The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 8, 1923, Page 5

LUBSDAY MAY &, 1 1 | | TAR J yah ® AR atl ~ fob Bae et Ae pica Tis —— GRAGKSMEN ROBT a= Fak Pal Rl BAI RO The Story of the Coyote and Seal FURNITURE CO, INC. Use Hammer and Drill and e Svory oO le Coyote and sea . a 7 ‘ , T\ye5 r H SIXTH AVE. BETWEEN PIKE AND PINE Obtain $388 How the Coyote Tricked Him ‘ * ory And How the Seal Met His Fate Editor's, Note—This is the n nd ¢ t ' seventh of of folk tales v t h ’ g At ‘ t t of Puget ad Indians, aA. poked °% read arb : as written for The Star by Er de ‘ ! Buy na Gunther (Mra, Lestle Spier The ry will be “How HOI ‘ resident of wife of the assistant professor Deer Was Created,” Onee upen ; : " of anthropology at th a time Deer was a person, liv oh ; a university, and herself ing just like human beings do. f from 1 thropologint) | What do you think happened to : - , ; ‘aif Note—This is » Snohomish him’? ; atin Aanek story, which was told by Wil } 13.85 « Nam Shelton, When he told F er rest coupons. “Alw be on your guard, ; sy adler snowy: lest you bo tricked by aclever | | LAUNC ‘H ie t the same who person } . Pabed. ta Brean menos dus All rhe the stories to fol || KEY WEST, Fla, May 1123 E. ¥ t Nima ths low in this series were ob- }] United States army steamer, Ger S ain $2,485, early Monday tained by the writer in her Coxe, arriving here late « \ many visits to Northwest | | f ; ; \ tribes. reported losing the " ; Th ,Madison Club Hears | Phe i td ; launch Q-15 with a erew of six m Coyote was a very cleve ‘cllow. | aboard in a heavy gale on the morn Lpoggrna. ogee pred ape age “r oe his living thru his tricks, One day! According to officers of the Gen ry. It ts the ected of 40 year eer hall Monday evening. Coun-|him and he decided that he Wanted] Orieans to Panama. Saturday mort r beauty and one t t w man Philip Tindall confined his/to t mm. By Beal wan much /ing ¢ launch left the General r ervice. The porcelain me ks to an explanation of the|), an Coyow and so Coyote | and proceeded abead during a hea Sterlim nable you to keep them \ power elopment He} b the big | Hile and was I 4 o'clock Ste 1 Ri y that the presen 0 h : be itgnsoreek ed fT y afternoon launeh | Seerling Ranges w “oll ¢ t $64 50 b plant now b _ tar, |eaulpped with provisions and ga Sterling Range with drop door high closet, nick $77.50 w only serateh the on qave neal eg buse, polished top, 16inch oven the Peasy And. that ro wad that he ny Y J & base, poll op, 16-inch oven ate 2 3 iE opacageynn he Nh prem hegengey all the yrople who mle rade eoita $8 extra) "$87. 50 ney are att dead} =~ KIDDIES’ BALL enient payments arranged to suit ench individua and one. Ob. how Ht hurts me to) Caught when a 2,000-pound cour Nich favor of th 5 tf th 1 Now Coyot | . “4 k , anergy & good talker and ho convinced | hoy. wax crushed “i death Monday ALNWICK, Eng., May §—Williuam eal said: “I have never thought) arantan had ¢ into the 17h lala: aeveoted ‘here ani of the old people in tits way, but! oieptor whatt f Beg be Inherited $200,000 from his father five j¥ou are right, it ts pitiful, to think | rubber fish" in & are ant. | e if all these peophe who are dead.| few me Wasan feel ee A You have a good heart, Coyote, to) qq ghter of Ju Jeorge T. Re Healthy Liver ise "07% °| coer tan George. i | So the two climbed up a steep [citic, and another playmate had Needed at Dances And the Sea Shore Cotman Dock REGULAR SCHEDULE Leave Seattle Dally *9:20, 10:90, 12:30 Bag esiab 3:00, Bae, ite Fe uf} *Except Sunday LySPECIAL NIGHT SERVICE|] bel From Seattle to Bremerton | | |saturday and Sunday, 9:20 P. Mw | Healthy Life | Your liver—healthy or ey active or sluggish—makes all the difference for re betwen a vigorous, «| cheerful life and low pow: | spirits and fail- make ure. To subdue (Aids to Beauty) Here is ving hairs that is quick, 4 home treatment me nd red pain! inexpensive: With some water delate ‘and Dally 11:30 P. 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That is why consistent users of “Red Crown” get greater flexibil- ity and more mileage from their cars,and have less trouble starting all the year round, Our checker stood on the corner of Stevens Street and Riverside Avenue and asked the first 150 motorists who passed “What gasoline do you prefer?” 74 of them answered “Red Crown,” as against 34 for the competing product showing the next highest prefererice—a lead of 117%. Uniformly high quality of the product, together with the uniformly courteous service dispensed at more than five hundred Standard Oil Service Stations, explains “RedCrown’s” leadership, which holds good throughout the Pacific Coast field. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (California) hill with a sharp precipice on the side facing the water, Coyote sald: “Lam cold, the wind is sharp. Let's have a fire.” Seal helped Coyote build a fh They sat down, Coyote belng careful to place Seal on tie side nearest the preeipice. Coyote bent over the fire to mak the amoke bring te to hia eyes Then he looked up ut Seal, and with tears streaming down his} cheeks, mourned th Seal was really sorry for the people who had : of woot Leaide him and hrowing sticky on the fire, He | nearer and neares toward the precipice. She sat weeping, and did not notice Coyote's trick The fire burned slowly over toward Sea the smoke Coyote rejoic an it would force Seal over the precipice. He threw on another hage stick. Seal now saw what was: happening, “Oh, my friend.” he cried, “the fire ls burning me, Help me escape.” “If the fire is burning you, jump over the cliff,” answered Coyote. “It in too far to jump,” said Seal in terror: “Well, try it," replied Coyote Poor Seal, tried it, He jumped Duties Given Woman With Club Honor | "Come right in, Mrs. Brown. have had such a sore throat that I/ didn't go to the club meeting today. I hope you dropped in to tell me about it." “Yea, I thought minutes on the way home. It is Jate and I'll hurry along. I wanted to tell you that mirsed you and elected you president coming year.” “Oh, my goodness. this wag election day. Vd stop a few we I didn’t know But I never dreamed of being president. 1 thought they would re-elect Mrs. Graham when the time came.” “she {s moving away and this| was a special election “You'll serve, won't you? You were chosen unanimously so it would be a shame for you not to . I'l accept and am grateful the honor, I'll have to stady| up parliamentary law fn order to be a good president “Oh, you know as much or more than the rest of us. If you aren't perfect now it will take only about » minutes’ study I'm not nearly witli study up.’ “You know that as predident of the club you must attend the con vention next week.» “Oh, I hadn't thought of that Goodness, I will have to have a |new dress and I hadn't planned get ting one for several weeks,” dear, you should that good and visit ry’s at 1015 Second Ave., be tween Madison and Spring, in the | Rialto Bldg. just over the Pig'n | Whistle. Take elevator, They are so good about opening a account, and they do have such Veautiful clothes." — Advertisement. Cured Without Operation | | or Confinement | Y METHOD of successful Pile treatment does away with cutting, | baits clamps, stitches, ligatures and | other disagreeable and violent features | em. My non-surgical | of the old giving almost instant relief and {s guar- anteed to permanently cure. 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