The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 1, 1924, Page 2

PAGE JOBLESS SURGE INTO DENVER Coast “Drifters” Crowding Into Eastward Routes July 1 “Ww t Pa w the no fp to send ther i certainly there is no place to keep the thou sands who pour thru t tate “look a Late harvest seasor to back ward spring weather 4 f the prodlem of handling o q where in the Rocky m: r ts there any demand for help—but| sul they ne ! So desperate have many of the more unfortunate drifters become that only a couple of weeks ago a score of them riding the “‘rods’’ at tacked a crew on a Union Pacific “ freight train. in Colorado, when ordered to | erty. T ha eral box cars luxe.” Altho times are rado and croy good, this unu West has swamped and were riding not bad in Colo exceptionally s from th employr = sesamin namie agencies and the problem promises | to become increasingly serious dur: ing the early summer. NO NUG GET [No This Atlas bone—the up- permost in man's spine—that Dr. Charles E. Stilt is hold ing, wag discovered nearl 300 mile above the Aret | found it at first ught 4 was a gold nugget it Dr t in Fairbanks, Alaska, at the time, knew better. | The. doctor, now Kirks- ville, Mo., is the oldest son of Dr. A, T. Still, founder of Legion’s Dinner to Army and Navy Set | a The annual American Legion din army and navy in the Northwest will be held at the University club, at 6:30 p. m, Wednesday. officers of the United States land and sea forces have been invited to the event, which has been staged annu ally for the past three years, Robert Mactarlane, of she legtih's Fourth of July combitte’ Pa a ‘charge ‘of af- POOR CIRCULATION AT FIFTY 1S THE UNDERLYING CAUSE OF MAMY ILLS If you are sick and want to ¢ Well and Keep Well, write for liter ature that tells How and Why thi almost unknown and wonderful new element brings to so man fferers from Constipation, Rheu clatica, Gout, Neuritis corviaae prestreaine. High id Lungs, Liver, Kid- You w. the Radio- Pate once A fnto your ing a healt ny cireu- overcoming sluaarishness, throwing off impurities a ing the tissues and nerves to @ nor- restor- mal condition—and the next thing you know you are getting well. Sold on # test proposition. You are thoroughly satisfied it 1s helping ‘ou before the appliance is yours Nothing to do but wear it trouble or expense. and the most Wonderful tact about the appliance is that it is sold so reasona it is within the reach of all, rich poor. No matter how bad your ailment, or how long standing, we will be pleased to have you try it at our risk. For full information write to- day—not tomorrow, Radium Appli- ance Co. 279 Bradbury Didg. Los Angeles, Calif.—Advertisement. bows Pay On any eo repent MEN'S SUITS ing at wise buying that able to offer thes tweeds, worsteds $29.50. ACIFIC * (UT ; . P71 THIRD-AVE, ORUMIVERSITY STM #3640) ner for commanding officers of the | Many high | iseames of the | No | | osteopathy. YOU'LL FIND IT HERE It costs money to flirt At least Charles Erickson of Port pAngeleS:sye so. Chance woman ac jaunvtaticyrdeparted with $560 font police Monday. Charles Melby, fermer florist, ac chsed of transporting vermouth in federal court charge. |" Carl A. Wood charged with drunk | driving. Liquor found in auto. 100 Per Cent club will elect officers | Wednesday noon at Hotel Gowman Seattle Elks leave for convention in Boston, July 6-12. Four men, J. Mabe, H, Mabe, T. Hagiawara and William hanged with lquor yiolations in fed eral court. Mrs. Emma Dudley, ince 1875, buried Monday Sons and Deughters of Norway to sive dance Wednesday night at Nor- © |) way hall. Peter Olson, Vashon island, found was jue to natural causes Tom Revelle Off on Campaign Tour j district attorney, {republican nomination for the gov: | ernorship, left Seattle Tuesday on a jcampaign tour. He plans to visit many state towns and cities by auto mobile within the next few weeks, Titmice—birde—are often with rodents. confused SPECIAL FOURTH OF JULY Vitro, | | resident here dead in his strawberry patch. Death | Rachel and Differ on Men, Girls H rt w I'wo opinions given in letter THE AR TUESI ag (ed ATTLI AL ITE JULY SALE: and Curls “Your Credit Is Good’ at sfrom two different girls. he subject they write upon is “Do curls attract men —the biggest Furniture event of the year. All our furniture is in the > and make rritls more Ae than straight ‘bobs’? Sale—regular stocks, new purchases of great dimensions — every- JULY SALE PRICES! Mins Grey hae eae aa Iking. I have tried thing that can enable the JULY SALE to prove itself hae pe makes it possible for the / straight hair and tu hirt waists, and stiff collars, greatest and most really advantageous event of its kind in the On Home Makers, just begn- and mannish-cut tailored suits. Also, I have tried fluffy Pacifie Northwest. The Sale Price Tags are on the goods. You will ning or just expanding, to dresses and lacy thing id curl I am here to say that see the proof of the supremacy of the STANDARD’S JULY SALE a only the best, the lat- 1 am sure a man dislikes to see girls rampaging around in with your own eyes, and may choose to your heart’s content. ing kind of furnishisg: weak imitations of themselves. One young man told me into their home—instead of he thought a girl lost any chance of being admired if she SA VINGS 20% t 33! Of having to be content with forgot to look pretty. And how can a girl look pretty in a /0 oO 3/0 less desirable qualities, mannish outfit? It suits a few, but it makes most of them fe look fierce, SEVENTEEN Miss Grey: It is silly to discuss this cur! question, If equal suffrage and the right to be an individual mean [ ything to a woman, she ought to show it by being per ctly indifferent as to whether a man likes her or not Let the men lump it if they do: to get over the idea they were to smile at them. I don't th 1 met hin Lemon Juice Whitens Sk The only lens way to bleach the skin white ts to mix the juice of two lemons with three ounces of Orchard | 1 White, which any | druggist will supply | for a few cents./ Shake well in a bot-/ tle, and you have a whole quarter-pint } ‘Thomas P. Revello, United States |of the most wonderful skin whiten-| Church Location who is seeking the |er, softener and beautifier. Maasage this sweetly fragrant lem: | on bleach into the face, neck, arma and hands. It can not irritate. Fa mous stage beauties use it to bring | that clear, youthful skin and rosy | white complexion; also as a freckle, sunburn and tan bleach, You must mix this remarkable lotion yourself. It cannot be bought ready to use be- | cause {t acts best immediately after | It in prepared —Advertisement, PLATES $7.50 Sizou $15 | marital hap n't like it. Women will have born to primp just for men ink modern girls care what yoursell, as well The older man you care for pe fo acequately provide for you and your little girl, doubtless would make her a far better parent than the man who deliberately ix nored his obligations to y giving you grief and neglect instead. Weigh well the manner in which the older man has raised his own two children —ihat should tell you much. The fact he is much older than you need not necessaril be a hindrance to eas—~it is your two dis. positions that count. It seems to me your ‘i's father has seen the er- ror of his ways rather late—and re member, the drunkard who remains “reformed” is one of life's greatest rarities. the boys think about the styles they wear. The boys can do as they please. Why not the girls? Women wear clothes to please themselves—not the men. RACHAEL, e300 < ae 2S: ae A | Matrimonial Problem Me gry raed att bap er td pee | Worries Divorcee ! Friday, from 1 to 3 p,m, and Dear Cynthia Grey; I want to ask | | on Tuesday and Thursday, from your n of an affair to seo if] | 11 to 12 a. m. at her office in yours © mine, because I need| | The Star building, 1309 Seventh | some other opinions than my own,/ | @ve. ! and several have already expressed | & —— “ themselves. I was divorced 13 months | wants us to go back ¢ ago, and have a little child 4 years|ana try and make | old, My husband and I could not get he iad | along during the three years we lived | 1 fe him together. Drink, other women on! |that he has a 7B po nonsupport were our troub‘es, Since | his mistake 0? Ge | 1 obtained my divorce I have met and e or give care for a man much older than my-1 per tat hat do f jself. He also has two children. 1) y¢ to her and to his have made my own living all this] jg G.E time, as I did before I left my hus You should consider your duty to / band. Recent nd he} as to your child fina an ex.raordinary JULY SALE value— | A very beautiful Queen Anne period design in walnut style bow-end bed, dresser and chiffonier. —3-piece bedroom suite exactly as pictured. finish. Exactly as pictured. Suite consists of new Special for the JULY SALE, or while quantity lasts. Qe MANY A DOLLAR SAVING HERE! 3-PIECE BEDROOM SUITE, AS PICTURED Dear Cynthia where tho Ls church is located hy Please tell mo Day Saints T.G Church of Latter Day Jones, pas 36th st. and att The Reorganized Jesus Christ of Saints, Rev. C. E. tor, js located at N First ave. N W. Must Send Special Request for Recipe Dear Mins Grey luncheon » on wh stenoll patterns, Could you tell me what mixture is used set the paint so that the material may be washed without harming the sten ciling? Also 1 wish the recipe for Spanish Rice. B. C. Any paint or art shop can | give you full information about the stenciling. This department does not print recipes, and as you did not send a stamped ad- dressed envelope for a private reply we cannot give it to you, . ’ Il am making a ich I wish to the reputation for * | Sestekittntal Oalee. war: pase re Spitz Puppy | ° will take special care to fit you with I! for Someone | Chic Hats, $5.95 soar Oe your teeth and vive years || Who wants a white Spits puppy, | Clever Coats, $14.50 & up inloation ae Eatinate ree, | Sens’ ate ts one’ hud for Smart Dresses, $12.50 & up ip one location for 33 ye the asking at 6743 Beacon ave., cor- That's pretty good proof that ° ner of Willow st. | fehind our work. Wall’ be- ight sapere | e r . be righ ; PR AK | e e here to see that any work woe do for QUAKER TO SPEAK t d d t h you will satisfy and please you, Henry Scattergood, a noted Quaker t t foctaa Rectal clieg| citiccacacez| @ tremendous reduction on this suite— ices the Seattle ellowship on “The W ork | ity ara tht or rie | % Sakers After the War" Thurs. | ff —an extremely large purchase makes it possible to offer this suite, exactly as pictured, for only $67—. “22 Years In One Location ae er een ave tant Suite consists of dresser, bow-end bed and chiffonier in walnut finish. Special for the JULY SALE, and %. 42nd st. | or while quantity lasts. store and continue pay- ‘29> It is only thru unusually and Business. Suits the popular materials at Enjoy tho pleasure of Seattle's | wonders by getting a used car from} reliable dealers. Their bargains are listed in tonight's want ads. Only $5.00 Down garment in the 3-PIECE BEDROOM SUITE, AS PICTURED STAR FEATURE! A; DYRICAL JULY SAR Vo aL - Uo $1.00 or $2.00 (— MOBBED | *6/ STANDARD FURNITURE CoO. SEATTLE L. SCHOENFELD & SONS TACOMA SECOND AVE. AT PINE ST. FOUNDED 1864 L, SCHOENFELD & SONS KEEPING WELL ——An WR Tablet (a vegetable aperient) taken at night will help keep you well, by toning and strengthening your di- gestion and elimination. \give n, according to Robert S, McFar- i ‘ Bike Riders Are Jane, chairman of the Aneel Asked to Parade | ourth of July executive committee. In addition to free admission, valu: Bicycle riders, old and young, have 5 able prizes, including two gold vee ae sn Hy yaad Legion | weatches, will be awarded tho ridera 0 take par » Legion's Fo A debe Bae Mediated of’ July celebration at the ‘atadium.| %: the best decorated: bicycles, “corn! 'To every rider appearing in the L al_and othorwise wion’s downtown parade in the morn ing on & decorated bicycle a free ad-) minsion ticket to the stadium will bo we are e Sport of and all FINDS CROWS NAPPING PARSONS, Kan.—EXxploding two charges of dynamite beneath two trees whore crows perched at night] _ 1 Poultry and y ' : enabled Mark Lowe, a farmer, to pre OH ARGO a aaa iaes DIS sent the county cork with 280 dead |!t#ble in and around Seattle, You crows the next day, Figuring that|can get started with a small down Lowe shot the birds one at time, payment, with the balance like rent The BETTER BARBER SHOP LADY Adi ATORS Jana that each shot would have cost him 5 cents, the clerk paid him $28, NR JUNIORS—Littlo Ms One-third ti ular dose, Made Watch Sorthe opening eh Hen DR. WO L * * . Hemedien 1212 FIRST AVENUE beg epeenger ‘and st BAGDAD Looking like an American ten Hath Bpecinlin, zi pap ty ae a| hud its drawbacks for F. compounds the Chine rae ew ry 0, 10S am, mp FI ‘She Arabian Nights Cafe Witscht, a Swiss merchant in abe HATH cut ee fj FREE A 11:80 p,m, ‘ . ‘MADISON:ST, ’ A\ Kobe, Japan, A mob at eeriianaday: e eataeten | MG ele oe Batloon with Kach § | (J : Lave Harald ( | tacked Witschi, beat him sol} ugh and blood die MARCELLING Klddy's Halr Cut PY Pansenger fi Tort Orchard ‘Troat with na- No droga Co, orders ‘ws Bo nay B MA In-2999 WO x Le Py it Rein Ed Cotman i that he was in a hospital for 4 a month, robbed him of $600 and all his personal ef fects. Only © Vrofesstonal Barber Can Give ‘That Finished Appearance to Your Halreut