The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 11, 1924, Page 15

Tisen to OUL! ost you Sondars Voc Vc 0c 522 Tc 2c our FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1924, Coolid ge Gains Strength ] for His Difficult Office’ @ President Is in Fine Physical Condition Af- ter Five Months in the White House | BY HARRY B. HUNT regard him otherwise it would be be WASHINGTON, Jan,. 11,— Five} cause he had measured up to the op months in tho White House have | Portunity the accident had laid bare, | worked @ noticeable change in Calvin] More wearing than tho actual la | Coolkdge. | bor of those first fow months was the mental tension during his period of | adjustment. ‘Then, as his familiarity | with the problems ahead increas a8 approval of party leaders followed | * rt ” his decisions, as the country gener- kta boek ier sire he wa | clly came to feel that at least the na- |tr Rak Sia was tallen amon fo assume | Hon was facing no immediate disas: | the grote of chiet executive. ter because of his elevation to the) presidency, came a gradual easing of} es out of Washington |tng strain under which he labored. | ident is beginning to} Today there ix a sense of sureness * that “the strain of the about the president that was wholly office is rapidly telling upon him,” lacking in the first months of hig in: are not borne out by personal obser) cumbency, He has found himself in vation and study of tho man OF! his job, and his wholo bearing re knowledge of his actual present con-|riecty it. Ho is loss taciturn, Smiles | aition, ® no longer strained. He even} Instead of being “worn down,” the |Cricxs a sedate New England joke president has actually put on a f6W | occasionally. pounds in tho last couple months. | His chin fs fuller, ‘The lines between | nostrils and the corners of his mouth | are less deeply graven. A smoothing | Greer’s Hearing out of the wrinkles at the corners of Is Delayed Week his eyes indicates a relaxation of the| tension under which he took up his} Los ANGEL Gal, Jan. 21 duties as president. His bearing !$| Preliminary hearing of Horace A.| more erect and confident, | Great. chantieus: S08 atabel: Now| PSYCHOLOGICAL mand, screen actress, charged with| CHANGE APPARENT shooting Courtland 8, Dines, oil The real change in Coolfdge, how-| operator, and Miss Normand’s host ever, is not one that can be pictured|at a New Year's day party, was by phy ription. It fs re-| today postponed for one week by vealed y his manner, his| Justice Walter 5S. Hanby. | speech, his more certain approach to he court declared that {f Dines the matters under discussion, and Miss Normand are still u ‘The tension of his first two months | to appear next Friday, he will con in the White House undeniably told| vene court in the Good Samaritan on the president. He had been} hospital where they are, Jumped over-night Into a position of | esses grouped about the central supreme trust and authority, Prob-| figures im the sensational affalr, lems, of great importan and conduct the hearing there, he had had little cont: Pate for decision, He knew that the pub- tee cisaciss aran oe taces te ce tae Deserted Wife and Children, Is Charge} own regarded him eteiontindd C. A. Gilbert was arrested at the post office Thursday by sheriff's ' deputies and is held for tho sher ITY § PHONE itt of Glasgow, Mont, where he ts) | and | five ¢ Ham Co wan alleged abandonment upport of his wife and dren, Deputy Sheriff Wil- cod Friday. Would: Allow Public to eS . rrives Tebow Boss NEW YORK, Jan, 11 nal draft of the Initiative ry Pasha arrived here yeaterday ing cities the right to own,| take up his duties in Was se and operate telephone sys lua t pleted by The Coolidge of January 3, 1924, ts far different from the Coolidge of | August 3, 1923, Both physically and temperamentally he is in better shape Recent adv (Copyright, 1 O24, by United Press) Ss. H ie was ¢ OUTSIDE THE smaniike look rised to find a fn the washroom. Indignan to the ord: t you know that !t has been for y without | ° Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co. here| K has made no effort to renew its| Put up before the I xpired last July 1 passed al hat the ph in telephon publics! 1 know It,".replied the pro “but no ex-posto law goes In , and that there towel was was passed “Sure, prietor, Topeka Capital A DISTANCE MAN a| “Th © effort to goes a great k man.” higher than those now in ef- He s like a hobo to me.” PULLET EGGS 23c a Dozen for - ---- While They Last Here is a real Special for tomorrow, Saturday, ONLY A SNAP FOR THE HOUSEWIFE WHO IS LOOKING FOR A BARGAIN Eggs Guaranteed — If Not Satisfactory, Money Gladly Refunded Remember, Tomorrow Saturday Only AT THE FOLLOWING MARKETS Seattle Market, 109 Occidental Ave. Western Meat Co., 1104 Western Ave. Bay City Meat Co., 1420 First Ave. American Meat Co., 519 Third Ave. Olympic Meat Co., 1424 First Ave. Central Meat Co., 1420 First Ave. Ballard Meat Co., 5443 Ballard Ave. "ithe first penalty PHILADELPHIA POLICE FIRED General Butler Making Good in Cleanup Campaign PHILADELPHIA, was no pause today * Butler's Jan, 1—There in “Old Gimlet anthorime offensive h Without a break in his astride |}the Marino commander sent his |bluecoats against the wavering | mike of lawsbreakers, who had| r anticipated a breathing spell from the new director of public | safety's Intensive warfare, Bight heada off—four leutenanta and four acting lMeutenants under | |auspension—such was the penalty |paid By those under Butier's com: mand, who didn't take his n up in 48 hours or get out’ edict seriously, ‘he general suspended the officers at the end of the twe: day drive and announced that othor suspensions and demotions would follow where icing with crime, “There's going to bo no letup,” | the weary but unquenchable director announced today, “Of can't stay up all night every night, but if necessary, we'll have a couple of these 48-hour drives every week until ve accomplished what we're after.” Thruout the night tho night raids course we ontinued, “Pla that persiated | in defying the Inw were visited; Neutenants who had escaped the axe wore untiring in well doing against « chance visit from “Old Gimlet Eye," who had warned he would be out om the warpath As for those Heutenants who pald for incompetence, the general prepared formal state. ments of thelr cases today. They with wit-| were given five days in which to | bumpers. answer theso charges. The city council in with Butler, They his salary yesterday from ¢ $15,000—a plenaing | vote of confidence at the end of his | 48-hour offensive Boy Dies of Knife Stab; One Arrest | H ROVE, Ore, Jan. 11 cee an ; Soe WHERE FOODS ARE ALWAYS FRESHER AND CHEAPER. c=" “lH PIKE PLACE AND ECONOMY MARKET Police sald that these two, a third y had an al ir Palmer ix said have was overtaken the ys in &n au 1 to have ed a k ers approached him. almer was arres' h assault, at his home, any knowledge of the cut Taxation Hearing Starts Next Week| WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.—— Put tax bill wil Monday by the ways 3 committee, Chairman uneed oday. re the committee, ho Is not likely to b hopes to wind up the hear. CABINET 11—Former Pre ted forma! en they eloped? ‘Sure; he's Hamilton Ri ng with them yet! 1 Gaboon. PESPISRESI “ETRE What’s in the Air FRIDAY, JANUARY 11 KFJC—3:30 to 4:30 p. m.; 8:30 p.m KFHR—4:30 to 6:30 p. m.; 6:30 p.m 5:45 to 6:30 p. m.; 7:30 to m. Y—8:30 p. m. ASK DR. MACY Seattle's Leading Special: —Our electrien! 1504 Third Ave, ner Pike St, SALTS FINE FOR © found any tempor-| 17, was held jon will undobtedly | mg jon hen others fail, THE SEATTLE STAR OPEN FORUM ON TRAFFIC. Wants Colored Lights to Point Way for Motorists Star Reader Says It Will Reduce Our raffic Tragedies at Small Cost Colored street Hghts at the Inter. sections of streets on which there an autoist while returning from a Are street car lines, as an aid in| Salvation Sunday jeutting down traffic accidents, was | night, |rusgesea Friday In a letter to The found he was badly cut on the head, ar'a ¢ traffic forum by H. “Several atitches were taken, and Mn of the Union Olt Co.'s Baie | 1 was told to return In five days and department, have the stitches remov he “The present atreet Might globes | Writes. “Monday night my head and At street intersections where there |¢yes began to swell so badly that I {Are carlines should be refrosted in| could hardly I went back to the quarter sections with colors, red and | hospital Tuesday, unable to stand it, jsreen,” he writes, “The two quartef| and the doctor bawled me out for jnections of green would parallel the | coming back #0 soon, |street car lines, cautioning the mo-| nothing for me—wouldn't even ex |torman and autoists on the main |amine my head, or bathe it, but sent thoroughfare that they were ap-|me away, Proaching a cross street. The red| “I believe victims are entitled to quarter sections would parallel the | better treatment than th crows streets, warning autoists they | fault of theirs that th |Were approaching a thoroughfare|to the hospital. They and a ¢arline. These lights also would be a great aid to pedestrians, who now often walk for blocks on | street paralleling a carline, seek: | jing a car and unable to find it be- | is use there aro no distinguishing | marks to indicate a carline.” | sends a letter sug: | | st., writes that he was run down by Army meeting have to go go because | they're run down by autoists who nO Nightly’ are let off * by the judge,” SIGN YOUR NAME EGINNING Saturday The Star ‘s going to publish only such letters to the editor as have the | ar Booster’ sting that police watch the plac-|| ®ames of the contributors at: ing of licenso plates on many autos. || tached, It belleves that readers get no more satisfaction out of printed anonymous communica tions than does Tho Star itself. So be sure to SIGN YOUR NAME, “My Uttle girl was struck by an| auto recently," he writes, “and we were unable to get the number be cause the bumper on the car hid the| Jentire plate. Since that time I have| | noticed that many drivers hide their | = license numbers away behind their THEN THINGS STARTED They should be in plain| “Why don't you run your domestic | sight, as the law provides, On many | affairs on a business basis? jeara the crank hides a section of the} “I tried that, but my wife called - [in her mother as budget director.” PUB \- with | (While Stock Lasts—Limit, 8 Pounds.) i GOURMAN’S GROCERY |= Stall 12 Pike Place, Lower Floor ETOMATOES 10 Large Cans (Limit Stx) if A} in im HASTINGS’ 1523 Pike Place ia ,000 Lbs. Morrell’s «-~ Eastern Bacon “na 15de if Dee 1 5 | CAN ™ EBA’S GROCERY—1503 Pike Place Market © Branch sw: LIBRARY i = G.F. HASTINGS’ 3 PIK CUT Price Grocery of the Public Pike Pl. Mkt. 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Jad alts is inexpe Hl Lamb | FANCY BACON.... vuln aereenoay should tana Mac roa 84c | FANCY HAMS 234c 1 then to help keer a ant rl Ad ement Hh | At the city hospital it was| He would do| t. It's no} FEAR 43 DIE | IN LOST UB PORTLAND, Eng. J Heavy seas, king ov h submarine the bre npot | i Leth sank yesterday after a collision, car ig j Where the Bi Je death, pre-| rying 43 men to probs vented divers from descending today |to grapple for the lont craft. | ated a heavy ob Mino sweepers | Ject on the ocean bottom near the place where the submarine went| down, rammed by the warship Reso: lution, But, as tho the sea was Jeal- ous of the victims it had claimed, |the stormswept waters raged in de | fian res ‘The accident occurred In connec: |tion with the departure ef the Brit | {sh cruiser squadron on a world tour. A similar one m the start of| such a tour two years ago, at almost the samo spot, when the K-5 was lost. Tho Resolution rammed the as the submarine came to the surface, nearly cutting the undersea craft in half, of all efforts to send down} sn SUG <tc Too + Rubbers.......60-0.. Children’s Scuffers.....s.200+5 Children’s Rubbers i] Men's Work | Shoes | | Family Shoe Market 1000 PIKE PLACE, Foot of APPLES xox 1.00 SPUDS aye $1. 50 STALL 59 Delivered Sanitary Market, 30c 5le 55c ae Mammie E. Russell STALL 102 SANITARY MARKET First Avenue FI Formerly Gre Cheese, Full Cream, Ib. . Lynden Butter, fresh churned... Vv mi Best BUTTER, Strictly Fresh EG large ranch, dozen. . NUT 2 Ibs, 45e Hughes Butter Store 47 Sanitary Mkt., Lower Floor, For Quick Clearance Ve Special Pri on Broken Lines of Men's, Women’s and Children’s SHOES Prices Good Tomorrow and Next Week Only Men's Dress and Work Shoes 150 Pairs $2.80—$3.80 Women’s Hi-Cuts and Oxfords at $1.95 na $2.80 Misses’ and Growing Girls’ at $2.50—$2.80 Boys’ Dress and School Shoes $2.40—$2.80 EE We also carry a full line of PE RS SHC FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY. |... PETERS ALL- FOR WEAR", TO STAND THE GRIND Se, Men’s $3.80, $4.40, $4 S PIKE PLACE MARKET HOETERIA Lower Floor Near Sugar Stall TH” —With— COLLEEN MOORE CONTINUES AT A al Institution PAGE 15— From Coast to Coast* and Overcoats of the se: Coast to Coast. Second Ave. at University, Arcade Squar rll NNCOOMAN HUA AAA ACHAEA ALATA AAU See our odd Trousers at .... Extra size Suits at ......... 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Kingsford's Corn Starch Blue Ribbor Tea in Lead P: 50c can Royal Baking Powder . ages, 35e bottle Pure Vanilla or Lemon Extract 4 Ibs. finest New Seediess Raisins. 30 large pkg. Quaker Oats... , Peas or Tomatoes. funey New Prunes, 1d Homestead S. 2 large pkg Mixed Peel, Citron, € and Lemon, Ib. . ++ -390 STONG AND 191 “h. 2 large pk leas or Seeded Raisins. 6 Bars 20 The following Specials good for a week: 40 pkg. Finest Shredded ECONOMY MARKET GROCERY sth STREET PURE abi he LARD, 10c LB. Pot Roasts Round Steaks ‘Kise Sirloin Steaks ..17¥%4c Pork Roasts .....16c BARTON’S BACON, 20c LB. ACORN MARKET } UNIC Stall 33—-ECONOMY MARKET—Lower Floor BOLDT’ Sugared Doughnuts, dozen, 18¢; Devil's Food Layer Cakes, each. . ?arker House Rolls, dozen Milk and Home-Made Bread, two for.. ; —— Shoulder of Lamb. Lamb Chops...... 1214¢ | Legs Lamb ........ ay | T-Bone Steaks, Pot Roa Boiling Beef .. Corner Market—Lower Floor Saturday Specials two dozen... .35¢ 94-96 Pike St—Corner Market, Lower Floor Eastern | Legs Lamb ...... Lamb Chops ee Pure White Lard 20c Lb. Fancy Sugar-Cured BACON 17¥/c Lb. CLARKE’S MARKET Lamb Roasts Pot Roasts Sausage Meat Veal Roast ..... Stalls Market, LIBERTY FRESH KILLED CHICKENS, Lh. 193/2¢ Lower Floor