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Evening star., 1925-02-10

other things at her command. and is
placed at the disposal of those posing
the living valentines. There should be
pins a-plenty, and different colored It's
sue papers. Comic valentines may be
the choice Of some Of the couples, and a
false face and grease paint can be in
cluded in the box if the hostess wishes.
Cupid's NNntty Case.
The game of living valentines is one
which requires partners. The choosing
OF them will be aided by the use of
Cupid's vanity cases. These are double
red hearts. made by folding red paper,
cutting the sides and point. but leaving
the upper portion of the lobes attached.
The heart will thus be double and open
lengthwise. Upon one section of the
opened heart a circle the size of
50-cent piece is drawn and a number
written. EaGi number that a girl has is
duplicated in the numbers given the
men. The finding of partners is a case
of Who's got your number" Direc-
tions for this are written in verse on the
upper section of the opened heart as
Find her tor him) who has the number
here,
Then let a Valentine appear.
Beyond the door is a Property Box
That answers unto him who knocks.
Five minutes are allowed each couple
before the CURTAINS are parted TO dis
Evening star., 1925-02-10
BEDTIME STORIES BY b .asegss unesss0'

plunge down into a bank of snow
just below them. But Mrs. Grouse
WAS uneasy.
DO you think we'd better sleep
down there tonight?' said she Il
don't know why have IT,, but have
feeling that something is going to
happen"
POOH" cried Thunderer. why
should anything happen tonight any
more than any other night"
II don't know replied Mrs. Grouse
"But I-don't like this snow 1t is too
wet
Pooh" exclaimed Thunderer again.
you ought to be tickled TO death 10
have 1T showing. 1t will cover up
the holes we make when we plunge
into that bank down there. Then if
Reddy Fox or Old Man Coyote happen
along they'll never even suspect that
We are underneath. For my part, |
am glad it is showing Come on,
dear, let's go to bed
But Mrs. Grouse was still uneasy
and anxious. Lets roost up here IN
this spruce tree" said she
You can if you want to-" retorted
Thunderer. I'm not going to. When
can have a comfortable, warm bed
under the snow you won't catch me
roosting in a tree all night Don't be
silly. my dear. 1t is getting dark
and I'm not going to sit up here any
longer"
He stretched out his neck and with
those bright eyes of his he looked
carefully in every direction TO make
sure that no one was watching him.
Then, without another word he
plunged down into that snowbank
He went down so swiftly that he dis
appeared instantly. Mrs. Grouse saw
the snow fall back behind him. She
knew that he would work his way
along for some little distance under
the snow. Twice Mrs. Grouse started
to follow him, and twice she drew
back. But she didn't want to spend
the night alone in that tree. SO at
last she, too. plunged into the snow
and worked her way along until she
was some little distance from where
she had entered the snow bank
II guess ! was foolish TO be aHx-
ious," thought she as she settled her
self for the night. There really
isn't anything 10 worry about. In
the morning ! probably will wonder
what was the matter with mo" Five
minutes later she was sound asleep.
Evening star., 1925-02-10
What Tomorrow Means to
You.
BY MARY BLAKE.

Aquarius.
Tomorrow's planetary aApectx are.
in the early morning, very proptueus,
but later on become less benign, \
little before noon the conditions
undergo a change, which, ~ tho day
grows older, becomes accertuated,
and at sundown is positively adverse.
Anything, therefore, calling for or
demanding concentrated or forceful
effort should be done in the early part
of the day. Thereafter caution and
ultra conservatism should guide your
actions, and the less you do ''out Of
the ordinary" the better the results,
The vibrations indicate an unhealthy
mess to become not only pessimistie,
but disagreeable. Care should be
taken to avoid both unconsidered
speech and action. -
A child born tomorrow will be very
vivacious and full of life. 1t will be
particularly immune to infantiIe all
ments and Will develop along stronS 3
physical lines. 1t will be naturally
always willing to take q dare, and
more vigilance needs to be exercised
over this child to avoid accid ents
than measures taken to prevent sick
ness. Its disposition will he sunny
and bright, while it's character will
at all times be firm. 1t will be very
careful as 10 its choice Of companions,
but the friends II makes VIII give
and receive quixotic loyalty. Tomor-
rows child will be more ambitious in
an outdoor sphere than in the pur-
suit OF any business OF sedentary
nature.
If tomorrow is your birthday you
are, In spite of many virtues, alto
vol nj
accomplished talker than you are a
persistent doer, You have no mean
opinion of either yourself or your
abilities, and the mediocre condition
or your material circumstances has
not changed your opinion ore jot or
little, No matter how many disap-
pointments you experience no matter
how seriously your plans fail to ma
terialize, You can always fnd an
alibi, and never realize-much less
contestant you yourself are 10
blame.
This attitude is most unfortunate,
as. although your ability is not SO
great as that with which you have
spontaneously endowed yourself, you
have much natural talent, and with
more action and less speech, you
could travel far and accomplish
much.
You are very sffectionate and dem
onstrative, and are always willing
and ready TO make any sacrifice for
those You love and for those who
love YOU.
Well known persons horn on that
date are: Benjamin F. Sands, naval
officer; Alexander H. Stephens. vice
president of the Confsderacy; Mel
ville Fuller, former chief justice, Su-
preme Court; Alexander Hermann,
prestidigitator; Thomas A. Edison.
inventor; franklin Hooper, scientist
and educator.
Copyright, 1881
Evening star., 1925-02-10
Veal and Pork Pie.

Cut the meat from knsekle Of
veal in pieces about two inches
square, put them in saucepan with
a very few thin slices of fat salt Dork
and enough water to just cove them
allow to boil very slowly Until well
done and very tender. This will
require fully two hours. Half an
hour before the meat Is done add salt
and white pepper to taste, and IL
liked crate of nutmeg and just a
speek of red pepper When ready.
thieken the gravy by adding two
tahlespoonfuls of hour and two table
spoonfuls of butter rubbed smoothly
together II the gravy is too thin,
add more f1our Have ready some
soda crackers. lay them on hot plat
ter, pour over the meat and gravy,
and serve hot.
Evening star., 1925-02-10

| HORIZONTAL
-cLUs U5E1 IN BASE eaLl
a PCT NAME FOR FATHER.
= SOON.
9 VERY SMALL QUANTITY
10 -ttEAT OF EARTH
~ TOOL (To PIG w ~EeV5)
; MINE Raj SUBSTANCE
) MONK EY.
IT. SMALL RoUN0 Ve6e TABE
i9- HIGHEST POINT
ZI- TO TAKE CAPTIVE.
u NOT FAT.
ES- GRAM FG1 To HORSES.
Eo- CARRIER FOX COAL.
20 LiTTLE CrtllD
Evening star., 1925-02-10

nipulating two mysteries, ingredients
and preparation.
It's in the perfect balancing of these
that success comes-in better favor,
lightness and eating quality. To secure
these in soda cracker several new
methods have been employed. A differ
ent way of working the dough, an ad-
vance in the blending of -four, in differ
ent cutting, and even specially shaped
cracker as an aid to thorough baking.
Evening star., 1925-02-10

went really hungry. SO. seeing how
hungry some of their neighbors were
at times, they felt that they had no
reason to complain
Now, Thunderer and Mrs Grouse
like TO sleep under the snow 1t is
always warm there and whenever
the snow is deep enough they spend
their nights buried under it. One
danger only they fear. That is that
while they are asleep under the snow
It may rain and then form an icy
crust and so make them prisoners.
But so far this Winter there had
been no ley crusts and so they had
had no reason TO worry.
The Black Shadows had come creep
Ing into the Green Forest extra early
one afternoon. This was because
dark clouds hid the blue. blue sky.
Just about the time Thunderer and
Mrs. Grouse were ready to 60 to he'd
II began 10 snow. They sat together
In a spruce tree making ready to
Evening star., 1925-02-10
Mrs. Grouse Anxious.
Who doth a warning fail to heed
A foolish person is. indeed.

Thunderer the Grouse and Mrs.
Grouse had a very comfortable Win
ter so far. Old Mother Nature gave
them their snowshoes early. and 80
they had no difficulty in getting
about on the soft snow. TO be sure.
they had had to live largely on buds.
and they had grown very tired Of
this food. But it Kept them alive and
in good condition and they never
Evening star., 1925-02-10

close an improvised valentine, posed in
tabieau. To the couple voted most sue
csssful hsart-shaped box of candy ma V
be presented.
Refreshments are now in order.
Evening star., 1925-02-10

WE have never been content with
w the belief that a soda cracker
is Just soda cracker. To admit this
would be to deny the very motto of
Sunshine Bakers, which always has
been-better biscuits
This striving for . better soda
cracker has been afoot for years-just
rs with other Sunshine Biscuits.
Now, as every housewife knows,
the taste of food is the result of ma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-16
MOVE TO
CLOSE SHOWS
Says Only Time Working
Folk Can See Movies

Closing OF seAttles ail-night the.
stsrs. proposed BY the city censor
ship board. would work a hardship
on hundreds OF working people. who
can find no other tins for nmuse.
msnt than in early morning houra
SO said John DanE. who operates
the Colonial and Florence ali.night
shows. Tuesday. Ho was comment.
ing on the proposed action OF the
board.
II had been charged that tho the.
aiers were used for pettlng par.
tics.
ITS absurd" said DAM. THE
thcstcrs are better lighted than
most other picture houses. There
is matron and an attendant al
the Colonial and male attendant
az the Florence.
Most Of our patrons are work
ing people. or folks who have to
catch early trains. We catch trade
from allnight restaurants cooks,
walters and mattresses Lots Of
folks who go TO work before the
street cars start running come
downtown on the last cars and
spend nm hour or two in the show"
The city council is not favorable
90 the closing. DAM asserted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-16
Kill B0U R NE is
OPERATED ON
BotheI | Bank Bandit Still
Unable to Be Moved

Alva Kilbourno, only surviving
bandit OF tho trio which held up
and robbed the Bothcll state bank
n week ago. underwent another
operation in the Portland hospital.
Sheriff Matt Starwich was informed
Tuesday.
Starwich was 10 have brought
Kilbourne 10 tho King county Jail
from tho Portland hospital Tuesday
night but was informed by wire
OF tho second operation. Kilbourne
will not be in condition TO be
moved until the first OF next week,
stnrwlch was told
After tho sensational robbery of
the bank during which his two
companions were killed by bank Of.
Ulcers firing on their speeding car,
Kilbourno was driven 10 Portland,
suffering from two bullet wounds,
where he was captured.
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Advertisement
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(Advsrtis.menD
mon Skids" for
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II you have n skidd.nx stomach
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-16
Music Federation
to Sponsor Opera

PORTLAND. ore. June 1.-the
National Federation OF Music club.
has agreed TO sponsor a national tour
Of the American opera ''AlElAla, !"
composed BY Frank Deleonr. OF Ak.
ron. Ohio. with Libretto By Cecil
Tanning. Of Columbus. Ohio.
Officers OF the federation aligned a
contract With Fortune Gallo. impress.
sario, who viii manage the opera on
a tour OF several months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-16
Hoover at Stanford
for Sons Wedding

PAI,o ALTO. Cal. June is,-sec'
Rotary OF Commerce Herbert Hoover
and Mrs Hoover were 20 arrive today
for. stay at their homo on the
stanford University campus. They
arc 90 attend commencement eIer'
ciseg Monday at which their son viii
DO graduated from the University.
They viii also attend his wedding tho
following Thursday 20 Miss Marsa-
rot p. Watson Of San Francisco IN
the stanford Memorial chapel.
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Sons of Revolution
to Celebrate Fight

Celebrating the i5oth anniversary
Of the Battle OF Bunker HIN. the Sc
attic chapter OF the sons OF the
American Revolution will have a
MONDAY luncheon "Wednesday, June
II. at the Seattle Chamber Of Com
mercc 81 1890.
The meeting win be presided over
by Henry Corbin. president OF the
Seattle chapter. and the principal
speaker will be Superior Judge
Charles r. Claypool
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Family Ties? You BeH
Women Steal Them All
Every Time We Get Pet Cravat She Needs
1t for This or That OngsombIe

OF tho old mans ties. too-=one OF
the vivid ones generally
FAN DOES USE
JP GIFT TIES
There's one advantage 10 this
thing. anyway. II uses up all tho
ties that your wife ana Agatha sent
you for Christmas. and you haven't
had tho nerve 10 wear for fear
somebody viii think you've been IN
an explosion IN n paint shop.
You may balk al ono Of those
quist little things IN nine colors
with yellow border. but your wife
won't. Shell think irs a dream. be
cause II Just harmonlzes with her
new lunch oHRhombls or the ong
sombls abe wears when rho wants
20 knock 'om dead at party.
What tho men have got 20 DO n
get together and bribs tho fashion
writer's 10 keep boosting for bright
colors and AZ many eolors as posi-
bio IN ons tie. Because II tho won.
en- ever get tho idea that quiet ties
arc tho thing, we won't have IA
thing 90 draps over the place where
the second and third buttons OF our
shirts ought 10 be.
It's getting 30 that q man doesn't
possehs fun right. title and interest
70 anything around his own home
any more. His wife wears his
shirts. sports his ties smokes his
fags and has discovered that his
shaving cream makes a good sham.
poo. Aso that military brushes arc
fine for bobbed hair.
Brother n you've got n pet tie
hide ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-16
SCOTS PLANNING.
ANNUAL PICNIC
Fortuna Park Event TO See
Many Highland Contests

The bonnie lasses OF Scotland are
pressing their Kills ana prsctleing
their steps in anticipation OF tho
lsth annual Scots picnic and games
10 DO held az Fortuna park GA Mor'
Ger island. July 4 The event "a
tho occasion f1r tho annual meet
for Highland competitions IN piping,
dancing and athletics. II was at
tended last year by moro than 5000
persons,
David Dow IL chairman OF the
picnic committee. assisted by John
Maeliyer. A. j. Mcmillan. James Is
lloyd. James Kennedy. u. X. Nc.
Court. Andrew y. Mowat. W. r.
oEilyis. Or. John wotherspoon and
Charles H. Sheriff.,
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LIE NEW ROYALTY

A resident OF Stoke Newington, Ad.
vertidng for a domestic servant. an
nounces that there is no washing, no
cooking. no windows. no knives. no
boots. no young children, own bed
room and sitting room with wireless.
He will have 10 do better than that.
Punch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-16

The women don't buy ties-thoy
use tho old mans instead.
An far as We can gather, this
ongsomble fad started 'em 20 uhnE
mems ties There's all kinds OF
ongsombes these days golf ong-
sombles and paJama ongsombles and
street ongsomblss and dinner ong-
nombleA. and each OF 'em has TO
have a tic TO go with II.
There's even n picnic ongsombls.
which requires ono OF tho old mans
boft shirts and a pair OF Little
Rollo'a knee panta This takes one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-16

newspapers and the druggist recon-
mended Lydia 4. Pinkham's Vegeta.
BILE Compound to my husband for me.
As result Of taking it my back has
stopped aching and the awful bearing
down feeling is gone. i feel stronger
and do all of my homework and tend
to my little girl. ! have also taken
Lydia T.. Pinkham's Liver Pills for
constipation. ] have recommended
these medicines to some Of my friends
and you may use this letter as tes-
timonial If you wish. will be pleased
TO answer letters Of other women If
] can help them by telling them what
this medicine has done for me. -
Mrs. PRICE, lat w. Summit Avenue,
st. Paul, Minnesota.
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AN ADDED THRILL

But" said the cautious screen
star who was about to psrform an
apparently dangerous feat. suppose
the rope should break?"
by George cried the director
That's a good idea American I.e.
gion Weekly.
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(AdyertlsomcntI

Proposals will DO received by tho
Bureau OF Supplies aud Accounts.
Ncvy Department. Washington, y.
g, untll 10 o'clock n, mn juno 2s.
lNHb, Tor delivcrinR canned nprlcoA
and peas, assorted jams, coke. sparl,
plugs, cotton rags, mineral oil (koro-
acne), fire engines, bunting. ncoty.,
lgne, oxygen aud carbon dioxido'
gaSca To- tho Navy Yard. Puget
Sound, Wash Apply for proposals.
TO the supply officer Navy yarG
Puget Sound, Wash. or 10 the BuroaT
OF Supplies and Accounts. CHAIR .TR
NORRIS paymaster General OF tho
Navy, b.2o-2b,
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vention Of Eagles.

The international convention con.
vencd here yesterday. a parade ot
10. 900 Eagles last night iuauguratlng
tho ceremonies. Special floats and
l5 bands featured the occasion. A
total Of So aeriea are repreaented.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-16
Kelso Would Have
Eagles Convention

VICTORIA. B. c., June 1s.--KeIso
Wash. was today making a strong
bid for the 1895 international con.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-16
SAYS U. S. IMPORTS
MORE LIQUORS THAN
BEFORE PROHIBITION

VICTORIA. II. C. June Ia
v uiy U. Pl-seo,eh whisky
viii continue 20 flow into the
United States despite rigid pro.
hihltion enforcement. John Nc
Siah. director Of ono OF tho
largest dlstilleriea IN Scotland. De.
clarcd here today,
up 60 six weeks ago moro
Scotch whisky had been shipped
10 the United Slater than before
prohibition came into effect no
said.
THE cost OF maintaining tho
dry navy has been 80 enormous
that tho United States cannot
maintain II long As Hoon NJ
the fleet disappears rum row
will spring up again"
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"LAnILY lies" Is

Il right
There was a TINS
when the old man
could hang all his
crayats on tho old
glass rack. All flicked
up with ribbon bows
beside his chlffonler,
with fair assurance
that they'd all be
there IN the morn
ing
But now they're
community property.
like tho lawnmower
or tho photograph.
Maybe some fash
ion starter starte q
women 90 wearing
'em after boin *
brtbed by a tie
manufacturer " h o
wanted 20 increase
his output II no.
they both got fooled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-16

PARTICLE Ol dandruN or any failing
hair.
Hair grows long. heavy. luxuriant
and full OF life.
Drug stores and toilet counters
sell millions OF bottles OF "Dander.
Inc"
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birth | have suf-
fered with my
back as il il were
breaking in two
and ! had a bear
ing down feeling
all the time. /
also had dizzy
spells and was
sick at m y
5 to m a h every
month. ! had read
several letters
frnr,r fts1,,,.v. ,atE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-16

LoNDoNt--As tho result OF some
unique experiments In grating.
lemons, oranges and grapefruit now
arc being grown on ono tree in the
TrnnsNhnl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-16
Stubborn sore
on baby's ear
Quickly responds to
Resinol
N. s. Pittsburgh, Pa, May 1o:--

II feel as though
] must tell you OF
the good Resinol
Ointment did for
my baby. She had
a very sore car
for about n year
and ] tried every
thing ] heard OF,
b ut n o 1 h | n e
seemed TO help II.
Then | heard Of
Rcsinol and tried
IL. IL surely did
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advertisement
WOMAN'S BACK
STOPPED ACHING
| Suffered Three Years.
Relieved by Taking Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound

st. Paul, MINI. ~ have a little
girl three years old and ever since her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-16
B'Nai Birth Holds
Convention in S. F,

SAN FRANCISCO. June a.
With delegates present from sir
states and British Columbia, the an
nunl convention OF district grand
lodge No. 4. B'Nai Birth, opepsd
here today. -
Business sessions today Will beNS7
lowed by an automobile trip TO Stan.
ford university and San Jose tomor.
row. Sessions close Thursday.
Delegates are here form Nevada.
Washington. Arizona, Montana, Ida
no. British Columbia and California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-16

tho work, for in n couple OF days
you could scarcely tell chat the car
had ever been sore. I'd never he
without Reslnol Ointment again"
lsigneD Mrs. 9. Bartosch. llG4 u.
Ohio ST.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-16

Mr.. LAzybonss left everything TO
HIS wife "
He always d!d."-Pe Pennsylvania
Punch Bowl.
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fAdvertIssmentl
Gn;lEs!
y" WHi:s
Hair Stops Coming Out
t'-..-.,-.,-,.-. .-..-..-..-..-.

A 55.osnt bot.
Tie Of delightful.
refreshing Dan.
derino' win do
wonders for any
woman's hair.
After a few ap.
plications you
cannot find a
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fAdvertisemAnD
The border vidette., 1925-10-10
CAUGHT WITH THE GOODS.

The Nogales Mesa game play.
ed yesterday at Mesa was pro-.
tested by Manager Walters of
the Internationals and the pro
test was filed by telegraph with
Bob Spires, president of the
league, at noon today, says yes.
terday's Herald.
Mesa won their protest on a
fluke," said Manager Walters to
The Herald today. I'VE really
have grounds for legitimate
protest on more grounds than
one reason. Pitcher Mum has
played with El Paso all season.
El Paso is in the Frontier outlaw
league and if the Arizona State
League is conducted under the
rules of organized baseball then
Pitcher Mum is Ineligible. In
addition he was not on the Off
cial roster made public by Pre-.
sident Spires at the close of
the signing season. In addition
to this we are net satisfied with
the status of Ross Lyall who
played for Mesa yesterday"