The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 5, 1924, Page 8

ATTLI TAR | \ | Elect Paul and Phillips! 66) OUNTY RING” or clean government in the courthouse? That's the issue, as The Star sees it, in the county com- missioner priniaries. For nomination, in this instance, means election. : This paper believes that the time has come when the ‘ma- chine,” which has had its tentacles wound into county affairs and county coffers for too many years, should be kicked out. It believes King county wants clean and efficient county gov- ernment, and that this election will provide an entering wedge for breaking up the old state of affairs. RANK PAUL, present commissioner from the south district, is pledged to such a clean up. Paul ran on that platform at the last election, and on several occasions made attempts to start a house cleaning. But as a mi- nority member of the board, he was outvoted. The Star believes Paul is sincere in his efforts. It believes Paul is entitled to a chance to prove his sincerity. It urges his re-election, to give him that chance. “Sue HE situation in the north district is a peculiar one. Citizens west of Lake Washington are up in arms for a commissioner representing their side of the lake. They point out that for more than 20 years north district commissioners have been elected from east of the lake, and that the west side has been discriminated against in roads and other necessities. Three candidates are outstanding in the north district race: William Brown, mayor of Redmond; Frank Kannair, secretary of the Retail Grocers’ association, and H. J. Phillips, formerly a - The Seattle Star ==» |L —., || HOW CANDIDATES STAND Oy; ho REMARKING, INASMUCH AND AOTWIASTANDIAG — ~_ | |. The Local Issues w™ | tall No. 3 cludes a series of three storie by Mallon dealing with cam paign issue VAVOIUTE ISSUES Coolidge PAUL R. MALLON anal I ru Gt ef coal EDITOR'S NOTE: This « wa nization : Davis P o@t f self D. @ threat © rarely government ade it petulty emp ze t oct traditions The ‘ la Vollette k the — ae Smoking Room Stories Davis La Follette— perfect the Jaws rm be » {nome ¢ himeelf at the th tatute i tw ft |f f anger to Bim t ach ° r t called on to say aration GOVERNMENT SCANDALS Coolidge y m: law will be enforced Davis—"1 road foreman in that district. Members of the county “machine” make no secret of the fact that they are working tooth and nail for Brown’s election. And that, in The Star’s opinion, eliminates Brown. OTH Phillips and Kannair are pledged to clean up at the courthouse. But they are in a situation that obviously is impossible. Strategy of the “machine” has been to keep both men in the race, in the belief that they would so split the north district vote that Brown would have a walkaway. North-siders, in the interest of good government, must not let this occur. They must choose between Phillips and Kannair. The Star recommends Phillips. IT BELIEVES THAT THE PAUL-PHILLIPS TICKET WILL MEAN AN END TO THE COUNTY RING AT THE COURT- HOUSE! | Endurance Setting [[QXRANCE has ratified the treaty of Lausanne. Bet you don’t remember the racket over anne, in July Q of last year. Well, the La reed to | called over a year ago, by Turkey, France, Great Britain, Italy, A. N Japan, Greece and Rumania, and its purpose was to estab- lish peace in the Near East. It has taken France over a year to join Great Britain, Greece and Turkey in the ratification, and some of the other nations are still trying to ratify. Ten thousand wars could have ted during the year. The Dove of Peace is the only bird that has to set for years before a hatching. PS Questions * Answered ¢ both the fresh radic E SHIPPED himself in an express box, in Texas. And | 4. Vessels have never been run $40 Bill Baker, 18, was nearly dead of thirst when he | >y radio, but have been directed by| Who | Brown, speech radio waves. was rescued by a case of mental telepathy. B. B. Neeley, express messenger who discovered Baker, | y | | tells it this way: “While working at my desk in the ex- | press car, my subconscious mind told me there was some 1s one in the car besides myself. So, along between Toyah | Eaitor, 2 isd New Yor we and Pecos, I decided I would thoroly examine a certain | | Washington, D. C., and enclosing large box. I had that queer feeling that some one was two cents in loose stamps for re question of fact or informa- looking at me, tho I was alone in the car and nobody in | ply. No medical, legal or marital Hara ladvice. Personal replies, confi- sight. jdential. All letters must be He opened the box and found young Bake his bottles of drinking water empty expressed himself to an uncle as se. Q Will cutting out the worm in We doubt if any of our readers hasn’t had a similar | # 40%'s tongue prevent it from going experience verging on telepathy. How many times have apr you turned in a crowd, uncomfortably conscious that some one was staring at you? If this doesn’t demonstrate ‘radio thought,” how do you explain it? r, exhausted, ly signed. by the way, Hill t The supposed “worm” in ¢ lytta, or lon m red of cartilage or fibrou the middle and under the of the gue of the dog by dog fanciers supposition that it is a or parasite and ‘that its re T'S nice to look forward to vacating time, and it’s bully to plan on aj Poe ms ti birthp! rest. You need recreation when hot is the clime, ‘cause a loaf gives you! pis oy ees cepnae rere O nes pris es back used-up zest . Lie ; The day that you start on your week or two trip Is like shootin’ the} @, What did the Spanish colony of chutes, one might say. Your mind is at ease and it’s dippin’ the dip, like] “New Spain” include? fi 2 youngster of five at its play. | A. Mea Texas, Florida, New| You start at the toy of the vacation ride and you skim thru the air,| Me and California with much| jownward bound, The world at its best is Just casually eyed as the trip| adjacent claimed territory oth akes you ‘round and around. oe | free Of course y ang on as you're spinning thru space, for you know that] _@ Who received the $25,000 prizo| they the ride will be short. You're takin’ no chances on losin’ your place in the, for the best plan ducate the! the wonderful vacation sport jehildren of all ne | And ten, one more curve and you feel your ride Jerk and the ending just) PFIN®, about world | gives you a spill. You fall down thru space and you land back at work is prise, offered by the It's the end of a wonderful thrill. | World Federation of Education as s0 as tol (Copyright, 1924, for The Star) led. Communicate with Dr Augus LZ | formation on the offer. Q. Where was John Philip Sousa A, He wan born in Washington,| and aud his mother Bavarian, Letters Editor The re month increase in nell, licemen and firemen, being rejected b: Tele pathy Lo tate wt eee te rns | Surely every policeman. is work per week. | worth | demand justice street-car conductor yin cr ‘OU can get an answer toany | | should not be unpunishe ° FROM wits en neaders MRS. EVELYN RICHARDS. overett, Wash. [ A Thought ] He that is glad a the fir w much has Sez Dumbell Dud: jamities shall é you continue Denny of millions of imy ment bonds? rs and sisters have 1) political platform 2 peel P A ) one, b ut man's father is.my! Will a A. The indivtdual must be the son | #k of the speaker, since if he has| fo neither sister nor brother, his fath-| brief state six political candi about and for whom | soctations, has not yet been award-| Editor The Star | n As an interested observer of the] |tus A. 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