The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 4, 1924, Page 5

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Each BATHROOM STOOLS (As Sketehed) White enamel finish legs are rubber tipped. A big Saturday Special at $1.49 Made in Seattle a FLAPPER ELECTRIC CURLING IRONS Will not burn the hair; equipped with long cord and 2-piece attachment plug. A splendid 83 aM Mish o S Bed). Soa ed ieee 3 c CREME-OIL TOILET SOAP Silvers “La-La-By” BABY _ SWINGS | unbleached Special THE SEATTLE STAR “FIVE WEE KS OLD ) — | Trio Rob For-Hire Car Driver of Cash and Car Islanders Strike for Wage Increase 1 4'Tw HONOLUI wages to $ will be ev ted April 6 Plan Decorations for Big Festival RELLINGHAM, April 4.—A Ta oma neern will decorate t sham for the Mrs. James J. Davis, wife of shown in her Washington home Joan, G.O.P. Blames Harding and Excuses Coolidge! Pepper Sounds “Key note” in Address; Naming Fall a “Mistake” extent that the secretary of with he baby, ors will be used. MUSICAL COMEDY AND CONCERTS MARK FIVE WIRELESS PROGRAMS 1934, by United Press) copyright, PORTLAD Ww: New York, 408 meters, |/ing republican mistakes Be caktoon” scuatons coon’ | |preniees mashing casi Lollipop,” musical com oldge s & practica wea the ructi congress, most of eir strategic p Pepper pointed out the tho saddled with respon demo theater f, Schpnectady, 380 m: n. and 10:30 p, m. (5. cert by Union college glee the re told the repub an state conve publicans, and musical clubs and dance pro: That appointment of Col, Charles |nibility for the congressio gram by Union college dance or || forbes ax head of the veterans’ bu- | « have no real majorit eau and Albert I. Fall a» interior |and indicated the repub Washington, 469 me |\secretary were “terrible mistakes,” | this year will be for a m. (B. 8. T.)}-—Concert [/and that Harry M. Daugherty’s so-| publican congress to back the United |/iection as at KTAVe error | “When I may this,” continued Pepper, “I am speaking of the mis. “In the senate we shall make an takes, not of the living, but of the effort to dim nage done of the mistakes of a beloved |in plan administration. Reciting achlevements of politica, he first took up tax reduction rey gener judgment.” was a 411 me ‘Amateur . Kanaas City m. (C. 8 T) 526 meters, 9 | | dead the house WOAW, Omaha, p.m (C. 8. T) regiment ||leader whore were many jhe said; “but the result is tn gray band concert isting | /and whose Ia re few,” and Mr | That the democrats “have aimed rate, fore at us (repub’ ns) and hit Amer. |democrats Into a post! ' they must agree to a hi That democrats, In endeavoring to|per cent reduction In the taxes. p discredit the republican party, have |able tn 1924, or else face the wrath discredited both parties to such aniof an angry country * % * * * * * *% . Coolidge-Pepper Ticket Is Conservative Choice BY LAW RENCE MARTIN 0 Prone) 4—Coolidge und Pepper Jn the ticket upon which | a certain influential group of repub:. lican conservatives have united. | When Senator Pepper, of Pennsy1 lcania, yesterday deltvered the par. keynote speech before the re. publicans of Maine, it was fn the| fnature of a tryout for him ag well ins @ party “trial balance,” to see | [how the winds of sentiment are There may have been some po- litical superstition attached to the | suggestion to have Pepper sound his ||) keynote in Maine, “As Maine goes, 9 goes the country," has been a po: litical byword for many years. |_In any event, the boom for Pepper will be pushed by thona who seo in bim an opportunity to kill two birds with ono stone, Those regard Pepper asa “liberal” and a progressive and will put bim forward as a balance to Coolidge’s sturdy conservatiam. |They hope thus to satisty the do. |}| mand for progressivism in the party without appearing to yleld too much to what they term the clamor of ex tremista, In other words, many in. uential republicans say, tiothing the Coolidge a4 ration or the party organizations can do, will aatisty the i \La Follette insurgents and keep them in ling, and, it is therefore use j\ less to surrender a place on the | ticket to a representative of the more | extreme blocs, | In the second place, the conserva. | tives think that Pepper might be able jto snuffout Pinchot’s © power in Pennsylvania this year. Tho pro. |Rreastve governor has caused much | uneasiness and there {s a strong de |sire in high orgnnization circles to “stop” him in some way, |Picks Up Radio From’ McMillan Expedition PORT ANGELES, April 4—A fragmentary radio message from the $3.49 $2.39 Dr. Geo. R. Davis Anti-Friction Shoe WILL CORRECT AND PREVENT FLAT FEET Stops friction because you can adjust the special tape to your foot by lacing. | | | .49c “$1 .98 Special, {McMillan ship Bowdoin was picked |up here by Herman Holgesen, an amateur, It read: “All well. Day- |light here now," and added that two: way messages had failed. Tho! message indicated that the Bow-| For Men and Women |doin ioe recelved nothing for a | month, Cost no more than ordinary Shoes DR. GEO. R. DAVIS CHIROPODIST Foot and Shoe Specialist 1407 FIFTH AVE, Between Pike and Union MA in-49%3 |Tacoma Student | | Shoots Himself EUGENE, Ore., April 4.—Ronald| B. Refd, 22, an instructor of music in the Oregon university here, was} found sitting In an automobile In the | park with a bullet In his head, yes-| terday. Ho had been missing 24! hours. His father, Rev. W. W. Reid, | of Tacoma, was notified. It is be- Heved {t {a @ caso of suicide, as young Refd was in poor health. Tollet fine, pure apectal Saturday 59c Doz. EW YORK, April 4—Baby Guy! RHOO DEPARTMENT STORE — | ms ‘Rays’ Two- K viickan Suits Exceptional Buys for Saturday $85 Come down early Saturd Be and get a Suit to your own lik There is a wide range of pat terns and fabrics to choose from in brown, gray, green and tweed mixtures. 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S9¢—or 3 suits brown, blue, gray, tan- stripes and at 59¢—or four-in-hand TEESE RENEE RO TIOTE ee Athletic styled Union Stillman, center in the Stillman di-| yorce case, is recovering at the Still- man estaté in Pleasantville today from a bite on the cheek inflicted by Pepper, his big German police dog. THE ERRING WIFE AND MOTHER is the woman Sweet 98c who sacrifices her health and consequent piness to her ambition. Wo all know such| git women—anxlous that their homes shall be kept !mmaculately neat and DR. JUHN Hi, PUGH chile GRADUATE OPTOMETRIST hildren tractive and their | dressed they over well jon some feminine kilment which is} |Delay Decision on Cowen Park Carline A delay in decision on tho pet! tion of Cowen Park residents for extension of the Cowen Park car: line was voted by the counell utili- ties committee Thursday, y Engineer J. 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