The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 30, 1923, Page 2

PAGE 2 Voters to Decide if “Cal” PRIMARIES WILL BE HELD IN 22 STATES NEXT SPRING Vote Cast in These Elections Will In- dicate Sentiment of Success of Cool- idge Administration - BY © NC A. RANDAL WASI * STATES WILI HOLD PRIMARIES week in Jun h will be held The opening New Hampshire fall into line end of Ma will be Davey ha and South Da-| wi dged congressman, L. Knight n Ohio, On tal he ding Charles h listriet the Se, Vhite April 8; New W Massachus nla on April Tn May uled, May 5 yote on May ¢ nique Among Teas /"SALADA" GREEN TEA , site will yield a flavor in ie teacup more delicious than the finest Japan tea grown. Try a package today. R.& HL & ¢. ¢ COOK, WE st-4073, EL iot-0350, Distributors be 0 DEMOC RATS ARE INSTRUCTED Of the 1,094 ay THE SE Has Made Good ATTLE STAR Has Brown Made Good as Mayor? PPLE STAR invite discussion of th ill Seattle citizens to Join In a constructl¥é s question of public inters ‘as mayor? Does he deserve re We wal You are your 1 and Following are tblish letters bearing on all sides of this question. to restrict your letter to 150 words and to sign ire specimen replies from varlous eltizens In the Face of Opposition I , HooPEn A Word to Mayor Brown’s Crities f the in making n, amelioration itiful behavior | mu think, A man asily Accessible to Callers Has M. Bro’ by as he recelved | a attempted to do, ority Pinchot’s Poiwer Is in ting that they | us given by the REEN olives do appeal to your taste. They are so tangy, salty, and plump and meaty. Do you know how healthful and nour- ishing they are? Green olives contain 1400 calories to the pound. Fricasseed chicken has but 855. Serve green olives ) omges dinners, teas, Juncheons, ete, fe them in salads and sandwiches. As farnishes, and by themselves. Buy a bottle or two to-day. Write jor tree jolder giving green olive recipes used by America’s great hotels Association AMERICAN IMPORTERS of Spanish Green Olives 200 Fifth Avenue, New York City onan oe the ‘e two ve mo: | licans | territories, » convention ve votes to t g two delogates each to Alas a, Hawail, the Ph } Rico and the District of Columbia, The Columbia one of the pio- machine indus in the hands of | © reorganizing A new | NEW YORK. | Graphophone |neers in the tal} |try, has been placed | Plans © well u 6 used, “All olives end stated oliges ore Sposish Green Olives.” SECOND AVENUE AT JAMES STREET NIONTH-END SALE Together With Special Inducements With Each Purchase Tomorrow —Wednesday 42-Inch Dress Goods 36-Inch All-Wool 36-Inch Printed Crepe Special $1.00 Yard Crepe Special 19c¢ Yard These come in plaids, checks and Special $1.25 Yard stripes, in new patterns and nd figured designs combinations, for plaited skirt: OT Soft and silky cloth, In b rk ground: one-piece dresses. Regular lue midnight brown, bla 4 for wais blouses $1.50 yard, tomorrow (Wednesday), jienna. Very special piece 64 al $1 yard. lay, $1.25° yard (Wedne 19¢ yard. on pod pat- nd one we tomorrow day) Women’s Outing Flannel Gowns, Soft and Fleecy, $1.50 Gowns made from good substantial quality of outing flannel, made very long and wide, in white and Jight-colored stripes, short or long sle« If in need of good gowns that are cut large size and well ‘made, this is the best value in the market, Wednesday, your pick, $1.50 each. Fine Silk Hose Wool-Mixed Hose SPECIAL $2.00 Pair Special 69c Pair DNESDAY Pihete tre one nf the finest ual: F / Itlen of pure silk thread hose, the Women's drop kind that never fail to give satia- dium weleht w heather, brown a ceptional Girls’ Shoes $3.00 Pair ter tops. Girls’ school shoes in black calf with wide tual cos Girls’ and Boys’ toes and low heela with rubber lifts; all « Pure Wool Sweaters $3.50 A comfortable shoe for the A splendid assortment of these fine growing miss, sweaters, in the slip-over and Tuxedo aty and girls, in fine combinations of school c | 36-Inch Crepe Cloth | Heavy Cotton Blankets Special 19c Yard $2.19 Pair sizen to 36. Buy now before lines get broken Heavy cotton blankets In light snd dark colors, | 76 4 Splendid for covering comfort- ert. All are fuat colors. Rubber Pants Special 19c Pair Hickory ber pants for in- fants, A special lot in pink or eream co Good ones cheap Full fashioned with gar- | only in price, which is less than ac- virgin wool *, for boya All leather. ors sturdy, Sizes 2% to 7. 58-Inch Mercerized Table Damask, (60c Yd. e qualit erined table ders, Very 9 pair ippines, Porto| ,, | Tonic and Blood Enricher | UE 2 ee Balance in Home State Former Veterans’ Bure eau Director Charged | With Omuelty In Suit Two Weeks Ago. . | which Gov. | ‘© governmental reforma are based, offends the state co If th lature, wpon titution, ils statute, known as the admin. | trfounal declared null and | entire reorgani- | ram will be wiped out, | Pr To “CLEAN MESS” The “fighting forester” jstrongest bid to the eléctorate ot} Pennsylvania during his primary | cam mon the promise to “clean es mene” left by years of orgunt- rule under Quay and Penrose, a few weeks mado his many in the state who ied that the governor has made much headway. The gov- ernor contends he been ham strung by “obstruction” tactics on the part of an elected state treasurer, Charles A. Snyder, of Pottsville, wno | has fought the governor at every | turn. It is Snyder who’ carried the | Pinchot code to court, where it was | eclared constitutional “with reserva tions,” stdin ae has Headaches From Slight Colds Laxative BRC th of E reservations included an n that the constitutionality of de Was not “free from doubt,” WARD OFF HEAVY HEN the cold fall winds be srasenioon by supersedeas pro-| make you shiver and sneeze, | ceedings, it’s a warning from your| thin blood and low vitality. tn. the co If, on the other hand, the reorgant-| - zation code which wns pa 1 by the Heed the warning! Purify and) iegintature nt the specific request of enrich your blood and build up your | the governor, is upheld. b. 4 strength with Gude's Pepto-Man- | re,covernor "een Lg oes gan. It will fortify you against) tion of the supremacy ce Gagan colds and coughs; it will help-you | onct as the most powerful factor ir | mut on flesh. Don't, wait until a|¢?o* * n wavy cold gets it grip on you; be-| gin to take Gude's now. Your drug- gist has it, in liquid and tablet form, Free Trial Tablets 2°%¢ for youmelt yalue of Gude's Pepto-Mangan, send for gen- erons ‘Trial age of Tablets. y—just your name and adi | M. Md: Breitenbazh Co., 3 Warren St. Gude's Pepto-Mangan | G POWERS AR RANTED The code, in itwe If, gives sweepin thehealth-bullding | powers of ping administrative control to executive. He 1s permitted to appoint whoever and whenever he | pleases, k all salaries at any | amount ay desire. Complete d over the affairs, not only of the departments directly | under his supervision, but over the | hospitals, Institutions, schools, com- | missions, boards, pe Mitentiaries and} all state agencies, with unlimited au- i thority in their management. | There could be no further question | of the ernor’s authority if the | red constitutional, He full sway and the great experiment in administrative reform by Goy, Gifford Pinchot, which had itated and preached for a duarter of w century, would bo an ac complished fact, A special weasion of the state legis. {lature would have to be called at once if the administrative code is | wiped out by the decision of the state | supreme court. This, in itself, would be a decided blow to |who has avoided the Teething rash, prickly heat, eczema, | chafing, and other skin disorders to which babies are subject can be quickly subdued by Resinol, Apply this pure, | soothing, healing ointment to the af- | | fected parts and note how soon baby's | fretful crying stops as itscooling touch relieves the itching and burning, World have contributed to the hte ent event fn your, Watoh thin clrelet Resinol. Soap for baby's hale keeps aye i ft soft and silky, Atall druggists, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1923 PENN AMOMICAN HOMES WUMEAUS AMMNICAN HOMIDS a special selling of HIGH-GRADE HEATERS good heaters, better heaters, heaters that are representative of the extremely large showing on display in our attractive Heater, Department, that will give years of perfect satisfac- tion—offered for the week at exceptional low prices. ey vor seTrren coal wood. jor or coal wood for or —has nickel swing top. Large, mica front door. Heavy cast lining. Height to top of urn 87 in, Diam- eter of fire pot, inside, 14 in. SPECIAL this genuine leather rocker: Q's —exactly as pictured. Up- holstered with fine qual- ity, brown, genuine Span- ish leather. High, com- fortable wing back. Spe- cial for thesweek. —exactly as pictured. RADIUM Hot Blast Heater. Burns either coal or wood. Nickel trimmed, cast iron fire box. A very special value. THIRD FLOOR } ° davenport table: reduced— ges styles to select from, one exactly as pictured. Combina- Yon mahogany, 60-inch . top. Italian period design. Spocial for the week or while quantity lasts, LIST YOUR WITH OUR FREE HOMES FOR RENT RENTAL DEPARTMENT *SEATTLE- SECOND AT PINE ‘TACOMA: £ SCHOENFELD E Sams juously ‘because ‘of the adde ad ‘bur. den in expense and the general con- fusion that would be occasioned Will be received by the |porals to the Supply. Offic | Aira Puget Sound, Wash, ur for the COZY CO-OPERAT- CAFETERI- Opening On Pike Just a Second From 2nd DR. JOHN H, ea GRADUATE OPTOM! In tho extraction of teeth we say to our patrons: If we hurt don't pay—could we say FRED EXAMINATION GLOBE OPTICAL rent 1514 Weatlake Ave. Near Fourth and Pike Set of Teeth From $5.00 UP Gold Crown and Bridge Work From §4.00 UP Boston Dental Offices 1422 Second Avenue We Stand the Test of Tine 22 Years in One Location DROPSY ing reduced In 16 to 38 Discover Sit’ DROSS MESUEDY Pee, pRorex x x best for macaroni—does not cook stringy Bluhill our Money Back With All It Earns TRADES UNION SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION 1215 Fourth Ave. TREATED | ONK WEEK FIER Eliot 0696