The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 23, 1922, Page 6

mas shopping early.” The Seattle Sta tanto Co. Phone Main 0€00. Newe- Putian ay UE Aeticn and Gaited Press Gervica, By mall, ut of # months, $2.78) year, to, $00 per month, $4.60 for ¢ y, We Outside of © Vashi! . “ ro. By carrier, eit tha, OF $9.00 per year Bonus Versus Tariff The president vetoed the bonus bill. The tariff bill he ened” It is even now in effect, so quickly did he affix his ture. e of the reasons assigned by the president for vetoing the bonus was that it would ultimately tax.the 110,000,000 of us about $4,000,000,000 for the benefit of only 5,000,000, What about the new tariff? The New York Herald, re- ican organ, says it will tax the people of this country - in higher cost of living “between $3,000,000,000 and $3,- 000,000 a year.” ge to ise many people will this tribute go? Just a mere handful—principally to a few individuals and trusts already shamefully rich. The f ked the boy, “What do PES SEneniag pen ane "anual setine do & month. ‘and hell if 1 don't."—Representative Johnson (R.), Wash. ng ean abagearsiy roy Busahgend as Kes ‘That the man I am may cease —Alfred Tennyson. ‘Women make good swimmers. Pushing a wife in the river to drown your troubles is becoming a lost art. ‘What makes a bow-legged one happier than a long skirt? Congratulations, Grant County! Quick work and quick thinking caught the Wilson murderer within a few hours. A calloused brute ‘who seems of his brutal crime is in jail at hrata; he will go to trial September 27; and he will ‘meet swift it. The entire Northwest owes Sheriff Deycous, of Grant , and his force of law enforcers, a vote of thanks. a the sheriff did not catch the killer, but it was due ‘to the sheriff’s brains and ability to organize quickly the killer was caught. Would that there were more 's in this state like Deycous! Conditions surrounding the hunt for the Wilson Creek and the Schneider Prairie fiend were not the same. re are more ways to escape around Olympia; there more brush and cover; there are good highways where hundreds of automobiles pass every day. In Grant county are not so many roads, nor is there as much brush. are no nearby cities where a fugitive might hide. But Grant county caught its man! : Western Washington must catch the Olympia fiend! man who attacked the O'Hare family MUST NOT D0 FREE! The hunt must be made nation wide, if that necessary. The fiend must be captured and punished! remains at liberty no family can feel safe, in the country will_believe that he can ‘kill without great fear of capture! the widening breach between Great Britain and France, German diplomats are more and more enthusiastic for a good, long, ‘Sweet moratorium. Uncle Sam's debt Increased $85,000,000 in August. Sold $345,000,000 ‘treasury certificates and redeemed only $26,000,000. ‘These are trying days. People will try anything. A Jory has freed another self-made widow. Are You a Columbus, Too? _ Pecos, New Mexico, was a flourishing city nine centuries Columbus discovered America. So say the scien- headed by Dr. A. V. Kidder, who are excavating the ruins of this ancient community. _ Pecos in the year 600 is pictured as a walled city, hous- ing a cultured, Dhilosophical | people with a democratic form government. In a good many ways their civilization was oy ond advanced. Some of the houses were three wAprarenty the people of Pecos “beat Columbus to it” by 1,000 years in “discovering” America. Columbus really arrived late in the day, if the claims - of other countries are believed. The Chinese insist that their Buddhist explorer visited America in the year 432 and that in 464 Hoei-schin’s ition of Chinese penetrated as far as San Blas, In 995 Bjarni, the Norwegian, was driven out of his course and sailed along what apparently was the eastern coast of Canada, in sight of land. : Eight years later Thorwald, the Scandinavian, is be- lieved by some historians to have explored Long Island the New England coast, being buried on the shore of thusetts Bay after being killed by Indians. Others who left evidence, well worth considering, that visited America ahead of Columbus, were Thorfinn land, Madoc of Wales and Nicolo Zeno. After all, what difference does it really make, who dis- America first? The Aztecs already had a high of civilization when the Spanish adventurers arrived fire and sword. As a matter of fact, America in this year 1922 is not more than 10 per cent discovered. Most of it is known ‘aphically, but the real America—natural resources and potential powers—=still await finding. Every real American is a Columbus. It wouldn’t be surprising should Mr. Kemal Pasha announce that he'll eat his Thanksgiving turkey in Constantinople. Bo many love letters get into court. The female of the species is more deadly with the mail. World's 12 greatest women 1s the one who can make ends meet, of Running an auto is no excuse for running amuck. Heavy Trucks Ruining Highways (From the Walla Walla Union) Heavy trucks are destroying roads of the state, accord- ing to statements made at the meeting of the state high- way association at Ellensburg. It was declared that these trucks made up but five per cent of the traffic but ruin the roads for the other 95 per cent. We have laws in the state against overloading trucks, but apparently they are not being enforced as they should be. _A burglar in Detroit took a homemade cake and no doubt the cook felt highly flattered. Aviators are flying at night in Germany; but in America boarders have always done that. A bald barber can’t sell hair restorer because he has no head for the ee ee ne er re @ Talk about optimists, buggy makers will hold a convention. ladies’ silver fox coats is causing a serious house cat shortage. ; rying for money is she isn’t worth it. @ Epidemic of baby stealing reportec C . while is the man who can smile while his daughter is practicing a song. @_ A Pittsburg, Kan., wire says the sun popped corn in a field. cows thinking it was snow and freezing to death. @ _Blue-nosed shark bit a bather. The water is chilly. @ Just to be first, we say , THE GREAT AMERICAN HOME Rre@lden|yre CHANGE O ToMORROW, AND ‘YoU CAN'T PuT IT OFF, You've GOT To TAKE ’CE when the clear winds called to me HIM DOWN ANO HAVE HIS HAIR You WANT I could not tarry long CUT, BUY HIMA NEW SUIT ANO | Him REMODELED Until I followed with my heart SOME NEW SHOES AND A NEW "EN? The rhythm of their song. CAP - You MIGHT GET HIM AN OVERCOAT TOO WHILE YouRE AT IT = He's GoT TO BE FITTED ouT FOR SCHOOL — And when I opened my window place With the winds I heard The fluting music of a day Echoed by a bird. rhe dt IN AW The winds still call, but drearily; There is no urge to follow That once my heart responded to When they went down the hollow, I wondered why they lost their spell As | opened my window glass; And with the winds I heard the leaves Rustle on the grass. Recause, while in the British secret service, he has earned the murder ous hatred of the Bolsheviki, ANDRE DUCHEMIN i summarily “dismissed” by the government and ordered to leave the country at once. WERTHEIMER, the official who brings the news, gives Duchemin a handsome sum to be used on his travels, Duchemin decides that he can | best exoape from the revengeful Bolsheviki by following Stevenson's itiner- ary in his “Travels With a Donkey.” Ho t# soon tramping in the Cevennes, the little-known hills tn the south are | Ot France, Reaching the deserted city of Montpellierie- Vieux, he is sur. today 800,008 ts in. the. eivii| Prised to see @ peasant and @ man dressed as an American soldier Guck into tel a ae «| the ruins, cet lahenenty: Ae mularied OF wak*| Following the pair, Duchemin finds them attacking preaygpedenthgy seetina arory | MONSIEUR D'AUBRAC, while d'Aubrac's fiancee, in part by the federal sovernm MADEMOISELLE DE MONTELAIS; her grandmother, ! has increased our governmental ex- penaen It is estimated that there LETTER FROM \VRIDGE MANN on Th | MADAME L NIE, and: the widow of the latter's grandson, Dear Folks: but are not carried on tte official) . MADAME EVE DE MONTELAIS, look on in horror. Duchemin goes = pay rolls, such as county agents arm net at sates Sadiaathe oxy. 00 banteunt aoetare © 4 sake | employed’ ander the Bmith Lever| to the reseue and succeeds in killing the peasant and driving the man in grace the rilver sheet, becaune, I must concede, for breaking hearts || ®t The estimate rorsag tp cdheoe | He accompanies the party back to Nant, where he stops at the Grand I can't compete with men like Wally Reid. pods: Mine? nye 4 Wher: Hotel de I'Univers. He is half in love with Eve de Montelais. | would make at least one out of jevery 100 of our entire population. How long will our factories, our { farmers and our firoperty continue} New 0 on with the story. [to bear this ever-increasing burden?; Now as the pattern chauffeur) “Why,” he said pleasantly—“you The load can be rciieved if con-| shut the door to the tonneau with/misbegotten garage hound—why do the But even so, I must admit, I don't offend the eye; no beauty- lovers throw a fit to see me passing by; and when I pause to brush my hair before a truthful glass, I murmur while I stand and stare, “Oh, well, | guess I'll pass! However, twice # year I vow that I'm an awful prune: and one of these i# here and now—the other comes tn June; and then I A mysterious party comes to the hotel, three men and a beautiful woman, C ‘ " oot?’ at erese will take over and conduct/the properly arrogant slam, you ask?" mansions Se ee tres intern Deets goett ; Wor then ls when “t/t S eutire:Wunktng besthene of the] man(whe Mamered th the ear bebdsel” Th the ablbs indenby Sulee Vinten: blest. ;ehange tne hotest Soeseens ety sect, } ravely to some private thought,| ‘Can't y t Who are the poets? T mand tn Bats Tae bat GE ddsein thet erowacs my cuoniner row, United States by issuing long term) © y to P ht, You see it's going to rain? ot “s Maa Sankans oo the toe xe low rate bonds for the entire capital| Unlatehed the door, got down, and| Mr. Phinult cocked « calm, ob- ution will be printed in tomor Ith a winter 11d. and place it on my been, 1 murmur’ “What's |, stock of the §,000 national tanks| turned toward the cafe, but before|eervant eye heavenwards. Involun.|T°¥'s Paper. ey aacthh wenet Tea boas antake 4 ; how under the federal reserve «ys-| following his companions of more|tarily but unobtrusively, under cover | ‘The salesman softly mys, “I know--it seems a trifie strange: but tem at book value, or a fair value. | brilliant plumage paused for a quiet/of the little tubbed trees that hedged! virtue. He saw It glorified in pan after just & week or so I know you'll like the change.” And so I It iw eatimated that there ts $1,./ word with the chauffeur. Ye the terrasse apart from the square, |els of marble, framed in silver and ; wear what I am sold, and while I waik away I know I'll ike it || 248,000,000 of capital stock in these) “We dine here, Jules, an-|Duchemin did likewise, and #0 dis-| gold, portrayed in pictures and ak =| when it's old—about the last of May! banks, which have a deposit of $16,-) nounced In English, covered, or for the first time appre-| most apenking in statues,” but he de 751,000,000 upon which they are re-| Settling into place behind the clated, the cause of the uncommonly | tivered no philippics against the tm- SATURDAY |SEPTEMBER 28, 1922. @ The “unspeakable Turk” is doing quite a bit of speaking. @ A brisk demand for @ Some think our coast line is three miles too far inland. @ Our idea of a girl mar- ted in Paris, Strange part is, the babies are under 16. @ The man worth omits about , “De your Christ- ARIANA Re SC{ENCE Biochemiktry Busy Seeking Tteath Cause What Hardens Tissues? Would Lenythen Life Biochemistry, th ences, is trying to lwolve the poison. ing by earthy salts that hardens bones and arteries and causes death. There is no such thing as death from old age. Such deaths are due to this chronic poisoning. Trees may live to be thousands years old. They are expored to storms and the rigors of climate. They cannot protect themselves againat heat or cold; they cannot hunt for food. Man goes inside if he is cold, turns on an electric fan if hot, chooses his food carefully and gete attention if sick. Yet he lives but a few years. There is no good reason why he should not live many more years than he does. Biochemistry is work: ing on this problem latest of the sct- LEARN A WORD EVERY DAY Today's word is—PORTE, It's pronounced—port. It means—the government of the Turkish, or Ottoman, empire, called officially and in full “the Sub lime Porte,” from the name of the sultan’s palace gate at which justice was administered anciently. It comes from—French “porte,” gate or door It's used like this—“Altho r Pasha'’s successes against the Greeks are favorable to Turkish arms, they are not necessarily favor able to the Sublime Porte, since the Kemallsts’ ambitions are of a na- ture which the porte may not find it convenient to gratify.” The names of elght British poets | are buried by these lines. That ts to may, the letters that spell the name form, in their proper order, parts of different words. The sun ip darting raya of gold Upon the movr, enchanting Whose purpled heights, by ‘neaald loved, Up open to bis ehepherd cot, And sundry denizens of air Are flying, aye, each to And eager make, at such All baste to reach the BE ik ceiving interest at from 3 to § per; Wheel Jules saluted with fine finish cont, Jand deference. The interest on thin amount of| “Very good, Mr. Phinuit, sir,” he oposite should rightfully belong to) 4 meekly, in the same tongue. should| T? this he added, coolly, without the government, which amount to from $00 million to|‘M® least flicker of a glance aside, Say eet dimeis ties. without moving one muscle other [than those invoived by the act of By taking over the national banks! speech, and in precisely the tone of early dusk that loured over Nant. Between the sentinel peaks that towered above the valley, black bat- talions of storm cloud were fraterniz- | ing, Joining forces, coalescing into a vast and formidabie army of ominous aspect. “So it i” Mr. Phinuit commented He was the preacher has. His message, like Christ's, fs to the fndividual, When to LETTERS EDITOR it would not be necessary to disturb! amiably; indeed, not without a cer- the individual is regenerated society respect that became his livery ” ill be reformed, not the present banking system, as the] spat’ ‘ tain hint of satisfaction, “Blessed if | ™' or before. | federal reserve board’ could retain| suger * tne awful idea, you big/ you don’t see everything?’ ‘Would that the preachers of today As many of the present officials a8) "sir yminuit betrayed «not the] “Well. then: what about itr” ry pp eh ere one ” ould pe nesded at the same sAl-| slightest sense of anything untoward| “Why, I shouldesay you'd better|cothing a poate aries that they are now getting « among you save Ce) Answers 0? The stockholders would not lee hurt,| it, {8 mode of address, but looked|find a place to put the car under| Christ and Him crucified” ‘The di. Editor Tho Star: In the meantime, who is going to! because they would eecelve gc 1, Found to the chauffeur with a slow, | Cover In case it comes on to storm|vine injunction is to “preach the not unfriendly smile. I note in an evening paper that | look after the interests of such poor! ment bonds for their stock, which} certain republicans of great note are| people as myself and yourself, who| they could readily dispose of and ont (Turn to Page 9, Column 1) to be imported to ansist Benator| care nothing for democratic or re | reinvest In other bonds as desired. P; ch Sal : Dosa 4a cgatael 6. 0. DU tec | Puslices: eontiation coe’ tow, semeta | rvs one vee se cesetret| Pag vation, Urges Layman the reason that certain democrats of] just as they care nothing for us? could readily pay the soldiers’ bonus| Editor The star: texts does so for the purpose of dis great note are to be imported to as-| 1 pause for a reply and @ very great amount of its pres-| One Sunday evening not very 10n€| crediting the ¢ sivt Mr. Till. Yours, ent governmental expense and pay./4g0 I walked into one of our lrg! Christian faith sgidarcs XENOPHEN. Gospel.” of salvation, the gospel of tion—nothing else. tory of the church when the again sounds the certain note. men are warned to flee from What gospel? The h Tt will be a glorious day tn the AiG ols. downtown churches. with a heart wrath to come and Christ exalted as . sige , Munday testue Weed arian! Minister of the Gospel, who com-|the savior who saves to the utter A Bouquet for Policeman The government is now handling ayo tag . ye tne] mistloned you a reformer? Paul | most {the maiis and the postoffice satin. listened for an hour white the| lived in an ati 4 ‘ Editor The Star: own children and four others of) factorily at a minimum of cost to| Preacher hurled his wrath at theling ang ave ccna eee a oe ee ae Most of us are willing to criticize,| the nelghborhoud its users law-breaker, I do no’ te to en-ltory, yet he never Age or wry oa aes beng but few will take pains to compli} When we reached the school) wy not have the government|1rse every word tha® was onid, but against it, He pea stg fico ice | vary that you and Tn — ment when the occasion arrives. | crossing «a policeman was thre wonder how many souls were asi but have everlasting life. C. B. handle the government's money ‘fo the United States citizens, I would like to mention an incl gullding children across the st ved us a result of that and di dent I think ts worthy of com /I think this is noble 1 »bably some were induced to join rive the interest for the use of thi rent. For several years the pupils) and I wish to thank Chief Se iSeenab,- taaaee. gad one hang govern | the chureh, but that is a minor issue. sttending the B. F.. Day school) and this policeman for thet thought-| Mental coat and taxes frome $500,| 1 have sat in several of the larger | Editor The star: having to cross Fremont avenue| ful consideration and hope this ¢ [churches of Seattle. One preacher | 000,000 to $1,000,000,000 per year? Is There are so many people in this have been subjected to ther r be established in other localities! | denounces vice, another rails at rot lene traffic and in fact some chil-| where the same condition exists. | ‘ni* idea suulmiltie, Or Dolshevistic? ion otitios, a third might property| ¥°T4 who are too ready to believe dren have ber killed. ‘This morn Yours truly ny entitle his sermons something like|® person guilty, that if everything ing (Friday) 1 brought two of my JAS, H. FLETCHER WILLIAM WARD this: “The Humanity of God and the was kept out of the papers and left to the courts to handle, as one reader would have it done, what would be- come of the world and its people? If we knew nothing of the crimes and those responsible for them, what chance would our children have to face the world when we can no lon. ger watch over them? I have four, and they are dear to my heart, but I want them to know there is bad As well as good and to learn to judge | right from wrong. If only the courts knew about the crimes, and those guilty, by money or influence, could escape punishment and get out Among people who know nothing of them, what chance have the people to protect their little ones from the men such as the one we read of a short time ago? I do not uphold or Overa arter S4th St. Urges U. S. Take Over Banks Editor The Star: In view of the fact that President Harding has vetoed the bonus bill because of its costing the govern- ment $750,000,000 in the first four years and an ultimate charge in ex. cess of four billion of dollars, and also because of the fact that con- Kress failed to provide the revenue 1244.N Divinity of Man,” “The Value of Pep,” or “Music as a Substitute for Religion," while the only one who seems to confine himeelf to religious ude OUT OF THE WILD BY BERTON BRALEY Ho“ again, home again, back from vacation, Back to the comforts of civilization, Back where the bugs don’t attend each collation, Back where the food isn’t constantly fried; Home, where the beds aren't excessively lumpy, Home, where the tables aren't shaky and jumpy, Home, where the floors aren't all gnarly and bumpy, After all, home is the place to abide! Formosa hag a world monopoly of camphor. from which the bestowal is to ma. paid, might it not be well to sug gest to congress a remedy at this; time? ‘The first thing to consider is that the varied functions of the United States government are steadily tn- creasing, because the people demand more and more of it. All of whieh HOME-MADE FRUIT BUTTERS Want to get full directions and instructions fot making ‘em at home—now, while you can get the apples and other fruit tn plenty? Our Washington bureau is piepared to help you. ‘This bulletin gives full directions for making apple butter, apple butter with cider, with grape Juice, with lemons, with plums, with rhu- barb; crabapple butter, pear butter; peach butter plain, with dried and canned peaches; peach butter with lemon julce; plum butter, Garfield butter—they're all in the bulletin. It's free to readers of ‘The Star. 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COOK, East 3383, Elliott 0950, Distributor Too Ready to Believe in Guilt condemn Clara Skarin, but tf she killed to protect her honor let the world know that. ‘When men so for Why condemn her because she 1 beauty and ts refined and has the of a queen? It is just that a few 80 Jealous that she has pride indoors and shut out This world is not a heaven by MRS, A. W. HAMILTON, Kerriston, eer of a Century «