The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 16, 1920, Page 6

By mall cat of oft in the & McAdoo or C ; | wR While the country is shocked over everybody admitted It a no much credit te given The Star in the statements n of Chief of Police Searing, Inspector, Damm and the enormous sum expended in the , Nobody's certain Captain Tennant, to the effect that this hewspaper's business of getting somebody nomi the republicans flouted, insulted, hooted the only | exposure of the nare¢ traffic and other underworld pated and elected president of the ment candidate at Chicago with whom they | conditions has reduced petty crimes tn Beattlo by 5° / trated States, few of us understand have made victory certain: Hi Johnson per cent how to Interpret the fact STheir scandalous use of money killed off the ‘The mere publicity did not halt the ertme, What, bow 1 two chief contestants, Lowden and Wood, | stopped it was the police activity, following The r'y| ‘The real explanation is that tt Wt necessary for the Old Guard to pick a | exposures or coincident with them, The Star could) means the high cost of partisanship. horse candidate. hammer and expose for months, but ff criminals were | 1¢ means that the process of pick ding was probably their best cholce possible. toe, artment, it So smugglers tog votes: tp Make ol putitieal bas c e, there's little if anything y thelr trade thru official graft o Perfectly respectable, the hited anything > ; + little effect except tles is about the most wasteful meth: inst him except his mediocrity, and he can | o the publicity would have little ¢ 4 A couple of dofbtful states | the outlaws, Including the police od conceivable, > ‘o note that the police department.! Our election te practicall democrats’ job, then, is to name a more a n in practically a war candidate than Harding—one who can head | as now orgar weer ae G te Wo wish! it so, We love a fight. To iteiess tint ecoure a MoAé pointed out. Whether the glean-up could have come (Ceuue & Con administrator with a good labor record without the help of The Star is not important; It came)" y nelect the honor gradu ve Views about government owners! WITH the help of The Star, no effort wie re m peso ate of a school by a written exami , - < by the police to “hush things up,” and the credly ition the superintendent of your McAdoo suffers from the fact b Ty ould go net to a newepaper wnidh merety printed ™ reace a supe nee riligen than the republican senator from Ohio who —_— NN home the bacon, but when you under G. O. P. nominees. He'd very carry Ob “Gas supply to be investigated,” said head- * Srestdont you must t 10. en east ; oh. we " ur procedure upon a dog net ete, Seat He's'a tar, | line. Not with a lighted match, we hope. a <inen & dow jown as Harding in the West. He's a bet. | [UME ¢ f nornegrace. OF a ¥ Rewspaperman than Harding, and a better cam wi ~ - | And war in wante, Comp is He may poaaibly make a better presidertt ‘ | waste. Contention ia waste | Tepublicans are reckoning on McAdoo. They The R agic Nobody but the chief statistician Teckoning on Cox. But it 3 from tifs __}} im hell can mpute the horrific &s if Cox may be the democratic hope. —— ae =e at e late war wherein the - he magte : 6 wonders at times Mations were trying determine Thurston, the magician, says } which was IT by slugsing; nor the four-for-a-quarter carfa The Seattle Star Progress is the law of life; man is not Man as yet.—Browning. it @ nickel war tax to make it look like 30 AHealthy Outlook | Published Daty The tar y, 88e per month; # months, tate of Washington, @ months, $2.76; year, rT ox? | | Police Are Doing It why people come to his show when there ts vo much all re plan nee bud, the growing child free mag ‘The bursting the nesting bird—these are manifestations of the real mastic, yet who takes but passing note of them? he asks, And | | man’s own wizardry has become but a commonplace | of hin everyday life THE MONEY WASTED IN POL waate of life struggle betw and money in the bi organized in and capital. Yet precisely thin in the method of party politic It ia system by which we. get not 2. per cent. resulta from the energy ex pended SEATTLE oy EVERETT TRUE S|: STAR —By CONDO WEL, WHGRE Wit WG Tve MAPG A ROUGH SKETCH ‘THe FLOOR PLAN, ANO ro CUT DOWN ON BYILDIN iCogT weit. HAve TO ISPENSE WITH : THe — ‘ Room —— ms a4 Rovcu SKeCTCH ye Sa scant Os ant a WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 1920, C MANY STEAL HIDE not issue any more permits should | Cartare Editor, The Star: 1 think|to jitneys, and give those that ab ‘ the best solution offered so far in ready have permits, one year to get by the wtreet car phortage, is to leave the fare at 6 conta und ent ont the |Ut of the jitney business. I think % transfers, or charge 3 cents extra if this plan is followed there will not |for a single transfer, or 6 cents for be much shortage in operating the yp After a double transfer. A great many | oar Fr. MB. Billion lixtance, when they could walk. That es ein naw bee “ORE would save considera e¢ me ar 1 ex ." the new Amertean beer, in Le drag ey Seiey nh yehgri fn Ask for “Columbia Colo.” and while the conductor Ix pur . ee te ae a If your grocer, druggist or # the transfers some maces ' | ates gannet oer tke a, fast goers without paying. One day last eum t 2a? Only tbe ith . hi enough, phone Elliott 2407. Only ¢ mer 1 naw five from a shipyard eee ete Mi « get on a t treet car with Pics ee ives out paying, 2 every man that Bannec 1 axked for a transfer, and the Rain Juctor could not watch them all, How and some people stew! rides on old Probie transfers. Then transfers give peo S perp ple too long « ride for & centa when Vanittion would be ghter burden on poo! 3 woe bh : peg a oa f - . n H Have you tried it yet Thousands wage Eile poe Binge 9 ares, O09) overywhere are using It, It ie burden on the taxpayers than! wonderful tonic for the skin, defies [making up t hortag on & cent red fyb fares with transfer priv Ticket oe es enaeaa with transfer privileges could be jckly d It |vold to choo! children, If the fare the cheeks and y makes any k 10 years young- are raixed a great many people who titul complextan live clo to their work or busines as love to t&« neh.” i) wal rather than pa ove 6 ngle application pro it ion i Riera Day over onl ankbuncement soon to appear cents to ride, and that would be |In"Kiua" paper Ask your Gruswlat quite a low about it I think the city Twenty Years has proven how at one’s efhow and one places an instru It in extimated that before either 8 ay nouth and talks to & man who may be convention was held, as she by BAfter months of endeavor, this city has finally away the testimony bef the » @Mained a landing site for airplanes ; > indeed! But it thrills no longer, any more vestiy ating - ene jou dave: ot What this means to ttle cannot be full¥ | 45 the casual conversation one had with his neigh te i aa oy at the present time See ba tha stieet tn she warnile advancing the Interests of the eBut it will not be a great period of time when lever lights up| °rs! candidates A slight pressure of the hand on a lever lights up Before the election t# over, in all thanks of the entire community will go out cE Oe ey ctrl ignites a wnpor’ and oete| ne election is over, In all those men—county commissioners, members @f | ® boii a soar Sirgen ‘ne tee a ity, $25,000,000 or $30,000,000 Aero Club of the Northwest, flying enthusiasts | ‘8 motion the wheels of 4 4 overs) eye been ap FOOD FOR THE GLANDS = {| Yeast ts distinetly the richest finger on a key sends» messages thru air and ov Adit qporie. cop wile we apie te | far-sighted business men—to w e untiring | pe lites th t ff Of the many cons ents, pro-| known source of water-soluble vita = _— acquirement of the Sand Point airdrome ec ts vatated tm the story of Aladin thet be had but corrupting voters. Nelther to. Ie tetr o-hydrates, fats, minfral| min B, being four times as efficient in related in the sto’ a - Neither pose Ph oer [aviation is not a thing of the future—it ix here | to rut cap, express & wish and it! Business trying to buy up the gov 4 nome Imlay dried xpinach, which ranks next With. the facilities that will be afforded by | w« f magically filled. ce See eee Oe “vitamines,” |{n order. After spinach, of the foods Sand Point field. Seattle should be a to ‘The @lry-tale of yesterday is the fact of today What rer eous my pn ae eS t are just now yielding some | thus far studied, come whole wheat, a ite share of the aerial commerce, | One man makes a wish today and on the morrow | TlMt | omen of ne Bo ney, ther vamiala | Yendine th, annals ast caked he as eae military patrol work and private ac - | another man invents some new marvel that fulfills) Tt l* simply wasted in sheer. fatu- thus far done indicates the import that will be developed in the next few years. that wish. ate tae “eet povlogige add ¥ Just as there are for bullding ance of full bodily health and vigor “The work of the board of county commissioners | — Apr theron gi political ™& | tas and mus min t are Water-soluble vitamin B occurs eer Pane Pole te was marked by ‘ “ wl nigh in certain forma of vitamine more widely in plant than in animal acquit ‘ . a rlared |Pendous pow-we oth ; acumen, sound judgment and a sense of | Rents are high in Spain, too, dec lared = powwow appea play ‘an importent role in| foods. Milk in by no means rich in : bility toward the community Count Llovera of Madrid, visiting in Seattle. | First there are extensive offices | Mourning the repred it. Osborne and Mendel of Yale uni i was marked by something greater than | Cure, Landlords throw the bull there, 00. |rented, campaign headquarters, with |...” ate et vernity list a wide variety of plant Sturdy qualities—by the ability to look into | * large clerical staff mahi mines, at least three ty foods which contain this important future and see the day when the airplane | - a — ree “- iiianenvashe Siokanh Pewriters. | recognized, namely “fat-soluble vita-| toed substance. Among them are fake its place beside the railroad and the | | . ; ms on te! eimin A.” “watersoluble vitamin B,” | various seeds, cereals, beans, spirt Pip eo & cairier of the world's commerce. || A Clean Saving a what not. Reams of|in4 “water-soluble vitamin." “Alach, cabbage, potatoce, carrota are Printed, mort of! deficiency in or the absence of the oniong turnips, beets and tomatoes \' which is pilfered. A number of “man-| iast-named in concerned in the pro- ‘inley, declares one ing news for democrats. ° W. Gamaliel Harding reminds one of German Elections ‘The quartermaster general of the army confenses correspondent. | nar one branch of the government is making McKinley is | money. | During March, 4,854,891 pleces of clothing and other articles were laundered in government-owned and operated laundries at @ total operating cost, including military and civilian payroll, supplies, over head and incidental expenses, of § 18. The gross receipts to the government for this work | The German elections to the first republican | *mounted to $173,903, resulting in an eatimated e have repudiated the Ebert government, | Profit of $47,084. The average cost of operations | was $26.12 per thousand pieces. are the country pensen and at “report ary men are of articles and are employed who fly about 0 @ day and ex stuff that jde found tn any newspaper can Liter. hired to write faharas prepare Footish and useless full-page adver- tisements are tlonm. Inserted And #0 on and #0 on. in publi ‘There ts no business known among human belngs where more in spent and nothing is got than the business of running a polit Middie-of-the-road coalition that fled from Ber. . For, when it's what has before the first grimace of the Kapp rebellion, But, sod to remember, everybody can't’ gut laun |, 0) cmplishéd? Nothing! The had its reward. Its radical supporters have be. | dry done by t rmy! lacsgle ine abe eneeabhael’ uae subad More radical, joining in large numbers the Sempene sacs i |They vote am they please. They get (hay ccsegglleg pen as poy Lae | Butler, of © York, claims he save d the their information from the daily B eeabianed the new peoples party of weaha {G- 0. P- Gosh! We thought it was Poin. whist mss ane snyner and privilege. | dexter. ‘The reichstag results are a prop be defeated at the If the conservatives te, as, for instance, uni forthcoming Marshal hecy that presi on a von Vacations te single | Hinden. | | urs, he wilf be the next occupant of the presi i Cite palace. | mi, is ne conversion to anti-militarism shown | What. in fact, is a vacation? The dictionary ‘ the election returns. ‘The swing is toward capt. sets it up pretty well: “A stated interval in a round ta leadership. The moneyed inte: by raise | of dutle TM OA Te FO, SEE ETON ; the cry of Rolsteviam, have frightened the | Then the object * Ve ate t ga Imiddie classes into repudiating liberal policies of | tion. This in the accepted v jon season. “the government | idea is to get the most out of it Me The German drift is toward reaction. The radical | 7? 40 that, probably, a complete change in the which have been the dominant supporters | Wual routine of life and occupation will do the the ‘republic, have failed to gain a vote of confi. | Ost food. As a rule, city people recreate in the at the polls. Under the more conservative | country, along the lake shores or in thie mou: ‘ains which will shortly come into power, far | Country folks hurry to the city. Change of scene Fesistance will be opposed to reattionary sugges. | @P4 environment js what both crowds are looking for. And correctly ‘The way has been cleared fo by the old gang of monarc AN AMATEUR Talk about shortage of houses. 1} have a little house in Kast Freeport! that stood empty over a month be- cause the tenant was waiting for fur- Miture to come in. During that Month I could have rented it at least! 60 times, perhaps 75; I didn’t keep count. Last June I paid $13.75 for gereens. Last week somebody stole the screens. Last summer | paid $99.73 for some wall papering. You Ought to nee the inside of it now; it's Swtul; needs papering again. [I am #uch a rotten collector of renta that I have been stuck for $90 by one tenant, $30 by another, and #0 on. Byery time the fire bell rings I hope that it’s that house that's on fire; then I could collect the insurance Right now nearly everybody is mak- ing money on real estate sales. I @on’t want to make a cent, neither @o I want to lone any money. I'll sell it for just what it cost me to @ate. After I get rid of this house may 1 be delivered from owning any | More rent houses. They may be all Fight for some people, bot not for yours truly. J. F. Dittman—rr port (111) Journal-Standard. eee What has become of that fellow who said he had discovered a to make sugar out of sawdust? It may be that he sold some and the police got him, : We used to hear the slogan, “Don't depend on gas alone.” Every once in a while these days we hei f@ new one: “Don't depend on gas at all.” o- BURIES THOSE WHO DROP DEAD WHEN THEY RECEIVE \. THE PAPERING BILL “Undertaker. A full line of burial appli Auctioneer. Will go any- Painting and paperhanging. me day or night. H. B. Rich- . ‘L, Now that Wilhelm has turned tailor, he ‘won't be a poor man very long. r intensive prop- hists. Ry sticking around the same old haunts in vaca- | | tion time, one is apt to return to his job, whether We'll Say Jo rafford, Vt—Adver-| handsome hero wooes (Vt) Herald |mcreen as on the st ° lain still pure her on and the vil- r with much mod ardson, South tisement in Ch GALLERY GO! 1S SOLILOQUY | ern camoufi yet we never hear By Lee Hingston the yelling of the hoys ‘way up on Very certainly I'm willing to admit | high, as when Dalton was a-fell the movie's thrill, tho I sometimes! ing of the dastard, hip and thigh; wish the killing pistol really packed nor again we'll know, I'm certain, a pill, for I'd dance if certain actors| what the villain used to get aw he who infest this mortal scene might | walked before the curtain, puffing on ce longer to be factors of my| his cigaret. Call the pictures more evenings at the sereen. Oh, the artistic than the sort of stuff I crave, flicker orama cannot give me avistic is the reason half the joys of the old-time melo-| why I rave, yet or ere the preacher; drama that we when we were stammer by my unreplying dust, boys, when the hero, tall and manly, | give me one old-fashioned drammer, and the lovely hero-ine, with her| let me see it or I'll bust! wl and smiling wanly, foiled the ® see Me foul design. On the screen's| The president has about decided to a lot of kissing, the eternal final| remain in Washington this summer. clutch, but Claude Montmorency's | Wise decision. Only the most robust missing, and the London lights and|ecan stand @ vacation uch; Charlie cuts his funny capers - aan “n wat and smiled, but to| Fer good, clean fan we recommend to me those. papers! }. | you the comic #trips now running in The ‘Star, There's entertainment for every member of the family in each day's insu re is my child!’ Tho the In order to Introduce our new (whalebone) plate, which tw the lightest and strongest plate known, covers very littie ‘of the roof of the mouth; you can bite corn off the cob; © teod 15 years. EXAMINATION FRER PAINLESS EXTRACTION Al work guaranteed for 15 years. iimve impreasion taken in the Morning and get teeth same day. Examination and advice free. Call amd See Samples of 0: ‘Teast of Time. Most of our present patronage early patients, who work is still giving good ur patients who have tested our work. Whan coming to our office, be eure you are in the right piace. Bring this ad with yor Open Sundays From © to 12 fay Working Preepte OHIO CUT-RATE DENTISTS 20g URIVERSEEK ST. Oppeaite Vraser-Patersen Cay in a bank, on a farm, or behind a counter, mind) sick and limb weary. And his time off will have done him lttle good, the! | Permaner tly subsidizing. | Briefly of campaign workers who excel a the busy ling worker tivity c) S at least four of th fthe of the money spent in elections in the ||United States in wasted. It is not stolen. It does not get ahyoody anything. It in poured out to a lo the world at does not t to a hill of beans it's a great game Wink. a a Cok folders. | In cereal it in not the bran, as is usually supposed, as much as the germ, which is rich tn thin vitamin. Juction of scurvy A deficiency in or absence of wa- ter-soluble vitamin B han long been | known to be associated with bert. | ’ beri, and ft was, therefore, termed | ttl ntineuritic vitamin. Regent invest. .ea ue 8 tigation Indicate that this vitamin ts |Leadin intimately related to the proper de-| g of the reproductive Dentist Experiments on pigeons fed on a] 1 am now devoting diet deficient In vitamin B showed | my entire time to my that the reproductive glands tn mates | genta! practice. I make per cent and the reproductive | zaminations and velopment miands. in femalen 69 per cent of their | diagnose each case as weight In experiments | well as do all extract it was found that when between the hours . fed for as short a| of $a. m. and 5 p. 14 days on a diet adequate! py offices have bec exeept for vitamin B, were mated | established for mor with females on an adequate dict./tnan a quarter of no offspring resulted. century, and under m A number of authorities in thin! personal management since July 15 field of nutrition have called atten-| i991 1 do not compete with cheap. tion to observations which indicate | transient, advertising Geraint that these vitamines are of similar] yy prices are the lowest, con importance in human reproduction, and sugwest the poanibility of a di-| minished birthrate in Europe as al uit of the nutritional deficiencies | brought abbut by the war. sistent with EDWIN J. BROWN, D. D. 8. 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