The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 22, 1923, Page 8

roe oNaATuLM STAK MONDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1929 —— nds blah A romantic figure in Interna he i faire passed « her \ period were an Important soyreg urd W. Ryan died , ‘ , : ‘ tion for American oft. | \ re Verda, a short time | when. tha ‘a: : he Red Crosu wory x io te fe 4 ; ‘ : , f ope drew to an end, Dp Speaking of Smoking \ : | A taal enkacieat daicnaeend|* gona ring ee Ted to Americ, di ce Governor Gifford Pinchot settled the anthra . 5 Harding Davin never created « i pase | iventure, he ae > j if I soldier of fortune more true to aceta , r 4 ton of the Der, 5 bag po President Coolidge dodged, there - f | than this American sur 1 “ pars 50h @ to. reorganizg been am r u efforts of the “regular” i y home was in Beran Het ‘ oe ations “barat ne ee s and their newspapers to smoke Pinchot out. If { . ton, Pa zs was tratned ae ou } ° Pos / | eon and 4s 4 eanll engines ntial candidate would become fair game for | ay ALL RIGHT, into official and official t est sive oa ache a EE 8 hex ts of political attacks and strategy . governmental netivities which” | he direct tap : fares riala, felt aut Oh ae ‘ Go AHEAD} Ce tee emer: | eats oe vities | lime dlsrenpect for red tape, the most abvious eff »> smoke him out came SIMME ALL Yeas ahveain i | i ‘i > > e P N and strange adventures: y visited the White House and then whispered He \ \ YA GO tane of means avant oountrina : : Kaur sor day CePA nventories, , until they knew whether Pinchot would ) \ he was known by reput : ld \ - . in person to every states: be a candidate, they would not decide their own mind ere | \ in 5 ron Lo every fi : Ryan's great adventures began e didn’t \ | >: 4 in Mexico during the Maderist tead, he waited a month and shied‘a law enforcement a revolution when he werved an t th hi ay. | medical ve cer wan once at the White House. \ \ ‘ imprisoned and nentenced to “ death, but was reloawed at the a a bit of smoking himself. And the first of the Old ard , [ eleventh hour thru the personal ( / J at was Pinchot’s que to shy his hat into the ring To change the figure of speech, Governor Pinchot did crowd to be smoked out is Senator Reed of Pennsylvania, \ “ VSy; intervention of the president UDGE a Hard- who coughs twice and between gasps say : PAE SRD ila aan De Ryka woke oan | Wed ware Dealer by “Pennsylvania will undoubtedly send an uninstructed ical unit to Serbia and estab. " Sl | the tools he carries delegation to the republican na al convention and will ~ ed a hospital at Belgrade, | ; , op not waste its substance on t 2 cy of any favorite Vas — Fonc > by an accomplished chiet t 9 im stock, Bey ! (Mise = M. Gh in of son who has no chance of succes > : > 1 P r 4 an did @ won reat WW) lf he considers his cus. the old days when the big | were alive and in rat ‘ tbreak of typhus iY lomers’ satisfaction —~as vigor, one may be pardone wondering, audibly, \ eee 4 I : Phan the Axiatriaus Bist 260k 1/7 | well as his own profits ether Reed is campetent in October to tell just exactly e a se "i ~ he most likely sells Pennsylvania mé 1 do next April, when the PoR i ‘ m ot nat 24; GLACK DIAMOND repul 2 convention d i are selected. f ‘ 3 ee Files. ~ Ask a real There can be a lot-of smoke and some fire in six months. | ‘ A | 3 mechanic why! ince 186} the Standard of Quality The National League of Women Voters is planning to use every method intelligence can suggest to get out 75 per cont of the possible ale ryshicorisde ray repre woman's vote in 1924. Might try running reemant bargain counters at - ae nap thay Alesetisestapr ores the polls, or move the polls to department storms, " - - ~ ée eet se nya i the clty by the Austrian The New York Adverfistiyg club is offering a prize of a round trip to a with @ jittle 22-callber target | stow can wo expect protection from | London for the best idea submitted by a high school ar callege student. our officers if they cannot handle Not much of a prize in viewsof the (act that.one.idea made Heary Ford nyon Y used a heavy | © cain pectlcganitis ike (aetiose aka | the world’s richest man. : bait tice wi and then be| cannot efficiently handle a pistol The sacred books of the anwicut Persians say, “If you would be holy, - ~'¥ able ho heavy A8-callber | has no business on our police ores. Instruct your children, because all the good acisvthey perform will be bahia ith hae td a neha st wll Ay Amr rr repels cared veer imputed to you.”—Montesquie ur \ | by anyone, but if an e pocwe prep ee—enneen October 22. 192: © statement was also made] to shoot bt him be able to hit the} nee. : To t Team Big ea that officers wishing to practice | mark, If it Js necessary for police- | J { must buy ammunition, | men to have guns t i means edu- A Woman’s View of Woman Cant One ee nee rate giainet the (Trojan ‘crew. || ifere le where the police departmest| cate. thems tn handilag weapons | 4078 Frankford Avenue 7 ‘ - ' in at tie id the}elne take thelr guns away from | Philadelphia.Pa.U.S.A. We get this view of woman fram Mrs. Ferguson, edi- waan't Just t E that caused our loud aim, for : ‘en the Geattic 4 je them and fesus instead a good| Spihd dank i" j torial writer of the Oklahoma News, and our lady read- hemma the: ting: Aaa eed us more—the way you played the ‘ rt ; ae | Oumed and Operated by NicHotson Fie CompanyProvidenceRL tment in 1 at fault for | beavy hickory stick kame ers will please remember that we do not “father” it: meqgoenet sak tits the Ghali: eiukel’ tesa ease Need then Ano not compelling every officer to en Sincerely yours, re ae Ss Ey “Being a woman has its compensations, but it carries max aan oe t to light a s ety eked twist pee aden A ce isranel Meera ideas sais SCRE 3 : ceeet armeaia j its tragedies along with them—one of the greatest of every wns there to make « united team; and then, no |] ~ oa these being the lack of friends. Thru some peculiar gg ego ig scr aendbaeaeln cecil avs ty erape ee quirk in their natures, women do not take to friendships hin amides Gear seat tin cts cod hohul with others of their sex. They may have numbers of ac- y 0 round, we never saw you quaintances, or acquire sporadic fancies which they hope y pravel ground, and fought for every tr to develop inte something permanent, but the woman syho he eo tte eet ee SS s a friend is rare indeed, and singufarly blessed. An was always trie, and foright to help the reece great minchion “Women do not have the ability to disagree amicably; that showed it knew t eamwork stands the tent they cannot argue without beco: g angered; they can- You played a nob mo of ball; you showed the way to play: not forget the personal element in any intimacy. They ity m home to all, to help. us thru the day. You etter 3G : ? Pp cack other thru, in any game you buck! You told are bound by the limitations of their own opinions. cep your spirit true, no matter what the luck!" “Things of vital concern—politics, religion, civic affairs ‘ —are seldom discussed, for fear that Mrs. Jones may be- ef come offended if she hears any statement to which she SUR cannot agree, or that Mrs. Brown will leave the party | ove mad, if a remark falls which she can construe as against her views. For this reason, women in growps have to fall back upon such silly topics as the weather, or dress, or the to predeliction of husbands for beefsteak. he “Endeavoring to exercise tact, they farget to exercise t their brains.” Russia now has two forms of paper currency—ruliles and chervonets. | The Entrance The favorite riddle fx: AI = new ruble mote is worth 1,000 of the old Police Marksmanship F i Hall rubles, and a chervonet is worth 10 gold czarist rubles, what is | R E ics vabatian ef anew vide to a deaseouet? Editor The Star ning I have read considerable crit. | L ’ . The floor that 24 RE eee , Since the unfortunate shooting at] icism of the officer and the Seattle tet was selected for 5 so Westlake and Pine Wednesday eve-| officials generally and much has r ‘ Frwy Sh nice lazy sport. Fisherman loafs on the bank, but gets | Westlake and 1 Bl ce aud feats | this hall is Arm- i : A Dice We aie In The Star I note that the! Y oR strong’s Straight {patrolman sald he had used his : Line Inlaid Lino- Dogs are used in hunting. A dog follows the scent. He ts the real iba tut Very illo ha the sce and ; x. Wal Ra “Yeum (Pattern seenter of attraction. | not at all recently. we! noticed | i 350), black and ne ment to the effec . 5 While shutting the mouth is simple, some seldom do It, | policies “week. GueWEAT Tee ntot ~ x cream, with a reper r own guns but twice and five — . border of plain || Thorium. taka S.A bai a amt = lon black linoleum Coolidge the Occult IN THE SMOKER | Deny! — iz: 549 President! Cal. i 1 4 ties Minute Films. ae sale erg ‘ ecdaart Che ; . hs +e Someboay else in the smoker dame fears he wir and tae te ee || One Atom Thick. | thought of a barber story and we let | + ¢ + ;, jh © “ | it is remarkable what that speechless man is doing, po- Useful to Radio. MAS tae Woah ie: Alatkas We litieally, back in the privacy of his White House rooms. One of the recent triumphs of|were rough enough, but one day al 9 e Listen: science ix the film of thorium on | man with a heavy belt and beard an a} a . RRS a : i tungsten, used in the latest devices |a wicked eye, swaggered in. He re W. L. Ward, chairman of the New York republican | jyeentla telephony | moved one of his pistols from his belt state committee's executive committee and a prominent Yor centuries man bas been try-|and almed it ab the occupant in’the| republican leader in Westchester county, after a call at ling to make thinner layers of met-| first chair by the window. Tho next | e the White House, predicted the nomination and election of |ais. In ancient Exypt, objects of | instant he wag installed in the first | < B L | F onto omega (ey gags pasa lg oor ai elle Pore alg doer Red ng en rarer od e Bordered Linoleum Floor en . apart ‘ s Ithin plates of gold, skillfully beaten | colored barber gave us all a thrill.| Coolidge at luncheon.” ! out by hand. The making of gold] ‘Shave mo and shave me quick.| i . He went in uncommitted. He came away with mental |joar of great fineneas waa one of] One cut and T will be short one| pic URE to yourself your entrance hall with a st fits your color scheme and lay around it and physical appetite satiated to the point of uncompro- {the arts of the Middie Ages, ‘The | bullet. linoleum floor of ee ae and cream der of solid-color linoleum—black, gray, or other soe : akties 2 “, van netal wan beaten between aheeta of| “With a calm that surprised the| z ‘ : f 3 . mising announcement. In so far as the public knows, just Gait ie Gilisd gadtadere’ dates cia tdoms the bear celelay. eetdantie| tiles, with a twelve-inch black border framing the contrasting color. This arrangement frames a little t and a modest lunch and the most case-har- modern times it was found that lay-| Shaved the desperado, As the heavy floor all around the edges of the room. Or a Dutch floor and dresses the room. It provides a delightful dened was mellowed and won. It has come to be a regu- |ers of gold could be made even thin. | bearded gentleman arose, well satis. | ; * ae ; J 2 Soe a ere of gold cou! le eve tae ne tile effect in red and black note of contrast to too great floor expanse. It lends lar, almost ‘daily, occurrence. Others visit and eat and [ner by means of tho electric cur. | fled with hin smooth face, he asked & P ‘ | : 2 ‘ 2 |the barber if he had not beo “ orgray;oranItalianRenais- a “cozy” air to large rooms. It looks as though the come away talking in the same duleet tone of voice. Even |fent. Al of there methods, fine aa {hv harber If he had not been afraid ay} : Met: M Tee ee looks'as 8 pipet 5 they were, are crude compared to| », Bows, my idea, if I nicked yo, sance floor of alternating floor were “‘built in. Magnus dropped in and left to tell the news men that the the films of thorium. Here actence | ¥4 to cut yer throat,’ ” ; lightainddarkmatbleblocks president and Mrs, Johnson are related and that the man | haa gone to the llmit, ‘Tho film on § ; , . f Ask your merchant in the White House is “a nice, pleasant gentleman.” the tungsten is only one atom in DAD STRONG ON LATIN Wouldn’t you like one of fi What is the secret? What occult means are utilized? | thickness—that 1s, it J much less} “Pa, it ‘says hero in the paper that S these interesting floors if _ good staree lave ane made up shoving Does the now famous “Coolidge custard” play a potent |th® onemillionth of an inch in/w man did something willy nilly < they could be obtained ata ordered linoleum floor effects. Ask to see them. i It is a mystery worthy of the keenest of those who | the electric current, more than 100,.| nolens voleas, my son." — Boston ia sess - canbe, For your enclosed in your home where you desire unusual decorative delve in things politicat. 000 times, I transcript Dh lee Label Sade sun porch, yourdining-room treatment. No floor is so easy to clean as linoleum, os = ly ewaterproef ” that you are doing overin and your bordered linoleum floor the first half of 1923 there were imported into the United States from | . ‘ the modernstyle,orforyour will never need refinishing or re- Argentine 2,500,000 pounds of beef. One pound for every 40-people! ‘The | I he Mechanic S ealks kitchen, where you have installed the latest con- doing. It lasts for years. high tariff should have headed off this extra bite of steak, ts m Pp aMe veniences, it is possible to have just such a floor in Write for free sample and booklet Wall Street expert advises his clients to avoid purchase of sugar com-. | Armstrong's Linoleum. | I leof A Dany stocks, for, he says, “the outlook for sugar is somewhat dark.” BY BERTON BRAI BE A HP q et us send you a sample ot /Arm- Looks like the housewife's sugar boyeott is hitting the mark, 2, oT > sY Bordered linoleum floors strong’s Linoleum and our 24-page a , Wish prs ; ; booklet, ‘New Floors for Old, sh he would war at trie 7 souls become,“ re rraldllsadys The newest idea is the bor- | 0% containing a score of colorplates of SESE What avit lures 8 helae ralertacinee® dered linoleum floor. Thisisa | distinctive designs that you can see Btandardized toolx make work a simpler thing tile or pattern inlaid field, sur- [ at good stores—Jaspés, carpet in- ‘ «“ ” , , , FOO stores pes, carps hol No “Ex” A bout It 1, Standardized roads and raltways eve to man rounded by a border of plain Iaek fer the Circle laids, tile inlaids, and printed patterns; bea leum i ‘ i ; fonder horizons, greater scope and bring ‘ an wr ct a eres ak . . ‘I don’t think he’s so great as a statesman New wonders for his neeking eyes to scan, linoleum ortwo-tone Jaspélino- 4" trademark on rugs, printed and inlaid; also information on laying : I linoleum floors. simply the grandest dad any girl ever had,” leum. You select a design that the burlap back linoleum and how to care for your linoleum ‘ Megan Lloyd George. x 3 : A fellow.may go in for a literary career, and see his What once a thousand, at the most, might own. Armstronc Cork Company, Linoleum Division, LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA It multiplies again and yet again Seattle Office—1614 L. C. Smith Building. Telephone—Main 3794 Linoleum permanently ce- Wallace's Farmer expresses editorial horror over the fact that during smooth and tight S ae ————— AYBE I'm “gross, material and blind,” News from Washington, Glenn wars on bureaus, ; on a dresser of ours, but he is Says Miss SQTANDARDIZATION” gives a million men products circulating in the rag-man's bag only. Another Comforts that would be otherwise unknown, may go into business, lose all, and be snubbed. Another Teer ae te nea cre emnt Hew breadth'to dreams, may go into politics, rise to a presidency, and become I ; Seda) the eastioe ariel ia saan ‘ an Ex. The plowman from his bondage to the soil, b M4 vi 4 Man's success that lasts, that even lives after him, is in the job of being “the grandest dad.” If the great Welsh- T does nok tle men to material things, a0, Ht ae America has won that, the Lord has ves Glee Mae Monte ty i nia ete ; flea nian | ‘lors leisure for the thoughts of king Hi } For books and music, laughter, love and play fe E u y F h Long narrow trains are used this season on velvet or satin frocks and y ArtInds heyeoe BR i in ae a oe " ; se f ani t sounds like something ominous, in sooth; railroad tracks, since tho first beginning of his days : Crony a famer's field and you find a cross farmer. Mth ye a Waechs GR ee ~OvY ’ os, he Sea @ Star)