The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 15, 1923, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR WEDNESDAY, AUGUST A WINNING HA ee Bo tes % ps james : . The New Menace Overhead te 4 Z : ~ FROM THE AMERICAN LEGION WEEKLY the $2.00, year 00.60. fan Francisco 5 : ANC the unjust to Fra New Tork office, | z w i ANCE armed th , ro been known, or ne Railways or Toll Ways 3 ZZ she eae dal eosin teattan oe ntrength a that of the Twice in interviews recently, Henry Ford has declared that there should be a single national railroad system in place of the network of jerkwater financial corporations ; pind apy pneihy a gp which take toll along the nation’s highways. : = ’ isles Sivtha ‘cea hed te | , — tends to have 220 squadrons by Ford says in Collier’s Weekly that the government z \ tend to have 2 seem to be the one agency, in his opinion, with powers = sce none cout be 5 to establish such a system, Also that it looks as tho the z , are ot ens air forces sion government would do so presently P at ok ebectalors sigsicianlir, “* In a country as large as ours, with as great a popula 4 ty. re They ‘ + eapased | matter ts mulled tion depending for its very life on the railroads, it take \ : ea nae eee gh pre British eabine t but the simplest kind of economics to see the folly of . : wie zie estan | 66. nent, which running the railroads as a hundred or more separate units, cabal iaupde extra $27,500,000 each fighting for profits for itself and nothing more = Trans ° surverly bes. rekae nd Minister B: It is plain that it is waste to keep cars idle on sidings : says the st c Stay gis aoaies = ~ ing); “France is tired of bel clude a home defen wo heap in the East when they are needed to carry food from the = / S beitietiond’ aad it pecethle s fate ‘al ca Setes : CE West, and idle in the South when they are needed to = = carry the war immediately into th tebasuctatamatnit it 2 i ; carry fuel in the North j fe s = the enenay’s t reitory “py com. | 180, 8tFOnKest wir force withing i ¥ > * i abry, of ne con triking distance of this cc Railroad executives who believe so devoutly in private as ee striking sist f ad Sh ae i ae ownership and management may denounce government Ve =] wi ae Gara uver Ha ale Tail? management as ine ient until their last pound of steam ‘ 2 e time has cc when prepari gainst is Fras De licacy in Orient. is ff. 1e ill fi 4 » much mis- S L ‘ must decide whether | @ no bones about it . is blown off, but they w 1 find nothing in the muc Nn ‘ \ . noe Ww pide fe wg ke . bones about n Much Available Here. represented inefficiency of the United States railroad ad , Paap: oF , 7 strategists urge ‘ : td ministration during the war, which can compare to the : 4 > ’ wbsetlb . . Sousa. to ¢ven. ge ater iettor Nutritious as Mutton. economic waste of private management which actually ~ 4 ioe cote Freed Sd any i ied bad as works the average boxcar but a few months or so out of “ nad tothe mkinics year’ s 30 that France wil pach year. t : . Whe he single national stem of railroads could m, . n the continent ready for hat the single national syste 1 ‘ailros prs | Wee ; and would do with rolling stock—locomotives, freight hentia vanity ; aes 2s SNL Cars and passenger coaches alike—would be to shunt ed in term and’s lead. |nent, the British Columbla equipment around wherever it is most needed by reason \ v Attes alent Washing. d furnish us 9 tt of seasons, just as the Pullman company keeps its sleep- AT ens Soir “as | val si , end ort bers , ing cars on the move to places where they are most cer- Pe ' he | she. oieepemlaine ahnaunas of the whale meat pow tain to find passengers. 5 te in terms of hours the creation of a separate air |‘ to ¥ , altho some of Yt is a pretty safe guess that the American people, no tninuten’' t " au m ¥ the tri peat ea late he i inta..¢ , shout. Texi$ matter how much they realize the need of this unified j Hor. - Li cs ie i velop nt isto | Oe ee pee " i — ~ > ghti nachine hs ¢ a ‘s arket. railroad system, will not consent to its formation by pri- ehting n prepared to do. yate individuals without great restraint. To do so would world, with m than an even wtitinnst chance of coming out on te wished. Lord 8 able, but far * © more fool an inter. could be started and finished t BARSRAAae jet Russia, too, is providing | Whale meat is 4 fe and nu. Bhe has planes which carry n air sérvice for ite army of |tritlous as mutt is said. mean a trust with a strangle hold on the nation such as ’ <1 barber i ; Te saline be cannons, 0,000, German technicians aide of mm a whale weighing 60 y; 5 $ Ds est days never ceiv hin volee fc © opera; our ides which can transport six ma and German machinery, tr ‘ons will yield six tons of oll, three Wall Street in its palmiest days never conceived. _ i LCTL rr Jul ae inet lacsay shod chide “guns, ;andt thelr’ crews, | 280, C@rman tama tons anda baltet guase cane Tt is an equally safe guess that the unified railroad a for eve ker to do seven h ' is th work a x days in the week,| ¢ormous bombers which earry With charac. |pounds of whalebone. Its meat System is coming sooner or later. Henry Ford, himself a Ww wszaarar ca bes a atee olecas *| explosives by. the ton | doing the work c | beams. OF whalebone a ae a railroad owner, realizes that, and says sooner. Ship- VRIDGh PLANNIN qe ; . She has fa F 1 ‘ s, and the whole fish will bring pers, generally tired of paying tolls to the railroad ex- : a” ee ie oat nolae- ! about $1,000 in revenue. ploiters, understand that it will come and hope sooner. 15, 1922. nos seoal dip % atutt, . cath : dees | sth sak iia x Sniniia Gk Hak ee Likewise more than half of the public. And the other : sabe : orprgstaens ee half will see more clearly when the smoke screen of @ Moor how owing. just a week po; the r ss “ ey : (hb " si “s soead tellé: tha, Geosacnital angen set up by the private railroad exploiters has : heehee eek thd paige on tia tie : Be tebe ne; to. us rare fe 5 | he Sutin tee | Maceuiee tet Be Tee Magazine that the United States % ‘i ; . day bu F automobiles sur | Thu: much of the nd yet has sp Then we will have railways instead of toll ways. I heard fever yelling of t ny ballyhoc > used their phe , , { ently accomplished , hile Euro the peace of mind of po as aS y tellir the stunts would : , 4 ‘i . ‘ atis The situation ¢ é psig i one’ hes 156. #bbckn aa Ku Klux Klan in New York became offended because the author of urses in a} at that files, ar Ae ooden nen, and char 8. | rd Birkent In ne T d York 141 a Joke book compared klansmen and cooties for “they walt until you go t c ri i to bed before they start anything.” The Klan then proved the accu Facy of the jest by nailing a warning on the author's front door while he slept. . Hiram said he went to Europe an American and came back an Amer. lean. That's @ safe way to avold Ellis island, anyhow. . Wi { aching, lonely to 0 hag mad Ke tee is void Motor Oils If Babe Ruth and Cy Williams Intend to keep knocking home runs re , - aon: AF boyayge: i i containing paraffin, asphalt or any other non-lubri- they ought to hire caddies. Kenedy ; . ae : cating substance. Aristo Oil is refined by the most Philtppines freedom fr FS figure haunt en yet in aft i ction t advanced processes, designed to remove everything in Some (icsesthesals Seo we cea trabgh oa ae with the I might b sain aight! the crude which has no lubricating value. ‘The eternal -triangio Is fast becoming the eternal square. Cirle Tamm The Will of the People mL: “Coolidge must realize that the law of today is the will | a of the people today, within constitutional limits,” writes - | Arthur Brisbane. | to A real wise fellow is Arthur. He started that sentence the with a desire to say a good thing for Calvin's guidance, and threw in those last three words as an anchor to windward. bd > “Within constitutional limits Yes sir! And in a build- i ing not far off, Mr. President, you'll find five hand-picked | Are We a Superior People? Be judges out of nine who will fix the limits. The law of. | PAitor The Sta: i beastie Dee Gite ieee ace today is the will of the people today, if the supreme | .,."°* of ts Amer air eet lent enc tusn eoaece ce , A section of the interior of court says so by a majority of one or more. Beware, a nF cul the iausbloladl Sud cod tara! = pra xe Li = tee ony iobortet eae Mr. President! If you go to bucking that one majority, rations, st ¢ ee inet eee se . i 7 you are likely to get run over, without ‘varning “honk,” , pedal i . ad aire : beg oe : or chance to jump. 4 : aan : cae A SOAS NS 2 NUS ered of more imp F = 5: h a prosy is| ‘ 5 i At last the president of the Bachelor Maids of Atlantic City thas . te, because fact is that} bs ba or sidewalk r managed to get married. se Ato, bece belli os pre at we —— : zed people in culture, in knowl. | now! “ . England and France are two nations as mad as if one was taking ay a : iF edge of art and mu in apprecia 1 States should under lessons on the cornet, tion of the beaut! or in true edu n the eyes of the great € The June bride tells us he showed much better judgment in marry. "ae riers PETA pelea sa rey: countries she: ie itn tonating Gasoline, A Mo ing than she did. There are cities on the American | ferior in everything but wea we tor Ol and other products. : eve Se fut continent, a le the b ed bounds | ha he A F; an People who know an aviator always grab the paper to see if he was |°! °U borders, that know more of | ¢ » an 3 doctrine the ‘one who fell. the arts and graces of liv than it] ¢ inents; but 8 likely we shall ever know. There|the M mT Deere ot the law | mphonic m 5 } farther and farther Cut Another Notch! are in fact, am they long. have’ been lubri i film In San Quentin penitentiary, California, a man only Hatbtn oC akelatienes oe as a ed icating f ‘ge are tlh nations of ancient lineage years of age has hanged himself. These ancient peoples, no matter | . 4 ; He was to serve five years for speaking what he as e what their outward form of govern: | In Aristo Motor Oil there is every lu- pistons, va.ves and bearings. It has thought, publicly. Being moneyless, friendless and, per- sepa bake ahd ues bricating quality that the best oil can’ a tendency to cling. It acts as an haps, more or less brainless, he couldn’t stand the pros- j Tells Ries actin ns be possess. abrasive: causing wean It becomes ai pects. Anyhow, he’s dead and his particular constitu- e leisurely thinking, and a leisurely A staff of chemical di d ‘i t igniti followi It tional right of free speech won’t ever again bother the artist class, and also they believe in = aie trig aig tale pistes it, pocriychapvnenta tas abot ciate eee |theno classes being kept-by the labor backed by “Union Oil” facilities permit- coats spark plugs, short-circuiting the interests that have concocted that monstrous reflection Loe tha we a Hare Reis : ‘ upon American liberty labeled “criminal syndicalism,” ra" Hee Bint ee 45 Sok dare ting of the most exhaustive research and aele i ; ° under is Hak been gathered a multitude of offenses, 5 much for art, we hate the thought conclusive tests. Lost compression results from its ac- any one of which may jail a man until death by hangi of establishing any clans an { ‘1 i iioked pledsant. death by hanging | stitution; dente Bed nei tind ve A durable, fine film results, penetrating cumulation around valve heads and seats. Blind justice can cut another notch in her stick. There's NATIONAL CREST President out of @ hodearrler than to and protecting the motor’s every another dead one among those fooled by the bill of rights. ; MOV DPE: : The Other Kind _ cea owe ———_— O ee ; Every drop is as near to perfection as Th ace Ai Oil ts fluff fe lege graduate has learned the man who printed his a lubricating film as i e residue from Aristo Oil is fluffy, soft. diploma makes more than he does. Shieee Car male Heth oil, modern science Because of its non-clinging tendency, most of it od Bat th i blows out with the exhaust. 5 put there 18 more to look for in your Tt is softer than the metal it touches, so can’t % oil, 7 poate! oP Spokane couple stayed married 40 years before he was shot. cause wear. It is deposited in smaller quantities 3 handy peer: ae obi I, Talk about women being sensitiv Two ‘*Carbons”’ than the other kind. We Aren’t So Badly Off la aH "out tha age! —one is Flinty, Hard Cars run thousands of miles farther without | sesretive pre-ignition, short-circuiting, or loss of power A Slovene, with a name as long as a yardstick, claims | MR Ake Ger rae eee All motor oils, as all oil makers know, totopga leabelred compression, 4, ; y | Men are not far behind the ae he's the fattest man in the world. He weighs 540 pounds, o TEAC aera oa deposit some carbonaceous Hence four motor troubles are eliminated by * i In eapering one. We got thinking of the m he must have to eat, the noes Hale toate : Sa rie) applied, residue. it in addition to its service as a perfect Jubri- | : cant, | | vast yardage of cloth necessary for his suits: his ‘ | - Had falled even to fuzz ment in hot weather or when trying to scratch a mosquito Nie lahat ae iain | Gne ind in gritty, flinty, . ri Of a frien, ofr ec bite on his ankle; and we perked up and decided that ey RSa ha tae aucune: delight hard—hard enough to score maybe we weren’t so badly off, after all. Just imagine = Tho my aentor cylinders and scratch rings, his trying to crawl under his auto or find a seat in a | stone Direct Be cece ous Witty the: politentes : crowded street car, fiat j ‘ ue pOUidaHae: Extend pa Ask for touring road maps at any Union Sérvice Station, Main 427 °) . There waa a bevy of young girly SMM Se thetic. ttnit Pershing advises girls to marry soldiers. We don't Soldiers get up at five o'clock. started UP There's a deal more’ satisfaction in such oil. For sale at all first-class garages and service stations, RPT eet The Ford boom that worries you most is the one that y ‘ you hear when! | [tA——————Z_a«»1~1.. About him, « a you are 20 miles out on a lonely road some night and then suddenly | 1,800,000 wore served |} appronched remember that you left your spare tire in the garage, atthe PANAMA. PACIFIC "You look quite debutante," T have sped by land and sea, And mingled with much people, but never | 2@eeemational EXPOSITION: | | 1, "!4 with my most winning ile, yet could find a #pot wu sd by Desisl ami y ind a spot unsunned by human kindness.—Tupper, er eran pen tiaayal Sag . | My dottea lines centered wpe It has been so very warm at Atlantic City this season that a number : + 20th year, | Tho bald i. t 7" h a i: He of bathers sought to cool themselves by actually going in the water hod, more RE heroin ain “ ) ly going in the water | ia Sa T seo your halr is coming out * " | more #e allmenta, “Thig season," Issuing those German marks in trillions will undoubtedly ruin the {Mo lnite. Conuuttation pellet regular wall paper business in that country. in free. Bring your 4 " i‘ Star Want Ada sell, Thos ho |} hardest cases, if 1. hose who | 1804 Third Ave. use them will tell you. 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