The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 25, 1923, Page 8

PAGE 8 Published Main e¢ee By carrier Gtiman. © office, Monadnock ¥ offic am Canadian Pacific Bidg.; Rost t Franofeoe offica, A Step Toward Peace In the midst world ty taken toward permanent p powers have undertaken the death-dealing capital warships. Just 20 months ago diplomats representing Great Britain, Japan and the United States agreed to curb the building of warships for a period of 10 years, and to destroy such of their Vessels as were not deemed necessary for ordinary pur- poses of national def During these 20 months the governments of these nations, together with the gov- ernments of France and Italy, have placed their stamp of approval on this agreement Expert opinion on the pré actical results of the ship- Scrapping program is not unanimous. M believe that capital ships have become obsolete and that their limita- tion will in no way affect the probabilities of future wars Submarines, airplane carriers and hydroplanes will be the instruments of future naval battles, these critics con- tend. Perhaps they are right no more praiseworthy gesture toward eliminating temptations to make war, It may be that this toward peace is only a short step, but it is in the right direction. May it not be foll lowed by other steps. Which mean the curbing of submarines and hydroplanes and land armaments? Simultaneously with the ratification of the naval treaty, the four-power pact by which Great Britain, the | nited States, France and Japan, Legg the peace of the Pacific, likewise came into bein The Anglo-Japs alliance, an agreement eataioine possibilities of con- flict, thus passed out. It is true that “foreign entanglements” are involved in both the naval treaty and the Pacific treaty, but without reciprocal agreements with the nations of the earth, the Wnited States cannot hope to promote the spirit of world peace. After all is said and done, perhaps the most important Service of the two new treaties will be their use as step- Ping-stones for the United States in its timid turn to of moil, a step has just been The three greatest naval peaceful destruction of 59 Ase, ny records the step Nevertheless, history steps | world leadership. So much lack of understanding prevails regarding the problems which es th | face the management of the large railroads of the United St diagrammatic representation of the manner in Fallroad system divided up each dollar of Its income during 192 Tits just been issued, may come as rather a surprise to some, These, ‘Appears, are the facts In the case: 5141 cents out of each dollar went directly into the payroll of the company, 17.07 were used for material and supplies, 7.72 were needed to cover bond interest and other fixed charges, and 7.29 were swallowed up by locomotive fuel, while taxes took 445, depreciation 2.58, loss, damage di similar eventualities 2.31 OI equipment and joint facility rents 1.52. This left a surplus of 5.56 for dividends, etc. Reasonable Clemency Word comes from the White House that political prisoners still held in the federal penitentiaries are to re- ceive “reasonable clemency” at the hands of President Coolidge. The president feels that the prisoners have already received severe punishment. Whether this means that he plans to wipe the slate clean, and grant amnesty to all, or whether he will con- tinue the policy of President Harding in yielding, bit by bit, remains to be seen. Reasonable clemency may mean anything, but it is to be hoped that President Coolidge will no longer refrain from granting complete liberty to those individuals who failed to glorify war, and who fell into the jurisdiction of mania-infested courts. Let “reasonable amnesty” mean complete amnesty and Tet Uncle Sam withdraw from his position as bully, for it requires the spirit of a bully to hoid in jail 34 property- Tess, friendless men, not one of whom, in the opinion of Senator Pepper and other conservative investigators, ever committed an overt act against the United States. Hi Johnson called on President Coolidge, but he wants it understood he had the same old chip on his shoulder ail of the time. President Coolidge has induced all of the cabinet members to remain on thé fob, but it is no violation of confidence to say that he was not forced to throw any of them down hod hold him. | was unable to haul it in. Now for the Fish Stories Just now is not the very best fishing season, but there 48 little variableness or turning in the season for fish stories. Here comes one from Manasquin, N. J. Itells Of a catch of 42 tuna fish, weighing from 300 pounds “up,” and of hooking one so large that the entire crew Well, that’s all right “in part.” | A fish story is a fish story, and it is not good sportsman- ' ship to discredit a good one. | board and their comrades had to cut the line to » them, what are we to think? But when Capt. Swensen says that the unconquered tuna pulled four men over- save Were these men fastened to the rope in such a way that they could not release themselves, or were they such enthusiastic fishermen that they were willing to drown rather than give up their catch? And if preferring death, did the ethics of sport F permit their fellows to save them? For a small moment have I forgotten thee; but with great mercies will I gather thee. In a little wrath I hid my face from thee for a moment; but with everlasting kindness will I have mercy on thee—Isa. liv.:7, 8. THE “THE SICK MAN OF SEATTLE EUROPE” STAR In Du sor man cret with char d ergizer, But it has that | cherr phat Use Phosphate. Tr Startling Results. wed the forced marches. ae Pood, Poon, DONT GeT DISCOURAGED, | USED To BE AWFUL SICK, NOW | FEEL ) BETTER TAN EVER f LOOK AT ME, LETER V RIDGE Dear Folks: Here's a camera study of me resting under the trees, It wa taken by H. Clay for his series, eae Scenes in the ae Land*® ae We sa trees on our big z yestate of 1/2 acres, and no two are alike, Here {6 a group of three: note the ine > Cad (DD ~comprehensibly infin- ite variety of form and the kaleie= descopio array of color, Ain't Nature multiflorous! Botanically yours, Av Peamnww FROM E MANN On Vacation —= rs eg as they entered battle or he form of fluence of which has teats with experiments Se battalions w ved with a sham drink sweetened flavored the same, but acid ated with tartare instead of phos acid, At the end of a hard, phosphate rit and much less fn body than the others for avon mysterious to them them| Sir he war it has been found as they|that giving phosphate drink to coal trenches or endured | miners and farm laborers increased lens various | their monthly output without extra ng that old exertion, Horses and oxen given an alcohol, " day did more exciting Hero there due to the me marches in Tp» avoid the other creasing Energy. ied in German Army. ing the of wild rumors about the Ger soldiers being & nome Ae chemical that supernormal wed energy the newer and less sugar no deception Alsclosed | {maginatl In the This met now been most remarkable results of muscr ere ot Il knowr practical , and promising of Increasing human and animal efficiency came from the In- ar power and en- ained from the use “sodium dit n phos-|of German phys given Wthe shock | Gustaf Embden of ists. Professor e.” This was nkfort univer Etiquette for Do you know- livery Occasion salt, called by the|vestications of one of the foremost | ne ~ 7 RIEDA’S OLLIES He never remembered me, ‘Tho we had been introduced Again and again It waa embarrassing. This sum Ho was the on In evening clo Too ridiculous for words Who could blame me Yor 2 or's evening him as sity, on the chemistry of nutrition. The new stimulant has the ad yantago over alcohol or the alka loids in in bodily proces, and also tn that there is no danger of intoxication that it is a natural factor from an overdone or of torming a habit. Doses up to a quarter of unoe a day were qive rs and laborers. M . and for some than «h people m has a laxative effect The r likely to phate drinks the anti r vig the man bel ble counter mixes a throws in a dash of a very dil solution of phosphoric acid, and person would have to take « fifty such drinks to get the amc used by tho soldier CITY, Mo. Aug. 2 aded bir ir an alleged threat Ii his wife and chil ictim of a tear b Kannas City police department Cc. A. Vas hief of police, threw a bomb thru window of the hi and in two minutes Green rush forth, ready to surrender. the Sunny Days When the sun shines brightly—not a cloud in sky—do think of the rainy day? Of the time when must against the elements? The rainy day in your affairs to follow the sunshine. Are you prepared with ATURDAY, AUGUST 192%, 6 Nation: il ray erbs of Arabia COMPILED BY DAVID M’KAY be p wtrike root of FALL OPENING DANCE at De Honey's New Academy Pike we 130h Wednesday Eve August 29th The latest ate 3 Danciog every Wed. Sat, and Sun, eve, n the } rowd. Melody Shop Orchestra Danicle Taught Advanced clans for new dances, and figure teu! become erubarrassed and . Plenty of 4 ne and etiqu erected * taught dance than any De Honey's dance on Aur you will be convinced that they have the or Irat clase dancing schoo! 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