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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-13

Aud can vou cure Girl Of being crazy about her
looks!
letter sEugd BY Of girls BE- interesting this depart
and ts interesting 10 others
D
Miss Grey: We a crowd of young girls who go to-
gether lot. Everything is pleasant and get along fine
except lately there has been quite little said about Of
the bunch because she is crazy about her looks she
acts that way anyway. She is pretty admit The boys
and everybody makes fuss her. but is that any good
why she should be ofsh and stuck up with the
rest Of us who are not so bad TO look at either?
PUZZLED.
!, much blame placed n a goodookiuE
which really belongs o society, the Individual
spoil baby DEATH
Impossible
child What little nuisance h. As
No the child
This hold, with the pretty girl many
fuss.
attention expects IT, pines
receive a. Finally. OF
OF Eirl public the
girl who y 10 blame.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-13
State Medicos to
Open New Conclave

EVERETT. Aus. Ia The TIVE.
cay convention OF tho Washington
state Medical association opens
here today al Big -Four inn Dr.
William \. West OF this city is
president Sessions of the sectional
meeting OF the American Colleso
az Surgeons closed last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-13
Wild Music for
North Wilderness

TNteJt TWtrt. ErrcTl-uuk
Boom squcc
That "a am unsatisfactory mlia.
iiou ~ the rr.nco of wales h1
hand beginning his faNorItc melody,
'srhe stctplcchasc Biucs
The hand will accompany wales
on his tnp Go Canadian wiids, when
viii no doubt make them all tho
wilder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-13
Make Cake Eaters
of Fleet Visitors

They're making gtktcatru Qua
az us s1hs olltimens in thc nays
who have bCCa entertained az the
dtet hospital heaaluausr admit
sailors arC entirely surrounding
100 cakes a day az enc dis sent
90 the county -city building They
have enormous Bppgtltgs liyusr
wives of Seattle are asked 10 fur
uish thc cakes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-13
Dr.. Loughney'S
Corrective Diei
Routed C. A. Traer's
Old Enemy, Asthma

n suffered terribly from chronic
asthma Tor Is years Two years
arr adopted Dr. Loughnoy's cor.
rcctive plan 0f eating when I be
san my blood pressure was go. but
Tho diet reduced Il 10 Normal. tho
consupation that had afflicted me
ever since was a boy was elimi.
mated. and am free from that ter.
rislc malady. asthma. and ms ease
Was terrible ana chronic and OF
many years standing. l arm giving
this letter OF Endorsement TO Dr.
Loughney in the hope that an who
suffer a. dld may find quick and
lasting relief from their affiictlon.
IL Is over two years since took
Or. Loughncy's corrective diet. and
have followed Il steadily ever
since. and am still free from my
asthma. Naturally I am thoroughly
convinced that l was eating all OF
my asthmatie troubles.
Il am, sincerely.
tSiEnedl -. A. TRAER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-13
She Goes to Court,
No Charges Brought

Charlotte Hendnck WAS put % "a
lot Of trouble. she told judge G. G.
Dalton. when she was brought 90
court on "a charge OF obtaining signl.
lures on false preienses. No one ap-
pcared against her, and the ease was
was dismissed Tor lacN 10 prosecution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-13
Cayuse Indian, 95,
Dead at Pendleton

pENpLErON. oTe Aus Alt.
tit Haw& CayusC Indian. said 90
have participated Ia tha whitman
MASSACRE in lSGI, died on the Una
filn reservation, 30 WAS learned 90.
oay,
he WAS about IS yrars ola ana
nmong the Indians konwn as TamA'
fia. kuch. kouch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-13
Jealous vic

Dear Miss Grey ] may aa well
confess b.. ! am desperately Jealous
of my husband he ia good looking.
attractive 90 women, and ! really
think he enjoys making mo jealous.
lie insists that he cares only for me
and | know no does. hut his atten.
tionf 90 other women cause me 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-13

/ Avs may come bul laws DO not
II go unless the supreme court
sayu 20. Since d n true that the
supreme court puis the % X. on
The laws. then Il would seem 10 bC
an important matlor fur Eomebody
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-13
Who Are CandidatesfOr
Supreme Court Election?
Man on the Street Doesn't Know, So
Justice Passes Out "the Dope"

10 pat the o X. on judges of the
supreme court Ana thc only time
thIa b. possible III at election time
There are three men 40 b. elected
30 th1 state supreme court bench
at tho fan election There arc H.E
names 40 for these places John
o. Main, the present chief justice.
John A. Mitchell and William a.
rcmbctou. associate Justices are
Up Tor reelection. vs.. D. Lane, vs.
- Aakren aud Bruce Blake are The
other tandidliss
n you win 20 out on The
street and ask The first ia men
sou meet Whist thry knew about
these men, sou will get rather
hnEy REPLIES Try "a find out
who they are. where ihsy are
from, what they have done and
what they are likely 10 do. and
you will be amared 10 how IT..
tie II known about the men
Who ace 10 have the last word
concerning our laws and our
law suits.
After having had The above De-
scrlbed experienced b has seemed
good 10 mo 90 hunt % all tho facts
possible ana tell thcm 90 the voters
az / have found them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-13

Cynthia Grey viii receive
callers on Monday wednesday.
and Friday, from to p. m
and Tuesday and Thursday.
from II 20 ~ a. m. az her OF.
flee In The star building. 1909
Seventh ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-13

suffer aEonlcs. Can control this
feeling Ia any way WIFE
jealousy Is n primitive emotion
that lsn'i easily controlled By Iudg.
ment. Keep your Jealous feelings
down. that u. don't beiray any cVi.
denccs Of them. You give your hus.
band great deal Of power when
you let him see that you arr leal.
ous lie probably enjoys rousing
your jealousy. II flaiicrs his vanity.
Try this plan. lie Just NJ attractive
as you can In every way. both 10
your husband and your friends
Don't deliberately yet about 10 make
your husband Jealous. but show him
that You. too. can Atiract other peo
pie. iou'll find less cause for Jeal.
ousy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-13
PERCY SETTLES

"Weli. mother. I have promised 10
marry Percy. aud that settles a."
Yes settles u on your poor N.
lhsr. all right. Boston Transcript
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-13

ings and ride In iimouslnes. How
ever that may be. the last time ] saw
him be was driving Ford and smok
Ing what smelied like an inexpensive
cigar. I forgot 10 examine his cocks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-13
Hdiy's gifts 10
the World.

Dear Miss Grey What were Tho
gifts Of Italy. including Home. to
the wOridT
Rome Eatc tho world system of
law which Is the foundation ~ all
law and government today, and II
iialt's greatest elf 10 The world.
Rome was for many generations The
head Of the church and OF most
matters that pertained 10 the Chris.
tlan religion. iialy WIS leader In
art and learning Ia the Middle Ages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-13
Under Water

Dear Mics Grey How long can
the average person remain under
waierf What IL tho rcoord1
The average person can stay un.
der water about ono and n half min.
nies. One. ". rauliaucn. Of rarls,
France, siayrd under the water o
minutes and 20 Is seconds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-13
MAIN ~ not
GOOD AIINEIi'

Judge Main has The reputation
among The lawyers u being good
lawyer and an Impartial Judge lie
D. not good mistrH which y a ll.
ability az election time. bat b. an
asset o. supreme court Judge n
BE- generally conceded that Judge
who Is too good n mixer sometimes
gets mixed IN hls judicial decisions
The nclEhbor and acquaintance
~ Judge Main look upon him az O.
good nelghisar. hut not ns good
fellow" They also say that when
be Is Interested in thing that he
81 "go.Rcster"
I have found no ono who did n7t
consider him among the best Of OUT
present supreme court judges. The
ultra progreHsivea place him IN the
conservative sroupc. II D. charge a
that his social Get wears silk stock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-13
Wheeler to Be in
Court Next Month

GREAT FALLS. Mont. Aug. l3.--
Case OF Senator y. X. Wheeler. Mon.
iana, vice presidential candidate on
the Independent ticket. who was
charged with accepting fees for APP
praring as counsel before a federal
bureau after he was named senator.
win probably como UP during the
middle or September
John l.. Slattery. United states
district attorney. said the ease would
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-13
MAIN on BlgNCli
FOR A. YEAR

Let us take First chief Justice
John " Main.
lie hhf been on the supreme court
bench FOR nearly ~ Year, lie was
made chief justice lust year.
Judge Main WINS born in Illinois
IN 1864 Was graduated from Prince.
ton in 1891. and later took law
course a. the University ~ Mcm
gam lie was married Ia Illinois. and
came 10 Seattle in 1900 In 1904 he
was made professor of law % Tho
University ~ Washington. lie o..
signed this place 90 become q 40.
pcrior court judge N King county
In 1919 ha was appointed 20 Tho
supreme court bench. he is Ma.
ron. Presbyterian. plays golf %
married. has ono daughter and siays
in olympia. tho De considers Seattle
fIf urrmnnfut home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-13

be called then unless Senator Wheel
or asks Tor continuance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-13
Roek Of Anes

Dear Misy Grey scttlr an nrEu.
msnt for two boyE. win you. pleaseg
Who wrote "I,oek of AgcsT'
-. AND s..
AuEusiua ToplAdy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-13
Cynthia Grey
Pretty Girls Vanity Is Public's Fault; Too
Many Compliments Cause Conceit
BY CYNTHIA GREY

+ a pretty girl is rain, is II her faultf
Aud can gou girl Of being crazy about her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-13
PARTIAL LIST OF
AILMENTS

tSignedl &c. A. TRAER.
ssSnoouaiptIa mill NV.ah
The Washington times., 1924-11-05

present House appear to have been
returned TO the Sixtysninth Con-
gresss and most 81 them win re-
tain their present offices and cum
mlttee assignments
Fight On Epealkerslip
The retirement from the speaker.
ship OF the House by Frederick r.
Gillett, OF Massachusetts, for cleo
ton to the Senate. viii precipitate
q contest for speaker batWeen Con-
gresham Martin B. Madden, Of
Illinois, chairman Of the present
House Appropriate ons Committee,
and Nicholas Longworth, be Ohio,
present Republican floor leader.
Madden seems to have an advaTi-
tage In this contest because Of his
support by farm bloc leaders This
resulted from his ENDORSEMENT of
the lease Of Muscle Shoals to
Henry Ford.
Congressman Finis J. Garrett
DENY, Tennessee, who appears to
have been reelected. win lead
again the Democratic minority in
the incoming House. He will have
support by Congressman Cldfield;
Arkansas; Crisp, Georgia.; Garner,
Texas; Pou, North Carolina. and
Byrnes, Tennessee, veteran Demo
cratic leaders who have been re-
elected.
The Washington times., 1924-11-05

Carries Breakfast Tables
Throughout District
By Wide Margin

NEVER before in the history of Pork Sausage has candidate
IN for breakfast table supremacy been accorded such
whemng majority Pure Pork Package all
the District yesterday.
Reports til late last night indicate that fully nine of
appees which responded the call the kitchen voted so
for Auths 1t is gratifying to note that prediction predc
tons Of candidates popularity completely justified
that candidate is to be congratulated the
straightforward in which he has conducted his fall
pag He has claimed be pure pork from start to nish with
just enough spice tickle the tongue And that he has
red the breakfast tables precinct with recordreakng
majore he proposes make good each and campaign
promise to the full meaning of every word.
Now that victory has been he would think of chang
ing his platform than he would of changing his winter overcoa
than twenty-five years.
voted for Au yesterday morning had empty feel
ngs their stomach before The few who failed to VOTE
either through ignorance of candidates paatabe qualities
through Indifference to their bodily needs will be given
other opportunity to register their approval tomorrow.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS becomes pleasure rather than duty
when Auths heads the ticket Don't fail to get time spend
a few happy minutes with candidate tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1924-11-05
ell Ne, Girls.
which beauty aid you want
b. Edna Wallace Hopper

/ am trying TO aid girls to more
beauty, In ways that brought beauty
TO me. am trying to bring women
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For 40 years l have searched the
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Now So Of the helps found are
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Thousands who meet me daily
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My velvet complexion shows what
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The cost is 60c per jar.
Ny, Facial Youth, is a liquid
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Great beauty experts the,world over
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1T contains no animal, no vegeta-
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The Washington times., 1924-11-05
CONSERVATISM
TR|UNPHSAT
POLLS
People Play Safe With Check
Both Ways IN Congress
and White House
tContinued from First Page.)

CONTINUED from First Page.)
the Congress elected yesterday
would adopt It.
The result again would be the.
production Of nothing.
II anything basic can be con-
cluded from yesterdays results, as
seen by an analysis Of what Is
going to be the situation in the
White House and of what Ia going
to be the situation In Congress-, 1t
is that the people of the United
States do not want any special
change In any direction.
II Is probably the most genuinely
conservative election ever held any.
where In our times.
It Is conservative not only
against change toward radicalism
but 1t is conservative even against
change toward conservatism.
Complete Statennate.
The idea Of the people seems to
be that nothing should happen at
washington; and it has to be said
that they have voted with extraor.
binary intelligence ana skill in
order to bring that situation into
existence.
-Four years coming with, not q
thing to write about"
That il the wall of the younger
and more jealous part Of the press
gallery in Washington as 1t con.
templates what has been handed to
It. by the voters yesterday.
This state of things does not In
fact go against the temperament
of Calvin Coolidge.
/. In order to understand his tenn
permanent from a certain stand
point quite accurate, the reader
need only reverse the famous lines
by Hamlet in which he says:
'The times are out Of joint, On
That ever / was born to set them
right"
Calvin Coolidge does not really
think either that the times are out
of joint or that 1t was in order to
set them right that he was born into
the world.
May Be Content.
He may be quite content to give
the American people a chance to
go about their business and totally
forget Washington for at least two
years.
II no newspaper man would write
a story about the White. House or
about Congress or about anything
else in Washington for two years
and would let the men and women
of the United States earn their liv-
ing and establish their homes and
NOW their lawns and put money
into their savings bank deposits and
turn out their lights at ten o'clock
at night and never hear Of Wash.
ington, it might well be that Calvin
Coolidge would be perfectly salts.
fled and would be charmed to live
in the, White House in total OBJ.
The Washington times., 1924-11-05
STICK IS GAININGfON
SENATOR RRQOKl4ART

DIES MONIES. Iowa, No. o.
With the votS more than two-thirds
counted at 10 q. M, Dan Steck.
Democrat, has increased his lead
over Smith w. Brookhart, Republi-
can incumbent, In the race for
United States Senator, by 1900
votes.
The Congressional results at this
hour appeared to be:
First district. Kopp; Second,
Let's; Third, Robinson; Fourth,
Haugen; Fifth, Cole: Sixth. Ram,
seyer; Seventh, Dowell; Eighth,
Thurston; Ninth, Greene; Tenth,
Dickinson; Eleventh, Boise.
All are Republicans.
The Washington times., 1924-11-05
HOMEMADE LIQUOR HELD
RESPONSIBLE FOR DEATH

WEST CHESTER. Pa. Nov ST.
Joseph Miller. fifty-six. : wood
cutter. was found dead lying across
q cot Ia . hut in which be and
Walter Mercier, another woodsnan.
live in the woods on the north val.
ley hills. north Cf Paoli. Deputy
Coroner r. Jones Patrick, of this
place. made an Investigation and a
physician declared the man had
died from drinking poisoned liquor.
When the officials arrived Mercier
was folnd in an intoxicated con.
dition In the hut ana unable to
tell details. He said his companion
had been drinking heavily for
several weeks and that he found
him dead when he went to the
cabin this afternoon. It d said
the men had been drinking liquor
made by themselves.
The Washington times., 1924-11-05

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All druggists and toilet counters
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sac Lake Shore Drive, Chicago.
The Washington times., 1924-11-05

-acuritys completely unnoticed by
his felloW-ctkiEens.
In any case, ii does seem that
We are IN for an era either Of going
backward, as Il Is called, nor OF
going forward, as IL u also called,
but OF standing perfectly and stably
stock stone still.
In the meantime. political Wash
ington u1arveis at the methods by
which Calvin Coolidge has accom-.
plished this charming and soothing
deadlock.
There can be little doubt that
Calvin Coolidge over the private
leased wire from washington "a
Chicago directed the strategy Of
the Republican campaign.
This writer has been SO informed
by numerous persons In the Re
publican campaign and he feels con.
fident of the veracity Of the in
formation.
Calvin Coolidge has done a thing
to America which Louis Napoleon
afterwards Emperor Napoleon, tho
Third, of France, did to Europe,
Louis Napoleon, as was famollsIy
said Of him, got ahead by first
persuading Europe that he was q
fool.
Fooled On myth" 4
Coolidge persuaded the Demo.
Gratis and the La Iaollettites that
he was nothing at all but the
Coolidge myth"
Then he did the thing which
won the election for him.
Each party was engaged in try.
ing to scare the electorate to death
The La Follettites were engaged
in trying to scare the electorate
into thinking that in spite OF beinf
the richest and most prosperoi,
electorate in the world, ii was hay
ing Its face ground off Of it bN
unpreeedentedly cruel and RUTHLESS,
trust magnates ana exploiters,
The Democrats were engaged II
trying to scare the electorate int
thinking that II any Republican go
into office he would sell the stones
in the Washington monument fol
just about nothing 10 pave tn,
private roadways in the estates q
his friends.
Calvin Coolidge. it must be sait
for him, beat them out at this kinS
Va bhAAASs "uCH IL Cdlthle 10 scar
| ing, he was absolutely on the record
the best scarer Of the lot.
He got ali his organization int
| successfully soaring apparently mil
lions of voters into feeling that tn,
Constitution was in Danger and tina
hes and only he, could save the poo
dear thing from drowning
Seen IS Good Politics.
This may have been so, or i
may not have been so, in tn,
opinion of Constitutional experts.
In the opinion OF political experts
however, it was undoubtedly thu
thing that rallied the electorate tt
Coolidge.
Just about everybody who hal
dollar got persuaded that 1t woul(
be taken away from him unles.
Coolidge and the Constitution came
to his defense"
So said Democratic politician
here today, extravagantly, but with
his eye on the bulls eye of a Ger
tain truth regarding the election
The victory went, 30 far as thu
Presidency Is concerned, to the mar
who, with the utmost sincerity
pulled the largest and grandest anC
most fundamental scare Of them all
| He believed 1t, and he did It
The Washington times., 1924-11-05
PRoHIBTIoRlsT LEADS
FOR IDAHO GOVERNOR

LEWISTON, Idaho, Nov. 81.
samueis. prohibltionist, today was
gradually catching up with Moore,
Republican, Tor the goverporship Of
Idaho.
President Coolidge still maintains
q 2.to-1 lead and La Toilette has
passed Davis and Is expected to
maintain second place.
Senator Borah has an overwhelm-
ing majority.
The Washington times., 1924-11-05

In q shooting affray at aaakB Ho-
tel, fredericksburg
Binner Is alleged to have grne to
the hotel after Midnight, and when
lie was refused entrance kicked In
i panel Of the door. He then pro-
ceeded upstairs to the rroprietnr's
bedroom door, and as he pounded
upon It there was q shot fired from
the room. Ri
The Washington times., 1924-11-05
GOT. HASPAPER
CONTROL IN
HOUSE
Actual Political Control, How
ever, Is Still! In Doubt
Despite Gains
continual FROM Flrat Page.l

Continued from First Page)
many Of the Eastern and Midwest
States. Results from the Coast
and Rocky Mountain States still
are in doubt.
Actual Control in Doubt.
It Is still impossible 10 determine
whether the regular Republican or.
ganization win have actual political
control of the House. The La FOL.
lette forces appear to have held
fast to their Interchangeable "l6" Of
the present House and to have
added a few recruits from among
Republicans and Democrats whom
they Endorsed for election to the
new House.
1t seems assured that the regular
Republicans will be permitted to ar
ga11ize the House machinery and
elect its officers and committee ma
jorities. The La Toilette forces In
the House do not appear to be
strong enough numerically to force
their own selections upon the Demo
Gratis. and trade with the Demo
Gratis by which the latter could
organize the House would result Ii
loss Of influential committee assign
ments now held by La Toilette
leaders who were reelected.
In legislation, the La Toilette
leaders appear to remain in dorni
nant position. BY combination with
Democrats and House groups they
may be able to force compromises
on La Toilette legislation or Il
block passage Of regular Republican
legislation recommended or Endorsed
by President Coolidge and other Ad
ministration leaders. This is the
position they. assumed and main
tanned throughout the sessions Of
the present Congress.
Most Of the influential Republi
nnp ora TNnva a6-.a% a. lnodA~. a., 49,