The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 18, 1924, Page 2

fram iad tz Le ers A OPE AR, & Uk + To Seattle Street-Preachers ‘ Scoff at you, many will, but the founder of every world religion car S ried his message © same way. Many of those who laten to you i uid be reached in no other manner CHIEF SMATTLI ‘ Das ; To the Visiting Sailors i Lonesome Boys: When I see you blueclad youngsters standing { around on street corners, not Knowing where to go nor anyone to 4 visit 1 am doubly sorry that unfortun: pecurrences have precipitated F attacks on you this summer, The majority of Seattle folks know that ; the actions of a few are not examples of the whole fleet personne! and here's hoping that many will open their homes to evening “in @ real home, again To My People Dear Seattle Citizens you for dinner or an rTLy Out of the goodness of your hearts you erected a’statue to your ch: in whose spirit Iam, at Fifth ave, N, and Denr way, It has hist interest and ts a tourist attraction and a shrine of attle Spirit, yet it has been allowed to t begrimed and un The old chief needs his face massaged and his neck and ears a Do I hear volunteers? CHIE SE ATZLE To the Merchants’ Exposition Dear Expo You'll be interesting, I'm sure, and tr tive, too, if all my people will go to see the things their wonderful city makes I know they'll be mc 1 in buying those things at the Many of them dor omen things now, be they don't know about them. ¥ luck to CHIEF SEATTLE. Capt. F. G. Dodge, Coast Guard Service Dear C I see ur boys of busy again with the rum runners on the Sound. 5 t ago you'd make it hot” for the liquor boats and y keeping your word, If prohibition agents ashore showed half the energy you and your men do, they could put up the price of liquor in a few days CHIEF SEATTLE. To the U. S. S, Seattle Dear Old Battlewagon: It was goed to see you slip Inte the harbor and drep your mudhook once more in the waters of you eetty, I'm proud of the eld ship that bears my name, because I know that, what ever happens and wherever she goes she'll uphold Old Glory in the way it should be upheld as long as you can, and when you leave, hurry back CHIEF SEATTLE. To Motion Picture Producers Dear Fellows: Come to Seattle for your Wild Weat scenes Take For arrangements, seo Matt Starwich. CHIEF SEATTLE real crimes while being staged. To E. B. Ault Dear Ault: Good jobs nowadays are hard to find CHIEF SEATTLE. To the Foreman of the Composing Room Dear Sir Please keep the following headline act for use “Mayor to Probe City Council,” CHIEr SE. To Mayor Brown ¥ Dear “Doc”; Men may curse you and revile you, but when all is said and done, you're at least amusing. 3fo-hum CHIEF SEATTLE. h day: TITLE. TNE ie bi OO SEY SKEET SH CECE Te sneer Seen bseees tees meee sense sense To Corporation Counsel T. J. L. Kennedy Dear Tom: I'm glad to see you back from your vacation and ready to take up the battle against excessive phone rates. I'm sure your Yaeation will be a total loss to the phone company and o big gain to the city, as the rest has filled you with renewed vigor for the tight CHIEF SEATTLE. oN res oo ‘ To John E. Savage Dear Sir: As yet I haven't seen the prohibition agents accepting your $100,000 offer to raise liquor prices to $150 a case. I wonder if it couid be that they don't want to see liquor go to that price? CHIEF SEATTLE. To the Voters of Seattle Dear Home Folks: Those of you who neglect to vote should never complain about governmental management, Don't let the other fellw < do it for you. To voto, you must re; er, Tuesday is the last day. CHIEF SEATTLE. To All Good Cake-Bakers Dear Women: Down at my teepee in City Hall park the sailors are being served cake. Sailors are just like other men; the best way Seattle can win them js thru their stomachs. Give them cake and more cake. ‘They will probably remember it longer than anything else about Seattle. CHIEF SEATTLE. Fa To the Telephone Girls Dear Centrails; We envy you. It must be wonderful to use the Plone all the time without having to pay more every few months for —eceeen dancers eens ease news mene { the privilege. Does the company raise wages every time it raises i rates? We haven't seen many of you riding in automobiles CHIEF SEATTLE } ASAE ERIS ‘To Mrs. T. P. Revelle, Wife of a | Candidate for Governor > Dear Madam: You have expressed the hope that your husband fs defeated in the primaries. Others, in another way, have the same hope. After all, you would probably be happler in your cottage than in the gubernatorial mansion. Political honors are flitting. : CHIEF SEATTLE. To Crane D. Wilbur, Secretary of the Navy Dear Crane: It may not interest you that three of your sailors were marooned, without food for hours, on a log in Puget Sound, the shore only a few feet away. They couldn't swim. Wouldn't many lives be saved in a year's time if the sailors were all taught swimming tn train. ing camp? CH SE. To the Norwegians May the spirit of your Viking ancestors, who sailed along the New England coast 990 years ago, be with you In song as ‘u gather here for your annual Sangerfest. My people are eager to hear you. CHIEF SEATTLD. To Sand Point Flyers Your loop-the-loops, tall spina and corkscrew twists, performed over the Jefferson park golf course, are fascinating and thrilling to my People who enjoy those links. But as you skim the ground just ever the heads of the players, who are nearly blown off their feet by the « #wish of your plane, what if your motor should fail? CHIEF SEATTLE. To An Old Man You were out of a job, and you were hungry. And you were wi ing the streets of my fair city. Y« Ww a young man and ye approached him for a “loan.” He walked on saw another, not #0 well dreased, but perhaps more kindly. ‘Sa I'm hungry,” you said. “Can you help me out?” And he said, “You bet 1 will,” and gave you four bits. And I know that he felt better for it CHIEF SEATTLE. To Clark Stewart © Son, what will you do with that dollar you got from Dumbbell Dud? ‘The wide grin on your face was more eloquent than an audible “Thank you,” but what will you do with the dollar? CHIEF SEATTLE. To Major Fred Martin Its hard to have to tell it all again, when you did your best and y failed. ‘The telling won't carry you around the world to rejoin your More foftunate comrades, will it? But I'll be glad ta welcome you whén they return, just the same. CHIEF SEATTLE. To Judges Boyd Tallman and Mitchell Gilliam Dear Sirs: Last week you two men heard phases of The Star suit against the telephone company’s increased phone rates. Judge Tall man voluntarily agreed to hear the me for removal fo federal ex and decided against it. Judge Gilliam heard arguments on the company's motion to quash 4 ded against it. Y¥ be complimented for not th uck.” CHIE: EATTLE. Grays Harbor Vets \New Paper ‘Mill Is to Meet Wednesday! should MONTESANG, Aus. 18—The an-| RIDGEFIELD, Aug. 18—The ual meeting of the Grays Harbor|Crown.Willamette Pulp and Pape Veterans’ anpociation will be held/Co.. of Portland, is to build a large Were Wednesday, at the Odd Fel-| paper mill at or near Cathlamet, a ieee hell. Mayor W. H. Bush will | cording to information received here give an addresx of «ticome when|The concern aire has purehaner the meeting opens 10 4. m..and)the Bradley logging interests sen, commander, will pre. | near « Willlon feet of addit teresting program has | timber, in Wahkiakum count has ce ed peration | }CHIEE SEATTLE am —furt the you year ever the —not to each first payment on EMPRESS MALLEABLE RANGE. | NO PAYMENT DOWN! fective part of the range. SALE! LA lace curtain showing will be included in this sale. Irish Point Curtains, 5.50 Curtains, 4.50 to 8.75 a pair; Curtain a yard; Luster Lace Curtains, o—--S seekers make use of our FREE. Rental Department to secure the home they desire to rent THY SEATTLE STAR MONDAY, AUGUST 18 1924 y the STANDARD this special offer makes it possible for you to dispose of your old worn out cook stove and secure the world’s best range this offer now makes it pos- sible for every Seattle house- wife to be the proud owner will give you $ appliance! 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