The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 8, 1923, Page 8

en mein een ne tae ke eRe A ON ge _to the auction block in alee “that empl »yers like _ list of “12 greatest li “which will not arouse criticism. Cather, Molla Bjurstedt Mallo PAG! aaa, mans The Seattle Star The Ca ndidotes For the three va cil and the one Star believes t didat Messrs active, honest counc dustrious and hones who are seeking o they should displace The Star each of these ¢ For the two places on the sc grimson and Holmes seem best ec in the field. for Office reves We s by shoulc re-election. ool board Mess Tho uipped of the four men Sometimes a politician can’t tell the people where | is on the run. : Judge Gary Badly Worried His little steel company cleaned up more than $400,000 000 last year, but Judge Gary is worried Its net earnings were ter 10 per cent than in 1921, but Judg Its property has grown 000,000 worrield. It came out victorious in a rat but Judge Gary is wo' It is working more tl orders, but Judge Gary Judge Gary fears He is alarmed at the ation laws, He wants to see the untrained, ignorant hordes come pouring in once more. The rank and file are evidently too well washed, too insistent on k He says that the present are the worst possible. Judge Gary is a great captain of indi in the steel business, a leader in econo But does he want the earth” Incidentally, is he more in corporation get more money th country? Does the ability of this nation to ¢ assir a lot of heterogeneous elements mean nothing to t Would he have people go hungry here in order t Might enjoy a freer labor market? Would he prefer to increase the r content in order that he might fire embarrassment? Does not the social and pc ican People impress h te mention the economic There is a dee per purposs e in 1922 alue by e than $1,0 since it was established, but Judge » American, 1 the world. igration 1 expert asted in an in the seeing bsorb ar Jods ge Gary may find the bidding e You can't get abead by spending your = theo getting even. Twelve Greatest Living Women Nothing but sympathy can be extended to the National League of Women Voters, which has just released a new ng American wome Tt is obviously impossible to make a choice of this kind That is probably the rea- fon why the league has taken a year to answer cent question of Senorita Mandujano, who merely to write about our greatest women dor her South Ameri- ¢an compatriots. The league chose 12 fields of activity of women, select- -ed a woman from each field and called it a day The 12 were Jane Addams for philanthrop Beaux for painting, Anna Jump Cannon for astronomy, Carrie Chapman t for politics, Anna Botsford Com- stock for natural history, Minnie Maddern Fiske for the stage, Louise Homer for music, Julia Lathrop for child welfare, Florence Rena Sabin for anatomy, M. Carey Thomas for education, Martha Van Rensselaer for home- economics and Edith Wharton for literature. Their selection of occupations made ‘them neglect nurs- ing, law, play-writing, evangelism, poetry and sports. One might hold briefs for Miss Annie Goodrich, Mary , Cecelia Pickford, some of the prominent women judges, Zona Gale, Evangeline Booth, Edna St. Vincent Milay, Willa but what’s the use? _ After all, the greatest American women are probably those who work behind the limelight, one of whom Mrs. Park referred'to when she said, “The greatest woman ve ever known is a wonderful mother who has dragged a fatherless family out of a cellar to a prosperous home and her greatness is not suspected outside the very few persons who knew her in her direst poverty.” ” Girls dress up like a brass band because boys follow the band. THE 8! 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Your car may be above or below the average but these figures apply to it relatively. : Automobile makers build moré value into cars than the average motorist gets out of them. You pay for full value from your car—why not take the precau- tion to get it? Just a little care on your part is all that’s necessary. Observe and follow these three important steps: 1 Clean the crank case * every 500 to 1000 miles and when changing from one brand of motor oil to another, 2 Flush the crank case * only with fresh motor oil—never with kerosene or so-called “flushing” oils. 3 Lubricate with cor- * rect grade of Cycol —the perfected motor oil —as shown on the Cycol Recommendation Chart. TEA. 43 Cycol should not be confused with other types of motor oils. It has peculiar HS ed Oe atcisus! haat te rs years, chemical characteristics that make it different. It is perfected by the new vip ted nape npr ust Try It. Hexeon Process, used only by us. R, & H.C. 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