The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 30, 1924, Page 2

IN MIDWEST Ad Campaign Started to Get New Eastern Markets Four thousand » men Western Washington shipping 4 the Was! Cooperative Ege and Poultry associatic h head quarters Seattle, have just Maunche! + firet th f program . . politan newspapers are g the Message of these ¥ that Washington ess prod fer » entific methods al fvnditions, are the try st ceR ‘The plans for this year cal! for a eelling and adver ampaign the Mi We etropolita Markets ere 4 eges will be xduce 1 trade This is the first ext ertis program ever instigate & 00-05 erative ‘West e Bents over 60 industry of V ‘ent of the po ern Washingt The produ wh or @enived in 1917 wit m Qt that time today hav Seclation plants at Bellingham, Ev @rett, Lynden, Tacoma, Winlock Beattie. Last ar tt recelved from their memb< iH tota 309,709 case « come fres: Western Was a series of Packing an‘ een 2:88 CONCERTS, RECITAL, RADIO FEATURES ON SATURDAY’S PROGRAM SATURDAY (Copyright. 1924, by United Preas) JZ, New York, 455 motors, § p. m. E. 8. T—Creighton Al Ten, plantst WBZ, Springfield, 337 meters $30 p. m. E. 8. T.—The Common wealth quartet WSB, Atlanta, 429 meters, 10:45 pm. C. 8, T.—Hired Help Sky- larks. WSAP, Louisville, meters, Il p. m. C. 8, T.—Concert by the Treble Clef club. CFA, Toronto, 400 meters, 7:25 p.m. EB. 8. T.—Concert by Queen's Own Rifles band. Wife Cannot ‘Sue Her Husband Twice A wife may not prosecute her bus Sand under the criminal law for ®bandonment and nonsupport, and at the same time compe! him to pay ilimony in a divorce action in the fuperior court, according to a de- cision made yesterday by Justice C. C. Dalton. Mrs. Martha Wilks had her hus. band, Daniel Wilks, arrested on a order for alimony and suit money Thereupon Wilks, thru Thos. K. Hor- her, his attorney, moved the dismis- Gischarged the defendant Two Women Hurt as 74 36th ave. S., and Mrs. 8. Zus far, 612 20th ave. were sitting on the porch railing of Mrs. Shirkel's liome late Thursday night. The ralling gave way, and beth women fell backward onto the lawn, brul ing each about the head and bod Both were taken to the Providence hospital. What D’ye Mean? “Mysterious” Trip Mayor Edwin J. Brown has turned from a “mysterious” Canada. HARMONY HOMESTEAD, Meeting Tuesday evening, June 3, t 8 o'clock at 1929% Third ave. Memorial Day Harding H reverently placed a wreath army posed to ev The ideal would be for parties to mutual covenamts limiting their military « and making it obvious that they are) ained to menace each other as far as possible ng thru Mr, Coolidge’s was the theme that just a individual and the state must for the commor n the national government, so must a ni fice something for national ceeu Charge of abandonment and non- |} support. Upon his giving $500 bail, |OF WORLD BURDENS he brought action for divorce against | hher in the superior court, to which | vance of this kind without assum replied ‘by asking and obtaining | ing certain obligations if We receive anything we render somet [face the question candidly fal of the criminal charge on the | we round that the wife was resorting |duties in exchange for the benefits to two adequate remedies. Justice} Which would accrue to ui Dalton sustained this contention amd | *0. If we are not willing, We can accompl g a doubtful or ambiguous Railing Gives Way |’ Two women, Mrs. Sam Birkel ot and overcome will meet us part I them withor without fear in tight square, American While there are those who think © would bo exposed to pe: adhering to this court I am un attach great weight to arguments. Whatever difficul perils exist for us in t world, will come anyway, re-| we oppose or support the © to| PRESIDE: | PUBLIC “Tam one of those who believe we |" {would be safer, and that we would 2743, Brotherhood of ‘American Yeo |be mecting gur duties better, Men, will hold their regular business | supporting it and making sible use of it “I feel confident that whatever BY A. L. BRADFOKD Press staff WASHINGTS t Pre ige today repudiated p wg at the A ay PLACES WREATH ON UNKNOWN’S* TOMB President Cox of the unk: amphitheater. eve in the mainte od Davy, © © defens curity and or st valuable possess T any price, But I ¥ kind of military and to all forme armament keynote for ano her internat al should be ma one conclusion appears me possible,” Mr. Cootldge sald. shall not promote our welfare by narrow and sohrt.sighted policy can gain nothing by any de of government or society, * by surrendering o certain amount of our liberty, only by taking on new duti¢s and assuming new obi!- gations that we make that progress which we characterize ag civilization. T TAKE SHARE r cannot take a step in ad-| us “We are not going to be able to d meeting the world and bear. our part of the burdens of the We must meet these bur them or they 4 overcome us. way, ards to what MISSES PILG dge t flow great Ariingtoa | thru ite gates just after burden speaking engagements Washington to of Belgium sent struck by the presi: rowing Memorial day message hments sailors de practic and nh occastol heartfelt wishes for the happiness and pros your excellency an the great American nation, together/ with the assurance of our ble and faithful friendship.” : RUMOR LOWDEN IN RACE Coolidge May Get Conserva- tive Running Mate BY FRAZER EDWARDS (United Preee matt WASHINGTON, idge and Lowden.” That will be the repub! I take this sole: asa *Itts Here again, must sur y as well| and if © willing to assume these new et us say h nothing hor of Blinols, ing to his friends. managers have decided tentatively to country evasion and an upright, down which enc whet! progressive to satisfy vote and yot conservative enough to et the approval of the Bast. farmers* operative marketing council and his efforts in that direction have won him renewed popularity tural relations. ts said to be in accord with every pos uch action SIN _Crnst, Hardware Go + PIKE STREET white canvas. Extra $1.95 Similar to Mlustration, A well-made carrier with ends. Strong clamps to a tach to the running your car— 2 $1.95 Outfit Includes fry pan, plates and four cups. ~ SN H For the aoa jy * Tourist — 7x9 Auto Tent $10.95 Made of good quality special strong seams. In a style exactly as illustrated. 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B1L6.90 13-Pice Aluminum Nested Cooking Ouifit, $9.50 t, three kettl four ca After gotting breakfust had broken loose and down Union st., glass window store on the corner of Union st y Met > Sri UGUNHVUUIRUUGLIULEEUUUHUUEULAEUUUOUOUOEUEUEULGLE ETL must r ae We nt armiatioe grecn ead ows call tt Decoration unalter n presi unless managers make an eleventh hour switch, former gover has agreed to accept ‘ond place on the ticket with Pres: Coolidge if he is drafted. accoré And the Coolid, The selection of Lowden was sald have been brought about a process of elimination, y with Senator La Follette's threat to head an independent ticket The Coolidge managers now be lieve the best chance for republican success lies in a straightout conser by sufficiently the farming He ia 0. agricul Coalidge's polices, both domes: | Parked Cee Ceaihes Rg Store Window Second | Oo parked his car near ‘Third ave. morning in a cafe, to find the car iad plunged and thr the plate Bartell drug ssure yourself of good music everywhere {Ask to hear your favorite record} thia Portable Victrola of the to jton of American Rights in Mexico nished Japanese arms and ammvuni-| Im | hureday 1 |tlon for Mexican revolutions. He y j behind Ford's attack on the Jews | way lof the republican national committee SELL OUR EGGS Coolidge Defends World Pentz Alaska Trip Court Plan of Harding President Repudiates Other Proposals in His Address at Arlington Will Start Monday Seattle Ad Club to Aid Send-Off Here With Mass Demonstration Linden Peats w his wife, b “ ver should be « goat, cat and dog will lave Beattle| ‘The « Lewis W ch Monday noon on the start of hi D| is making « bed and t ter fer t Alaska in & 1¢-foot open boat the trip and has furnished an EZPAK expedit start from the | at Friday starte ail pated by t \ ‘e Ha wn f The Seattle Ad elub will be there | by the Bupply boat t A 4) program will be ®kina, arranged by U ub to mark the de Pents bas not yet obta parture table typewriter, guns cooking outfit but expects these Bat The boat furnished by the Libby, | °?OMina outt y hy MeNell & Libby co., was t out urday, Cha rte for tt © trio have been on ® trial spin Friday, ‘The pplied by #8. B. Miller mot ed by 8. V, Miter Sears MILLS A TIGER So Says Man Who Is 120 MEANS IN FINAL Years, of Age PROBE "RALLY |x ass axa Makes New Accusations Be- ;"’S* fore Senate Committee name is “Syria,” or rather that is ‘he nickname, bestowed upon him #0 long ago by the whites that his . ne ‘ original native name has been for WASHINOTY May 30. i= ASHINGTON, © May 308408! cotten, “Syria” lives at Johannes tor Henry Cabot Lodge of Massa- |), ‘s and altho he & more than 120 4 Craven brothers of| years ol4é—how much more he doesn’t chusetts New Y whisky which was subsequently bootlegged back into the United) mits for| know—he ts «till adventurous enough to eet forth across the ocean, up a promise thet he will see the king and the Brith EB mpire exhibitior States from Newfoundland, Gaston) “syria,” in his time, was a mighty to get export per B, Means, in his final appearance,| man, He lived In « cave and hunted charged before the senate Daugh-/ Users. He decided he would marry erty investigating committee at its| the daughter of hie chief, but the afterncon session yesterday hiet said only a very brave man Means admitted that a senator| Could marry his daughter—only o ‘ould innocently ald in the procur-| Man who could go into the jungles ing of export permits, but pointed| nd catch and kill a tiger with his out that the liquor sent only| bare hands. That's what “Syria” did to Newfoundland, where it was bot —more than u 100 years OUe tied, loaded on ao trawler and — brought back to the American! | Religious Burglar Means also toased into the pro- | Gets Wall Mottoes' A burglar with a unique craving} | for religious wall mottos and baby | pictures, broke into the home of M. | Palatine ave. | and escaped with | edings the charge that the Ne| jonal Association for the Protec: employed Japances officers and Cur-| Ka rmacker, t phote babies, wall motto leaid the “deal* was Financed by| ‘we Photes of tdi scre Deg Miteul & Co, Japanese banke Means sald h (wo landscape” paintings re among for President Harding. Jess Hmith gave him the) TARS SUPERSTITIOUS otder, he sald, find out what was! NEW YORK—When the West Campgaw ran ipto 48 hours of en- suing gale and fog in 4 region in | feated with Iceber Means also stated that Jess Smith| him documents tending to ww that Secretary Melior cognizance of an arrangement with| !%s by two preschers who were work ‘ied* Sheldon, a New York boot-|!M@ their way to Europe as cattle to give Bheldon liquor per-| men aboard ship. ‘The black robe of or which he was to pay a part |® Churchman in the early ages was regarded as certain misfortune for deficit the craft he sailed on. “The big bootlegne * are the bank eres "* paid Means, a5} DALLAS, Tex—Two thousa 4) he la 6 a description of an| common house flies have been ship- m running opera-| ped from Dallas to a private business government protection.| concern in Boston. The Mies were them all are the by F.C. Bishop, Chatham of the depa agriculture in Dallas. Bishop said the Boston firm did not explain for were inten Farmer’s Wife Proves She Hasn’t Been Idle NEW YORK, May 90.—In 30 alle tion Churned 5,450 pounds of but- years one farmer's wife has ter. served she told Put in 36.461 hours sweeping, farm ti which recent- washing and scrubbing. sent out @ questionnaire The woman closed her letter How much ls a woman worth?" with this. Other things the one woman “1 estimate the worth of my haa done include labor, conservative: at $115,- Made 33,190 loaves of brea 495.50, none of which I ever Baked 6,930 cakes and collected. But I still love my ples. husband « and children and Canned 1,560 quarts of fruit wouldn't mind starting all over 7.640 chickens again.” AF “haycry oT amt. ua i iets i Is she kind, or is she fair? For beauty lives with kindness, Love does to her eyes repair To help him of his blindness— And, being help'd, inhabits there. Then to Sylvia let us sing _-git*® That Sylvia is¢xcelling; An Se She ne tg, ee Upon the dull earth dwelling; To her let us garlands bring. —Wiliam Shakespeare. ee of & prayer, @ Masonic motto, and/ the sallora at | had/ tributed their bad Iyck to hymn sing: | FRIDA’ oo Homes no C. O. D, or phone ord ¢ to a customer medicine cabinet, w “ d slivered car 1° poe na ete ——... Medicine = : 7) cabinet— a 125 195 Set of or Americon Vow SATURDAY SPECIALS— \ card table: SPECIAL— I ' en by p nine | Edison electric percolator— 96 RM OMA comfy cushions for summer use— EATTLE: COND AT PINE RENTAL DEPARTMENT ture Co, *1664> Sona ‘TACOMA: 4 SCHOWIELD Sond Californian Trying to **Raisinize’’ All China: Plans Go Thru BY RAY G. MARSHALL (United Press Glatt Correspendent) PEKING, May 30.~—If Ralph, B. Merritt of Califor tas set out to do border, The prizes for the high made a good start, it ts safe to pre- | school field day at Chengtu, in Szech dict that a monument will be erected honor on the Shangha! bund (ins. The little tempters cross th |dinner mints for the officials. At present. a docs what he he has already %o on dog slodges to the northern outposts of Manchuria ana then siis over somehow into Siberia. They ga. by parcels post to Kashgar in Chf ese Turkestan. Donkeys carry th Chinese Are to “Get Their Iron” if Proposed |°"** mountsim. |to raisinize China some 7,000 tops have been spread about this w candy for Chinese babies, the after-| one gathers that he ts an advocate ‘ these raisins go up the} I fares in China, so the raisin may Yangtze Kiang almost to the Tibetan | have a better chance against the gar. | uan, were big packages of those rais jan by way of Korea, tempting as he | goes. ot desert on camels to Urga. The In the second year of the campaign Merritt didn’t say 50, exactly, but igher wages and higher ricksha From Peking, Merritt goes to Jap- ever most foreigners will be | Contrary to the general opinion in | America, the Chinese is a equanderer, even the lowllest. About 100,000,000 of the latter, will, if work ts plenti- ul and the joss good, squander a tungtzer, or a fourth of an American cent, every now and then. And any squandering money, from the tungt zr up, Ralph Merritt ts after. Until recently, the Chinese coolie, when he collected one of these tungt zers, equaling 10 copper cash a and above the price pod\e soup, would squan n garlic . Ralph Merritt, raisin grow er, proposes that the coolie shall purn the cloven bulbed lily and eat | American raisins, He is putting temp: | tion in tho poor eoolie’s way to get | jc money | The in program for China is to feed 'cm raw. They are to be the | Catch Trout by Hand in Streams SARANAC LAKE, N. 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