The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 26, 1925, Page 15

LHURSDA), Rotary Club Old Pals Together Again y are * sk ¥ 4 * Steve O'Neill and Sam Jones Reunited as Diichers of New York Yankees Golfers Win in Portland Rose City Rotarians Lose to Taft, Butterfield, Gray and Myers j pwed of Arch t Gray v qualifying with ggregate of 358 » for tt A tear luded HF 1, OH T. M. Hart and W. J. Roop Yanks Watch Braves Defeat N.Y. Giants CLEARWATE Sid Terris Wins Over Lew Paluso YORK, M s : NEW Senators Score Win Over Brooklyn Club) Fla. igers at Clearwater yes Victorious over the hrooklyn Ds SRE eas Steve O'Neill, PETERSBURG, De from Boston the clud’s winning pitchers and has Some years ago Sam Jones, pitch Triple Play Made 4 Steve O'Neill, catch y Boston Braves) :'»-» the Clet nd olud,| covering the same or Bae aid : great pals. | Jones. eland sent Aim to sept Bo RG, Fla—With|" when speak to Cleveland | ton in a trade, and from I dea tha argyard barnes on the mound, | som Roaton, Sam Jones was in-| Yankees got him over the walver ® Boston Braves displayed w first | cruded in the tra That separated | route. panch against the Glants,| s pattery of Jones and O'Neill You can never tell what's going to T to &. The Braves’ were! ‘sererat years ago Jones was sc-| happen in dascdall seventh ¢ a triple} Detroit Tigers in |\Card Slaggere Win From Kansas St. Louis Browns Will Meet Braves @ Win Over Toronto), PAEMETO, Aa the Browns| STOCKTON, Cal—tt AUGUSTA, Ga.—Hon runs by | the San: Wank antae th bedi 1 and O'Rourke enabled the| won from the nlo Inte: r * to d 4 to 2, in a loose game We know whether It is @ rather interesting fact that City 187 Gibbons and KITTITAS WORK’ J, KNOFF DIES 1) Reward Hero-Captain f | ih Hi Fay ft Tunney Next T0 AlD CITY |Pioneer Seattle Printer to ' i Bi Battle?) Skipper Lustie Given Medal for Saving Be Buried on Friday 1 aig . Py A oe . i i iq g *|Huge Reclamation Project K Lives in Mid-Pacific Disaster | hogs fy, \Chicago Warming Up to! ‘0 Bring Business Here = : | esters of the Knott Yrtnting i} Match Between Crack TO SP ne page: Rh 4 ‘ 000 SEs saan tal ea Light-Heavyweights END $8,000, ¢ ; a di bY EDWARD ©, DERK ,Orders for Supplies Already ala Er i § VHICAGO, March 26-<With p Bei : t Rite p! be CREAR SHORES hentiei eing Received ee see if i in hi eight tithe this sum t x c BE terest in fiat creles centered provides for irrigatie Odd Fe ervice j : between ‘Tommy Gibbons and Gene} Ellensburg, will soon begin to b k car £42. Le i Tune American Sight avy | felt as @ general business stimula by his a deus ay «ht champion. tion to attle, according to th I dt; three Ase Jimmy De Forrest, m auker | Chamber of Commerce jxons, Eme Hi y Hit for the polo grounds in N York wat It wh a big demand ‘our i ar : gi ie ‘ pert ence with |! Seattle fe and all kind i Hea ’ Keane Gibbons? manager, H or allding: supelieé, ularly (96 DOCTORS ELECT Nb 4 Seal tanta? lt Tunney | Pinion of chamber official attle Urolo; wocie a neal @ Polo’ Grou June Owing to the proximity of Kittitas " a day i beon, Tur man. | Yalley t practically all the ele 7 tty as Hee 4 stat a eae is jwith that vast saetiakiog wilt t ; nf i 4 Altho he has 1 thea | D¢8 4 thy eattle dealers e ry Ray Jone y 4 will not attempt to make the WBE | Yakima river begin to double. thel USE OF CAPITAL LETTERS Uh : fother: products, they mar Enough When One Be- i is out of that neenyey comes Accustomed to It ari A Kn ey New York's ¢ 1 a ntrepid: mate? tmitted. be | Echoes of a mid-Pacific tragedy a year ago were heard of capita a i faa tales chageanigg heal lin Seattle when Chiuchi Ohashi, Japanese consul, pinned a am hall ne { contend ) ECOGNITIO. the {¢ Oo « i; he proposed Gibbons ire: rpc lifer fl te " rections ey match undoubtedly Ae ' W ai 5 w Un o biggest ncrap of F 5 Capt vin O te Diction: make it i among the big be fe, com ler of the 8 4 men yu to le f If articles for the Gibbons: Tunney t ey, the Am nking hulk is new dictionary with its en : fight are signed today, Gibbons will , 7 and its many. ex. s, Kane anid D 1 — 1 everyday : ental Bridge Is t 10 ri known Harry Greb to Box Taken by Burglar Syed Former Champion | tiere’s ax original purmia: pias be'G. MINNEAPOLIS, March 26.—Har Wedne night he stole a dental! es9 consul, at a (Ady ment) nd John: Wilson have} ge of threg teeth from the home| Char of ¢ Met sp round bout at Bos.| of Bre. C. B en Need Swamp-Root Are a aT Et eee vichent ta sands of women have kidney be involve \ le and never sus: Cleveland Indians aints often prove i en in but kidn trou Cut Four Rookies fe result of kidney or blad- f LAKELAND, can as 3 i ‘ 2p ace not ig Wright, backstop, haye gone from Jeda nighte ¢ reans to become dis. Terre Haute. Homer Martin is to t -| — \¢ { diopbad snd Buddy Mvecn ta lcketes s : ; in the back, headache, loss | 4 " CYNTHIA GREY — [Kilby Appeals Fine; Fails to are ‘often mbition, nervousnes: j times symptoms of dney trouble. = [ i| Appear in Court | reat dolag ratartiiie’ (Tastee | j tore in Justice $C are overcome such condi dr | $600 £ Thursd appealed af Life at Any Time |: a Gales arge size bottle drug store ish first to test At Jefferson However, if you w | When We Think We Know All About | Case | It, It Jumps Up and Walks All Over Us | BY CYNTHIA GREY | Just about the time we think we know all about life, it gets up ahead of us some morning, puts on hobnailed boots and walks all over us—twice on the soft spots, | We all have plenty of bravery for the hard bangs of life. | But it takes real courage to meet the little pin-prick troubles! of every day—a snub from a friend or a forgotten hand- kerchtef in “flu” time asked three months’ continu-j|this great preparation send ten expla that his cli cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co. Bing: Alaska. hamton, N. Y., for a sample bottle. Ronald ord forfeited and th siding red’ When writing be sure and mention Three City Lawyers on Jury Venire List! ee widely ys are listed in known Seattle at- the superior "a ‘ ‘yithia |G |court jury venire for April, accord- |S } outh | Cynthia Grey "will receive | ng to Prosecutor ( ivin's eearnters ' Beveriments | callers on Monday, Wednesday | | |'* “ rep apna berger: Cxperiments | and Wridny, trom to'S pts | fee Or ee ee, eneee Sor our : Dear Miss Grey: 1 am the mother! | and ‘Tuesday and Thursaay, | | AP) 6. Daniel Kelleher, chairman | es : of twin girls, 16 years old and thoy| | from 11 to 12 a, m,, at her of. | | 0f tho directorate of tho Seattle | 4 cause mo a great deal of worry.| | tice in ‘The Star bullding, 1909 | | National bank; Glenn S. Corkery | “1 Th, Wire Altho they have beautiful pale skins! | Seventh ave. ! | |#nd Sam H. Ferber are the attor-j Pyramid TieatmentsAfford |they insist upon powdering and) ¥% —_______y| neys listed 1 Enduring Relief to Sufferers rouging, in spite of my telling them) 474. 7 9 4 | : : that cosmetics will ruin their com- | / 8 Inhumanity * . hak iE : - comfort in every box for plexions. I have thrown away the|to Beast Anacortes-Victoria a or for he skin preparatlops that I found in| Dear Cynthia Grey: At one of Ferries Will Start JM) cos rte tse puis and tching their dresser drawers, but they only Stal vile Oaticaa Se} ; 5 SRE sce, up| ee ate centr avoied buy more. What shall I do? Are a D houses is be hown nacortes- Victoria erry service, |} : Se lall girls like men A MOTHE a wonderful historical In| via Sidney, will start April 10, it — (pak eazy: ries wich their 3 os : a was a ced today by the Puget raspresd ee Most of them are. The young are rtrayed the cruelty of man ppt hae tis % timeterted healing properties, have eo ft thi young : Sound Navigation Co. The ferry MB} brought enduring relief to thousands. B t | experimental And at the samejto m. n Middle Ages, which | Mount Vernon will make a round ‘They will do the same for you. time the want to do the same/is almost eyond belief to all who trip daily, leaving Sidney at 9 things all their friend. re deep students of histc ‘a, m, acortes at.2 p. m, Double | At Your Druggist. Your girls undoubtedly We on and turn to each other | daily service will start May 1 and painted for the simple reason that | and w such things could ever | continue during the summer. all their girl compantons are like and wo congratulate | wise. However, from tho stand-|oursolves that wo are living In a} o~ Thatta aa te point of good looks, the cosmetics | better time. | won't seriously inure your daugh-| In this picture people are looking | i ‘ jter’s skins, ff they are of A good)/on and chatting to each other, “ D ” arado, and if they wash overy bit} while a half-witted hunchback, 5 lamon ye | of powder and rouge from their }chained hand, foot and neck, is be Ap ‘ bedtime ing lashed by tho hour for an at-} facea every night . Encourage Navy; | Don’t Hinder It Dear Miss Grey: I have been reading the letters concerning sail jors, which have been in your col umn for the last week or two, and I would lke to express my opinion about them. {tempted crimo instigated by a clever and crafty man who escapes, So much for the Middle Ages. a Beautiful Color » Just Dip to Tint or Boil to Dye “=~ — Garments, Draperies, — Everything! In tho illustrated section of a lo-| Jcal paper, last Sunday, was a plo ture called “A King Insane With Rage.” It depleted a giant tarpon | § off the Florida Keys, throwing it-| self high in the avr and writhing He er Perfect home dyeing and tinting] coats, stockings, sweaters, draperies, I have noticed that some letters |i" torture, in an effort to dislodge |js guaranteed with Diamond Dyes. | coverings, hangings, everything a hook it had swallowed. It was | new, slammed them while others favor. |") Just dip in cold water to tint soft, | 3 ed them, On my part, I consider | Stated that ASLAtY.: OF, CRINGE Tran oa 1 v9 rich, 14, 0U%. “Diamond _Dyes"—no | other 4 . * men” took the pleture of the fish | delicate shades, or boil to dye rich.) jing—and tell your druggist whether the average American sailor equal jto any civilian, and they should jrecelve the same consideration from | the people | The U, S, navy ‘department iw {complaining because they can't got | {enough recruits, Do you think) permanent colors, Each 15: after waiting months to get one. cent pack- | the material you wish to color is The agony of tho fish meant noth: | age contains directions so simple any | wool or slik, or whether it is linen, ing to them; they were merely after! woman can dye or tint lingerie, | cotton, or mixed goods—Advertise- jan exelting picture. silks, ribbons, skirts, waists, dresses, | ment. On the samo page Is a picture of | a lynx eaught in a steel trap in| ‘ ailora {the California mountains; and the |p: ting men want to become sailors) i Yizav? ssed ? lwhen the citizens refer to thom as (Professional hunter who trappod it Dizzy? Depressed ? they do at pregent? Wo have to/| With a diabolical instrument worthy | You're Bilious! have a navy in case of war, and} the Middle Ages, a steel trap, Tal have {t ready, but gt its rate now,|took time enough to train his cam ‘ |the men in it aren't going to #tay|0T@ on it and get a good photo Laxative and others aren't going to join, {Staph before dispatching the crea Many girls go with them because | ture staggering under its weight of they are fairer and squarer than | @S0nY ; Wo know all this and see all this and go heedlessly on cating flesh and wearing furs captured by meth- | Breath Bad? Stomach Upset? Bowels are Inactive! the civilian. Of course there are | good and bad in both. As for my- } self, oven tho this Isn't a good way |to do, I would rather go with a gob{ods that are worse than the elo-| I don’t know than a civillan T|}mental savage employed, thereby don't know, j making ourselves parties to the Someone sald before, that if you|}crimes against dumb animals. In s you can find|the caso of the undeveloped types | doings. You canjof the Middle Ages, they cared | clvie’s doings, too.|nothing about suffering so long as go to certain pl traces of sailors find plenty of Sailors don't live in the inland cit-|they, themselves, escaped it, In ies, and there are just as many bad/our own time, many of us, take no a girls there as thero are on tho|heed of suffering, so long as it is Pe Coast. Who is to blame then animals and not human beings who if ainly not the sailors. |suffer; but of all the savagery left | 1 believe that the people of So-jin the human race, cruelty is the ithe should do thelr part In help:|most odious and the most degard ling the gobs mako a good name. ing, and it is still with us. ‘Truly Encourage ‘them—don't hinder|we need a Victor Hugo to picture | : i ive them, EDIT, !us ay we are, ur. \For Constipation, Headache. Biliousness