The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 6, 1924, Page 2

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You any her back again at feed ou come out, men K ft Insist on Your Doctor: — STAR READERS EXPRESS THEM VIEWS and Yourself A Name for the Mountain ON THE QUESTION OF CH ANGING NAME Ret: mami a8 Jb ee on ES Sk. Ey that such ‘ the questh refected r 4 pe an orderly many of t ers that Grriv® 8!) method of disposition of The Star daily, Here ere a few OF }iion We believe that eventing both sides of coma should not beco " this. difference, but eume because of ould endeavor to w © the upt the thwest in ger ar Likes State Vote Idea Id endeavor ork rly Editor, The Sta thea c ¢ ! Ww ha@e read with interest you Sound & , ting referer ‘ The continuation of present tactics ‘ al sugcesting referendum t atios | may leave wounds which It wi yo“ ” . : ‘arth « many years to heal. 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Banks And here is « letter sent to Senator Dill by Will Rob a Wash ton guide, who sent The Star a) of bin letter "Dear Senator The Seattle Chamber of Com merce is mad as a wet hen about that DillJohnson bill to make Ta the name of our highest peak. | * chambe publishing a mens of} bunk in The n regard to the matter, making @ lot of exage statements and others irrelevant to} con silly excuses fc The Star, from the chambe self-evident that it is not the name or the change of name that wrankles he chamber, but the fact that Ta-) oma city and past public opinion | ¢ that body's majestic | Krom ty othe writer, large number of tourista by saddle and pack train fn Contral Washing: ton, is in position to get accurate public opinion on the subject, and without a single dissenting voice, {*Tacoma’ is the choice among moun: | tain.goers for the name of Washing: ton's highest knob. ‘Tacoma’ is a |much nicer-sounding name than ‘Ral: Inier,’ and it han no odor of beer, “Perhaps fond memories of a foam ing. beer is the chief impulse that |Heattle’s chamber to madnens. as logical an excuse as that body has | offered. Tho the beer is not to be had as of yore, the mountain, with |the name ‘Rainier,’ always in sight a guide, handling al stirs is a continuous reminder of the sweet | directlons.—Advertisement, long ago, while under the name ‘Ta come’ even the mouthsmacking recollections would vanish. “Some years ago the Arkansas leg: | islature passed a Inw making ‘Ar the correct pronunciation namo of the state, Any state Jof the union is of more importance than any mountain in that union. Alvita |'The ‘authority of history’ the Seattle beneficial in| chamber prates about had no weight Arkansas legislature, neither was there any turmoil among | geographers. “WILL A. ROBISON, Box 3, Pearson, Wash.’’ | ‘Toute 1, ‘or The Star | Your editorial suggesting a state yote on changing the name of Mount Rainier seems to me to be in Very poor taste, The mountain was named before ‘Tho Star or the city of Tacoma were in existence. If the people of Ta- coma feel that thelr destinies are jbound up in that of the mountain, jlet them change the name of their jelty to “Rainier.” If the proprietors of The Star are in favor of changing the name, it were in better taste to have their paper published in Tacoma. WILLIAM RAINE, Editor The Star: the name of “Rainier” to “Tacoma” ia no doubt the cause of many being silent on thé subject. However, | many protests have been sent to dif. ferent senators. Senator Dill is not peer | (2 harmony with the people of Wash: ington in this matter, but Is repre senting Tacoma “Mount Rainier” is known to the world and by that name must con. |tinue to be known. 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