The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 1, 1925, Page 16

To the Eag les’ Lodge To Professor Pinan S. Meany not want t ft pame , P ton. 4 1 4 t dears his name, Please tel! peop me 1 fi t , birth and 4 CHIEF SRATTLE To War Veterans e. And € n0 Mer Y r ' \ would be t 1 of necessity for m for tall t dead, uselessiy, in natior re CHIEF SEATTLE \ To Jay Thomas, Lobbyist, Olympia j Dear Thomas he people of t tate at 1 bs) goings o on ars “ t "i a rectly ald thing Th attempted monkeying with th j & a that straight, right now TLE i —— ‘ To Vancouver, B. C. Dear Neighbor: Did you see what a fuss mad Fast hen Ge Y i th as th get a drir CHIEP 8E To the Seattle Indians Well, fr cryin’ out loud! How come? CHIEF SEATTLE To the Newsboy at Third and James Sir: Nearly every day Chief Seattle # you reading the papers very industriously That ma okeh, but, if you must read ‘em, ad of across the street, Your cus et to buy p Some of ‘em go Why not read your paper after CHIEF SEATTLE stay on the court house cor tomers have to dash acro on to the next newsboy, I've noticed work? rs To Dave Hendesron, Street Railway Department Dear Dave: Where the Cowen park cars turn into Bighth ave. Howell! st. is a particularly dangerous and confusing street intersection, us you know, with side streets entering at angles Cowen park ¢ars dash into the intersection without stopping, and someone wil be killed there if the cars are not made to stop before starting across Bafety first, last and always. CHIEF SEATTLE. at To Police Capt. E. L. Hedges Dear “Cap”: On this, the first day of June, you shift from duty to the morning watch at headquarters. The old chief ha that on your three months’ night shift you seem to have, by effect @ new prowler car system, accomplished more in the crimes of violence than any other officer at headqu: Keep up the work CHIEF SBATTLE w 5 To Police Chief Severyns Dear Bill: On my occasional visits to the police » that part of the men in the booking offic How {s the public to know who are policemen a 1 T have noticed wear uniforms. who are not? CHIEF SEATTLE. To the City Council Gentlemen: Since you have sent the county-city builting to the ¢leaners, why pass up the pubile safety building? The police station and city hospital are just as dirty looking as the other building was. CHIEF SEATTLE. To Will King Dear Sir; Welcome back to Seattle! This welcome will be echoed by the thousands of Seattleites whom you have entertained in past years. You and the members of your company are old friends CHIEF SEATTLE To Frank Fuqua Dear Frank: As head of the traffic squad some means of systematizing the jam on the waterfront & problem. But hundreds of motorists will render you their thanks if ih you will straighten things out so they can get on the ferries quickly # CHIEF SEATTLE. To Dode Bercot and Fred Krache Dear Sirs: Your boxing match at the ball park Tuesday night wil be attended by your hundreds of followers from the logging camps of Monroe and down Hoquiam way. May the best man win! The lumber industry produces some migh fine athletes. CHIEF SEATTLE. LETTERS TO CHIEF SEATTLE Dear Chief: I want to call your attention to the courtesy and unfail {ng good nature shown patrons by Conductor 1140 on the Ballard 28th ave. N. W. line. To ride with him in the morning is to put one in & pleasant frame of mind for the whole day. Also his car i* prompt and well piloted. Such cheerful, efficient service deserves commenda- tion, I believe. I don't know him, but his car leaves down town about TAS a. m. A TEACHER IN WEBST: “HOOL, Ate Reo uel FOSDIGK GIVES FIRST SERMON YOSEMITE, Cal. June 1.—Sea-} sonal records for automobile travel Says Christianity May Be “Second-Hand Religion” jnto Yosemite Natlonal park have we hope you will find It's qu been broken this week-end by the arrival of 789 machines, Of this number 501 came in over the Wawona road from the South, while 288 entered over the Big Oak the North, pes Som NEW YORK, June 1.—Declaring Christianity had become “vast and complicated, organized, creedatized and ritualized,” Dr, Harry Emerson foadick, in his first sermon as pus. tor-elect of the Park Avenue Baptist church, urged a faith that would re- move Christianity from the peril of (Advertisement) BETTER DEAD Life is a burden when the body is racked with pain. Everything worries and the victim becomes despondent and downhearted. Drink plenty of water and try A famous diuretic stimulant. 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