The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 22, 1922, Page 4

DALL SEES 1G JAP ISSUE Capital and Labor Problem Pressing ! before about two hun- Mi members of the Magison Park ty club at Pioneer hall last Counciiman Phi} Tindall, for congress at the coming primary, stated that the issues with which congress have to deal during the pres. generation were those concern the relations between capital big task of the day is to the relations between employer employe so fair and mutually that the misery and waste incident to the which are disrupting our in- aystem will no longer be he said. "Bo far as the Pacific coast Is con rt ‘Tindall said that the big now is to insure the peace and of future generations by the Injection into our Get of an alien race with aspira- counter to ours and recognising to a country across the ‘wil merit and receive the re- ac of posterity If we neglect + duty and permit the Japaneso in large numbers,” he said. what the situation will be we have 60,000 Japanese in Se- ts now aversion will grow antipathy and even hostility. It be a question whether Amert- er Japanese shall walk on our It ts our duty to save F chikiren and grandehiidren from intolerable condition.” ‘ twenty candidates for coun- - and national offices made speeches. SEATTLE ADVERTISING DB was scheduled to meet at Tuestay tn the Washington Returns from the recent hold by the club will be an- Cynthia Grey: Did You Know, Clarabelle, That Short Skirts Spell Spinsterhood? That's Why We're Wearing 'Em Long Now. BY CYNTHIA GREY Does the short skirt thwart matrimony? Andre Tridon, | famous French psychologist, says it does. “When girls by self-revealment cease to be mysterious, men no longer want to marry them. Women found they were matrimonially un- desirable and that there are things that attract men far more than semi-nudity. The flapper, therefore, to escape spinster- hood, is returning to the good old age of feminine mystery. / In the future something will be left to the imagination.” Thus Mr. Tridon analyzed the drastic change in milady's apparel. At last, girls, there is light; we have a psychological reason for papa back into long skirts—the men won't marry us. Despite Mr. Tridon’s psycho-analytical explanation of the return of the long skirt, it is rather interesting to muse over the fact that the rich young man, and not infrequently his foot-loose dad, have spirited away one scantily-clad Follies beauty after another to the good ship Matrimony, Seldom ever does a stage beauty reach even an age bordering on | spinsterhood, and she usually marries a “good catch,” In | view of this well-known truth, it will be rather difficult, no |daubt for a number of so-called flappers to swallow this new- est psychological pill, | And, girls, have you noticed the clerk in the marriage li- cense bureau complaining about the sweet young things boy- | cotting his trade? No, we haven't, either. What is scopolant - The active principia of the plant Scopolia carniolica, the alkaloid being extracted from the dried rhiseme of the plant. Ita therapeutic qualities lare those of a nerve sedative, and tt | has @ special action on the memory. \It is used, in combdination with mor- | phine, as a hypnotic and is the drug lehiefty concerned in producing the| |condition known as “twilight sleep.” Ita use, except under medica! super- | vision, 4s, of course, dangerous. What does “genre” mean tn art? A atyle of painting or other art Mustrative of common life as distin- guished from the historical, romantic or idealized style. eee Who ortginated the “Rogers groups” formerly so popular? John Rogers (1829-1904) an Amer- doan sculptor, bern at Salem, Mase. ; he degan Kfe as a machinist and draftaman, but later received artistio |training at Rome and Paris. On his |return to the United States he exhid- ited, im 1860, “The Slave Auction, which first brought him into prom inence. The well-known groups wer Can enlisted men obtain their dis- charge from the navy of the U. 8 by purchase? Ne, they cannot. eee What was the largest diamond | produced in bronee. The best known ever found? Gre “coming to the Porson” “The The largest and in many respects| Charity Patient,” “Going for the the most remarkable diamond of Cows.” “The Town Pump,” and “The which there is any record was found | Slav Story.” These are mechan- on Jan. 26, 1905, in the Premier ming ical in execution and though once near Pretoria, Transvaal. The stone.) very popular cannot be classed as called the Gullinan diamond from the| serious works of ert. One of Ma mame of its finder, weighed $92)% | more ambitious attempts is the carats, or 1.87 pounds, and measured jequestrian statue of General Reyn- dS inches by 2.5 inches by 1.25 inches. | olds in front of the city hall in Phi- It shows fi page planes, indt- jadelphia, cating that it is only a portion of a eee large crystal. The coler ts reputed) what ts mescal? What ts the ef- |to be the purest of any of the large | tect of chewing It? | stones. Ite value has deen estimated! 4 plant which grows in southwest. at from $2,500,000 to $5,000,000. THIS orn United Kates and Mexico. There @iamond was purchased by an Eng-| are two varie! Nigh syndicate and has been cut inte | ore dot nine stones, which were presented tn | resem ti Wea to King Béwerd Vil to. ¥e\cce cyte cotled moon . oon tha English crown | tain narcotic stimulating #ud- stance, and are chewed by the In- diana espectally during the perform- What does the term “free onjance of religious ceremontes. “Mes board” (F. O. B.) mean? cal” ts also synonymous with pulque placed emong Jewels, modeled in green clay and often re- | THE BONUS PASSAGE SEEMS ASSURED Predicts Next Week BY KENNETH W. CLARK WASHINGTON, Aug. 22-—TPas mage of the bonus bill In the senate by the middle of next week, with ap |proxtmately 80 votes against it, soomed annured today, This was evidenced tn announce- ment of several separate polls of the weonate, Chairman MeCumber, coau- thor of the bill, predicted « substan. tla} majority over two-thirds will ad- for signature, Opponents were ining up for bat. tle on the grounds the nation cannot stand any additional finance den, which the bonus, it in enti mated, will impose to the about $4,000,000,000, MeCumber and other staunch sup porters were ready to contend that the bonus t# In reality a government obligntion—long overdue—to war vet- erans. KEEP WELL (Moles and Warts BY DR. BR. 1. BISHOP OFS that mole or wart on your face bother you | yevery time you ror? If you are young, a wart or mole will not harm you, cept af an un | sightly blemish In advanced age, } however, it may | rd | cancer sometimes manifests {teelf tn | turn into « malignant growth. the form of a wart or mole. It ls for thie reason, perhaps more than because they are beauty spoil ling marks, that people have them re | moved. | The electric needle te used to re | move small motes. For the larger jones the X-ray, radium and “dioxide jenow” bave been successfully em- ployed. | For a large mole, an operation | which Is not a# bad as it sounds ie that of carefully cutting out the biemish and drawing the edges to. gether, by use of aalfeytic actd. Cleanliness has often been found useful in getting rid of warts, An abundance of soap and water, fol lowed by the une of « powder, such aa boric acid or sium, often will do wonders where other things are of To Une. \Maccabees Entertain |Park Tourist Camp Entertainment at the tourtet camp Suocess Middle |] vance the measure to the president | j 1 bar |i ent of |i j Jook in the mir. | ox) —_——o } 7-inch size In betge or brown lacquer | topa, and contrasting tints inuide, _ Main 6720 TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1922. Extraordinary Sale! 8'4-inch size Oval and Round Shapes with Chinese motifs inserted tn Very attractive as they are— lH or Chinese beads, tassels and rings may be added. } iH. F. Alexander _ | Will Again Head Co. Officers. chosen Monday by the |Pactfic-Alaska Navigation Co, in-| jchairman of the board; K. Stanley | Dotlar, Ban Francisco, first viee) president; KE, A. Stewart, Seattle, ond vice president; E. HM. Hall, ttle, treasurer, and Frank! Wooley, Tacoma, secretary Vet Delegates Now Homeward Bound ) Practionlly all delegates from the |fouth and West whe attended the) | 8st Division aspoctation convention It means that the goods tn ques-| brandy, made from the mescal-ma-| hostess house at Woodland park is|and that of the Veterans of Foreign tion cre delivered on board the train,|gucy plant. Since mescal button boat, er ether carrier free of cherge| contains @ narcotic stimulant, ever to the buyer and that the buyer pays |indulgence in St might produce a a charges after delivery on doard | daged condition, in other words, men- the traim or other carriage. cal drunkenness. this week under the management of the Ladies of the Maccabees, Each evening some program {ts planned for the pleasure of the questa, Warn in Beattic are sald to new be) en route to their homes. They wifi | @ather in the West again tn 1923, ) when the reunton will be held tn re Fran THE FORD MOTOR COMPANY ANNOUNCES 10-inch size For Lunches ‘The $1.95 baskets are excellent Genuine Chinese Baskets of Bamboo and Rattan _ $1.95 Nested Baskets or Sewing for motor trips and picnics. The smalier baskets are just the thing for packing candy or for sewing accessories. ON SALE—FOURTH FLOOR CITY PLANS TO PUT UP GARAGE Plane for the «establishment of « automobiles now receiving the earnest considera tion of city officials, | Mayor Brown t# working on a| scheme by which the Charles at. | stables may be converted inte @ gar age, and the board of public works will make a trip of tnapection Wed- nesday of various city-owned proper- ties avaliable for storage purposes. are CAMP LEWIS WIRELESS 16 University, Cor, Westera Ava. jally a single treatment will banish YOU NEVER CAN TELL Bride (hopefully}—But your married Mfe has been a success, hasn't it Granny? 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