The Seattle star. [volume], October 04, 1921, Page 9, Image 9

About The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947

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Tuesday, ocTonr.u i 1021
HERTS JOY
FOR PAPAS
OF FUTURE
Modern Babies Scorn Floor
Walking, They're Prov
ing at Puyallup Fair
PV'TAIJAT. Oct. 4 Thin Is CM I
drena day at tha Mnd annual \\ •al
arm Waahlngton fair, which opened
bar* today Thouaanda of Ilttl* folk*
thronged thru lha fatea at an aarly
hour, all the schoolfi of Ptarva county
being rhwnl and tha children admit
ted tr**
The pmgram opened at 10 JO with
• flag ratal ng. aalute and patriotic
a»n*i Thla waa followed by
patltte* athlatlo rvanta and cwlla
thenlca.
«M RAH IKS TO
BK MXtKKI)
In the better bfthlax department
ara aim oat 490 bablaa that muat be
maaatired, weighed and aoorad by the
naff of to phyalrtana and nuraaa.
"In tha laat II yaara babyhood
haa bean revolutlonlaed," aald Mi-
O. D. Oaborna. who la In charg* of
tha battar bablaa department. "The
puny, drooling Infant whoaa crying
made a a neighborhood nulaance la
ft thing of tha paat Floor walking
is ft toat art. Colic haa t>aan atrioken
from tha chart Swaddling clothe*,
paolflera and Jouncing* hava bran
reiagated to tha limbo of thtnga for
got tan
•*Th« modern baby la born pre
parad to fight tha battle of lite He
la tha parent* beat paaaport to the
good will of tha neighborhood aa ha
rtdaa out In hla cab. waving 1 hla pink,
chubby handa, giving a pictura of
perfect haaHh and happluraa.
THEWE EDVCATED
THE MOTHERS
'This chance ta the r*«lt of fdu
cation at tba mothers The t'me ta
not far distant when, aa now are
write to the state experiment at a
tlon if the rose does not thrive or the
oatf faUa to develop properly, the
mother can write to the child erel
fare department for expert advice on
bow to manais her baby."
Tba first races of tba fln<fcj
running borso meat opened this
afternoon with fire contests and
two ars scheduled for thto evening
Each day until Saturday night the
same number of races will be run
with 100 of America's beat horses
as contenders Immediately after
tha raoes sach evening there will
M* a display of fireworks.
Wsdnssday to Derfcy day and
•outhwastsrn Washington day
Sana of tha beet borsea bare will
kt «a tared la tba elasalc Derb)
error tba mile and one-eifhUt
NntA
MORS THAN IM.M*
PERSONS EXPECTED
Auto polo to another feature of
,tb« Calr that will Interest and thrill
tha throngs. Besides, team* of ex
port horse polo players from Cam*
Lawto will bo hers to show their
warsa to the crowds.
"W« expect mars than 100.000
pirsoas will see tbs fair this week."
■M W. H. Paulhamus. president
m tba Calr association today. "It
looks aa If ws would hava a waek
•C >sif»qt wsathsr and this fact
la iMHiisiilkw with tba wonderful
display and features wa hava ar
raagod will attract thousands from
AD parte of tba Pacific Nortbwast.*
Governor I.outo P. Hart will be
fha honor guest on Thursday, which
tt alao dsattla aad Kins County
dft*.
WILL TEACH Hl'Bßl AN
▲ stx moat ha* ccaraa m RhwUr
will ba gtrao at tha Ball Buain*aa
WlHl* begtnnlnx Wadneaday nlrht.
Tba mint will ba tau*ht by loaac
Larlttn. famar taaobar of cotnmao
eUI lufwiaa la SibarU. Kor*
Md Japan.
SAME PRICE
for over 30 years
LT BAKING
§\ POWDER
BO E* Ounces for ORW
USE LESS
than of higher-priced brands
Satisfaction guaranteed or money
Why pay war prices ?
Millions of pounds bought
by the government
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11 i
Blue? Helen Keller Isn't
Wonder Girl, Blind, Deaf, Once Dumb, Talks to Star
Is Acme of Cheerfulness
Helen Keller in her dretting room at the Moore
By Arthur Anderson
To those who feel, at times,
useless, hopeiee* -see Helen
Keller.
To the so-called "failures" who
possess eyee that can see. ears
which hear and a voice to talk
with—see Helen Keller.
Helen Keller, deaf. Ulnd and
formerly dumb, appearing at the
Moore theatre this week, to the
wonder woman of tbs ar*.
Volumes hsve been written
about Helen Keller. A personal
view will erase any future
scowls
There Is a cnarm snd warmth
In her presence, She Is tall,
rather handsome snd gracious,
with lares blue eyes. A smile
that to catching continually
plays upon her lips. When Inter
viewed In her dressing room,
back atnge, last night, the emlla
played on.
Mlaa Keller to assisted by her
ItTelong friend and companion.
Mrs. Anns Sullivan Macy, who
has bean wltb her since child
hood.
Mrs. Macy to the "telegraph
instrument." so to speak It re
quired years for Mlsa Keller to
talk, and today her articulation,
for the most part. Is excellent.
The Reward of Justice
Thirty years if firing just value la tea hat faiaed for
"S&LADA"
TBA
The Largest Sale in America
She answer* qo«*tlons given her
by the audieucs with quick de
c talon and ready wit
Eight years ago she come to
Seattle at Uie same theatre. 8h»
now has the aame dressing
mom alia occupied on her first
trip. >Khe was pleased, shs said,
to amell the salty breeso from
Pugat Hound and the "peppy"
atmosphere of Indian summer.
Hhe has a great drelrr to JourtM7
to Alaska, having read of the
wonderland of the Far North.
"I love vaudeville," declared
Mtss Keller. "The atage folk and
the audience are ao cheerful. I
get a great "kick" out of the
funny rn«-n tn vaudeville. They
seem always happy and to be
happy Is living."
A.'J. Quigley Heads
Life Underwriters
Arthur J. Quigley wss elected pree*
ident of the Seattle IJfa I'nder
wliters' association at tha annual
election, held Monday even!Og»at lite
Masonic club. Arcade building. C. H.
Twins and Joha If. llalrd wage
cboeen vice president*. C W, Peter
son secretary, and K. McHugh treas
urer.
THE PRATTLE STAB
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Big Circus
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forming horses, monkeys, clowns, lions,
elephants, tigers and the whole show.
J, Thousands of Seattle boys and girls will bh joyous to know
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L L mfi I 111, of attractive animal cutouts, in-
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