The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 3, 1923, Page 8

pa tae THE SEATTLE STAR WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1928, aaaaSnaninaiidmmmm. {Germany — “Ach! Vot Awful Meals Dot Feller Serves!”) ‘%.nit..c%, ‘uectver Ident ResrONsBLS | Dee Sata: Oo cco. | 0 FoR b zal SSE THE OVERTURE Ret Hi) OVERCOATS An Impression Seattle Learning Tolerance SET ei y Prado dst ‘ged IW mony prude ofthe mute a, ay nd fall Unquestionably a more optimistic and enthusi ¢ elvie spirit is developing in Seattle. There is ‘more idence in its future, pride in its present, more team work, 1 more determination | FY of gnother experience. } ! " Us: Not the least important change is a growing spirit | . X | f r Aasating 51 of tolerance. The Chamber of ( merce is beginning to nd the music begins see value in the Port of Seattl ice hidebound employ- | | harp - With the woodwinds ering the vain admitting that the old myth about Seattle's labor " 4 Inaertptlo 3020" The movement changes, the eo ets fare dical and asonable in the country is | ¢ | Se Site pe Crees Pike e lear t mpathize and try to help the far d see the utter folly of the old “Seattle for Seattle men” slogan which made the city unpopular thruout tt west 1 critics the Community Fund are y to understand its benefits; even the I. W. W. is now seen to possess some ideas that are not sinister. Seattle, arriving at this wiser viewpoint, is, indeed, in a situation for great development, Little did Mrs. Joseph. T, Bowen, president of Women’s club, Chicago: “Now j | the man think who threw the devoured by fishes, or that women have become cit they cannot be excused from partick | ii H i Y | harp hat for pation in government becau their want ef information and the inexperience with political machinery, ‘The privilege of citizenship being granted, every woman is morally ated te erself on the : functions and the operation of government, the vechnb of yeting and m4 - the political issuey of the day, When she has acquired this knowledge she is on her way to become an intelligent voter Dr, Samuel A, Bliot, of Boston: “God is not a mer ctator of the ¥ world, like the idler i tadium, but is ir the muddy field; and those who are moral and spirit . ~ | j p 1 hour of the world’s greatest need will find Him there, ¢ - | . A Kinship with Him.” ; Dr. Henry H. Goddard pgist, of Vineland, N. J: “If the | Then the echools ha a lee ch ane The Hidden Harpoon PLASTIC. WATERPROOF ..PORTLAND CEMENT Se ee BY HERBERT QUICK ; ath Hats Off to Bill Berne Dry walls—for dwellings and other build- Since the waterproof properties of Mo: He wins the conte F i pme time ago an old man unty. I am tired of being | te 4 heart hia tether | jngs—are assured by the use ot Mono- nolith are ground into each particle in No, this isn't a prize fight. It's 1 ‘ parce eg fad ee ee eo gga daced faces 2 a oe: Reon lith Plastic Waterproof Cement.4The the process of manufacture, it is impos. contest at Wheatland, Ill., won by W ; P | slight additional cost of Monolith over sible to leave out the waterproofing when Bill may not be remembered so lor ° coking for me! In | he state's attorney re “ * * : ‘ gh Firpo. But land will be plowed long af n an 1 $6,000 in this | membered that when he was a | ‘De » nobody knew | other cements is economical and effective, this cement is used. In addition Mono. Firpo will be obliterated from human me insurance against lith is much more And it’s men like Bernes that make the ’ i ; ay thine hig f both dampness Plasne than other. “raise more per acre.” This is progress—the real thing. TT? d a A i Too bad we can’t make national sports of useful! occupz- LETTER FI OM Sead aie gcd iraee and deterioration. | Portland cements, tions. u VY RDG. i A. a WIN ‘ tthe H. A. Dreves, St. Paul, just back from Germany: “When we arrived b| ; 7 in Baceenay t could fea a shave for 500 marks, When wo left yvibler bd J ‘MONOLITH Portland Cement : ieee me 120,000. Tips started in at 5,000 marks, but when we left It set us Oct. 3, 1923. ask tor Horlick’s MONOLITH Plastic Waterproof Portland Cement is i Pa $ . back’ about 200,000 every time the German equivalent of a red cap car. Dear Folks ; At Pie Sha rts < Ne ried our luggage a fow feet. At that, damage only am¢unted to about Last ¢ gf I finished my ustial feed, and tho T was craving & , The ORIGINAL Be mawsfactere te romentr—one js Honalish Coment, 4 ts seven cents.” eat from the table prepa ith speed, to fill tt S Matted Milk Portland Bech are te pam manderd specications, pon diy heey Lobos nd fon 5 Sommu I gathered tc numer re re: z y According to the sporting writers, if Mr. Firpo walte s year, learns eipts for ple tha anks and the MONOLITH PORTLAND CEMENT cos a lot, and comes back, and, if Mr. Dempsey has learned nothing, and r dow dinplay y I | wm a i 7 allows himself to be knocked thru the ropes, Mr, Firpo will be a winner acoN territ unch ariow ms u when 13th Floor A. G. Bartlett Bidg. | Write for Phone 877-036 Seems logical. a it ga n't ; : Los Angeles, California fe ? Bookl Plant at Monolith, Cal. There are a million scholars in New York schools, and they are prob- € ably learning from properly expurgated books that the world ts bounded by the three-mile limit and Harlem bridge. decaden after hi y in some New ed churehyard, the pr which @ other harpoon victim—the caped him would t fortunate man who darted the agony of the harpoon. harpoon into There fs some doubt about the motive of that woman who married the in > . 4, “is at home? motorist who ran over her hus! Gratitude or vengeance? 4 found it the rame—the men were away, oa before. I atr a suspicious and timorous dame too cautious Guess Earth Older to open the door, However, at last was a turn in the tide that naved mo from being a wreck; I got, from the generoun fellow in- Com i: “4 i iv: side, a sandwich, a drink and a check! And so it would seem that paring the rates of decay of different radio-active whatever we do, whatever the: problemi we buck, the art of persist. substances in the earth’s crust, Lord Rayleigh, the noted ing and seeing it thru, will bring us a change in our luck! physicist, now puts the age of the earth at about three trillion years, quite an advance on the five billion years | accepted by many of the scier s | Ney There’s one good thing you can say for the physicists, anyhow. They’re almighty liberal with their time. Up against human understanding, argument, faith, or reason- able limitation of human imagination, they frankly add on a few billions of years, and they won't feel stumped | until they reach the proposition that there's no such thing | as time; that the earth always has been. When schemers attempted to ularize “Coolidge brown,” Mra, Cool. Sage wired thru her secretary: “Mrs. Coolidge has directed me to say that she has no favorite color. She has not authorized the use of her Ce SEATTLE AND THE WONDERFUL HARBOR AS VIEWED FROM WESTHOLME ‘A man will cuss hie stenographer all diy, because his wife retused to | Note Its Close Proximity to the Manufacturing Center cook him any breakfast. One tells us she has a fellow so stingy he figures out how much It | ABSOLUTE costs him per hug. Eighth wonder of the world Is 8 per cent interest. | It All Sounds So Familar HEATING Here’s a strange fight: In Logansport, Indiana, Mrs. ‘ of Beautiful Home Sites at O. D. Hunter’s canary fights a mouse. The canary is killed. But the mouse dies shortly afterward from in- gd sustained in battle. 500 cu. ft. or less $ .85 gross n trying to figure out which was the winner, the Ns eanese 5 or 1.000 canary-mouse battle strikes us as very similar to a mod- Next 1,500 cu. ft. sth he “ps een war, | Next 2,000 cu. ft. 1.40 per 1,000 cu. RS Next 6,000 cu. ft. .80 per 1,000 cu. Exsenator Beveridge, Ind “One adult person ont of every 20 7 ( persons engaged in business or industry in this country is m government All over 10,000 cu. ft. +10 pend, O0U cus agent, official or employe—I mean, of course, all government, county, | ¢ ie n, . city, state and national. Today, all the gold known to exist in the world Available (by special contr act) would barely pay the total cost of government in America for a single year.” to all consumers for all gas used Peg “: for any purpose when and where a Der e hi d Firpo so now Firpo wants to A ain, je may a Se Baeaere, Coes ep Firpo wants to fight again. He may gas is used as the only fuel for This Is an Absolute Unreserved Sale Overlooking All Seattle Boys are back In college again. Some get there by day coaches, some house heating. Every Lot Offered Will Positively Be Sold by football coaches. Many a small boy ie kept in after school because his father worked his This special rate enables cus- to the Highest Bidder, Regardless of Price arithmetic wrong. tomers to use gas for house heat- cree Te ing at a cost comparable with N EASY TERM : Politics Above Progress other fuels, all factors consid- One Washington correspondent wires his paper that the ered. | % : +p: + . + republican forces in the national congress have no pro- : i ; : |||] Westholme is that magnificent scenie property bordering Avalon Way, that sight- gram of legislation mapped out for the coming season, This new rate will make this ly view driveway winding its way by gentle grades to the topmost heights of West The leaders, he will tread softly. The national nom- service available to man wh ‘ i P inating conventions are but a few month ay and plat- bitty Be ah arte eh : Mh | Seattle. forms must be constructed. The past, it is rted, offers although desirous of heating better material for that purpose than can possibly be pro- their homes with gas, have felt | Streets are Graded, Sidewalks and Water in and Paid for duced in the brief time intervening. Thus we have ex- emplified, if this correspondence be truthful, the import- unable to pay for this Service | Send for Free Illustrated Book-Map Today ance of party above people and of politics above progress. under the rates heretofore in ——) The Russian army now numbers 600,000 men, or enough to discourage | effect. | - idl ff any proletearing on the part of the proletariat, a e {| ° We will gladly have one of our | Barry & Austin In addition, it Is something encouraging to know that Germany can get certain facta thru {ts head in five years, house heating Engineers call on Agents for Puget Mill Company Andy Volstead says he hasn't seen a glasy of liquor sinee his law was you and give full information passed, which proves that he needs glasses, relative to your heating problem. PS. i \ 220 Walker Building EL iot-0182 A woman marries a man to mend his ways and finds all he wants her to mend is his clothes. 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