The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 5, 1923, Page 6

{EF SEATTLE STAR FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 1928. CHOKING IT DOWN HIS THROAT SPEAKING OF ATMOSPHERE ] By Berton Braley Y Naa fresh alr fiend, the tre Oh, there'® @ guy that = : aye Blue Sky Law Vital Necessity Tf additional reasons why it is a fundamental duty of the next legislature to pass a drastic “blue sky” law were ry (they aren't), a good one would be furnished by A. S. Kerry, the new head of the Chamber of Com- Merce Alaska committee. Mr. Kerry points out that the scientific exploration of > Alaska for petroleum now being conducted by the great il concerns of the country is furnishing a fruitful field PEgeEscee rations for fake concerns. " Dit. J. R. BINYON @ great cost of developing wells in the Far North, | = . 2? citi Points out, makes it virtually a sure thing that gullible | — 7 Te fresh air fiend, the fresh air fien | Free Examination will lose what they put into stock-peddling : = 18, 80 ruddy-miene panies. : an ‘ Sa in bart he wou BEST $2.60 GLASSES Seattle now is the capital for the financial fakers, be- . " - . ve meee eaeee ee ha ON BARTH We are one of the few optical of the fact that Washington is one of the few states mare air nee} tind isosee. from start to, finlah, m1 r t « from start to Onish, tt adequate legislation on the subject. Governor nore al i , pa oe vetded the bill passed by the last legislature. It is S UNS HINE SMI ES OTS et ™ emouie-or aan duty of the next session to pass one by a majority L Gui: dished Gaede SHATTLE—ON FIRST AVE. P ‘ ation free by Haas ry wind that rourm tom: Glasses no’ eee head. pass it again, if necessary, over the Department for Seattle Shut-Ins and Their Friends, Appearing Every Friday But, tho air flends derid Unless absolutely necessary. GOOD CATTLE FEED . The Somme 3 ‘ Bo 1 repes |BINYON OPTICAL CO. ‘The hay known as paye finne grows in abundance where the soll Is EDITED BY DR. FRANK R. LOOPE | PE mee rhar-alesg Bae 1116 VIRST AVE it grows wild down In Louisiana, but tt can be transplanted, You Phone Capitol 4626 dig it up by the roots, transplant it, and it will grow very well in The cattle will go up to their stomachs in mud to eat this - . hay and get fat on it in the winter—Representative Martin, LET ME BE SE iets assensittce om apgropcintions (Poem by request 0 eyek eh) Bend _— melere rece iain where Beat | oom, 08, aabo, 2 ot you oid bandanas ool Cuticura Soap I wish to nk thone who no] t ‘coungsters get started. There Humbokit county, California, a man killed a catamount with an bg tes 1 c oe rey ee : hy A eg ; 6 generot strib answer te ve en tail S gests | Effici mo— our appeal in th’ Ito - o ” titution of be. ciency much to the surprise of both. Let mo praise @ little more; And ms . Jany kind nd believe me, in an | Let me be, when I am weary, RADIO SET NEEDED | other the Ryther band’ will be Js Poland's new president even if he does sound like a | ; oben Just @ Uttle bit n heery, Sean te | Let mo serve a little better § one of the liveliest and most effi & | 1 called on Mrs. Blankinship and | « e 6 if Mother Ryther’s Those I am striving for found her a cripple, who, I am sure, | 1 he moss popular reading matter in Jail Is the calendar, I ong pag sh stesiaiion : Sas ae When temptation bide me waver, Vv RIDGE ri A WIN Ra a ey : Mark Reed’s Good Idea ‘ type of radio and I can see no| dergurtens, and hopes to add other To be all that 1d be; reason why should not work) branches of instruct time. * 2 Let me be a littl meeker Dear Folks t it re f inwtruction in time Mark Reed forces the legislature to adopt his plan | win the brother that i» we aa: tiny: enicaniesation, i e py TAL Era eM SO a sear " passing upon the general appr~priations bill early in Let me think more of my neighbor his distant home to cross the old At n He'tl tel! us all eould easily he f ocee a ~ cr VISITED VETERANS ly hear progr nin isden adaial mext session of the legislature instead of at the And @ little less of me. to cast away whatever bonds may fetter, with “Every day in every Beattie, I will take pleasure in in —Author Unknown. |] way I'm getting better and better.” stalling any set you send her nth hour, he will earn the gratitude of all taxpayers. | - When Jimmie busts a window pana, by blindly careless throwing i has long been the favored device of the machine | THREE TROUBLES he'll Just remark, “It's very f at I should now be going | delay the appropriations measure until all the pet || B¢ward Everett Hale aa as he runs you'll hear him say, “I'll now escape disaster, for every “Never bear more than one kind of | day tn every way, I'm running faster and faster.” of the organization chiefs had been worked out, trouble at a time, Some people bear When father contemplates the bills that January's bringing, he'll Nc This lad , erie (ee r a -| It is permissible to ask a letter of ti gf members who balked with the elimination of they have had, all they. never get the ley < li Gels aut Minkied. “Téties 3 a 0 bi Crip | ¢ . inhvolidotion “ik ow priations of interest to their respective districts, ave now, and all they expect to them at your risk,” he'll for I'm a hard-boiled dufter, and oe 'yense and -e eryetad eet woulal® the re pail is pirate inne pr: im some cases promising unjustified sums in return |" eae wee May 3S ovety iy 1 ouster and tougher.” give her much enjoyment. Cun | ¢p Y May, |@ friend tt ts certain he will be glad ‘support. Thus has log-rolling flourished, and thus | iceinadll steal at neti ue tke vl te S aaeae atta pene rendey make ber happy , Ha ingarten, | to comply or that no embarrassment come about some of the nightmare expenditures | GUILD MEETING | “E Know i can't be worea,” we'll aay. “Dame Trouble? let's roraet oe FEeee. SOO © te : J, Arthur| wilt result {f, for some reason, he which the state is familiar. ines Rarmigae gecth pews ee her tor every Gay in every way It’s getting better and better,” NEED BAND MASTER foun ¢ Flood, Gen. | annot do so. if these items were dragged into the open early in the Mrs. atten J. Hawkes, 943 20th PE 2 Neagh bodes shina by hier inet mayatic, for We are now ready to a ge ge ~ omer AMT | A refusal gives no ground for ef and forced to run the gauntlet of the members’ | ave., on January 16, at 11 a m. t dx of cares by silly, vain repining—but sunah bangpdadime Mother Ryther in organtzin Mrs. Albert Lynch, | fense. It may be caused by relations: Kyther home band There 9 Jenn arr, Mrs. Annette between the person asked and the ition, each item on its merits, hundreds of thousands | ee r dares to nee the silver Uning! children in the home, and be one to whom the introduction is lars would doubtless be saved. : a | GRATITUDE / 5 know, none of them will eve sie berg ; we is what Mark Reed announces he intends to insist Miss Hannah J. Evans wis c ceive musical educat cop! ; Cie : aj 7p |Sought, quite without reference to n if he is to be the next speaker of the lower house, *xt*nd_to her good sunsh ’ thru volunteer teachers and your 7 Mra,| the seeker ‘ kinda, n giving them discard ar ‘ Wolf,| In any the season's greetings and her b loping. felt thanks for the wonderful Christ. | ————— - - — instrumenta . i " : Nat aa wrapper Eg f comes mas they have given her. “My heart " — iis : 5 [im Just too full to «peak; won't you pleane tell them how I love them? Everyone has been 90 good to me; God bieas them.” Is there any more to cay? Everyone knows Hannsh, FRANK HERBERT ILL Frank Herbert was removed from Bt Luke's hospital to the county think laae hospital Wednesday, Altho he ts pale of crazy things in his pocket, but take » look | giightly improved, he is atill very 1! " physicians say. eM LLS SgeTe 8, which of the An bi bald man likes to say his wife did it, which i seldom true. SHUT.IN NEWS ‘A Mrs. Della Ureh of 222 80th at. spent a very pleasant Christmas Who Gets the Subsidy? day with her son at 4310 Bryanston | st. Butterworth Ambulance lor friend of The Star writes to give us some first | turnishea Maapsidition in bringing formation on the Lasker ship subsidy, as it looks | ber home next day from the vantage point of his bunk on the rolling IN BUSINESS e: William Carder, the blind news | of the argument for the Lasker bill is based on | boy who formerly stood at Pike at.| f that the subsidy is necessary because of high [24 Seventh Ave. ie now ee eery | paid to American seamen. The people have been | yti1ie of Chicago, the Nerve Ease is with a straight face, and they believe it, since [Inner Sole Co. and W. J. Murray‘s are entirely ignorant of what goes on at sea. jall-wool Twin Sox. His offices are truth is that there are not enough Americans in the Hoge building and thove who the sea for us to worry about one way or the other. | beirut to oe Sea there or te oan typi example, take my ship, running in passen- (Main 0918, If you give his name d freight service between two American ports, jat a store he will be credited with ship has a crew of approximately 150 men..The |"°°" "°P*#™ are white, with one exception. There are eight ENTERTAINMENT officers who are Americans, and nine who are oe ee eae te a coat i Sond stages lor the ol folks at the coun-/| Bs and ‘South Americans. Out of the remaining |%)""home Sunday afternoon. The| kb 01 em long to the Asiatic or Mexican | totlowing took part in the program, with three exceptions. Of these three white men | which was greatly enjoyed by the) crew proper, one is a citizen of Holland. The re- | 0!4 People: Dorothy Lindgren, Rob | two are American citizens, and draw a wage of |4nncere, femie ‘Thomas, readings! a month. Cornelia Wright, Levella. Haines, | 2 American people are told that they must subsi- | 4ancers#; Miss Georgia Miles, read. | this ship in order to pay these two men $40 a month | 1?# And Mr. Spaulding, director "I poey believe it!” CHRISTMAS BOXES MERCHANT MARINE Harry Weir . Ke chalr he of the great reasons for our merchant marine not having been a |man of the oi ization was the inequality and injustice of the treacy of 1815 between | committee: Maj. J Dean, chair eu States and Great Britain, whieh, for some remarkable reason, | man of the first district, and Adjt is been in force ever since, and is in foree today —Senator McKellar | George Flood of Rainier-Noble post, Tenn. American Legion, report the follow- —_—— — |!ng distribution of Christmas cheer Angeles’ latest is the arrest of ght men for assaulting a 14-year “ : ae TI}, SAY “BAYER?” when you buy Aspirin. Insist! Service First, Profits Later { nator Hiram Johnson proposes in a bill to amend j 66 ss Esch-Cummins act so that railroads will be forbid- ~ ess see from declaring <9 sgiploe until the lstacstade od , 2 | Uni Aes the Bayer Cross a tablets, yo ats ee commission has certified that their railroad J a | ESC) ibed ment is sufficient to meet the road’s needs—in other A not ettin the enuine Ba ae 7 ae oa has rails, engin ane poetgenrd a ; aa 8 g = es Pr ‘i; by c ‘9 handle the business coming to 4 ears ‘Senator Johnson ought to be commended from Wash- os: physicians tian 23 y and proved e by lons fr on to Florida and from New England to Califor 4 ai ever cage whether ba siya manufactur ‘ Pips Cont i. I 4 raisers or farmers, are pleading f ailroad o be ‘umi ism s plan of Senator Johnson’s is doubly wer ad relief, a 5 A \ b Colds Headache C at i ng peane it emanates from the representative of . , a@ state which for generations was th li G ‘ ? iti lati reat transcontinental railroad yeah ea F Gallteenta hae 4 * p 5 Toothache Neuritis Sciatica n omy - is e be mabe a rail tyranny, and if her Y j ; 4 ‘ itor has found a way to prevent operat fi on y % i 1 1 king” railroad properties, when they should be build. Neuralgia Lumbago Pain, Pain for better service, let's give it a trial. Joseph Murphy's the saat tor simran (fine Sat! eae, ANccept only “Bayer” package which contains proper directions. fought his way thru college | fat good is your past if yo "tune it fe 0? P d wi 2 is your past if you don't use it for the future? by appearing in four-round “he question of the hour i “Tn that blame clock right?” boxing matches. He won his| Handy ‘ aid boxes of | 2 tablets —A\lso bottles of 24 and I 00—Druggists, diplona—and many of the| Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicacid ‘Petter make a resolidon to keep your resolutions. bouts,