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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-02
Kansas City Doctor
invents New Truss
New Discovery Heals Rupture
Without an Operation

A new discovery which. experts
agree. has no equal for curative Of.
fectS IN ali rupture cases. Is the
latest accomplishment OF tho well.
known Hernia Specialist, DR.. An.
drcws. 23ss Kach Bldg. Kansas
City, Mo. The extraordinary sue.
cess OF this new method proves that
1t holds and heals a rupture. II
weighs only n few ounces. Has no
hard gouging pads, no elastic belt,
no leg straps. no steel bands. and Is
as comfortable as light garment.
IL has enabled hundreds OF persons
TO throw away trusses and declare
their rupture absolutely healed
Many Of these had serious double
ruptures. from which they had SUI.
fered for years. II is Or. Andrews
ambition 20 have every ruptured
person enjoy the quick relief. com.
fort and healing power Of his dis
covery, and he will send Il on free
trial 10 any reader OF The Star who
writes him. He wants one person
in each neighborhood TO whom he
can refer. II you wish TO DO rid OF
rupture for good, without an opor.
alton, take advantage OF the doc.
tors FREQ offer. Write him today.
The coupon below is convenient.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-02
Bone Bills Victory Is
Certain, Says Author
Overwhelming Majority for Power Bill
Seen by Homer T. Bone

Victory for the Rome power biz.
Initiative No. s.. IN the November
election. was predicted Tuesday By
Homer T. Bone. author Of the tpeAs.
ure. in a statement 10 Tho Seattle
Star.
The measure will receive over.
wheinlnE support In King and Pierce
counties" Bone declared. And. de-
spite the food OF Misrepresentation
In the columns OF the truptoontrolied
newspapers. it wili receive surprising
support on the east Eidc Of the noun
tains.
People arc not deceived rs they
once were They arc aware that the
power trust Ia gambling for control
Of The power business and wants TO
kin of all competitors. They are no,
fooled BY the plea that Tho depart
ment Of public works will sec that
private companies give fair rates. :
Tho pending telephone case shows
how futile Il 10 TO even try TO 'regu.
late private utility corporations.
They rush into tho courts and znAp
their fingers at the people.
THE next governor must face this
power question openly and honestly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-02
COMPANY THREATENS
CITIZENS. Is CHARGE

But IN this case Kenno
charged. "ths telephone company adj
mits charging more than permitted
by tho public service commission
and threatens 10 take out the tele-
phone of citizens who do not pay
them.
The defendant company" he
added. should be operating under
the old independent franchise as
modified regularly by the public
service commission. II Is not do
ing that.
In 1919 no new tariff schedule
was filed. No regular hearing was
held. as provided by statute. The
company submitted petition for
increased rates, a method not recog-
nized by statute. and out OF the
goodness Of their hearts tho COM
mission allowed the rateA
I'VE have been paying these rates
ever since. This new rate increase
isn't the first one questioned or
questionable"
Following completion Of argu-
ments. expected Tuesday afternoon.
on the motion for remanding back
to superior court arguments win
be heard on the company's motion
10 dismiss suits against w. j..
Phillips, divisional commercial su-
perintendent. and c. Il. Myers, dis
trict manager. now Jointly defend
ants with the telephone corpora
ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-02
SHERIFF BURIED
Funeral on Courthouse
Lawn as Slayer Awaits Trial

BURNS. Orc. Sept - stern
business Of The law was resumed at
Vale today after Burns witnessed
the largest funeral in SIS history
yesterday when Il buried Sheriff w.
Austin Goodman.
Arch l. Cody. alias Fred Yard
low. the Harvey county sherifrs
slayer. was 10 face court today at
Vale.
Funeral services for Sheriff Good.
man were held on tho courthouse
lawn. Ms no building In Burns was
large enough 70 hold all who wished
70 attend.
Every business house in Burns
was closed AZ a tribute TO the
memory Of the sheriff. killed when
he attempted TO arrest the alleged
cattle ruktler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-02

panied him on his Jas, trip TO Canada.
And thereupon began nov Of
tales 20 show how democratic royalty
can be:
ono morning while heading woat.
ward 70 Alberta for a Walt 20 his E.P
ranch. Edward iefi the train and
walked up the track with a com.
panion 4 couple Of workmen met
them What arc you doinE1" they
asked. Looking for work. the
prince answered so arc We" they
replied. whsreupon they went doWn
the track together. swapping expert.
encss, Later someone asked the
workmcn whom they had been talk.
In with. Some poor man licking
for Job" they answered. and then
passed out when told u vas their
prince.
Another day the Primo. vent walk.
ing early In the morning. stopped 10
gaze at the royal train. stretched and
sighed Gosh. Il mus, BE- nice 70 be
n prince and sleep late"
ono Of tho bes, jokes on tho Prince
came az tho expense of somc Amer.
can photographers who called him
MIR. Windsor" They had read their
history and remembered tho family
namo Of tho present British rulers.
But 20 the people in America. and
particularly In Canada. His Royal
Highness - EDDIE" And he IL
uekled every time he hears Il.
His in,ima;es a, home call him
Dave.
But there ~ no telling wha, hla
parents call him when he pulls a
cropper. and falls from his horse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-02
French Caravans
to Drum Up Votes

The French campaign committee
this week will send two caravans
thru the country precincts OF Pierce
county. One will DO composed OF
French speakers and workers who
win hold series Of meetings in all
tho large communities The other
win be composed Of the French
Minute Women" OF Tacoma, who will
iii several automobiles with women
who are prepared 70 mop up the
town" whenever the procession
stops.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-02
FEUD CAUSE OF
SHOOTING
Quarrel Over Land Blamed
by Wounded Man

Victor oberg, shot Sunday night in
the head near his home at Pacific
City while he was acting in the role
OF the Good Samaritan" was n vic.
tim Of a community feud. he de.
clared Tuesday al the Valley hospital
in Puyallup.
Oberg was wounded from behind
by a man who came TO his home and
asked aid in getting a stalled auto
out OF the ditch. The stranger in.
sisted that oberg accompany him
even after obcrg had said he had
no horses to use in the work.
Details OF tho feud and the name
of the man believed TO have been his
assailant have been revealed to King
and Pierce county deputy sheriffs.
but the information Is being guarded
until further developments occur.
The Feud. OF which Oberg declares
himself to be victim. originated
over land boundaries, It is said. Sew.
eral episodes have occurred since Nlat
time to show that the spirit OF re.
vonge has not died in bis enemy.
Oberg said.
Last spring Oberg lost his herd OF
cattle, and declared this was the re.
suit Of chopped bits Of wire being
mixed in his hay.
The fact that the assailant was n
stranger 10 the victim leads authors.
ties 10 believe that II the shooting
was a result OF this feud n gunman
was hired for tho purpose.
The bullet which struck oberg
penetrated his head back Of his car
and lodged in his Jaw bone under
his nose. lie is expected 10 recover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-02

SrossET. L. l.. sept. s-Glying
~ the Prince Of wales a call II n
cineh.
lie viii answer to most anything
from Hey. Eddis-' down to Your
HiEhness."
Tho handle TO his name Is 30 long
u 1 almos; unvlsldy. Except when
he + AZ home and has TO obsy his
royal pa and ma. tho Prince refuses
70 carry Il all
That's tho chief reason he Is going
TO polo games at Long Island az
Baron Rcnfrew. It's tho title that
gives the least trouble.
To use II properly you need but
address the Baron as My Lord.
OF course. II you want 10 trick Il up.
call him Your Lordshlp.-
In writing. I, takes a little longer,
For In She suporscription where one
usually sayp mr.. John Brown" and
then follows Il up By Dear sir. the
approach IL. The Right Honorable
Lord Rsnfrcw." followed by My
Lord" And in conclusion one should
write: Il have tho honor 10 be. my
Lord. Your Lordship's obedisa, and
humble servant"
Paste this in your hat, II you ey.
pect 70 write 10 the baron. For that
Is the only way 20 do Il according 20
the Hoyle Of royal etiquette.
But II Edward calling him b. his
first namel hung on TO his title Of
tho Prince Of wales. all tho time. he
would have 10 be addressed as His
Royal Highncss," which takes a 10,
OF time 10 write on account OF tho
capital letters. And II no tackled on
all his eariships and his dukeships-
good night
For the boys full name is.
Ills Royal Hishness Edward Albert
Christian George Andrew Patrick
David. X. O.. p. c.. X. r. G. c. S. l..
@. NJ. NJ. c.. G. c. I. f.. @. c. v. o..
G. ". b. T.. NJ. C. Prince Of wales
and Earl OF Chester. Prince Of Great
Britain and Ireland. Duke Of Corn.
wall Tin peeragc Of England by pat.
ent 1870 Duke OF Rothesay. Earl
Of carriek. Baron Renfrew. Lord Of
the fsles. and Prince and Great Stew.
ard OF Scotland Cby ancient charterl
Imagine the size OF his card II he
tried 20 tack on all these monickcrs!
However. the heir to Britain'E
throne doesn't stand much on cere.
mony Those who have business with
him. approach his secretary. get an
appointment. and walk in on him
without further ado.
The Job II TO convince the seoro.
tary that the business Is pressing
enough for the prince.
Hes a regular feller. a prince OF a
guy" says an American who accom-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-02
INVADES maine
Wheeler Continues Attack
on "Gold Dust Twins"

BOSTON. Sept. with four
Labor dhy assaults on the Coolidge
stronghold Of Massachusetts, marking
Tho official opening Of his campaign.
Senator Burton X Wheeler, indie.
pendent vice presidential candidate.
today prepared TO invade the Khan
torn state Of Maine 20 continue his
attack against what he terms "the
gold dust twins" Davis and Coolidge.
Wheeler is scheduled 10 speak Mt
Portland. Maine. tonight. and tomor.
row win swing back into Massachu.
sctis for a MONDAY talk 20 workers
at Lowell, and viii then cross the
New Hampshire border for an ad.
dress at Manchester.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-02
U. S. Will Act, but
Won't Talk-Hughes

WASHINGIUN, Sept. = The
United States government Is willing
70 enter an international conference
70 negotiate a convention for con.
trolling traffic in arms. but docs not
perceive that any useful purpose"
would be served by participating in
the discussion OF such a convention
now going on before the league OF
nations assembly. Secretary OF State
Hughes said in a statement here to-
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-02
Bullet-Riddled Car
Held After Chase

PORT TOWNSEND. Sept. -
Sheriff Chase OF Port Townsend vas
holding an automobile today which
he seized near Shelton Monday after
chase Of 20 miles. The car Is
riddled by bullets fired by the sheriff
and Deputy Hamilton.
Chase started after the car when
he suspected II was carrying liuuor.
when oyertaken the car was empty.
Beer was found cached nearby. The
car is listed 10 Win Hegget OK
Aberdeen.
A charge Of reckless driving will
face the driver when he is caught,
the sheriff says.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-02
Six People Killed
in Crossing Crash

NEW LONDON, Wis, Sept. e.
Six persons were killed near here last
night when their auto Wan demol,
ishcd by n Chicago g. Northwestern
passenger train southbows'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-02
HEAT SHRIVELS
new WORKERS
Other Parts OF Country
Soothed by Rainfall

NEW YORK. Sept New York
sHsltsred auliu today IN one of the
hottest September days on record.
Thousands suffered aeutely from the
hlEh temperature combined with uu.
usual humidity.
Yesterday MAS the hottest Labor
day pn record. the Thermometer
reaching % degrees and driving the
eity's millions 20 beaches and resorts
outside the city.
one man died from the heat and
ak were prostmied several other
deaths were attributed indirectly 90
the high temperature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-02
DowNPouRINo ONO

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Sept Rain
drsuched Tor The nrst time in nlr
weeks Ohio faced the prospect o.
even lower temperature today a
general downpour swept the state.
bringing down the temperatures.
which had reached new highs for the
season over sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-02
WOMAN SEES YEGGS:
GIVES HE AI.ARM

shortly after o'clock Tuesday
morning. a woman living near the
Riverside Drug Co happened 20 see
she yeSEs draEEins the safe across
tho Sidewalk.
She teiephoned the police and
then started shouting for help.
Tho bandits put the safe on the
running hoard OF their car and
started 10 drive of.
The safe tunhled into the street
and the yeas LEI, IL behind as they
sped away.
A car loaded with Everett police
officers passed the speeding yeEgs
and stopped 10 turn around. They
we're Just In time TO SEQ the bandits
open fire on q private automobile
which the men evidently mistcok for
the police car.
The private car did not stop bu,
fled al high speed.
The bandits were next heard from
when they shot At the car IN from,
- the cafe and later when they
staged the duel mith Officer Fox.
~ Silver Lake. between Everett
and Seattle. the bandits were seen
by two men driving racing cars
The yegss were driving slowly and
displayed a high.poverod ME and
three automatic pistols.
The Everett sherifrs office. the
king county sherifrs office and The
Seattle police we're notified TO watch
for the men.
Capt. L. L. Hedges dispatched a
:prowler car 70 guard the Eastiakc
bridge. Densnore precinct guarded
the Fremont bridge and Ballard pre-
cinct stood watch at the 18th ave.
W. bridge. but the bandits did not
show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-02

II a irIIstdominhted legislature AZ.
temp,a 20 repeal. amend or ruin this
law. Tho governor can veto such an
attempt, Nominees for this office
mus, faoe tho issue after the pr.
mary. There can be no aldestep.
ping"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-02
CLUB BACKS PHILLIPS

A Phillips tor.commhaioncr club.
OF ,hc University district. will meet
afternoon, at tho homo
OF Mira. Van Brocklln. 1900 Rayennh
blvd Mrs ~. G. Wood II president
Of tho club: Mrs. Clara A. Fuller.
secretary. and Mrs. NJ. a. Frcniz,
treasurer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-02

ATLANTA ca, Sept Cool
showers brought some relief today
from The heat wave which has grip.
pod the South the pas, 10 days. The
rainfall vas quite general thrpou,
tho Southeast Temperatures ranged
between 20 and 90 degrees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-02
And Corrective Diet Praised
by Leo Klapstein. His letter
Follows:

DIR. LouEhney's human bake oven
md his corrective pinn Of eating
have worked wonders for me. I was
laid up yenr with rheumatism, n
very painful case. had stomach
md bowel troub1et was never Mt
Ease or free from pain for minute.
! tried everything advised and pre-
-erfbed for me. ! henrd of the good
DIR. Loughney WINS doing with the
bake oven md decided TO try II ms n
last resort. and am happy TO report
the wonderfully good results. II IL
now over two years since I took the
Treatment md could not feel my
betteri mo- rheumatism, no stomach
or bowel trouble. Ny blood pressure
was Iovt ~ IL now normal, have
gained In weight. ] advise all my
friends and those who are troubled
ns I was TO tnke DIR. Loughney's
bake oven treatments and his cor
rccfive diet. I've learned It's wrong
rating that makes people III. and
DR.. Joughney's baking treatments
and his corrective diet IN worth going
make inynIlds so well they can say
good night doctor md good night
Nurse.
Yours truly,
LEO kI.APsTEIN,
McCIcsry, Wash.
iFoAFT-ttfs bakS
oven removes SPINAL IRRITATION;
pain In back Of bad; pulling Of cords
IN neck; some troubles with eyesi pain
between shoulders, or In other parts Of
spine, burning, aching, tenderness or
soreness; asthma, bronchitis, hay fever;
iamensss Of Fingers or feet; dropsy or
finriinE like priekiug Of pins peculiar,
almost indeseribabi Bile pains or distress In
heart, stomach. kidneys or other parts Of
chest or abdomen bscksche, scisties,
rheumatism; chronic constipstion and all
stomach disorders.
Elegant Illustrated booklet sent free.
Write address pininiy.
NOTE-Dr. Lourhney's Bake Oven
Treatment offices are located at the cor
lnsr 81 Fftb aid Union. In the Crary
Tniiding. Rooms 3io-3iI-3I2-9f3-3fs
DR.. LouEhney Ia assisted by competent
Lady nurses. Hours. o n. m. 10 o o. m.
SUNDAY, 0 10 IL only. Telephone Ill lot
soa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-02
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
PHONE
STARTS ON PAGE 1

rights 10 their uso except BY pro
visions OF the state or municipal.
ity."
Kennedy also cited tho case Of the
suit Of spokane against the Home
Telephone &rTelesrsph Co. sub.
sidiary OF the defendant. TO compel
party line rates in which the fran.
chlse agreements were held oblIga-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-02
KANSAS CRY cool

KANSAS CITY. Mo- Sept g.
kansas City shiysrsd ia tsmpera
turss ranEinE from % 20 81. follow
ms a rain storm yesterday that sent
the mercury down 20 the top mark
Cool weather VAS 10 prevail today.
according 10 government weather
burtAu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-02
CANOE UPsETs, | DEAD

TACOMA. Sept. 2.--When his
canoe upset, Frank GrasSini was
drowned in Spanaway lake yester-
day. John Gosentino. his compan.
ion. was rescued. Ten thousand
people attended the labor day pic
mic. many OF whom witnessed the
accident.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-02

a i7-yoar-old youth. Walter Hin.
ton. was held by Juvenile authorities
Tuesday following his arrest By the
police In the South Park plsyfield
Monday night on charge OF being
drunk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-02
TENAs GKIs RELIEF

DALLAS, Texas, Sept. Scat.
tered showers and lower tsmpera.
lures wers scheduled for TeHas today
By tho weather bureau 90 break the
monotony of near hundred degree
temperature Of the La, few days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-02
RAiNIN OKLAHOMA

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. sept :
Amer soaring 10 % DEGREES az
O'Clock yesterday afternoon here.
llEht shower last night sent the msr
cury hurting down 10 o. degrees
This morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-02

MARCEL AND CURL LAST
LONGER after n Golden Clint
Shampoo. Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-02
GUNMEN SHOOT
UP EVERETT
IN BATTLE
feggS, Trapped When
Woman Sees Them, Flee
STAGE RUNNING FIGHT
Bandits Circle and Abandon
Car in Lumber City

TERRoRIZING Everett and its
L suburbs. early Tuesday four
Negss. driving a large auto, escaped
flynn Everett police In a hail Of bul.
let's after they had failed 20 carry
on a steel safe from the Riverside
drug store. AZ Hewitt ave and Wal
nut ST.. IN the Riverside district OF
Everett.
The car. a Flint. stolen sunday
night from c II Bowdcn. Of Everett.
WAS found several hours after tbs
raid In an alleyWay IN the rear OF
1s,h and Rockefeller in Everett The
thieves evidently had clreled around
and returned 20 that city following
chase hy police which led as Oar
south as silver Lake,
The fleeing yegEs. driving AZ e.
miles an hour thru tho city. miatook
q private auto Tor a police car and
opened fire on it with a rife and
three reviewers. Thirteen shots we're
urcd.
4 few minutes later. a. they SPED
past Gassneys cafe, Key opened
fire on another automobile standing
@ she curb
4 policeman. N. j. Fox. who was
on his way home after work. saw
the bandit car. drew his pistol and
nrcd into Il. He drew a yollsy %
bullets from tho occupants. but was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-02

The Prince Of Wales has to ansger 10 all these names
and more.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-17
Tourist Committee
Schedules Program

Tho tourist and conventions com.
mitteo OF the Chamber OF Commerce
will provide the greater part of the
program at tho weekly luncheon
meeting OF the members council of
tho Chamber OF Commerce Friday
noon at the Masonic club rooms.
After n short talk by ]. L. Green.
well, on Tho Magic of Thrift" the
remainder of the program will be
devoted to "a story OF Progress
and Profit" with the tourist com.
mittee in charge. There will be
talks by d. II. Trefcthen. chairman,
on The Future Of the Tourist In
dustry," by Councilman J. Il. Car
roll. OF the auto camp committee:
Rev, J. Ralph Magee. of the speak
ers' committee: Postmaster C. NJ.
Perkins. on what the Postoffice
Did,; w. G. weigle, of the smoke
abatement committee: Thomas r.
Cole, of the schools committee; j. G..
Fenton, of the automobile commit
tee. and II. A. Chadwick. OF the
Mount Rainier committee.
Tho musical feature of tho pro
gram will be songs by Miss Alice
MacLean, with Miss Florence Bras.
trup ut tho plano.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-17
BY DR. HENRY sUZZALL0
President Of tho University
OF Washington

Vigorous application OF a broom
20 tho floor OF tho retail merchan.
dising store IN which i was first
employed netted mo tho first dollar
/ ever earned. az near as I can TO
member.
Before that time I ran errands
and did odd Jobs, but I do not be-
liovo that ever made as much as
n dollar NJ ono time.
/ worked In tho store for some
time and then later went 10 work
lettering and decorating wagons and
cars. This covered tho time / war.
in elementary and secondary schools.
During Normal school / tutored
and acted In n secrctariai capacity
10 various public organizations.
However. these first few years Of
work are strongly impressed on my
mind and IL was only duo to dill
gent saving that was able TO
meet tho expenses OF attending
school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-17
HarmonyR eigns as Labor
and Capital Start 1924
Era of Good Feeling and 8-Hour Day in New
Lines Contribute to Spirit

principally because they do not want
other contractors to get them when
operations are resumed in the spring.
There Is moro building work going
on in Pennsylvania today than ever
has been known in the previous his.
tory OF the commonwealth.
Tho elght.hour day in the steel In
dustry, according TO reliable reports.
has attracted the better type OF men.
with the result that moro are retain.
cd in employment and there Is less
turnover Tho men acquire profile
ienoy and their services AFRO culti-
waited by tho management. This
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-17
condition prevails in spite o, DUH ao-

condition prevails in spite Of dull ao-
tivity in iron ana steel.
Tho transportation companies. cs-
pccially tho Pennsylvania railroad.
in their recent lhyoff revealed n de-
cided labor policy. 1t was regarded
as n definite move toward stabiliza-
ton. The strategy OF the Pennsyl.
vania system is said 20 have effected
closer cooperation between men and
management. Many OF those who
were laid off will never return. while
some viii come back 20 find totally
different attitude on the part Of the
management.
Coal mining, the industry for which
Pennsylvania is noted. is less static
than any other, but n desperate ef-
fort is being made on the part of
operators and tho mine leaders to
obtain more even and steady produo-
ton as matter OF self-preservation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-17
ALWAYS

Mama, I do wish I had some
money TO give you for Christmas din
ners for poor children"
Very well. dear; II you would like
TO 30 without sugar for week. Ill
give you the money instead. aad then
you will have some"
Must II be sugar. mamaT"
why. no. darling. not necessarily.
What would you like TO do without ?"
soap. mama" Boston Transcript.