The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 4, 1923, Page 3

MONDAY, 1923. To Judge E. H. Gary Ame er ¢ you coun! : to heed the at the civil powe tzations tha ow 8 At th ‘ou think that is follow stian weat 12 long hours a day? I u think 1 begin at home CHIEF SEATTLIS. ood works shou heduled to sing at the s es of the Assoc an All-Seattle con 1 that you are s 18, under the um ausph ated Stu ¢ Washington, It looks lik old Seattle boy, you shouk’ get a rousing re CHIEF SEATTLE To Certain Business Men Dear Sirs Any busin make fun of his wife's false teeth at a banquet CHIEF SEATTLE ss man who would knock a competitor would To the Amphion Society Dear People male cho *« to win first Your society CHIEF SEATTLE It was a splendid feat of you us cont ver important ad To Kenneth McLaren Dear Ken: When you showed the nay aduated first tr ass at Annapo! ackerjacks a 1h-striper, or whi CHIEF SEATTLE peopl at Seattle m well as at rowing. May you sdon be equivalent of four stars. To June Brides Dear Girls: Just a word of advice from one same squaw for 27 years: If you want to r don't use his razor to sharpen To F. M. Rice ce Dear Sir: Congratulations on your election United Commercial Travelers of the Northwest Seattle appreciates, as this city has always had heart for traveling men To the Golf Ball Trust Dear Trust: We would appreciate {t greatly if you found some way of putting a red light on golf balls. Or you might have them impreg nated with permanent garlic so that they could be found ea: CHIEF SEATTLE who was married to the tain your hush CHIEF SE as grand councillor of the This is that a wa CHIEF SI n hon To.Leo Ditrichstein Dear Artist I thank you e Mask” was supe CHIEF SEATTLE Your performance in “The Purt rt To Senator Robinson a pO Dear Senator: So you want to change the name of Mount Rainier t Tacoma? A fine idea. At the same time let's change the name of Hot Springs to Puget Sound. It would attract more visitors to your —and healthier ones. CHIEF SEATTLE To Miss McCaulley Dear Madam: Your affection for Bit! se don't fall in love with me. al, are far too thoro. Hart was a wonderful thing Your ideas of courtship, wh CHIEF SEATTLE To Johnny Kilbane and Eugene Criqui Dear Pugs: Your battle Saturdhy certainly upset the dope, I feel for you, Johnny, but then, it's not so bad to be kayoed by a hero of Ver dun, eh? As for you, Gene, I congratulate you. I would advise you to keep in shape or some Yank battler will step in soon and rap you for a row of estaminets, CHIEF SEATTLE To the Frogs Dear Croakers: Your nightly serenade sounds fine between 7 and § Pp. m., but I wish you'd lay off at midnight. You seem to develop an awful cold about that time and disturb the natives as they are return ing home. CHIEF SEATTLE. To Mount Rainier Dear Peak: I feel sorry for you. You are certainly an Innocent vic- tim of the weather man. When a high-powered party of congressmen come out here to see the sights, the weather bureau drops a curtain of fog around you and hides you from view. Hard luck. CHIEF SEATTLE. To Capt. E. L. Hedges Dear Capt: Now that you have finished Instructing the Seattle cop. pers in the finer points of courtesy, we hope the boys don't grow so polite that they wij! refuse to arrest crooks. CHIEF SEATTLE. To Laddie Boy Dear Purp: Coming out West with your master this summer? We're saving a lot of fine bones for you. CHIEF SEATTLE To Seattle Banks Dear Institutions: One and all you urge Seattle working people to save. Yet banks are kept open such hours as to make it almost impos! ble for one to get into them. Saturday afternoon, of all afternoons the one that a person could get into the banks, you close up. Some encour- agement for saving. CHIEF SEATTLE To Movie Theater Managers Dear Sirs: A law should be passed prohibiting you from seating peo- ple in front rows on the side, The view of the flickering screen from this abnormal angle is dangerous to the cyesight. CHIEF SEATTLE. To Fred Carter Dear Fred: Congratulations on your selection by the Newspaper En terprise association as photographer to the Dempsey-Gibbons fight That this famous feature syndicate should choose you to do their pho. tography at Shelby is a high tribute to the quality of the work you have done in The Star. Hope you can make the trip. CHIEF SEATTLE. To the Seattle Ball Team Dear Players: One streak of hard luck sent you hurtling to the bot- tom of the league, but you showed the old come-back stuff last week by winning 8 out of 11 games. Keep up the good work. CHIEF SBATTLE. To Auto Speeders Speed Fiends: Daily the list of your victims grows greater. Nothing but the most drastic treatment on the part of the traffic squad can stop you. I would like to see you all get your just desserts—long terms in prison. CHIEF SEATTLE. To the 1923 Tyee Dear Annual: Congratulations! You are the finest year book the University of Washington has ever produced, { am especially capti vated by your splendid binding and superb photographs. You have set a mark at which succeeding classes may aim. I doubf‘if any college in the country this year has published a better annual. CHIEF SEATTLE. To Frederick & Nelson | Dear Store: I know it was merely 4n oversight, but on Memorlal Day your flags were not flying at-half-mast, as is the custom. Sincerely, CHIEF SEATTLE, To Rodolph Valentino Dear Rudy: I have met many movie stars, and most of them were painfully conceited. I am glad to see that egotism plays but little part in your character, It is more or less evident that you have been grossly caricatured by enyious persons, Como back to Seattle soon and stay longer. CHIEF TTLE. To Directors of The Olympic Dear Sirs: When you announced that Seattle's big new community hotel {s to be ready for occupancy within a year, it was big news for everyone in town. Here's hoping there are no delays, CHIBE SE, LETTERS TO CHIEF SEATTLE Dear Chief: Referring to an article in your column last week, in which you state that a capable traffic officer is needed at Fourth and Jackson: We have nothing to do with the Seattle police department or with Ofth cer Gilmore, the traffic officer at this corner, but we are in business In the vieinity of this corner and drive a car by tt many times a day, and wel 4 tho| have yet to drive a car by any other corner where an officer hand traffic more efficie! All in this neighborhood consider Officer Gilmore courteour, energetia and efficient, Yours truly, W, W. Percy, Mgr, Gray, this city-wide effort to ATTLE STAR OQuestions— «How Can I Make My Home a Better Home?” ‘Are Answered This Week by Actual Demonstrations ry order that those who are in- terested in modernizing their homes may feel free to come to “The Grote-Rankin Co,” and see : and study the new and correct home-furnishing ideas, without feeling any obligation to buy, we hold A Week of Demonstrations There are so many new labor saving devic ways of equipping homes s—new and better -new things that will offer helpful suggestions to you—that we are sure a visit will prove both profitable and pleasant. Demonstrating the New Hoover Electric Cleaner The New Hoover has many advantages and many new fea- tures that we want to show to you. No home is completely it does not have a Hoover Electric Cleaner furnished if among its equipment, Demonstrated in our toindow or in your ovon home if you wish. $5.00 Down Puts a Hoover Electric Cleaner in Your Home The Secret of Sound Sleep PAGE 3 Cooking Becomes An Enjoyable Pleasure And it can be done economically— saving gas, time and energy—if your kitchen equipment includes a New Oriole Smooth top or clean top Gas Range Come and learn how wonderfully different an Oriole Gas Range is when compared with other gas ranges, There Are Models to Meet the Requirements of Every Home Seeing a Maytag Electric Machine at Work Will Make You Wish You Had One —And your wish can be easily gratified. $10.00 Down Puts a New Maytag Electric Washer in Your Home The Maytag Electric Washer is entirely different from any other washer—only water washes the clothes in a May- tag. Is explained when you see with your own eyes how The Grote-Rankin Co.’s Mattresses are made. Each mattress is made so it suggests a genuine appeal of sleep. But just now to be «pecitic DURING THIS WEEK OF DEMONSTRATION mies to be enjoyed In buying at the A 50-Pound Felted $12.50 Cotton Mattress for there Rankin Co. are ecd a mattress Grote Demonstrated in our window or in your own home if you wish Furnishing the Breakfast Room Is an operation that may be one of the easiest and pleas- antest parts of home furnishing. It is actually possible for you to have the colors that will harmonize with the hangings used in the fast set. We are sure you will have a new set painted and decorated to your once you catch a glimpse of those now being finished in our order window. Come in and “talk sleep” with our expert this week! The Making of Aprons and House Frocks Is another interesting Demonstration. Here we show how aprons are being made to our own specifications —using only fast-colored materials. (Samples of ma- terial before and after laundering are being shown.) Carefully finished seams and hand-embroidered de- signs—to these we direct your attention as features seldom found in garments as low priced as we are offering. Aprons Are Featured Every Thursday at Grote-Rankin’s Keeping the Furniture Clean Is an easy task if you use O-Cedar Polishes and O- Cedar Polishing Wax. ‘This week we are demonstrating the various 0-Cedar productsa— Many special values are offered, ; Breakfast Table and Four Chairs finished and decorated Curtain Making Is an Art finishing and decorating of your Break- $29.50 In this demonstration of Curtain Manufacturing we point with pride to the workmanshiplike way that hangings are made—how neatly they are finished and how perfectly they must hang before they are placed in your home. Your Order Can Be Given at Any Time Our men will measure your windows, hang the curtains in accordance with your ideas. Never have we shown au the present tlme—make yor a varicty of curtain material as at selections now, Upholstered Furniture Must Be Built Right to Be Comfortable And this week you can learn much about upholstered furni- ture by seeing an upholsterer covering the fine, luxurious pieces in our window, The things you cannot see under the coyer in your uphok stered furniture are responsible for the satisfaction and comfort you will enjoy. Come and learn ‘how upholstered furniture is being built to Grote-Rankin Co.'s specifications. — —————— _ < McLean & Percy; W. L. Moran, Mgr, Libby, McNeill & Libby; R. 0, Sayre, Mgr. Georgetown Box Co.; J. F, NePage, Pres. NePage-McKenny Co.; F. Guthrie, Supt. King St. Station; A. K. Engel, King St, Station; M. L, Sul- livan, Operator, King St. Station; J. F, Furlong. oe * Dear Chief: While viewing the sights from the top of the water tower on Queen Anne Hill, this afternoon, I noticed that the flag on the Queen Anne high school was bottom-side up at the top of the pole, You may get several comments on this same subject, as I overheard @ couple of old G, A. R. veterans give their views on it, Even {f it was done thru ignorance, or otherwise, it shouldn't happen again, Why not send the ones responsibly a liftie booklet telling them how to raise the flag in the proper manner? While no damage was done, it surely was a “bonehead” trick, and the Janitor, or whoever did it should get baw led out. Reypectfully, READER. My Dour Chief Seattle: In behalf of the Seattle Chamber of Commorce, I want to thank you most sincerely for the fine support you gave thru The Star to the Chamber's campaign in the promotion of “Know Seattle Week," Your hearty, efficient support of thia henefictal undertaking aided ma terlally in developing the universal approval and co-operation accorded culist all of ow citlwems du Lhe work of welcoming tourists to Seattle and making thelr visit here as pleasant as possible, This was one campaign {n which all of our people, everywhere, worked to- gether in utmost harmony for the common good and the glory of Seattle. It was a fine spectacle, and you gave definite and tangible help in its creation, “Know Seattle Week" was a tremendous success. jectives sought to be attained were reached, How could it be otherwise, with everybody pulling on one rope in the same direction to achieve a single purpose beneficial to our entire citizen: ship? All of the helpful ob- The results of “Know Seattle Week" afford a fine oxample of what can be accomplished in Seattle, theu unified community effort. Now that we are all together again, let's stay stogether, Very cordially yours, SE By DAB, SHAMBER OF COMMERCE. , Chairman Tourist Committee, ” Dear Chief: T noticed your daughter Angeline’s grave was not deco. rated Very well on May 30, There were a few flowers placed there by someone, but the daughter of the chief who saved the little colony of White people from destruction yours ago deserves move respect, Where. Are Our historical societies? ‘The city parks he to waste, Why can’t the park board place a few of them on the grave each Memorial Day? Yours respectfully; » 4M, VEY. e'muny flowers going + Safe Deposit Boxes For Rent $3.00 Per Year Win. D. Perkins & Co. Bankers Only $86.0 Round trip