The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 1, 1924, Page 16

| Py i a ‘ -| a i ‘ral } a : z - _ ~ " 'Tease Your 3 W ith This A request 4. Husks of wheat Void 27. A title of respect strap « 4. A raised platf 39. To distribut 40. To clean 2. Upon iece of footwe 45. Myself. ’ 46. A make of auto 48. A flower #9. A heavy To Four THE SEATTLE STAR Think-Box One, Folks! S Boy Is Morbid Because He Can’t Have Handeu to Complete His Policeman’ Ur n BY CYNTHIA GREY v it w oO } « munity that h I tter ¢ m¢ I kne here she could get y I th g r t wont | « VERTICAL oe coe 1 2x ‘ will re There nothing nit z x impor than the way pid Tuesday aT ‘ Mts bring up thelr children t . in SS ie look upon lawmakers and law-pre a ar building, server » isl Every child should understand law whieh the universe n t hat thru which we all ex P , ourselves, because without It t could speak or be Law metructive network 4 whieh man has voluntarily placed a “ about himself relp himself ! elped t m4 Give your boy the right “hunel’ : - J os of good | °m the “why for of a policeman. Teach him that the policeman ts aie a right, and you wrong, when the for-| Firele = mer catches you in an unlawful act;| Cooker or » albeit » smallish one at Gre r A Teach him that you and the th 34 ante “papas” of the other littl children . A whe knows placed a policeman on the + beat to help make it safe for him to uM 1 play in his own yard, to walk down P with lid that a his own street at night, to live in \ } “4 ¢ his own home tn safety The kindest thing » parent can In t ‘s euleate in a child is the correet A conier preciation of what law, in its com th. Ni ie a. Teo exe moner interpretations, means to him 4 edges. Fill pe and to his fellows. Today's puzzle is ced|a word. Each word starts from a Mine ee Leon fllergall tag de 4 and has “jawbreakers” to con-| numbered square and runs across or! a ‘regniay emant k for ‘ tend with, so needs no “pointers.” )down until it jounters a black a, Leave ious sakes, how many orig: | square or the edge of the pu: Paitin ech inal puzzles we do get from the|Each word interlocks or forms Sweet Potato country and towns scattered all/of another word, and each num Pude ri over the state. Looks as tho the/ square which starts word Dear ' ‘00d folks, who live too far away to | responds to th: ti sweet 5 , get their daily answers in to the pa- | definitions =<: ae ae per in timo have take thy 1 soya a aes their own.” And it's Hortzon at 4 GENEVinv: ges Bf 2 cine ~ 4) stand which will fil t ae : gett sal page tity ee to the next black square ! ” Apartment, Hotel mention the $1 a day that goes to) No. 1 ve ; a . i niu fi. . wh Py S fd Men Asked to Meet Someone whose puzzle is used InjSauares down to tho first bi - ‘4 , . these columns. aquare bel t half the lett " A i 3 « of apartme pee can't draw n one of| Word or words cross it . or AGA ft words used are 4 mary terms, ex- |, ascr: “ aa How TO WIN THE cept proper names, which, with Sg Dea Drop | of ¢ t gr ay DAILY DOLLAR: ; wo - eating : Each white space repre ° ‘ } on ter. Each set of white «qu: ae ' s srizontally and vertical! v rics ie : HOW TO WIN THE $5 He Met Her Thr the ORIGINAL PUZZLE Matrimonial Bureau AND HANDS Could Not Walk. Itched Badly. Cuticura Heals. “ Eczema first broke out on the backs of my hands and ankles in not walk, and I had to keep them up inachair, It itched badly, and the trouble lasted about three months. ‘ ‘ee “TI began using Cuticura iP ‘and Ointment and they helped me, ) Miss Anna Springer, R. . 1, Mendota, Mo., May 7, 1924. ie Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Talcum for daily toilet purposes. Stout Men Reduce! ‘You men who have taken on too much weight—why don’t you reduce? ‘Why go on acing people poker at epipeleepnh Se sate the thags you could enjoy if you were slender? Reduce the pleasant wey—without exercises or for Manes pleas of men do it every year. use Tablets to restore the pees which only slender men enj No bother, no trouble—just follow the simple directions which come in every box. No one but yourself will ever know how you got slender and ing looking again. bart 0 Marmola Tablets— “MARMOLA Prescription Tablets The Pleasant Way lo Reduce ity in arrar ht and dark squares and the | puzzle should con where from }11 to 15 squares each way. The puz- jzle must be arranged #0 that no words are completely separated from each other—they must be connected by interlocking let Tho words used to form the puzzle should be found in any good una | bridge dict d should not be too tec! or obsolete. |definition should not be mislea and technical, abbreviated jwords and proper names or {nitialx |should be so indicated in the defini- | tions, obsolete, No forelgn words, except those in common, every-day American and found in the dictionary, used. Prepare your diagram. Put in your | Words, and then number the diagram carefully, from jeft to right—as in | those printed. y number incor- |rectly. Watch out for this. In awarding the weekly prize for |the best “original” puzzie, n |clearness and arrangement | taken into considerati All original puzzles actually recety jed by 5 p. m, Saturday of each week will be considered as entered in the use, | may be| ness, will be ly contest ending on th Write your full name {on all puzzles submitted, The 4 address ar r and | Cross-Word Editor, | Employes of The ives are barred. Star will, in addition to the | regular prizes, pay $1 for any orlg (| inal puzzles it uses. thetr © ANNOL convenience of districts, I have f "| as complete fac Roy $8, Hurd, sailed in unde 654 Stuart Bldg the tape and grabbed ‘bone MAN 18 REL iD ILLE, Cal, Nov, J nelsco Leo, arres stod here day on suspicion of being the derer of Fred Smith, strangled to death ‘at Weed, Cal, Tuesday night, jg not the man wanted, He was leased last night when Redding « thorities camo here to identify the | prisoner, » yester mu ’) Dr Dean "| 6TH \van | OPPOSITE\\ o IN ui | OPE practice of the Chas. J. 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Buildin D\\\MAI HOL Pe giz Shafer Building AND E Soros ite FREDERICK G NELSON but Face agg A Po iceman SENTENCE OVER, {yourLe Finp) SEEKING TRADE Hawaiian Club and Your Son NOT FREE nterfeiter Out of McNeil, Deporte A OU Here to Give IT HERE | After B ) ness Under Dawes Pla Native Feast ation ao roon OLD DORBIN State Officer of Maccabees to Speak INITIATIVE S52 Eddie Says He Had “a Wonderful Time” —Is your street car mess multiplied twenty times. —it means 7000 more politicians on your payrolls. —It will cost YOU millions. it is FOR HAT IS FUNNIEST politicians and AGAINST the public. Vote AGAINST Initiative 52 Citizens Association Against Initiative 62 a) hb” Ins The Vanderveer Supreme Court Ticket by Defeating Pemberton ELECT ASKREN At the primaries Georg Vanderveer and other radical leaders conducted an active campaign of misrepresentation to fdaeas Judges Main, Mitchell and Askren and to elect Judge Wm, H. Pemberton and two other candidates to the Supreme Court. The voters of the state defeated this partisan raid on the Court by giving Judges Main and Mitchell a majority vote, thus as- suring them an unopposed position on the November ballot. They gave Judge Askren 5,052 more votes than Judge Pemberton, but Judge Askren did not get a majority of all the votes cast and under the law he must run against Judge Pemberton at the November election. Judge Askren is an able and honest judge. He has been fi we believe he is entitled to election. r to all classes in his decisions and The undersigned lawyers include men of all political parties and all shades of opinion, both progressive and conservative. Some of us fight the corporations and some of us defend them. We are on all sides of all kinds of litigation. We represent no class and we do not want Supreme Court Judges who represent a class. We want a Court that is fair to all classes. WILLIAM D. ASKREN........ Vote For | si irs JOHIN: EF. MAING ooo scccccisselgpeiese JOHN R. 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