The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 25, 1923, Page 2

PAGE 2 There’ll Be No Speeches at July 4th Celebration = Little Willie Will Wish He Had Four Eyes : Instead of Just Two THE yatta ye Bat WiiwiwWs & CSACHIEES. To Officer G. fram oe ee © C. Collins R ¢ ° Dear George: 1 with great satisfaction that te the manner } . darted i : « t m x it safer for passeng “ sighting j i to} "Ge « ‘ CHIEF SEATTLE i _ . he saw tw ama, 1 t every: | i i “The rider turned and “i sna To the Prohi Agents } Vights in the old church a Dear Sleuths: You certainly threw « lot of monkey wre Me) “Say, mama, he's been 1! NO SPEECHES AT THE | wheels of the t gxers recently, When you confiscate th Pe hour and just ted t , IULY FOURTH PROGKAM and then grab their cars, it ehould slow them down some Se the firework Dow tn front: I'm mi some. CHIEF SEATTLE ; Dut it'll be daylight before this fel-| gnin | i low, whoeve get 1 talk Aw, I just t 1a sitty to see|To England ng we 11 sida been n’} D } t aa ne : an t fellow there slide for lif aboard the Baltlo Saturday, wit! not minate as did the Boston (24 > every participant tn s pe : oe h aM 4 ie om the moment the stadium m begins at 6:80 on Fourth of night, but several things going on at one time, and NO SPEECHES | not even an announcer The printed program will tell the | Story of what is happening, and the CHIBF 8BATTLE Fourth of July exercise pre But it’s going to be different in| Jury Dy Seattle this year, The American Le ©) gion committee has said so, and Le or “ - Girls Indulge in bs ‘ feat can be perfectly happy, except Large Size Wishes tna: they will miss some of the x Re “Isn't Jenni old st I hea ¢ the reworks, waen| To the Elks’ Hickville Bhe's going way back Ea ak in mid-air and : Near Toolers: .Y e Pe weeks! vacation feo Mat raise in salar | Ee “No, not exactly. Her peopie live fim Pennsylvania, and she hasn't boer » home for two y * The t 5) present from her parents. She DP take any vacation last year, and ie Helped her to get a good long } this summer “Goodness, I'd like to see the East ¢ Washingte To Northwest Physicians Dear Doctors: Your convention here last week was a great success. We learned a lot of things about the human machine that we didn't know before, and we became better acquainted with the men who help jces sometimes, CHIEF SEATTLE Band us over the rough 1 w Avertising the A new bigh for a six She boor “hi © given at Lesoht park be a little} mark eat the Leach! dances should CHIEF SEATTLE. ear'n Fe it will be ¢ fined to that portion of the thr To Easterners , {| part program which will take pl k i nth Dear Folks: Go on and steam tn your muggy climate, It t oda in the af Sn patriotic » , But come on out here if you actually want relief, It’s erful on CHIEF SEATTLE T've never been Tt probably « To the Cigar Store Indian at Third and James eur ; Dear Ind m KE ed brother, You stand fc 1 mar 2 lot CHIEF SEATTLE Sr wouldn't mind a trip Wk f of th To Will King Myself, No chance of it, though mort Dea that you are coming to Seattle for a while. Let Ww T hear mine.” | & patriotic soc Jess I should fall heir to erdecorated floata, will be all noise and the evening pro gram at the stadium, the finale of the greatest celebr ever had, wil) waits, and pos: *T haven't much cha myself, | heroes of three wars 1 descend ws at you presen a a peo i: write nome n't help dre out it,|ants of a fourth, and scores of wor musical comedy, instead of the asinine and shallow hokem feeee oan’t belp dreaming abou that has often been shown here CHIEF SEATTLE. ‘All the Fasterners seem to be com Ping to Washington to live, so this Hy Must be the best state after all, but 1 Would love to sce the rest of the led States. m not thinking about ft much ¢ worries strike closer home. I'm Pstumped to find a way to buy some new clothes. My business sult is @ positively shabby and I do need a bat." | “My dear, why don't you appor-/ ‘tion a certain amount of your sal color, But To Conductor No. 2533 Dear Mr, Hirt: A ‘way downtown to ask me to thank you for returning the p on the Madison car last week. That's how much she thought of your kindly act It in things of this sort that make Seattle conductors #0 uniformly popular with car riders: CHIEF SEATTLE y no speeches. Says Greed Fights Public Ownership To Sheriff Matt Starwich From New York to California, the | Dear Matt: Is it true that a visitor entered the county jail carrying forces of private greed and private; a gun on several occasions and threatened one of the prisoners? If | exploitation against| 9, there should be a little more supervision of what visitors carry when A | they make social! calls behind the bars. Gumplay in the county jal) which Is strug! would necessitate some explanation CHIEF SEATTLE. odds, with slight massed ihe best way. And, better still, if )¥ou buy at Cherry's you can make down payment and make arrange public owners! sling against t Ments to send so much a month till papery on and little leadership, To the Police Department Tk dec D. h, secre * b } a complete | of América s from somewhere or else mab eavier CHIEF SEATTLE B young men’s and bo: “Store is at 1015 een Madison and Sp He appealed to § 5 delegation to the interna Fleet ¢ hope to make your visit this simmer pleasanter year we will try to do atill al convention, in T To the Pacific Dear Gobs ronto, from Sep tember 10 to 12. Thompson is in the city, inspecting the street car| and port situations, and looking over the hydro-electric possibilities | a of the state. Ho addressed King county demo.| To Manager Harry Wolverton |crats Saturday noon at Dartnall's Dear Harry: Don't you think it’s about time that the boys start cafeteria, praising the efforts of| winning some ball games? You've had an open pocketbook and a world than last year and if you come again next better, We would Ike to have you here all the time. CHIEF SEATTLE. GIRLS! MAKE UP A LEMON CREAM Councilman Oliver T. Erickson and of material to work with. How about it, Chief Grayhalra, how 13. D. Ross, light superintendent, to about it? CHIEF SEATTLE. + ¢ | arouse the people to the benefits of re ee cau ca 3 To Ed Leader Dear Ed: Thanks for that victory over Harvard. And even tho you aren't at Washington now, your work has done more good for our university than 15 professors could. Mix the fuice of two lemons with Washington Cadets | three ounces of Orchard white.) Are Good Marksmen PwWhich any druggist will supply for CHIEF SEATTLE Btee cents ohne well tan tattle |, Washington cadets at the R. O./To the Manitoba Voters J sidiegs ‘|. C. encampment at Camp Lewis Dear People: Those seven lean years of bone-dryness are gone for Send you have a whole quarter-pint| ong an excellent ch: at 1p ; deen’ are got “of the most wonderful skin softener ||. y t chance of win ever. Yes. And what will the fat years of liquor for you Band ; ta ner ining the national marksmanship CHIEF SEATTLE, complexion beautifier. Maseage| trophy from Cali . = ee AE dO. this sweetly fragrant lemon cream ¢, (} into the 5 ard R. Chrism: manding the cai . who de face, neck, and To Jack Dempsey arms @) tiands, then shortly note the youth-| ciared Monday 1 Dear Mauler: Don't get over-confident. You sling a wicked pen, but Tul beauty, softness and whiteness |jocal men were displayin 1 should remember t ‘Actions speaker louder t words ‘of your skin. I proficiency in target practice. Look out, Jack CHIEF SEATTLE. Famous stage beauties use this} The camp thia y | Harmless lemon cream to bring | ment of 341 as To Frank Hull, Hotel Bond Drive Leader that velvety, clear, rosy-whits com: |The cadets come from colleges and Dear Hint I see you have been placed in charge of the drive to SPlesion, also as a freckle, sunburn, | universities of the Pa 5 chaat ni 1 $1,000,000 worth of community hotel bon Con @nd tan bleach because it doesn't! Northwest states. They gratu’ «to you and to Seattle. n make t irritate. — Advertisement. ts worthy CHIEF SEATTLE. mproving pistol, rifle} a 5 and Nght fi y tire next week will start indlrect range firing with heavy arti DIAMONDS pieces or 155 millimeter rifles ue JEWELRY 1 asueek: an by ha WATCHES sed car can be purchased on |the easy payment plan. Turn to the | {7 SILVER- f as Ans WARE | I think you can, Frank ’ To the Union St. Paving Contractors | You have an entire street to yourselves. Make {t snappy and don't spare men. It's a serious matter to tle up one of the main thorofares during the tourist season. Let's hope this job doesn't drag thru the summer like most city construction jobs. CHIEF SEATTLE. y Gentlemen saan Busy Bryan vs. Darwin at Masonic Club Hall Arcade Bldg. To Members of the City Council , contemplate an extension of street railway tell me what kind of street cars, or street trans years when those bonds will CHIEF SEATTLE. bond paytr portation still be coming due? at reliable, moderate ou think will be used in 20 ! . . a o ae i |To Deputy Sheriff William A. Coffee Friday Eve, June 29 || Rar ott I have observed that you have a penchant for bringing b Tickets now on sale at Bartell’s | “lazy husbands” to awift justice. It's a mighty good hobby, Bill. Any e ansen man who deserts his wife and babes should be in jail. The more you Drug Store No. 5, Kodak Counter, Second and Union. bring back to face trial the better for society CHIEF SEATTLE. 1519 Second Ave. Between Pike and Pine Established 1883 To the Wallingford Commercial Club Dear Orga at was a pretty Mardi G tival you held in yot night spirit TROUBLE BEGINS AT 8:30 4 and street fo nization district. Friday s the community CHIEF SEATTLE To James Mills Eagleson Post, Na. 136, American Legion Dear Post: I see where you are to be installed Monday evening at ton Heights. May your activities prove both beneficial and en- able. CHIEF SEATTLE | | | Alaska Airway Co. Gets Mail Contract The Alaska Airways Co., of Seat Beau Arts Pupils Will Give Recital Children of Beaux Arts village, will be | tle, Washington, has been av third Lake urded the con nCTOBS act annual |to carry the United States mails be. | tween presented in thelr recital Ju 1,000 peop! dance 1, when more Seattle and Victoria, B. C. that it Is expected, Postmaster Charles Perkins declared will view the spectacle on the James | ssonday morning, following the re. A. Ditty lawn ceipt ¢ An open air stage, with a cres-| ter general cent-shaped pool in front, has been Ps A constructed this year on a sloping | mail for the lawn for the dancers. Flowers have | contract been used decoratively, Loth on the} Eckmann, pilot of the seaplane Blue stage and about it | Bird, will make the 12 round trips ‘The pupils have been trained for|monthly provided for in the co, the event by Mrs, Paula B, Greene, | tract a former pupil at the Cornish sc hool | - and now a resident of Beaux Arts] village. last three years, his| expiring June 30. A. © con |Korean Missionary Choir Entertains |. “The Orient must be evangelized| by Orientals, Kven tho Korea is still| that fits it perfectly ‘Tourists in the Auto Tourlwt camp | missionaries have been work!ng earn: at Woodland park Sunday were en-|estly and Koreans have received the tertained with a special open alr! goxpel ax in no other land,” | | Selection and Service at Waterman Dealers Everywhere concert by the University Presby.| | Thin wax tho statement made by terlan Church orchestra, conducted | Missionary Archibald Cam $2.50 to $250. by Robert Akin. The orchestra of-|Kangkel, Ke at the Univ fered an excellent program, assisted! Presbyterian church, Sunday, L. E. Waterman Company, 191 Broadway, New York | 'y Misw Olga lngland, contralto, |took for his topte, ' Chicago Frank ranged the Boston Gates, p maneger, ar: | Choson Ban Francisco Chosen being the new name for the Korean nation. | “Cho-non, the| | i concert, SEATTLE | } | CHIFFONIER | held for future delivery if desired, without Mechanics Needed }has been sent out by the labor em. | ployment board of tim Puget Sound) advices trom the postmas,|Navy Yard at Bremerton, alo a re-/qt Bremerton Sunday night. ‘The Edward Hubbard has handled the| chanics as needed follow |punchers and shearers, 3; | Tells of His Work"! "=" Tourist Campers) ::; from being a Cheletiag aati | “quicker and Better" ‘ say to our patrons: If we | ree S Heaven: cal Mainvustestie | pageriensiaauen a |b sion't pay could we cap Specialist ei more! SY eels ots OE For Rent See ese AND GET WELL DR. EDWIN J, | $5.00 UP. Tata Bee et SROWWS ~ $3.00 Per Year Gold Crown and Bridge Work DISEASES AERO MONDAY, JUNE STAR : MPMBGNR AMERICAN HOMES HURBAU: For TER AMPNICAN HOMES announcing a great special purchase and sale TATE THIGH GRADE BEDROOM FURNITURE don’t let the price deceive you—DOERNBECHER MANUFACTURING CO.’'S furniture you know, and this is all we need say in regard to the quality of this special offering. Combination mahogany or quartered oak. Heavy plate glass mirrors. Colonial design bedroom furniture you would .:aturally expect to pay twice the price at which it is now offered. Quantity is limited. 3-PIECE SUITE COMPLETE 64 Te cal Mme || —combination H HN mahogany or quartered 4G Le Lik 1 |TV ; —$4-in. top. —14x18-in., plate glass mirror. UOT OTT I Ly SCHOENFE “oO : 22" purchases made during this sale will be extra charge. STANDARD - FURNITURE CO. L. SCHOENFELD & SONS Founded 1864 TACOMA L. Schoenfeld & Sons SEATTLE Second Ave, at Pine St. | Henderson will be conditioned for |the trip North and then proceed to | Now at Bremerton | "0m to await the arrival of the rj - president, It is due back in Seattle | The arrival of the United States| ith the party on July army transport Henderson, which {s |. - |to take President Harding and his ~|President’s Ship at Bremerton Yard) An urgent request for mechanics | Marcel Waving Shampooing ... Manicuring Massage This students, fortable pure castile Shampoo and Preparations, pointment. The Butler School of Hairdressing 1107 Sccond Avenu Phone Elliott 380" |party to Alaska, July 5, was reported u ir cocoanut Beautex Toilet Phone for ap- 10 brick masons: quest for The me: | 24; common | helpers, 19; smiths’ | helpers, 93] copper: | Sheet metal workers, laborers, 20; shipfitt machinists, 10; painte helpers, 4; woodworkers smiths’ helpers Applications can be made to the) board of labor employment, navy| See Our Greater Star Want Ads give Mg tanta ndreceng he Lhe co aod from $4.00 UP Beston Lental Oilices U2 decond Avenue We Stand the Test of Time 88 Years in Qno Location ADVICE FREE LINCOLN MEMORIAL CLINIC 1327 Third Ave, Opposite the PL 0, DENTAL OFTICES 10€ Columbia St. Seattle's Leading Dentist fer More Than 21 Nears Win.D. Perkins & Co. Bankers 211 Cherry St. ig