The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 30, 1920, Page 6

sig. Newspaper Br- terprise Amma. and United out of ofty, Bee Sereica, | BY MAL, out y per $5.00, In the State of We A Trouble-Making Law | Just what the Jones shipping bill ts the United States is a matter of dov What most Amoricans want marine fiying the Amer ' 4 great merchant ed by American oe world nati Inag treaties are treated as mere “scraps of pape Just how the 24 nations are going to view this will soon appear they will cause a lot of trouble and ation that there are more ways than ¢ n other words, to assure themselves pre ntial treatment Another clause of the bill demands free passage thru the Panama canal for American ships. This fasue was fought out years ago and it was decided that the ships of all nations must pay tolls, The United States levied charges upon its own ships rather than face the alternatives which other nations presented at that time. Commerce and Finance, a reliable Eastern publica- tion, terms the Jones bill a “triumph for the subsidy hunters.” The Journal of Commerce of New York, an author ity of sh and other commerce matters, com menting on the bill, emphasized that it was passed with but little publicity, that the people did not know much about it.” It adds: “The legislation is aguinst the spirit of the times, opposed to all sound, economic doctrine, and essentially inequitable.” Meanwhile the state department has protested against the bill and the tnterstate commerce commis: sion has had to ask that certain clauses be not con- sidered in effect. It cost him a lot of money to be dry, Bryan told the platform committee yesterday. And there's no treating in the anti-saloons. | Pursuing Dollars George W. Perkinn financier, led hid insiilan Rervous exhaustion due to inter overwork.” According to accepted notions, he tras conspicuously | successful. But who can doubt that he would. not have exchanged a great part of bis success for a little more time to enjoy !t? And what shall be said of thone who do not win More money than they need, yet who drive them: selves to death in a frantic effort to get it? The libraries contain a certain popular Look on effi- ciency in office management. It says “De all youf thinking on business matters by look- tag down at your desk. Don't look out of the window ©r around the office. There are many things going on there that will set your mind wandering from the work at hand.” m Learn to use the left hand as well as the right! Outside the office, avoid the “newspaper habit! Read only what ts essential! Literature? A waste of time! Never jest with a caller in business hourst Finally one is urged to walk fast. No sauntering! No idle contemplation! Efficiency!!! x Overwork may be justified by what is accomplished. A man who makes some discovery of benefit to man- kind might well cut his life short in doing it But to what is the concentrated effort advocated tn this ‘book to be devoted? . To the pursuit of money! There are many ways to relieve the paper shortage. Trotsky drafted. Russia’s poets to make a battalion. , History speaks of a Diet of Worms. Doubt- less there were food profiteers in those days. So far, no seller of wood alcohol has been found guilty of murder in the thirst degree. Ebert's government may fall. . People who stay up in the air run that risk, he Japs land to maintain order and , to maintain title. Esse Bryan may be dry, but hardly dried up. The kingliest kings are crowned with thorns.—Massey. ot treaties the | @ and continuous | : ] 1G ~ Hell’s Kitchen “toughest kid tn Hell's|from the paper» Willie MeCue wasn't the Mie | Hoke Donithen's collar wan wilted Kitchen Sli ila hile daa | when he arrived at Marton on the 11 So finds’ a New ¥ up) : sponta, and tived o'clock train fre ” | _ Wille was just the oy Me Broo Se xpenaive clothea| the only Marion delegate to the con: | ca gooenagy ince to ride about tn. He! vention resorts for the summer, He s, there being no backyard did play ‘round the streets, noted for Ita cleantiness, The 5 Kitehen” h r ement buildjn ve been more wealthy owners of tenement t udjage, Dave (ee more! aT the delegation hurried home apd] concerned about eo! ing geen mee 4 ot heavy Sunday dinners, | crass, and cleaning up the distrie igre a ues snes Shaagmsaze Into this district came “social service investigators” | J." o) tne above account and Re for the Russell Sage foundation, They were going to! . 214 steinonheimer of the Methodiat tell people who in nicer homes outalde Hell's] Cnurch was sore. He rebuked the| Kitchen about the “Boyhood and Lawlessness” of the | congregation for children of these very poor, They aft tell. They! onrs work to go to printed a picture of Willie McCue, labeling the lad/ everything, ‘The only true, Willie wam’'t tough, He was a cholr boy, bY) buke except the Ladies’ Ald. } the way, and had never been arrested, nor even} Doc Harding, seventy-six years old, | charged with delinquency. But he was guilty of/the senator's father, was out back being the son of poor parents. He was convicted by/at the barn washing his trouble was | “the toughest kid In Hell's Kitchen,” It waan't!there was nobody at church to re NEWS CAME as gleaned ago. He was Senator Marding id not arrive on the 11 o'clock, as he had to go on to Washington, but his brother George | and his two sons arrove, so a cole bration was had anyhow, after which | interfered neglecting the trains and puRey with ation of Living in the midst of poverty|a bucket of water and « big sponge | the Sage foun | and want. Th waa in 1914 when the big news came. | Willie, having: grown into young manhood, sued the! Miss Abby Harding, the senator's | Sage foundation for calling him the toughest kid, | sister, teaches English in the high T awarded him $3,500 damages, school. Sunday morning she was | And the judge—Justice Ford-—eaid: | trying musages for. breakfast | “That is the trouble with these movements (such as} Doo Harding saym of his son, the Sage foundation). They think that where there is/ "Well, W. G. is @ nice boy. I teil | poverty there is criminality.” | people. | ; Wi ‘ is “well| “Far ax 1 am concerned, 1 think Rabbi Ww Saye Harding " by my bey has taken a lot of trouble D on his shoulders, ‘specially the way | no doubt, instead of the one-time symbol Of \inis country been run the last few! | dressed type of reaction.” Carrying a cane, | progressivism, the big stick. years, He'll have a | straightening it out Say, that man W! Car Users, Speed Up a openly gare | mind.” To break the freight blockade, and break It quickly,| One of Warren's sisters, Mra. Car. | the railroads and the Interstate commerce commis |oline ,Votaw, was a sion must have the cooperation of every shipper|urmah for eleven gears. The hus Capea 1088 Board Dental Examinera) ringer to break the records made by | tonvity und adenoids, and consignee. j band ie Reverend Heber Votaw Dental Surgeon Cartise, A. child should have about 13 | Shippers must speed up the loading of cars. | __ Senator Harding in a trustee at the = ———+ - Di catician a. alae | houfs’ sleep in a well ventilated room Consignees munt speed up the unloading of cars| Trinity Bap ist church, which yee DIVIDEND. NOTICE hagn a ist Yes, lady, your husband, will| cach 24 hours, and allowed to play With hundreds of thousands of freight cars on aoe wt ‘, ime ne wenties *wotey HARVEY CRUDE OIL Pyorrhea Special have to 5 : brend for tie beaith. | ogt of doora in the sunshinhalae | the " MW atter Te a 3 lee allude he # ’ ‘Oh, oe, ts “a ‘ possible. Late hours are to be | the ruilroad systems, it seems like a small matter) Hever rosa Mig al X-RAY DEPARTMENT = t Y as posait al when one lone car is tied up on a riding a day or|® nator in . rmon. “This tim ; COMPANY IN CONNECTION “Serious. I should may i is, 1 avoided with particular care, because 80, walting to be loaded or unloaded, |e a CE An wins out AeAIDAL) eye twenty-first regular dividend ff Highest Order of Restoration J have been arrested twice already for (¢ tn6 eect thereof on the child's | But this spirit, prevailing among thousands of —. de will make a great prosi-| op tm ‘on the above company waa Work Done. giving preséhiptions cervous apatint. | fretght-car users, has an overwhelming combined effect. It ts ulative, Uke straw piled > 8 | camel until eac w has joint responsibility for breaking the camel's back you it's a great honor to raise a boy to be president of a hundred r hard time coln's Gettysburg address, to my fonary tn ‘There was & whale of a time Sun-| day when the news came of Hart ing’s nomination. There was a cele } bration that was a humdinger, The Every hour of needless delay in loading or unload ing creates car shortage. hamenta and things, Everybody had| Republic Bidg., Kansas City, Mo. oh ag pro it Railroad congestion is holding back the nation’s. hmcnumer eaciae te eeaus| - Eee ge a a at Tive peen a crazy house.” | rruita, will frequently overcome this prosperity. It is only a step from railroad conges| noise with ptebeation! besan to | Stet satel ts vathian Velen condition. Furthermore, , the ehild tion to railroad ‘paralysis, And railroad paralysis! front of the Marion Business Men's oie 4 hould be eter ‘attempt, & is business paralysis. club of which Senator Marding is a “fl te, whieh te the Hghtest | NOW the country has an Setere| were ner gaa: ie, Gal nears his loading and unloading as if the breaking of the! py » t c Ses 5 is jouse where the screen doom close you can bite are the ood, guaran: jchurches want is an ENterchurch | yi) naturally lessen the tendency freight blockade depended on each tndividual car with a bang. teed 15 yearn movement. bin Here is the chance for you shipping clerks to do} Dowlers band played musta KXAMINATION FREB e's & | Constipatiog. . | something patriotic for your country, something to| Mra. Hanting, on being tnter “What are you painting all those| aad ae help stop another boost in cost of living to all| viewed tn Chicago, gave as her opin- Whalsbene set of terth....-....--- ertzaits om the wall eopoatte’ your | i? of me dooklet oa Americana, including yourself, jon that a wife ought to be a help Crowne oqpe cee eanscasasees: door for?” the Sen Po wntaon Dervousnem, Speed your loading. to her husband. This proves the come henenesincennee “Drawing trade.” from ‘whic . Doublespecé your unloading. | lady to be a fearless expressor of her tet teee ceweneee “Drawing trade?” A. The rap a has no publications Ideas, let the consequences ba what PAINLESS EXTRACTION “Yep. every time T took up from| eng, with the spine or with wat 5, z, 5 they may. ward nervousness." Poison needle gang-is operating now, we) ‘inex 1” McWhorter, the Hartingy’| ,AN, werk, euarantred fer [8 yeara Sears sepression talven tm the |mY Cunvan my, Oi look like cus You are hot weil, by all means hare are told. Later on, we suppose, as the cam-| hired kil, war awful bury Sunday.| "CUy ame See Ge Gus Wate Mad aiken Wee We Seine weeltomens tenting cp te bus” a poulabie airmen one paign grows warmer, it'll be the poison gas Asked If she wasn't scared to go to| geet of Time ‘of our t ouage is recommended by eu: Pt | tio! : wre eon Washington and cook at the White| early patienta, whose work oUNl givieg good satisfaction Ask cur is wrong. If your plumbing got gang. House, whe allowed that ahe gucaned | patients whe have tested our work. coming te our office, be eure | It is an insult to the perk to call o¢ onier you would certainly call im | she 1 run the kitchen there just | 70™ Of@ i@ the right piece, Bring this ad with pou. ® poor actor @ ham. | la plumber to fix tt Your body isa Coal shortage not expected in this state,| ax well ax whe had in Marion for @uGs Sundays Feem © Vo 13 Gey Working Fosste leisbibialnechadnncaatecadtege! very _ es me Se i fi t Mie Harding. cannot affor Fe rs hae le rene, tat MO rmak” Sechetens: Wn sinctete OHIO CUT-RATE DENTISTS as. Bathing. rewort because the si means call to a doctor and it . y US GOOUl 9A8. | ohauttour, clipped all the pictures of| 207 UNIVERSITY BT. Opvectte Preece-Paterssn Ca | ocean is dry for three miles out. him find out what is wrong. | the presidential candidate from the --- ———__—_— - axpnmranasafein Jobn Sharp Williams says he would rather bay at the moon than sit in the senate, Lots, wail dt bis carnage. The trouble about competitive building tele a that a dreadnought is always obsolete by the time it is finished. Sew rLeD zs : wires Heinie says he will never forget. Why, DIAMOND man, the marks are diminishing rapidly. | nunc aap | Now let the senate try Newberry. A man! | ts entitled to a jury of his peers. Discarded phonograph records! The productive power of Canada | Make excellent substitutes for bees-| during 1919 was greater than any| bus time in‘the country’s his ee ——|tory, being in excess of $5,000,000,000 Lat's eat at Boldt’s; cozy boxes for |or about double that of five or six wax for flatirons, prev ‘the whole family. —Advertisement. years ago. when “delicious freshing” mean the most. 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So —By CONDO; SA {so Au * Today’n Rest Ret—“Kind word are the music of the world.” And every time we look at the baseball scores we get out of chune Gamaliel, the middle name of cure of age tq Sen Harding, is bound to y or interesting | cause a lot of comment general care of It is pronounced with the ae e 4 th of from birth to § | cont on the antepenultimate sy rie se would be appreciated, lable. r ‘Ik should constitute the prin We have looked up the mean : © of diet in a child of thig penultimate and it |)" © should be observed to ob syllable quality of milk as pos ing from the front end. eye terae be a'date of absotute | There have been several old bout 66 4 ree r. temperature of boys named Gamaliet ‘ - The first Gamaliel built up a p nilk should never be hild, and oo great reputation for cleaning Te Bek. Per | cases of very young chil ing of ant SOME PEOPLE MAVE TO BE RBlOh co THEY DON'T BELIEVE IT'S DANGGROVS TO THROW BANANA SKINS ON THE SIDEWALK He may have been an ofl stock salesman, seayinger, or bandit. | It's a cinch he wasn't = poli | telan, milk ote 's should recetve food im n which the different foog to be found in mother’s ely: Protein, 1.5 per cont: | fat, 3.5 per cent; carbohydrate (ugar irches), 65 per cent; salts, 02 Many « good man has ber cent; other cénatituents, 0.6 per Nena on a wet plank. pI cent; water, 87.7 per cent The ‘ —— ——-3 amount of food required, of 1 once studied under one of the| Will vary with the age of the child, siset’ cantiadame on ike Geeta Fruit juices, expecially the juice of orgstent sa non oranges and strained tomato jules, | “Uh-huh! He had his plano room|“? arene ntgy ta t above mine in his suite in a| "*ndpoint of scurvy prevention. Ip [ERE above. all cases where the child is given eee pasteurized, heated or condensed P milk, the julee of oranges or tomm “1 see where they give Jack John. * son 30 days to get out of Mexico.” toes should be given in proportiog of | “What? Did he get to be president 0" "two teasboontule a bey ‘s | sae geenake e even | a i eg | not available, the most excellent sub A sugar beet is what you get in a| *titute may be found in a g00 prep aration of whole dried milk, which aig when you buy s pound of ow} ually comes in fiveptund Man eee This powder contains 3% per cent butter fat. Prof. of journalism at Berkeley oe writes a book on “Business Eng In lition to strict attention 49 t jid's diet, avoiding carefully lish.” Faculty decides Ari« use of hot bread, cakes, sweets, turned out a niftier volume & dick:| (Or, tien, nuts and’ pancakes ° so | be paid to the correction of any physical defect from which the child (Da-President Michigan State One doesnt have to be a@ great! io” be suffering, such as diseased Rugs and Carpets * CLEANED The Fuzzy baler | Rug Co. 1 tu Geciared covering the month of Examination and Estimate ot ’ ree < | Finally, the bowels must be care n able July Loup. : Congrean works by peace work. | 0.1, regulated. A child of 2 yeare he company furthér advises that 504-12 EITEL BLDG. That's why we haven't bad any! 9) oo. whould have from one to two eimee Civieegee Wik BS Pale quer SECOND AND. Pika peace as yet, | bowel actions each day. If suffering SRATTL! erly as earned eee b R L. 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