The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 25, 1924, Page 16

PAGE 16 ACCOUNT You nal not pay all in 30 days OPEN AN | SALE | DOWN 2-Pants SUITS All - wool materials—su- perior quality Worsteds, Tweeds, Pencil Stripes, Herringbones, Serges and Cashmeres. Finest workmanship—and real style. Price— $25, $35; $45 Cash or Charge Bring $5.00 and Take Your Choice of Any Garment in the Store AND PAY AS YOU WEAR—A_ LITTLE AT A TIME. Between Pike and Union Streets | nual $5 00 | DEFENDS rs | Editor The Star: and fooling somewhat responsible as| an older son and brother to help all | Organdies Very good quality in greens, Dlues and lavender. Regu- “lar 400 valies for, yard 10¢ HOUSE OF BARGAINS 1419-21-23 First Avenue AND LICENSED DENTISTS in my office are skill- ful, highly educated and widely experienced. They are equipped to attend your every dental re- quirement in’ an intelli- gent, conscientious and workmanlike fashion, all at Reasonable Prices. CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION FREE Crowns - - $5.00 Bridgework $5.00 “ovey That Ever Insistent Impulse ond Visit Dr. Wil: DR. J.T. WILSON DR. §. A. RANDOLPH Associate First and Pike Over Bartell's EL jot 1833 | Lydia 2. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com- ————_—$ " ‘ TON ATIKT Dp 1 n 5 TAIN \ on . ors AGAINST GUN BILL I'heiwaaite eba ehad ia teal 4 . i . 4 rote to Btrong sland you took|Mere to inerena¢ crime than either © it to t in tho pape All letters to 4 at have namo and addr A -régund to revolvers and plato] toot the movdos atnging robber pape PD gat 4 | ite —— nomen’ | MERA that You Over Wont 96 far an tol and murders, ¢ I will admit I like] Porterfield tends tu f tr PTL ER Peeuent cingrewa to pans a Dill tola good clean ate I think t r 1 God to ain and ume, 1 Euitor ‘The Star me p ane olalm. Jor plitol from one sttto to another|ly to the youngd Jund resurrection is a myth, thon h The county commissioners hav Mr, Douglas seems to bo a bright] by mall of oxprens I am an Anjerican citizen, born| was a mere man and all the proy ppropriated $2,600 to hely pre ung man, but it ta doubtful tf hig Ee goons & Bit onovided, If ono}and bred, and some of tho antl-th and Bible writers were plain eouting attorney's political schemos. | political future t9 of suffictont Im] or two of the favored few oan sug and antithat fawe panned io the good| liars, for they all tontified of Him Thojt call tt “To investigate vico con:| portance to the tax payers of King] eat a hw awed havo It passed, told U. 8, A, fe a distraco to tho| au the Hon of ¢ dittoue’ in Seattle. lo justify that expense. | meems tho day are gone forever r old flag 4nd an Infringement man ¢ save man from It ts a procedure entirely unnec H.C. CROCKETT, | When tho laws wero made for thelon the conatitution which ita} his sins (pardon the pa essary if vice !s as prevalent & 511 Madison at, | Peeple and by the people. I note you oitixens a right to own ayd bear ont future sink), the &re going lo Publish 4 story of mur-|arms ould wreck the whole Christian enup y no spy (lee and bloodshed, and oven portrays] We ean disarta honent citizens, but} #tructure and with ft al) clyvilization KVERYBODY’S PAPER Inge samo by @ Man with a pistol in}the crooks will jalways have them if/ “nd moral Mdltor ‘The Star | Hike to come oftener if the tranapor:| } hand, they have to make their guns. ynuld you like to Iv hore the An ¢ Al in your paper recent: | tation were more convenient. | “hero blood-erardiing stories. often 11W, HARRIBC Hiblo has never been to whed it ly mae el that I would to I fool sure that if the Beattie} Imeito tho youth to deeds of vtelonce Gold Hill, Ore, | &lorious 1 In ot of wicked way that we also have always felt} merc ants know just how much man And dives, tt stilt whines that The Star wasa paper you might | trade they are losing on account of| HARD TIME FOR WIDOWS PS pec cap ean oe fost oe call “everybody's” papor the poor way We have of getting to , | d We have taken It for years and! Seattle, they would get together and | M@ditor Tho lars I was left with noth but my | the Mghteous of all ages and na always think it Is the best thero Is.) seo if they could not help us mend EX have read im ‘Tho Star of the wut. [house rent to live on—« fev Hee gig dl oy e epoen n, Osos ead ed etapa natch ahem ther BLIZABETH BPAHR. jown. | tire say that King oounty |5'¢ ‘ived moaiiylom brdad and water [are ae far apart ax the Bast from at te mot ths only place where honest ‘ | ; “ : and the renters left my house be-|the West Yes, as heaven and BINAR Americ women ave Hird tri i ete eee ae thelr own. and | hell ab ial | betieve that Mrs, Gertrude Smith was | Cus they hw 4 : ‘ , | thought or consideration for himselt |before I knew it my house was brok-| Mr. Editor, I tiiink you owe it to Just a*word in favor of the boy, har Nelson, whose picture in the these young, ¢rring boy: ho could, paper recently impressed mo 05 80 jaged. Bo good and Innocent and the soul of | ness got honor, I am sure ho did mot tnten: My mc tionally or wilfully want to harm or Wrong apyone, but his love for intention is to Go # ar got blue and discour:|“*? ration and impulastve: | he de tho upper hand of him,|®F@ walling to set lono widows 10) got the hou powe other heart goo» out to whose real i, After all, a won T They aro attack What do they care for/on tt “HH | rigetat to tell her story to the pubito| that It my know what those who} alone nutter No womtn need worry about got SEATTL | od by sharks who] hq and the shingles torn off It was in no shape 4 no money to fix it up. myself, My jna his mother was so great. His |Itnar was not to blame. Ho was|tinsr anything back, If they have|again—wt strongest desire was te please her | tempted (as our first parents) and aj anything loft when thelr husbands|to keep it from being bre and to help her, 80 he risked his|@udden impulse seized him, and|die they will not got It, There was|again honor and self-respect and a posible term in prison, By his lack of | KEEP FAMILY TOGETHER 4 the human family Editor The Star jto h without healtation, In this letter you will find the| If Mr thought of one of the public on the | eRe" we fami! matter of securing homes for un a living tog it A all happened. STEPHAN not tow Clark's meanly job o n't pr him anc vide bia a time when am to murder if she Mes a dollar in « aged woman had a} chanie to live im this world, but her|ing woman, Tito {5 slim mewndays driven to miedo, sho te mubsect | If ah HOW TO er, why cannot | Editor The Start ( I am only a stump mncher, but|the money they fobbed the people It tin ower 1#| officers to 1s. CUT TAXES robbers: to re r nt I final 0 fixd up by working son was In and I had ta stay in the cold house every night fill I got a tenant out furhiture and no fire ken the ‘Thintia the life of gn honest work fo women Put them in jall and give Mr, Clark be a man with enough | : born babes. The cas of Mr, and | backt to get another? I would like to tell a fow thoughts|of back to the ones they took 1 Mrs, Clark, at Yakima, has drawn Don't quit the job that Gea has|* Peave been thinking. from. not my attention to tho extent of writ-| ptven you It seems that everybody t= wor| I me of our men ny we ing this letter, hoping It will find its © lines aro written, not by over high taxes, I will tell/¢annot pay the bonus yet, we are way Into the columns of your pa-|poer fish without a family, but one|HOwe to reduce them. too hard up, #0 tho soldiers mus per, oe four children, with the ex.| 2£ you want to killa enake, get|wait. I cannot meet any of my a de tems test tists are Gull with | pectation ‘of holding them together |S. clud int AES. it on the head obligetions that jway, | sm now many working people, bi not to| regardiens of times or circumstances w with thee taxes, Start at in a hes grr rw ave oo the extent of dividing the family.|or the devil. jth head, won't pay debts ve ¢ Editor The Star: In your “Letters to the Evlitor” column, I see several letters in ro- gard to the carrying of guns. In the January 15 {sue a Mr. Tom Burdett expresses himself as bel very much opposed to the carrying of guns. He also says that he has en in this country just four years. that case, he is not an American | hay zon, and has no right to vote or| ar & vobre in the making of our laws I was born in thls U. S& A. 52 years ago. I have handled firearms r nev not it wo Editor The Star: Under the adminiitration of Mny- or Brown, law enforcing Im Seattle has become a farce. I boosted for’ Brown onee—not any more. Please, Mr. Editor, eend The Star out on a hustle for a man big enough to be mayor of our city. Those already seeking the Job are too small. TI suggest a man the size of J. W. Spangler or Frank Wa- terhouse. ‘They aro shrewd busines: men and above potty polities. Elect either as mayor and then watch the rascals scurry for cover. Even as # councilman, Mr. Erick: his hole” Most of the time tn the! minority, and having poor judg: Ment, he fostered an ordinance to| 4 when events proved It could not pay | PREMATURE OLD AGE OF WOMEN | It is no secret that so many women suffer from ailments pe cullar to thetr sex. Dark circles appear under the ¢: ® pale, | drawn, haggard expression to the| countenance, and the weakness |whleh accompanies such ailments {s | evidenced by the lagging step, hend-| aches, backache and nervous dondi- tions. Every woman who fw affitct- ed in this way should rety upon pound which for half, century has been overcoming nome of the most stubborn aliments of wormen.—Ad- vertinement. lyou. Glasses =—= that are ground exact require. | ments of your vision at @ reas onable cost here. | Examined | Free | Dr, Rothwell Optometrint Rothwell Optical Co. 227 UNION STREET, SEATTLE Between 2nd and 3rd Avenues | DR. Physician Uses Chines® roots and herbs in treating al dincases of men and women, Spectalizes in stomach trouble otf@r ailments. Dr. N. Yow Chiness hemedy Co, {15 Yesler Way. Beattie, Wash, 610% First A MA in-4598| MA In-11M a. MALTED BARLEY AND SYRUP Rottiers supplies Crockery wood Kegs and Barrels Free Delivery inthe City GREAT WESTERN SUPPLY Co, waa tom th ashingtom ¥ 106 Hiewt_Aves shot any | titee 0 I wa shot a er si aim wave of would deny gun If he or she wa. ‘This country and the people tn it any favic Tom Burdett things, stay here, do THE MAYORALTY PROBLEM on a b-cont fare. Erickson to replace Brown, It will be like the trade an Iri#hman made. Mike owned x jack: leather Jungs and a bray heard in townsh!ps. thumt ner, he dug up a bottle of rion. | shine highly popped with ether, to which he treated the Irishman sev. son was a “round peg in am square | °T*! times. When Mike woke up next morn: ing, he discovered that he had trad. his jackass for @ decrepit old make the carfare 3 cents at a time | donkey. The amail fry seeking the mayor's office are mostly interested in thelr own personal welfare, Seattle elect. ed one ex-pronecuting attorney may. or, and he put in most of his time | trying to pass the buck of paying | $25,000,000 for an antiquated street | car syntem, TROUBLE IN THAT NAME “Mrs, Jones, why does Mr, Jones} keep on calling you Ameliat | “Because that is my name, child." | “But mummy says your name Is| |@nathema to everybody who knows) "Tho Humorist (London). | ‘GUCH! LUMBAGO! RUB BACKACHE AWA Kidneys cause Your backache {s caused by lum- and fitted to the|bago, rheumatism or a strain and In use for 65 years for lumba, backache, sclatica, matism or sprains. Absolutely harm- less. Doesn’t burn the skin—Adver- tinernent. 7 b A to realize what Scott’s can be to them in strength and vigor. Try Scott’s! Beott & Rowne, Bloomfield, N.J. 23-53 Babies when quick relief follows tho use of CHAMBERLAIN’S COUGH REMEDY is 10 years old. Have ney. | Jaresming. A gun accidentally, Have| 4 ot anybody. Have never |ot animal or bira that I did|_ ¢ ». And tn this present | © rime and robbery, Y think | &s be very one the ive ays gotten along without | from “aliens.” And if doean't like the way ho doesn't have to W. C. COCHRAN, that religrton, ba Tf Seattle elects achols. pontesaing He decided to Finally the trader was ih toward a secluded cor: GEO. GILMORE, — | 1012 W. Portland St. 1 | backache! Yo! the quickest reltef is soothing, penotrat- ing St. Jacobs Oil. Rub tt right on your painful back, and tnstantly the soreness, stiffness and lameness dis- Appears Don't stay crippled! Get a 35 cent bottle of Bt. Jacobs Oll from your druggist, A moment after ft Is applied you'll won- der what became of the backache oF lumbago pain, neuralgia, rheu- ManyBusiness Fc know that SCOTTS bars 5 iy, sinck Why allow “nnnftles” and stuffy, ph wheezy breathing to torment your econhre) 6 No Narcotics to take. bad palley toon the profiteers arry a| same wiy We At |B enorhl foundats | tvade ‘the §. a. for & trorme,;-s0, lend. | meee ing him to a horne market, he wran-| gied with a trader tho greater part | of the day. struck with a bright idea. Tipping the Irishman a wink and jerking states, While the human me is disintegrat-} He a tan, Mr. Clark, and tho} Cut the salartes of our congr ing, 1t cannot bo possible that fa-| world in with you, Be a jellytiah |Mem and snatora. Why not ther and mother must separnte|and you will have nothing but the|!bering men hed to stand @ o themselves from their children, | sea. GEORGE B. KING So did cur business men and rets whom the great God has provided | 108 Dennis gt., burg, Wn. [ome Why tot mit alike? Cut ot aa fone-half of our congressmen ni senator martes and we MORE ON THE GUN BILL [have teller laws and les nd thn come down on the tail / publican, the thing. the counties Treat them do w and wind: | and | taxes the me reedicins the rest of |and Then commence | world court, elther, the ‘ Happen {ft everyone would pay na All would nut may that) they alle debta when they get ready or oft |times get good? arty doesn't The people reduced, are going ay) really believe the head of Port reacter to beliive he wana Christian but ke all other modern iste he has no @omviction of truth, on, no base where lead a cmsual you can find him. For instance, he injagainst a church that forsaken God and truth, of ning to voto rext election nominate a good re- people will themeelves, have the soldiers’ bonus, they fre not going Into any ‘There are about 25,000,000 rept. would |licans in the United States who are If the to CRITICIZES PORTERFIELD SERIES Editor tho star: At Chrittmas-tiene you printed edl- tortmls so char and truly Christian you must Jeweam Christ and tho old-time Bible lomat ap majority your reads must bélieve the samo. F note it flelea's sri would calls Jesus modernist because he protested had utter Then HB. CATLIN, Index, Wash. ly 4 classes Darwin with Christ because | he opposed the church, Porterfield | er|tries to confuse some truth with | false suppositions. | Malicious lies and blasphemous fttatements are banded to hurt WESTLAKE, VIRGINIA AND SEVENTH ‘Stall 1546 MA In-1871 J. 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HL LoTt, Fifth Ave. W _WORKERS fed women work? ei THRE EB MA YORS| FATHER KNEW HOW { ss stu 4 “I hear you were judge at a baby were J TO TALK HERE | fire tears you ay to tose that to buy clot Threo Wast bables looked alike to you.’* t month t tmas Tali held pons eandi-| “They do.” dreas, pearl | » diarnonds, and y attired in a worn-| It like k I told her what and went out, mad ai I guoss I will have to get 4 to get job wore a should be n't cot too much. oat and A if it Transcript. King | was the prettiest baby?” at Dart ng, mayor of Walla Mathes, retir- | WILLING T0 PLUNGE Her Mother—John, I think Helen cultivated, Her Father—It can't cost too much | Will Improvie st any—Boston “Then how could you tell which I judged by the mothers.”—Argo- naut CARMEN | SMATLY. 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