The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 1, 1922, Page 8

__ PAGE THE SEATTLE STAR : WEDNESDAY, MARCT 1, 1922. Subjects Star Readers Are Pondering Over | "7:1 piace on Kwantung, which is now being tn-/| government in Canton under the BM M. Skinner, of the Unt-|troduced in Kwangst. The district | “Wt the above mentioned t Wnt’ |londerehip of Dr, Sun Yat Sen and Petition Bearing 1,000 of Washington, who ts now | prefects are elected by the people| lent to show the capability ef |/Chen King Ming i the adequate) Signatures Placed ef economics in Canton | instead of appointed by the gover | China to govern herself, if conduct: | government for China, Therein les og 5 Colles, Canton, China, | nor, Jed by proper public officials. [China’e hope, Your truly, on File to several of his friends in} The extension of educational fact| China cannot take hor proper FRANK 8. WONG. mying there ts no sign of| ities, on which three times as much _ — 2 = tm the Canton. govern-| money ix being spent now as form Cc Cor il d 5. Cen Rmauseevee., In tock, every-leriz, ‘calle eventusily for snotenth ity Council and 5-Cent Fare fe hopeful and bright. The! of the revenue. Gambling has heen | Editor The Star: first cousins to the lady (1) whose tration is efficient and pro) prohibited and wually stopped | Sines we vo taken The Star,/ daughter's leg was broken in a de thruout the province—that means It} we have noticed how you are always | fective city walk, She “didn't see Skinner's statement ts woell/ has deprived the government of be-|on the Aide of justice, So permit/ why It couldn't be some poor man's @n facts, The concrete re-jtween 9 to 10 million dollars reve-|me to alr a few grievances: little girl instead of her little @chieved by the Canton gov-| nue annually, We notice in a late issue the efty | Helen.” during the limited period | Confiscated optum up to the value | council has decided “not to ltave ‘To be sure—make the poor man J ehe year's administration is|of haif a million dollare has been | the Scent fare to the voter.” Surely |pay for Ole's extravagance, Any of consideration. | durned tn public, not. Why should tt interest the! way the city ean get i Just as SEQOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET on = . - v8 Extra Specials for Quick Sale | No Phone Orders on These Items 60c Pillow Cases 45c Each Notion Items Half Price Ution Pillow Cases, sine 45236 inches 124 pieces Wash Trimming, tn assorted colors, Second Wloor 40 tor 6 Ripplette Bedspreads $3.19 200 cards Bafety Pins, all sizes; 10 for be. 76 Banitary Aprons. lar Gbc. Special 2he. Bixe 80x90 inches, Regularly $3.95. Live and Viret Vioor yellow stripes in soft shadoa, —Hecond Floor 65c White Ratine 45c Yard 40c Lingerie Crepes 30c Yd. anton Shows Sign of Hope for Chimay) (rN i, "seen. tow [severed ns “rntern sates Th ‘The Star: thy to this administration,| Tho good roads movement ts gain-| voter? The moneyed men who ride | well without the working element Pc ; 625 yards 90-4den: Lingerie Crepes in ‘anit idl and tts surrounding|ing impetus thruout the province,|to and fro in their wellappointed | If they don't want ¢ rve—let - pots ot 1% om White Ratine of good qual- attractive colors and dainty patterns, Thursday Were literally in a chaotic| The opening of public parks, the|cars are the ones to decide that.) them mo We aid ity. Thursday only at 4be yard, only at 20c yard iinesed Vieed Now there are muntetpal | regulating of medical practices, the| They have their conveyance, and| Gov. vetoed the minimum —fecond Floor | in Canton, Swatow, Wu:/enforcement of sanitation have been don't need the ntreet car syetem | wage seale for girls, Thirteen dob Windsor Crepe Gowns $1.85 French Handkerchiefs 50c Well, let him serve his term now, but Just let him beware if he comes ‘and few other places. Local} put into effect. So many other im-| Let the poor working girls and men |lars and fifty cents (or was it $97 60 excellent quality Windsor Orepe Gowns in Regularty $1. Pure linen, French Imported iy is being extended thruout' provements have been effected that| pay for it, They (the council) are i canna: fee ate Bit te Wr oes pink and figures, Finished with hematitching. Handkerchiefs, band hemstitched and hand pueendiie —— oad ° i Second Floor rolled hers. —First Floor @ Insufficient evidence, I betieve, How i ° seach ovideane io noeden? Novelty Ribbons at Half | 35c Handkerchiefs 173c | | | | 150 yards only. Suitable for the making of 600 Lawn Sport Handkerchiefs in a variety of iia 3 gg Sl yen bags, millinery and dress trimmings, Metallic | shades and patterns, —Viret Floor = | {Oust for etic again. me he Over effects, imported French taffeta and matin bro . |done @ thing for the worker or the cadens, A wide range of color eftects. Irish Collar Sets $3.25 under dog? Why not eliminate the $10 Ribbons $5 yard—$2.60 Roman stripe effects Regularly $6.50. Irish Crochet Collar and Cuff |luborer and producer altogether? $1.25 yard-—$2 Satin Brocades $1 yerd. Sets in white and Paris shade, 15 sete in the lot. Tend “Crabtree jams the wireless,” First Floor —First Floor in Country Gentleman, Oct. 8, 1921 Another question that has often come to me is thie: Perhaps a man oe has been convicted of some grave Dr. C. C. Tiffin crime and sentenced to a term in| Rearing the signatures of more @ingrace in the “pen.” After years! tnan 1,000 citizens, a petition, de- comes one who admits the guilt. ciaring the candidacy of Dr, Charles puts in a tardy appearance and the (¢ ‘rifrin for the school board, is now “vietlm™ of the aystem is released—|on ¢ile with the clerk of the [to take up hin existence where It |schooi board. Dr. Tiffin, former was dropped I was about to #ay—~ coroner, made a record here when, but no, his chance ix in the past |over stubborn opposition, he #uc Has he no “come back” on the atate|Conded in getting = law pamed by as in an individual case of malicious |ing leginiature entablishing the pub- Br a, ae nats MhT et? Tilo morgue This took control of by - | mubject. WHIDBEY ISLAND. — dead from private under. OLA RE Sins Dr. Tiffin bas been « resident The U.S. A. and streets | ARNING! Always say “Bayer” when you buy Aspirin. | wsitor me sur Stale Medical: board and the King Amateur Economist, tn The Star|County Medical soctety, He has been Special Price Basement / Demonstrating the unusual opportuni- ties for savings in the Special Price | Basement. | Splendid Selections of | Extra-Size | New Spring Skirts Aprons Remarkable Values $1.49, $1.62, | ar $4.95 $1.95 peal tallored styles of all- ; . woo! materials, including the New Styles in Aprons fOr) sopuiar Prunelia cloth. Box Stout Figures and side-pleated models, in | navy and black, ght and | Percales and ginghams dark plaids and stripes in slip-on and button| 5! 5 to 33 watet measure, Low Prices on of recent date, sets forth some ob.| independent of political factiona, ess you see the name “Bayer” on tablets, you are Mot slr» to °U.°s colonisation” and] | He ts marriel and bas four chil by referring to my letter of the Lith |4ren, all of whom attend the Ma-| ting genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians over 22 years | xm to imply vs it contained suggestion that American colonists | a Wi | are necemwary to the succes of the |where there are many families ro : : : . and proved safe by millions for | Peatiren im Howth America“ "| operate, hat’ "they. would, wna side-front styles, in a Practical ‘ | Perish the thought ere to 29 ieave thelr old homen never to re wide assortment of col-, Kitchen Aprons , H place in the world where an Ameri: | turn, | f Colds Headache Neuralgia Rheumatism | Gan Wo tas Well ott ta toy tho Crnmted| Cer sek oncehide’ wecteor X amet ors. Clever sashes, belts at 65¢ disagree with Amateur Economist and pockets make these) pandtop Aprons which cover Toothache _Neuritis Lumbago ‘Pain! Pain Eagerly eer ccren i Capitalists in Beatle, or elsewhere, . faut: | the aki Made of fast col “ ’ ¢ : * . jairable, but there is no piace like | soap American pre T ractive. Sizes 46 50| . ept only ““Bayer’’ package which contains proper directions. | home.” te colonists must com to|are aut’ tn uns wat ihecentes bust measure. Peete iia) writes | Spanish America, as they have come) chat part of the world, not e nt Handy “Bayer” beues of 12 tablete—Aleo bottles of 24 and 100—-All drurzists. |to Engilsh speaking Americs, from enough to be affitiated with the Pan - — — ________— . = — " bu ‘ " = ~ — _ - rene nnn ~ - — — > Aopiria 19 the trade mart of Reyer Manetacture of Menapenticncidantor of Gatieyilnarid the crowded sentions of Europe, /Ainerican Gociety of the United|ccaaie whoee principal industrial | terpreter, guide and bodyguaré “Wonder, when YOU and I are States, as are hundreds of Eastern |pangicap ts the restricted market! group of Seattle financters on a mix| dead, what will thove luckless mil- | financiers. Only one Seattle banker} que to high transportation costs,| months’ trip thru Spanish America,| lions do?” Respectfully, te listed an © 1921 member, Bank-| with the resultant expensive raw|The immediate effects on foreign IRA DYE. — are bongo gon tt byron om to the | materials, wwali seale, inefficient exchange would be very «mall, but [investment of money which they | production, and high selling prices. |the effect on the future of Seattle | Bi hold for depositors, and I hepe my An Amateur Eoonomist says, “Our | would be tremendous and prompt. Big Proceeds From bankers continue to be somewhat! onty way to succemm lies thru a wide|In fact. such a trip is far from an} Annual Police Ball timid. However, an stated in my | understanding of these questions by | absurdity, and combines business! The tsth annual police ball, held Previogs letters, there are MARY ithe voters of thie country.” If Tyand @ vacation in a very pleasant!in Masonic Temple, February 22, available opportunities for the pro-|may paraphrase this, it ie also trne| way, tf only somebody could be | cleared $5,067.11, atcording to the ro. ductive and profitable une ef loan-|that a great deal may be accom | found to run the banks while they | port of Capt. J. T. Mason, Sergt, J. adie funds in Spanish and Portu-|pitshed by « broad understanding,| were away! As Kipling says: L. Zimmerman and Patrolman G. N. | Kueee Amertoan republics, so located! from firet band information, by a “Twelve hundred million men are! Wilsen of the arrangements commit- that their development would ralse| very mail number of voters. I) spread about this earth, and I, and|tee, The money goes to the police the standard of living, incres Id like to act as pathfinder, tn-| YOU, relief association fund. population and the per capita wealth - —- _ -_ and create the new markets #0} vitally needed for industrial prod.| vote. This was the idea that Z prompted the letter which the editor | was kind enough to print in The Star of January 18 last. This idea is fundamental, and || HL YUU AUN UNH “Play Ball” Si% Get Your Bats and Balls Free I_{M ] | economically as well as financially | sound. The same remarks, or simi | lar ones, apply to Russa, China| Africa, Australia, and any other “new places” in which there are mndeveloped natural resources, a| low standard of education and tity. | ing, and @ searcity of population, somewhat in proportion aa thers | conditions are found to exist in each of thene localities. Even our own Western and Southern states | ean be considered, from this angie, as field for the creation of new| markets by the provision of new} facilities for more population, with | the important difference that these | home investments do not aasist in improving foreign exchange condi- tions nor in relieving congestion | and poverty tn Burope, nor do they TM _ 1H TINL_il —— help our merchant marine nor war } debt problems toward solution. For-| — 4 eign investments made under proper | — = safeguards and, above all, on tn = —| formation obtained at first band, , 3 | will do all these things in large | a 4 measure. E — .| America has muddenty changed | ——| from a debtor to @ creditor nation— | X pa cen Rubber-Center A Boye’ Professional League A position which we long considered | a It In lim: i 5 | League Basebal) Bat, Made ef Seiccted Hickory, [|i] enviable while it was held by Eng: | & 5 — GIVEN— GIVEN— i— land, The new status Involves new! : “SS To every Seattle boy whe se Tr ttle whe — Problems and new and diffienlt re-| r } i oereme ok aoe Sp avery, Battie Sty sie, cpumelian, whidk take union ¢ tae know that by tar the larger oe the common . B| scriptions to The sur. seriptions to ‘The Gtar. take—indeed, have already under: | ailments of women are not surgical ones; that is they are 4 = taken, altho with some shock and|/ ious dis men r, h, other ‘ — HERE’S HO = deinys on the financial side, and not prea serious displacement, tumo » growth, or th ) , ems | WwW ad vast confusion and shoutings on the marke oy , ; | : COLLECT NO Get your friends and neighbors, who are not now OUT-OF-TOWN political sida, With all respect for O you know that these common ailments produce symptoms 4 4 MONEY having The deliv poy i. ae ibe. 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