The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 7, 1924, Page 11

| SECTION TWO | pT NOT ONLY FARWIG CURE rs With Halitosis Sure Remedy QHOKING THEM HELPS Pest Succumbs to Severe Methods Always—Aimost geason ts here again and fis time to cut your lawn and pre gore feasts for the little invaders from. the Orient. as of for ed by the bait their lawns feat you cateh the earwt the unbalted property next = : Ine theory of carwig bait ts sim. You scatter it all over the earwig makes a leis ares : the bug quickly and grasp { around the esophagus. and until the creature [Perhaps the surest way to kil! Bl fe arwig is the most simple. Take 4 ‘wooden blocks about four ‘fee can either put salt on hi Rim witha piece of Lg mat oF use a butterfly net ‘After you have caught your ear sweet Jand+then hit him with block & MMestant death wil result to pest. Sethe most families in the city with carwigs, some Jou Will find one that Is not man on. Beacon Hill discovered i he did not have an earwig on | Bs nen. Ue noticed, tho, that there were a by mumber of grasshoppers about (plece.. After several months he Why the earwigs had fied moving picture demon- ‘Will feature the Friday eve- of the Seattle chapter, 4 ie place Kim carefully on block | + Informal Dance, The Seattle ‘ Now, Speaking of Chorus Girl Of Course, You Know What They. Are Like That They're Not Like That at All SEATTLE, WASH., WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 19 ) (CHEIKESS PEREIIME (Te ae panes Atos i g_— | SHOWS CLAIMS (sucess rence (INDIAN DATES CHANGED but the Trouble Is 7 i | i Association of Engineers, | o'clock at Meves’ cafeteria. Din- Bwill be served at 6:30 and Infor. Will feature from 8:30 + Talk on Forests Jobn C. Kennedy will lecture of the Lumber Indus- America” Thursday at 8 p. m. temple. The admission ' Family il! prefe, ” Asparagus Right now is the ti to compare Fr Asp u with asparagu that’s dependably, Season, and appreciate it sil the mere during the Easily Obtained from Your Mearest Good Grocer. -SCHWABACHER BROS. & CO., Inc. | Marie, two Seattle musical co |ham gotens weren't just put | Seattle chorus girls may wear frills and furbelows—or whatever they are—on the Past Development and Fu-| stage, but at-home they're pretty much like other girls. “BETTER declares Mrs. Anna Lokke, 1307 18th ave. W., medy beauties. on for the picture, either. | Photo by ee yee * 8 * * % BY JY MARSHALL jbody. Shameful, perha t true. Well, spéakihg of fact and fic:! axe Edna and Marie Lokke. two tion-— of the popular young ladies in Mr. Of course you know what a Will King’s justly famous im 1 chorus girl is |show at the Palace Hip. Typical A. chorus girl is a bewildering | young persod in knock-‘em-dead/ lelothes, who spends her time feed-| |ingbon-bons.to a. Chow dog on. al silk-upholstered davenport, toying with expensive food at gilded cab arets and exchanging idie banter with the sort of youth whose hair Hooks as if he had it done at Tony} [the Greek’s shoe shine parlor, In between times the chorus girl gets some relaxation out of shoot ing ‘wealthy admirers who, having | |backed the wrong stock, have be come practically. worthless for - all practical purposes. And, oh, yes! Sometimes the chorus gtrl ambles Janguishingly on the stage of a musical comedy, or] sings the kind of song in which | the words don’t count as’ long as/ you get the tune. You've been getting your {dear from the magazines again, because ja Seattle chorus girl isn't anything | ‘like that. Hardly any of them Chow dogs or silk-upholstered da’ {ports and not one—that is, one of them—has ever shot WEARS CROWN Ti: ewe Archduke Otto, 12-year-old uncrowned king of Hungary, for whom Admiral Horthy, regent, wields the power of the crown. This is the latest photo of the handsome lad who ‘has been» popularly chorus girls—good looking, and, oh, all that sort of thin Edna and Marie live with mother | at 1307 }3th ave. W., and mother! says they're two of the beat giria| in the world. Every afternoon when| the matinee’s over they go home, put on «ingham gowns and hulp with the work. There's a fine gar den out there, too, and Edna Marie dig atound in that. They help do the dishes and--talking about pie—well, as pie-bakers Edna and Marie are right there! And they don't squander what Mr. King pays them on diamond sun. bursts and Parisian negligees, Both of them help keep the home going. | That's about all of the story.| Sorry to have to shatter the gilded/ myth, but— and a know what Qr course, you chorus “girl is. ROUND TRIP Summer Fares IN EFFECT DAILY BETWEEN }MAY 22 AND SEPT. | Cleveland .$108.56 Toronto ... 113. Pittsburgh. . 119. "delphia 144. New ‘York. 147.40 he + 183.60 area to other important metngi return Henle October 21, over privileges going mall fence nd Tet us make all Your arrangem t “coats no more dnd will save your valuable imo, orion t i hc Pourth, Avene A, LANRENCE M: deottal hut Pihone RLM aint Prone rill? thes Final 1924, Liberal stop-' and returning. trip to taditdonal cont wil ‘ellowatone at afford the expe! of a life time. Cal us by ph called the “hope of the Hap»- burgs.” — ‘ a8 MA t Owl matetant veral Frelaht Mad Feaseuset Aga) a3 she sandwiches in between Edna and She's their mother. . |30, caused several disastrous forest | Excursion} than ail other girls,"’) And the ging- Frank Jacobs, Star Mtaff Photographer FIRE NUISANCE IS. FOUGHT Smoke From Forest Flames Subject of Meeting | Plans to curb the smoke nuisance | this summer were announced by the | tourist committee of the Chamber x Commerce Wednesday. A meeting will be held this week with state forestry officiats and) W. G, Weigle, supervisor of the Sno- qualmie National forest to put a check. on burning. permits, | Fires. started in clearings April) fires. and were only checked. by timely rain, Weigle told the com- mittee. No slashing fires can be started between May 1 and October 1 without permits. Weigle favors abo- lition of slashing fires during June, July ‘and August. | BEEMAN OKEHED | Des Moines Bridge | — | County Engineer Thomas R.«Bee. | man was exonerated of blame for the j collapse of the Des Moines bridge, in | 4 report filed by a committee of engi neers with the board of county com | missioners Tuesday | County Commissioner Frank Paul | had charged that the bridge had been | improperly guarded by tho men mak. | ing a permanent fill adjoining the bridge, and placing responsibility on| Engineer Beeman, The committee of engineers from the American Society of Civil Engi. neers found that the bridge was so | badly decayed as to bo unsafe. ‘The | fill !s not outside the slope stakes and | jg not wider than the grade calle for, | |the engineors' committee found. | poco PRETTY SMALL “Pop—" | “Well, | Juntor—" | “What Is an electron?” | "An electron, my son, 16 the smallest conceivable particle, of mat. ter," “Then I'm gonna bust Herman Amley in the nose,’ | | “why?” | "Because he sald if any. brains) hod roller skates they) could use an Jelectron, for a tink." 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