The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 17, 1923, Page 8

[ The Seattle Star bilshed De + ive, ied Preod er @ months $2.00, y “ake. enentatt fan Frannivoo © Didg.; Naw York office, Bide Visit the State Fair "The Star hopes that large delegations of Seattle and festern Washington people will caravan to Yakima tl fweek for the state Advance reports are that it is a good exposition more we folks in the various and widely different s Of our state learn about the other districts, the m« thetic and helpful will be our joint work orthwest upbuilding. President Paulhamus, of the Weste Awhich opens two weeks later, has take ttitude in urging west side folks to take j show first. There has been at some times in the past : PYakima that Puget Sound was antagonistic tov 1e tate fair. This never was true. The best way to show pgust how false the idea was will be for an unusually large Patronage from this side to manifest itself no\ Bt. Louis wife says she will follow hubby until desert sands grow cold. Not so romantic. He owes her $14,000. ) Prizefighter in Pierce, Neb., punched tho referee, May claim he mis fook him for a baseball umpire. Had a 40-mile canoe race on the Illinois river, The man best at Paddling his own canoe won. Thinking is a great pastime. But if you’ don't do It rght tlt will get ‘Fou Into lots of trouble They say Luis Firpo, the boxer, is saving his money, Well, he has to H fight to get the stuff, Since 30,000 horses are killed in bull fights In Spain every year they ‘Mught to use Mivvers. Lloyd George continues to prove his greatness, He will visit America without lecturing. Canadian duck season has opened. Canadian farmers had better duck © New rule permits Turks to have gold teeth. It will make them grin Russians will celebrate Christmas this year, Hope they get razors. Right Hot for Reform One idea growing out of the annual meeting of the ican association is President Davis’ proposition ates supreme court quit disclosing the decisions carry. 'Come to study Mr. Davis’ views { that court is not, indeed, fu I Mapusiness, To be sure we tremble over h g, every time those judges mount the ben lad in solemn kimonos, but there's a lac f “in ition,” lose cooperation” and ‘ r chamber” effect d we Of the herd miss the swish of the ax, when four of those dignitaries are permitted to announce that th nest dissenting opinions. We recall no law, constitutional or otherwise, to prevent lat court’s rendering simple yes or no decisions, and fing it go at that. It doesn’t give us what we want as - it has a conception of the constitution of its own. dissenting opinions simply rattle those of us whom don’t disgust. Surely, a proper oligarchy would, as the American Bar Ssociation indicates, simply close down tight and not let know how we are being hornswaggled as to funda- tal rights. Letting us know the details merely pro- 65 much misdirected squealing, doesn’t it? We can the being run over, without any honking of the jug- it’s horn afterward. we knew how mad is a hornet. Then we could tell you how England and France are. When we learn how hungry a wolf !s we will be able to tell you how some Germans are. fait until we learn how quiet an a nook Is, “Then we will tell you how Mexico says she is. Presidential possibilities have started thelr race. They're off. Some off more than others. "After we find how scared a Jackrabbit is wo will explain how scared ce is becoming. Tialy, shaped like s boot, thinks she has a kick coming It has been about six years since a petticoat showed. ‘The social butterfly steers clear of the wall flower. Barnum’s Last Survivor | Pete Conklin, veteran clown, is said to be the last sur- ng performer of the original P. T. Barnum circus. He heen clowning for 70 years. Started when he was 13. cently Pete washed off his grease paint and powder, took the first vacation he ever had. His idea of an itertaining vacation was to mingle with and watch the fowds—his audience. An old animal trainer once told that monkeys have more fun watching circus crowds n the crowds have watching the monkeys. . A — Francisco paper, commenting on a recent speech by Senator n in his home town, said “if his views on Europe had changed, the ence knew the speech would be sensational. If not, they were ready for a revival of the old enthusiasm.” Guess which. PTrotsky Isn't assassinated, but ts “taking the cure at Platigorsk,” say Pacow advices. We don't know what sort of a cure Piatigorsk has but she'll ce to do her cussedest with that fellow, Scientists proclaint that the eclipsed sun increased the earth's electric ge 10 per cent. Bully! Her starter ought to work now. Nothing having the batterie: good shape. What Our Emotions Do A French ragpicker, Francois Pallegry, inherits a for- fine. When told about it, he has such an explosion of joy it he dies of heart failure. "This illustrates the terrific power exerted over the uman body by emotions. Recommended especially for eople who destroy their health by outbursts of temper. ie body is merely a violin played harmoniously or dis- dantly by the intellect and emotions, EA magazine writer insists tt is possible to ) Tove 100 women, but he is ig. They begin to shoot with deadly effect long before that figure attained. ‘The constant slamming of the brokerage office doors ix another noise it disturbs New Yorkers. nchot was the pinch-hitter. Not a Convincing Explanation : A tidal wave hardly accounts for ang naval destroyer livision’s speeding thru the fog off a dangerous coast in mes of no emergency at 20 knots, ' Tomorrow, didst thou say? .* ‘Tie fancy's child, and folly is its ther; wrought on such stuff as dreams are; and baseless as the fan- ¢ visions of the venting rar Cott Otte Boast not thyself of tomorrow; for > thou knowest not what a day may forth —Proy, xxvii, ‘Bome people think as if they had the toothache, How a Judge Should Behave BY THE AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION HERE'S MORE ABOUT AMUNDSEN STARTS ON PAGE 4 eerie HW SAYS HAMMER KNOWS EVERYTHING" HERE’S MORE ABOUT ) 5 KOBE eon STARTS ON PAGE on in Ura ReneS RE e, Not Now fig ’ PLANE 1S BROUGHT HERE FOR REPAIRS at 1 1 the hote swded to € the captain as he left . to take quarters elsewhere. the Japanese naval “| MIC HIGAN IS AFTE -R “KING” LOITOR _otar Editorial in Herding Book r The Star: I thank you for so that ne |Hooch Suspect Has Bad Eyes; Arrested for re.| enn, al thanks of every J avo ed against him given a preliminary hearin nen. n United States ¢ h American Tir | da The Great Ne bere Dad News, ihe Sapabeee ssociation of North mate ne see PAIN IN BACK _ : AND SIDES. DISAPPEARS After overcoming serious ailments which he has en tre time, 1. 8, Huff, of Le Callfornia, feels that he hould now becoine a booster for Alvita, | “For a long time I have been| Arua gelilig ‘hther chiti9e bald the Wits A HiERE age Maha Sine troubled with indigestion, pain in ter, willy-nilly, will arrive before we know. $0 please control your ||™Y back and asides, high blood prow ire, don’t begin to growl or shout—before we {Sure and a general polsoned condi start a fire, you should clean the furnace out." {tion of my entire system. Sinco I got a trifle nottled; for 1 seem to find It truo, pers the Alvita Tableta and Ten 1) ; then I Ket a job to fool full of life again, my stomach ts I told her, ! aper that you never |18 free from distress, and tho pains seem to shirk—you see mo read the paper, then j#bout my body are about gone and you try to make me work!” 1 have lost more than 40 pounds bt) However, demonstrating what a nam, I left my read- || 8Urpluy flesh, which tn itself isa ing waiting, as I softly murmured “Damn!” And down tho stairs Eres wing, 80 why should I not] I wandered with a slow, reluctant foot; and besa NA | adly, vainly pondered over ashes, dust and bad) A he yl saa (ch brings lime, iron and} s to you In a vegetable | ‘orm which can be assimilated. 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