The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 7, 1924, Page 8

THE EATTLE STAR BATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1924 pr ns ae 5 \¢ ee a rE or ) Picnic Weather IR ° ° “4. h Ch 1 a = |Raising Eight Children s * * % Yr * + 4 i : , ., 5 . alei 7 ry aft j Pata Sethamen. Sessial Representatives, man, Pression How One Father Is Making Men of His Boys|@ Bos fice, Fre bids ae ace - eo o x Se {ORWELL i ; (3 i . The Cost of Fires CMON! t 2h KN sal! : ‘ co eee Ig pe wease TLL | ‘ IRE destroyed 5¢ do worth of America ik BIoW OVER oie property in 1923, the underwriters estimate. Enoug I start abies to pay several soldier bonuse volly 7 Fully three-fourths of these~ fires are preventable SAREE a ote ; i ¢ e Especially forest fires. Camping season is at hand. Never > inet, .obe r break camp until absolutely sure the fire is completel By ptr: of f P : extinguished. Never throw away glowing matches ot t s boar. cigaret stubs in the woods or from the window of a train ih or me @ en the 2 a) A little more caution on the part of all of us will hold eir , * po i i seal Gs down one factor of high cost of living—fires > 4 $ es ; ; ae i | ag cmtgg wh t anna fusion and trouble. You can’t ¥ t The Hard Part e other Is 4 on 0 Seeeeeeig..| me ene wees. ut theory HANDLE the soldier bonus, Uncle Sam will have fertile lates Sabai ey sy evr pales “J iF mother and 2 4,000 special clerks. If tie work's equally divided, He t . A child can be made to lie t 5 ners ae Fae each clerk will have over 1,000 veterans to investigate © cay tak C abuse for small things, It ca t t if And for each veteran there’s an average of 40 documents tts ut made dishonest by dema 5 t . r he in government files. All of these will be gone thru, and a . : a igi Pt Ae orang . considerable part of them balled up and have to be un getting 5 ots eg rg ge F 1 tangled. Red tape multiplies like a family of rabbits. ; * ¢ The “ other The war department long ago had the system schemed po Sale at > eet Nig - srt out, with the “machinery” ready to be put in operation | thing The next thing will be to prevent the usual interminable It in Nove of my boys uses tobacco f ny 2. delay. Either one of which is about as easy as winning the war. Barnum Was Right “THE American people certainly like to step up and every man, woman and child. Says Doherty: “Americans are the most gullible in- Vestors in the world.” Political observers guessed as ‘much, long before Barnum started his museum. As for Stock swindles, the man who tries to get something for _- nothing usually gets nothing for something. “67 STARTED to study Darwin,” Bishop Brown expiained . during his trial in Cleveland for heresy. “I'd preached against him all my life and I hadn't read him. That's not So strange as you might think. Call the average clergy- che clashes between man and man. statements. Thes power legislation. Tacoma and Seattle want Power Interests Make Inconsistent Fight During the session of the legislature a corps of men was maintained at Olympia by the power trust to fight P men t public arings and QUESTIONS || =< 7 go ANSWERS, ctor of National The committee % on the bill to wap he hoals to Hen tion by writing to The Question | Better forWell- the outlook for JEVER was Atlantic a university, four y well-recognized —m: ocean and those flowing to} the Pacific or tn the interlor basina,| 1D & al ing } are supplied by t a pr Advice to June Graduates—No. 9 the same number of kilowat id by a household4r at ‘alls, Ontarto, where light and pow the state-owned O io hydro-electric plant. In Washington ate corporation Trained Minds come a specialist in some of the $5,000 to $8,000 per year. The earnings of the successful spe Niagara | $93.42 ne toll charged by was $23.18, place a bet on Ww hich shell the little pea is under. a from “Labor,” a Wash As an Ste re sine wupenities aywh in Ontario the cost of exact! In 1914 stock swindlers gently separated the public from : roees sista and bP stark ee boar aed hea begin ‘0e sg 250 million dollars. This year the plunder from worthless vast difference between elec-|room house in Washington paid to| Mr. King Atkee dor pene Stocks will be four times as much, predicts Henry L. wer rates furnished under pub-| the Potomac E Light and Pow-| marked “paid” of the Hotel Lata ‘Doherty, the investment banker. That'll be about $10 for . ner corpor-| er Co., a private corporation, and alette, Niagara Falls, Ontario, for th jation wa the Sen-/ bf! for lighting a milar house, us|month of June, 1922. It 8, | 8,000 kilowats and the ‘The electric light er | Hotel Lafayette, Washir n- \for April, 1924, which re 000 kilowats was $425 Mr. King submitted examples of the difference paid by consumers wh use the hydro-electric plant in On stered 12 AEaeT x 5 Editor, Star's Washington Bu- tario and those who use private BY FIELDING LEMMON pe tine rests lO utlookin-Medicine N plants, the water power in both in Easy Road Is Wrong Road Ph ape nor py ae - a Reve Sata t ply 1 Hegel and utloo n edicine inever seaaie tonon te Biagara sive national bridge, which spans agara gorge and links the States and Canada. The went half of the bridge (s | ed by the Canadian g 4 ree aay Pte Pty 9 : 7 | Ithe publ nt ‘man to the stand and ask him if it’s not so. elsewhere, kept insisting that Tacoma and Seattle e n | ial branches of medical scl- | the ser kg Ontario hy i eying na oj or plants » res ‘ the , a od pro. ence |tric plant e average cort for a Call the average parson to the stand and, if he’s truth- trying to unload their power plants on the rest of the smell aria fies worth of Al-| vided be | scacucemt aeenacal From the time he sets himself | month during 1922 was $8.48. The ful, he will admit that he has often done the same thing. state. dany to the Catah which wasl was t worse if he is up in general p co, or as |east half 4s lighted from private hy Tt is one of the regrettable traits of human nature that Now in the present jocoupled by tha Alg wing. not w prepared. The young sumes some of the fixed positions Noveensa i plants on the American We are all prone to condemn on prejudice without study- initiative fight these 4 ¢ | enters medicine today mentioned, the physician may |side. The average monthly cost for . Dp ry r pre) " e ae have f tt Q. What ts the Continental Dt-} a great nacrifice to ne | | count on at least a living in- the same period was $43.10. The ing the other side of the question. a about cab rob er vide? | ploma and his right to come, Many of the more ener- | same number of light bulbs are use ‘ . é thi ‘ 5 all abou lelr “unload- A. The term applied to the lne| practice | | getic and successful men will jon each half of the structure. ‘I don’t know anything about it except that it's dead ing” talk and are now tn the Rocky Mountain region be.| He will have completed a high earn, after the first year or so, | It was further explained that th wrong,” is the easy road of thought that leads to most of ; z twean the atreama flowing to the| school training, *at Jeast two | | incomes with a met return of | people of Ontario are not paying « telling the people that ° | | [single cent of taxation for support jot the hydro-electric plant, it being to confiscate the private Jt degine in Montana near the| school and an internship of at cialist five to ten years after | self-sustaining. h “Th ill” plants on the western Glacier National park, runs south} a year in a well-equipped completing his training may ap: Mr, King sald a public or goverr y hy é rl side of the mountains and a little west towards Helena,| 1 hospital proxim: os $10,000 to $50,000 per | ment-owned hydro-electric plant at is i ; ith southeast to the Idaho atat her year. Many a successful general | Great Falls in’ the Potomac river EACH a boy that his ideal should be that of service, It happens that neither Md, following thas tine cheno | practitioner, away from the |few miles above Washington, woul that he must consider the rights of others, that he Tacoma sh Porro pace: then thru the Yello. | | largest cites, may also reach |p the same thing for the District o ; i - 4 F sires , atonal park; then south hese higher incomes Solumbia and reduce light and power | ais the equal of his fellows and that the more he acquires sires to unload its plan Saronaaina Maratea eae the | tothe eee ee \ | Neen rag ee icles eases | Ce ane ight and power "7 on the state or confiscate v Mountein range thru costs in proportion to the benefit ' of anything the greater his obligation to use well what n state or confisca Bone bill. the Bone-Erickson apap aiehipttetl eon ode tal to the young physician in the ae ; opie of On |= he hi d the chances are that, as a man, he will | any pri The @ little to th tah do teens oe now enjoyed by the people al as, an ¢ » asa n, he w be any pri ants. measure. New Mexico, and du past ‘will do for today. The young | tario. i g cith i Of sudden s in tacties |? r <acntatiea—T it Mexico. man who enters medicine with good .« = $ progress and i | * Ano her misrepresen um a r araplehodigenttle s 9 abuts happiness. You give to the world a man who is con- on the part - the power which is based on thin section sf aker's | nancial return is likely to be dis. | Sez Dumbell Dud: a structive. companies, however, {s ts that the section “empowers When was Booker T. Wash-| teas appointed. The man who enters | . : 7 A ‘ a ; the big cities to obtain ex ington born, and when did hb Suir inl “ 44 : Fees Give a boy the ideal that money is everything. Teach amusing. clusive control of the @lstriba. | dle? *| When the young man com. | wi h the spirit of keeping abreast him that he will not have to work, that he is the superior The conflacation cry of the | tion of electric light and power A. Born tn 1858, and dled No-| Pletes his ts Pik 6 tnce aid entitle Seat raee The wild ‘of his fellows, that he can have and do anything that tna ING. 408 tha Hone, power ton lor eter noe th mber 14, 191 | him. Formerly the one c | ed service to his community, is | oat crop nev- money can pay for, that he owes nothing to humanity, fae aa Vabekides! is Can tobi te be airraptecae we i Soria ks nea open to the graduate ; likely to reap a greater reward, | or fatlacts ‘that this life is merely a matter of the Devil overtaking lows | If this were true (wh ch Dies Lg ich fs the best way to clean! was the practice of general medi- not only terms of dollars but Hie i vhos . c. 2. ty | isa’: mi would : preter,» tu Siervytini ae tee cine also in the respect and honor of | ise a little the hindmost whose purses are not fat, and the chances bie ge nas Sy OF GUE | stated nopoly to private A. If a manufactured product is} Today he may enter the field of his colleagues and of the com- cose. ‘are that you give to the world a man who is destructive. se che lpi © acquire, | monopoly. But the fact ts that | not available, clean them sctth art) medical research, he may elect to munity, / cain. As ” . | this section does not repeal | o¥™ (which can be purchased at) teach in ono of the universities a Between the ages of 16 and 21 years, the normal boy’s and purchase, own, operate, | {0 stots inwa governing con Jany stationery store) and ahtne| or. medical, schools, he may | _ MONDAY—Tho Army. ' “life is one of “thrills.” He becomes constructive or de- control add to and maintain, | somnation proceedings; it does | *ém tclth talcum pouder. | Ghéoaé 26 entur tha fied of public’ | ———— “structive. He either aims to do things of, by and for ~~ are bard | not give them the right to con i ud yah } health as an officer of the himself, or to get “thrills” out of what has been handed ee ee te ) property unless they can Q Who was the founder of the} United States Public Health him. He either strives to do great things, with brains franchises, distribution demonstrate that a public {m- |Tnlam_ religion? Service or recure some munict systems, substations, inter-tie A, Mohammed, | , t tion, H : “thee”? wi vi a 3 | provement demands such con pal, county or state position. He and hands, or to produce great “thrills” with what is in or transmission lines, to enable | Prov oa after condemns tueie | rey iakartae ot tha opaniciga it it to use, purchase, sell and tion proceedings the cities and Q. Is pellagra elther hereditary or) the army or navy medical serv- _ the family purse. _ There is the “thrill” of making hard-won, honorable Success. There is the “thrill” of money spending, which acts like the drug habit, demanding, always, a stronger and stronger pill. At Chicago, the sons of two millionaires kidnaped a young man and performed a horrible surgical operation ther: to school, that lived with them in the home life, that makes gold and blood twins—the “thrill” of “Too Much dispose of electric current inside or outside its corporate limits, or to connect its plant with any other electric plant or system, or to connect parts of its own electric system. The word “confiscate” does not appear In this section or in roads and power companies can condemn private property now and pay a falr price for it That right was granted them So that individuals holding small strips of land could not hold | towns have to pay a fair price | for the property, just as corpora- | tlons do now. ‘That's the tact about Section | 2 of the Bone bill. | (More tomorrow) THE EX-CROWN prince of Ger-|” 4 WITH SO MANY cooks working Jon the world court broth, it ts no | wonder that the Pepper idea should | occur to one of them, at least contagious? A, It ts neither eee Q. What ts taploca? A. Food made froma plant known | @4 cassava, chiefly grown in South| |4 merica. It contains a great deal |of starchy substance, which, when ice, he may choose to devote himaelf to industrial medicine as the employe of some of the great and = far-sighted corporations which have seen tho necessity for proper health protection of their employes. He may become a general practitioner, serving a year? for postgraduate medicine, to be to lead the way tn to luncheon or should the guest of honor be -gtven | tho lead? | A. As s00n as all the guests have| arrived, the hostess orders the| unehcon to be served and leads the| ts way herself to the dining-room. {nothing new. ACCEPTED to scientific teachings of tho law of evolution is} All durable truths that Present opposition FOR SALE O you want $500? uponhim. There was “thrill” in it. Later, they kidnaped the bill. The power companies in : semt-solid and moist conditton,| great number of people in the Buy it on easy pay- and strangled a schoolboy friend. Much “thrill” in it. are trying to make the people SMILES jsgalemerstey Into small, trregular| capacity of ministering to their ments by — depositing The “thrill” of destruction. When there is no more believe fate word “con: fs ees A eat tcteenis ey ies regularly in a Dexter a1 5 laaav c ‘ emn,” found in this section, in 1 by <: “thrill” in a new auto, or classy clothes, or private means “confiscate.” | IT LOOKS AS tho this was to be| _,% How many classified and un-| lives, or he may continue his Horton Savings Ac- yachts, or any sort of high living, there is left the It does no such thing. The | the year of the falsetto keynotes, | Classified employes were there in| studies sufficiently Jong in a count. “thrill” of running blood. nok ilaity aide “feonmbenin’ did the government at the end of last| well-established graded school It will cost you less ers r that awful tragedy, tremble for their GA eat Ula Spt eek 3 dd 5444 | 7 : pe 1 Pests Ks ask how foul ‘tb It i nel fern on the cities the right | many says he will become a farmer, Pt cee SCIENCE | than $500’ because your ero. DOYS. snd ; ee MS tate which the public corporations | which 1s a good way to work the oll! @ 19 \t proper ‘f NOT || deposits earn interest “thrill” way back in the boys’ cradles, that went with have always exercised. Rall. | off his reputation, at least. 4 Proper for the hostess SCIENCE | from the start. Savings Department Open Saturday Evenings 6 to 8 o’Clock Resources have come into the world withir his- i toric times have been opposed and every individual who has welcomed up the companies for exceasive sums of money for their prop- erty. The cry. of “confiscation” ts THE THEFT OF eight dozen rub. ber heels from an Omaha store may indicate a change of method itn Ne-| braska politics. $39,197,021.39 Money!” LETTER FRom| and advocated them has been de- Telling It V RIDGE MANN A party of Eastern newspaper men are on a trip here to learn the truth about the West—News item. June 6, 1924. Dear Boys: ‘ Along the shores of Puget Sound are many things we prize. You see them when you look around; they flash before your eyes, Of all we own, from trees to trout, you'll see a lot, I guess; so let me tell a word about the things we DON’T possess. fee a thing to fear—except in local booze. Seale of Wealth and Value swings on Things We Don't Po ‘To weigh the worth of Puget Sound—or that of you or me—put in the scale, with things you've found, the things from which we're | | | but another smoke screen, sim- | flar to the one referred to in the first article about the power THIS PROHIBITION matter, Dr. | Butler insists, 1s all moonshine, nounced and sometimes punished as an enemy of the race, It is the history of all sctentific djacoverles, excepting only those for | lo Congress (Excerpts from the Congressional FABLES ON HEALTH THE COST OF DAINTIES ACH month tho food bills attract. likely to be found that the dainty ed quite as much attention in} was quite unnecessary to the well go to?” Mr. Mann would ask | particularly if purct sed at a cafe, |‘ Record) use In ‘warfare, which generally are! accepted when proved practical, that CONGRESS BY RADIO they aro bitterly opposed at first and) T believe if we shad in the senate {are endorsed only after years of op: | radio factlitles some of the speeches | position, | which are now made would not then| ‘The greatest opposition of modern | bo made, I bolleve there would be|times has been aimed at Darwin, | more speeches made here in the In-| Huxley, Herbert Spencer and thelr This has diminished with We don't possens a single snake with polson in its bite—you're the Mann family as did the rent,| being of the diners terest of the rule of the people; 1| associates safe in all the tramps you take around the woods at night. § light and other bills, An averago dainty is ikely to cost | Polleve that there would not be any |the years, but is still strong enough one may travel far and near, to camp or see the views, and never “By gosh, whero does the money | trom 10 genta to 26 cents per diner, |SPeeches made here in defense of|to make the principles which they ked officials, I think that when | ostablished in scienco one of the chief —— tralian has a law under which goods} HOUGHT shipped over an American railroad | A and then in an American ship to! | Austrailia have added to the duty! Where no counsel is, the peopte tho freight on the American railroad, | fall; but in the multitude of coun: while if shipped over a Canadian |sellors there is safety,—Proy, xit14, railroad in a Canadian ship they do} le not have to pay it.—Sen, Jones (f,), i Prat best recipo—best to worl and | Wash., before senate committee on best to take—is the admonition foreign affairs, [ot © frtend.—Bacon, \ id) Ballard We Jack the sultry summer nights that other districts know, How tah 9 fatillion Ad THA dea: | Inve TARIS 00" TUR tthe Mutat nator arose to speak, he would {arguments of tho civilized world, A where people scratch mosquito bites and wish a breeze would blow tion bobbing up cach 30 s—or| might add 40 cents to a single meal, | *00W that the sovereign power of | revival of opposition to this group of Altho at noon the sun is out and shining hot and red, you never each seven days, for that matter?/or $12 a month and something like | this nation was listening to him, and | leaders is now In existence and has il iM ing Revmineul/y, penkey cn. your, bad And how many hunt out the|$150a year. Two a day would double | 1 Would be very careful about what | resulted in many bitter controversies, \ ¥ ¢ lack the million-dollar home; no crowded slums are here—the || sources of leakage? this. sido ho took,—Sen. Heflin (D.), Ala, {many resolutions of assembled parti: | ry ea tae the vartecteitie Wp shea besa thd oi ahead Nh Checks in a great number of cases} And how many of the unnecessar. i ra Petes \s s and attempts at legal suppres: 4 Newspaper men can mix with presidents of Mena heck will ghow that tho little dainties add. | ies find their way to the table when | MERCHANT MARINE PROBLEM |sion of scientific teachings: | i F ed to even one meal a day gill send] vitamine-containing essentials are| My recollection now ts that Aus: | SONG Shes Shanken 1 ems ne ||Seeyereta 8 aaygt ed | amine coniaing” ea || Dexter Horton | National Bank Third Ave. and Cherry St. Second Ave, and Cherry St. Dexter’ Horton State Bank, Georgetown