The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 18, 1923, Page 2

GE (ROKER URGED WIFE TO FIGHT! *Bula, Don’t Give Up the S Ship,” His Last Words MAcDoNAGH | by United Press) 18—"Bula, don’t BY GEORGI $ _(Copyris S DUBLIN, J ye up the ship Such were the last Boss’ Kichard Croker ian bride, who won cc Rory in tho courts, he Mate Tammany politich Hwere denied their MGroker's will, sho decla exclusive interview with words of his In plete vi when tt hildren reak | in an United “boss,” Bula said, ouraging ber to fight all Mesigned to deprive her of his en estate which hig last will left! jo her. | Mrs, tren viet Croker by her court “It was a real Irish v was an Wrish flag was cairn, the home celebration of t Byer Richard Croker, Jr., other | hildren of the fe, who tried repeatedly MMecessfully to discredit Kk the will BH "I fecl I have been feated,” Bula said land have done mo jus “I would like to add tt Sregret thruout the proceedings wa: wt my dead husband was not by side in the hour of victory. | I might My r Bu fully vind The courts ¢ ast words and wis! “His last words don’t give up t these suits out Two months b la said, she a: ? nce of witnesses, if Miike to seo any one in particular, Pimentioning the names of his He replied that he would declared. “Thank the people of Ame: Ireland for their good wishes sald, | i, he wou Oriental Liners Have Lots of Jazz Jazz music and entertainment on d ocean liners sailing for Orient- fal ports is now belng supplied by jazz ch from various American lers are in demand for hotel and club in many of the larger Oriental the liners carry large numbers them. The President Grant, which @alied for Yokohama last week, car- Several men from the University Tilinols. The University of Wash- on is also among the schools m which the orchestras are going. fennsylvania Crude Oil Drops 25 Cents BURG, June 18.—Pennsyl- “Crude Oil has been reduced 25 iS a barrel to $3.00 outside of ‘Bradford district, and the same ction to $3.25, for Pennsylvania in Bradford district. grade was reduced 15 to $1.70; Cabell 20 cents at Somerset medium 20 cents to and Somerset light 25 cents $1.75, and Ragland 10 cents to Feents a barrel. bod, Tia Such | _ Delicious Pies! hear of Mother Wilson? patrons know who she ‘is—and they're all for her. She bakes those wonderful ples— Juicy, luscious, satisfying. he crust—but !t isn’t right to Peal it crust, it's so tasty and : —not too flaky—just melts in your mouth. PY a you wunt:a real ple treat— Mother Wilson's at the Pick the kind that Tooks best to you. You can't 6° wrong. MUSIC 12tol ma ( asa afeteri S0AM #1415 Third a B00PM.E (Between Union & Pike) If your scalp {s irritated and your hair dry and falling out in handfuls, try this treatrnent: Touch spots of dandruff and itching with Cuticura Ointment and follow with hot sham- poo of Cuticura Soap, Nothing better than Cuticura for al) okin and scalp troubles. Bier seat Rock |To the National Guards voltlare fram Fl eat BS eet be CHIEE PEATTL Soi Ht To the Music and Art Foundation Fund Dear Fur the and be used To the Kiddie: Dear Frier ap (Foe ity’ ts t ¥ you build up #u UBF BEA How ry shape 1 coming? lorstand the ¢ atage « 8 To Seattle Citizens I'm a priviles SEATTLE. Postoffi P.O: Y To the ce al ex ‘ Ae: MATTIOn To the Eastern Stat East: You seem t es To Marian V arling w OB Allow me to ® matron ¢ To Walter Hagen Dear Walt; It was ¢ . A and then SEATTLE To Preside: Dear Mr. Pi never b nt Harding der w CHIEF SEATTLE. To the Migratory Co en ngressm ant t nw n | men Dear S ar some real t experience should be gv learn what war means, To a Ford Driver Dear Mot day afte yond th t fortnight to get at Camp Lewis. Tho The more you kd be to preserve CHIEF SEATTLE. rist: Your Ford roadster looked like a chariot to mo Fri down and took me aboard two miles be- orth Trunk highway. Thanks again CHIEF SEATTLE. To the City Street Car Department Dear Sirs Couldn't you f flat, wheel gets my goat 6 for CHIEF SEATTLE. To Seattle Street Car Patrons Dear Unfortunate Ones: Isn't it fu can think about when you have to pa how many cuss words you 10 cents for a car ride? CHIEF SEATTLE. To Conductor No. 1,067, Ravenia Car No. 16 Dear Sir: In your superior position at the gate of one of the c! street cars did it ever occur to you that on Saturday, the first day of tho new car fare, perhaps ono honest man would go by the fare box after dropping a nickel without intentionally attempting to beat the city? Well, it’s true, and ag an employe of the people who ride on your cars, instead of smartness and Insults, a bit of tolerance and courtesy would have been seemly—particularly Jaturday—when such a thing occurred. CHIEF SEATTLE, To the King County Medical Association Dear Doctors: Glad to hear that you are sponsoring a series of pubilo health lectures here this week, and that some of the foremost physicians in the country will speak. Health is a thing we often neglect until it is too late. Preventative measures are best. The lecture cories is ao publicsptrited enterprise. CHIEF SEATTLE. To Sticker Pests Boors: Your favorite trick ln to stick posters on the v parked cars. Sometimes tho posters are advertising laudable enter- prises. But this if no excuse for dirtying up a machine. The samo thing goes for your first cousins, the lads who leave advertising rat ter in the seats of automobiles, You are both nuisances should be thrown in the calaboose CHIEF SEATTLE jelds of To Wanda Eleanor Gayne Dear Miss Gayne: Perhaps you were right to have your name changed from Marguerite Hirth to Wanda Gayne. Perhaps tho first name did have the wrong psychic vibrations But how did.you arrive at the conclusion that your new name possessed the correct vibratory powers? cf SEATTLE. To Seattle Milk Dealers Dear Sirs: The controversy over Pastourlzed milk still rages, but I am sure you will all agree on one thing—that Seattle's milk supply ts As pure as any in the United States, thanks to the dairymen, the dis- tributors and tho city health department. CHIEF SEATTLE, To Theo Karle Dear Theo: I hope your concert tonight at the stadium will be heard by thousands of music-lovers, not only because you are 2 Seattle prod. uct, but also because the profits will help pay off the 4 amphitheater. CHIEE To Canoeists Fellow Paddlers: Now is the time when the papers are filled with accounts of drownings. A canoe in a s y craft if handled correctly, but the tricklest in the world if the paddler is not careful. first should always be the rule. CHIEF SEATTLE. To Federal Prohib Agents Dear Sirs: Pretty clever way you trapped those bootleggers at the Savoy. Guess a lot of the rum dealers won't dash around filling orders quite so recklessly hereafter. CHIEF SEATTLE. To the University Columns Dear Magazine: Now that you have absorbed “Tho Sun Dodge like you better than ever. The new combined form Is easy on tho eyo, readable and full of that college spirit that 1s the soul and heart of a university publication, After vacation, I hope to see a lot more of you, CHIEF SBATTLE. To Crawford E. White Dear Sir: Tho announcement of your recent marriage must have struck your thousands of friends dumb with amazement. They thought you were doomed to a life of eternal bachelorhood. Congratulations, CHIEF SEATTLE, To Mayor Brown Dear Doc: ou have discovered that the street cars cannot be run on a 6-cent far How amazing! I thought you assured the voters be. fore election that the street cars COULD be run on a nickel fare! CHIEF SHATTLE. To the Seattle Rose Society Dear Association: Your annual rose show was a huge success, sure that hundreds of visitors to tho exhibit are converted to the of rose fanciers. CHIEF SBATTL To Frank Waterhouse Dear Mr. Waterhouse: I agrees with you that the Chamber of Com. merce should have the hearty support of the entire public, Anything you can do to bring this about will benofit the city and has my un- qualified approval, CHINE SEATTLE, Tam ult To Gov. Al Smith of New York Dear Gov.: You y have killed your prosidential possibilitles when you nigned the dry law repeal, but at least you lived up to your cam. paign platform, which is more than most of our candidates do, CHIBI SEATTLE, To the Varsity Crew Dear Huskies; Good work at Lake Mendota, Soap shaves without mug, May the purple and Gold bo #imilarly successful at Poughkeepsite, CHIED SBATTLE, AR THE 'NOW THEY ARE 2 JUST C | Tae 8 EATTI | Here and There| ———<—~_ tUXMAN Nate Dr nan DI ruxinn: ntract for 5 10 W m the “It was ¢ 1 to pe ince It pr name ; Mr who | Chet return home thru F Beattle’s sf anter te Anyw ed, the Officers Elected oe by Quartermasters i9 quarter Cus Me Bandits Raid Home of Manila General MANILA, P. I, June 17,—Four West |armed aut ot t s 1 the |Moose Quartet to Go to Convention | Tho & M Wild which vinited ed 1 ud yw on the » quartet up drumme elpa, Ww Leo I auto, wehaven, Fl f M. Obe jumped out the axophonist indow. into ‘t moat after the ¢ in the ruined | | Veteran Is Walking | to Save His Life |» vm hes { tear pieces You don’t hi sht on some boards in ing over on the cor. I was near there.” “Yes, you ing 6,000 miles of a 10,600-mile wal which he fs taking for his health, | ; is health. | wreck yourself like that Hicks was warned by physiclans|inanktul you di that ho must get out of doors if he bones. But, do you mean to tell must This to it in.—Adver- | wished to continue on this earth, he| pote coal " o [moe that plece of rag around his leg jeays. He accordingly felt his post-| 1° ‘We PICS Ooo euler” 10,000-milo jaunt nd the coun. berg He arrived tuk west ale finished tearing it and wrapped | Will leave for hin home in New York | “44ie'# les up lungs, and his shoulder and log wore | OMY mult torn to raga. I don’t see partly torn away by a German sbell,| OW We can buy you a now one | : "Inow. Your father will be angry. | Wo can't afford a new suit.’ Half Case of Eggs “t don't need a new suit |isn't so bad.” A half a caso of eggs and an elec-) "8K Well, you can't wear that trio motor comprised the loot thing very jong.” thief who entered the garage of § “Mother, Dick has & new suit | night, only pays a little on it every month Twenty-five dollars and three tick-|@nd Dick saya his mother’s going ets to the University of Washington |to buy all his clothes that way. | ported taken from the homo of Ken.|tween Mad! and Spring, in the neth M. Janeck, 6012 20th ave. N. E.,| Rialto Bldg.—just over the Pig’n j While $20 and a coat and veat were | Whistle. house, 1629 King st. | tisement. THE ONLY AUTHORIZED cK IN SEATTLE FOR 'S COLONIAL PATTE! “VIRGINIA CARY “MARY CHILTON v “LAFAYETTE JEWELER—SILVERSMITH 1518 Second Avenue Hetween Vike and Pine tion in Ne fo nd ee an Now Xork end \aterted hist oe ie was about torn. off, 00 jshortly. Gas destroyed one of his dh, you will drive me wild. Your will Is Loot of Thieves | ‘No, you'd be happy fn a flour Barker, 1324 Fourth ave. W., Sunday commencement exercises were re-| Cherry's, at 1015 Second ave, be. | declared missing from J. K. Sasaki's| six months FOR WEDDING GIFTS “LADY CONSTANCE” Established 1883 Bia ctl Keeps Children’s Hair Beautiful Proper shampooing is what makes children's hair beautiful. It brings out all the real life and lustre, the natural wave and color, it soft, fresh and luxuriant, Children’s hair simply needs fre- quent and regular washing to keep it beautiful, but fine young hair and tender scalps, cannot stand the harsh effect of inary soap. ‘The free alkali, in ordinary soap, soon dries makes the hair brittle and This is why millions of dis- criminating mothers, everywhere, use Mulsified Cocoanut Oil Shan poo. This clear, pure, and entirely greascless product cannot possibly injure, and does not dry the scalp or make the hair brittle, no matter how often you use it, Two or three teaspoonfuls of Mulsified will cleanse the hair and scalp thoroughly, imply moisten the hair with water and rub it in, Tt makes an abundance of rich, creamy lather, which rinses out easily, removing every particle of dust, dirt, dandruff and excess oil, The hair dries quickly and evenly, and has the appearance of being much thicker and heavier than it really is, It leaves the alp soft and the hair fine and ky, bright, fresh-looking and flufly, wavy, and easy to manage, You can get Mulsified Cocoanut Oil Shampoo at any drug store, It is inexpensive and a four ounce bottle lasts for months, Mulsified Cocoanut Oil Shampoa |that his mother got on credit. 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