The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 20, 1923, Page 8

ar Phone out af elty farrier, clty, nh, Spectal Representatives. Ban Francieoo cago oftioa, Tribune Midg.; New York offiog, Hoston office, Tremont Bide. Canadian Pacttlo Bldg.) Weeping Your Eyes Out! There's an old expression, “weeping her eyes out.” Such expressions must have had an origin in fact, The other day a young woman who had been deserted by her husband was led into court in New York, Long riods of weeping had almost totally blinded her. Too d someone didn’t convince her no man was worth it, All English statesmen and publicists are worried over “overpopulation ‘of their island. Also, because emigration, which relieves over-populati takes the best of the land and leaves the lame, the halt and the blind, Boy, order us another war. American women uso 10,000 tons of talcum powder every year, but It's the gunpowder that worries men, Some marry for better or worse and some for board, Autos a Necessity The luxuries of yesterday are the necessities of today. The auto, for instance, was clearly a luxury when firs’ brought on the market. Now it is about 50 per cent a Necessity, and daily more so. A poll by the National Automobile Chamber of Com- merce shows that, out of 100 autos, 59 are used daily ‘driving to work, 46 are used daily and 36 occasionally in conducting business and 58 are used for shopping. Having once tried to interview Galli Curci, we have no hesitancy in advising the Chicago Grand Opera Co, that if Galli Curci tells them she has decided to sing “Dinorah” she will sing “Dinorah,” and she won't Sing anything else that they have set their hearts on. News from London. Shoes are ruining women's feet. We made a mis- take. This isn’t news. Football is played with the pigskin and this may be why there are so many rooters, Looking at Europe In the final analysis, it doesn’t make any difference whether a nation be destroyed by guns or economic processes. In either case, the result is ruin. The bullet or knife-thrust accomplishes its fatal result no more surely or completely than does suffocation or starvation. Death is the end in either instance, whether the victim be man or nation. There is inconsistency in the proposition that a world should rush to the rescue of a country menaced to de- struction by belching guns, but ignore the threatened dis- solution of another country by the crushing exactions of the diplomacy of fear and hate and reprisal. Making “the world safe for democracy” is not a lim- ited or qualified pronouncement. While it contemplates the survival of democracy above all other governmental forms, it ought not to view with composure or indiffer- - ence the destruction of one democracy by another. The concerns of the world are paramount to the con- cerns of an individual nation. A worn or broken cog in the great machine called the ‘world—in any machine—results in waste motion and lost | power. The world needs peace, mentally, morally, physical It must have peace. Not relief from the carnage and d | struction of battle alone, but from governmental processes _ that hold back the good order and happiness and progress } and commerce of the whole world. We always figured there must be something more than climate to attract tourists to California. Now it’s out. It's just announced that * for the year 1921 there were 33,395 unmarried women who reported for . income taxation $76,200,738, beating all other Western states, | “Keep smiling!” advises Charles M. Schwab. All right, Charley. But, ) if you want us to laugh right out loud, pass us one of those United | States Steel dividends that make you grin, Presidential candidates don't hurl their hats into the ring. They case * them in gently. ‘ Feeding Up the Dove ‘ That league of nations covenant just entered into by | Norway and Russia may be the beginning of big things. Norway agrees to buy only Russian rye, at the world | market price. Russia agrees to keep half of the payments | for its rye in Norway’s banks to pay for Norway's pur- | chases of Russian products. Business and profits for | both parties. ‘ + Maybe this sort of a league of nations will not prove to ‘ be a red hot example. But what a terrible blow at the ! war spirit! Profits, gentlemen! Seed to fatten the peace + dove! In these days of housing shortage, McAdoo, Underwood, Ford and others are casting fond glances on that handsome old mansion on Pennsylvania ave., Washington, D, C., on which the present lease expires March 4, 19 and wasn't worth it. Life Substance. How Plants Grow. Carbon Foundation. 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Thou- ands of families have it in WHAT FUSSED UP DAD their medicine chest ready “Tha f when any member shows signs to look the + ff dysnepsia, constipation, grr sod vapid liver, sour stomach, nervousness nish, In time you can dispense rup Pepsin will have nd stomach muscles THE SEATTLE STAR W LONG CAN HE STAY UNDER? What’s Wrong in the Philippines? BY WILLIAM PHILIP SIMMS wt is the secret behind the Moro and “*massacre” Gen, Leonard Wood, governor of the Islands, saya Manuel Que- zon, native leader and president of the Philippine senate, is in a large measure to bi becaune he toured the Moro country tell- ing the they must prepare for Fi 10 rule. And the Moros, n't Want to be nays Wood, ruled by Fill- uth of the matt in tho and © perio killing all the Chr can get at, This Just the open season for c MOROS LONG TROUBLESOME nors have had ¢ of all the news from ever From all I he the fiel and Lewis F, } | | | | | | LETTER FROM again; they've met the Golden Bear. na bit the worse for wear failed to win the game, we get the t the test perhaps a little more; they no matter what the score. Their a great grand advan ad, they aren't down and out of course deper such pitched battle with them at Bag | rak Mou! killing thousands, | It could be said with equal | y that the Moros d | want to be ruled by | America The A BC of the thing is sim- | ply this | The American Chamber of Commerce, representing the Americans who have made for out there, will make a drive on congress this winter to get it to repeal the Jones law and make the Islands an out-an | c territory of the -Un It will be that Quezon and his kind ¢ ru Mores and that there will be bloc 1 in the arohl pel he inst self-govern- m iw granted, ARE IN THE MINORITY AS am cold turkey 0,000 Moros in) Nov. 20, For tho, m tame. t. Another beat the ther season's be i—and will th and losing isn't fun. But da on how it's done Tho the one to beat, it takes a after. est praine ays, the man For he's brings—he uses My Experience is that DR. 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I knew because all the leaders of public opinion had told me in clear and unmistakable terms, I was §O- ing over to help lick Germany, and, most important of all, to win a war that was going to mean the end of all wars, st spring I went back to France on a business trip, my first time over since 1 came back in 1919, On the dining car of the train going from Le Havre to Paris 1 opposite two business men from Chicago, men around 40 and as hard-boiled as the Windy City makes ‘em, The train passed a military cemetery where hundreds of small headboards were placed in long rows gn the graves of Frenchmen killed in the war. One of the Chicago men grabbed his friend by the arm and point- ed to the cemetery. ok at that,” he said, “All those graves,” Tho other man looked, “Yes,” he said slowly, “and for what?” As a former buck private of the A, E. F. 1 have been asking that question for five years, All my comrades have been asking it, and as we seo it the only an- swer so far is—for nothing. Five years ago at 11 o'clock on the morning of November 11 the American buck private had done what he had been asked to do, And for what? In tho five years that have passed the United States govern- ment has not made good on a single promise made to its sol diers. It in five years since the last American dropped in the Ar- gonne, and in that time our gov ernment has refused even to consider any workable plan to guarantes that no other Amert- cans will ever have to do the dirty job of war. eee GAV® up two years of my life and took a chance on having that life taken away from me be: cause American leaders in both political parties told me that I wan going to war to end war. As matters stand now the United played {ts soldiers for a of prize suckers, armistice was signed I havo read articles and speeches and by senators, congressmen, ‘diplomats on why we w the war and what we ab now that the war is over the buck private was a great little person in 1917 and 1918, he hasn't been interviewed much sinoe. It occurred to moe that, inasmuch as the buck private won the war, he might bo invited to hire a hall and say what he thinks should be done now Before you buy an unknown tire at what looks to be a low price, compare the cost with these low prices on Goodyear Wingfoot Tires: $11.60 15.75 18.00 18.75 19.00 19.85 25.00 O5 25.50 or 25.75 28,50 80.00 * * Metropolitan Garage 412 University St Stanley Nelson 5 Leary Ave University Tire Co. E. 40th St, cor. 10th Av. Pike Street Tire Shop Pike and Boren Weatern Tire Shop 3 Westlake Ave Woodland Park Avenue Garage 7403 Woodland Park Ave. Woodlawn Wardware Co, 7104 Woodlawn Ave for Western Trade’! 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American soldier might have en- Iam not a bolshevik today because I still think there Is a better way out than throwing bombs, but until now the United Staten has been guilty of slipping {ts soldiers a phony check fJoyed the pleasure of stopping for a few months while he con- nidered with judicial calm wheth- er it was best to annoy the Ger- mans with machine guns or hand grenades, He didn’t do it, but One of the best ways to make blazed away with everything he that check good—and {t makes no 7 had in order to get the Job done difference whether a republican | us quickly as possible. or a democratic administration * ‘There wasn't time for any such does it—would be for the goy- 3 judicial consideration, and there ernment of the United States to i isn't time to waste today. ‘The be on the level, as much on the A power that was in the army is level as the Unknown Soldier 4 now in the nation, It is just as was, vital today that that power be He did his job, And for what? # ii a In football weather* 7° it’ Red Crown for Dep | in your motor | QUICK STARTING — with NO sacrifice | of POWER Step on the starter ° CNo waiting~no wearing . > meine hdc 100% POWER at the Sirst jump ofthe spark, STANDARD OIL COMPANY (CALIFORNIA) -~ QUICK STARTING with no sacrifice _ Of Power v