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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-31
MORE PRACTICAL
COURSES ADDED

TO meet this condition Il has
been necessary to widely extend the
curriculum OF the high school
Fleming said. while We continue
our work In the cultural courses.
aud the academic lines, we have
those students who win not attend
the college or university"
Here are some OF the things TINT
high school students arc taught
nowadays: News writing in the high
school paper to develop application
OF English; office training classes to
familiarize students with the use OF
modern office equipment, auto re.
pairing classes where theory and
practice OF auto repairing are
taught; oral expression classes
whore the emphasis IL placed on
the spoken word instead OF the writ.
ten word. music. where students are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-31
25 FURNISHED
HOUSEKEEP ROOMS
Is BOARDERs WANTED

WANTED children b. board ei7so
10 school. good. country home
Mrs Ehndswutfr. luYrrton, A. r.
H. No b. IoN 100.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-31
Khan Endorses Man
for Congress Race

PORTLAND, Aug. 81 - Endorsed
by statewide Ku Klux Khan
caucus for United States senator,
Fred l.. Clifford. grand dragon Of
the order, was today considering
whether or not he will enter the
race.
Clifford, formerly exalted cyclops
Of the Khan in Oregon. was Sur.
prised by the Endorsement, he told
the delegates and was given two
weeks 10 decide.
His approval was voted at meet.
ing here yesterday with klansmcn
from every county in the state at
tending.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-31
Messenger Boy May
Die From Injuries

PORTLAND. Aug. 3f.-Carl
Soh;p. ~, messenger boy, WINS
fighting for his life here today,
following perhaps fatal injuries
sustained late yesterday when the
bicycle on which he was riding
was struck by q machine driven
by ~, j. Settcrgren. The autoist
was arrested Tor reckless driving
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-31
"a FURNISHED APIS.
AND FLATS

MADnOsA DiRTtICF
Nicely Gifnlabrd 3-rooH apartment
and sleeping porch, garage front
aud bBoh yard. close 70 school go,
FgI goth HFr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-31
Tremendous GrOlUth in
High School Attendance
Young People Realize Demands of Business
World and Prepare for 1t

given thoro course IN harmonlcs,
physical education, whore tho cnrc
aud development OF the body arc
taught. manual arts courses. includ.
Ing home economies, industrial
COURSES, art aud design, commercial
courses where various branches OF
commercial work are taughti retail
selling and merchandising,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-31
is MISCELLANEOUS FOR
SALE

.uEif EVERYBODY = WE hafe
uubrat Guaranteed Malt syrup
VI. pkg ..s.ts.... tss ~
FrrHDreFon H0pa. - pkg *
o. hrruge BOTTLES. don ...f.. %
toffsurar, 100 NJ seek .-s-sss b..bV
Frc9ellyeTy 70 your home. WIli9
~ iiat Telephone hein 7I1z'
IN FiFHt ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-31
81 SUMMER COTTAGES
TO RENT

LLAMA leach -Fino pavilion. fur
niHhcd cottages; camp. merry 50
round: FwiuEH; along 1000 ~ low
bank water front camp fiTsHt
Ukclnle parties. store on the
ground: milk. butter and eEEn,
strictly fresh Phone or write,
WIN. Curtis. Portage wash, Boat
from Ilcr Z. week. days $3.50 p. m;
Sunday aud Labor day. 2 a. ~.
Fare % cents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-31
MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS
LIVE STOCK

IVORY bedroom aHL breakfast SCH
wicker desk and chair. figT CALI
fnrnla ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-31
Here and There

Prince Rupert hallbut catch totnls
100000 pounds.
Centralia has building boom with
bSl permits Issued already this year
You can quickly find someone 10
kalsomine your room n you turn To
the Want Ads Columns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-31

piiNO TuNERS
1ouN srnnst IS $500 % y :0l
/ FUNERAL NOTICES

IoHNNoN -At tho residence lsai
Fnh Ave X g.. August 20. 1888,
Hannah Johnson. axe Is years. De-
loved wife nt HiHlmnr I"hnfoh;.
and aIater ~ Carl Erickson nf
Naisan Wash and EFich Ericks
rbn III prlernc Sweden Funeral
services sunday ~ p ma. az tho
Ewrdiah Tabernacle BELLEVUE and
r. Pike iHtrfmfnt NhHhclli
Johnson & Hamilton, funeral az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-31
MALE HELP-WANTED
cIVIL aENvIcE rosITIoN8

Wanted, BY Seattle civil fiervier
Commission. applicants for exam
inntipn for The following city po.
nitianH. computrr, structural
dfHftHman. ilnemnn. meat inHpec-
tor. chairman plumbing Inspector.
wHrHhouaeman. Hterili2rE junior
dr6Whfidre tender Also Hppi.
cHHts Tor the following promotion
al examinations. bincmhn. fore
man line crew, foreman track
maintenance and chairman chll
az COS County city Building for
detailed information and applich-
tion. which must be flied not later
than September q if22
MEMS VIRGIN WOOL SUITS $500.
Come upstairs and Hfr these fine.
virgin wool suits tailored from
fabrics woven rlsyht hers Ira wash.
ingtnn state. Truly beautiful
NVrAytH Guaranteed quality. only
see LundaulBtsLllly, End floor
Green Bldg. Fourth aud PIKE.
and agents wanted 20
cuuip hundred thousand Fofdn
with Improved slip-ou Fender
Braces Good commission. Tx
elusive territory Cali or write
Layc Nor Sales Co.. 1884 Western
ave- semitic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-31
LEGAL NOTICEs

Aur 5u 1923
Nfy wife. Nrp vs. q Robinson. has
this dny and date len my room
and board with my two children.
4 with her God speed. nnd viii
absolutely bo responsible Tor my
aud an acts ON her part Every
one coming ia contact win her
AfuST show hor every courtesy
and report rHmr 10 mo signed,
IS. q ROBINSON t0i Washing
ton avo, firamerton Wash. Phone
G4O
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-31

Bartell's Drug store. No 2, at Clio
Second ave. is a star Waut Ad Sub.
station. You can leave your copy
there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-31

When seventh son ia born In Ar
gentina tho president Of the republic
becomes his godfather
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-31

Just call MA inOG0O and phone
your Want Ads IT'S not necessary
10 come TO the office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-31
-FOUR SPECIAL BARGAINS

FOUR SPECIAL BARGAINS
Baby Grand Chevrolet, completely
overhaued: late model .,..... $3.50
Late Model Oakland; like new. $500
Nash Touring; new paint good me-
chanical shape ....s.-....a...Nap
1921 Ford Touring cord tires: new
palnt .............. ........S $3.50
EASY TERMS
Si7 LENoRA STREET
Phone MA in5ld
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-31

tThis i the fifth OF series
OF articles describing the worl,
OF the Seattle schools,-Editor,l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-31
LOST AND found

L0sr. iu FlrHt National Sank or
near Second aud Columbia Friday
2iih-Caneo pin. valued ~ Keep.
sake Reward NJ returned 90 1915
Western ave. of phone ia in-2gGl.
LOST Pocket wallet between Red
mund and Seattle. currency,
papers and chFrlIa. liberal reward
AddrrHs Box So. Falls city wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-31
personal.

yANTED Everyone who wishes e.
know how dangerous Epltrr is hud
how 10 cure w. eHll Or write. Also
that euro grafly Hli Tho heher
and Pains the human nNatnsn "
heir a. by removing the cause
stomach an right kidneys All right
ali rlrht All over is what an Old
retired physician told me v hn had
no axe a. grind Rheumatic efna-
iratUr and silica medira cupHules
yias ench. 1876 by parcel post
bottle, boxes. / month. 81 %. G.
o. u i4lS WIN treat r. rinFl'
case uf Tuberculosis frrs. CONSUL
tntian and booklet free. n IL
winhn Wlnhua Medicine Co, le2
American Hank flldF Seattle. Wn.
MIN -ReRuiu your strength and
health from that 1vrfwuthFa. tlrta,
rundown feeling VlR.TAIlIsETs
guaranteed TO hulld yuu up mcnt-
Elly and physically ny Whll only.
n days treatment w. s6 days fof
S. chester Medical Co, @2g 23rd
nWH -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-31
BUSINESS
SERVICES
Attorneys atIaw


Attorneys-atIaw
ADVICE free. Joseph Allen. lawyer
Al eases b0S Leary lids Ell 'psb
}, = nAfi.WM. BALL. aik Burke
BIDS a0i End. All cnssa. ICES MOI
corl,efy. 1850 itenry nldF Eil 22i1
Carpet Weaving and cleaning
UNDER NfW MASAGEMENT
REST EVER RUG co.
Save old carpets and make durable
flmff rurs, alro rag rugs
2dlf Westcrn Ave Nom Ahe1
Collateral loans
MONEY loaned on all articles q
value THE RELIABLE. 1907
Third avenue.
EleclriC Machinery
nouHuT- eoID- RENTED
W, MoNTELirs PRICE CO. seattle.
Monuments
PUGET BOUND Marble ard Granite
GO lot and virginia EutabliHhed
1874
OptIclnn and 0ptomeirist
bn EpMCNns Fraset,rateraon Co
PHleni Attorneys
FREpERlcK r. GOmN-u q and
foreign patents secured. developed
cold The following FOR sale NOW
Roof plate form $4,000 cash ana
raynity. sos -gsT Central Hldgg
Rrhttlo. phone Main $3.50; 500 y 81
~ vs. Washington, p e.
Hurry pOWEN. Pat Expert Fee
i75 all cost Terms PnntnE cs EldE.
Physicians. Surgeons
On. ANGUS. suits 400. pantagss
Bidg Women'a ailments. diaorders
MASON. Feuwlck. Lawrence. eathh-
ushsd 1861 Advice and booklet
Zee laa llmrllr nlhr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-31
l.NRGN1N

tNltGNlN m
n snnppv bug; classy, and fine rum
ming motor, top. windahield and
aide curtains SiS5 Hurry. itp3
n, Pine. Ask Tor Swantou.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-31
Z FEMALE HELP WANTED

BE- yard Machine
embroidery, buttons covered
pinntiuR 30i Peoples Bank lildF
HEMSTtTCHfNG
Reduced prices. alf EltEl Bldr.. Sec
ond and Pike, over BhrtrlFs.
RAGriAE plano playing taught 500
Pine street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-31
1923 Oakland Sport

1923 Oakland Sport
Used siuce June. Every extra. II
looks just like new. II carries
l0,000-mile guarantee on motor.
You'll save lot OF good money
N YOU hurry Easy terms owner,
7S6 Sand ave. EA st-5fiS after 6
y, m,
WILL. sacrifice my 1927 Ford for
cash. Cord tires. Hasslers ana foot
feed s220. One of the best pull
ing cars YOU ever saw. Phone
evening, Su nset-606s, day, CA pitl-.
1907
Putnam patriot., 1923-11-30
2746 Folsom St. Los Angeles. California

2746 Folsom St.
 Los Angeles, California Editor af Putnam Patriot
 Dear Sir:=A recent issue of your paper contains letter that interests me. and venture to add few re- marks.
 Mir. Strong letter deals with very live subject To nay mind the whole European muddle Is the result of not finishing the job with our troops when they were lover there" On to Der lin. should have been the order, hauled up che Stars and Stripes. and estab- iished real government The Ger man people would be better of. and the rest of the world might be free from this everlasting pickering about reparations.
 There is plenty of money in Ger many. hut it Is in the hands of Jew bankers. and if France can wiring any of t out of them l say "ge to it.
 Yes. some say. f we had gone on Ca Berlin. it would have meant the saeri- ice of more lives perhaps so. hut du we know we saved them. What mean eth the war clouds that hover all too aaar for comfort and peace of mind today
 Ne had 3 so-ealled Disarmament Conference. participated in by states- mon of thg world and they went home aui began to prepare fQf war
 Am rien k today iHventing and manufacturing more destructive iu- .5f...ft.nts of Narfafe. than she knew ~ at fbe close of the World War. 1T we have another war civilization will be at bat destroyed it should be q hands atH policy with this country, and lot our millionaire bankers de their own worrying about their Euro pean loans,
 Yes. Germany was prosperous De- 1 Ire the war. and if she ever sees pros peritv again she will be just as peace able as she was in 1914.
 The slogan of every American should be LAW not WAR.
 ELIZA UPHAM.
Putnam patriot., 1923-11-30
Drink Water to
 Help Wash Out
 Kidney Poison
H Your Back Hurts or Bladder Bothsrs You, Begin
 raking Salts

s.hca your kidneys huri and gogr back feeh sore 6lat att scaftd and pr1= oeed fa bad Hr fHHacE Ni=l q lQt q. drug that excite the kidney and iru- tate Che entire urinary tract Keep your kidue5 clean dse Faa keep f9Hs b1aels clean, bs flashing tem with q lai.d. harmless aIts 0i1H ap f9 rc move fhe b0lg lriaQu N aul tlm- ulafes shem ta their alrHal actsfts fhc function of the kidneys % Inter fhc blood Ia Z3 h5gfs fhe5 slfaiB from it SD grains of acid and Waite. go we can readily understand thr vif4l tmt1r- g4nee of kefriug the ki4ae. afiise
 Brink iGfs of good @aaef=-9ag can't drink fao iaach a. Eet faa aH8 aE uacist about four ounces of Jat e1i take a table epoaa fHi .H gla et water iNforc breakfast 1leh morning Ter E. IcW dags ald gar kidney may tHer act fnc This famous salt uz1f from ihe azid af a aHaH 5asaa. combined RfH Ha ns h laeH Hsed for Fcars e. hell aa4 tiHs
 te eiaEsH hdrs e inc aeids ia tHe n f
 sneef zanHea sf iE-# ztI5= fms afzsz relieving E
 iad sais iHs1HsH fs eaH H iure. u ze'Y5.s fBzre az thia m ser afHF wHizH essr lHz aaaia e naA aad taa fa h= zsH their kidue5s rieu aHi satIse tHis; als9 kecp up tlIe Wafer dela a1 md DO douh Vou Wif wonder became ef 4our hiduey ffaHh. aHd D ache. Bg al ueHH= haae Eanf pig zf= rian examine your kidney at least tNiee a year.
Putnam patriot., 1923-11-30
SAGE TEA TURNS
 GRAY HAIR DARK
fFs oranamother's Recipe t0 Bring Back Color and
 Lastre t0 Hair

That beautiful. even shade of dark, glossy hmr can orly hc had hy brew ing a mixture ol Sage Tea and eu.- nhuf Your hair is your charm. lt makes or mars fine face When it fades. turns gray or stresked iust an application or two of Sage and Sul- thur enhances its appearance a hun- dfedfold
 Don't bother Co prepare the mixture 1; you can get this famous old recipe im- proved by the addition of other ingre- slienis al a small cost. all ready tor use. II IS called Ayeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound This can always be de- pended upon 10 bring back the natural color and lastre of your hair
 Everybody uses "Nyeth'se Sage aud Sulphur Compound now because it darkcns SO naturally and evenly that nobody can tell it has been applied You simply dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through the hair. taking one small strand al tune; by morning the gray hair has disappeared. and after another appiiea- ton it becomes beautifully dark and appears glossy and iustrous.
Putnam patriot., 1923-11-30

To the Editor of The Putnam Patriot.
 Nov 2i. 1928 Dear sir I have just fed tramp" answered to a rap on the back door. Said poor. ragged, thin, hungry looking man tred nose and cheeks a perfect type of bum ] Lady, 1 am hungry Could you give me just a few bites Co eat? am out of work"
 Have you a family, wife or child reu said l.
 His answer was eNo. Never had wife. !"
 Said I, Do you drink2"
 Said he. "Yes. when have the money Co buy it."
 Where do you get it2"
 "Oh on the street. They have men here and there watching. They know the mon who drink, and they say Do you want a half pint?" and t costs lot.
 "Haw much 2"
 Weu. two dollars for a half pint, sometimes a pint for two dollars but that cheap f. would blow your head off
 Said I, "You are a fool to take such chances
 Said be, "i know it. but we do" Said ]. "Why don't yeu clean up, comb your hair and fix un little2" His answer was. "if l only could get the chance. even have lost my comb.
 told the man l believed he had told me the truth and l would feed him. and give him a good lecture after he got through eating. He got the lecture. and he took it with 8 smile. and lift of the hat and said he was going to try and get work, brace up and go on. now that he was so full of food they couldn't sell him a drink, if he had the money to buy. Too bad Putnam hasn't a place to send fellows like this for further in vestigation, to get work if they really want 1t.
 Sincerely yours,
 A SUBSCRIBER.
Putnam patriot., 1923-11-30
To Try tlse New afSlC TIT transmission

A powerful foot brake controls the rear wheels; an automatically equal ized emergency operates through the propeller shaft; and the Traffic Trans mission makes the brabing effort of the engine instantly available by split second change to lower gear.
Putnam patriot., 1923-11-30

Special Correspondence to The Putnam patriot)
Putnam patriot., 1923-11-30
"Lest We Forget

tdif0r pf FHfHdrl Fdfflof~-
 Dear Sir;-Allow me Co express ms appreciation of recent editorial ID The Patriot. Lest We Forget The world owes great deal to France And in spite of the flood of pro-Ger- man propaganda and sentimental sloppy writing, the question still re mains. What could France have done differently and saved her self-respect and independeneeg England and the
Putnam patriot., 1923-11-30

A prominent American woman is making it possible for six British stu. dents to enter universities ia the United States every year. She has founded scholarships at Princeton, Harvard and Yale for students at On. ford and Cambridge. It Is to be hoped that the time soon will come when it will be possible to arrange exchange of students with all the enlightened nations of the world.
Putnam patriot., 1923-11-30
In ls44 two men arrived at the spot

In 1s44 two men arrived at the spot where Portland, Oregon, now stands. One man was from Boston and the other from Portland, Maine. Each wanted to name the place for his own home town and to settle the argument a penny was Tipped. The Portland man won, according to the story. Pet tygrove was his name and his de- seendants. still treasure the historic penny.
Putnam patriot., 1923-11-30

Wild geese throng the right of way of the Spokane-Portland Railway north of Wallula, Washington, inter fering seriously with the operation of trains. When the fiocks take wing before the trains the noise of their beating wings can be heard for great distances. They roest on the sand dunes. their webbed feet acting on the sliding sand as snowshoes act on snow.
Putnam patriot., 1923-11-30
BOOK NEWS

Books recently added to the Put nam Public Library are announced by the librarian as follows.
Putnam patriot., 1923-11-30

Thirty-two thousand colored farm hands have migrated to northern in dustrial centers from Georgia alone in the past year.
Putnam patriot., 1923-11-30

As an experiment the Santa Fe Railroad has employed some 400 Pue- blo Indians as track laborers.
Putnam patriot., 1923-11-30
PRAISE FOR STATE TREASURER

Mir Cilpatrc's Report Shows Splendid Handling of States Fund-Expenses of Fiscal Year Were S21 ,2o3 977.s8.-Present Situation of State Taxation.
 "MORTLAKE"
 Special Correspondence to The Putnam Patriot)
Putnam patriot., 1923-11-30
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 / CdICOH

other nations forced France to play a lone hand, and she had the courage to play it.
 Yours very truly,
 EVERETT E. BROWN.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-08
LADDIE BOY SAD
Airedale Seems to Sense That Master
Is Dead.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Washington, ID. C., Aug. Saddle
Boy said his last goodbye to his mas
ter in the East Room of the White
House this morning. There may be
some hard hearts who will say that
n dog couldn't know but it seemed Ia
those about him as if he did.
Mrs. Harding told an attendant tc
take him in the East Room for q
moment because he seemed to want
to 60.
Alertly, he shifted the heavy air
freighted with the fragrance of the
funeral blooms. walked solemnly
around the bier lying under the great
crystal chandelier, and poked his nose
in the flowers as if looking for the
master he knew was there but COULDN'T
see. and then turned his brown eyes
to the White House attaches with an
inquirfng look which was too much
for them to endure without their own
eyes turning misty.
Laddie Boy knew Lis master was
back in the house but he seemed ia
sense that for some reason he couldn't
find him and, like n good dog, he con
cluded there was nothing to do but
go back to his favorite spot and wait
faithful to the end.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-08

Paul Rogers, all of whom reside in
towns near Luling.
The next we'll to come in the
Luling field probably will be the
United North and South Oil Com
pany's No. Hardeman. 1t is drill
ing in the cap rock now.
Two big deals were made in the
field Tuesday. Mr.. Lebows, Okla.
homa oil operator who has one pro
Queer and one drilling well on the
Merriwether tract, is reported to have
sold his acreage as well as the wells
to the Magnolia Petroleum Company
for consideration of $4,000. A
25-acre tract and 75-acre tract off
setting the Gordon tract on which the
Clark Oil Company is about to bring
in producer. has been purchased by
the Gulf Production Company. This
company is reported to be planning an
extensive. drilling program here.
The bishop led prayer, in which
all knights joined, for President Hard
ing. The assembly then sang lead
Kindly Light"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-08
BISHOP COMES
0DEFENSE Of
HONOR Of CITY
Drossaerts Denounces Ac-
ton Of Neff and Barton
in Sending Rangers.
ADDRESSES X. OF c.
Texas Needs Strong Men
to Stem Tide Of Insan-
ity, He Says.

A burst of applause greeted Bishop
A. ]. Drossacrts' opening remarks IN
a speech to about 500 members of the
knights of Columbus at the II. I.
Hall Tuesday night when he said
Looking into the faces of such peace
full men as are here before me l can
not understand why Governor Nefl
and Adiutant General Barton sent
rangers to San Antonio or why San
Antonio is said to be the worst city
but one in the state"
Bishop Drossaerts denounced the ac-
ton of the governor and Mr.. Barton
in sending the rangers to "clean up
San Antonio.
City Not Worst in State.
As an illustration to show that San
Antonio is not the worst law-break-
ing city in Texas, Bishop Drossaerts
declared that he had recently read an
article in a newspaper stating that ~
leople had been flogged recently in
Dallas.
I'VE Catholics are a minority in
Texas, a hopeless minority" Bishop
Drossaerts continued.
@But. as was recently said at q
meeting of French Catholics, we can
say that we are living, enthusiastic
minority. We can do something for
our state, our church and our city. of
San Antonio, if we are united and de-
termined to do so.
ave need strong men to stem the
tide of insanity and degeneration that
appears to be sweeping Texas. we
need men who are real Americans with
the tolerant spirit of George Wash