore, es SEATTLE SKINNER & EDDY are rushing torrents every half mile, CORPORATION Mt paged tbaven that the exploltation | LIGHTING CO. SEATTLE 001, Y | Sut or noonaon nermpoer nnd the | ao ee | railroad eng! expect to be in a Fine Qualtt, | position by the end of 1925 to utilize ies a Quality All Grocers WASH, BLDG, PRODS. Co. Jabout one-third of this amount Seattle & Rainier Valley Railroad Co. S115 Rainter Ave, AT THIRTY-NINTH sovTH READ THIS TO DOCTOR Dr—Hang tt alll I made a mt take and gave one of my patients the wrong medicin: Mra. D—Good heavens! Did it) kill him? { : Dr—Dash ft, no! He's entirely | Pacific Fibre Furniture well.—American Legion Weekly. Co Nea a thwegeaners te $6.55 (r'soxxens LANG Two Styles | "wi: iigigk s || “Biack Diamond rent ease ISTINOCTION w Furnace Coal Wentera Teo 1400 Lane St. Seattle for Western People F. 8. LANG MFG. Co. at your store now PACIFIC COAST COAL Co. Seattle how to beat the intent of the law. niacin There is serious danger that the growing Jap popula- : A will arouse such an intense antagonism that trouble Quick Quaker Oats Dry-Sox and ' result. That is nearly the case in Wapato today. ; : i y Cook in 3 to S minutes Billy Buster Shoes TODD DRY DOCKS, @ whites will never give up this district. In the end, yy i Mnde by the Tne. en it is too late to stop the Jap aggression, they will ; There are now two styles of | WASHIN sion MFG. CO. . rf A 4 ra fon logon « 4 ( e C " the, Wash, ht. Already there is muttering of a K. K. K. cam- el Oats, the Quick and the ———— : Qwich Quaker, perfected by our “ - ee what we are headed for—a fight—unless the , |experts, is the quickest cooking oats | Creosoted Douglas Fir an eral governments deal vigorously with the jin the world. It cooks to perfection blem AT ONCE! . ve in 3 to 5 minutes Products ce é Stacia Welsh Wells (left) and Marion Povie Wells (right),| All Quaker Oats have that ex- Each canto le <f is rather a state of embryo—a preparation for life. A man is not | the two wives of Thomas Wells Jr. (inset). quisite flavor which has won the 2 ely born until he has passed th —Franklin. | world. All are flaked from queen | Northern Life Mdm. Seattle, Wa. a | War ¢, Ap! Jeti- yon by his war expe « Ho was| grains only—just the rich, plump, BATHING SUITS upon earth? Are not his days | tion Just > d by Marion yvie, canteen Bat oats. i ENaoone pace moe \ A. | court here has , But in Quick Quaker the oats are KNIT GOODS e i | usual divorce ts nestown, he instituted! eut before flaking. They are rolled AMERICAN PAPER SEATTLE fe don’t want taxation without representation. We want representa- f against Stacta.| very thin and are partly cooked. So COMPANY without taxation. > § mult, A sensa-| the flakes are smaller and thinner— 4 or of two] tiona ‘ | that is all. And the small thin flakes | | cook quickly. Distrivutors for Ohio Matehes and ; “ | , deen The Siesta au a resale vy. ae Pheasnnt Brand Line of Hroomn Start the Day Right The Particulars, Please, David _ | Hu Wells, J, youthtull Of Nee own Deopdealt aha Hila WAL eae Rete RT eee al Ses = Roman Meal SNOWFLAKES in his latest public lecture, at San Diego, David Starr ONAL) UNLOR SIS ATL SAS ees Uoeee aie daa ‘ une Gia eats Look for “Quick” Hatablished 1853 P : n, president emeritus of Stanford university, ob- | “st, s: wontan | ust with several-arniy officers adler PUGET MILL CO. orridge 4 }and manicurist, V wife with a Racine (Wis) 1_Jlionalre. SentWe A Balanced Food | Marion Povie Wells, d hter of a| This the wife denied. She charged} pov Gis me "The world has to get a new conception of God.” : . { P 7 | New York editor, Welln’ second wife. | Wells had been guilty of misconduct | Pe*errrorwoooooeooececoecooooososoe, | 1 Cambie an he hope of every nation lies in the training of its | "The petition {ll reopen the|in France and in New York. #1 be ert A. Eat ae out of | 2 —/ | SEARS, ROEBUCK Health Brea A NORTHWES RODvCT or ME ign. there not an appointed tim like the days of an hirelin, tle, Washington Seattle Don't Ask for Crackers—Say PACIFIC COAST BISCUIT Co. dren and the segregation of its unfit and keeping only nas been presented nmon| produced buddies of Wells to sub- kind of people that ought to live.” | 5 court he fo.|stantiate her charges of his es- AND CO. Washington Bakeries The J. M. Colman Company it sounds as if Brother Jordan would like to start |Sh¢ requests the court to » Pa bees nething and it may be interesting to follow him a lit- 4 way—in his thinking only. . a Hawava May ’ First thing, it strikes folks moderately well-posted that a the divorce, reversing ; ( grante Wells a er 4 new eeenion be God is close to an impossibility. srt bib Cad , ays later i Colman Creosoting Works nearly everything conceivable by the 2 i y z Bas Bhs his tors lon Colman Building, SUL Plest Ave. been Riotioned, GF reciever ae : Pessina Uae es tps alcag| his nw work. ie took|f WAKE COO § ventana. )God. It is a situation that has been prevalent ever since Feat ag ce aa RA tah esis carried the di-| s the beginning of recorded human histor: If Dr. Jo Stacia Welsh and young Wells 0. Cae ourt of appeals. has got a new one, he ought to spring it in detail, | stew up In Youngstown an childhood | This court arpcpnae, OF ine the sake of us poor rattled, miserable :sinners, {t |*vecthearts whero Wells was tho son | ower court and vacated the divorce, 4 Stively p 3 of a prominent family and Stacia the | nding that “Wells was guilty of at fould be positively cruel to keep such genius under a daughter of a steel worker. | least specific case of misconduct el. Wells severed connections with hia | In hee and neither party had Brother Jordan's idea of keeping only the people who | childhood love when he went away | come into the lower court with clean it to live will at least make a strong appeal to folks dled Shani andl Hoare. Gees (RE “CHIE restored Stacia to her original ho think they are the only ones who ought to live, but |counters of a Youngstown depart.|tatus ax Mra, Wells, But there was , too, there is lacking a plan and the proposition dig- | ment store, went to New York to bo-| Still the second Mra, Wells, whom & great weakness thru absence of specifications, |Come ® manicurlst, out: in eda abedcl a Would the worthy college president emeritus suggest a | q fa re anc Soa haa stale Me lne wite Nor 1. Iran saat ri Hed | (pp } rest ¢ vest of diversion, me ver in al ¢ mediate ie oard of Removers’? Would he guars 2 that any | theater lobby | $100,000 sult for alienation of aftecs a th board would not fall into the hands of the poli- | ‘The romance of childhood was ra-| tons against wife No. 2 which still jicians or of the “fit’’ among us who habitually corner |V!ved. ‘They were wed by a Ho- In pending 1, wh my ent by . Pingetel hee, boken (N. 4 Now Stacia is asking tho local ur coal, w eat, cotton, railroads and such? We simply 4 everne its cartier ruling, phasize our demand that a callege emeritus who pro- " r near | even tho tho court of appeals already es a new God and a judiciary on life tenure for us ‘s , the | has done so, explicit. yhe beeame| And the maze in getting more 1 as the “milllonaire dough. | tngled than ever! Western Store, Seattle, Wai je cccccccccccucecccceccscoccococcconecucce coocccoscesssonesessoccesssseessoeseeseeeeee World's | For evefy purpoi Largest | cakes a Bleeding gums herald —aERN Insurance t er 2 ba — Pyorrhea’s coming. TH Co. we Unheeded, the price | F E Home Office * paid is lost teeth and era ALBERS = || WASHINGTON | SieGttitteroe a five past forty, and C N ETE y ‘ thousands younger, INCRE! Brand — broken health. Four — dea Byorthen'h ore (al Hee watt |1EGG NOODLES persons out of every the Unes of NANAIMO WELLINGTON COAL Brush your teeth with A Pacific Northwest Product | BART ned in British Columbia Seattle Chamber of Lesser eae ee eta si At costs a nickel to marry in Berlin, but ls worth every cent of It. SEATTLE, WASH 5 Commerce y BRAND SISTER DRIVES FOR THE GUMS. : WORKER Mabel—Cot you reye on a car, eh? More than a tooth paste Returning from france, Welly en=| What make tn tt? —it checks Pyorrhea tered 4 military hospital in New! Sue—An I, 0. 1, Detroit, 1 think York for & nervous ailment brought the salesman sald.—Judgo, mG STIMSON MILL CO. Loggers and Manufacturers of PORT OF SEATTLE i Own and Operates Pablo Wheres, Warehouses and Cold Storags Plante Heatley, Ua: te Kain pirates are robbing honest, hardworking hootleggers at sen,