The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 3, 1923, Page 9

To Luke S. May and The Seattle Star Dear Boys: Your “imaginary murder case grows In interest and I am following !t with the same devotion and excitement I used to have in “Deadeye Dick" and “Young Wild West.” I'vo always wondered how these detectives detected the culprit, and I know hundreda of your readers who are getting a great deal of entertainment and education out of following Mr, May’d analytical deductions on tho “technical killing. CHIEF SEATTLE, To the Building Trades Council Dear Members: Your reported action In taking stringent measures: in the plasterers’ strike Friday night i# to be commended, whether we all agree with {t or not, It shows a desire on your part for harmonious relations with the city and with the contractors and a belief in the need of co-operation in the best interests of Seattle's growth, physically and mentally. Congratulations, F SEATTLE, To Queen Mother Alexandria of England Honored Madame: That {isn’t the correct salutation, I know, but from an American that better can you expect when addressing royalty in unfamiliar terms, What I wish to convey are my congratulations on your 79th birthday, As one of the best loved of Huropean rulers, past and present, I join with the rest of the world In heat wishes. CHIEF SEATTLE. To Myself Dear Chief Seattle: As the real “city father’ of Seattle, I want to congratulate myst a sult of “heavies” and a pair of warm gloves when the wave" struck this city Saturday morning. Thanksgiving ts a little tardy, but I'm thankful that I bad a warm pair of blankets to pull over me when the frost began stinging thru the open bedroom window about 3 a, m. CHIEF SEATTLE. To the University Crew Aspirants Dear Huskies: I see that your fall crew turnout has just ended, and you will lay off a month before resuming hard work for the strenuous spring campaign ahead in defending your honor as national rowing champtons, During the football season you are nearly forgotten as you toll hard down on the cold, dark waters of the lake, thru rain and wind. But the results show, May 1924 bring additional success to the Unt- versity of Washington crew and Coach “Rusty” Callow. CHIEF SEATTLE. To Seattle Merchants and the Retail Trade Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce Dear Folks: It certainty warms the old heart to see our downtown streets so beautifully decorated for the holiday season. It makes us Seattleites proud of the push and pep and pull-together spirit of the live ones who make it possible—it makes our out-of-town guests glad they came, and want to come in again. We all like to spend our money where an air of welcome and joyousness awaits us. Heap big Chief is proud of his town. CHIEF SEATTLE. To West Seattle Police Force Dear Precinctors No, 2: Clean West Seattle winds blow away all cross looks, I think maybe—y ways look smile, sound smile. One day Jast week lady lose library book out automobile, she say: “Nev mind —tonight I get." She go West Seattle police station—and get alright! Always find quick gogettum out there, fo trouble, plenty cheerful quick. I like. CHIEF SEATTLE. To the Purple Nomuado Dear Fellows: What's this I hear about you going to play the Naval academy at Pasadena on New Year's day? I'm hoping, along with thou sands of others on the Pacific coast, that the invitation will be accepted. May you have the same success that our crew had against the Navy last year at Poughkeepsie. CHIEF SEATTLE. To Street Car Conductor No. 1418 Dear Sir: A friend of mine, a newspaper reporter, got on an out- bound car on which you are employed, one day last week. He had a street address to which he was bound, knew that your route lay some- where near his destination, but had no clearer an idea of how to reach it than had you—at first thought. Your courteous treatment and en- hs ors, successful at last, to locate the little two-block street to which he was bound, were appreciated. It was an outstanding feature in a round of many public servants who sometimes argn't courtegps, aren't helpful and carry.a grouch against the world and (hemaelves. Thanks, young man. CHIEF SEATTLE. To Gregorio Carmichael Poor Lad: I call you “poor lad” for the reason that you 13 years old, the son of an American soldier and a Filipino wife, and are going to Mmberit an estate estimated to be worth $30,000,000 tn ol! lands. Hut what chance have you got—a child in a hard, mercenary world—of ever getting very much of that estate? When you arrive here Friday on the President Madison, I hope you are surrounded by capable, honest ad visers. Otherwise, good night! CHIEF ATTLE. To the American Doughboy Dear Buck: Hot dog! I see where the war department is going to sive to each pr to-ordér sult of khaki. Gone will be the old uniforms with the peacoc! k tail and the skirt-like effect about the knees. Regular Beau Brt But new unif uniform, the yeh rican sold soldier in the world To Darwin Miesnest t hs game on Satur ather than on Thanksgiving day this year, that the Ansoctated nts made more money. F ainly it spoiled Thanksgiving for lot of folks. After, all, Turk day in this age isn't quite the same without the annual gridiron classic. CHIEF SEATTLE. To the Weather Man Dear Sir: Last year at this time it was snowing hea dqn't give us an encore! CHIEE To the “So This Is London” Company ear Actors: That is a very zippy, Geomcohanesque play you are presenting th: It {g real entertainment CHIEF SEATTLE. jut please TTLE. ropolitan. A that the Christmas edition of The Argus his is the 30th edition of the Christ have formed the habit of sending copies r present, no better boost for Seattle, can mas number, with it hotographs mn and it ft our Chri splendi s comprehensixe su CHIE To Lee Johnston Dea ndicted twice neems to go try, again CHIEF SEATTLE To Chief Severyns Famillarity breeds contempt their first name CHIEF SE and a new han one who men non 4 beat is ATTLE. % Cc. B. Bagley De your §0th milestone, and works presented you with a silver ars of untiring effort for that ons. I know the inestim of Seattle from the ear CHIE your mer n and penc ly. Please eplendid com TLE, To Members of the Eighteenth Engineers annual reunion at the Butler CHIEF SEATTLE. Noted Authors in | ven't sald California City | “You can just say that 1 am an i cable person, Mrs, Alex Bridge Bond Issue in Hoquiam Carries HOQUIA D. ready,” Ibanez de- Olympia Port Bond Issue Is Defeated OLYMPIA, Dec, %&—The port bond Issue of Thurston county is believed to have been defeated by & small margin, according to returns | from alt bus Maibhaed 9 the precincts Will Give Prines at Hard Time Party Special prizes are scheduled to bo fwarded in various competitions at a hard tims parnival at the Arena ped chamber, brass tone arm makes of records, Offered exclusively, & Nelson, |Ross Will Deliver | Lecture on Skagit A atereopticon talk on the Skagit D. Rens, project will be given by J. superintendent of city Mgt, at | | provement clubs at 8 o'clock }day night, ‘The measion will by {and W, Newton at, Monday night. Skating The “OLY MPIAN” Console Phonograph $90.00 INISHED in two-tone walnut or mahogany. Equip- with double-spring motor, all-wood tone and recorder that plays all Cabinet holds 5 record albums, in Seattle, by Frederick A featured value at $90.00, CONVENIENT TERMS IF DESIRED. —Fifth Floor FREDERICK & NE LSON Lots of Fun for Boys! VERY Metal Builder Sets. With ERECTOR and MECCANO Builder Sets boy gets a thrill out of building his own ‘toys with these wonderful Erector They and interesting, but instructive as well. and Meccano entertaining With one of are not only these sets a boy can build any number of toys, and the fascination of assembling them and taking them apart is never-ending. Make a Crane Like This ERECTOR Builder Sets $1.00 to $30.00 4B & new Erector Senior Sets—No. 15, with all a the parts for building MECCANO Builder Sets $1.00 to $25.00 HE dandy toy crane pictured is but one § of the many things boys can make with Meccano. Besides making the toys illustrated in the booklet with each set, it is lots of fun to invent new ideas, There is a variety of sets to choose from. At $1.00 to $25.00. 1 life-size Coaster, and No. 20, a geared No. 15 is $5.00 and No. $12.00. Other Erector in a wide variety $1.00 to $30.00. GILBERT TOY CHEMIST! With one of these Sets the amateur Speedster. 20, Sets of sizes, RY SETS, $6.00 and $10.00. Chemist can have lots of instructive play—make experiments, establish his own home TOYTOW laboratory. DOWNSTAIRS STORE FREDERICK & NELSON will start at 816 and continus to 9: 15 o'clock a} meoting of the Magnolia Bluff In. Mon. hold | jth the church at ‘Thorndyke ave, | —| ar Cotton Crepe Aprons In Bright Colors ANY women would like noth- ing better than one of these attractive Crepe Aprons as a gift. There are about 12 styles to choose from. All in bright, color- ful combinations. With novel pocket effects and sash ties. 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