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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-09

tho geological survey. headed by Dr.
George II. Ashley. noted FooIowis,.
was desired by the governor.
Llkswiso, he sought In his proposed
department. OF commerce. tho burcau
Of statistics and information. Both
Of thoSe agencies are lodged by virtue
Of The constitution In the department
Of internal affairs. corresponding 20
Tho federal government OF tho IN.
ieri0r
Tho clash has como abou, between
Governor piucho, and Secretary OF
Internal Affairs James +. woodward,
both Of them elected on tho came
ticket last fall Both officials nro re.
spondhle only TO tho people and re-
movable only thru Impeachment, pro-
esediusa.
ono Of pinchots first statements
when he became governor was a pro.
posal that the department. OF inter.
nal affairs be abolished Under tho
Pennsylvania constitution this would
require nm amendment submitted 10
two sessions Of tho legislature and
voted on by tho people. His first
sklrmish 20 abolish tho department
was lost BY refusal Of the legislature
TO pass The amendment. In the bat
Ito that followed. however. Pinchot
was victor In his reorganization
code he provided for transfer OF tho
geological survey TO tho department,
Of forests and waters The purpose OF
this. he said. was TO have a co-ordin.
ating agency under his control. 10
conduct tho giant power survey OF
Eastern states. n policy which he
now advocates.
When the governor suggested 10
Woodward that he permit tho move
TO abolish his department to 20 for.
ward, a vigorous protest was regis.
tered Since then. the breach has wid.
cned until today tho matter has re.
suited in open rupture between the
two officials.
Governor Pinchot lost in his effort
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-09

Round and round this
mule goes as he works an ir-
ri0dtion pump near Constdn-
tinople and so his driver
blindfolds him Nth curious
cup-iike bliHkers TO keep him
from getting dizzy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-09
DEATH CAUSE
TO BE PROBED

Believing that her son. Paul NJ.
lsosatou. died Of cerebral hemorrh.
sge Ia atIake Chelan hospital last
TUESDAY, Mrs. C. II. Boynton has
ortcrcd that a post norton examina.
tion oi the young mans body ho
made This viii be conducted by
DR. Russell r. Congdon al Wcnat.
chec.
Young Royntou was riding with
two eompanions Leon Mcbride and
Leslie Wiltshire. when the small
roadster In which they rode became
unmanagcahle and plunged over "a
steep precipioo near Lake Cheian.
vac other two men were instantly
killed while Boyzton died a few days
later.
After the post norton examination
the body OF the had viii be brought
10 his Seattle home. where he lived
with his parents Col, and Ms. 4, n
Boynton. az sSit Wsrr-n ave, The
remains win be eremated. There viii
ho no public burial ceremonies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-09
Mediterranean
Meanderings
Madeira Open on Sunday? Ratherl
Every Soul There, Palm Extended.
Population Makes Holiday.
Many Ways to Spend Your Money.

Of sleek. wolLfcd and good natured
oxen. which. driven by one native
and teasod on hy another. negotiate
the narrow. twisting, high.wailed
streets at tho terrific speed OF three
miles tho hour when traffic does
not impede progress With their
peculiar calls TO tho oxen and the
picturesque bcggur boys throwing
flowers into our aledgo as We passed
along, tho excursion was a picnic.
The bis stunt az Madeira Is tho
ride up tho mountain. Torerio do
Luelia. $500 feet. GA p fine incline
railway past orchards. vineyards
ana gardens. 90 which 1 noted grow.
ms the following fruits. Lemons.
lines, grapefruit. noetarines, pluma.
cherries. Strawberries, bananas,
green cages, pears. grapes. loquats.
.tlgs and apples
Having reached tho mountain top
In an enveloping fog. which prevent.
od views OF tho ocean FAR below. We
tobogganed down IN one OF tho
mountain aledgcs. ateercd by cou.
pie Of Mcdcirana. This toboggan.
ming on cobblo stones. past sub.
tropical gardens and beautiful Villas
into the sunshine OF Funchal. was
exciting enough 20 be interesting
and altogether delightful
IN the great 18th century. Portu.
gucse navigatoru were leaders ip al.
venture upon tho seven seas. while
her explorers discovered and claimed
much OF tho ear,h's surface. OF al
her once vast holdings. scarcely
anything remains. tho island OF Ma.
delra. discovered by Fargo three.
quarters OF n century before colum.
bus found us. being ono % tho old.
est and decidedly ono OF tho most
beautiful.
Attic old. Madeira has contributed
little 20 what We call civilization,
yet. as tho homo OF Mr.. and Mrn.
Christopher Columbus from tho time
Of their marriage. IN 1873. 10 iass.
Madeira must over be remembered.
Tor lt wna hero that Chris II said
10 have come In contact with an an
cicat shipwrccked and dying mari
ncr. who. uniearned az hs was. atm
believed the earth was round. ana
knew from experience that beyond
tho horizon lay stiu more sea ana
no dragons nj all excepting those
OF bis own making
Tho English really own Madeira.
altho under tho Portuguese flag
Thelra arc tho principal industries.
the largest shops. the big Rsld's
Palace hotel and the principal
financial and shipping interests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-09
Postal Telegraph
to Silence Lines

The local offices OF the Postal
Telegraph Cable Co, are IN receipt OF
advices from their president. Ciar,
ence Mackay. that In all offices Of
the system from Paris, France. 20
Shanghai. China. tho telegraph
lines and cables are 20 be sllenced for
two minutes, when the funeral serv.
ices for President Harding start az
Marion. Ohio. on Friday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-09
IN W. II. pORTTRFmEI.D

Fu NCH Al. Madeira Islands -
Tho fussy lady, with "A husband az
homo and five trunks fun OF clothes
In the hold. was greatly pcrturhed
during most OF last week over the
fact that Wa were TO spend sunday
only az Madeira. her thought being
that the Madeirans would not open
their embroidery shops on tho sab.
hath day
Il is 60 taught Tho guide book
tells Us the population ot Funohal
Is "3t53T souls" As nearly as We
could calculate. every one % these
'souls" was In tho immediate neigh,
borhood OF the brick quay when the
tendcr from our ship arrived az 5
a. m. with its first load OF passen,
gers.
Every soul was there with his
rlght hand extended palm upward.
a bosccchlng expression on his face.
with which all Madeiran babies are
said 20 make their entrance into
this vale OF tears.
sunday And with 6lT rlch
Americans 10 be relieved or their
surplus travellers chccka3 Why.
the entire population og this beauti
ful island 10000 OF them made
holiday and when We sat down TO
dinner tonight. Just as Capt. Bono
ordered anchors awclgh" every
cabin carried Us assortment OF Ma.
deira embroidered handkerchief.
napkins. tableeloths. towels. night
gowns. and tho ~ cctcra." while
from under tho pilo OF white goods
all too frequently appeared tho wick.
cr Jacket surrounding bottle Of
the beverage which has been 20 MA.
deira what Coca-Cola Is TO Atlanta.
Frankly, Madeira is one OF tho
most purely beautiful spots on earth
and Funchal. It's capital. Is well.
nigh unique 10 .he tr1e sense OF a
muchabused term. Were Il not Tor
tho beggRrs who lIne every narrow.
winding street. and surround every
lilliputiun square. Madeira would DO
almost Paradise. Our day hero was
one OF almost unalioyed delight.
First came the ride in tho bullock
"carOes" 20 the mountain railway
terminus, These "caroes." known
only on this island. are tho glorlSied
stone boats" or slcdgns. OF our
hoyhood days on the farm merely
great sieds, gayly painted and cano-
pied with Tapping curtains. which
may be drawn about the upholstered
interiors when privacy Is desired
Attached by a long polo Is n yoke
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-09

to secure control OF the bureau Of
statistics Ills department u come
morco idea was rejected by the lsEla-
lature, and with II went his plan OF
supervision Of this activity Tho cove
ornor then reialiatnd BY exercise %
his prcroEaiiye Ia tho partial veto OF
appropriations and made a go per
cent cut In tho appropriation TO this
bureau and a % per cent cut 10 tho
department OF Internal affairs
Woodward has refused 20 submit
ana Is now engaged in campaign
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-09
Sure, It'LL
Cure Colds
And Perhaps G iv e
You a Rest

u s. Marshal y. Is. Benn has
evolved "a brand new system for tho
curing or colds IN tho head. His
achepe comes within an acc Of being
panhcea for All earthly Ills
By inserting a crystal Of monthol
In tho end OF "a olgnfoi Marshal
nenn declares that he hna discovered
an absolute cure for colds, Tho Sc
crtt h 20 llght the oigarot. inhale
the smoke aud blow tho resulting
fumea carefully thru tho nostrils.
Tho patient Immediately forEola
that ne ever had cold aud often,
times forgctB his own name and ud.
dress. A the smoke floats languidly
upwnrd tho person formerly affected
with the cold attempts 20 follow the
fumes Immediately tho room IA
which no 81 located takes on tho ap.
pearanco Of r0undhouao at train
time,
The cold disappears into thin air
ana tho patient RECEIVERS his oqulib'
rum the following day u he ia
armed with sufficient horseHhoes.
Benn tried Il on newspaper man
Thursday and tho latter b expected
back 90 work tho first Of next week,
II be also finds enough horseuhoes-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-09

10 build up hls statistical bureau thru
cooperation Of tim Chambers OF
Commerce and commercial and In
dustriai interests
This statistical work IL designated
as constitutional function Or tho
secretary Of internal affairs and an
interesting point VIII probably DO
raiDed IN the near future, which may
end IN tho supreme court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-09
Coz. PinchOt Has Battle
on Hands Pennsylvania

HARRISBURG. Aug. "A ooutro-
yersy, similar In many respects 10
tho famous Ballinsor- Psnchot episode
OF tho TAFT administration. has been
under way hero since the inaugura-
ton Of Clifford Pinehot as governor
OF Pennsylvania.
A dispute over tho control Of two
branches Of tho state government
started the row. Direct control OK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-09

D. phone orders TO purchaser these specals
KY will not be delivered be easily taken by purchaser
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-09
OLD RESIDENT
HERE FOR
LONG VISIT

Ny dear. guess who IL IN the city.
An old friend OF yours"
I'm no good at riddles and be
sides have lot OF old friends in
the city"
mo. no. This particular friend
has been away long. long time.
she's an old friend Of mine. too. and
none OF us have written for several
years"
III isn't Mrs. Jackson. is it, hope
Il Is. though"
The very same. Mrs. Jackson Is
here visiting her daughter She lives
in Portland now and hear her hus-
hand Is terribly prosperous"
isn't that fine, but. why hasn't
she let us known
-oh. that's all right, Her daugh.
ter just has new baby and Mrs.
Jackson has had no time 10 meet old
friends. Tho baby's two weeks old
now. 50 think We should all sail in
and give her some teas. dinners,
luncheons and things"
BY all means. Why, you know
we could get most all our old bridge
club together. She entertained that
club at her house when II was first
organized ten years ago. Let's give
her luncheon
II agree. But, II our old friend
has grown so frightfully prosperous.
/. for one. am going to need a new
gown or two before this round OF &C.
tivfty starts"
Il am in the same boat with you.
I've been wanting pretty new dress
and now ] must get Il. hat. too.
Lets go shopping at Cherry's TO.
gether. They are having a widely
advertised reduction sale, and 1 hear
they have remarkable values in such
fashionable garments. Ono may open
a charge account, too. Ny husband
Just purchased a wonderful looking
suit yesterday at their store. They
are at 1915 Second ave. in the Rialto
building, Just over the Pig'n Whistle.
Take elevator" Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-09
F r Eek LIZ: S
Now Is the Time To Get Rid Of
These Ugly Spots

NON - the ItUle To hct kld OF
These Ugly Spots
There's no longer tho slightest
need OF feeling ashamed OF your
freckles. as othine-double strength
lis guaranteed 10 remove these
homely spots.
Simply get an ounce OF Othine-
double strength--from amy druggist
and apply little Of II night and
morning and you should soon SEQ
that even the worst freckica have
begun to disappear. while the lighter
ones have vanished entirely. II Is
seldom that more than an ounce In
needed to completely clear tho skin
and gain beautiful clear complex.
fen.
Be sure to ask for the double
strength othine as this Is sold under
guarantee OF money back II Il fails
10 remove Advertisement
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-15
A GOOD YEAR AHEAD
Reekdale Is Prosperous M Signs Point
70 Continuance.

ReckdAle, Tex. Jan. 1S.-Business
interests are looking forward Il q year
Of prosperity based upon several visible
signs, There was q cotton crop Of
nearly 5000 bales, feed crops and
grains have turned out well, many long
standing debts have been liquidated,
the banks are in excellent condition
and owe nothing, one bank here having
charged off but SIS, to the profit and
loss account. The lumber company
several ne eT hom.s ur R ss%i.e. ci Sn
zens, and altogether there is present a
more hopeful outlook among all classes
Of citizens.
Three new industries have been added
to kockdale's pay roll in the city limits,
while two new mining companies have
come into the field and begun operat.
ilr or preparing to operate new mines
This means increased industrial pay
rolls the Mo-Jo Filter company begin.
ming operations the first OF the year
with sixteen men employed, all iocsI
citizens.
The RockdaIe Building 4 Loan As
sociation, which is q cooperative in.
stitution fostered and organized by III,
Chamber Of Commerce. has severa,
thousand dollars OF home. building none,
TO its credit for it's first year Of er.
istence, and with Q sound financial
balance sheet 10 preparing to operate
on biExcr scale this year. Two home,
were built in 1912 with B. a L money
and the third application has beer
allowed. There 10 not q vacant store
IN Rockdals and not q vacant dwell
ing house.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-15
WILL SEIZE "D0BBIN"
Dry Agent Gets Quart OF Liquor, Now
Seeks Horse and Buggy.

Steps will be taken to seize an old
time horse and buggy for alleged trans
portation of a quart of moonshine whis-
key Saturday afternoon, according to
Prohibition Agent Thomson TO whom
an alleged delivery of liquor was made
by a negro.
Say, boy, can you tell me where |
can get quart of good liquor, Agent
Thomson asked a negro youth standing
in front of the federal building Satur-
day afternoon.
The negro stood on the running board
of the agents car and directed the
agent to drive out to n negro settlement
in the suburbs of San Antonio. As the
agent drove the car under the direction
of the negro, the latter discoursed upon
the dangerous vicinity towards which
they were moving.
NO prohibition officer. comes cut to
bother us. They's all scared. Even no
white man comes out here in the sticks
TO buy liquor less he's got culled
man for chaperone' the negro In
formed Agent Thomson.
While driving to place where the
Negro said that a still was running, a
horse and buggy driven by three ne
groes passed the car. The negro leapcd
off the running board and hailed the oc-
cupants of the buggy. One Of the ne
groes brought quart bottle over to the
agent. When the agent made his iden-
tity known, there was n stampede, and
with snort. Dobbin started down the
road. One negro was placed under ar
rest, and charges have been filed
against other negroes in the commun-
ity as the result of the discovery of a
still in the neighborhood, Agent Thoma-
son reported.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-15
UMPIRE OUT OF JOB
Connection With Shooting In Drunken
Brawl Discloses Chill Fired.

Chicago. Jan. 1B.-Ollie Chill, Ameri.
can League umpire. held by Cleveland.
Ohio. police in connection with the
death Of Edward J. McGregor. is
through as big league umpire and no
investigation Of his connection with the
brawl which led to McGresor's death
will be made by baseball men. b. r.
johnson, president Of the American
League, said here last night.
81 had made up my mind 10 make 4
change, and have already selected Chilrs
successor" Mr.. johnson said. He said
the new umpire's name would be an
nounced in few days.
McGregor. 20 years old, was found
shot to death Saturday night in an
apartment house at Euclid avenue and
East 59th street, Cleveland. Chill, one
Of the three men found in the apart
ment when police broke down the door,
was found under bed. his face beaten
almost to pulp. The others were
found in different rooms. The dead
man was in the hail outside CniHs door.
A chauffeur who says he drove the
four men to the apartment declared
they were all intoxicated and that there
we're fist fights while be was at the
apartment. Mctiregor; he said, knocked
Chill unconscious.
No charges had been fried today
against the three men who survived the
Marty
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-15
SIGNALS FIRPO ON
Raeksrd Ready TO Msseh South Asnevi
can with Jchnsoa.

New York, Jan. 15.-Promoter Tex
Richard has cabled Luis Firpo, South
American heavyweight boxing champion,
an offer for q match with either Floyd
johnson Of Iowa or Bill Brennan OF
Chicago to be held about the middle OF
March at Madison Square Garden. Rick
ard promised the Argentine pusiiist q
title bout with Jack Dempsey within
SIX months if be energies the victor in
this contest.
Because of his clean-cut victory over
Brennan Friday night johnson Is re-
garfed as a logical opponent for the
South American. It is within the realm
Of possibility however, that Fitpo may
take on both Brennan and johnson be
fore getting his chance at Dempsey.
Firpo is expected to reach this coun-
try about the first OF February. He
eabled Richard several weeks ago that
he was ready to return at any time to
fight. The South American is de-
clared to have developed rapidly since
his brief appearance in this country
early last year when he knocked ous
several second and third-rats heavy;
weights. His form then was crude and
awkward but he displayed a terrific
punch and ability to learn the inner
points Of the ring game.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-15
HEAR OF EMPLOYMENT
Legion Told How ex.Seryice Men Are
Secured Positions.

Members Of the local post Of the
American Legion who attended the
Legion luncheon at the Gunter Monday
noon had the opportunity of hearing a
detailed account of the work being
done by the emp:oymsnt branch Of the
Veterans Bureau in the Fourteenth
district.
Arthur J. Reinhart, district employ
ment representative with headquarters
al Dallas. is in the city on an inspec-
ton tour of. the district and was one
Of the principal speakers at the lunch
con. According to Mr.. Reinhart, there
are at present in the district, which
includes Texas. Oklahoma and Arkan.
sas. about 1900 ex-service men taking
rehabilitation training. 1t is the duty
Of the employment branch OF the ser
vice to place these men in positions
after their training is completed
Speaking generally. he said. the bust
ness men OF the country are giving the
bureau their whole hearted support
and are in most cnses showing perfer
cnce Ia the men who have been re-
facilitated. To substantiate this
statement he pointed out that OF the
last 600 men graduated in 1922. ap
proximately 92 per cent Of them are
now employed. most of them having
worked themselves into position
through emplacement training.
There has never been scarcity o.
Jobs, he said. there being a demant
for men at all times. However, many
OF them are jobs OF a special natur,
which the rehnbilitated men have no
been trained for. When this il tn,
case an effort il mads by the bureau
to find an ex-service man who can fill
il.
Major Seth Weld was in charge o.
the ceremonies at the luncheon.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-15
EAST ST. FOULS LIVESTOCK.

East Sc. Louis. ILL., jan. 1S.-Csttle: Re-
ceipts 5000: steers, slow, about steady:
bulk, tT1sGs.l5; Light yearlings and cows,
steady; yearlinss largely $500 a $50: cows,
sA2565.75: Gamers. Toe lower; bologna
bulls. steady with bulk tLo09450: light
vealers, steady TO lower, ill.0011l.75;
stoekers and feeder steers, i08lSe Higher;
bulk, s5d7.
Hogs: Receipts. .0.soO: zoe lower; few
sorted light hogs, $3.50; practical top.
1855; bulk 100 to isO-pound averages.
is.tods65; $50 to :to-pounds, tS.2s6s4O;
weight plss, f7.769S.oo; packer sows. $500
07.:S.
Sheep: Receipts. 1000: slow. fat lambs,
steady; no sheep sold; two decks good si-
pound fed lambs t1i.s5.
Horses: Good 10 choice draft $3.50 "a
5i75; good eastern chunks, {S5dl.20 choics
southern horses, i7OHs5.
to lb.s hands, 3l2S6 zoo; Il to is hands,
3i0176.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-15

classes of Jews. The northern Jews
may be termed liberal Jews and the
southern Jews, conservative Jews.
Jesus was born among these people.
These are the conditions among which
he was born. 1t was a poor land, a
small land, a poor people and a bigoted
people. The great men OF the land
had died long in the past and for GEN.
turtles no great figure had arisen. The
religion which had produced great
prophets had dcgenerated into a life
less Journalism. Jesus was born in
Judea and reared in Galilee, conse-
ouently was touched by the extremes of
Jewish life. Was he the product OF
these forces? We have said that every
man is influenced by the land and the
people from which he springs. With
out doubt Jesus was influenced by the
times and his people. but conditions
are not causes. Indeed, they may just
as often be hindranees.
"One may see outside Of the great
steel mills an immense heap of cinders
and Stag. This mass has been drawn
from the fires and furnaces. II is a
hard. metallic hill of dead matter. No
soil is in il and no weeds spring from
II. The flames from a thousand bells
have scorched all life from il. Now
one would not expect TO find growing
in such Stag heap some rare orchid OF
the Amazonian jungles.
From such a bloom million forests
must rise and fall, and out Of the
mould Of forgotten eras, its mauve
lines wander on its snow. A spiritual
orchid, strange, wonderful and unique
appeared among the waste Of the dead
forms drawn from the old fires Of a
once glowing Judaism. The problem
before US in the following lectures is
to note its character and account for
its aDpearance