The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 16, 1923, Page 2

PAGE 2 LEAGUE TALK Harding Repudiates Action of Eminent “31” NEW Y Harding . here toda P Bf 31 prominent repu s wh Slared in tion y would § The Golub. dont « Wilso) iu response to one from Golub as ing the president about his New York speec Ap 4, wherein he Bald this country would never the league “During the campaign of 1920 any men pressed many Views upon i Public,” the let mee for presid The subject’ whic Own views and those pected to support in c F be elected. The nom! upo “The fact that should have placed a di t interpreta Vion upon the attitude. “In my New York speech I m &s definite as I of my conviction Th saying that eere as I was defi Dad no reason to ment.” The statement Fepublicans was sig @r@ by Elihu Root, Herbert Hoove And Charles E. Hughes. HAVE LARGE - DELEGATION One of the largest delegations of PS meaptist churchmen and minist F which has ever represented Seattle ) churches at a Nationa! Baptist con Yention will be in attendance at At SWantic City, N. J., May 21 to 29. Se Pattie delegates to the convention tn ) elude Corwin 8. Shank, C. J. Erick gon, Mrs. Charles Bla iss An Moinette Black, Rev. F. Dark, Pastor of Tabernacle church, Rev. A.| L Bailey, pastor of First Baptist | Dehurch, Mrs. A. M. Bailey, Rev, J. F. PWatson, executive secretary of the ‘Western Washington convention, and Mrs. J. F. Watson. > Bellingham will be represented & Mev. D. M. McPhail. Rev. F. | Wightman will attend the conve ‘from Olympia and Rev. C,.0, John ‘200 will be Tacoma’s representative istoric Indian Chief Passes Away CENTRALIA, May 16.—Capt. Car- A, an aged Indian, died at the Oak- ty. Carson was born In Southwest fashington 82 years ago and in 1855 tended the pow-wow at which the taty between the India: ens was signed. He rin the Shaker ehurch:s He leaves | considerable estate. | } ] ge Attemptto | Hire Alien Labor | HONOLULU, T. H., May 16.—John Hammond, construction superin- dent, and five other persons were | d with conspiracy to hire alien on government construction | and with padding payrolls in| ht complaints filed in federal court | today. The contract covered construction | Schofield army barracks, near | _ Honolulu. | | The payrolls, !t was alleged, were! to the extent of $3,075, by in-| s Playground | Exam Was Illegal | | That the examination for school] Playfield director which resulted in| the appointment of George J. Mayer, | Of Spokane, was not legally conduct- €d was the opinion Wednesday of | Corporation Counsel T. J. L. Ken- Nedy and his decision may result in “the examining of a new list of can idates, it was believed. Kennedy “@xpressed his opinion to the board of | Civil service commissioners and held ‘that inasmuch as some of ths candi- idates had been barred from a part of examinations they were not ly conducted. Mayer has accepted his appoint-! Ment and plans to come to Seattle} ‘within a short time. POINTS MADE BY POETS Days of my age, Ye will shortly be past; Pains of my age, Yet awhile ye can last; oye of my age, In true wisdom delight; “Eyes of my age, Be religion your light; loughts of my age, _ Dread yet not the cold sod; “Hopes of my age, Be ye fixed on your God. | —Tucker, TICING RASH ON} BABYS BAK | Chest and Face, Skin Sore, Red | | and Burned. CuticuraHeals, || * My baby was three months old when @ ‘asb broke out on his back, chest and face. The skin was eore and red and the rash itched and burned. He was very crons and fretful and was awake the greater part of the night. “S knew of Cuticura Soap and Ointment and sent for free sample. From the start the rash an co vanish, and after using one cake of Soap and one box of Oint- ment he was healed.” (Signed) Mrs. fohn Sigh #14 S. th St., Steuben- ville Ohio Make Cuticura Soap, Ointmentand Talcurn your daily toilet preparations. tearm ie erate ‘sleum the. Soap he Ly pep ioked | Wednesday to protest J. Allen Mills, Northwest- university freshman esident secretly removed from Akron, Ohio, to Ch Illinot authorities uestioning in the investigation into the) me death of nton Mount, Northwestern student.| Mount’s under an in 1921, who was} ducec leton was found vanston break-|¢ THE SEATTLE STAR REDIT BODY IS Famous Old Oregon, War GIVEN FREEDOM Hero, to Be Towed Home Cumulative Credit Company Charge st Forever in the Water of amesake State Battleship to Re Her ! s Fail ' ') WARK DECLARED AND s ENEMY PLERT NEAK complaint ° after x them wit 1 Oregon served her " ating the | awe, T of the best ships of the great ays. The Oregon was plaint was ten aiding & position of p join A nished by the © bank examiner's many years, With the | fleet on June t office, modern armament jin the blockade of Admira 3 Attorney John F, Murphy tntro a war Rona made af mone water nearly two years after | cc ® treasur his appearance Author- ities think his death followed |, a cla n 1921 Cause of Cold Spring siecos cv Only Temporary, S BY DAVID DIETZ WASHINGTON, M 1 ing off in radiated cause ¢ cold anyone wor is only a tempore Dr. C. GQ. Abbott, a tary of the Smithso and director of astrophysic most Change in Parking . Loss of Heat in Sun "“Sryegoverament No Need for Worry, However; Condition Is ,,: 73 Weather Observer for the Oregon's upkeep, and now | the Christobal ¢ Dr. Abbe of heat needed to |water one degree “In November fell off to 1.90. mained sun’s heat m Opposition to the elimination of| cool spring.” parking on Seattle's business streets) was voiced at the meeting of the trustees of the Chamber of Com-| merce’ Tuesday, when the joint ro} wu tall trades and tourists committees/ 1115 y», urged the chamber to oppose the Proposed traffic amendment under consideration by the city council. Action by the trustees was delayed one week for further cotfvideration. ~| A delegation from the two chamber committees will appear before the city council! public s: Roosters Must Use Soft Pedal Crow} Soft pedal crowing by lusty roost-| ers who awake with the dawn and/ Maunt their voices upon the slum: bers of Seattle citizens {s in o from now on. The tre of the cl council has been aroused by crowing cockerels within the city limits, and Mrs. Bertha Landes, councilwoman from the University district, Is pre paring an ordinance providing for the decapitation of the barnyard demons as public nuisances. Roost ers that crow softiy and harmon. | lously may escape the axe | ON YOUR FAVORITE ACTRESS | Marriage License Clerk—Have you | ever been married, and if so, how! many times? | Actress—Good heavens, don't you} read the papers?—Michigan Gar-| goyle | Wrist Watches GOOD TIMEKEEPERS $25 to $45 Jewelry gifts, best for presen tation at graduation time. Wrist Watches of white or green gold, beautiful handen: Braved cases—all styles, Sold on Terms of $1 a week, Jeweler 202 Pike St. Peoples Hank Sure Relief FOR IN DIGESTION | ea 6 BELLANS | Hot water Sure Relief 25¢ and 75¢ Packages Everwwhere The present lack of heat from aun seems a go thru are. “Just now we of minimum sunspots,” says Dr.! proud of her, On March 7 Abbott. *Sun-apo! some aort of agitation on the sur-|Captain Alexander H. ¥ face of the sun. maximum suns} radiated by the sun, just as a up a fire makes At the minimum lean agitation on leas heat is radiated.” “A calory is the amount er unspots, 19%» known that ete, "and for a long | fleet in th arbor « f the firm's con. on numbered to t the operat in argut On | roy at the Bremerton na " ba ar 16 Buwanee left Admiral Samp- w York, went| mey, for a confer with The India Oregon ed, breakfast ea guns of the I government turned.a! when “ jong time, and then | roared a warning and her flags fut Enemy's ships coming out!" SPANISH FLEET BRACES FORK OPEN SEA Oregon in condition are of her mainten’ FOR HER UPKEEP clean set of heels So the last Oregon legis The Oregon seemed to “rise out of riated $15 0 as an ant the nea,” as 4 Spanish officer aboard later exprensed veasel is being refurnished Up from beh with . {| ing madly with th ready fi 4 abe « own steam would take mar t sands 0! It in costing the federa} government over $14,000 |s to make her presentable to the par ent state The state will anchor her in the and that ship in the por ne, and the useum of mi nave her crew flashed might t to an heat one gram of the radiation |«randeur, an insplrati it has re | What did the Ore over’ mee nentiment? Or : iar To know iron Works, of Sah 3 how good a cigarette ' 1 really can be made ¥ prob nt of ne off of the | 180,000 to t 441 men, ded by Capt. Alber have caused the ker. Oregon was she named, and Ore fon state sentiment was hammered te be connected into her every plate. She wan the best ship in the United States fleet at the outbreak of the Spanish-Ameri are at a period] can war, and the state of Oregon wus 1898, the @ cycle of about! | te appear to be! Orego¥i was lying in Taco } At periods of | her commander, received ord more heat wis Secretary Long to proceed hg | Francisco and coal and get it burn brighter. /tion, At San Frangiscd the Oregon | period there t*| was ord to | * Marc the eun, hence /Callao. ain Charles rmerly o! the Monterey Lightand airy— yet filledwith, — Solid nutriment’ | All of the wheat — | 10 minutes and it’s ready to eat pea a box of Sperry Wheat Flakes. Hold w of the crisp, golden Flakes in your hand. How light they look! How airy they feel! Yet each Flake is filled with solid nutriment. \ The Sperry process that rolls plump, full- \ ripe wheat kernels into wafer-thin flakes \ does not roll out any of the nutriment. On \ the contrary, Sperry W heat Flakes give you all of the wheat, all of the wheat-flavor, all of the wheat-nourishment. That's where and why it gets its breakfast- importance. Your grocer has it. The year ‘round cereal Ons of the famous Sperty Red Package Cereals lyn, [Peaceful po WI 4 Spring edge THE PERFECT PORTABLE VICTROLA no more difficult to carry than a suit case— trong! bullt and a List YOUR HOMES FOR RENT TRADE SEATILE sacone 47 Pine to abandon the chase of the} WHY TAILORS GO BROKE Christoba n, chief of t LONDON, May 16—Many tailors} 8, May 16.—The Italian the fastest ship in the Spar have become bankrupt because of | ® has imported 20 drills to hw h Wan far ahead. Chief Ey the growing custom of having sults | pros « . Ita heer Milligan, of the Oregon, dencend. | turned. pe =< €4 tnto the stoke hole and en nged hiv fainting men Then, covered with Clark on Vocational Analysis Lecture Free at Sanipractic Ha’ and Broadway, § p. m Are You A WORM? wy; thanks for » ance,” flashed Sch The Gregon had reached the pin-| nacle of fame. Not a man had been lost aboard her, and her name be came known all over the world. To- day, maved from the junkplle, a place hax been four or own state WOMEN WORST SPEEDERS . May 16—A survey of jons revealed that, pro ly, more women than men utomobile apeed laws. You HOW TO GET WELL. Hours: 10-12 Sunday: 11- m. Lincoln Memorial Clinic 1327 3d Ave., Opposite P. 0. mohair upholstered davenport greatly underpriced— exactly as pictured, Upholstered with extra fine quality mohair, Taupe or blue colors. Comfy spring cushions. $ ] AgQ5° seat. Webbed bottom. Each spring angle —— tied 8 times, Chair or rocker to match, $96.50. : WITH OUR FREb RENTAL DEPARTMENT teadings from audience are inter i Fri Do you lack the||| you don’t pay—could we say punch and vigor of more? strong manhoot? ‘ Why? not remain in this Md ee od hulk in 4) | condition. See our Specialist FREE and have him TELL DNESDAY, MAY 16, 1923 R oi TO MATCH “ITALY AFTER OIL NAPL One X-Ray Free In the extraction of teeth we say to our patrons: If we hurt Set of Teeth from $5.00 Gold Crown and Bridge Work from $4.00 UP Beston Dental Offices 1422 Second Avenue We Stand the Test of Time 22 Years in One Location THE BON MERCHE JACQUETTES Sizes 16 to 40. n§ gray and brown. Blouse back, side tie, big col- lars. Satin and lingette lined. They go Thurs- day morning at 9, at PRISCILLA GINGHAM DRESSES All the fast colors, All trimmed with, andie, dotted Swiss, dimity or cham: Many patterns in. very attractive a : . Only sizes 36 to 46 One of Chicago’s largest mail order houses went out of business. We offer you part of their stock of CHILDREN’S $129 GINGHAM DRESSES Four styles. Sizes 8 to 14. Gingham and organdie combinations, Gingham and cross-bar Swiss combinations. Mostly in checks of red, brown, green and blue. Half and three-quarter sleeves. Embroidered panels, Insert panels of | » organdie, Organdie sashes and ties, cuffs and collars. Come Thursday at 9. GAIN BASEMENT | It is not the amount you earn that counts, but how much you save. The Bargain Basement daily offers you bargains—and through them you can save! 15 Astrachan Cloth Women’s SAILOR HATS $449 Five styles. Bird’s nest) ‘straw and sport models: Black, navy, brown, gray and sand. Colored bands.