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It |would be appropriate for the ues pemem jed Drien are chairmen of the party e the Cow Boys‘ club, / and. Mr, eon‘s Sunday school class is giving tmtb.mollnyl‘d,lzu, | years of age. All in all, it is to be a big ten days fextivities, an extraordinagrily fine iportunity to establish contacts and ~spread the interest in‘ <Onward nong the 15,000 people crowded into s aight square blocks which the ighborhood house considers its ter. A Y * â€"R O M G MA but the feeling ie who kick about their Christâ€" presents to be permitted to buy ‘with their own money next year, the hospitality RSDAY, DECEMBER 30, full of prosâ€" SAVINXG te! one 65 over Seattle‘s 100,000 ’M”“mh’ by the way, was to Mrs. "m woman mayor of a large , cityâ€"he saw through the window of his home an m speeding to the Sand Point a field, Pdt “P’ miles from his original h‘]‘m $s Alki \Point. *4 e What a vista of emmun?don has unfolded before the eyes of this one man! He saw the birth of the tele= phone. He saw the United States with 100,000 telephones in 1894. He saw the Pacific coast with 100,000 in 1901; his state of Washington with 100,000. in 1912. And now Seattle, the eighâ€" teenth city in the United States, with 100,000 telephones. fit} . 3 As Mr. Denny placed his first call Pfituthemmmtopombor on which Seattle was to be built. A D'l;!*ber of this group of pi:necrl“ was t]:l'd.,' . Denny, then less than a year Last month Mr. Denny i*hlhd. in his home in Seattle, an upstairs | ex< tengion telephone, which was the one hungred thousandth.telephone brought into service in Seattle. W 4 $ + writes: Seventyâ€"fye, years ago the firstâ€"white lett&'hndcd‘ at Alki ~.___ SEES RAPID GROWTH R. H. Denny Landed With First of White Settlers There;. Now Reviews Progréss SEATTLE PIONEER But even that has been modified by modern conditions.: More and more workers today would just as soon be employed at nightâ€"because there are miore amusements in daytime than ever before. One can go to good movâ€" ing pictures or vaudeville shows all afternoon, Even dance halls operate in daytime. And if ‘he owns an autoâ€" mobile, as he probably does, he would rather be free to drive it in daytime." tbt:‘ it makes no differencé at all to a man‘s efficiency whether, he works by) natural or artificial light, Indeed, elgctric light is often better because plgced exactly where needed. In the ulr days, it wasn‘t only a question of ingbility to work by a poot light. The v%‘ker used poor lighting as an exâ€" e to do less than he gould have dopne "Most men would rathér work ‘in daytime and have their nlights free. "An infportant reason" for .this change," the manufacturer explained, "ig the great improvement in lighting. A good factory is now so well lighted *erle _Thor;ie in Nation‘s Business, The orthodox bfl% theorist will find little comfort in {an article on the business cycle by Bl’. . Cheney, viceâ€"president, Al“fl“in Exch Trust company, in current %fir of Nation‘s Bud& Magaâ€" Mr. Cheney agrees that the busiâ€" ness cycle is a factâ€"as much as any economic phenomenon can be a fact. But, he says, it is when our economâ€" ists; try to m‘}yze*th&’,qm, and discords of the ‘@lternating jazz and Financier DPIsCUSSES THEORY . â€"_â€" OFr,BUSINES: qunsmr. D This Sort of Talk In Special Article . ty szi‘i to reach !.l be&veen the sinesg and the dus that we eco lc probâ€" Nhe::'z‘we have these spaces we tow: judging Amciun' vindow of | ng to the | ;QNn M"' â€"of % meâ€"smatrestnetestemecugl Formerly tbéy used to a curfew law for children, parents seems to be equall now. _ _ Office Boyâ€"I don‘t get sir. Impossible Task The Bossâ€"Robert, I hoj to save half of what you ez A Prizeâ€"Winner:‘ | $ "I hear that you won f@Ur prizes at school. Is that true?" °. .“YGB.” ; ¢ § "What were they for?" | . ‘"Well, one was for exc@llence of memory, but I forget what the othâ€" ers were for." + s r The "Public Ledger" of Philadelâ€" phia has apparently found thg answer, It is discovered for® example that in 1924 in 11 Georgia countie§ no elecâ€" tions were held, that in "Alabama there were districts where fipt a sinâ€" gle Republican vote was coutited. That in the state of Mississippi in Tale county only 7 votes were cOMnted for. Coolidge., The point of thik is that once it is proved, that the élection in these states mentioned whete Demoâ€" cratic senators were triumphantly reâ€" turned, the people were not given an epportunity to vote, that eléttion day was ignored, the legality of the entire elections of these senators i open tol question. (48 _ Some months ago whenie Vare, Smith matter was first undér discusâ€" sion the Democratic Grand .Lama through the Baltimore -e‘{ " which is the official oracle of the D@mocratic party issued a shrill note of warning to the people that if they started throwing out Republicans ‘Whose leâ€" gality might be questioned (they had better have a care lest somg one go poking into Democratic atorial elections. It was a disturbing but rather cryptic thought. ~|/ If the Democratic senator§g are pasâ€" sionately anxious for the }imination from the senate of any afid all the gentlemen whose political 3 utcheons may be slightly smeared [tÂ¥here are signs that the Republican§ may coâ€" operate with them with his underâ€" standing that while we are! throwing out Republicans north of the Mason and Dixon line that we }§will with equal enthusiasm unseat “ Demoâ€" crats who are sitting as sengtors from pocket burroughs from the #outh the actual legality of whose ele ‘ ion may be questioned, says a report from Wuhihxton. o > A SOUTHERN SENATOR: MAY CATCH I RTAR Indication That Demind . for Republican House ing May Backfire‘ From these islands he irneyed to the Island of Bali, off coast of Java, and here were painted his most primitive canvases, showi the feelâ€" ing of mysticism still pr@valent in this almost forgotten s ot of ‘the world. ( he A wealth of luscious c@lor interâ€" woven in complex designs stril tfi: eye and arrest attention, for paintings are unlike the work of the average landscape or figure painter. Some were painted in the Sandwich Islands and others in the fak off orienâ€" tal land of Bali, a little known island in the Indian Ocean. Mo\ . > â€" Strange and weird to the eyes of thevisitors to the Art iétitate will be the work of the Serblan artist, Gjura Stojana, which may be seen in the East Wing galleries berinning on Tuesday, December 21, ind continuâ€" ing until January 24. h@ exhibition wWill consist of paintin and wood carvings. Many bf the canâ€" vases are quite large and are filled with the mysticism of far sast. SERBIAN Highland Park Ti:nsfer and St?age Company FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE, 374 Central Avense alie ireke you try t much, one for 374 Central A mes 181â€"182 There is a relief, and ¢ lieve the far and more w "This expansion of the weather burâ€" eau‘s activities,"‘ said Mr,.â€" Summers, "is being mfl: in 22 stations throughâ€" out the United® States, most of them along the transcontinental air mail route. Thrt of the new stations are being ~establshed : on ‘the Seattleâ€"Los Angeles ropte,‘ the others besides Seattle beir:z at Medford, â€"Ore., and Los Angeles. j M. B. Summers, the weather ob server, says that this information is at. once te! phed to the district forecast o#:r:t San Francisco and Denver.© In formation also is given to each mail pilot concerning the best levels at ich to fly, and to any other aviator desiring knowledge of the upper air conditions. < /; FHR 2 w T I Primdetadkd WOns anfoautn dn Amndiota ionpinnperiih chaiaatthaseditked ean at e has begun releasing| manufacturers reveals that only 1,878 colored régularly from.the}| sleds.and sleighs were made in 1925 top of the Hoge building, the weathâ€"| compared with 2,555 in 1923, a deâ€" er bureau :| crease of 26.5 per cent; Shrinkage in Twice each day, at dawn and again | the value of these products was even at 2 o‘cl in the aftermoon a balâ€"| more severe, for it dwindled in two loon,. its ~color black, red or yellow | years from 100,000: to $62,000â€"a deâ€" depending upon the visibility, is ‘sent | cline of 38 per cent. Whatever these up. Each balloon is weighed before lmm”amwthevofidd released:and inflated with gas suffiâ€"| business, to the simple faith of childâ€" cient to give it a rate of ascent of| hood they can argue noâ€" heresy 180 meters|per minute. Its progress| against the benevolent saint of is watched through a theodolite, and Christmas, for Santa Claus "lives, and readings of the angular elevation>of,| he lives forever.". Immortal himself, the balloon above the horizon made|that quality immortalizes his reinâ€" once a minute as long as the balloon | deer and his sleigh. â€"They, too, will remains within range of vision of the | endure. telescope. In this way the direction wcbnndrovimmnnmentomemmis and velocity of air currents at variâ€"|~> The kids who refuse to believe in ous levels is obtained. f g *T Cantn: \Plane . ul wienIral l ~‘moatt | Ka large size. |Sound fruit and satâ€" isfaction guaranteed or money back. We pay express charges. A box of these m an apâ€" preciated bhristmu t.. Reâ€" mit with order. s In order ‘to determine the velocity and direction of â€"the wind at various levels and give the information to air mail : pilotg~and any other aviators desiring the service, the weather burâ€" Fresh Sw Fresh P PAINTINC COLORE Weather at has begun d regularly { the Hoge building, i reau . ice each day, at dawn o‘clock in the afternc ACME rarRMs *~ Gainesville, Florida THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS, HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS E. S. JAMES ke Forest, IIl. lorida Oranges general demana for farm ne thing that imuld reâ€" mers would be less talk rk. | et Florida Oranges of three hundred §aund fruit and satâ€" , WHITEW ASHING LCIMINING , g Them as Aid to Aviators â€"â€" _ Bureau at Seattle Is ue‘ i] l s 4 Day or Job : Some folks are still agitating for a revolution, and they should lay in stocks of food for several years beâ€" fore they get it started. a% The kids who refuse to believe in Santa Claus will probably soon be denying that the boogers will carry them off if they do not behave. > ‘~Bome of these folks who claim the right to. hold property should be abolished, would be up against it in that case to find ‘anyone to borrow money of. _ _ In an.age when transportation ofâ€" fers & yariety of choice for most purâ€" R“:: poses, for the ‘celebration of Christâ€"| / mas only reindeer and sleigh will sat. isfy the traditional requirements of| gift distributipn. Reindeer there are| > pyp ‘aplenty, and\ vehicles in ehuc.:fi kinds with the Christmas festival are !| inform manufactured in considerable quanâ€" large : tities, though the biennial census of examp manufacturers reveals that only 1,878 compai sleds.and sleighs were made in 1925;) to wo compared with 2,555 in 1923, a deâ€"| Weath, crease of 26.5 per cent. Shrinkage in | wenathe the value: of these products WAs even | of coal more.severe, for it dwindled in two| _ Apa; years from 100,000 to $62,000â€"a de=| in Mon cline of 38 per cent. Whatever these quarte statistics may signify to the world 0f | been a business, to the simple faith of childâ€" shipme hood they can argue noâ€" heresy with p: against the benevolent saint of | ords s Christmas, for Santa Claus "lives, and | period . OLD.FASHIONED SLED UTILITY CONCERNS _ : NEARING EX’I‘INCHOI" USE WEATHER DOPE In an. hen transportation ofâ€" - m:mx"of hoice Por m-.‘;"pm Recordsof Bureau Are Found poses, for the ‘celebration of Christâ€"| â€" t0 Be of Value In Many mas only reindeer and sleigh will satâ€" Lines of Business 368 Central Ave. Highland Park Phone H. P. 2443 IN ALL ITS BRANCHES J. A. Torstenson&Co. Imported and Domestic W AL L P A P E R $ Rooms 8â€"9 New State Bank Bidg. DECORATING PAIN TING is We cut the very latest bobs. Call and make your appointment for permanent wave â€"; early mornings or evenings, : D. L. MUSTRIC BEAUTY SHOPPE â€"| Main Ent Bright, airy rooms, upâ€"toâ€"date equipment. $ Painstaking nurses and attendantsâ€"Moderate charges. ‘ The Highland Park Hospital is essentially a Highland Park Instiâ€" tution.lg The funds fo:-sgts erection andyma.intamnea have been supplied almost entirely by our own citizens. It is your hospital and well worthy of your support. The Highland Park Hospital A N Dâ€" _ The Highland Park Hospital STEAM OIL PROCESS Get Marcel Wave Expert . Visiting Hours Daily 2 p. m. to 4 p..m. â€" 7 p. m. to 8 p. m. Water Waving â€" Hair Dyeing Operators PERMANENT WAVE .. Phone for Appointment Hours: 8:30 a. m. to 6 p. m. A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL mewood Avenue, two blocks west of Green Bay Road _ 1 been a noteceable falling off in coal shipments to that state as compared with previous winters. ’Weuuur recâ€" ords show that there‘ has been a period of unusually mild weather, and thus answer . the question. Along similar lines is the request made by the local lighting company of a large city for a comparative statement from the Weather Bureau at the close of any unusually cloudy, gloomy month, showing what constiâ€" Again, officials of a large railroad in Montana are asked by their headâ€" to: work ‘in coâ€"operation with the WeatherBureau to investigate the weather effect on the loss in weight of coal in shipping. Public ntility companies of all kinds make use of weather bureau information to effect economies on a large ‘scale. In the middle west, for example, & number of public utility compani¢s maintain a joint committee JOHN ZENGELER Telephones: Shop, H. P. 1404 . MODERN PLUMBING AND HEATING i Estimates Cheerfully Given. Jobbing a WILL KRUMB‘ACk? | I Sash, Doors and Millwork | _ | Telephone 1589 Ridge Road, Wh‘.l Cleaner and Dyer _ 25 North Sheridan Road & i WE OPERATE OUR OWN PLANT IN } HIGHLAND PARK gee MORAN BROTHERS A perfect Marcel Wave guaranteed for Eogight months. No comb necessary. 4 Telephone H. P. 169 Absolute privacy in our beauty and Phone Highland Park one just past has been yinusual. This m:&%:h W'l‘“ tricity their as an records to keep watch® small ecoâ€" nomies.‘ An ice cream r supplying a number of towns makes use of ‘weather |! in summer to vary the int of cream to be made and sent as the conâ€" sumptionvuiutrondnltodnr.bv pending on the tempera In winâ€" ter ‘the coal dealer watches the weaâ€" ther forecasts for a cold wave so that preparation may be . for handâ€" ling an increased demand for coal. If a cold ‘wave is on Sunday the wards miust be kept ogen and speâ€" cial forces held in readi to handle tuteés an average Willie:"What is a ‘rank‘t" Teacher: "Why do you ask ?" Willie: "Well my book | say: Just Curions i ie trara on .. NNE ELar: # B ud aatee io wl Bs a in ml mt BOMS 9 ol in Naps LA ie GL P R€ <igp es Jda WEH0M