The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 5, 1923, Page 8

THE SOMEONE IS DUE FOR AN AWAKENING — — SEATTLE STAR THURSDAY, APRIL 5. 1928 Al re} 7 SCIENCE Seattle Telescope. . Will Be Largest. More Stars in Range. Governor swes) 120-Inch Glass, @ DMLOR«00 - 74 neh refle w being Promoting Telephone Etiquet erection Heat, ful Down in Oklah . the ladies do things when some sy many new facts will be lea busy-body takes down r and “listens in.” You the stars gee, Oklahoma is a big state settled largely in epata, with ; — oa ue t ; © mparatively few clu | nd so the party | } 102, 2 as tow ¢ line, with all at , back-biting and Hos eoon by the SS, To illustrate how . Wo giv the world, which | direct by an Okla- An, Mpecial Representatives fan Fran efficn, Tribune bidg.| New York effies, éCloe, Trement bids. actually qual it has theoreticn lescope will enlarge our vis 4 bring into igs of Untlons sta! this rey td vidual stare that | sor observa “Mrs. C. W. Torbert was using her damn party line i » things about a near neighbor, or some Only a few days left to enter the Starrett Prize | Contest—open to machinists, carpenters and other Starrett Tool users in the United States faint hazy patch of ight in powerful telescopes. mebody was listening hether th Mrs. Torbert pe meas y that js | The thing | had an important se n now filled her, fires. two “The courts q m was lister 3 eile Vi has g d 4 igh up. Th els , Gea that while s } Yt hav ) Vaughn will be | 3 ain't going so f We used to hang 1 ) Was carrying a halter nh the back jals on it.” at hadn't his in Aauthoress Gertrude Atherton tries to stewe us married follows right by ) Smmouncing that many » cod wife's love has been killed because hus Band didn’t stand up when motherinlaw entesed the room. We've }) meticed the remissness, Gertrude. The custom is to lie down and stay D) down as long as mother in-law is on the place. Kos Angeles pictures of » spirit medium are not so geod. All one could ‘expect was a medium picture. ‘f, The energy spent by a couple dancing | wash dishes six weeks, 4a acces ES Never eat fast. It sets a bad examply for children and mosquitoes, The Elite Mob The warden of the Oregon penitentiary was recently with urgent requests, hundreds of requests, to lew the hanging of a half-wit boy murderer. Nor were these the muck and ruck of the citizenry; indeed, they Were men of official position, men of s ng in the ‘communities, men who aspire to, and men who have ac- quired, leadership. 4 ® women were on trial at Chicago with a series of re- | voltin Poison murders; the courtroom doors were nearly torm from their hinges by the morbid mob; a mob well dressed, with plenty of idle time on its hands, a mob he normal man wouldn't causelessly injure a kitten; Myerage householder shrinks from punishing his ing child; the American people as a nation shrink from and so their hospitals are the best equipped, and ar dental rooms are the most efficient, and their ma- ity homes are the finest on earth; yet, the nation @ very considerable portion of the “best people” in morbidity, thrill over a burning at the stake, ate over the limp swaying body of a foolish boy, dang- ig slack from the gallows. There should be, in every decent person, an innate Ger over these morbid happenings, and when any Gerable portion of the people become hardened and d, so that the outre alone is enjoyable, the heart Father well departed from the nation. ly man who would torture another man, or who would fly witness the execution of another man, has some- Wrong with his internal machine Aye, that’s answer; his insides are just hinery. hours without stopping would fom, keep the telephone from disturbing you by not paying the out sowing his wild oats a man frequently raises cain instend of Sage. Pedestrian has the law on his sido, but they hit him from behind. Where Taxpayer’s Dollar Goes at figures in the federal treasury have calcu- <a in terms of simple cents where the taxpayers’ ey is going after it has been turned over to congress fOr Expenditure in the public interest. Here’s where: 1—For interest on the public debt OF the sinking fund to reduce the deb’ “Alo are of world war veterans. +100 ¢tvil and Mexican war pen +10 Or maintaining the army establishment. +12.0 cente 6 Of maintaining the navy.... +125 cents p f-or tax refunds on government overcharge + 2.32 cents fe ® pay the shipping board expenses cents 20.4 cents cents conta cents are of the Indians cent t e building public roads. centa jad . cents ote the last two items—road building and running other government activities. They <re the expendi- that most directly benefit you. They are most in i@ public interest. They total about 15.29 cents out of ir dollar. In other words, but 15 cents of your dollar WProduces something tangible and beneficial, Ehis ig not to say that the other 85 cents should not @ been spent. National defense igs necessary. The for which those 85 cents are paying may have been ble. But war, as a general proposition, is terribly i ul, and our past wars are playing havoe with el you pay in federal taxes. ay next time we get real enthusiastic about a war, & sit down and figure out whether or not we want to ‘ e the 85 cents in our tax dollar to 90 cents before pwe begin shouting and making the eagle scream, i company over thero only declared er cent dividend, fe! pert yards of cloth cover 700 chorus girls In Parts. Hold ‘er, Newt, ____ Your Chance for Wealth in 1886 Murdo Mackenzie deposited $2,281 in a bank in ind. It has remained there, gathering interest for Years, until it has grown to about $600,000. Lawyers y are seeking Mac’s heirs in America, ‘0 und interest, the force that made $2,881 grow 00,000, is a giant slave that will make the average financially independent in his later years—if he saving young enough. It is the only road to inde- indence open to most people, Of That bie liquor fraud trial that’s on at Philadelphia is a beauty. ‘Thore & Winch of 47 prisoners, hended by a fellow who was « leaderin the } senate when appointed federal prohibition director, . Jr'4 annnal income from his Standard Oil stock is $12,090, y time old Standard puts another cent on gas wo recall & Kockefeller’s advice, “Save your pennies!" Former privates will enjoy learning a San Antonio colonel and captain having trouble, i asics at : A boy's pockets hold as much as all the sewing machine drawers, | 325, which decreed that Easter serv- Gosn! 1 wish SomeTang LETTER, FROM V RIDGE MANN Dear Folks © dird who seems to think that he is very, very good, has tes to censure me for th for h I've stood. ¥ One and I were ; and when each t rign bis name. le he, of course, has not he 4 bit of tor r to alot. He very greatly Qieagr t s that I {tea aa strong a Me fort chee No doubt t n & poor galoot el werthiees recene ndiethen t. Ho on the road ¢ 5 lot to tell, he No doub haps he o hides behind a tree to shoot a at all; per But he who wood a gink as ‘erent light; but The Date of Easter | |day following the first ful) moon| er festivitien for|after the 21st of March, the date of . It In opportune! the vernal equinox. In those days o an apparent vio-| there were only crude means of art hed usage. | ficial lighting, no th moon was Easter {s a celebration commemo-| 1 od. yvided that rative of the life of Christ. During the first century of the Christian era Christians of Jewish Editor The Star the old Jewish Pansover—the 14th) have been held tn accor day after the first new moon follow: | ing the vernal equinox.. Chi who descended from the Gen’ in| after the vernal eat sisted that these servicos be held on| Sunday, April 1, which makes April & Sunday to commemorate Christ's) the proper date for Easter font resurrection. For nearly two coen-|ties. It would be Inte turles the controversy waged. Then! k who directed that came the Council of Nice in the year April 1. Who know JOHN C. RATHBUN, 4035 16th ave, N. B. the Nicean decrees This year, 1923, the first full moon lees should be held on the first Sun: What to do With the Car System Editor The Star: Councilman Erickson sys there are only two courses for the city to pursue In this street railway tangle, and that fs either to rise the fare or to levy on the general fund. In oth-|000 in bonds the equivalent of $15 er words, Mr, Erickson would have | 000,000 in cash! {t that if the taxpayers do not pay! It is only as manager of the atroet | the deficiency occurring under tho| railway that the clty ts in ar present fare, the fare wi to be | responsible to the bondholders i raised and the car ridera i" to|to limit or prohibit competition with make up this defictency. Th ract|a business 14 something entirely ot of purchase did not create such | sido of and beyond the mar alternative, Under that contract, as|of such business, Hence, the construed by the courts, the bo managor of the street rallway, ja un [are of No greater valuo than that of |der no obligations to establish or , the utility against which they are ts and yet here wo have Mr.| son, In common with many oth ors, insisting that the city ts under an obligation to make that §15,000,. | LETTERS 2 EYITOR Yeas Foarn Tablets a pure, easy-to take, tonic food; not a medicine. 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