The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 24, 1921, Page 6

\ Sue Stone & Webster, or Else Subside! That’s the Message of Judge Ronald’s Decision for Our Camouflaging Mayor “TUT UP OR SHUT UP!” In the parlance of the street, Judge Ronald’s street car decision Wednesday means just that. Political shysters, calamity howlers and persons of uncertain motive in this street railway controversy must either come out in the open now or be silent. Back-handed, indirect methods, calculated to stab the street cars in the back, while the smile of Judas ee the stabbers’ lips, won’t go. a hurled into Seattle’s ears by the ay peer ag professed one thing while trying to do another, could not fool Judge Ronald. . He has told the »14 “taxpayers” who brought suit against a few hundred thousand other taxpayers to force them to “lay down” on their agreement and look cheap in the eyes of the world, that pages of bun- * 8 & ass ® s 8 * | \JAYOR CALDWELL’S apparent effort to wreck the street car system is therefore futile. The court has challenged his methods as incapable of making out a case. For the recent suit of 14 “taxpayers” was the may- or’s suit. It grew out of the mayor's grand jury report, by the mayor’s agent, who uncovered nothing, and tried to put the “nothing” over. ‘The attémpt showed its own weakness by its continual shifting of ground. Caldwell insinuated corruption in the street car deal and got himself elected. id Later he took possession of the grand jury sessions and got that body to report that, altho there was no corruption, there was probably fraud and misreprésentation in the making of the contract of purchase. Then, in this suit of 14 “taxpayers” he backed down on |the little that even his grand jury had given him and } the charge of fraud. combe, shrewdly peddled, fail to make out a case) which, in turn, grew out of an expensive investigation /"in scot inn ume of the eee that in every sense the soviet gov- It was left,to the uninformeé-to presume he was charging fraud while, in reality, an insidious attack was being made - On the city’s credit. An effort was being made to force the city to default in its payments, coldbloodedly and without explanation. eee JGH CALDWELL, the thing is futile! You have gone the whole length of innuendo and it has backfired every time. . finances, because| ‘The choice now is as it was in the beginning—tackle the he might | problem or leave it alone. . They seem| If there is an honest belief that the city was cheated, to! come out in the open and air the belief. Start a suit against Stone & Webster to recover part of the railway purchase price. Take before the courts all the evidence that may be ac- cumulated to show that junk was saddled on the city by deception, and ask the courts to fix a fair price for the junk or relieve city entirely of its unjust burden. The whole city will he! If there is no such belief—if you have not the nerve to make a point of that issue—then, in the name of fairness and honesty, quit jabbering, quit insinuating, quit lying. You've got to do it, Mr. Caldwell. The court has smash your last effort to “hit below the belt.” In all these attacks on\ the street railways, HONESTY has lagged behind until, by force of elimination, it is all that is left for you to use. It is ALL THAT IS LEFT, Mr. Caldwell. Try it, and make your decision. “Put up, or shut up.” A Model Woman He uses a cutter both summer and winter, HAT is a model woman? asks a newspaper. bist And in reply readers are painting lovely word pi sip noncedgangent tures of the women of their dreams. aie: _ of Iinen rn eee ee Now the classic tribute to a model woman was that ‘Would it be ail right to stve » gtri) which was written by the Englishman, Jonathan Swift, umbrella for her showér?—C./in memory of Esther Johnson. Swift described her as . “the truest, most virtuous and valuable friend, that I, or fain orders him to halt?—G. H.N. | Perhaps any other person, ever was blessed with.” Is it necessary to study buyology| Of her Swift wrote: Before going shopping?—T. A. D. “In conversation she was never given to interruption, er appeared If chickens like fish, do you sup-\enger to put in her word. Pose they prefer perch?—M. R. 8. “She spoke in most agreeable voice, tn the plainest words, x oe #8 “She was but little versed in the common topics of female chat; HOUSEHOLD HINTS scandal, censure and detraction never came out of her mouth. make a strawberrywurst, re-| “She read carefully the best books which serve to open and enlarge the stuffing from a frankfur-/¢he mind. She bought clothes as seldom as possible, and those as plain and fil) the casing with equal|/gnd cheap as consistent with the situation she was in; and wore no of preserved strawberries and/iace for many years. te of soda, “Honor, truth and Mberality, good nature and modesty were the virtues 4 . Never throw away an old sealskin |'sne chiefly possessed. She hughed at no one’s mistakes, and if a good oat. It can be cut up and the pleces| thing were spoken, but neglected, she would not let it fall, but set it red as washcloths. in the best light to those who were present. Cut glass telephone instruments 5 i . Lica ag 68 tee quite bap” And she was as beautiful as she was good, for she “was le young women in London, only a little too fag.” Well, girls, do you know of a better model than Esther Johnson? OM shortage has closed many Portuguese sardine factories. Beems as tho some of them had been using kerosene lately. Paisley Schau! has returned to his Jhome in Garwood, after spending yes:| Sfunny; the Ford factory has been running a month and we heven’t ferday with friends in the city—| heard @ new flivver joke. Hornell, N. Y, Tribune-Timea, —. ¢ ee Vottwa says the world is flat; New Yorks insist it 1s a long street lined Seattle reports a woman bantit in| by electric lighta. @t work. Al Jennings was right ‘Mo gentleman. tng hair tonic? BY DR. WILLIAM E. BARTON An old Latin proverb declares that in matters of If she smoothed and parted the soft hair between taste there is no basis for discussion; if a man likes | her bossy’s eyes, and there planted a loving kiss, her a thing he likes it, and | taste, if not above the kindly criticism of an amused that is all there is | smile, deserves at least the tribute of the reminder about it. The fact that | that she might have made a choice much worse. another man does not} But given a favorable opportunity for the cultivation like it, is not to the | of her real taste, she would have given bonsy a kindly point. Degustibusz non | pat and bestow kinses elsewhere. est disputandum. Thus An & matter of , tastes are wholly arbitrary. we say, “Every one to People have ¢ which leads them to blend his Uking,”and “There's | green and red. My mother d{d ¢o in her rag carpote. no accounting for| There was a “stripe” which \alternated with “hit-or- tastes.” An even home | miss" and which was never expected to hit, but Mer proverb has wide | whose free combination of color made tts happy currency“ ‘Every one | contrast with red and green, or orange and blue. to his own liking,’ as Those tastes were not arbitras nate e no’ DI ry. My mother did the old woman said who | not know it, but there i# a scientific reason why the kissed her cow eye loves blue in combination with orange, and red in But 3 bape oe. combination with green. are not to be taken en- Tastes vary; but they are not #o erratic f ni an some te and ere Con-| people think. And tastes are capable of cultivation sider the old woman| and improvement, They are not hopelessly - peli who kissed her cow.| nor incurably corrupt. ee What disappointments When Oscar Wilde sent his craze round the world, in other kisses, actual | with pale pinks and wad yellows and anemic greens ; or hoped for, must [*and God-forsaken blues, we well ave Iain behind ber Philosophie acceptance of the | not last long Cote ee = eee ow's companionship! Tastes are very erratic, but there a P, underlies th Had fate been kinder, she had possessed husband | centricity of popular taste a substr&tun ey” pss children to kiss; failing these, there was always | sense, That fact gives us much to hope for in some cow, natient, generous, appreciative, things that just now do not exMibit good taste, looked upon as one of the most beautiful, graceful and! ‘when he said the modern bandit was Wil future generations be known for whiskered tonsils caused by drink-| | THE SEATTLE STAR AS OTHERS SEE THE WORLD Editorials and Comments Reprinted From Various Newspapers WHAT, NOT EQUIPrII (rom the Cleveland Frees) ates “You have no outfit, no capital to start with? You are not equippe Why, poor that you are, you are equipped an only the God of the whol universe could afford to equip you." It t# reported James HL Foster, Cleveland militonatre, ead Gite to « young man. Thirteen years ago, with no capital, but with determtnation, Vorter sot out to organize a stesl fabricating plant. ‘After a year's rebuff, he Induced several bosiness men to back hts dream to the extent of $106,000, His emall plant began by making —— sprockets and attomobile rta. The first month's turnover was $10,000. ie annual business today in $26,000,000 and its organtzation Includes the Cleveland Welding & Mfg, Co. the Hydraulic Steeloratt Co, and the Can ton Sheet Steal Co. and Mr, Foster is only 41 years ola, REMARKABLE REMARKS ‘ 1% caune for wonder lew not / in the few instances where RS marriage falis, but in the surprie Each coos = beyond all anticipation.” Lord Buckmaster, Ex-Lord Chancel lor of Bogiand, eee “Modern da |My little boy has some kind of / J. Gtennon. ne It Senin ont im little red \ eee cold or rainy he itches worr®, OF lig become more efficient and its when changing clothing. Tbe TU | wittingness to accept some liquide tion in eanily dtied in for & whil®,/iion of inflated wares is encourse but breaks out again. ing."—Jamen 8. Alexander, president A--Hiave your family physician oF @| National Bank of Commerce, New xkin specialiat @xamine the child | yoru. ernment and the philosoph: erupuon, as a diagnosis can be AP | «rere tm, in the (ood Book, @]it are absolute ‘a thete denial aad rived at only as a romult of @ careful) creat tory of men who reconstruct |repndiation ef democracy."—damuel examination, ed a broken city with a trowel in Gompors. Serupulous attention to the details) one hand and @ eword in the other; of treatment, and, if necessary. }iue jourope must met to work with baking or bailing all the child's cloth | yom hands"—David Lioyd George. thing wilh be a part of the care de- . ae You Can Own This volving upon the home. “The value of ofr tnvestments MEDICAL EXAMINATIONS [@ePends_not_upon the strength of Handsome Q—There tx much being written about physical examinations What service whould a doctor render who gives one such an examination? A-—-An ontinary physical examina: Uon includes an examination of heart and lungs, the patient being stripped to the walst, and examination of the head by inspection of the eyes, noes, mouth and a teat of vision and hearing, and finally a fow sim. ple texts of the various reflexes, eapecially those af the knee and of Here Ys a home-made syrup which millions of people have found to be the most dependable means of break- the eye. mghe, It is cheap The patient's height, weight and id 4 prompt in ae- cheat measure sbould be recorded. Under ita healing, soothing in- Such a phynical examination! Suence, chest soreness goes, phiegm thould be supplemented by a urine thi Seotmses oonlet, examination, and if thers are indica | 4500 thd steed tha tion therefor, also by a blood tet. usual throat and chest colds are cos- Depending largety on the rewutte’ quered it im 24 hours or, leas. of this general examination, it may) Nothing for bronchitis, hoarse- be advisable to refer the patient to throat tickle, bronchial inter co some specialist for further examina ie To make this splendid cough eyru tion of some particular organ of the) po.7 2. ounces af Pinex into iq syatern, ttle and fill the bottle with granvlated sugar syrap and THEN If HAPPENED thoroughly. ‘If you prefer use elari- I was wondering.” mused Gre| Sed molasses, honey, or corn Cheerful Idiot, inatead of Pr, Syren. Kitber “Wondering what? demanded the | 7°, ft % {ih pints family, supply - ™ Whe Guy. could buy ready-made fer, three “I waa wondering ff & woul be ~yh mopeey: Rave porn proper to refer to @ Chinese laundry | 8 ikiren love pleasan’ . man aq @ man of tron,” replied the| Pinex is s special and highly con- an opportunity of i a a eee ar akg aioe kena tee sa the best music at all ti times over for its prompt healing eff right in ur own home. The crystal, tourmaling arts tke “"T if Tete sak your oe af M , Oak as mee or Walnut Cabinets. Paper and straw. The tempersture of the haman tt refun body is only about 97.2 degrees be- Fc Wayne, Ind tween 2 and 6 o'clock In the morning. —Advertinement. FEDERAL RESERVE Deposits Guaranteed | | She hears the BLOWING of the LOCOM! | w last DOWN SHE GOES SHED ead | Beneath the ruthless iron horse. 1 almost hear you say THIS WOMAN WAS A | but WHAT DO YOU SAY of the woman who di Absolute safety is guar- anteed in this bank by Washington Bank De- positors’ Guaranty Fund of the State of® Washington. approaching locomotive. | For comand tn Sean Seen ee Nature mer owt ring the bell of SHORTNESS OF BREATH or HEART PALPITATION; she blows the whistle of | Raf oe gpl vnegal ep Sov ge ag ada gpm ovt a s Lg ony rill sound; bear wheels of HEADACHES, BAINS ACROSS THE BACK, DISTURBED DIGESTION, ete., bat | go right on until at last x0 often collapee with a caso of NERVOUS PROSTRATION or pernicious anaemia may sink its claws ini on vitals, or in your RNED, WORNOUT CON- DITION you contract some serious illness, pneumonia, fever, or kidney trouble. It 1 the tron in your bleed that hetps ft take Jl nourishment from your food and change it im to LIVING CELLS AND TISSUR, Without tron, your food merely passes along without | ea Be Im fact, SOMETIMES THE MORE YOU BAT THE MORK YOU STARVE, ne your digestive om [ HE OR INTO YOUR CHEEKS and gives you the strength and vigor that MAKES YOUR KYKS BRIGHT AND SPARKLING, Without tron In your blood a woman soon commences to look PALE, OLD and HAGGARD and loses that FRESHNE: x thede of cookery are sapping the {ron from the blood of hundreds of thousands of women. Our fore- fathers, to whom history refers as @ NATION OF KED BLOODED AMERICANS, ate the husks of grains and the skins and peels of veg- etablesand other coarse foods, rich in strength ving organic ron, which the modern womas, joes not get. This belped make our ancestors Pape ype ye foo dangers which would quickly kill mest med- NUXATED IRO ( At the first’ chit! Take ‘Genuine Aspirin marked with “Bayer Cross’’ to break up your Cold and relieve the Head Fever, ‘Stuffiness. Warning! To get Genuine Aspirin, prescribed by physicians over 19 years, you must ask for ‘‘Bayer Tablets of Aspirin,’’ took for the name “‘Bayer”’ on the package and_on_each tab ‘Always say ‘‘Bayer.” Bayer ing numbie of canee where it suc- a >| \the relief of Colds—also for Headache, Neuralgia, Toothac Ef’rache, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Neuritis and for Pain general Questions eanttation, ; ‘eo : , hope ablets“Aspirin SKIN TROUBLES spirttual’ death."—Archbishop Joho j {4 Bexce of 12—Bettice of 24—Borrles of 100—-Also Capeuies—ANl pimples When the weather £et#! «Phe growing tendency of labor Aagerie wo the trade wmrt of Barer Munctacture of Moveereticecisaster of Salicy\coai®, Why Do,Women Fail To Heed Nature’s Warnings Of-Iron - Starvation Of The Blood In so many cases, UNTIL THE CRASH IS UPON THEM, and their nerves” are all played out, their health impaired and their strength and energy gone? {WHAT DO YOU THINK OF THE WOMAN IN THE PICTURE | nature's warnings of IMPENDING ILLNESS, which ta | many cases are just as plain as those given by the fast } THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1921. "contains safe and proper directions ft drugrion! \OTIVE WHISTLE, FRANTIC RINGING of the engineer's BELL, the GRIND- 3 OF THE WHEELS, still she will pot move trom the track, says: ‘There is time enough 111 I'm all right now,"* at writhing ance ef weak nervous two weeks time, Your money will be: dy the manufacturers if Cee) not ern people, To make up for the great loaf iron camsed | estimated to be approximately every package and the letters N. 1. OF SEATTLE | by the life woman is compelied te lead she | organic iron content) to eating tablet, Sold by alldrugeiaa, ENRICHES THE BLOOD-GIVES) | YOU NEW STRENGTH AND ENERGY