The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 8, 1923, Page 9

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1 THE SEATTLE STAR ™~.Scenes at Capitol as Calvin Coolidge Takes Up the Work of Warren Hvarding si FREDERICK & NELSON VIFTH AVENUE AND PINE STREET DOWSTARS Attractive Values in Women’s White and Colored Shoes Charles Curt Kansas r and republicar Ree) $3.95 ‘ GPECIAL purchases, at favorable priee-concessions, have proVided the » Downstairs Store with unusually attractive offerings in smart Shoes in white, white with colored trimming and colors. One- and two-strap Pumps, and Oxfords. In¢luded are: Rev, George M. Landis, pastor of Trinity Baptist church at Marion, 0O., the church President Harding at+ tended. the senate, who “whip” probably will be the admin- te for elec- istration candic tion as president of the sen ate. He would then hold the «position recently he ld by Cooltd without the 7 the vie r of WHITE NUBUCK STRAP PUMPS, WHITE KIDSKIN PUMPS in two- trimmed with black patent leather. button, ape-strap style, with turned With welt soles and low rubber heels soles and Louis heels. Sizes 2% to Low-priced at $2.95. o ort A, B and C. Low-priced WHITE CANVAS FANCY PUMPS, BROKEN LINES AND SIZES in Red oa ate trimmed with red kidskin, With mili- and Green Kidskin Pumps, reduced The difference that 24 hours made, Above, Calvin Coolidge, vice president, ts pitching tary heel. Low-priced at $2.95. to $3.95. —DOWNSTAIRS STORE hay on his father’s farm near Plymouth, Vt. Below, Calvin Coolidge, president of the United States, hurries to Washington, guarded by motorcycle police as he changes trains at New York. Children’s “Peg-Top” Play Suits 95c New shipments of Chil- dren’s Play Suits in the popular “peg-top” style, made of serviceable fabries in light and dark blue and khaki color. Trimmed with wide bands in red and blue and large pearl buttons. At- tractive styles for little folks from 2. to 7 years; low-priced at D5¢. DOWNSTAIRS STORE Women’s and Girls’ KHAKI OUTING WEAR REMARKABLY LOW-PRICED of Women's Coats, Breeches, Shirts and Skirts. Girls’ Coats and Breeches, ALSO: Women’s and Girls’ Khaki Spiral Leggings—25¢ pair. DOWNSTAIRS STORE Edward T, Clark, present seeretary to President Cool- idge, will likely succeed George B. Christian as secre- tary to the president, The national capitol flag at half-staff for President Harding. lout any further delay. I am incle un addressed this matter your h and in « Hi that you not lay 1 you have ar pittance to cover | | Yours truly, | | W. A. McNBILL, asi p Pi rs Special Agent, Farm Loan Board. | ¥ ’ ated upon the most economical basis, bouhl Ansal, Mire) Tap Board Wants Waldron’s Address butrepen 1 ea plated egal year that the light department asked . | Editor The Star [Sight for reform along thig line, | ig Paige > 5 ag . : Beside a Small | ‘rnin 4s to thank you for having | that I do not believe I need to as-|for 14 inspectors at $126 a month, Calvin Coolidge held his first conference as president of the United States immediately | | gure you of the integrity of my mo-|but upon inquiry it developed that” | publt aldo: 2 after arriving in Washington, going into consultation with Secretary of State Hughes| Trout Stream |?" : nega > |tiyes in inquiring for this address. es Pebk, oer eee beeper 3 1 (center), now next in rank to the president, and Charles Curtis (right), Kansas senator | vaitor ryo star cairo pebble one |e be to tals own interests, aa pcan rant lore oy a and republican “whip” in the senate, at his temporary headquarters in a hotel, | Xam writing this Ina small tent,|gono more than any other in this| re See eee Pw Itention paid to tt, and if one fem |beside 4 small trout stream, In Al state to right these terrible wrongs |reach him, I bog of you, for those |W 8° carelessly handled, is 4t nob Ukely that there are many more? — Now it is claimed that the “council amall green valley that * OU! folsted upon the unfortunate insano | poor, sufi fering ones, whom I cannot {4pen & great white mountain; T)at a high rate of taxes to the pub-|forget in their misfortune, to help |wish It wore in mo to write #o yiv-/iic, 7 speak of the article p-,me get in touch with him, { am, | #hould be Just as caretul im the Hinseg ity that th tof thie Ht-| naar + of July 26, 1928. [very gratefully youre 8% Jutiities departments as: ini the attics tle valley rT you hot,|” y¢ jt fs put me in MYRTLE DE MONTIS, ers.” Who objects to the council be- ing careful? It {s very much that the council will be careful an town:Weury 9 are breath jing dust, and who » touch with this man, | you please Gig Harbor, Wash, arcely re asi Ao I inclose a stamped en - _ and his works aro unim " 7, not put the paving between the ele for this urpoae All I de The Star does not know Mr. Wal- ‘aid ° is his pre ss, or a way |dron's present address, buts print. | T@ck# 9f, the street railways Om: ths taxpayers. 4 ter, in. the, he 4 par gh the hope thet he} mhere is one way that that atility: a eate WIth | department will materially increase «p blue of the sky, and i otrr taxes, and as we would not per- the edges of it are brown and green mit the Seattle Electric to put the | | Lit sys h yellow; just then there was a| Taxes and the Public Utilities paving over on us, neither should | attar 4 } } feet kes a t sedges is, in the heart m my tent thelto reach him , and its pool lit ye let me ing this | position ts so well | will 6 tablished In this | you. known, wo firmly ¢ Laddie Boy, President Hardin Airedale dog, ig still waiting for the return of his master. He knows not Th hh bel ll riffle at the i we allow it now that it is under the dof the brook, and a rainbow | | Hill meant when he sata that the} name of a public utility. But, wa appear to be unant-|tax-watching bodies were not inter-| wit he reminded that it will be in” © uring that the organiza-| ested | f rr apned @ fly from the alr; the public utilities, was that| form of assessments and that they: ; ; : x ut four women of the presidential party comforted Mrs, Harding as the special train) put at trout will not fly which are interested in reduc+|we could not look to them to hav: that the fond voice is stilled sped his body toward Washington. Left to right, they are: Mrs. M. Jennings, wife of |fom my six-foot leader 48 @) ing tax and the tax rate, are oppon-|the tax rate vedujoeds auacthat’ (heey whe net he Pen SS mya forever, and his best friend > of the presi "9 escor’ Mre bert Work f idan sovetary: Mr op.| Wise old bird, In hi Ol CR¥ER | ente'ito the municipaliyceriied utilil has ‘be ocak eee . Very good. Then the art his 6 friend one of the president's escorts; Mrs, Hubert Work, wife of the interior seerctary; Mrs. Her Didloc tHe’ belee tan Jents to the muntctpally.owned utill-| has been no investigation of either! 1.0: the city strett railway, bagitt has passed on to the “Great bert Hoover, wife of the commerce secretary; Mrs. Sawyer, wife of the presiden?. s the ‘waters Bent or. serect!. TaiLaay: , wife of t . P There is a b from the north| isis not true. What Homer M.| Nobody objects to haying them oper-| ‘"® mone d Beyond.” physician, blowing yp the valley, and it bringy}— > te ai ia EN its same way. It need not pay It all at —— — ~ ———— aoe the incense of hay curing in the| * dr once, but in the form of assegsments. cack, tho the mountain hayfield ty a e Development of Chil en We shall be very prateful to t mile away Haitor The Star breeding children q bit more difficult, | council, if they “are careful” and let Now the mountain is shrouded in the city street railway pay for the billows of white and azure clouds | State! with’ the xf s paving between the tracks, Jnimost to {ts baso, and shafts of se ork “with them, and, |Ouness Of breeding millch goats, or|@AXPAYER WHO WANTS Mage {golden ght, miles wide, f | quarrel with them, to guinea pigs D. 8. REDUCED. \thru cloud rifts and pencil = = i am convinced ; that en-| f per line with eblight inten | vironment, education and home train- | {| e been notified that the| A blessed sons 4 ng have mighty Jittle to do with the| to sell] interest on your lodn with the Jed-|t¥ed his little flute and is addi nto as | the werteet touch te the ccete ag | inal product called A CITIZEN | Are You Planning eral Land bank, Spokane, is due and I know a boy and a gir}, brother , can be answered In the ‘The mord I study chil and the}and far more uncertain, than the h down collect “Yous ha The Farmer’s New Pest ett ey tron of that bank they know your} his wheat before Gate: AGHA. CORRE sell his spur y are set on Gambel sparrow joins in; he is the| | ee de asad oe ica . an yefore the} ¥Apald. The bank is not in a posl-| fellow who sings thru the night that | {74 slater; they hawe the same par- to Attend the depen. gaa enao| eat it up. fo on, you] tion to carry you longer, Will xou| peculiarly sweet little song of a few |cHts the same enyjronment, the) to rajee two: years hans speculators, and help the|femit or shall I order moro dragtic| divine pasgas then goes to sleep|*e training, the sume achdoling, | 4 ng} ‘They also k ether you are as 4 4 naked melon! Chlattent tha’ enitker b ya rie ame religious course of sprouts, |}| ine) Th Weather yon Ace & for once, If yau will help us| Measures applied to effect the collec: |again, having told God how darn | th@ same religious course of sprc | wheat farmer or are raising hay, time v 1 not | ton?” Inico he 1s finding life and the game daily agsdpiations, | t|corn, potatoes or fruit ye ie ‘the personal| You have recetved all the regular 4 |they are, and have beer from t pad + "Oh, why go and drag God into need als, | The csbp is net ready for market | ric, printed below. fe sent out by |Hotices regarding the interest Items oS | earliest 4, ag diverse in ideals, x it?” 1 hear town critics ory. | hought and rela-| y til Jate in the fall, and the farmer | th trainioad to the farme Wash-| due this bank; however, for Some | » Pa.) habits, modes-of thought a XPLA but one payday each year, ang te tak tees you have failed to make the|! tell you, brother, there ain't no/tions with thelr fellows as tho they A ‘ pelaictilienlird tS Nad at psa Aaah t the poor], the four | » of thelr g t reason they m 4 | Inston, so hurry, boys, hurr 5 ance. We do not want to ap-| 994 In town; only “divine” services | were of different races, asleeD. |the interest on their loans pas "RT pear harah or unkind, hut wo wish [8nd @ collection basket, hut out hero | ‘Thore is slight family resemblance | state of|each six months, Hence the require you to understand that the Federal | Where I am sitting, in my little mil-/petween most brothers, every entity | b i PECIAL AGE Land bank of Spokane has reached a|@ewed tent, in tho little cool green | hag a distinct individuality, a norm) —)y— valley beside the litth DIRT FARA 0, 1928 Y to try | | ul nows e condition | ments o: | Jul: the Federal Land| and sque blood out of the tur Dear Sir: Recen red you ag] point in its existence where it ix ab | Valley besidl net eet Ae that was there in the womb of its|[/ * if vou ate Wipe Xt also croateg anottieg J6b for: the |fallows wolutely necessary that the interest | blue brook, beneath the giant white] mother; and that norm is going to|{| M J d h BI kb -| items due on the mortgages made by {8d purple mountain, there 19 a so-| Govelop along a certain general line | || rs, ui tt a a@crourn the bank mist be paid ronity, and a content, and a surety,|no matter what happens to it from | ‘4 " You will doubtlesy be surprised to/4nd a sanity, and a sweetness that} the day of its birth These Lectures are introductory to the Twelve= receive a letter from a special agent |Fomehow makes a fellow just natur. | ‘Phere is a general trend that is Lesson Dressmaking and Tailoring Course which Mrs. of the farm Joan bureau. Thi eee ncaa wondeea tae ane | given the norm thru a long ine of/1/ Blackburn—a nationally-known authority—will eon- is occasioned because of as jor for Bese wonders that @re | ancestors, but, apparent! great ot i ne itor Y aignment by the board in order that | not of man nor of his world Tansee ch Mother's side aay duct in our-Auditerium from August 13th te Septem-_ | these delinquent interest items-may| For a final benediction, a white/{ntiuence one child far more than ber 8th, be collected, und | now wish you to|horse, riderless, unshod, mano toss-|father and mother. Some regard| understand kindly, but frankly, that |ing, tall waving lke a plume, gal-| highly prenatal influence, and insist | The Lecture Dates Are you will be expected to arrange for down a green glade and van-|that the mot should devote the | 2 D.§ | THURSDAY, at 2:30 P. M, : PLASTIC WATERPROOF PORTLAND CEMENT [oe Se 2h e oun lll SATURDAY, at 10:30 and 2:30 ghild to thinking the thoughts she the child to think. My obser: Not Flying be ion leads me to believe that the in | | | Many Flags Big construction jobs call for concrete fluences that will control the child 5 lantibad ; an ‘ \ which ‘will (eean thie Gent of tremendous Editor ‘Tho Star inigull view! of thei traveling upilia eben be aan oes kegraih iv e The lectures themselves will outline the pregram in | aa strains, of expansions and contractions. I noticed when drlying into town | should be censured for not showing] years in tho child's past, and imagine which Mrs. Blackburn will take the most inexperi- A ha esacy i; ahah dite. today that such prominent places | respect to our nation and leader.| {nit the paychologie. effect of the|j| enced sewer through all the stages that enter into the’ t the frigoads OF Water and: Ofge cisinte- ax Northern Pacific Commissary,|The passenger station didn't have] \oriq war will be batting close to .870 making of apparel, from planning to completed gar- grating elements. Being waterproof all Matchot & Markham, Vulcan Iron|unything up—not even a draped is ad | gar the way through, Monolith Plastic Water- Works, and King Street station, |photo, ‘This looks very rotten to] Hundred yidrs fiom Nilay, | IH ment. : a ., ‘ hs have no ‘flags flying in honor of our | me very station and section | anh auoations harinloh Gana ) ‘ a i , proof Porueae Cement triumphs over oad president. Don't you think tt] houso botyeen Portland ond Seattle] (y Ketie toractect the plasm that, |{| , HYery, student in the glasses will haye the oppo P lestructive elements. would be well to make these places haa flags at halt mast.. Yours {ruly,| Maybe, hus the blood of a pirate, and|]| tunity, during the course, to complete one garmen 4 ‘ has ‘ known thru your columns? It Y. O, NE f the virus of a horsethief, and the the last detail, The entire cost of the course-12 | For Sale by All Building Material Dealers seems aa 'tha much places as these 140Ti: Harelagn Bt) lewd serum of a London bawd within |}) Jessons—is only $8.00. f MONOLITH Portland Cement aaa Riad ae i}. Nothing that Is, ever dies; noth MONOLITH Plastic Waterproof Portland Cement Reckless Automobile Driving poeahia HARE CAI ee ind, fle erento snlee Hditor The Star: aceldent which might jmve proved | life again and does its little round of | ssh deka fad fatal to six gecupants of tho 4 We facture « 1m Portle 6 wecify winch coment yon desire. When I was driving on Snoqual- destiny | i yes All of which makes the business of | EDER Mo mio rd., near Redmond, August 6 | Te sugeogt a courmp, 1 SAPNA th lbs ANY : r) 1923, 1 saw a car with Washing: |inink that a eareless driver like him| Many g a } lich Portland Cement, 4 high grade uni uh Plastie Waterproof Portland Comet, In ov 608 Hibernian Building Phone: Pico 6156-6157 ton license No. 168824 deliberately | should have hig license taken away | fered in tonight's Los Angeles, California Plant at Monolith, crowd another car’ off the roud|from him for an indefinite time. |A small payment downy with regu: after the other car hud given the |He needs a good lesson lar monthly payments, will make 4 . signal to paws, nearly eausing an JOHN HARLSON, lyou a happy car owner. — = \ Be fiat ARN Wish t] afl ty Heat td