The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 30, 1923, Page 6

6 TUESDAY DR. LOUGHNEY’S Human Bake Oven Gives Lasting Good, Says Dr. Allison—Interesting Letter Follows ATTL _ Some More Letters From Star Readers Why Not a Parking Map? DR, HENRY ALLISON Away back In the year 1010 T was carried to Dr, Loughuey’s offices in The Star Seuttic all crippled up with chrowte A - ; atiom, Dr. Loughmey gay b ¢ m +4 page of y ~ ay you ha Taxis and For-Hire Cars mate Arr with salad oil? Fryisc with Wesson Oil is not a new way to cook. You don’t have to learn how. You always melt any fat to a liquid long before it is hot enough to fry in. With Wesson Oil you start with a delicious salad oil, instead of a melted fat that—well, frankly, would you care to eat your ordinary frying fat raw? There is no difference in the way you fry—but an amazing difference in what it tastes like. A delicious salad oil The most wholesome fat for frying And an excellent shortening every wa give't 8 Mrs. Miracle and the Flag Dr, Loughne: » Bake Ovens, He EAve me another short course and | took y the braised or lamed-u jon. So I believe, after getting my moncy’s worth on beth occasions L should xtve Dr. Louxhney thin statement for publication, and t ad- vise my friends whe are ailing to and cet Dr. Leughney’s Mleod- Washing treatment, It rtalnty extra speedy in knocking out aches end pains, nnd I certainty found the Rood effects decidedty tasting. 1 have now remained well for over 1% years. rs very truly, HENRY ALLISON Veterinary Sargeon, Mab! Write for Dr. Loughney’s Latest FREE Book Entitled wy “RHEUMATISM o fh fing he 'alwas KINDRED DISE. y going to pass | I ation ndepender CAUSE AND TREATMENT” |®" t . K Ane Age AM Send your name and address, written x r plainly. and wateh for your book by re- turn mail NOTE—Dr. Loughn Bake Oren Treatment Offices wre located at the | aioe comer of Fifth and Union, tn the Crary | © Wullding. Nooms 310-31 1-313-313-31 It Dr. Loughney is assisted by competent of the four danc lady nurses. Hoars, 9 & m. to 6 p. m| way has bi Sundays, 9 to 12 only. Telephone MA Ie | hn. exaz. sion of this fund see In the first p! Sunday and Sunday Th And we still have tt Bu ry by STOMACH UPSET GAS, HEARTBURN <= INDIGESTION !!! ur ine The Landes A spec! drawn ‘The dance halls should never h square Monday morning Heaketh a by Mr. Dowd. In he dance halls, {t the money Is paid day night. a separate accour ton Chew a few Pleasant Tablets, Instant Stomach Relief! if you feel fw, fortable after eating, here !s harm less stomach relief. ‘‘Pape's Diapep- sin’* settles the stomach and corrects digestion the moment it reaches the stomach. This guaranteed stomach correc tive costs but a few cents at any drug. store. Keep it handy!—Adver- tisement. sick or SPIRIN Say “Bayer’— Genuine! Genuine “Bayer Jablets of Ax. pirin” have been’ prescribed by physicians over twenty-three years and proved safe by millions Colds and grippe tmisewy. Handy boxes of twelve tablets cost only few cents at-any drugstore. Hach package contains proper directions for, Cokis and tells how to prepare an ‘Aspirin gargle for’ sore throat and tonsilitis, MOTHER! Children Cry for “Fletcher’s Castoria” Thoroughness Charncterizes our methods in every transection, and our cus- tomers are accorded every cour- tesy gonsistent with sound busl- ness judement. 4% in Snvings Accounts Subject to Check Are Cordially Invited Peoples Savings Bank SHROCOND |. VE. AND VIKE 8T. Accounts No One Need Cuticura Before He Tries Free Samples uncom. | for | m regardiess of whether they | | make « profit or not, They all claim }it is made at a lows. The managers | of the four dance halls are willing to se thelr places on Sunday, I be Neve, If all the others would close. But no partiality can be shown. ‘The other dance halls have Sunday night funds of their own. The Hip podrome whict the American Legion, a es a similar fund to the V erans of Foreign Wars. | « When the mayor has a reputable charity be considered, he lays dance halls for con: as one, wishe | ner, | Moth | fited. The | iHlégal. }thru a city o halls | nights. lelected. w Br Sunday night dances are not But they should be made so All the dance open on Sunday Mayor Brown was had such places as th and the Lodge ®perating. Ainance ha kept Patriotism Relic Editor The Sta Hore parents who hav daughters in state question the wisdom of any kind of foath being administered thelr |young people The Ephebic oath {may be quite a harmless thing, but |why inflict it upon the modern uth? There is no reason why hi; idea of citizenship should be | modeled upon that of the ancient | Greeks, but there many good | reasons why should not be | The idea of, state sovereignty is Junder fife from many quarters. |The conception of patriotism | cherished by men of an older gen Jeration is moribund, The foremost | writers and thinkers of all coun- |tries are questioning the value of | blind “automatic submission to con | stituted authorities, Why should ideology of the d young people? They |eynical disiiiusionme | which now lies ethically & before them—the world which d ideology has produced | students in all countries agreement — with when he says, |now be added to of superstitions.” Some jon our own campua, who are forced | against’ their will to wear the uni | form of the army and learn how to shoot and bayonet men, fully un- derstand that the “patriotism” which is forced down their throats is a convenient device for the use of our war department They know it will be ured like a can of gasoline to start a quick blaze whenever our milit men, our Jingo politicians and our profiteers decide that a war must be started in order to stimulate the awarding of contra of business government sons and university one to we hand the old wo nkrupt this Some in Shaw ionalism must refuse pl students men who control our | Editor ‘The Star: If your correspondent, Alice Bur eas, in tonight's issue, wishes prac |tice in newspaper letter writing, It isa pity for her own sake, as well as. for your readers’, that she not choose a subject that more about than the lee, for it is well know know anything about the police that they are men selected with the utmost possible care as re gards character fit temperament, she knew London to all who phyaleat state most from the day they were born, | | statements aid | no-|an British | | their 4, | ly eyesight, | ete, and their history raked up al-| speak and act ns been alowed to operate on Sunt night in the first piace, and they should be stopped now, girls should be treated like other working girls and given one day in seven ‘There is no reason hould be made work ra so-called chartty fx doing the righ ing money from th to reat been refi argument advan favor of nday night dancing at “the girls don’t have to work unless th " iar dd should not be given a serious thought ina day of set apart for worship, rest and recreation. The dance hall girly should be tr beings, d given a chance y in the week of being themselves, a right which is granted to other clasnes of employes. ‘The dance halls must close on Sun nigh ME MAUDE TMAN. of Superstition? our American generally character mentally sluggish, and who, travelers tell us, are wa be- hind the procession so far as real- izing the needs of our changing world is concerned, even a fow American students are waking up to these truths. Following Is an excerpt from the “Daily Iowan,” college paper of the State Uni- sity of Iowa: The road to peace is blocked by too many patriotic tollgates. Every pilgrim the road is stopped again and again to satisfy istic demands until the ers, bankrupt and di up the quest. Popu of the Fourth of July to college who are alon| national- . give t patrioti«m brand {x the obstacle international “Patriotism ia is Individual ego na first” implies That is why nistic national concett. It jonalized. “Am world pe is patriotism to 4 The claims of patriotism are always exaggerat- ed. Americans hot a superior race. Their Yankee ingeniousness at invention does not prevent them from being amateurs in nclence and art. We are selt-righteously have never We have be wever, like enough to bully Mexico, Columbia, Nicaraugua, Haiti, Cuba and the Philippin A mK 8 rtrut superiority will be erica second. antag use we tempted. how rbout enjoying our complex world | peace ignored, “Nationalism tn in the dominating political policy governments to- day. In’ the name of the patriot. fam of ‘their citizens, nations are all clamoring “me first, me first.” The ice of world peace {x not strident enough to rise above the or to save investments! hubbub.” JANE 4924 GARROTT, Meridian ave, British Policemen Take Tips? and’it must be spotiess, I will admit she with makes one c reference they ty to them aro. efficient 1m hooligans, altho ms; but what principal. me into print is not on but are-fa after doing their and gentlemanly he way, in part of training and it is consequent their duty to all, without exc tions even thelr pyiw gentlemen), tip of & conta, when she and fear no ¢ denied fires ly draws insinuation. statement, “that duty In a polite manner (thi«, by to they utd whieh wk a ‘| If you combined th ‘The dance | would mean, in British money, four | single pennies, if not § single: halt. | pence { Mr. Editor, The Star never print. ed a more unadulterated libel in all | ite history, and it fe such unecrupw | writings as this of hers that} d up the catise of bad feeling be tween \ I will even give the iter the credit that, bad she known that the mere acceptance of la penny newspaper gratuitously |far lena asking for it, from a news vendor—If reported, 1s enough to |have a British policeman offic | fined, suspended or expelled © force, I do not think ment would have been made, and when a policeman {s disminsed from ‘ force there, he can never rejoin |the same, or any other, an that ef. fectually ends his career as a po liceman in Britain, there being no lclvil service commission to habnob | Jaround that can give him back hia! |Job; only if he resigns, or ts re-| quested to reign and does a0, an in| frequently the ease, can he rejoin any force again Now, Mr, Editor, in face of that, do you think that even the “poor paid" London bobby would consider 8 cents worth the risk? No, Alice | | Burgess, I think you will now even give them credit for knowledge that | Jit certainly would not It {x well known that tipping and bribery are the curse of all American officialiam, and until the} | Britich system is copied in every de-| |talt 1 do not see any prospect of of. | |ficlal rottenness being replaced by | lefficlency, and ax I had over 20 | years’ experience, T ought to know something of what I am writing! bout. Iam, yours for truth, | A. SCOTCHMAN. | bu al from | the state. Makes a Family yee eet gos ag Meus srttte, nad pave atoan es cough syrups, and sav } Kasliy aud quickly prepared, | caesesesesesesy curative props erties of every known “ready-made” cough remedy, you probably could | not get as much real curative power | a8 there is in this simple home-made | cough syrup, whi 8 easily prepared in a few minutes. 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