The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 25, 1925, Page 18

—— CYNTHIA GREY — LAWSON DIED, THE SEATTLE STAR 7 MAKE MARINOFF | (sunvman-manacer ay Billingsley Hailed as ‘MAN IS DOOMED 4 > 4 / ll GIVES WORK BACK “ She . Aw / 4 IN POVERTY \ ampires Are NotA PAY TAXES TO “TOO OLD” MAN Wonder Man” in N.Y. TQ GALLOWS ’ | YHICAGO, June i rm) ‘ . Y ( A ay: daw 1 r J ‘ “ig - ‘ sy’? I P- 1 ad {\ r 1e S ‘ree li atte » Fg Salar (n. | Former Seattle “Storm Center” Lauded for | peplares Perjured Testimay ™= Famous Market Plunger on Mor ve creen | a hy age eg. . Spectacular Projects in City’s Bronx Sends Him to Death Penniless When Death Called | __ “Be ' a |] tg Pay Sums, Charge ©) ance tor s pea tied S ; We Have These Moral Cowards in} ,..... »: . L 1140 nn 2 ny ay | vr. ©. Pane Spy I b fl enter j [rue Life, Too, Doctors Tell Us | we ing to : ! : i me " BY CYNTHIA GREY oo a, i i wounty p THEN you see the word “vampire,” don't you think at! ") ~ ; ey ee V at once of a beautiful, triumphant woman with men ; ma ater report od} a ‘1 i > ‘ was ma A Certainly you do The movies have photographed her ohh i . H ‘Wo MeCormick. imanle i ‘ a : . « that and so has Rudyard Kipling in his fa- p40 ¢eures, he w A of ¢ ha 5 * f é ! Bs ae f the late! mous poem, “A I There Was.” me J r ; clare ¥ ‘ A at Ex »sychoanalyst says that a vampire is a - : . — ~ " t ee E x " < +. | woman wip ouldn't get, qneieoan she granted, and eo sha Duwamish Pioneers eit a itted™ ; tries to win the heart of other women’s husbands , , Picnic on Saturday Woman Accused by apie He Bo | pie rove to herself that she still is attractive! Pier f the Duwamish Valle Woman of Swindle|> woxcare . aue ot » “martyr” of the house. She always wants’ § and, Pionee , pat Sap i attention and admiration she can coax °F oe. me Ht aay in Woodla d uiming that she w ¥ ma tied Pos Battie Makes age ators nbers of her family, ohah “atcartinn ty ane Mur b y : 2 ‘ nyt? of woman who tells her husband about the ;, p erage ; 4 sreagpedie. Bandits Run Away Find Moonshine in cs $4 bbing she’s’ had from other women. When she can't It » pana GRERNVIDLE. Ml. June Car; Man Arrested |?" * get attention any other way she pretends to be sick or‘ ta of 4 1 I ‘ ips Lage She constantly fears she will lose her attractiveness, and Can this causes her to use all her resources to attract attention. ,... ‘ Her face may wear a smile of gloating triumph, but un-, tnetr ta derneath this mask she is nothing but a coward. 1 She’s afraid to be her true self, _ Wants to Joi Girl Scouts NOTICE! B™ INNING Wed > Pants SUITS And in caring for the sometimes he takes care of them and lets me go out; then I play nd let him go, And now at the children are eld enot eee ond check Information Regarding this arrange: | Singer and Actress | | Dear Miss Grey: When and i where was Maude Adams born? Also when and where tie? MARTHA Maude Adams was born Salt I Car Finely tailored, high quality fabrics, made is perfectly nt he has Italy by America’s finest Frohman, Author of sna vag | si oe ‘ Famous Statement : clothes makers. roe H New styles—new pat- terns—a big selec- tion. Time Flies; Fly to Catch Up With It If you want toca Husband and Men’s fine Straw Wife Co-operate s—choice oe Dear Miss Grey Hurrah fi | Hat hoice of en “One Who Wants a Changed 1, tc | tire stock think this “How to please hubt stuff has gone far time to please. wife ough and it's ra change, alrships, hat we need is better a alds to $2.85 Lundquist- Lilly Green Building 4th & Plle 4 air naviga hone and Jair freight LETTER FROM MELY | TORIS TO LESLIE PI 4“, Prescott 1 if 1} May I ing you tho © of ne ael Arien? Only h u have been so busy lately with burglaries and other sen- sational happenings, I am quite sure you would have read thest charming | storjen. As it is, I hope I am the first who has ‘presented them to your notice. ause I like them #o © one called Charming vo had them specially about a month for Jl remain for the season and then perhaps go into Egypt. As you know, my novels are all of American life, but I usual ly go to some foreign country for my atmosphere, Americans in America are com monplace., Americans on the streets or in the bazaars of Cairo are romantic and interesting, This morning with some vague idea that I might get the nub of a story, I took my roadster and drove down the "Maih Street” of Albany All the girls were wearing coats with fur around the bottom, where it was only good for looks and not around the top where it might pon- sibly do wome duty, All the men were wearing bright red neckties and Prince of Wales hats, There was nothing about them that would fillip the imagina. tion But if you would take one of each of them and put them meeting in the streets of Cairo you would be all ready to write of romancé and moon light, which, after all, 1s what the publishers want and the public likes to read. Just between you and me, love is life's great adventure, after j all gleaming with spotlessness! 'TILLAMOOK cheese kitchens fairly gleam with spotlessness — inside and out! White clad cheese makers work in a setting kept sweet and clean as your own kitchen. Here they develop the wonderful flavor of Tillamook, favorite cheese of the West. Cheese making is Tillamook Valley’s only industry. In every snow-white kitchen the makers are gealously maintaining the famous Tillamook flavor. Rivalry for coveted honors in regular inspections spurs them on. Tillamook is full-cream cheese—made without taking the cream from the milk. Tillamook is the original branded cheese. Look for the name on every slice and handy-size loaf. Make it your cheese-buying guide. You can be sure of Tillamook. ‘TILLAMOOK COUNTY CREAMERY ASSOCIATION TILLAMOOK, OREGON Twenty-four cheese kitchens owned and operated eo-operatively by the dairymen of Tillamook County I seem to know {t better today than T ever did before. By the way, I expect to be In Pittsburg next week Wednesday and I shall be delighted if you and Mr. | Prescott will dine with me that night T will phone you as oon ad T | get In where jt will be. 1 would like very much to have you at the Trav- clers’ club and think {t can be ar- ’ ranged if they are not having one of thelr welcoming Jamborees over some returning traveler, So that poor little Miss Bllington in dead. She was most intoresting the night of your party, Although she looked so wistful and trusting, |there camo into her eyes at times f jalternate glimpses of determination MOO and fear nk made moe wonder If : fy you or anyone else really know any- CHEESE thing about her, Sho was vory young and yet per- for TILLAMOOK “ Ie | than to 1 ider the cloud which weomed to vo mottled upon her. Her life was the kind which makes good stories and perhaps when 1 reach Wgypt I shall take her for my heroine, even tho T have another all pleked out for that somewhat du bious honor, Am walting until 1 soe Wednesday ovening N (Copyright, 10 the allo, or Qian size [al haps it was better for her to die t you on] Sincerely JL SARTORI. TM. A, forvice, Ino.) e ean TOMORROWNote from Leslic bor 4 ¥ Prescott to Karl Whitney, age mgr on Y. Pansccitivental No one can estimate how much the first railroad contributed to the devel- opment of the Pacific Coast. But never forget that it brought its rewards to people “back East,” too—even in its earliest days. For it transported East- ward many pioneer products of the Pacific—among them Folger’s Coffee, Tea, Spices and Extracts. Away back in 1850 the Western pioneers liked Folger’s Coffee. They liked it so well that they told the people back home about it, with the result that Folget’s Coffee, Tea and Spices moved to new markets, just as fast as the pio- neer carriers could take them. The demand spread until today the people of 29 states buy Folger-marked packages. (The modest San Francisco factory which produced the first Folger Products in May, 1850, grew by frequent additions and expansions. A complete plant —one of the most up-to-date in the country—was established at Kansas City, Mo., a branch was opened at Dallas, Texas, and all because high quality has been the Folger cornerstone for seventy-five years. So in this our Diamond Jubilee year we pay tribute to the pioneers. We honor their memory with this promise: that Folger Quality and Folger Sers ice shall never change from the high ideals set by our founders; that products bearing the Folger name shall always be of the highest quality—just as they, have been for these seventy-five years, J. A. FOLGER & CO, San Francisco « Kansas City «+ Dallas « Shidzuoka, Japan rots, LAr, Ce b “They want them in 29 States~ ¢ COFFEE ‘TEA*SPICES - EXTRACTS