The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 30, 1923, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1922, — “UP ANCHOR ! ! ! !” cage Ey [X LETTER ERO New York offics, Labor's New Program The difference between American labor of a generati tween the cafe customer who « 1 to the obsequious waiter d the tattered ho! Village back doors be for a chance hour’s work at the { = the lady has to spare. aed Sameer “ —_ manded t f oe f ies ad area tice wage, for endurable working conditions and for legislation; today labor is doing for itself tl once hoped a paternalistic government 1 is doing these things out of the surplus w ceived thru organization and 20 y Labor today is in the banking its own financing Labor today is not depending state charity to take care of its bers; labor has sanitariums si d death benefits, and it i them as the smaller unions beec Labor a few years would solve the prc want a labor part) F pets politics. Labor les what t rm i tt ns = \ wa ya (Pp : ; aid nd done cheaply; politicians do for it is lone anc k 5 \ — by mn ; S(t thrice paid for a, 4 \\ : , } Yy t pee Organized labor in this countr i z t it < V7 Fy 4 Z of politics and going s; it ir » J — Laid: — an C a ¢ @ F Wh its own factories, its own ok § own schools t a) = . . oR, . \ OVERCOATS and its own pre: and in e r s labor g =f es AC. Ff ae \ : D into business it i all i ate l al NXE — \ Vine gaber f= - istic, federal control of bu ; / “= ; % Bont Rage, Ss ae American labor is getting for its ar i NN = : Hy =i Nein. be: a Bess theorists promised Russia's we i - : ‘ . myst : cee yy , Uwhic going ahead on a strictly capitalisti i asis ry i Si * ~ Aes = Ons and it is producing results poy . 3 o ; : a t, and atifies 1 winging pinions are nor This, too, is a new evolution in industrialism. ‘ ° / i tose : te eC the ¢ Never play football with your mouth open. When you brush your | “ edie I teeth you may find an extra ear The Supreme Court’s Rise to. Power ; a | oa — al + wT ; BY LOWELL MELLETT Two-Pants aaaia i be Suits $40 Be osena Editor's Note—Lowell Mellett, t the pr a that p gee to t sty reach this paper's. Washington k staff, made an extensive RHE RRS. | Sia ie dite ts ets pu ‘ TAI study of the movement to cur ne 4 om 7 ok Baal HATS. GHOmA. ie tail the power of the supreme b ur asued by the ihe ing ¢ PURMIBEINGS court. Mellett has written a. | & t ‘ ustice Grier, on as series of articles giving the out the ernment wer-to carry s io ha Shee : i ‘ : : standing incidents in the court's : flip aos 4 orrespondence oniden The Wildness of Wild Life histery. This is the seventh ar : ; E n 004 nedt2?, Fifth Ave , 1¢, e } lele ii he series. : bes - bd ba eh lolween Fike and wien It may be true that our wild life has materially de eee, . made ea ‘ ty of f ‘ creased, but the portion le urely n more wild than ever. Veracious chroniclers let us know this to be efact oie cure : om the we | a cot legal te UR te Sse Ny: ii | e e ki coe eaecameclgeciowmmiinmay le Se ee aS eee: VADOTIZES QUICRIY — rela Meares r 44 4 Soe Everybody should know football, A good football player can trip» collector and step in his face. Women should learn football. It would help in bargain counter rushes and opening tight windows. Teach the family football, No neighbor would dare talk about a family of 4t football players. Buy the baby a football. Tell him football players don't cry. Saves You lots of singing Kansas City and was quoted by that village’s chief news- en t held this same act money W t accept np Ree paper as bitterly complaining because, while he was in ‘ t 2 t 5 to ; / ; the country and unarmed, a prairie chicken attacked him is ama Id b be 8 aaah lacognio Be * a +] ~ a AY INS, an and bit his lem On the heels of that story word came oper ne ose : wie Pett Marple 2 Have your Shoes Tt | from Alaskn that a supposedly timid caribou had wan- - ns ‘ : ve t the governmefit's Ww dered i a settlement and used its sharp a enormous t nd sue = mone: ving ; M | ee onan meres || meee |e repaired with yet it gives all the a now Groaile, ee Were Donan but vee enue _ inay? bite I % Panco Taps and > d il § Ken, S e startiin: case of J wic~ r "i Rab a Past ninter of local (ane An cinfucdated blade rw the issuance ; Cl d U y power an mi ca e tail deer,”’-all unmindful of Mort's abilities with a gun, 000,000 of ‘treaxtr ogge e p Pancord Heels. | of an UNBROKE e fb eye e ‘ chain of boiling points/ pr gyi : e walked up to him in the forest and knocked him down | e 2 Fs three times. Only the ready and deadly rifle of Jim pret t Liver Causes as The wonderful wearing qualities Bradley, a fellow-hunter, saved Mort from being horned : se’ C — and Stick toit7 to death. As it was, both his shirt and reputation were x " : 1 Headache : ee rere Phe of gable Pots STANDARD OIL COMPANY rent in sundry places. proven a boon to thousands who CCALIFORNIA ii eat at No reports have come.in of coursing hounds being rh sei e banks | It’s foolish to suffer from constipation, outwear leather easily. Panco chewed it ribbons by vicious jackrabbits, and it ot of sae to boi 9 thea pond oe Gissiness, E is guaranteed to outlast leather record, yet, that any wild duck has entered a Washington the banb result of the | dred ailments é = two-to-one and costs no more. “blind” and driven its occupants far into an impenetrable site pee ume ihe hin Pog ter and treacherous swamp, but the season is young and they citer ihat A nough | Pills will end z may be confidently expected at any moment for the men front all. misery in The truth about our wild life mighty and will pre- f f Mati hours. vail, despite the saxophonic sobs of Doc Hornaday ar z cone ! a ere Mr other animal and bird sharps. These Volstead days » he gently on liver and bowels, 5 nights are not of the village and city alone. t t C Small Pill—Small Dose—Small Price Poa) NT WN Ot N Frenchman wanted to fight a duel over a tax dispute, Let us hope it doesn't become stylish here. Los Angeles man has invented a sanitary cigar, when what we need 66 here I “Is sanitary chewing tobacco. I C@) Seattle auto salesman's wife got a divorcee. Now she will have a ciate auto saleaman's Greater Army aviaters will fly around the world. Some day an aviator will have a girl on every planet. 9” Once a man’s home was only his castle, but now It’s his saloon. Furnace —Says a User Wy “/ aa ues Or. sAUSATERISN tf Sil ny Ui NUR che Ai} iy tf IT! ts Eleven Billion Dollars PEN ah rN ave used many other furnace da until installed your Forests of the United States are estimated to be worth Hot Blast Furns did not know what real furnace s aleven billion dollars at present lumber prices. Of all could mean, During the last two years I have used your the standing timber in the country, 70 per cent of the Thick le hy Reh LE CR RACER Le virgin timber is owned privately and 30 per cent by the ATER Ha government, while of the second growth, 85 per cent is r x 922 P, Sg aa 4, oy agian: : , NG 1922 Patonted HOT BLA OkE B publicly owned. Let’s save the second-growth from the J 3 only furnace on the et wit exploiters. 2xCU i nted features, The LANG | HO’ f : 4 fuel to be burned from top on c f =< } g Registered Man jumped out of a sixth floor window in New York, where some All inatatiations are e by our factory experts. | / t. U.S. Pat. Office apartments have no back doors, WEST PRODUCT—backed by real NORTHWES1 If everybody in the United Stetes learned to play footha'! we would Baas tts uook arent cacred. smn F. S. LANG MFG. CO. le =. — Factory, first Avenue South, § Phone EL jot-0720 shit Te AN wg } <i ae NS Siiteasn PANCORD HEELS are wonderfully springy and resil- ient. Im wear they can only be compared with PANCO taps. The About 14,000 British doctors voted to strike a xf , smoke right over 1E special cord plug prevents. slip- [Bap ae! p ritish doctors voted to strike and the people may get =n | He PN deh Ba " phagl | Thay Come dedusehee tint eae - 9 the LANG an ef- \s4 the ordinary heels, ficiency higher.” WARY . Ta SSS aseagrpianceses: aWaet : Poa seen aif This whole town needs football. [f everybody could lick everybody they wouldn't have to do it. . ! ca y My ae: Retail Store, First Ave, and Spring Phone MA in-7777 Football enables one to kick a burglar in the eye and take his watches yi and pocketbooks, \ { “Forces the tf reo TT Davis Not Long Out of a Job Arthur P. Davis, veteran engineer head of the United i 4) Sold by all Shoemakers in all States reclamation service, fired by Seoaretary Work be- 4) J, ) , Sizes In Black and Tan for ! " cause “‘a business man was needed for the job,” has been Gi iy IB) i r Men, Women and Children, iired by Secretary of State Iughes to undertake a highly . BAG; re % P, 4 5 important government mission in London dealing with a f ‘ 5 ee 4 | large international financial claims. Gu that ought to Wi! Y Patented J (i f | i oe | uy PET give the reclamation fact-finding commission some light on Davis’ standing. i HOT BLAST SMOKE alias : , TTT = tis Viscount Goto of China worries us, We always imagine they fi en H BURHING eel Ny ¢ 4 Yn ; S ARTI in’t finish his name. : } Ap Wee uM While a bottlenose whale was caught off Gloucester it was not hanging 3 Bl i FURNACES Neat lh Ge: eres a BD) x ; around a runt runner, | CPt me wc ecm | | Pogeene Semi ewrendecn | With no sacrifice Nothing in a name, First ‘snow in Ohio was in a town named Luckey, | L The Olswang Co. Pacific Coast { Meat from a Hawaiian volcanic range iy used as a kitchen range, | Olswang & Sons ¢ Leather Co, 0 Owe}