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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15
RADIO is CLOSED
T0LA Toilette
Senator Is Snubbed as He
InyadeS Iowa

IN ROUTE wITu SENATOR Ia
TOILETTE TO DIES MONIES
iowa. Oct 49, with an eight point
foreign policy outlined. Senator Hob
ri N Ia Toilette spends today In
Iowa. ono ~ the ratos which hts
followers believe he has good
chance OF winning
Arrangements were made to have
senator Hrookhart who recently Dc.
elared his opposition 90 President
Coolidge. board tho la Toilette car
NJ Moul,on. Iowa. and ride 20 Abba
The two senators VIII be together
more than an hour
Radio sn,nnKlcmsnis doomed in the
campaign when Ia Toilette On.
nounccd that the hroadcasiinE sta.
ton OF tho bankers Life Insurance
company IN Dca Aiolnrs had refused
him the use 81 the air tonight. Phil
Ia Toilette. son q the senator also
was advised that President r. a.
plcrson OF tho Iowa Agricultural col
lcSc at Amos had refused request
% n group % students that young Ia
Toilette be extended an invitation TO
speak IN a college building
Some Of the students are arrang
ing an outdoor meeting.
After his speech on foreign rcla.
TONS 10 n large crowd In the ST.
Louis coliseum last night. La Toilette
announced his intention. four years
hence. o. returning to ask reelection
10 tho presidency.
when I am elected president" he
said. ''the fundamental doctrine OK.
pressed by Thomas Jefferson In his
first inaugural address. peace. com.
mcrce and friendship with all ma
lions: changing alliances with none
shall guide me. To this hnsic state.
mcnt Of foreign policy should be
added recognition Of foreign govern.
ments without Intervention in their
affairs. the Monroe doctrine safe.
guarding the American continent
from imperiallstic exploitation and
absolute neutrality toward foreign
nations involved in war"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15
Radio Program
WEDNESDAY. OCTOnER IS

KFoA tt5s mrtcrsl-s.so 10 10
The RriaiE trio. including Nils
Rhea Rslslg. viollnisU blanche
i'orksy pianlst Eleanor Hale.
cello. with bass solos hy stuart
Armstrong,
KJR ass mctsral-5lo 20 ESQ,
90 1880.
KFHR tsgs mrtsrsl $40 20 $40.
680 90 T.80. $50 20 70.
OTHER COAST STATIONS
KFSG AnEclua temple. Los
Angeles. CSC p. IN, Gray Studio
childrcu's program.
XIII The Times. Los Angeles
$50 p. m. musical matinee. 8 p,
m. Iuchman'a orchestra. $40 ..
m. ehldrcn'a program 10 ,. IN.
dance music
kin The Tribune, Oakland. 5
p. m. studio program Of plano.
vocal and Instrumental music.
1910 p, m. Cismen, Barker viii
give an organ recital
KFI-Ehrlr c Anthony, Inc.
Los Angeles. G;f5 p, m detective
stories. 10 p. m, Hollywood land
community orchestra. ~ p m.
dance music.
KPO Hale Bros Inc. san
Francisco, $40 p M ehlldrcnh
program, Z p. m. sciEcr's orehes.
ira. 10 p, IN. Bradheld'H band
KEW The orvkunian. Port,
land. y, m. chlldren's program.
s p. m program. 10 p, m. dance
music by oiaena orchestra or
Hotel Portland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15
Heavy Fighting in
Streets of Canton

HOAGkbhG, oct. ~. Heavy
fighting broke out in the streets u
Canton again today between troops
n Sun Vat Sen, Euuth China dirtAs
TOT. and soldiers ~ the Merchants
volunteer corpr.
The volunteer corps haid they were
attempting 10 prevent lootInE N the
ciiy,
Or aun ordered large reinforce
ments ~ Canton 90 Restore orler
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15
Building Permits

c u Kelly 1903 nu s. w. alter resi-.
drne~, $500
r. u Carlow. yoss Meridian ave. frame
residence. gOxss, $4,000
Louie prlorir. Natl city bank. frame
residence. ssst7. 1870.
l. s. Root t5ee Stone way. frame rrsI.
drnrs soS3s. s. 500.
L. 4. Root. isoo stono way franz. resi-
drnrc. 2hSEs. i5.b0p.
Jas ~ Ferguson. city water dept alter
residence. 5000.
g. \ Carlson, t2aS sist ave 8. frame
residence. 7syao. -. 200.
Mrs y q Thomas, i2iI 2oth ~. frame
residence, 2tNza. $4,000.
NJ. a. Hcncdlrt 1850 " Charleston.
frame residence 2tNss. $4,000.
Mrs y. g. Thomas. sil goth ave. n
frame residence, i0X1.. $500
Mrs y. @. Thomas, lat Goth ave. y,
frame residence. stEs', $4,000.
r. G, miller. ziis Louisa st.. frame resi-.
drnrc. 5iHE $500.
j. g INT. 7tsA ~ 50th, frame rsHldcncr
aSHie, 81 600.
L. = Prcntiss, II box $50. Seattle.
frame residence, sgH2s. 1880
4, II. Silver 1919 W. Roy. frame real.
drnco. 9GNtt, ia,20O.
Otto Riund, So6t Grayson. frame resi-.
dencr. enso, 1880.
II. ". judson. i0s Amer. pk bldg. fran.
residence, etc, s5N70, $4,000.
c. ". Rabrr. eiis n 5ist st, frame resi-.
doucc aix2s. $500
II 4. Kaye, 500 Meridian ave. frame
residence. ctNsi H. $4,000.
H. l., Rays, 500 Meridian ave. frame
residence, 2itst " $500.
y. B. Berg, Gba6 Dibslo ave. frame rosl.
drnee. 2sXas, $500.
j. J, Peterson, 25aO soth r.. frame resi-.
donCe, 2tN5s. 81. 500
G, II Miller, 67o2 rhlnney. frame resi-.
denee, 2sxla. $500
X. u, Logan, i7t5 Fourth s. w. service
station. isNso. 81 500
II. A. Wheeler, Giis Francis ave- frame
residence, 27xss is.Oso
Inter Ave, BldE Co, care architect. fire
proof garage, etc. 2ttXiit. 5000. 900
u ". Connors, as W. 18th, frame resi.
doncc s2N2s, 81. 900.
J. Hnssmpn, bOi n. e7th st.. frame resi-.
donce 32t3i 80. 5000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15
Open Olympia
Grays Harbor Road

ftOQuJAM Oct. is a parade
next Saturday win officially open The
new paved highway from Olympia 20
graya Hatbor. it was announced
AFTER the Gaya Harbor state auto
club Tuesday approved plans FOR the
ceremony. 4 vaudeville dinner" NJ
the Hotel Emsrton Saturday ovcn.
tnE viii be one Of the closing features
OF tho celebration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15
PROBE OF RUM
SHIP STARTS
Believe Wealthy Men Back
California Booze Fleet

BAN FRANCISCO oct. =lRvrs
tlgstlon 20 establish ownership ~ the
british steamer Quadra. captured OF
the Faraliones SUNDAY with a half
million dollar liquor cargo aboard
was m progress to-day
Federal authorities let their belief
be known that wealthy san Francisco
men were behind tho operations of
me Quadm. mother ship % tho
California rum fleet
Al evidence In thc casc viii be
laid beforr the federal grand luB
when ID c0nycnes tomorrow and all
other cases win be suhordlnated 90
this. involving as d does, not only
violation Of the state and federal pro-
hlbItiou laws but the liquor treaty
between tho United states ana Great
Britain a. well
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15
CONNER'S TRIAL
DELAYED
Omission OF Deliberate
Makes Indictment Faulty

TACOMA. Oct. i5-omisaian %
one word. deliberate" from the In.
dicimsnt charging wife murder. late
Tuesday resulted in delay Of a week
In the federal court trial OF Richard
Conner before United states Judge
.C, c. CuahmRn. Conner WIS indiet.
ed FOR first degree murder. and
omission Of the word made the tech.
Meal charge second degree
The Fern I'm Eroccra clerk was
discharged and Immediately rearrrst.
ed on warrant sworn 90 hy Unit
ed states Commissioner r. ". Ham.
mond The vcnire was discharged
with nine passed for cause. and n
new grand jury viii b. asked 10 re-
turn faulilesa indictment next
Tucgday.
Conner y charged with shooting
his wife Pearl. 10 death lat Mas
and hiding her body in an ahan
doncd wei on the camp Lewis mill.
t8ry reserve.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15
Loeb, Leopold Are
Sued by Chauffeur

CHICAGO. oct. 10 Henry NJ.
Ashton, Chicago attorney, an.
nounecd today that he Is starting
suit against convicts o.3oj and o,3OG
at the Illinois state ponltentiary. iA
behalf OF Charles Renm, who was
n chauffeur here until a physical
mutilation made him an invalid.
The conyicts arc Nathan T.. Leo.
pold Jr., and Richard Loeb. "lifcrs"
for the murder OF Bobby Franks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15
Industrial League
Head Coming Here

Paul Blanshard. national secretary
Of the League Tor Industrial Dcmocs
racy. viii arrive IN Seattle Thurs
day on his tour about tho country
IN the interests Of the Ia Toilette
Wheeler campaign Blnnshard win
speak in tho university gymnasium
Thursday night Friday ne viii talk
in Nottingham and In Eilcnsburg
on Saturday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15
Angora Grotto to
Hold Special Meet

a special meeting Of AuRDw
Gr0rto So .. y y, p r.. will be- held
THURSDAY evening % $50 iu the
banquet hail ~ the Masonic club,
Arcade building
Plans relative 20 pilgrimage o.
Portland and tho coming "Grotio
Arabian Night" an Oriental fantasy
90 be- presented by AHgor8. will be-
discussed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15
Denver Man Is New
Reclamation Head

WARRINGTON. Oct t5.-R r.
Walter, Denver Was today desig-
mated as acting chief engineer OF
the bureau Of reclamation to fill the
vacancy caused by the recent rcslg-
nation OF r. 4. Weymouth
Walters new designation will take
effect November l when he will bc
located in tho Denver office or tho
bureau. He Is now assistant chief
engineer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15
Why Stay Fat?
You Can Reduce

The answer or NEST lat people Is TIA,
u ia too hard. TOO troublesome and too
dangerous 70 force the ssiEht do-n. Mar
noia Prescription Tablets orsrrams at
these dinruitlcs They are pleasant 20
TAXI. entail no distiaE or exercise ard
have the added sdvantaEs OF chsapnss.
a Dol u sold at ore dollar ~ AZ drug.
Eisis the world over. o. send the price
direct 10 thr Marnola Co. General Ne.
tors Bidg. Detroit Mich Naw that you
know this. sou have no grouse 's- bsing
fat You can reduce steadily and easily
sithogt EoinE through long ssErs ~
'irsaomn exercise and starvation diet
vith fear % bad sffssts Oct q hat ard
start getting slender uow. Advertise
rnrnf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15
100000 FIRE
Fisher Flour Mill al Mount
Vernon DESTROYED

MOUNT VERNON ost a.
started by a furnace explosion. fire
last night totally destroyed the
Sssaoco F1shcr FIGURING Mills com
psny plant herr and caused $50
Geo damage 20 the city Grain a
Feed 60. min across across tho spur
railway.
Mount Ncrnous fire department
was assisted by men and apparatus
from burlington. Scdro- Woolcy and
AnaCortcs,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15
Berry New Seattle
Sears Roebuck Head

4. NJ. Berry has hoen appointed
general manager OF tho senttle store
OF Sears, Rocbuclt 6 co. lie has
been with the organization - years,
advancing steadily to moro rcsponsi.
bio positions. He came TO Seattle
in 1910 when tho compnny's Seattle
branch was established
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15
SHANGHAI STILL
THREATENED
LeaderlesS Men Fight for
Right 10 Loot City

SHANGHAI oct I5 L-ldrIisHa
Cmntas aoldisrH HtI'i threatened
Shanghai today ar rival groups
fought for tho right 90 loot tho city
following defeat ~ Cen Ia Yuug
iIslanE bY Gen CHI ilslsh Yuan and
his combined ksHnEau Fukiru troops
ChskIHnE forces wefg rfirfnehlnE
two miles from The boundaries N the
French concession and the foreign
settlement ~ noon.
Fighting between ths rival forrer
vas resumed ~ midnight near nan.
zang and within eight miles of
Shanghai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15
CAPTURE MECCA
Tribesmen LoOting Holy City
OF Islam

CAIRO. OCT WahibI tribes
men have captured Mecca. holy cts
Of Islam. and arc lootiHE fhr royal
palace, according 70 a message here
today
KIua Az ~ tHr Iisdlaz has fled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15
Overheated Iron Is
Blamed for Blaze

An oysrhsalsd electric iron o.
blamed Tor d blaze which caused $500
damage In Sire. = Nelson's millinery
shan iu u.s prnrly' Bank building
Tuesday afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15

Two complete skeletons and rec
mains ~ pottery have been dug
up Boa clay pt rDputed % be- o
Roman burial ground % Chickeren
England
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15

The priests Of Peru arc said 60
have buried approximately $4,000
Geo worth 81 sold 20 preserve Il
from the clutches OF their pcrsc-
cutnrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15
Newman Club Plans
for Benefit Dance

The Newman club. % the uni
ysrsliy. viii stage q benefit dance
Friday evening at the X. Of c. hall
Miss Ma7beth Flanucry il In
charge. Proceeds arc 20 so 10 the
clubhouse fund.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15

The ambash tree In Africa grows
80 rapidly az TO attain its full
height, 90 feet, In two years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-07
QUICK RELIEF FROM
CONSTIPATION
Get DR.. Edwards Olive
Tablets

That Ia the joyful cry OF thousands
since Or. Edwards produced Olive
Tablets. the substitute for calomel
Dr. Edwards. practicing phyAi.
clan for II years and cnlomol's old.
time enemy. discovered tho formula
for Olive Tablets while treating pa.
TENTS for chronic constipation and
torpid llverz.
Or. Edwards Olive Tablets do not
contain eaiomel. but healing,
soothing vegetable laxative.
No gripping Is tho keynote" Of
these little sugar. coated. oIivc-ool.
orod tablets. They cause the bowels
and liver 20 act normally. They
never force them TO unnatural &C.
| ton.
II you have dark brown mouth"
bad broath-a dun, tired feeling,
sick hcadache--torpid liver-con.
stipatlon. you'rl find quick. sure and
pleasant results from ono or two OF
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets at bed.
time.
Thousands take them every night
just TO kap right. Try them. $50
and Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-07
Grey
High School Girl Complains OF Corner Loaters Whc
Annoy Her By Spcaking-Asks n she Should
"CdH Them DoCR"

Dear Miss Grey am high school girl II years old and
work downtown several afternoons week after school, As
| walk downtown, especially Pike 81, Second ave,
young men have before speak TO II oc-
frequently that it is annoying and feel nsulted
too.
Haven't | perfect right TO walk downtown alone in
broad daylight without being pestercd in such manner
Do you think should say 81 don't know YOU and pass on
Do you think if should call few Of them down, II might
help?
Please do not think the kind TO encourage them
do not and hate the idea Of their speaking TO me.
MARGARET.
Should you attempt 10 speak 10 the insects notice them
ieUel less. Simply ignore the creatures entirely
Perhaps you not pet OF the fact that there Is
species Of male pho cannot becUe that their attentions
and remarks possible fail 10 fatter any coman
They succeed often NTH girls Of certain class that
they look upon all easy preV and they consider
Themselves perfectly irresistible Chen they address
young tcomen fCh0nl they kRoW 10 be respectable.
Overlook them not ostentatotsy, but quite rhooenhy
and naturally entirely ignorant Of their ertsence
Not 10 be seen at all he height and depth Of huta-
ton for their TepuiSirG class.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-07
FARM TROUBLE
is DESCRIBED

The welfare % the farming indus
Try is the welfare o. the whole eoun.
try. Frederick Benz, Yakima potato
king" and agricultural agent OF the
Northern Pacific railway. declared in
an address az the meeting OF tho Ki'
wants club Wednesday IN the Hotel
GoWman. Benz quoted figures 90
show that the investment IN farm.
ing in the United states OF y billion
dollars was moro than the combined
investment in coal mining. banking
railroads and an manufacturing,
The trouhl Of tho farmere." he
declared. is two-fold. Farmers have
not applied business principles TO
farming. and the public has the
wreng psychology as 10 farming IN
failing 20 recognize the farmer as a
merchant. A farmer must cope with
al the problems that confront the
business man and. in addition. must
lie mentally equipped 90 cope with
the laws o. nature and science
Education. organization and repre-
sentation were the three remedies
for the present troubles OF the farm.
er. he stated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-07
Volstead Law
Against Pies
Held Possible
Kincaid Sees Ultra
Arcadian Days
in Future

Prohibition laws against heavy
p!es7
They're a possibility, said rror.
Trevor kincnh OF the zoology do.
pstrtment OF tho Uutvarsity OF
Nashlngton--a few hundred thou.
sand years IN the future.
When that time comes. according
20 tho predictions Of the professor,
the world VIII 10 free from dis.
case. humans will subsist on syn.
thetlcally made food. and the world
viii have changed as much as Il
has in the past Thousands OF cen.
turtles.
The mystery OF tho atom VIII be
solved and the energy found within
II win be the source Of our heat
and light.
According 10 the zoo!oxist. there
is enough energy in a teacup full
OF water to drive n hattiesfip across
the Pacific ocean. and when the key
10 - Is found the man with the
hoe viii disappear
War VIII be n thing OF the past:
n relic OF the ''barbarisrn' OF the
past ages. OF which this il one.
Social barriers viii disappear. peo-
pie will mlngle. races will blend to.
gether and n new type OF the hu.
man species viii come into exist.
encc.
And. concludes the professor. the
result Of proper food and cloth.
ing and lack OF worry should be o
marked Improvement In the appear.
ance Of man.
Which Is mighty encouraging 10
most OF US. but jus, little bit too
uncertain to be really counted upon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-07
Iowa Physician Makes
Startling Offer to
Catarrh Sufferers
Found Treatment Which
Healed His Own Catarrh
and Now Offers TO Send IL
Free to Sufferers Any.
where.

Davenport. Iowa--Dr. w. o. cof.
Zee. Suite ii2o. St James Hotel
Bldg this city. ono OF tho most
widely known physicians and sur
geons In the central west. announces
that hs found treatment which
completely healed him OF eatarrh in
the head and nose. deafness and
head noises after many years OF
suffering. He then gave the treat.
s.ent TO a number OF other suffer.
srz. and they state that they also
were completely healed. The Doctor
Is 50 proud OF his achievement and
so confident that his treatment viii
bring other sufferers the same free
dom II gave him. that he 10 offer.
Ing 70 send q 10 days supply nbso-
Iuteiy free 20 any reader Of this
paper who writes him. DR.. Coffee
has specialized on eye. ear. moss
and throat diseases for more than
thirty>fivs years. and Is honorcd and
respected by countless thousands.
II you suffer from nose, head or
throat catarrh, catarrhal deafness
or head noises. send him your name
and address Observation-Disclosures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-07
NEWER FORM OF OIL
ENDS RHEUMATIC PAINS
90 5.iss Casns Less Than , Ia 100
Are Reported 81 Have Failed
10 Get Relief

Prom Germany. which gave 40 tho
world those two great pain rrlleN /,
ere. Aspirin Tor headache pain ana
Nav6rain for painless drnthir}t
comes news ~ another great diseoy-
cry - q newer form ~ oil Mhlch ln
Bringing quick relief from ths pain
OF rheumatism ia a remarkable per
rrntagv ~ cases where AT otAef
methods had failed.
These German socialists found
that rheumatism. IN an enormous
number OF cases. IL due 40 an inter
nai Infection such as poisonous pus
| In a dead tooth or An Infected tnnali,
or IN the inteHtinrs These peiHons
hainE absorbed BY tho blood arc car
ried 10 the Joints and muscles. whpf'
they Get up inflammation ana w
trnse pain. Sometimes these intse-
tionH CAUSE rheumatism. IN other
cases nsuritin. neuralgia or govt
once the cause Of the trouble was
tsn,en. these German scientists
worked 90 perfect an Oh intended e
pcnrtrAts directly 20 tho tprtNfsn
nerves and inflhmed Tissue - ths
ioluta and muscles thenuHrlrrn ana
nrtttrniirn these p8inona IN much the
same way that birarhunatr Of soda
or mawnenia nruffaiiars an hrlo
stomach. OFTEN even 10 The most
ssvsrr and stubborn cases, milan
nation. swelling and pain qulekiF
disappear with the very fifHt apph-
cation
- astounding have been the r..
suits froui this remarkable on tbnt
lie American distributors have hu-
thgrtrsd local druggists 20 lend you
4 bottle for trial with his personal
written guarantee You simply ac-
pnsft thr price with him ss evidence
81 good faith. Then N yon 90 not
rrt Immediate relief. simply return
the bottle and every penny 81 your
deposit will br Instantly refunded.
AK for the oil By name nuhlcr OIL
Sold 81 ali good druggists ~ this
cts. such a. Bartsil Drug Company.
seattle DRUG Company, Swift Drus
Company
Netst The written guarantees OF re-
lief or money back on Huhler oil Is
ssp~ciaiiy designed for those people
who have doctorcd for years with
out results. We do not want 20
Keep one penny ~ your money uu-
iear nuhior OH gives you relief from
pain Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-07
Kills All Aches and Pains in Half the
Time 1t Takes Linimcnts,
Poulticcs and Plasters

Begy's Mustarine Is used by tens
of thousands OF people who know
that IT is the quickest killer OF pain
on earth.
It's so penetrating and effective
that in most cases neuralgia. head.
ache. toothaehe. earacho and back.
ache disappear in TO 10 minutes
some statement. but It's true.
It win not blister because II is the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-07
Dean Bolton Author
of Psychology Book

Dean Frederick Z. Bolton OF the
school OF education OF the University
OF Washington Is the author OF new
book just published by Charles Serb
ner s sons. OF New York. II Is titled
Everyday Psychology for Teachers. -
and Is for education classes in uni.
yersities and normal schools. This Is
The third book Of Dean Bottoms TO be
published.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-07

valentine Day dssb 10 always has
distinct appeal 10 small people. II
affords unusual opportunities for
decoration,
Sandwiches. cakes. salads. Ice
creams and candies can Dc made
heart shaped and tho fHvorH can DO
tiny heart shaped boxes filled with
candy.
4 Jack Horncr pic IN the shape
Of a hugo heart might ba made OF
pink crepe paper rose pedals and aus.
pended over tho dining table. RIB.
bonn should be attached 90 fay0Ts In
tho pie reaching 20 each plate.
and the children should pull az the
same time.
Tho menu should be simple and
easily digssted but quite gala and
pariifiei,
MENU
crssmsd Salmon IN nirs Cup,
Dread Ani Butter Nand Hichss
H., 81, Tomato Jelly hsisd g..
hot chocolate
DREAMED SALMON IN RICE
CuPs
phs large can salmon. : cups ra!ik
tablespoons buttsr. Z tablespoons flour
canned rimsnt1s. . teaspoon sait
rnPriFn. cups rice. quarts cold sateF.
Tablespoons butter. tsasgBon szlt.
ears. brad crumbs.
Remove salmon from can and pour
over boiling water. Drain and re.
move akin and bones. Flake. Melt
butter stir In -four. hlowiy add milk.
stirring constantly. Rub plmento
thru sieve. add with salt and paprlIsa.
Add salmon and keep hot over hot
water.
Wash rico thru several waters
Put In large kettle with butter and
water and bring 60 boiling point.
Simmer until tender. Spread on plat.
ter about two inches deep. when
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-07
MUST airline WILL END T0NSlLITIS.
LUMBAGO AND BR0NCRlTls--0UIcK

original substitute for the old rella.
bic mustard plaster and Is made OF
real yellow mustard-no cheap sub
stitutes arc used.
Use II to Danish rheumatic pains
and govt. for sore. inflamed or frost.
ed feet. for chiIblains. stiff neck or
Joints or cramps in legs. It acts in.
stantly and never fails 10 drive out
inflammation in any part OF the body,
Sore throat and chest colds disappear
over night. Ask for Mustarlne in tho
yellow box--3O and co cents.-Adver.
tlsement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-07
Shorett Files for
City School Board

John y. shorett, Seattle attorney.
filed his candidacy for the school
board at the city election March II.
He has been a resident of Seattle
since 1911. shorett says he believes
In better schools and a wage for
teachers that will enable the city to
employ the leaders OF the profession
here.