The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 11, 1923, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1928, PAGE 4 CHICAGO LIONS ° BY DON RYAN Quite the Handsomest } Coaao, Oct. 11.—Chicago—viewed again ‘after a lapse of three year has grown denser and blacker, like a cloud that is about to burst. Till one is impelled to speculate # | and to wonder if it ever will The b: kne of Ch h led, like the Y. M. C. A, triangle, It * t hysical, Moral because of its harsh living; mental becuus outle upe e is flut Uke the prairie upon which By it aqui moke Town gluttonous child eating leorte ° ; and smokiy every pore, is dirtier than the Pittsburg of old, The In ; hands are soiled as soon as they touch Chicago at any of its multiple steebriveted Joints, The throat burns—dry and harshly, And the eyes There is just everythir weep tears for the living lmmured here. | COOL O | |Y* this winnowing pall—this humid veil of mourning | that suffocates Chicago under its hideous immensity | is not without its fascination at night. At night it makes yellow crosses of the lights that stand along the lane leading to Chicago's back door—the railway tracks running west. | : a pb yt WILL last longer Sere ee ea ane mie | (= than two cheap suits, ano a G2 S87) look better and cost less. You will find it the most sensible, satisfactory and eco- uD aeration ay tin te wing reo hee nomical way to buy clothes. CTL ICTS orld. It is sown, No need now for the conductor t TRAVEL 1} LVES of distracting impulse are dancing in the Chicago loop—dancing in a tired endeavor to conjure away the COATS i. n an mourning veil. "$25 to $55 Credit with Gasy Payments Westberg? Childs rying t who Kuppenheimer Good Clothes may be slightly higher in price, but they’re vastly better in quality of fabrics and tai- loring. They give you more | dollar for dollar value than hard »p cafes the elves and the delegates turn slowly round and jeated by their own voluptuous evolutions 1 more phyntes gates. Tt 1 to drink and « ley is a soft es in the glasne 1 MeVicker’s | movie! Where now wa Paramount picture Loop sidewalks spawning a familiar articulated breed. Trailing silk that carelessly reveals her stock-in-trade—round eyes that roll behind their beaded fringe—the vamp. Two youths that patter along side by side, throwing about them looks of coquetry and petula: their wide trousers flapping around their ankles. Ma and Pa and their brood behind—lugging suiteases—still dusty with the white dust of Peoria. Chicago—the same Chicago of World's Fair days, Bigger. That octopus, the thelr caken? (1512 ‘Arterial Highways Name New Variety Asked of Council) of Dahlia “K. C. B.”) City councilmen were Wednesday afternoon urged to ide ignation of certa! arterial highways, + from the regu! Bnd permitting a slightly speed, by Harold N. The Shoe Market 106 PIKE STREET cross-tow Moore, A new dah r the des. g them traffic increased secre- how of ber of Commerce, held a’ | Mrs. Beatos. Kenneth C. Beaton. Week -End Specials Extra Special $9.45 In Beige and Black. Suede, Satin, Kid and Patent. Colonial | _ Ladies’ $2.45 In Black Satin, Patent and Kid. 0c All colors. tints, was mt committee, Cham. | which is 703 Third ave., Wednesda: Mary of the retail trade bureau of| A bouquet of the flowers was sent t the Chamber of Commerce. = The matter was referred to the|itials of the jon now preparing amend-|and former Ments to the city traffic code. being | K. C. B, are the in-| the nose of Pallas-Athenae. It known columnist | Seattle newspaper man, | Felt Slippers ICHIGAN is the Fifth avenue of Chicago. Here the hurrying pedestrian slows his pace almost to the leis-| y dignity of a stroll! Hein. An occasional flicker of a| walking stick. | TI of Fifth avenue have also here their counter-} parts. There is an air of smartness here and here Chicago} turns her evenly kalsomined cheek to the world to be kissed, | shamelessly indifferent of the run in her stocking concealed | by the shabby petticoats of North Clark street. The lake beside which this flatulent grande dame of the bourgeolse has plumped herself down seldom looks at Chicago now. The lake keeps herself discreetly covered with a veil of mist, By the shore the museum still strives for an Attic dignity Incompat ith soft coal ameke, which has deposited many layers of black years ‘Tho two majestic Hons that guard the entrance seem restlessly to pace thelr pedestals. They sniff the smoky pall that every year wraps them in a denser fog. They swing their heads first up and then down the avenue and they start nervously at the piercing blast from the crossing policeman, Lions of Chicago you pant for fresher air. But now you can never escape Advertise or Lose Out, Street Railwaymen Told |Advertising Allotment of Utility Firms One- * Fourth of Proper Amount ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Oct. 11 Public utility companies are spend ing about a fourth the amount they should be spending in advertining | th members of the American Electric Railway association were told today 4 by their committee on merchandis-| have increased their ot ing transportation. forts about ten-fold in ‘The committee has completed an | years, exhaustive study of the utilities ad. vertising and it is found that all of [tho utilities in the country are net! spending > rallways, it was reported, hru their own mediums and $ Rewspapers. More space should be used by them, it was said nsportation thru Says Piles HealUp and [122 "2:04 wore is oid Disappear Forever pare. Re form or another, particularly news. | | 1 al . Paper advertising, now numbers ap. | Seldom Fails to Give Absolute |r rrimately 90, Three years ano nee Relief From All Pain and onotenth of this number were using Suffering. Guaranteed by sdvertisins | t said the number of com More, however, should | rtising. | chandising, ‘business building,’ and all other sorta of campaigns those companies spent slightly leas than 7,500,000, or fourth of 1 per cent of their incomes. the percentage of the general ness wor centage of grose allowed for a tising is around 2 per cent. The sing advertising in one |Dehind the Public Utilities Adve any other clothes you can buy. The HOUSE of KUPPENHEIMER Cheasty: Comrvtatt, 1908, The Tovae of Keppenheimer SEC CC CLEC CECT TEC OC COTS oO CoCLS Lew the hope tha tility pani ith. sas pe it Bune companies "| Additional Sleeper | 3 propriations until here near 1 per SERVICES FOR Mrs. Kate S. Volkmar, 20th ave. . were i i held at the Home Undertaking par- on California Run lors Wednesday. She died last Mon- ay and is survived by her husband, 5 doshgeicaperpe Lp tis Increased travel to Southern Call- particulaly | fornia has caused the addition by | ir small week orthern Pacific railway of an- | other standard sleeping car between | Silver was first coined in Rome in ere and Los Angeles, beginning |269 B. C, when Fablus Pictor set up unday. The car will be on the |# mint. ‘eh train leaving Seattle every night at| 11:45. } This is materially leas , Where the minimum per. | ! irda are bred fn Italy and! g produce the larvae wh ublicly have vi nsect pests of the vines ‘North Coast Limited U:S:NAVY YAR REGULAR SCHEDULE ist: Ours is the most complete line cf Boys’ and Children’s AllGood eaeae * isticn show gross annual rev mues of major utilities for 1922 w Shoes in the City—Prices the Lowest! _ Familiarity Wins Respect ICHOLSON FILE G Familiarity, may” breed~con- tempt amongindividuals-—but it wins only respect for Nicholson Files, Since 1864, mechanics throughout the’ world have testified to the ready sharpness, keen temper, uniformity and edge-holding qualities of these. aristocrats of the tool kit. 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