The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 14, 1923, Page 7

PAGE 8 THE SEATTLE STAR SATURDAY, JULY FRANCE RATIFIES TREATY; WAR IN PACIFIC LESS LIKELY | longer bank on British neutrality or better in a feeling as to the “inevitabilit mons treaty and the four-power pact. 0! mately between the two countris Had the Washington conference done noth ing else, the rupture of the mischief-making tit between Britain and Japan would have made Chief among the results of this ratification, it eminently worth while, Pacific, the principal work of the Washington conference of 18 months ago case they start something in China or Siberia, as once they might have. And that means Now that feeling is dissipated, at much the time being. It may bob up again la . ; meantime let us hope other which completes the list, will be the death of True, the Washington treaties leave Japan Furthermore, the United States and Japan will have be n added to the the Anglo-Japanese alliance, to occur automat cock of the walk in the Far East, and may) two years ago were Tast drifting towanl war, anit peace ¥ a4 the Washin jeally the day formal notice of ratifications is lace grave temptations before Japan's mili not so much over any cureless friction of a con undoubtedly took. Se SETTING HIS FEBT WET UNNECESSARILY! |. —. The Seattle LETTER FROM | - . SCIENCE cece || AVRID@E MANN ) i, 6? ie Spectroscope Is Used. : precom = , = ( Stars Are Innumerabli office, Menedneom Mite ve be - by ‘ —- # te i Pi ‘ , Ganadian Pecifie Midge | Boston oftier, Tremes ohm sas , ‘ ‘ : | i ’ Two Billion Knon Pubiiened Datty > : wn, Practically 2 brmea\ (1 cameo ‘ef Buch knowledge as we have of (a( We (EP Ke this vast field has been made pos sible by the spectroscope. Man lives on & mere grain of re, yet by the Whitman Kpiphany Chareb- Churehb—Corner ad st d Ast 2 past . ‘o pastor, Morning service, t . sone ¥ e sof} St. Joba's Church, Kirtland : - Bt. Wet evening service, at i | Marcia G. baat pret - FATHER ADVISES MOTHER Rustrated eddrese by Mev. J. Dur seSlienn de ~The _ invited several army of. worth ave. Nev, Rowland ‘ ie i that the bar, from the Philippines All Saints’ Church—toe hy ‘ A, . , 2» dha tased ‘ feaet Me ery Lakeide Methodist «= Eplecopal pcuce ana A ’ ad > Be - ipo St. Lake's, Henten—) Se ' * Queen Anne Maptit Charch i eee r ¥ tee pastor ba tay thet har Hapite > vb Here is a picture that a person can ponder upon. It wt, 9065 avai PB er «Mone i a Ows armed British troops marching on Ameri sol! + Master Ie © « Peo lis, "A Me Celebration of Independence day, while an 4 pl, T 5 evening ser Rg Bervice nt reviews them. ‘This happened July i, t year, 6 * Rhett Lon ‘Tre sé Portland. It is an incident no doubt unique in history. | cnureh—airret donee Waliedd Wired Lasthorsn Chureha Tt shows graphically how far the Anglo-Saxon people | Danish ser 1s. wm; Em O Is Waavick, pastor. Morning come along the road toward understanding cach [Tries fp & service, 11; evening, 4 W %o 2 ~ 3 f since our Revolution. Year by year we ‘are in better Fite, Baptiot: Chierth--aniire Bethlehion ‘i a i * orld S Amazing Indifference, )accord with the British. Continually the Americans and fey, D DD. fF - Sam, distok:< bade cikiin aioe F verre A ph become more appreciative of each other and b d ing ser Jett pm 7 ” BY LUTHER BURBANK better neighbors. or a tale Lay IN THE DEARBORN INDEPENDENT Now the British people foin with us officially in ce thas ay Mar gg Ale wee lace ete. Unmarion | Church—y American independence! How puzzled some of | park ¢ ' The , “tite Boston tea party patricts would be by this picture! ® Presbyterian Church—| Gospet Tent . ‘ fevelopenent estn ches, want ‘ Hesor thy father and thy mother; which ts the fit commandment | Tt or T. Harrison, pa anaetiot Kverett pyre Ase raacerg ; Bits pores Erg much of things thet ‘With promise; that {t may be well with thee, and thou mayest lve long merning | prea « fest ‘ . THESE PRICELESS to them. A man now en the earth —Eph. viz, % iy 1 . ‘ eu * ACHES DEVASTATED wat buy, three acres of the to eclde’ when ta tae Jak i ! or w t . . 1 waar " “7 ¢ MS Sebastopol farm for a chicken jtem is at Jow ebb susceptible to those parents have the most reverence who most deserve nae x ‘ Tut the planta right as ote “ty for he that lives well cannot be despised. —Johnson Cc P PY RI “ proved vs . ; : ; 1) be destroyed to make way olive is not only a corrective i steeds A a day ' shart! sore : t chickens ag to be ruined by lof digestion and a spark-plug to | geing on vacations to forget things shouldn't forget ty Cc K ang . - . . xe . negiect, N fe, |your nervous system, but it Or ; greatly Ivy looks. , " - " tal far ould except great ow 1 stands between you and He Forcibly Shows Advantage of Taking Careful Look ¢ plant fife than 3 i x j a few years, | aitm Before Dangerous Leap Ne Bebartopol Del 3 to take—a tootheome It Is to Celebrate Written for The Star by Peter B. Kyne—Avother Coming Next Saturday || Yee nuth, ar 4 1 a good deal l@ileoraiobt- uct Wiis cna OB ae The Star is still anxiou awaiting report as to he 4 s t °2 int — estar : x the Glorious. Fourth raged at Crossville, Tenn. Accord- . gio bolts in it then, for he | ete litres aun Moged at ae rstalb beg! is Lat we > pach hg Sage ni dpe rsa ee. fing to last week's Chronicle of that noble little city in |i". Me had tis cher log coming In to the bex pact, Mane 66. te a | ee ted | cheat aid be tn the: poteeaston, of a jhal to good health in thobs the Cumberlands, “the occasion promises to be oi greg Pincay ’ et harkis at t t.” he ye t ® ’ an etic of a te or sary nome ne homes, Mnusual interest because of prizes offered, splendid con- | tna: th an current ial ee : ahd feeey senmingye Le . ret s eh std athe Pataca a veer Sramene hes Sere 5 Ings must have begun to move when the judges | ** J" cal a Chine f at all t borer pidly ee tn ary -t | awarded $5 to the best-looking couple owning ca toe : om nher 5 ; : Car; or one case of Cola to the girl having the ' ange, and of], : Gav Soe Ene BERD | Des. etd thee ExpeteN t in existence tiful red hair between the ages of 15 and 20 years; or , en the 9 | <asthge aoe (at ple g Bs «3 ni ag 2 hor pa el was onon requested to one gallon ice cream, any flavor, to the most neatly dressed every little . i i : lady; or $2 worth of aluminum ware to the fattest lady; or a ham to the ugliest man. F ie communities are stupidly content to let the | Fourth ooze into the past, with only a little snapping of | crackers, fiz-z-z-zing of rockets and windjamming by the 3 — orator on us Declaration of Independence, a topic 4 at was worked threadbare along about July 4th, 1777. os ” that ne | aun rior 8 only a fw thousands TDEPENDENCRE Not so with good little Crossville, Tenn. She stands as |‘ ; the . hat one?’ } t n chalet Oa on " a Tama tired 1 som | Ee 2 ae DET te "an inventor, originator, performer on the eternal fitness |” : nar oft Ct 4 Fe Sanh ht feol that if the work | : Power to invest, and Pot things. : , loose, do “eWh i On od genie ariggral-sdlieigaaiagiet cw tyr care 6 : t ot | happiness are the chil- | We do hope that our next copy of the Chronicle wil 5 cosasions Den al "ite: ak Hight” sald the| °° f them tt t 5 ob ae ti aia: dren of thrift. Show the ugliest man full of his ham, the red-h & gang ; it : ree nd what you've been| ° eg yt ; care elther, But it will be a | What is your condition? Tassie full of her Cola, th eatest lady containing her : ith ¥ dy | Jumping & log at all.” sah ge to the world if the | Have you the habit of lion of ice cream and the fattest lady full of her—no, |"? fl be te ve obeaven, whatte tt,| DEALERS ARE : beirhs at bicaaNoabl ss thrift? ral creal y nat 1 1 CONSERVATIVE on the Sebastopol farm be per Lealb of her pride in her aluminum ware, all crowded into ¥ shadow your ahingle What can we do with them? *| Mtled to goto waste. Afd = the Ford of that best-looking couple to head the parade |« n oar dan | mill ke-stac ; “e <i The Dexter Horton i the pond, Dan The only way they can be fr they will go to waste Lio . down Main st. as always ne | the ered. “Now, then odes the pu thre somebody gives them k National will help you ‘ ° et : No tion that I can ni : J cultivate the savings These are the days distracted women remember at the station the a ea at Faget stat tah sikce ier] ee : SHOT GO TO | habit. which leads to flekets are in the trunk. We m igh “ . . In we A UNIVERSITY j rj Pach t , t thrift. Isn't it at how you buy a ph aph reed lew days i 4 b i utter: lealer t ne re g i arial strane how you bay a phonograph record and ina few days |° 5 fh by 5 tas a1 INustona| “¢Aler took 10 ne on on sawenn' trea that’ Wate iv Gace Savings Department r. when these pub © of bie plums as aweet an if open Saturday evenings, Don't worry too much. Heat waves scem to be permanent waves, but t i h tor 4 fin new | t f > tah |. thru dea’ | ‘oke down because an i 6 to 8 o'clock. s00n give farewell waves. KS My 6x nye fo thin out the i t r x to turn tho ex x; f . 7 O Aw on the tree as T told him f icin: toe e In t it ae at that 0 take more do. The tree broke down " came 6 om bel vac in Y et It Ro a ; am the weight of ite fruit, and The Matter With Men cloud and Dan saw a tog. He made) (© Bs Une Hvetire| ira he ro T know, it wan dead, Val } ¢ ' pike pole into mare tays on our farma, | ai 4 The modern young man has lots of fault s, but the ode Dan ; : nu trees and plants using it as 1 and unknown to the put worst of these is—conceit. olf vaulter uses his pole, the ¢ nd at tly being loat in thia way, This is the verdict of 91 out of 200 girls recently nbersack leabed far. out. into: the RIEDA’S phair that would be | this plage Sia esc or questioned on this score. There were only four who would awk up with ithe alo of ‘ . ates Ai nh ay ey Neco or dealorn-will not handie them, 1 wot find fault with him at all on his boots, burl the log for a min OLLIES | creations upon, this land wera | Bava sometimes thought I would Selfishness, fondness for liquor, and a liking for money | 't fend it off the shingle bolt | Introduced to the world and put re ene ta then ink boty would Father than culture were “copiously mentioned,” ryaapedte ee sr a ; | The way people Ignore old malde, a sot wh a pi i ck Nb Maat , aint “pa ‘0 Dan‘s amazement, for the leap i 1 sl te i ind 16 acron at Bobaatopo! Said one young woman, “He's too anxious to get—too | was not men am and he hed bie Hab ede thls teeth tinttl’T bid three: aaron a seaer loath to give. Expects to be entertained. Thinks only of {made te On wor leaps be even thol You would have though * montha ago 0 & good time.” ho wan now past 70, he missed the| permite nave thought 1 wan al Ce tery an ; ness From another, “Hard to talk to. He has nothing to |!" #4 went down in about 30 fort} piece of furniture plant on it ts : gay to a girl of intelligence.” f scummy flood water. He came up| the was in lové with one man, and he tract Ch ; j gence. ler the shingle boom, bumped hin . vite ake z a ' ves... | ery r do And still a third, “Too immoral, too superficial, too | bald hond, dove neain, awam 40 rey atrying’ another, for hie sraves: y And our oun teat yards | rm Among thousands of new orded every cour egotistic.” Junder the ashing! m to shore! Nightly her lover called, dnd iipeeved vivloiies hey a " With wound buale on Aside from al) these things, they don’t thi en 0 came upline an o' and yelled to! While her fiance paced the wal little threencrm track were more a8, n men one of hia men Ke today “are so bad.” : Khe 4 \ outadde than 40 new nolected thorniena % e teminds us of the really truthful epitaph for every dunno. f inal be ‘esti’ ey wie ha reueke rae no perks aA Praia tk > Wal Y a 10na an husband's tombstone: “He did not give entire satis- her of Monex, there's another log.| Inside, in the parlor, re. Ages Inthpaitead to ama: Th pt Gamers rab I © world, In Savings Taction. jimme a pike-pole The couple were lave.making addition, there we He: 20 countH. Hubjects to He xrabbed a pike-pole trom the| Irreapective of my mene variotion of mw hybrid. ronen Cordially: invited Second Ave. and Cherry St. iman, made another long, running| It was not nour grape from loot ‘ rom a wolection of Noverat ; | EATTL Cae eit toe: tatosed Stier ; nti thousands, a cho hioction of || People Savings Bank sf “4 4 rthe shin. 1 pulled up the bliin tome 40 variotles of loquaty, « SECOND AVE. AND VIKH 8) > A younger and é the reanizves their are con our methods Another Mivver alrplawwe ts hivented, Almost wx sate av kk Tac dyrarnite, King 4 box 1 for the low, minwed it, went down| But enough |