The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 25, 1924, Page 3

k | L MONDAY, AUGUS ni” For Governor | | in 1928, Says Russ Seer 1924 THE Thinks He Saw One y > 5 Wa | Thinks He Saw One 'T wo Suns to Share Sky No. 1—Rol: and H, Hartley | sf Mankind to Overcome oe Et te i Ker Si Sickness and Want, pus . of as f stories in which J. R. Justice will size Prophet Avers up a various candidates for the governorship. The Star h me way ort ther and no attempt to tell any hing d but facts has been made m ’ ca | I eS. STORES ; he Electric Heat for | Ade ion 6 De t t gov srient-| New Kermott Bldg. u I : » : paaen 6 ‘ F Ha b I re . } 1 HM. } H 1 h » Veteran Lutheran 1 Minister Is Dead 4 that of} ABERDEEN as-| 3 Mad " nf par OF g. ¢ . 7 - i bi h t age of k t w et for a long t NEW DISCOVERIES rps » Third Wast } Oning ked in Aberdeen! ARE PROMISED infa y and was ready t Hog f y I t Or thir go overseas when the war ended « he f 5 t *! He had two sons in the war, 0: f ttle. Hi t widow t hn got into Germany t I] it o a =9 Sept. 6, Dat te 7 HE'S RUN THRES iB war __ Another Big Park Dance WARN \Y "Bluebird Excursion to Help Swell): be ceseued + Y. M. B. C. Workers’ Fund ' . G MEN'S CLUB) Her ¢ 1 UR i f t } ° tut % I f I i tig f HS Aare am ‘ , BE r gressives are splitting two} | bdwitiwiAa Ww Se So a ee p AWICL ATAT ILE oi I eR te ef i To a Little Dog 1 ’ : reir My p oT valuat a p 4 x ‘ H A pits a4 6% To Homer Gin Brew, Sr. TWO FORMER HOPS fut 1 ; D mer: Welcome back t ae ¥ oa for BIG SUCCESS nal Pe 1 were « ur parsnip ee t f Cr Al There baw been tw « i Best Hi 7 nd } a A A habbits’ thas: “ther *|To Mayor Brown Organized labor, of co M Dear Chief phone plan of 3 ¢ of him. They a bo Tra age ‘ and — cu Be 5 hon Poor W orking Girl and ey claims, however, that he is, and has always been, th t G All of labor. “He says he e Los em, True ining body 1 alee the state from the inven = 5 think o CHIEF BEA eap foreign labor. That it & acisk: Habe Gt avery * Proving Again That | To Victoria, “a Bit of Old England” to work and recelve the F 2 Stws a Haas Nocestiy 1'¢ : ; be ts of his labor. That labor Fact Is Str anger nd ae A must be protected in all just causes Than Fiction rai crit That the eight-hour day must be and the kind Preserved. BY G. LUCILLE BUTLER motor ca 5 ; He is strong for tax reduction INNIE the job. He holds that the way to cut/ VL gne Ade have gotten. tt-J¢ o pleasant. Or taxes {s to stop spending tax money.| she hadn't been so honest and if is worth while after al And that public business should be|she hadn't found the purse of jew cut BATTLE Barorces from political mantipula-|eis and returned them to thelr " rightful owner—and if thelr ri aaa... 2... |ful owner hadn't—oh, well—listen Renta aid to the story! : civeways. and | Minnie Myran Is her name. She ‘e such a beautiful Inspir. jeame from Minnesota a pale ing boulevard. Hats off to you M. of scenic places in ete Be. 0. eee eee this paradise of natural wonders, the Pacific Northwest |be a bookkeeper. Minnie boarded CHIEF SEATTLE Jat 4219 Br and a couple oF SEA LE. jot days a ent down to/ ie cole gitedicn:o Mtasmcahe | |Sears, Roebuck and Co, to re |To Morey Weisfield, Deputy Sheriff | jabout a jo About as far as Min | Proud Chief: Your papoose saved the life of a boy off Alki beach ba nie got was to put her me and recently. He will’ make a brave warrtor. When an eight-year-old | address down on a registry blank, drags a ll-year-old youngster out of the water, it's pretty good proot | say “thank you” and go away he's got real stuff in him. Some day that lad will eclipse his illus. | “Posiam stops itching and burn-/|from there trious father, CHIEF SEATTLE. ing.” | Now, Minnie was a bit discour Se “It heals raw, inflamed skin.” |aged—and all the time, the little} To O. Sunde, Hood Ca 1 | ° unde, Hoo: na “It clears away pimples.” |god of chance was laughing up his | ’ 3 dee tivities etek : Rocetim: ta ‘powerfil, yet lente” fuesve at Minnie te ae ar Friend ] Durie, my Yee at your fine ummer camp, I had Vee cht digedgc e pemllna . | don't you t them so that a visitor will not have te “A tle goes a long w That very same afternoon came I> vee: the ‘bank th brink them jin Bie th Owes ecuaTana tt . “*Poslam costs but 506."—< anaes. Carnie Anacibetg sigemdlavea he rid ; | if it hadn't for the deer chew!r nat night, which | So a ib deroaaerot sen abd Minne Myran | kept me aw we'd all had a } pect me back next | Seattle, to make certain purchases| summer. And If I can get son time, | that old deer won't bo | | € ‘HIE F SEATTLE. | | | 4 | * To the Telephone Company | Opul lent Gentlemen: When a federal court judge granted you author- | a ruby ity thought the bat diamond and his braves have just began to fight. | J spirit in this community, which | and papers. | orb less punish - paused in the It ' a P ing for the * SEATTLE. | Reliable Dentistry meee — d ‘ me fee) ad ; at r To the County Politicians Our constant aim in giving the best Dentistry at Scurvy Gentry: If, as has been accused, you have forced the hard | the lowest prices has gained for us a steady increase working janitors and mode rately, a cor ' ute to | in satisfied patients which is our best advertisement, [is Speen g pee ge aVeoaRL he and which is your best assurance of receiving satis- ete: | political oblivion where you belong: faction. aye A a eats gee CHIEF SEATTLE | THE BEST FOR LESS He Ha, Dol bape Pee: | even before the « \To Merchants’ Expo Management | 7 ring a reward were by Dear Sirs and Mesdames: You've made Seattle 2 | ur rices the city. And then Minnie! created much favorable attention from the vant a reward. Wh 4| From Southeastern Jdaho to California + ex anything out of the themselves surprised the extensive dist Set of Teeth (either set) Pe he? widely varied articles manufactured in Seattl Eta pi _. .$10, $12.50, $15 widely, varie Gold Crowns (22 karat) se reieee . $4-$6 "To Earwigs | Frederi « Keator, bishop ofsOlympla. Bridgework (22 karat) ........$4-§6 \« hunting and had not got the| __Detested Pests ki) vas partes a Mallen But, when they sy | Right there Mrs. Courtney's re-| put you a class politicians, my sympathies: a Teeth Extracted (Painiess)........ aL Il Sairseatcosigd eaete’ ees econ | CHIE i 5 y Ae Hastening from Minnie to the mail F j Get others’ prices, then come to us for an examina- |} order house she told the story and|To Mrs. Roberta Harding i tion and estimate. We will save you sid on your beso mranan Job asia When the world flyers swoop down on Sapd Point Field, home j Berard 1B WON'T HURT YOU! |,, And further, says Mrs, Courtney:| at jast and you greet your son John, that will be one of the biggest | dental work. WE WON'T I a |“And anything I can ever do for her| moments in your life. John will be proud of you, and you of him. | | All Work Guaranteed for 15 bs poe oie ly be too glad to doit eM] And thousands ¢ er wgmen will envy you. T am glad to hear that RER ¢ aily—9 2 Sunday you are coming to Seattle to welcome your son 0) { | | FREE. Open 9 to 6 Daily—9 to ea DR. N. Yow | welcome you both with open arms CHIEP SBATTLE. | Physician and surgeon, | CFTR | BELMEYER & PARR || AM) 222225 16 ewe shiruen . B herbs in treating oh an interesting figure and we qwere glad to see you. Re DENTISTS E pomees, Spesaiies nal political beliefs w you are fighting for thi . 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