The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 1, 1924, Page 8

| : 8 THE SEATTLE STAR v24 |The Seattle Star i HOW EUROP E CAN PAY ITS DEBTS _ )BONUS CORNERS COOLIDGE! : sai Sematary ete me okt | i : REMORANDTS Now 2 to| How to F igure Your Bonus Under the Insurance Plan — Signature 4 . a Se vet- Time to Call a Halt! ! Oy entitied toa cre Sad rv T IE city incil has taken up in ¢ ttee the Pugs arid . t $500 p& Panes Co. power ct, a shoestring m4 * and 4 t y. an eeks to turn over a um of 26,000 ; Abia e not entitled t $50 3 paid i is] and all er surpl wer of the Gorge mar ‘ To other ir polie t The nit t hydro-electric current, at $15 a kilowatt . ‘ P ¢ Coal i int of t I F i the F our ea I to estimate about half the * Sy Me a ; djusted compe uiuiy ' Pp actor, » believe un attempt will thee proposal thru e council soor Pm | i) have been rushed into law y last few weeks by » retiring council pe fo Hye to call a halt—to put on the brakes before a ries ro) power proposal is put thru. f . 2 4 With three counciln en due fo take the drop into political ‘ The president ee aid ‘ oblivion in a few short weeks, the “hang over” council yp apace gl ri P 1” 4 * already has aroused suspicion by rushing thru important pllgy th 4 1 | Ep sleas - re and highly controversial legislative asures on chia Hin pier me ‘ J 2 has sent to him he will . First ¢ the Boxley Creek flood claims. After hang either have to reverse his ‘ ‘ ng fire for years, this measure was suddenly revived former ‘po ition o7 take . : nd put over, ; the stand that the p ‘ 9 | 49 Then the Dexter ave. proposal, with the skids apparent ent bill isn't really a 4 ly greased. It was temporarily delayed, however, but “bonus” because it ‘pro may be revived at any time and rushed thru the present vides only for insurance orestient‘a ° or t council. i won te policies payable 20 year The third project went sailing thru at Monday’s meet- in the future. ing—the ordinance installing Frank Fuqua as head o If he sticks to his rent h F new and separate traf vi This was held up f tion i p " Sito ty thie a nl elf the weeks after its introduction by Councilman Cohen, fol es trea ptr f measure, bonus advocate: lowing wide: These ild prope rly have been left to the inc g councilmen, and not handled by those whom the public has re The Star does not prof fully expect to pass it the presidential r Byt regardless of know whether there is vw ‘ ; a - whether the bill becomes Dae aarved 60 anything malicious in this eleventh hour barrage of vital GovERWMENT INSPECTORS AND Couectors U.S. TOURIST DEPA 1S law by reason of the !' 4 get cat all 7 legislation. But it doesn’t look good. ‘ —_— =~ —_—__—— foe me. ~ - — Thé uitinnat: And it shows the need of a new state election law that ene eee i ages “ca Tess , p s has been : will eliminate the three months’ hangover that a defeated 00,000,000 ; Y estimated ‘&t from councilman may hold office until his successor is install ] ES ] Y Ol ] RS K ] fi to $5 ope nee 000, with most esti ; ee eee tedc, |r Power Price ‘Can Be Cut, Let: the Fie haw dias of Diberenices as Remo - ) if he be so ineli ned, can n do much | The Death of Murphy People Themselves Benefit, He GAVE || welt utcareraetees [tae mere Ca HOUR A THOUGHT > | te thin teat nfully A per . hing pas | 4. Keg and ble HE death of Chief Murphy, of mimany Hall, may fails on this problem might csbsraig tee reamed The laborer is worthy of his re have great effect upon the political and national his- | J BT as we had finished writ 1h ing the editorial on this © to a store k for matche 5. Iron and silver ward—I. Tim. y.:18. jot consulted a sin answers eee soo it. J feel that when driven home tude of 1 1 ly accept toothpicks instead,| Have a friend verify: yor : (All rights reserved by lence Serv. | HE fruit derived from labor ig t.| foe, 1115 Conn, Ave, N. W., Wash the sweetest of all pleasuresas individual as to the advisabilit tory that is now in the making. Murphy, pag about. the hifalutin he vast with his Tammany machine, and Brennan, swer the q domestic rx they with a similar machine in Chicago, by uniting with Tom prairie iaid a. let view about re hows a statement of differences | _tnaton, Dz C- | Vauvenergues : a 4 between the two objects enumerated a Taggart, democratic political boss of Indiana, formed a desk m J. ¢ er, ] myself in this fxample: ‘You loc | powerful triumvirate. Netpe a TaleMty:: wateetyl eye Call this mans meeting, then, nge is? You k F | | With the two-thirds rule in effect, they were almost ou real’ ay 6a ; , : Seal anne TROON Ue Grae ee ee STICK TO certain to be able to control—by veto, at least—the f ' ur id ! £ electricity--s0.4 = z acoape 2 : Ley variate rang naming of democratic presidential tickets. went. Gas t. The letter 1 for approximate I * \ It is these bosses who set out first to prevent McAdoo's whe. dca Pri igh ied 3 Sigil nomination and lgter to name their own man. ( Aout onus enull msteahar’ iS rete Ar To begin withs they lent aid to anybody who could tter afte t e ; Suis is idegates Haln, Uatervend, Smith and See emcees” | “Efightoning” Ourselves |{ QUESTIONS THE SUSTAINED QUALITY minor possibilities were encouraged. Anything to beat McAdoo. Whether Tammany discipline will stand the loss of the big chief without disarranging plans remains to be seen. If the plans are knocked askew it will be a blessing for the democratic party. unit of th one company of our most abs customs is ou dat ance ‘OU can get an answer to any ee ae SY eccetsnnat ghetcot satirns exclamation’ |] tion by writing to The Question st as much sense ad || Editor, Stars Washington Bu- N.Y. ave., Washington, f the cost of pro foreign nam looks to me like a y PS 7 eter and what Despite his advanced age, it was planned to nominate y peaest ae: out would Be the nghadeak Phy = D.C, inclosing 3 cents in stamps Senator Ralston of Indiana for president. If this could filled with accot game would swiftly ‘lose {t ital aheina caknnt’ te Bitees ded research be un- J requests can- EDITOR. of the activities of these tastically labeled o be done without Tammany’s actual vote, so much the ascinations better. To this end Governor Smith was put forward to most a fo receive the Tammany votes unless and until the bosses the refined it ir to us “gosh” is pung” is high ne conclus and this in a over half the who have t on to decide have THE had to concentrate their forces. not. epeak. eott brow «ven yas Bars Cavell born?! Now the chief of Tammany is dead and some un- allowing of the flood To a ch of Europe {t must | Woe talk a lot about thin great 2 ie ; ; Ratanhat 7 gainst th , aC look as if American women were country of ours and Initiate | <A, She was born tn 1878. Het | certainty and considerable interest is added to the demo- | pasa a iat th phoning Mpemed ashamed of thelr country, no movements to limit foreign im- ‘}¢zecuflon took place October 12. cd cratic convention in June. ton serie’ toepoberon cones earnestly do they: deprecate all migration, but we feel ourselven | 1915, at 2 o'clock in the morning.| “Sustain the quality.” That is the and in view of the victory {hike things which are natural to uncultured do no r Oe watchword behind the production of Fi ° g f FL d times won by the city in the them and so eagerly do they our dinner no menu Q. What ts the most voracious Associated Gasoline. This policy is xin or ooas courts, at great expense to the cling to foreign innovations where all the dishes arc living thing? faithfully upheld year after year. F hg - a : elty also a bit too hard for We have » doubt that the in eh. A. It ig said the caterpillar is. It Because of sustained quality “ WA/ALTER S. FULLER, foremost American authority toi ie uniaacatinnal walkie endalaistae ': ¢ seated. Sus 80-¢ 7 quality regular G ALTE ’ A Ye to understand allow \ popularity mah jongge » cats 600 times its own weight in a on floods, has worked out the deduction that, hav- We wa call utter he malt "ote: partly due to the Jure of a word ks int untry who do | month. papel ieppen yw oi ing first determined the average yearly flood height of Eaporoxioately: onetale on at sgt sch sear kc tt See Sees pci Motorists who change from : rf . : ut to which man € ‘ ive hey mec it . any stream, the chances are that within five years will Wey cee ose or qu wrelate supnined eta: “wens think the “Marsaill a Q Should calla lily bulbs be taken one brand to another can not expect occur a flood 1.56 times greater than the average. The tie ore Nees days pose, f¢ . that Instead salad dressing. they win | put tea ve ba when they Have) 19 receive utmost gasoline value, * ri tnevoasoa atoadily « 2 e Oo hydro-electric rts i pecsccet aud to the skies the wu inished bloomthg ‘ ratio of extra flood height increases steadily so that the system—toany or which: have & se owing” or “punt Pasir int ie oMa Wehtk ya Ieee) tbokcemaipels“apoule” be Both your engine and your carbu- 3. ave 8. e alt of ra , and nonth or two. The} ‘ zs ae yhen that oN > will d celtainly afford to substantially ‘nd BOLRN Motor ike oak te Seiak aftacithta rede! The agg. baal” 5 ph aaa course, nobody can guess when that stage wi come dur- Nata er Teaco Bentcaati si Wo feel especially refined had! Pp | ere is one way to be certain of ing the 1,000 years; maybe next year. Dayton’s protec- wie tee Gla oat eas ESPERANTO when we listen to an American | Perlod. eee | pares maiden erect = Associated > a ao sithatand $9. “Pittsburg: « j ; se She ' an jove songs | | Gasoline and stick to it. tion work: ete made to peiisiand ce lapel Sf ts phatlcally Dropose that w a IN RADIO a hat shop Q. What solution can be poured junction of two Oo feck itt dof 40 dhe 7 the panalite’ Wiventle tal the Te bad a French sign on the win- on grass to exterminate ft In drive- SOCIATED OIL COMPANY water of at least 22 feet with a record of 40 feet hat eae TG atl Cees te Oitioard oe Whe Aceuteue Hania He and nothing makes us feel | ways? v 1783 Railroad Avenue South Seattle city’s 22-foot average should ever be multiplied by Head of SIGE HEA tice’? [ay Venmte believe, thore anound ta], Mumuberiok aa gto kepriAlate' ihe A. A atrong salt soldtlon, kero is predicted that there would occur the worst ‘dis concern, which increases the {an international language for the eh 4 = sarees Jangnage naire hae babeascay bd of atl kot se y . city payroll to very small extent purpose of easier communication be neneve ve have a chance. ‘ective st ex natio D; this country ever saw. in comparison to vast conces. |tween countries by radio, Kenneth Why can't we be cultured In | grass on driveways, sions or subsidy that such an |B. Warner, secretary of the lea! American as well as some for- M eign tongue? Q. How many slaves would i |take to do for the average person extremely low rate would giv advocates the adoption of Espe: Office Garages gee Me Aya beet | Onpealtion to"tte adupticn ar ta this company to the almost per- = HE 40-story Jewelers’ building in Chicago will have petual detriment of the rest of | pera aes trots advocates o€ the Bronchitis ekg Bec {s now done by ma parking space on all of the lower 23 floors for tenants’ the. city ‘patrons. - et hak y «peare, English was the seventh lan.| L@&¥es @ bad cough. So does “fin” A. Someone has @stimated it autos. Powerful elevators will take the cars up and 6 Of the world. in point of num. S24 1a grippe. But these lingering | irould take #5 slaves apiece. The ¢ need” for a gen 7 ' , Coughs yield easily to the healing correctness of this estimate cannot, If ever in recent years there was a “eryl down. ‘ ak oe eral masu meeting of Seattle. | De cry Pibee on oe ie ained wh and curative qualities of of course, be. verified. The architect who figured this out must belong to the ftex, Where the advocates of ae sR aegi B CH eee, 4 A y 3 rire ple than any other and | Louis H. Sullivan school of “form follows function. these policies would be forc s to lheing richer in vocabulary. It ha CoG nay Ss Q. What is the oldest building in It’s an idea that should be copied. Adequate garage space thats i ccs rena ats place 30,000 more words than its nearest Evacy REMEDY | the world? res 3 . eat At as nian) ay : a ss hoe go shel vr ace |competitor, German. It is claimed user is a frien A. A little temple recently found is an increasing problem. Building owners would find it all their cards on the table” |1y"the advocates of English that it | Advertisement. | near Ur of the Chaldees, at Tell et| a good investment, for few skyscrapers ever rent all of | NOW IS THE TIME |will be much easier and far m = | Obeid, onthe Euphrates, is said to ‘. ice space, anyway. I, for one, emphatically urge | valuable for foreign students to ty be the oldest, It is estimated it is) their office sp ys) ‘| that such a mass meeting be |that language than to learn Es @ over 6,000 years old. | . calied within the next 10 days, janto —_—! T2 and that these points be thoroly The trend in all parts of the world| 4 debated and that our city of- | is clearly toward English ‘becom ficlalsg be emphatic: the universal lang Many for ed to le t the clentist are now publishing the majority as expressed at | their works in English, as they for-| } eeting 0) voints erly dk a order to ate | 7 ant err ar et aig real ered gee pores or a Alrigh PUGET SOUND mesioe - |. STEAMER Chica ‘Ther eaataie Taatie to J SCHEDULES Des Moines, ) vara Ss A ATAT ‘Vv RIDGE PIANN Dedicated to the 3HAM TULIP FESTIVAL May 1, 2 and $ $153.50 Montreal . 86.00 New Orleans. 77.65 New York. BELLIN oom FABLES ON HEALTH « 14740 CLOTHING FOR THE BABY Save Money, eave by 64 Pe Geen cae . . Travel eam: i * + Braving Apris shifting showers, if oe tar City 72.00 ‘Portland, Me + 148,90 Rushing in thelr haste to meet us, ERE pr a Memphis : St. Louis + 81.50 Witure’e: dainty! falry-flowers LOTHING—Mr. Mann hadn't) First diapers generally are made | G lit > Dally 3, p m “ a ie 3 Milwaukee B485 St. Paul...sccsecce 72.00 Tulips, hurry out to grect ua thought of that in connection} 0f cheesecloth, and cotton generally | olives red Minneapolis 72.00 Washington, D.©.. 141.56 In the fields of dawning May, with the Mann firstborn is used thereafter. Light wool and CLIN ar /7) see *'80c 5 A covace WR ashington, D.C.. v jcotton are used in the undershirt. It VTE rip and 40 other cities Tulip-voices seem to say, “We are here—be gay! Be gay!” He had watched Mrs. Mann and puld. be so made that it will slip] some of the neighbors sewing aw n and off easily. Different weights Vine! Lit October 31at Liberal Stoporer Privileges but now came the time to put the | for varying temperatures are used in t * R newly made apparel on the baby and| Making petticoats Chi iE LINCHEAM ANRC | he marveled at tho variety and| Outer clothing ts generally very us off the Old Block 1:00 OuTE amount, jsimplo and of white cotton goods During the first three or four| For purposes of convenience gar: m JuNtoRe— tections ana Saat ee | weeks an abdominal band, made of| ments are made with a drawstring. vei Dally, 8 a. m. and Gp. m, knitted or light woolen, i usually| For outdoor wear a good coat, cap Prac, at ~ HOOD CANAL used, only to bé discarded thereafter. | or hood {9 used. The hood should be % If the baby is weak-this band is re-|of wool in cold weather and lighter tained. material in summer Tho the swmmer days will bring us Other flowers, sweet, beguiling, Happy, carly tilips sing us Songs of joyful Youth, and smiling. Tulip-voices seem to say, “Brighter days are on the way} We are here—be gay! Be gay!” Comsat Car Transportation Specialists They wil Advise You iv AM Dotaito cred then. candy c hid BAY, | Prot Baur abate smart ASS WA conn il] qed Goes Thea to Hoan hay a Summer Tourist Leaflet DS ai How they banish pain and sadness. With thelr gay and happy faces! How they shed the Soul of Gladne Bringing life to darren spaces! Hark! The tulip-voices say, a a 7 f ‘ JF, BAHL : "Wipe the Winter's tears away! Nothing Acts Like SOP Te AS . ‘ Gon, Agent Pass, Dept. “We are here—be gay! Be gay! to chanwe without notre. Second Avenue and Madison Street | Phone: EL iot-6800 ANALAX |! } Pucet Souno NavicarionCo COLMAN DOtK- FOOT MARION ST Puone Main