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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
All the Squea-Moo Landers gathered around to haze
tooL nt

All this time the little black auto.
mobile stood silently regarding its
visitors. Never word did It say,
but few drops OF water ran down
It's nose and they did look like real
tears.
II think It's shamsr' said
Nancy 20 Mister Dodger. The fairy.
man and the Twins were near
enough, as usual, to hear the whole
affair.
Never mind" he said wisely.
Just be patient, my dear. Some
times we have our own way 20
make in the world. Wait and soe|
a day or two later the Twins
had reason to remember Mister
Dodgers words. For all tho squcaly-
Moo people had their heads together
again.
ut was this way" Nancy heard
Mister Rooster say. "Chucky Chick.
on crossed the road and tried to
oross back again. And rather than
hit him. the new automobile sklddod
into n muddy ditch and couldn't get
out again. Charley and Bob had to
pull It out with ropes"
MY. my" cried all his listeners
wasn't that splendid Of itF'
"soyF' quacked Daddy Duck. Did
you ever notice what fine voice It
hast"
And It's eyes" mlewcd Thomas
Mouser proudly. They're just like
mino at night"
Pm sorry its horn has been cut
off," mooed MIssez Cow kindly.
what did tell your said tho
fairymnn TO the Twins. "Tho little
car has won their hcnrts by doing
kind act
ITO he Continued
! Copyright, 1923, by Seattle Starr
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Lesson No. S
Economical Dishes Easily Prepared

spoonful salt, 2 teaspoonfuls baking powder,
tablespoonfuls butter or substitute.
MIX -four, corn meal salt and baking powder.
Add unbeaten egg and liquid. Add melted but
ter and beat vigorously. Pour into shallow pan
which has been well oiled and bake In mod
eratey hot oven. The mixture must DO thin
An iHerpen,ipe subritute for cake - one
that aluays pleases the children and many
adult, ia old-faihiOHed gingerbread. Thi' re-
cipe is one that haze found most satisfGe-
tory:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
scoRcuED LINEN

To remove scorch marks from
linen. treat with a preparation con.
sIsting Of two ounces Of fuller'a
earth. boiled in hnlt n pint OF vine.
gar and mixed with tho Juice OF
three onlonA
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They An
Wanted Ffio

Dear, Miss Grey want 20
thank you for assisting me In ind
Ing a good homo for my little Fox
Terrier I wish others would ask
your assistance IN finding homes
FOR stray animals or thosH they
cannot keep. as / was very aucceas-
ful. having had close 20 100 ealls.
Sincerely.
MRS W a II
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me TO all parts OF the business dis
trict, and / am sure you would
change your views II you we're to
cover my territory for Just one
night Gratefully yours.
A CONSTANT READER
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Cynthia Grey win receive call
ers on Monday. "Wednesday and
Friday from ] to p. m. and on
Tuesday and Thursday from II to
IL a m. Mt her office in the Star
Bldg, 1909 Seventh ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
BEADED GOWNS

Beaded fringe is used very etfec.
lively on tho new gowns. and 81 is
admirable for keeping the slender
line so much in vogue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22

This series Of Lessons milk cookery appearing wscky Ms Blake'
counsel u Be helpful and stimulating bu Of her practical ePens
in home cooking She w quion cookery asked og r
readrs Addem Mrs. Mary Blake Csrnsion hak PTodH0' Coz
Stuart Building Seattle Washng0p
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water about twenty minutes or until soft.
Drain Melt butter; add -four: add salt: then
milk and cook nye minutes. Combine With
macaronL. This recipe serves six people
WheYe there l. meat left over from roast
or aew the foilorriag recipe rcill sr9gest an
lereeileHt rpay Of making use Of Il
Scalloped Meat
cups meat. parsley, III cups thin white
sance
Chop meat lns and season with salt and
pepper II desired. Mix meat and thin white
sauce and put in buttered baking dish cover
the top with buttered bread crumbs and brown
In oven 10 or 10 minutes. Cold ish may DO
shredded and used In the Eame way. This re-
cipe seryes six poopla
Msay Of osy oacestors, particularly fkose
rho Iued in the corr" stafes. practically
raised their fou,ilies on corn bread and m;lk
"a most nourshing and Wholesome food,
Here's an easy uuy to make good corn bread:
Corn Bread
u cupfnl -four, II cupfuis water cupful corn
meal u cupful Carnstion MIX. egg. u tea,
(CEp o~d paste this lAsson 10 y
eng prscion ksson, riH b 9
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Cream Of Macaroni Soup

/ teaspoon Ealt, 2 table
spoons butter, - cup
macaroni. broken IN "
inch pieces, l teaspoon
salt, 2 tablespoons -four.
3 cups water. ] cup Car
nation MIX. Cook mac
L. AnIiin nnlloA
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Gingerbread

6 Tablespoonful wa
ter, az cupfule -four, 1
cup molasseB. 2 table
spoonfuls Carnation MIX.
Il teaspoonful salt. Il
teaspoonful soda, IL tea
spoonfuls ginger. Il cup
full butter or lard. Sift
49,, lncradtarfa tooothar
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Population
of Cities

Dear Miss Grey: Ny daughter
claims that st. Louis is the fourth
largest city in tho United States,
take issue with her as l think De-
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spoonfuls ginger u cup
full butter or lard. Sift C------------1
dry ingredients together. Add liquid TO molas-
sea Combine mixtures add shortening and
beat we'll Pour into oiled shallow pan and
bake In moderately hot oven about rs minutes.
Questions and Answers
Where Ia caration MIX mades Mrs.
C. L. d.
II was first made In the State of Wash
ington, but the growing demand for it
caused number Of plants to be built on
the Pacific Coast and later Others were
established in other rich dairy districts.
There are now seven large Carnation Milk
condenseries in Washington alone.
Where con I get fable sKo.ring hon. long
parious dishes should be eookeds Mr.. r. B. p.
On page 80 of our book, One Hundred
Tested Recipes, which shall be glad to
send you, is complete timetable for
cooking, also oven temperatures and
weights and measures.
nlA1pz DZa,kz
IM Domestic Science pep4
:: Z: !: !; I: =: =
{HkiGV/ Write for free booklet
tH( u 100 tested milk reclpea
j&ES/ Address Carnstion MIX
SXRe~ 4 Products Co. ff6o Stuart
~ BLDG Seattle, Wash.
' cook book II yoa Anys saissed
to se~d u 10 you on rsqssa)
Evening star., 1923-07-13
B|LLERAND TO SIGN.
TREATY THIS WEEK.
Ratification Held Poincare
: ,-sMove to Win Friendship
: of America.
> BY PAUL SCOTT MowRER.

ByCable to Tho star and Chicago Daily News
Copyright 1928.
PARIS, July 13.-Following its rati-
fication by the chamber of deputies on
July and by the senate Thursday, the
Washington naval limitation treaty is
expected to become law In France be-
fore the end of this week by the sigma
ture of President Millerand.
No matter what Americans may think
of. Premier Poincares policy in other
directions, he gave proof of his friend
ship for the United States in the matter
of.this treaty, for il was nothing but his
personal insistence that persuaded the
French parliament to ratify it. Some
assert that his activity in favor of the
treaty was direct play to win over to
France in the reparations discussion the
sympathy Of America. which of late
has apparently been strongly inclined
TOWARD the British view.
In the discussion of the treaty in the
senate NJ. Lemery took care to EN-
phasize the fact that the agreement was
stxactly temporary and was not to be
renewed at it's expiration. Also he as
serted the agreement never was to be
extended from capital ships to auxiliary
ships. In such an extension. he as
serted, France would never participate.
FILIPINOS JUBILANT.
Evening star., 1923-07-13
LOOT GERMANS HOME.
Chinese Bandits Active in Canton
District.

By the Associated Press.
HONGKONG, July 13. - Chinese
robbers today raided and looted the
residence of German at Tung Shan,
near Canton. Foreigners of the dis
trict are in a state of CONSERVATION.
Evening star., 1923-07-13

an address before the annual con-
vention Of the Ohio Electric Light
Association here last night.
Entrance of the United States into
the full spirit of the league of ma
tions. he declared, was the only way
open to possible prevention of such
a conflict, which he pictured as the
most terrible the world will have
ever known.
President Harding is "eternally
right" the former Secretary said. in
his proposal for participation In the
world court, but this agency having
powers to deal only with interna-
tional questions of a legal nature
cant be counted upon to end war
'Partisanship ought to stop at the
seacoast." Mr.. Baker declared in urg-
ing that the country assume full
membership in the league, but with
any reservation or under any name
that might be desired
Evening star., 1923-07-13
Count Prefers
MoscoW Perils
To Ditch Digging
special .pispa tch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
WICHITA. Kans., July 13.-Count
Oblenski Romanoff Dimitri has
put on his tailored suit, his high
hat. carefully adjusted his white
spats. and with his cane swung at
a pugnacious angle, started back
to New York. And he isn't going
to stay there long, but intends to
take the first ship available to re-
turn to Russia and bolshevism.
3. The count has given up his job
of laborer in the oil fields near
here, and it's all because of the
Oklahoma clay. Dimitri planned
to start at the bottom in the oil
business and work up. He start
ed below the bottom, because his
first job was a ditch digger, and
his sole advancement was when
he stepped up out of the ditch and
away from work. ~
although Russia is veritable
hornets nest said the count, Il
shall return there Immediately. I
think my future will be. better
there than here. In this country
the clay.I have found is the worst
mixture l have ever seen. / could
hardly get my spade into 1t, and
after I got it in could hardly get
it out, and when l got 1t out l
couldn't get it Off"
Evening star., 1923-07-13
CLAIMS HOLD-UP RECORD
Detroit Man Victim Six Times in
Eight Weeks.

DETROIT, Mich. July 13.-Add to
the list of record claimants the name
of George Baker, Royal Oak Garage
owner, who believes himself to be
the most held up" man in the coun-
try.
Baker. who sleeps in the rear of
his garage, was aroused last night
by a sound at the door. He sprang
for his shotgun. but the intruder got
his revolver working first. One bullet
grazed Bakers face: another passed
through his hand. Baker sent a
broadside from the shotgun at tine
prowler, who escaped in an auto
mobile.
In six hold-ups in which he has
participated unwillingly during the
last eight weeks. Baker has shot
two of the bandits and captured
three.
Evening star., 1923-07-13
HUSBAND FREES GIRL.
Shows She Did Not Help Him Es-
cape From Prison.

CHICAGO. July 13.-Miss Mary
Lambert, arrested two weeks ago
upon her arrival here from Califor-
MIA, was released yesterday when
Henry T. Kraft, whom she was
charged with helping to escape from
prison in Louisville, KY, informed
police that he was not an escaped
prisoner and that he and Miss Lam
bert were married.
Police arrested Miss Lambert in the
belief that Kraft would surrender
when he learned of her arrest.
Kraft said that he had been released
on bond and was returning to Louis
willie for his trial.
Evening star., 1923-07-13
HOPE OF CHINA LIES
IN KOO, ENJOYS SAY
Could Restore Semblance of Gov.
ernment by Taking Foreign
Ministry,
BY JUNIUs B. WOOD.

BY JUNIUS b. WOOD.
BY Gable to The Star and Chicago Daily News
Copyright, 1923.
PEKING. July 13.-Foreigners here
were declared to be in no danger, and
reports of a mutiny among his troops
were declared false by Gen. Feng Yuh-
Slang, so-called Christian general"
when interviewed at his military
camp. ten miles south of Peking, this
morning.
II can move my army inside the
city within an hour should any dis
orders be reported" he said. They.
can efficiently quell any disturbance.
Although my soldiers are unpaid for
seven months, their discipline is ex-
cellent.. and all of my men are de-
pendable"
The Chinese government is disap-
pearing like the Cheshire cat, and.
eventually, will leave only the smile
in the distance" said an American
diplomat here today In commenting
on the latest designations, which leave
four active members of the cabinet
and five vacancies. Representatives
Of foreign powers here are worried
by this precedent of the transaction
of state affairs by a minority cabinet.
Evening star., 1923-07-13
NAMED UNIVERSITY HEAD.

CHICAGO. JaIy 13.-Ernest De Witt
Burton. for thirty years connected with
the University of Chicago, was elected
president at meeting Of the board az
trustees yesterday.
Since the retirement of former Presi-
dent Harry Pratt Judson last February,
DR.. Burton has been acting president
He is head Of the department Of New
Testament and Early Christian lltera-
ture.
Evening star., 1923-07-13
FILIPINoS JUBILANT.
Believe Pacific Treaties Mean In
dependence.
BY WALTER j. ROBB.
By,wireless to The Star and Chicago Daily
News Copyright 1923

By-,wireless to The Star and Chicago Daily
News. Copyright 1923.
MANILA. July 13.-Advocates of
Filipino independence here are hall
ing with joy the ratification by
France of the four-power treaty.
.Ratifcation of the treaty means
the liberation of the Philippine Is
lands, because the United States will
practically be forced to abandon the
islands," declared .Isauro Gabaldon,
resident commissioner. in an inter
view in the Manila Times. The
treaty guarantees the future safety
of our islands. No strong power can
seize them If the terms of the pact
mean anything"
Teodor NJ. kalaw. executive secre-
tary of the Philippine independence
commission. also forecasts that the
United States will find it impossible
10 hold the Philippine Islands under
the Washington agreements.
Evening star., 1923-07-13
TORNADO KILLS TWO.
Victims Caught in Collapse of Ok
lahoma Residence.

GRANITE. Okla. July 13.-Two per.
sons were killed and several injured
when a tornado struck this city yes
terday. Considerable property loss
was reported. The dead are Theop.
oils Ellison, eight, Oklahoma City
and ]. G. Mullanax, sixty eight, Gran.
ite. Jim Christy and Will Beach
Christie were seriously injured. All
were caught in the collapse of thu
Christy home.
Evening star., 1923-07-13
BAKER PREDICTS new
WAR IN FOUR YEARS
Former Cabinet Officer Says Amer.
lea in League Alone Can
Stop Outbreak.

BY the Associated Press.
CEDAR POINT, Ohio, July 13.-
There will be a continental European
war within the next three or four
years, with the possibility that the
United States will be drawn in "un-
less something is done about it,"
Newton d. Baker of Cleveland. for
mer Secretary of War. predicted in
Evening star., 1923-07-13

A nominal semblanoe Of government
might be possible should Wellington
Koo accept the foreign ministry to
which he was appointed four months
ago. Still in the absence Of a presi-
dent, q premier. q cabinet quorum and
with the members of parliament scat
tered and the soldiers unpaid. the
foreign ministers here do not appre-
hend disorders
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-01

Raggedy Ann and RaEgedy Andy and Marggy and her Mamma had been riding upon the paper Dragons back. And the paper Ioragon could wiggle along through the wood faster than horse could run, but Mir. Doodle had found Raggedy Andy's magic ooden sword. Raggedy Andy had forgotten and left the wooden sword lying upon the ground near where Mir. Doodle had been glued to the log.
 And as the wooden sword could go faster than the paper Dragon couli wiggle MT. Doodle soon caught up with our friends and they had to stop to keep Mr. Doodle from cutting off the Dragons tail.
 How did you get free from the log where I had you fastened with the glue, Mir. Doodle?" Raggedy Andy asked. 1t
 When I saw you leaving me alone. on the log I wiggled and twisted as hard as I could, trying to get loose. But wiggle and twist as much as l could, l could not get away. Then grew very, very angry because l knew you were escaping with the paper Dragon and l want him to make into chicken coop. So I grew SC angry l cried. That made the leoTS Iul upWil liiS ilooo UAiNS e.AS -Ne7 and it melted the glue and l was able to stand up. Then didn't l laugh?"
 Why did you laugh, Mir. Doodle?' Marggy's Mamma asked as sho opened her basket of lunch and gave cookies to every one.
 q laughed because I saw that Raggedy Andy had left his wooden sword lying upon the ground and knew that the wooden sword could carry me lot faster than the Dragon could wiggle. I got upon the wooden sword and soon caught up with you. Now l shall take the Dragon home for chicken coop''
 ''Sit down on the log beside Rag gedy Ann and me, Mir. Doodle" Rag gedy Andy said, '"and have some lunch. We do not believe in being unkind to you, even if you are un- kind to us!'
 Mir. Doodle looked carefully at the log to see if Raggedy Andy had put glue on it. You shall not fool mo again by having me sit in glue." Mir. Doodle said.
 Give Mir Doodle a nice handful of cookies" Raggedy Andy said to Marggy's Mamma and when Marggy's Mamma had given Mir. Doodle a large handful of cookies, Raggedy Ann said, Now give MT. Doodle a large piece of chocolate cake, because he must be hungry"
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one woman in the world, and all the balance arc just tho female of the species, and who goes on calling his wife little girl, after she is 66 years old, and weighs f75 pounds"
 And whats the use of bothering with man who, is a philanderer by nature, and who chases every petit coat between the cradle and the grave?
 The jealous wife tortures herself by believing that her husband wants to elope with every woman. with whom he is having an animated con versation, and that if he asks wom an friend to have bite of lunch with him, he is making rendezvous with her. All of which s simple tom foolery Ninety-nine times out of a hundred, the man is as innocent as a babe unborn, of any intentions whatever towards the strange women. She was agreeable, and helped him pass a pleasant half hour, this is all. and all of wife's agonies have been for naught.
 The jealous wife should remember that she is her husbands choice in women. He picked her out from all her sex as the one that represented lis ideal, and mems tastes seldom
 
 same type of clothes year after year. Reflect how hard it is to get them to move their habitation. 1t is women who are crazy about one thing one day and mad about some thing else the next.
 Of course there arc faithless hus- bands, just as there are faith1ess wives, but the average husband is apt to stay put. He has made his own best bet matrimonially, and he abides by it. As rule. he is far more interested in business adven- lures than he is in heart affairs, and it amuses him even more than it ag- gravates him when his wife is jealous of him.
 Jealousy is, however, a boomerang that invariably returns and destroys the hand that hurled it. For many a woman is jealous without reason makes her suspicious give her cause for jealousy.
 Many a man never noticed how much prettier and younger than his wife some other woman was until his jealousy. Many 8 business man never thought of his secretary as anything but an office adjunct until his wife got jealous of her. Many 8 man never thought of flirting with other women until his wife put the idea into his head by her jealousy.
 It is when wives make other women forbidden fruit that men risk their lives to do some apple eating. It is when wives nag, and fret, and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-01

Jealousy is the ultimate expression of humility. and reimbursement. The woman who cannot listen to her husband express admiration for an ether woman without getting peeVedi who endures grinding torments when her husband dances .ith another woman; who gets jaundiced every tir.a ner husband enjoys the society of another woman, admits that she considers herself such poor. homely' Gull clod that she cannot stand com parison with other women.
 If she thought that she was as good looking as other women, if she considered that she had their charms, and that she was as entertaining and amusing as they are, sine would not be afraid Of every woman who crosses her husbands pathway. She would feel that she could hold her own, and that there was no danger Of her husband forsakin6 her for some more attractive lady.
 Therefore, the first aid treatment in jealousy is for the poor worm of the dust, who is squirming around in a sense of her own un werthiness, to buck up and have some pride about her. Just hold the thought, as our Christian Sciene@ friends say. that you dIS bSaV1tAet and fascinating, and just IS much of vamp as any sister woman is. Quit thinking that your husband admires every other woman more than he does you. Just remember that ne admired you. well enough to marry you, and that is an indorsement that you could draw money on at the, hank.
 Bear in mind that every man takes lis wife at her own valuation, and If she is so firmly convinced that she can't hold a candle to his stenog- 1apher, or his dinner partner, or some old friend of his boyhood, he is pretty sure to adopt her opinion of herself. The first time many a man every dls- covers that he got second class article in wife is when she calls Lis attention to the fact by being jealous of every first class woman.
 Fight jealousy with common sense. After all, the greeneyed monster is nothing but bogy like the one chil- dreu conjure up with which to scare themselves. It is a creature Of the in.agination, and you have only to turn the light of reason on It, to have it dissolve into thin air.
 Jealous wives may well take this fought to heart-their husbands are u ue to them, in which case there Is rothing to worry over. Or their hus- Isantls are not true to them, in which ease they are not worth worrying over. Whats the use of bothering about man who thinks there is just
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-01
hf Adventuresj RagystyAnn 4 .aRa99eAyA AnAy .R da10e ly Sehnny Sru<Ne G
copyri.ht ,, JOHNNY cRlIE1lE Ap RaN,. Re.erv.l

Andy Margeys Mamma dii M Raggedy Andy said.
 So when Mir. Doodle reached for the large piece of chocolate cake, he had to drop Raggedy Andy's magic wooden sword, because he had both lands full of cake and cookies.
 "Whee!" Raggedy Andy cried as he picked up the magic wooden sword. Now l have the wooden sword and Mir. Doodle can not follow us when we ride on the Dragons back, So al soon as we finish eating our lunch we will start again."
 This made Mir. Doodle feel so bad to think that Raggedy Andy had fooled him into dropping the magic sword he cried and Raggedy Andy had to wipe the tears away to keep them from spelling Mir. Doodle's cake and cookies
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-01
ONE TRICK ADAY
THE SUSPENDED MATCHEs

Before showing this trick, break off portion of match just long enough that 1t may be tightly wedged transversely across the tray of an ordinary box of safety matches.
 The tray Is replaced in the sliding cover and pushed open slight way so that the audience can see that the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-01
MS SPECIAL FEATURES OF INTEREST TO WOMEN
Won1an's Jealousy Is Her
 Confession Of Enferiority
By DOROTHY DIX

that she jealous of her husband with cause by which the that sesses
 remedy jealousy cultivate little f-conce annl lheral ldoseso of to the situation