The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 18, 1924, Page 7

mn" - ¢ = si The 10 nd of il Summer F lirtation ds! Silseae Want Their F erm nes Told BY F. G. OF a gone, Long ——_ 7 [t?xzarak TWO. THOUSAND CHANCES BY ALBERT APPLE 2,000 different lines of work that a boy ot sort ] y i= / an follow © strike into the world for Gorillas Passing i . 9 os a Ls w rut into th wage SE gl A Ne Pacodlpntey Ae ig : ( th v | e expe ing, that ’ ' , people select the work they are 22 reese es sreBar i different lines of work mean 2,000 different t For there is opportunity in ever i plenty of room for » re vely ‘ It depends on naturs and luck o » law of chance * . top to think how much ¢€ r it for ntended AAA) » Loa man t elect an occupation with great po: ibilities 1 to be? ac cuan was limited. He might become a farmer, 4 Saag act gpa ds N\A i,” Log SG if S, Py F tra i er, doctor, dentist, railroad man, keeper o ons. sponses ** peas rk eek \ ae = iN - “oy \ (WD Se ee 1! y ble, carpenter, mason, blacksmith, machi pre-war output P * { i vee ke Jack-of-all-trade nhnghe Econ F gourt ee ) wit \ } ) S WA | \ at didn’t complete the list. But his selection was not words about the soviet r urces connectec at \Y Ww © YW J fi ceaer IGS be ee ae panntanean the ued Wall street and London's Lombard street. Ru ei | NH “A UNINT = 9,5\ - 3 //] forms of work created for millions of people by th to ] ‘ i next y/ 000,000 Inhabitants of gigantic natural reso’ s barely touched, the ( zy role J the various stages of manufacturing, selling, repair 7 ‘ ° about 966,006 50 SeeatiEE country on the progra or toreign agains oth ie A. : yt {| ea We —_— the great fields of gasoline and accensorie . which bi ssh ‘has the Ingest eae’ sians will benefit in the exploit ug Forge ng ci dit > ty . i Radio has created many entirely new vocations. ch Ene as the largest num. it’s for the best. China will be the last reserve Bd: the movies. So have airplanes, industrial chemistry other new activities. Prohibition { sa * > ue sii R distilling ir ym is developing on suc aoug OOSE your caree as carelully as you would choose a; oat vee gs vo salina Be heel P Questions 5 ||| A Get-Out-The-Vote Club |r qe eet dic taviscs, “she speaks words of| Henri Chaussin, of the Bacardi Run Answered e BY RUTH FINNEY wisdom. One can get rid of an uncongenial husband or} wife easier than to ange lines of work after years of | nount of hoo . F “ \ NGTOS To |} ment. | training in one li ve bred habit. smugg gled into th ne Uni States. Prohibition is a gigantic n t mbat the a ae ate t With 2,000 different ways of making a living to choose} ECONOMIC problem rather than a r 1 one. ‘It wa eto La t 4 of vot the Natior from, there is no excuse for anyone not finding work a brought about primarily Fi “ wk more and 7 »| Get-Out-the-Vot " t : loves ‘ se squander less. It ha: in a huge surplus of Amer ' - t Was ' tt f € Nature distributes our inclinations shrewdly. There are | can grains t formerly were used to ke whisk Now ! t Nt ! . en an f st enough “born mechanics” or “born doctors” to meet it creates alcoholic traffic rivaling antic sugar in . vemee all congrensior tn 13 ‘ needs, and so with every activity. Many get into the wrong|} g mysterious force lustry in Cuba. PT a tikeie nake the poet oor t ‘ line—are misfits—and, discontented and half-hearted, fail.| wal hi erie new ¢ n't care how 66 per cent ‘ Instinct will guide most of us to the right work. |] Puzzies the: experts Qw b f f a put ! tit wants y ote v Much failure is directly due to well-meaning but mis- but Displaced by Gas Aralept inte. great “ , oe {guided parents who sway the child away from his natural ‘ | ‘ NOTHER interurban electric railway is forced out of |, vs +e vain tn fan.| nonsect r s, race a inclination and try to make, for instance, a lawyer out of a) the traveler via business by motor trucks and autos. This time it’s | ing? . ut It believes that ‘'a fu ——sCIENCE ——————, |horn mechanic or a mechanic out of a born lawyer. the Aurora, Plainfield and Joliet line, in Illinois. Its offi- Yes, 7 nereased + ty | and free ballot & t tie Egotistical Man He has to live with his job. Let him select it. cials said the road could no longer operate in competition mete : sseande = — ren “4 of the republic’; deplores ‘that 2 : with “gasoline buggies” except at a loss. i . The Pitesti! business has had a hard,row.to hoe. | x- - patie the United States of voting age mg iy esha Cody It started out with high hopes and much public enthus- ices aa ee eperee One + GGRh lehe darth wana padi jasm, to bridge the inadequacies of steam railroad service. | | ton “by aa ine 1 5 ic 7 r and that anyone fool ecmteosrere“sr zwweesue eaoaresttyrre--s 82aF barely one-half of the people in pT ee : H i ‘ ‘ i ‘ { } ; H ‘ { ‘ + The auto crowded it too fast. An exceptional situation in | Editor New ig fee : full registration and ba 4 * the history of American industry. Wast as Ae ; ‘ nth ; the a legally qualified Ameri. | center of the univers VW)HEX he end of the day comes a roitin’ around and your efteray's| | Sits back and revels ; 3 ply. No me 5 . n elt : ter thos e were 1 ru ¢ on low, it's often the truth that your spirit’s not sound and j . i Soldier ladvice. , Personal rep “l] om a . ; ely ae . W filon ‘blage! cana lo slow 1) in the* comforts jentin 1 letter ust tt ‘ ¢ on yo! ; } NLISTED strength of the regular army is now about rigned Simon Michelet, Was - ate og ag ve 1 ors ou wings egestas penne mee wie) si es ela hulk) | made possible by r 1 ; th ot pu've used e tn the i 124,000 men. This is one soldier to protect the lives i — ae ‘cscs rset ts th ‘ the er ¢ long as setlist mish Ay Wise t Sena ts : } and property of every 900 Americans. es ae ¢ mute .F fount! t at et vu fret about fagging all out? Your system can't always| j Each soldier is guardian of two or three million dollars’ ‘ ‘ canna ehoalel toe d hess Staal eee belief t me t's bound to be giving when work is your living. Why, that's rh Now of na al wealth. You wouldn't think so, to ex- 1 fe Sine h eee oe ) remember that nature {s wise, and life knows what's bect.| } amine their pay. the things that put tired in your eyes and demand that 7 ' T ed to make} R' rest | don't get the grumps and go down in the dumps. Get rest that is] Radio Gaining would not be go ' ome ‘ han he ha . |necded by men. When the sun's up tomorrow, ‘twill drown out your d ste Sevatbhaneel jw give up Ue, iden | Deeeed bY “ten: | Woe ‘ “ ADIO corporation anngunces an 85 per cent gain in its sex a blue spot In the} election If the . ‘ of his earth gz in that exalted| Stow and you will start all over again. sales of receiving sets, compared with a year ago, fig- | n in # mot x Singin pr aha apahn riparia sigic Jeusapeianeve i -eeuclige ese? ures covering first six months of two years. 4 2 * b 2 desire to bait The situation as regards sales of parts is difficult to ce ss nes APs 4 Let al position; that as ' oa estimate. Home-made sets reflect youthful buying. Radio ua 1h aie’ chr a a fact, that sthe min, da the —_ 70 hours to Chicago industry now is in its second sales movement—complete in atte ped a at tha ay a x S i : & 4 sets for the older and conservative who have been sitting 5 2 by shifting ° verse by any mean t only that back “waiting for the thing to get perfected so I won't | {N¢ are back or forth from the con President Wheeler? |} put there are many suns in. the have to tinker with it.” aie || President Dawes? ||treter than ‘the carte sun | = ee Summer ¢ contes # »| President Bryan? !.= [NATURELAND | A Thoughs }/ (iptv Sele ie | pom a f We i in ap | | Toni "nc prpderragipivag sen aera: A pia eg RB re pe €€, of | €e LO”R of eich’ Libal emt claim Isle ince the modern hod of electing a president planation of how this might hap- without number and a most luxur-|4 Emmons ne fire ase Sh: tho’ Uicerabicien ch. the “ 2 i } Line October 31. jant Aurora Borealis on electrically Sie & ion residue oh nllAktaer ; now a clear night MA'S MONEY'S WORTH 1 Gite one aids of the. strest’ anche | i0i ne coupon below and mail || Wa Consult I ga ou ny yeste to|than the ¢ sr pedestrian: to our Washington bureau: . Pe ofr tiki nh we on | One Ton of Qa Ae farms te still done by tr . wweyou That jor when crossing the street. | POLITICAL EDITOR, Washing Gen. Agt, Pass. 4 seh Ege ete eth Peteatd the left-har ddewalk the ton Bureau, 1 attle . l: | 2nd & Madison - day ing s pedestrian is not required to look 132: ew York Ave, Washing o¥ b of te 2n $ JUST LIKE FATHER | 1s large an aggle for ap ton, D.C. ‘ t k q Ky u | ; Phone: EL Iot-6800, es economy to THE NEW NEIGHBORS fig 5 Hf Meanings’ p48 oe Me e want the bufletin BIOGRA * § you sized up that new | 2MNand ddewalk fa uscd OF THE VIC SI ; This is the last week of our HEATROLA t hag moved in next or | % , DE! Al. CANDIDA and inclose herewith 5 cents in loose || fa CLUB special offer. Join NOW and you sce,| | postage stampa for same SE 1 | get absolutely FREE with your Estate Taal aki : ; ( o Heatrola ONE TON OF COAL. Ail you Diels | PAO near ca L pay down on this CLUB OFFER is $2. 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