The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 23, 1924, Page 2

ee ee eed eee See tN yn a Pati te soar I at Gene Stratton Porter disc One of the conch dishonesty and artesy She points to the small bey who get a drink, and then “sasses her pl turn it off again She cites the growing tendency of children to be dishonest in mo matters, A DIFFERENT ANGLE It maintains that parents are the Incaleating dishonest tactics and discourtesy The work is done when the children are small For Instance, a mother takes her fair-sized boy to town. t and gives him the “ cue, previously inculeated. The conductor comes along for fares. his shoulders and looks almost imbecile in his him into the inside corner of the » good-sized cramp effort to appear younger, You've all witnessed such a scene. with a fare and a half, Sometimes the conductor makes her pay full fare, after a bumpy argument If the boy is over half-fare age and his mother has succeeded in her om, dishonesty germs have been comfortably lodged In the small as sure as the world whirls around. decepth boy's mi pear fruit lat TAKES SOMETHING NOT HERS Next time the man comes, small Imitator tries the trick ax Small imitator’s subconscious mind to be followed under other circum Dishonesty germs “gets away with it." Ma laughs Jots it down for future precedent, stances and developed in more noticeable ways. lodge again. GETS TOO MUCH CHAN A man and his small so T a time and « of small imitator more subtie but just as sure. DISCOURTESY IS RAMPANT And when it comes to discourtesy Women— mothers—man Cynthia Differs With Gene Stratton Porter BY CYNTHIA GREY ses this situation in a current magazine ns she draws is that children are taking the I turns on the faucet at her lawn to when she calls to him to m games and in other ways that indicate the direction of the ones who have been and are still Sometimes the wi LAUGHS in his pocket as he grinningty remarks in Fool fellow cheated himself. to keep his wits about him.” Not my funeral. Another dishonesty germ; Well, where are we to begin? of them, no doubt, are worse than the men, | IZEN~ Keeps all metals Bright Have you discovered sis rovine: sutterers Re this work-saver? It will spare you many hours of tedious polishing ...... ible Protection What is Izen? transparent Saish which is applied wr do you polish bright metal surfaces? It is tire- tome—laborious—a waste of time, Science has found a way to relieve you from all this drudgery. 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DISTRIBUTORS 45th and 14th N, THE SEATTLE rAR FIRE DESTROYS: Yelfars from OLD TOWN @.*fhAvaeer ac, Deserted Coos Bay Site Is| Cs ‘CHIEF J AFATTLE Razed by Flames al ; y To Flivverites EMPIRE Ore June ?¢ " Dear F t ef the \ t » today nothing To Morris Malakoff A % ay “ Pansat en , or To the Boxing Promoters tt was bach that y of " here of t " rk. CHIEF SEATTLE bay wa mpi To the Olympic Games Committee . sal J mething queer tthe r or other conte 1 e 8 “ " whom had ne t " former competitior i 1 CHIEF SEATTLE v a m 4 t a 2 ithe ‘ t To Vashon Islanders ef et fat t mf cH ATT etice of life, which | TO the Polk Directory Co. | Don't we remember that cour valuable inf ust the f f tesy Is the edge of law? Cour names ar Geckre 2 mathe O ast ah tesy is respect for boe nm r . e of the fuct 1 figure oy ir rights. Law ts the handle by | porate in the “preface” to your “best seller,” tho Beattle directo which legalized courtesy is CHIEF @NATTLE maintained for the interest of is the greatest number. Discour |To Street Car Motormen teay fo the beginning of law- Dear Men: The accident the other night when the fire truck hit a leasness. street car should result in slower apeeds of the street cars in th Who is doing the sided town districts. The way some of you motermen run you ing,” when you look into the| Pike and Pine streets, it is a wonder there honest mirror of life? as nes a —_——x1!To Acting Mayor Mrs. Henry Landes Cynthia Grey will recetve call | ance lige 4: ohh owt Azagr | | erm on Monday, Wednesday and | Dear : Land Beatle likes your | Friday, from 1 to 2 p.m, and || A* & substitute mayor during th beence of Mayor ¥ eames | on Tuesday and Thursday, from | you are st as good,” to say the lea. ' a4 the original. The voters ching you with an eye to | 11 to 12 @ m, at her office in will not forget your record and are w ‘The Star building, 1309 Seventh the future CHIEF SEATTLE aye. I ~ cece i ————__—__——* To the Guardsmen at Camp Lew ae a ea 2 , Dear Boys: This soldiers’ life in peace time is mostly bi @on't Cag qiggta ae eon you agree? But anyway an outing and a bit of discipline, providing jshow an tnerease in number each) f's1 smmed down your throats in tro militury fushioe wit ae 7 ho harm. Some day the training may come And then again, it may never be used. SEATTLE WAY FEVER AND] Bont Rocke 2 ae Foolish People: Repeated warnings from the typed page fall to ‘BY NEW TREATENT \To the Salt at Water Camp Beaks: water camp projec ows a rit of loyalty to y t ty Commissioner Cour port Speedy Cures by } | pport nds of motorists and Inexpensive Home utdoors should send their cc o The Auto Treatment club, White building, at once, Let's get this good k over CHIEF SEATTLE. Sufferers of Hay Fever Asthma should welcome the d \To Skagit Engineer Carl F. Uhden ery of D. J. Lane, of St. Marya,| pear sir work at the Gkagit le about over.: Several’ city Kansas. Mr. Lane has perfected! counciimen, with good reason, believe your work with the elty i tho treatment for Hay Fever and! aiso ended. hat, my dear sir, comes from pre ne Nehtly and {Asthma that seemingly conquers « eeuata’ tor vourbule 2 a a vaseis seoking ® ms of the dread divea into y¢ nee. Had you built the Gorge pli ® economically Users who b 4 by this as p ed up the work with qui ena and mat jnew treatmen enth undow! 1 now be walting for a & more rative astic in thei his remark p are scarce. CHIEF SEATTLE. able discover, ane himeelf }has so much confidence new Tekiticck atl sacwntiar ter cetenn (LO tne Civil Service Board to| Dear Fe How long do you think civil service will be respected. if you continue to act with CHIEF SEATTLE any sufferer who will wri «To Campers cured and the person taking it i Dear } , ike; Gr ka from little acorns grow, and great con |to be the Judge. flagrations spread from the smallest of campfires * careful to If you wish to be rid of Hay put yours out CHIEF SEATTLE Fever or Asthma, write Mr. Lane | ———— aE Hi <3 at 416 Lane Bidg., St. Marys, Kar sax, for his generoun of! money—just your © mer sie » Pentz Mid tie wei Find | fiwimmmun 1 cate’ Places Dangerous ING STORY OF THE OLD B Seattle-Alaska Cruise in Open Boat Is, WEST—The PLUNDERER Fraught With Unexpected Perils HEILIG —— HIS is another in a series of | Part of the time half of the boat excerpts from the log-book | wan out of the water, but never a of the “Ark,” 2 16-foot open |drop came on bourd and we finally boat in which Linden B. Pentz; } fot around Cape Lazo with nothing | | his wife, "The Mate"; Baby | worse than a » ent making a perilous cruise, ar- | about some of the places we are ranged by The Star, from Se- | warned against is mostly talk and| To Whiten Skin with Lemon attle to Skagway, that woe will get thru them without wie te teak te| _ BY LINDEN B, PENTZ akin white {* to mix! YACULTA, Quadra Vn" o juice of two ler osy irs he bag bag m ithe job again, altho with a atar-| Mate and I took turns doing a bit of! Ma or) Sees cee 0 | horizontal exercise, ax they call it 4 of Orchard White,|board boom that ts only about 60) ™ y cal in} which any druggist|Pér cent efficient. You remember, | ‘he army. i will supply for a few |! hurt my arm while operating the| Pom!ns } cents. Shake well jn|motor last week. : a bottle, and youl I left word with the mate to Finally, after a long day's run, { cy pe Mudge wa d have a whole quarter-pint of the|call me at & o'clock this morning) C#Pe Mudge was on our beam and| | aground on some unmentioned rook. as soothing to us as it docs | most wonderful skin whitener, soft. ener and beautifier. o Massage this swe fragrant lem-|saying itWwas a quarter past x i ‘on bleach into the face, neck, arms|but a long time Iater it was only phi riders pena saad a little extra and hands, It can not irritate./a quarter to 5, 60 It seems sho Agidappiat‘ipbeteia's Famous stage beauties use it tojwas a bit premature. bring that clear, youthful skin and| Anyway, we needed tho extra rosy-white complexion: also as @ljour for we were anchored on freckle, sunburn and tan bleach. You) jiq gut and had to get off befor is only 20 steps awny, must mix this remarkable lotion|ing tide was too far out. By 6 brook runs right past the tent, yourself, It can not be bought ready| siock wo were ready to shove oft| 004 !s plentiful and the trees com. to use because It acts best immediate oe noe eee ie vourse around pletely shut out the’ sky over our —~Adv Eevee hadi lee chy ab orind heads. Oh, yos, there {ly after It is prepared.—Advertise-| 15, Seninsula to avoid the cuttying nnéaiil tone bea toch jstoal, Nine miles up Baynes wound) "Once landed and the camp’ eatab- |We made a stop at Union buy lo put) tished, the Mate started supper while majl ashe From there wo headed! y took the .22 out to look for a out past Cape Lazo Into the Straits! grouse o: pheasant. A climb to. the of Georgia again, and ran into the) top of a hill showed a plece of level lw ny ve ye worst mess we haye had yet id oovered withi brush Avec a tow People have been telling us about the dangers of Queen Charl sound and the Straits of Geor and Seymour narrows and othe | passage and we landed in the most | | conve aping site we have had | | pheasants are too wise. ‘way up in the top of a innd they are not too ens They got! ad tree to hit. 6 places of evil repute, when as a inatter of fact what trouble we have) T yuadenty. discovered that 1. waa! had has been In places of whleh | wating over my led {n aalmon nothing was ever said |berry bushes—and the berries were For instance, Cape Lazo. A kelp] getting ripe, Immediately 1 forgot $7.50 $izouv $15 ean eatiig tte qyrePutation | for 1) shoal water runs well out Into tho|cap and mouth with the big red bor Horton Dental Offices, our experta f/ciannel. In fact, there is only ajries, Then back to camp, where we will take special care to fit you with [{narrow channel thru the Kelp, dined most sumptuously, with salmon natura}, pleasant appearance With just a little wind blowing in KE nation and Mstimate Pree, from the straits, the waves run Ratorsber, thise-thia) weriee shia ton this! Plans New Hotel; in one location for 22 years, [jsretty high for a small & ‘8 pretty good proof that we har and we had to follow the nain} have satietiod or paliente/and’ stood tovely to avoKd run} Dempsey “Ye Host” Reet Were Cewek bods. PORTLAND, Ore, June atoumer course | 22 Years in here to nee that any work we do for J Mik Into the you will natisfy and please you. | Aw it was, We spent some anxious | Louis By 8 H momenta wondering whether we Boston Dental Offices} rors, sonore sennen we) rmeantiy wold a $400,000 to 1422 Se Ave. page (Aye. ‘ plepeller and wondering how much jis here inve Ws | One Ji I os closer the bottom was going toot constructing a similar hotel here. antes Senosky was trying to find a aat. rns, 6-DAY FACTORY SALE here’s the way to end your cooking troubles; —this week's Factory Sale of the Red Star Detroit Vapor Oil Stove, as conducted by | the operated as economically and efficiently as the nationally known Red Star. This | wonde cial interest are the special inducements offered during this 6-day sale. PAY ONLY —this week, we present FREE to ». But we just] doan, the dog and the goat, are | have a feeling that the bad talk | lany trouble and probably go Island, B, C,| From Cape Lazo the run up the| June 16—The skipper is back on/| Straits was without incident and the} —very convenient the purr of the Elto be-| \in order that we might get an early Sinan cael a) erg 6 sta start. B sunrise sho called me, |” aaa yard the last wo ran See . |into bad tiderips, but these aid noth. | Then a short run up Discovery} pheasants in the trees. But those | SEATTLE SECOND AVE So, after missing a couple of shots, | HOMER URNISIDMS SINCE 1864 and demonstration of the famous Rep yx Srar Detroit Vapor OIL STOVE factory representative, is to be an educational event during which Seattle housewives will be shown conclusively that there is no other oil stove that ean be ful stove is not only good to look at, but it bakes better than any other oil 1 or wood range, or gas range, and COSTS LESS TO OPERATE. Of spe- stove, A WEEK —we have been allotted a] number of the models 330 and 340 Red Star Detroit Vapor Oil Stoves to sell on the low terms of only $1—a week. Special terms will also be made on the larger models, the Red Btar has this pat- d burner. No wick ts tuned, S8\%-pound, inde- iron burner that s OIL and cooks and bakes with GAS HEAT. F-R-E-E! each purchaser of a RED STAR Oil Stove, one of these beautiful 12-piece aluminum sets, exactly as pictured. DOUBLE very low priced: for the small room where a couch is needed during the day and a bed at night. Walnut finish. Flat oval fillers. 1 1-16 in. pillars. Pillow edge pad of felted cotton, covered with ex- clusive design. Special for the LIST YOUR HOMES FOR RENT RENTAL DEPARTMENT TACOMA ND PINE ST. L. SCHOENFELD & SONS istactory site. He said he might/hotel, if the deal cannot be satis-; A lawyer in Manchester, go to Onkland to build the proposed |factorily completed here, U.S.NAVY YARD F DBREMERTON-CHARLESTON bat extenas out all around it and) about pheasants and began to. fill ‘Take Fust Passenger and Auto Ferries From Colman Dock Ky, Low Angeles, who recently sold a $600,000 hotel to igating the possibility keeps his automobile in the HbA of his office. ELECTRONIC REACTIONS —Or— ABRAMS DIAGNOSIS and Si DANCING TAUGHT =-PORT ORCHARD Leave Seattle Dally HD, Be LOTS me mys | Ales, 8, 11430 p.m, Dolonoy — Meautiful 5 : : Academy, 12, Pilko and SPECTRO- CHROME | ‘rip except. th, Summer uareee Ing 4:15 am, wart Monday THERAPY i Toovenger: thers to Port Orchard " PP 8:30, Private aa xsrveute Or) Ne pints AOo Hound Tr all hours. Learn from pri TIONS |) AVY YARD ROURE Monat tencnern Bid), IA rath ite every Saturday eve, WS i | yin Dock MA In-22¢2 rarined dancers Noe “aeaiding the Street a ta ch "hone BA at-0259, in