The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 13, 1923, Page 5

MAY, JUNE Klan Chaplain Is Ousted by Bapti Swayuk . Editor's Note.—This ts the \ )y caned oa Diamninds, jocks an . wd y beard A 3d of a series of folk tales 4 ef Puget Sound Indians, 29 written’ for ‘The Star by Erna ena eocikty Gunther (Mrs ROME Pashue Cree Buslding All of the stories to follow = es ick* in this series were ebtained by ast tor Horlick’s the writer in her many visits The’ ORIGINAL - . Maited Milk Map che ion vor BY BERNA GUNTHER 1 m was & very handsume young mish man who lived on the mish river just above Everett ayuk Was @ cannibal woman who void | Imitations— Substitutes wanted to capture him. she t ad a ATTLI TAR SPRETTIEST || Captures Handsome Loon Loon Manages to Esc: Thunder and Flint Are Gr ape From Her sat Help grand morning finger his claws to him his strong Jo to we thing. Witt imselt 1 woman. When the woman caine home 20% Discounton Haviland Noritake and English Dinnerware (This Month Only) jer ¢ rose Nor Regular “$38.76 (Open stock) ts or Goblets, fine lead glass, Se eee pets and Goblets in grape or sweet pea cut e = 25 band-engrave home 903-3"ave. NEAR MARION” PHONEM523 SEATTLE WASH. she them to Loon to « tended to eat a ¢ fo make Swayuk thi very strong. to the west hunder cooked cam, He really stuffed the camas in a bag that Black ‘ bear had tied around his waist Folks, Swayuk said, ou are the first whom I have seen eat so After the meal L utskle the house find her dfather ur times to the house and found the t He told 1 “There you w and Flint; they » your father. Give them my|you seen my and they will retu Yen,” * Loon did as he her to Thunde an to the wes ayek ‘Tah te where he me i ghter diggin a r daughter ¢ to : Nhe followed bi Mole lived husband, Lé on under and asked him, ny Hhusbagdr’ “he is probably at While Swayuk was digging roots | noise, her digg then that g stick broke, She knew }woman on to his mething was Wrong at|was much stron: When Swayuk meet Miss St. Paul. Watson, telephone operator. the best looking girl in Minnesota's national beauty contest i She did Then she ran back nd came to “Have you Unt, 0 | The skeleton “Have | ¢ Second Day o Special Attractions in Dainty Trimming Dept.—Uppe AIS and VALEN t wh ber eclal, yard, 25¢. TTATION FILET LACES " me have insertigns t > Ake pecial BRASSIERE LACES tn « ge 25. IMITATION CLUNY LACES In private life, she’s Dorothy Fellow citizens acclaimed her capital, She'll enter a « New Yor and crushed her to death, hunder and Flint v ‘* from him, 4 she In the old days the Indians used to trap pheasants. Our next story will tell how the first Pheasant trap was made, Skeleton of Giant Indian Discovered NASHVILLE, Tenn., Juno 13 of a giant Indian, »| measuring more than seven feet In Mrs, M. bout DRAPE VEILS of Chantilly Shetland and novelties, are 81.00 to 86.95 cach t, has been dug up by miles from Nash Our Statt booth for the Paper Suppl yerienced instruct ted tod he han aise y Department e than 50 ot ered en of hers of this ¢ forgot about the 4 in Non-Detonating ‘Neither the most powerful powder nor the most powerful gasoline detonates There are two kinds of gasoline just as there are two kinds of powder. One de- tonates—explodes with a single crash. It pounds the piston down with a sledge hammer blow. , Having a tendency to explode prema- turely, it limits compression, decreasing power and efficiency. It often causes “knocking” on hills. And the crashing blows, repeated, in- crease vibration—which means more wear and tear. Detonating gasoline and dynamite are similar in that both detonate. Even, Sustained Impulses Union Gasoline is dif- ferent. Like the smokeless powder, used in all big guns, it does not detonate. Its explosions are pro- gressive and prolonged. They thrust the piston down with a steady, sustained impulse, just as the big gun thrusts out the projectile. These explosions permit higher com- pression, for compression is limited by the tendency of a gasoline to detonate, as all authorities know. You enjoy more power and efficiency from a gasoline like this. New Speed This additional, smoother power in your motor means a new “‘lift’”’ on hills, new speed on the level and more snap in the pickup. These steady, sustained impulses de- crease vibration, so save wear and tear. Detonating powder wold be the ruina- tion of big guns. And this increased, all-’round efficiency means greater fuel economy. Thus Union Non-Detonating Gasoline isthe fuel that gives you better service from your motor in several important ways. Union isalways uniform, It doesn’t dis- integrate, thus doesn’t deteriorate in stor- age. You get all the power when you want it that is put into it at the Union plants, Just as ete. Instructions are given absol 9:30 and 11 a. m., da Our that you can eelect w used in these classes. Robs the Poor Box; _Sentenced to Jail OSE, Cal As senten June 13 in superior court y to serve 90 days in 4 ce the poor box of the First | Suspend Three for. | Snappy Publication) “The poor box fa for the poor, bu they can't rifle it,” Judge Doughert ASHVILLE, Tenn. June 13.— {told Bolden, bs Recs plan S1N00|phree students of Vanderbilt unl- a Re EOFs DA LOSES £04'tae was were suspended yesterday fair game | versity. ENNES 1 reasonably ‘priced from Crepe Paper Art e purpose of Main Floor THE RHODES co. f Our 95c Stamped Luncheon Set Sale Laces ¢ Main Floor New Veilings 65c to $1.00 Veiling Dept—Main Floor which are very A yard, 65¢ Lace, Domino Drapes, An ment preva! Dress feta Crepe has ft installed a new 5 Dennison are prahichi'e: ne sizes very and Wool materials. in Summer ‘brown, beige and black, apd Charming Silk-and-Wool Dresses $29.50 Second Floor unusually fine assort- of seasonable styles are Jent in this group of es, including Sport Taf- Canton and Flat Roshanara Crepes These practical of navy, the most colors range from 16 to 46. You are certain of finding a pleasing value in this collection at $29.50. Anacortes to Be Hosts to Eagles} ANACORTES, June 13.—Prepara- tlons are being made here for the en- tertainment, June 17, 18 and 19, of| » NOW PLAYING ASPIRIN Say “Bayer” ed tet Insist! | Unless you see the “Bayer Cross” | Jon package or on tablets you are| [not getting the genuine Bayer prod- uct ‘prescribed by physicians over twenty-three years and proved safe| by millions for Colds Headache ‘Toothacho Lumbago | Earache Rheumatism | Neuralgia Pain, Pain Accept “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin’ | only. Each unbroken package con. | tains proper directions. Handy boxes | of twelve tablets cost few cents. Druggists also sell bottles of 24 and! 100, Aspirin ty the trade mark of |Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetic-| acldester of Salicylicacid. | You cansiot af- ford to ignore the economy of serving this noutishing and delicious break- Albers Bros. Milling Co, Makers of Albers Flapjack Usa Peacock ber pwl Flour, after The Jade, | tion, appeared with a cover design | lodge. Seattle Mother Aerio No. 1 {and Indiscreet, | tatio campus publica-| the state encampment of the Eagles’ GLADYS WALTON adjudged by faculty ‘critics as risque | Will arrive in a special train with its in “The Town Scandal” band, and 4,000 delegates are expect- 4 trom vari in the wat ACTS OF ‘Tho slipping of one shoulder strap|¢d from various towns in the state. VAUDEVI n @ one-plece bathing suit as» inter: = sar | | student VILLAGE DISAPPEARS TREGAIRIOG, Wales, June 13.—| This little village, containing 30 have caused. the houses, two chapels and a postoffice, of the magazine that could|{s preparing to sacrifice itself «for ered were confiscated by/the good of another town. It soon y uuthorities and burned. | will be buried at the bottom of a great reservoir under a plan to give Warrington, in Lancashire, an ade- jauate water supply. oreted by tho publishers | thru thelr cover design was said to suspen: s. Al! edith be univer island li Wrecked by Raging Typhoon MANILA, P. 1, June 13—A typhoon, which visited the island of Samar, killed 13 inhabitants, blew jown 90 per cent of the houses and wrecked stores of food and supplies, according {to telegraphic reports. |Those in the devastated districts were reported subsisting on cocoa- nuts and dates, while famine is threatening. Six boats were sunk in Samar harbor. In Albay province, 500 fouses are down, roads are under water, wharves and coconnut plan: are wrecked. Take the Boat TACOMA Lowest Fares | 45K SOS; “A DANGERORS ADVENTURE” —a wild anima! picture that begins where its predecessors left off. If you value your watch, let Haynes re- |palr it. Next Liberty Theater,—Ady HERE’S YOUR CHANCE TO SAVE _OUR ANNUAL BASKET SALE OF GLASSWARE OFFERS EXTRAORDINARY VALUES 8-inch Fancy Berry Bowls Extra Nappy to match. Pyrex Nursing Bottles. . 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