The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 21, 1921, Page 6

THE SEATTLE STAR THUESDAY, JULY ZI, 19zI. 7 Destruction ef field rodents last year resulted in a saving of at least BY DR. WILLIAM E. BARTON , job gets on her nerves, so alee docs Satorday’s Star NE of the inciden-| mine, tal points whieh! 1 gtood, a few days ago, beaide the WE 1 have noticed! central operator in @ large railway BOTH in several stO-| station at a tine when trains were ties of calamity! ceming in in considerable number, WIN In the heroism | and many people were wanting tele of the telephone | phone connections in a hurry. 1 am now devoting a th te A fre breaks scuricous douranor, hor woion, thai |, era, praction Poems bor The Seattle Star eae By maf, cut of ctty, be per month: # montha $1 months, $2.76; year, $5.00, in the state ef Washingjon. Ouiwide of stats, B00 per month, $4.50 for € montha, or $9.00 pef year. By carrier, city, 0c & month The Secret of Fame our apBook. Marry late in life if t hildren to be great and famous. fn Galen ee gat i a Bled | Snot, rise, nad the rapidiey with | Hat esses "hese Yor » ie in e you want your ¢ ‘ see sundite: Whlah dhe fd bar week. tae - ne If you marry early, your children have small chance of taking a place alongside Ein- Tie POET'S. PATH The an Bt the |e wan daubtieas above the avers|finte, Sora keh calls up every | %8® telephone girl, and had a more os res and waking wy office and tells the occupants to get|"*#Pponsible porition than most of ; I 40 not compete with Che on them; but she is not the only one of | 5 Jai." nor doh operate om your A dam breaks and a flood rushes | ber kind. pocketbook or sell you converses Babe Ruth, Edison, 0. Henry or Abraham Lincoln. Wrasn'tabiiions casio dkiaa ” “This is the claim of Casper L. Redfield, Chicago scientific writer and authority on A mystic or exotic strain? va Not wo! From folk he met he érew lity. His Canterbury train! down the valley, The telephone girls| Let me suggest that we all try to| tion, 1 wive two dollars worth of 7% ” stick to their posts and send word| be a little more patient and courte | “Young marriages,” says Redfield, “produce incompetent mentalities in the offspring, And Shakespeare of the deathiess page— ahead, and many lives are auved. | ous toward the telephone girl A burgiag comes in the night; ®| In the first place, I think she de- ‘ull 7 and Bundayg frightened woman calls the pollc| servey jt. In the next place, I think | esi) 12:99 f og ple who work. station, but before she gets tn her! it wii) improve the service, EDWIN J. BROWN. D. D. 5, call the burglar strikes her sense - ae Seattle's Leading Dentist lena, Tho telephone girl intuitively! A New Jersey inventor has devel. the first-born of such marriages is not apt to be as intelligent as childreg born phat won him tenmortaiity? He lives for you and me! es aos s 8 &® Mle Ge ik An4 Burns, his brief if madly spent, tiv bi ing eminent, as de- Why doe, he sway Us to this hour? knows the meaning of the interrupt- “Here is Redfield’s chart, showing relative chances of becoming Wis voice « rulned maid's lament! ed enll and tells the police where the fireproof ty eae eyetenee d by father’s age at birth of son. Ask pa how old he was when you were born. He mourned a broken flowert trouble ta. — le HENRY ee Chairmi aEnnY of th: habitually courteous, She is re sourceful, If anos in a long time her | | | | | Try This on Your Wise Friend Can you use the numerals 1, + ak ale Mba 9, in addition only, to total 1007 Answer to yesterday's: All ts not gold that gtttern, Such things as these I remember be it'll forecast your future. Yo whe aspire to foNew Sone, to have read. ‘This chart was prepared by Redfield my ol ot nat knee os tome ess|] GUARANTY checking up ages of the fathers of bd Nees dy stile nel BANK men, each famous enough to have at toe, have seasons of impatience be AND TRUST CO. : service is n , fast a page devoted to him in Encyclope- gee’ ho and then 1 conaiieg Britanni how erful t the service Tad h iae ie that a my advice Gchling mud, a0 bese ao it fe chart 10" tance, schiing mud, sching mudl—~tiep. prin. <a born of a father 60 years or older has more than 50 times as many ‘danas of | Pordney () Mich. ing famous as the boy born of a 24-year-old father. RINSTEIN MAY KNOW Sail Minsk ind iehdaitanaal 4% Df the 571 celebrities I looked up,” says Redfield, “most of them rose from the ha Pirie Mcgee od ed Rien] with the raflroad company. ‘ ity | whose daddies were over 60. Not one of them was the child of an early mar- ana is now worth $1, bo much aul see ee ce fies. in somperzeen We Sot Sevics| ON SAVINGS ne i al Where eminent men did have young parents, there was always a surplus [¢c"\rico pusea?—ivep. Diack (D.)|that goew alongude the train and| "ghe"tis @ pleasant volea fhe ts| of age in the preceding three generations, wherein the grand-folk married |7°™* vee taps the axles to see If everything's i one ¥ OF cs all right? Weill, I help him listen. * * ae es 8 & country German, was nominated tn prizes of $200 each are offered by Redfield for proof that really great men or |°nvention, in the old convention were born of parents who constituted more than the third generation in a area? Leo tin te at ' 3 home, and knowing that bis father | was an old wheel horse In politics, | he said: “Fader, I have been nom-| Vv. WAS Fore' Dept Sea ise Hilvilla ISlacl Ben Franklin, Cuvier, Wagner and hundreds of others, all had fathers 40. eon, Goethe and Tolstoy had young fathers. But those fathers each had at three generations of ancestors who married late in life and thereby passed a heritage of wisdom. 'Redfield’s theory, boiled down, is that the older a man gets the more wisdom he res, and that he can transmit that wisdom to his children. he right? | The best fruit comes from old trees. ' How does the theory fit your case? sinceMay162 ~—. in America alone oe the New Enproved Gillette Patented January 13¢h, 1920 48 ye brew vo shall ye drink. won't, paneer at ‘world over in this great achievement—the inert rw In Trotsky’s Russian Paradise Announced to the public on May 16th, 1921. ceeees Sus fees Demand unforeseen by many dealers / To steer the Russian ahtp-oftate—| Can bloom in Trotsky’s paradisa, Pea ident: Wipe clean the bolsheviki slate, A week later “RUSH” orders from these , same merchants.’ T cannot bear the filthy breed warning. They are | te you're a born That to su “4 aristocrat, bh teaching will when they say the repubil- The bolsheviki autocrat heed; a ae Ty The New Improved is. And, | Will knock the blossoms eff your|I want no Trotsky wife for ming fallre ep to date | Pac Sn | Hit drink no bolebeviat winm GILLETTE SAFETY RAZOR At one time, 1t looked as if New ingaet 2 re iT avail we nadunie io bien, roe the of the blade in the New Gillettes were ata p Orestes want no hater ta my : The blade atstomatically remium, isn’t particularty tn obs ge saad arr dpa 11 awe aiken ta belie teiean Popeye face ada aad and = te OP ‘o bolshevik har . $ ee 2 ber see ee ee & ean) Nery See ay Gen how th endothe roe eroded Within a month, distribution saa signs would mot give forth any [1,PeMTograd they'll have you hung, |*, ting (he wolbneriey Pelee sige to comerolgd relative (ths flog f catching up with demand, in spite of unfilled ne! oir ” smell if it wore the demo “yun your funeral knell is craze ne a9 forsee surface so the shaving edge cuts hair 0 * g up % in ite oO tle party nameplate, It would That never will inwardly shine wight at the surfoce of the shin. oO Miet-ae bed if it were farmer- |Perbeps you're tn the ctor} Tl! take the U. 8. A. for minet The New Gillette wees the same 7 or socialist. For, it’s not an ae And when at Inst to w O ead I've for the people, but | 777%,” name of woman hate— planned— They'll shunt you fer tah poll Pia you off to wedded) fave caught my little Mary Ann, ticians. I'll marry—but not on the plan “The Star has nothing against A bolshevild wife youTl ktsut That's taught in bolsheviki land! Fert tut sow yout Binds can grt roe Today, the factory still making an effort to catch up— Bil the luxury of the finest the world. ocd. entity the New sproved with 500,000 New Improved Gillettes already sold to the Fulcrum Shoulder first 500,000 lucky enough to get them. - ee, administration ts = menace to | A404 when at last you've wedded four, |Oh, yen, in Troteky’s paradise Chomnctl Cart They'll dig you up a di d || uomord , Sorermeeet, © mighty sorry | Unul of wives you haven more | "ang toon nw Sm Meet Micromet Praaion The most spontaneous response to any razor of any type chapter history o! A swarm of ter h & cm poaee poe dle since the began making using shavingim ments. floor, ee ee Gin tee thee nf ora Diamond Tredemark on Guerd world and ple _ Certain it is that if Hart can be ° Finer Shave —Longer Service ipa, tee glared A Mean Form of Deception More Shaves From Your Biadee Go to your Dealer today and get a ; leaders; the state wi | Péttor The Star: Today, while cterke happened to find/“the only one In SILVER end GOLD , New Improved Gillette : pores seme xan ave, I ae lets, i i bette of the tray. This Shaving Sets and Traveler Outfits in @ Jeweler’s win corta le specimen, a ‘he - s the welfare of the state, and een intend the mossa| ink lke the articles exposed to the $5 0 $75 NOTB:—The Gillette Company assumes fall lity fortheserm the wellare of the G. 0. P. or | to ested the articles be Dy as Public gaze, which, I found, were ‘ sce of Gillette Blades when used in any GENUINE Rezor— ne priced at $3.50 and $5, A hij ' old-type party that intereste The | 1, me. ‘The clerk produced the tray|” I consider .this Spd on ot § bred Vf Imp of gets Betws ATIONS ©; Sitar. from the window, and I then noticed | deception, f ich ne . the genuine Gillette, it cannot take responsibility for service of Blades. ’ sed | deception, from s | Perhaps the republicam party [on the corner of the price card, the| should be mecteches, r 7 alae ~" id » Wenders can straighten ott the | words, “and up,” printed in very (An Old Starite.”) feagic and win back the contr, |s™all’ letters, which were covered oe GILLETTE SAFETY RAZOR COMPANY, BOSTON, U.S.A. be ts velers whe put that over by one of the articles when in| 1 advise you to take this matter up dence » window, with the bett bust b a 0 ‘party in power at the last election. I asked to be shown one of the $2/ the Seattle ‘Advertising club, in the But it will be a mighty hard job, | articles, and after a long search the! © the! Central building.—Editor, The Star agrees Hart ought to dis ce delice Drunken Men to Blame, Too f ipote Aud gh coo men keep Editor The Star: Whether, the, I think the fact of whisky tn their oni out it because they did @ | chargey of brutality tn the police | Possesfion ts proof of poor citizen bad jor. torce by “C. Jonew” and others are | *"!P, 88 it Is open disobedience of the STE AOE law of the U, 8. A. Australia ts shipping $3,500,000 | correct or not, I differ with some of! if the police are wron, fi gold to America, Probably raul- | the correspondents in The Star, expe-| be aateeed vm poker oe Goad fare for some twurist. clally Mrs. Mike Jones, men, but the men should not drink She speaks of these mistreated men | or buy whisky when it is unlawful A renter will agree wth you |as tho they were heroes and martyrs.| I know many people who have that home ts the dearest place on | Also The Star calls them reputable| never been arrested, so I think this ‘garth. ane, apa trays 75g 7 charge of Innocent people being ar- 0 he tru’ ey are good citi-| rested so often is. Mother ‘cuts down daughter's zens they will obey the laws. They /it all up, a Pit eee Fr siirts for herself. admit that they had lquon in their/buying, drinking or gelling lquor possession; also “C. Jones” owns to] should be arrested and punishe Congress is down to brass taz, purchasing his of a bootlegger, and| they are disobeying the law. nee ee whoever saw a drunken man that| Yours for good citizenship, AU favor disalar mament, would admit be was druukg LAURLL BLOOM, 4