The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 7, 1923, Page 4

PAGE 4 NEXT MOVE IS UP TO MEXICO Recognition Now Depends on Obregon Administration Be tistry at Half Price To State Corset Salesmen BY W tae ; WASH HM. PORTEREIBLD To the Seattle Port Commission CHIEF SEATTLI ToL. Perrin, Vancouver Commission Merchant eme of ebipy For Women Who Demand REAL Style At a REAL Saving— Every Model Brimful of To Chief of Police Severyns Real Style ave, and Olive governmer . k when autoinst run tn! Our govern ment . pearing gun y in ite conve Mexican gove terest in p BT eink careadea ee proouty| 10 the Ballard District where there ho slightest quest y You worked hard and de winning the Clea CHIE! rved to win To the New Hotel Olympic Host . of the,h resses 7” THE EARLY LADY GETS THE GOWN— CHIEF SEA To Elsie Ferguson, Col. Davis and the Cast of “The Wheel of Life” Your productio: To J. W. 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And the STYLES are exclusive—you'll never be annoyed by meeting your “Double” on Second Avenue when you wear one of these delightful models. 125 different models, and here is a briéf description of a few picked at random: Brocaded Rochinere Crepe in Paisley pattern—F lat Crepe in navy with steel cut beaded trimming—Black Georgette, embroidered gold side panels—Crepe back Sowa cog “phd Satin in black with Paisley sleeves and silver orna- tain acceptances to t itati SHIEV SEATTLE ments—Red Print on green background of crepe de prey et a ante Chine with Monks collar—Three-piece Dresses in six night : To Phil ae pia aoe different styles—Crepe Knit in six different styles— ri Brannon talk on Me Feed So Tesh Balls 2 JN ais Baber Flat Crepe in almond green with silk embroider, wear ee Flat Crepe, salmon bodice with skirt of silver gray re | TO Fos John B. Gordon crystal crepe. 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CHIEF SEAT umber no delegates t of the Dramat Khorassan, whe To Casey Jones y Now It's good to hear yc cha. urge s week— Try on one et the mirror ome a my The Commonw scheduled to meet Monday 1645 at Dartnell's cafeteria to hear + SMasic Clubs Wil Present eon a ing trip, may I not suggest t a aaa: trip, and give Jake a chance to shine We've got to give these young fellows a | To the Railroads Dear You k shuttle your cars along that you discommode countless people who are trying to steamers doesn’t enter into your calculations, I know But some day the police department may wako v d bar your trains from th waterfront all day long. May it be CHIEF SEATTLE 'To Candidates Dear Sire Only one more aey and you will to hold public office or go RECITAL Assisted by the TEMPLE CHORUS know wh “MRS. MONTGOMERY LYNCH, | | roomy j Struck by an auto as he was re | The Western Washington Girl Re- i pairing his own machin on the erves closed their annual conference Organs | Bothell road, George W Sunday with a meeting at the Uni- assistant man-| Terry ave., was Inyured versity Presbyte church. ston Post, will | Sunday. ¥ bh! Twn West, he said] The Anacortes-Victorla auto ferry| Walter E La Plante, resident of | vy Before ina as service will start May 10. > a y before going Fast cli ataet Alay Everett for several years, died Sun- . day. Dr. R. A. Vander Las left Monday | & | for Indianapolis to attend Home Mis- - sion Council ae Xx To the Sugar Boycotters Wise Ones: Have you noticed that sugar has taken a decided drop? j 2. Young, You can claim part of the credit and not be at all wro | itor of th Thomas G. |retary of the | Indiana, die Saturday of Tacoma, sec ty of American d in Washington, D. 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LINCOLN President of the Take Fast Steamers at Colman Dock REGULAR SCHEDULE |To the City Fathers Dear Dads: The next time you drive out Jefferson park way your eye on the turn near 12th ave. and Dearborn st. Othe may be w It’s a dangerous curve and should be danger signal: . CHIEE To the Colored Boy Scouts Dear Lads: The manner in which you handled traffic town crossings Saturday was perfect. I think tell the police something about the business To the Municipal Railway Dear ? 7.7 Would it be possible to plug up the windows of those Capitol Hill cars in some manner that would stop the rattling. They sound awful, Incidentally, what plans have you for heating the cars next winter? CHIEF SEATTLE. Brush your teeth with keep 3:00, 6:30, 11:30 P. “i xcept Sunday Port Commission and candidate for re-clection, has been connected with the port since its organization. is “Economy and “Efficiency in Operation, More Factories, More Industries, More Business and More Homes, and to make Seattle the leading port of the Pacific Coast.” VOTE FOR HIM His motto on the down FOR THE GUM More than a tooth —it checks Pyorri a. | Eevesccsvescesccocccccoecces: AUTOMOBILE FERRY Seattle to Bremerton Da'ty 6, 11:30 A. M., 3:00 P. trip Sat. & Sun. 9:30 P.M. Passenger Fare, 80¢ Round Trip| NAVY YARD ROUT c Deck Me you ml CHIEF SE. 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Propositions for the acquisition of the Skinner and Eddy Site. 2nd—The erection of the Mont- lake-Stadium bridge. 3rd—Robert B. Hesketh, Philip Tindall and O. T. Erickson for city councilmen. 4th—Thomas J. L. Kennedy for Corporation Counsel. 5th—Richard V. Higbee for Port Commissioner. J. N. BELANGER, Secretary ROLAND WATSON, President meeting at the general offices in Seattle on Sat- urday, May 5, 1928, unanimously adopted the following resolutions: Whereas, It now appears that suf ficient funds have been provided for the completion and operation of the plants of the Company; Be It Resolved: That no more shares of treasury stock shall be sol or offered for sale after the close of business on May 16, 1923; and, be it further Resolved: That all subseriptions now on file and any that may be received prior to said date, shall be honored and certificates of stock issued therefor on completion of payments, Further information, if desired, may be ob- tained at the offices of the Company. The Western Smelting & Power Company G. L, TANZER, President and General Manager 601-604 Eitel Building Seattle, Washington