The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 28, 1925, Page 9

—— SECTION — or SS SRStere 88 FE25 @ee Be72 Fs Light Opera Coming TWO dim Marshall ~ 3 WASH ‘Legislature | If you're Interested in his best to find out for OLYMPIA, Jan, 28. the chil fight is over—for th of those ts that never ton state legislature may do. ators are going to have to answer emba from the voters at the next electior Westfall bill hasn't a chance to get on the ball and that’s why a | f senators voted for it. They k adn't a chance they wanted to be “on record” a ing the people a « » to express an opinion,” If the bill had had a chance you'd have seen a dif esult, But it's c unconstitutional. So anti-child tors have an * We had several hours a vote w anged Dan Lar 1, King . Spokane county. Hurn's speech was important becat ty Dear Folks: - But it's one ever the Wash And a lot of questions Well fig are over arly and the Most imp county total 1 ant spee Miss Rebs of talk yesterday vas that not vere those of s her first; ause it was short; also because it represented the n's point of view.” Landon’s speech was important because it represented first break against the governor. Everybody else in the t with the exception maybe of Bob Oman, Tacoma seems to have been afraid to—to use a homely phrase “tell the governor where to head in at.” Mr. don told the governor plainly that executive orders to break faith with the party platform didn't go with him of Which is a refreshing thing to hear at this stage of the \lan-a-Dale |##me. And there will be more like this before the is over. The usual silly arguments came out during the debate. t Opera Company, ho sings the role session Hood, which is two boys, aged 15 and 17, from working as housewreckers, which job he said they performed creditably last summe: Mr. Bishop, representative of the Original Americans, was afraid labor unions wanted to take all boys and girl of industry and so make wages higher And so forth. Miss Hurn said the one sensible thing ment would make the world happier America it ought to pass Some of the governor's “10 commandments” ready for action—and probably we shall hear of opposition within a few days. Yours tru JIM MA to have a return out engagement at the That if this amend Metropolitan for just one child in soon. are nearly great deal STANDARD WORK REAM SURVEY amber Discusses Water Power Development | he billic h dollar ‘ashingt | HPAs 2 fret step is ent of [Breer resource [pret bureau fgeemerce wants a compreh egtaphic survey of Wash " e trustees at day approved a the state legislature $10,008 for th led out that tive informatio rious potential state. The value ) Which would compil 8] er Tun-off or water su Mreams in the state. w pulable, the chamber believes. | fF Bh ros mber Urges End * , | Bi tion of the it state in & resolutic ! Of trustees of the et of Commerce T 1 chamber urges t Pes from the st “VERE supply roads state character by the state or government o of State Road Tax ra % per cen h lo Meet February 5 Hawthorne P.-T. 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Second Avenue and Madison Street Store Only (MAIN FLO@R) ——————————SESSOO The SeattleStar = (ce WEDNESDAY, J | MANAGER DRIVE MacDonaldCriticisesU.S. University Fraternities IS LAUNCHED Rally Opens Campaign for enator Myers was afraid the amendment would stop his; ANUARY Members Aré of Oxford Debater Say Nor Barred From Soeial Activitie Schoo Plan Petitions HY RELEL S Moone TO HONOR FOUR Italy Will Decorate Living in Seattle Men for Jury Service Passengers Break Journey A larg a \ BANG FURNITURE PRICES CUT ONE HALF This opportunity of buying furniture at 4} price has brought many buyers to our store, but we still have a great deal of furniture yet to sell, and for the next three days haye cut prices eyen lower— Com. Mohair Davenport, now For Cash Only Living Room Furniture $95.50 $39.50 Baker-cut Velour Davenport, large size, now y . $79.50 Beautiful, large 3-piece Mohair Suite, reversible cushions, Davenport, Chair and Wing Chair, now . $235.00 3-piece Bed Suite in Baker-cut velour, with cane ends, in Davenport, ¢ r and Rocker, now. . BL 3-piece Suite in blue and rose mohair, now eevee es $195.00 Mohair Chair, now. 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Itisn’t like a lot ds that try to fool are ur Tcan of these a you as to what they til you get to the en sell an ad as far - it. And if I can see one that far, so can the Americ n pu } least as quick as La that’s putting them at the lowest possible scale of in- telligence. epeat, I want it dis- , understood that this What's more, it’ of my first attempts at Of course, the gical question is what does WilkeRegersecknew, about writing an ad?, My answet is simple—reverything! The first thing any writer has got to know is how to get paid and I found that out, in fact, the first letters of the alphabet 1 learned were P. I. A.—that means Pay In Adyance. The real truth about wh) I started writing ads for these people is that I got a family kicking the toes out of lots of shoes daily and I read where my employers sold enough of their stuff so that if the bags were laid end to end they would stretch further than from Oklahoma to Yokohama— and that’s some stretch. So I think this looks good to ime. That’s why I signed up. I hope it turns into a steady job, At any rate, I'll have another piece here next week. thi. Rope .S. [like to forgot to tell you what I ivertising. It’s ‘Bull’ Durham, smoke it myself. I don't s ything, but somebody does or else what happened to all those bags? IT'S MORE ECONOMICAL of course, but the real reason thousands of he-men swear by good ol ‘Bull’ Durham is because for sheer goodness of flavor you just can’t tie it. TWO BAGS for 15 cents 100 cigarettes for 15 cents DURHAM Guaranteed by INCORPORATED