The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 28, 1924, Page 2

THE SEATTUI I PAGE AR ARMY PRISONERS, IN GUN DUEL Escape and Exchange Fire With Guard Posse DAY-SATURDAY SPECIALS— ; then —————— Cynthia Grey: Last of Letters to Indian Maid, Who Loves a Whit | Man, Appear Today—All Advise Them to Marry | and Be Happy. | BY CYNTHIA GREY response of the public to M .W.'s problem has You will recall she is the little girl who is part t| Indian and loves white man who wishes to marry her. * Doze we been sent in to her, and not one} correspondent speaks disparagingly of such a marriage. A} jounge. You see, it is mostly of silk and satina and it number of communications are either men or women) came from up on Queen Anne Hill yester na who have a strain of Indian blood, married to a white ld | limousine, The woman who brought it in doesn’t need son, They are all happily married. | the money I gave her—just chicken feede-but she tald hy Following are some more letters, Owing to the numerous} me something about the quilt. Quite a lot of associa ‘hen captured | letters on other subjects waiting to be printed, these will be! tions to it, “Now, a poor woman would never call it the last, but I want to thank all of you for the interest you) put a rich person hasn't any sentiment, That's why have taken and I hope little M. W. will write us again to they're rich, 7 let ns know how she is getting along. | The old quilt interested me so much that T laid it # Dear Miss ( To M. W., who wrote you recently in} over my bed last night, here in the back room and regard to marrying a white man when she has a strain of} what: the woman Who sol; old the Kane ronninesthra Woman ‘Hurt on Car Indian blood in her veins, I would say, marry your lover.) |, head till T dozed note it told me kept running t suddenly W afternoon Mrs.| Nearly years ago I married a half-breed Indian, and if I 89 W. H. Miller, Westminster} had my life to live over again, I would do the same thiffg. hotel, Fourth and Ct as We have six beautiful children, who are as intelligent as page cape ng Dhue ss the average child. Rich? No, we are not, as far as money ———| goes, but our home life is so congenial and happy that we don’t mind some of the sacrifices we must make in order to} give our children all of the advantages other children have. My people ure all refined and cultured, and at first, they objected, but we lived our own lives and now they admit that I have a wonderful husband. | Just one thing, dear little M. W., 1 must warn you against: If you do marry, don't become careless of your personal ap-| pearance, That is so easy to do after the honeymoon is over, “THE SECOND-HAND MAN BY JIM MARSHALI | y one to a customer be no ©, O. D, or phone orders; only telephone set, will not be delivered; pecialg by you run into some funny thing in this bugine aid Max Levi, the second-hand furniture tering around in his lirst ave You'd think, for instance, I get all my stuff poor people. But that's where you're wrong; I get most of it from rich people, Poor people hoard theiy furniture, Rich peo ple sell it when they've no use for it, No, take this, said Max, lifting an old crazy quilt fron an antique settee and spreading it over a leather-covered except can easily purchaser, man, put from been | wonders a s of letters and fron wn rare SALE: electric light shades— WA sofa pillows— S-P-E-C-I-A-L! Gyiir'| ‘ | th of ¢ T " | near Roy station al fo 1 Neeley is was each COND ¥LOO! De tD Ft THIRD FLOOR ——/ Sunbeam oil mop|candle stick and oil polish—| mahogany finish- 29¢ EACH g004 looking, mahogany fin- Sahed atick, high. Regular price 450 eack Special Friday- Saturday, 20¢. good looking Vue shopping bag— 159 rach patent HIS brown satin lozenge here came from Aunty Lou’s dress that she wore Sundays, when she and Walter first came to Puget Sound from Beatrice, in ‘87, ed squares that sprinkle the quilt are thp re- mains of one of the first silk parasols that ever came to Seattle. Young Cousin Grace 1 it all one sum- mer and was the envy of the whole town. Cousin Grace was kissed under it one evening by Jeff Hawkins, who later ran a sawmill up in Snohomish county, and they were married a week later beam ¢ ; The long, rich-looking strips, binding the four sides, Zi Db ¢ ’ mn at " so fas they do not} , Ant & strips, binding Sides, ¥ th hand roity forth he ecnegeh int halts hag so fast if they | came from the wedding gowns of four sister put fe an extra effc , , ehow <NOWS Julia, Agnes and Louise, Inside those are patches from oP 9 NOWS. g I Your Teeth ONE WHO ENC | the baby dresses of the sisters’ children, collected at Colgate’s i various times, (All this was running thru my head while I was doz- Rib! ing there, you understand, said Max.) Dental Cream This piece of pink satin from a sash that “washes” and Helen used to wear. There is a brown streak in it, as if polishes: it had been scorched. When the telephone first came does not scratch nek tim not th| 2 Helen was one of the first hello girls. Vaclpspecpeda lwkile TaElIy, Saalan’ based ta. Bol She had been operating the exchange for some |disgrace, and it i» no eign that} months, Then her birthday came around and she got ;you will be unhappy because of it} @ new pink sash to wear with her new dress. When ig tlhoragie age help you, M, W. | the party was over she went back to the exchange to to square your shoulders and marry} Work thru the night, still wearing her party frock. the man you love and who loves That was the night of the big fire. Started in Hi you, MERA Te Ly Mendham's butcher shop and nothing could stop it. Helen saw the flames, flickering in the white moon- Hr og light, thru the exchange window. bordet. Regular price Altho the fire swept closer, Helen stuck there, all in antae her new party frock, giving the al 1, Some of the § people she had to get out of bed and it was a slow job. But she stuck to it. And all the time the flames crept nearer. Presently the exchange caught. It all seemed so plain, said Max Levi, th furniture man, turning over the. quilt i store. I could hear Helen ringing, ringing.. Then I reached over and turned off the alarm ‘Cut Discount on Gas! wh comet tae wee GERMAN FINANCE Mine, granted by Independent dealers) to large users, will be discontinued! REPORT READY after March 1, The discount) | amounts to from 1 to 3 cents a gal- pins | | | Unc Old English floor wax— 59c can COMPLETE and —1rlb. of bottle a polishing Reguiar 6 i, Spe Friday-Sat- We, pr wrday ar Miss Grey: I am very much | the letter signed M. W.| Indian am married to a white} Cynthia Grey will recetve call- erm on Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 1 to 2 p. m. and on Tureday and Thursday from 11 to 12 a. m. at her office in The Star Bldg, 1209 Seventh ave. ve blood in my dear little children, | 1e all think the world of thom. | y get married by all means. | leather ulility shopping bag. ; Made of fine quality, smooth finish real pat ent leather. Double wtrap es. Bubstan Ver Axminster rug— SALE PRICED! g004 preserves the natural beauty of tooth enamel. LARGE TUBE 25¢ Bry riihe: Asks About Duffs Dear ; 50 Priday each lored striped Miss Grey I have been a constant reader of The Star for a long time, Now I am. wondering what has become of “Tom Duff, the very Interesting comic strip that Ciga appeared in your paper for some time past. In my estimation it was the best comic your paper = has ever published, and we miss it much. Why can’t we have them AL B { One X-Ray Free] === S -: You are no more diapspointed at] [mee ——~—-ewe ithe disappearance of the Duff fam- [uy from our pages than are we, 4 New Treatment For jand we hope they will be with wa ; ; ‘Varicose or SwollenVeins | Jagain soon. Mr. Allman, their ore- | ator ds seriously ill in a hospital én Florida. He wM resume the car- toon aa soon as he recovers suffi | Swollen veins are dangerous and | ciently ‘often burst. Sufferers are advised to | get a twoounce, original bottle of | Emerald Oil (full strength), at say) 22 Remit | Pharmacist and start to reduce the | SCOTS s : i velné: dud Wenches &t once. |_Dear Miss Grey: Will you tell |} Physicians recommend Emerald/™¢ of something that will remove Oil; it ts used in hospital practice and | red marks or scars left by pimples? }@ small bottle will last a long time, | DORA. Decause it ts very concentrated and| Pure olive oil is as good aa any- little goes a long way. Apply night | thing | know of to remove scars 4 morning with a soft brush as|4pply it cach evening, massaging | directed until the swelling Is reduced | the inflicted portion of the skin jto normal. It is guaranteed, carefully. | So marvelously powerful is Emer} jald Oil that enlarged glands, wens| Wishes to and even goitre disappear when used| Locate Brother steadily -—Advertigement. Dear Miss Grey: Will you please | print this letter in your columns tat once? My father is very i and my | brother, Robert F. Ely, Jr, of Ly- man, Wash., is wanted at home im- mediately. He was last heard of in Seattle. If anyone knows where hi | please tell him to come home, | | notify Miss Catherine Ely, Mount Vernon, Wash., route 1, box 154, ‘CLEANS TEETH THE RIGHT WAY MAIN FLOOR telephone set: SPECIAL. PRICED! very low priced— 39 EACH —tull ble ached, double thread bath towel. White with blue border. Good quality. Size 20x40. Reg. ular ptice 55c. | Special Friday-Saturday, 39¢ ea. MAIN FLOOR 148T YOUR HOMES FOR RENT e second-hand nh —mahogany fin- ished telephone ect. Exactly as pictured. Very low priced for Friday-Saturday, ’ ee Actemotin “raies “risten ©) Dawes’ Commission Drafts Plan for Public Monday |makes the announcement. | BY WEBB MILLER (Untted Frese Rta In the extraction or teeth we say to our patrons: If we hurt you, don’t pay—could we say more? | Corresponéent) } PARIS, Fe! i port of the | | Dawes committee of experts will be! } Grafted Monday and will be ready for! submission to the reparations com. mission In another ten days, it was| learned today, | Tho reparations commission will transmit the draft of the report,| Which will embody suggestions for | payments by Germany to tho allies! }and for stabilizing Germany's our rency and budget to the various} Find Robber Is Guilty |" sehen? a suspended three to Is-year seq: governments. | TACOMA, Feb, 28.—It took @ ayes the Lakeside store at Amer-| 1.0. ‘for forkerye will be sentencul r-| An international conference, pa jJury just 24 hours to decide that|{can Lake of $100 in cash on Janu-lfor the robbery Saturday. THE BON MARCHE BarGain BASEMENT governments is likely to follow. Everlastingly we cut expenses in the Bargain Basement! No Spring decora- tions—no frills or furbelows—but always low prices! Stunning Value! 360 Pairs Women’s NEW SATIN PUMPS!) Five Nifty All Sizes ! Home-made Re: * ESTABLISHED: Leh. "SEATTLE: surprised to know GECOND AT PINE my be the best thing you can use for e cough, is & remedy which sily prepared at home jin just |e few moments, It's cl | Drompt results it boats you ever tried. Usually stops the ord cough or chest cold in 24 | aours. Tastes pleasant, too—children ike it—and 4, ary 5. Conklin, at present under A zi was guilty 2 nd good. Pinex in o with p | UB gpoet oes sugar syrup. Or use cl molasses, honey, or corn syrup, stead of sugar syrup, if desired. | Thus you make a full pinta family | eupply—bu i Bott! Judge Bausman Back | A gloomy picture of conditions in Europe is painted by Judge Fred-| erick Bausman, who is back in attic Thursday after an extended continental trip. With the excep-| tion of tho Scandinavian countries, t | Burope is steadily on the decline, | the judge said. He fs author of a book: “Let France Explain,” which has been widely translated, \Bridge Bond lastie | Is Held Necessity | realy nothing better to be ha price. It foes right to th Unieas Seattle voters validate the) 4 ‘ t Hi bond issues for constructing the) Spo, Aires au re ee a | Montiake-Stadium bridge and the W.| Pranes’ that i | Spokane st. bridge, the money must be | raised by direct taxation, thereby In- creasing the millage of tax on the costing no more then a of ready-made cough & cough medicine, ¢ pataces, stops the annoying throat Nekle, loosens the phi and soon rour cough stops entirely lor bronchitis, croup, hoarseness and bronchial asthma, Pinex is a highly concentrated com- Former Sheriff Dies Word has been recetved here of the death, in Jackson, Mich., of Ed- ward Cudahy, former King county ‘ jsoldier and engineer, hanged himself : {to a bedpowt here, after a nine general fund next year, Attorney O. |H. Johnson told members of the Be attle Bar association Thursday, ad of Norway. pine . extract, ‘The city has already obligated it-| amous for healing the membranes. | ‘pelt to pay for the bridges, and gen-| _ To avoid di pointment ask your | sheriff. He served two terms, 1901- eral obligation bonds must be issued drugaiet for “2Y, ounces of Pinex” |1905 and 1913-1914. Previous to} unless the bridge bonds are approved, | fie a beegg eat nlm pty sh that he was a detective on the Se-! Johnson anid. | lute satisfaction, or money refunded. | “tt! force, a inew Co VW in | ‘Ae SRE ' Poet Ends Life Plan Education Talks TACOMA, Feb, Elliott smith, | AN AIL | HH. J. Sicfi of tho educational de- widely known an a poet, adventurer, partment, Pacific Coat: Coal co SAY “BAYER” Pany, will give a sories of talks on ’ when you buy Gontiine month spell of sickness. 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