The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 16, 1924, Page 6

rut EATTLI TAR es green ~ = . n as 99 Imre a lm ar 5 j Who Do Women W ant for President? Here’ S Coolidge’ Ss Side in Debate [ “HOLD HER, POP!” 4 a ee ae iP Why, S Bishop? Ja y, Senator Bishop | ceaand ‘ i a glk SENATOR WILLIAM BISHOP, of Jefferson BY MRS. ALVIN T. HERT _— ' a : gou 4 DO6. STENT against the Bone Power Vice Chairman, Republican National Meet Us and Wear Diamonds Welsfield & G , ' in the elec n ative Measure | Committee ' 4 he secretary of st | \HICAGO, Sept. 16-—There a T i 1as arguments avor ( J t “ hi FA f measure that would place elig to go to the t ; on mu power plants, and und p mber and cast their vote for , forcing an increase rates. president : Tt must have cost Senator Bishop several hundred It ts important ¢ tees women lars to have these statements included in the ele ee wee ee seca c down 4 book. The Star doubts whether Senator 1 ea one hundred dollars worth of real, conscientious interest ‘aa wes ¢ Coolidge tt ? in either measure. t t American, who ' members Senator Bi hop as the m | BB. resenta the best in American ! H t high taxes at the last session of the legisla- | circa tar Aon hed 4 a © ture, and said he wondered how he was to r his | quallt h tar 14a ' coh It ve rbers him as the man who protested against | He wt for simp 3 : ® the pitiful condition of the farmers and urged that they | e tape, for Weisfidd & Goldberg s great drive 1 @ { oe given relief, aulck, f 4 ng act account in full swing ms have i The Star wonders where the se the seve president Coolidge has long the bone in an effort to show the § hundred dollars to spend for argume the Bo . gps lg coving ease with which Diamond ches and fine jewelr hill, if taxes are so hare t wonders why ee - the “as can be purchased under the Weisfield & Goldberg ANY individual ndreds of dollars of hi ernit f uct Way. All that is ne y to carry a any article own minds i one of the richest | been _sharecterteed tee you desire, is an t face, ability to a corporations ir interested | 1) eo bon : mall amount 74] TWO CENTS, or ar ised Why, Senator | || passed | 67th two-cent po: np. F 2 Rink | ra oe Rebel: the Power of the Two- Cont Stamp! rappec unk M husettes, hor 6 of ey { kings o HERE is nothing cooling to a hot temper as a | | rhebryics ' lat : ‘ See piece of cold steel,” says Navy Secretary Wilbur. t tr urs a we p There was cold steel a-plenty in 1914 and from then | As 6 t Ma usetts of 1 r 5 On to 1918, but history does not reveal that any hot ‘ a the passes I ft ft Jux a tempers were cooled by it. Not at all. The same hot | YOU take tempers, a bit subdued by impoverishment and wreck, | engage git e ag exist, uct only in a defeated country, but in the | have spent ey others involved. Com nt The greatest and most satisfactory refrigeration of | overheated temperaments is reason. It only made a ges- | { provide mothers ture at the beginning of the world war, the very idea ~ . ° . “1° rs that Mr. Wilbur advances being employed in its stead. k oreign Intervention in China Is of labor ’ Tible experience civilization ever has known. More than I . b I M : that, the whole European situation was left in chaos | 2 VW ¢ | ae 290T1e « from which reason at last is now trying to rescue it. nevita c °d 7 ague 2 all right in its place, and every nation should. have it in aay Wise proportion and for safety, but that it rises superior E #0 reason as a means of cooling hot tempers is not true Thus we were treated to the most stupendous and hor- ! Do It! Armament, which is another name for cold steel, is BY WILLIAM PHILIP SIMMS in any sense. go Into p by bandits To Encourage Literature NE of the interesting contributions to current litera- ture is in the form of an advertisement by Mr. M. W. | Henderson, superintendent of gas distribution by the Los Angeles Gas & Electric corporation. The title of Mr. Henderson’s work is “What Is a Gas Meter?” | Mr, Henderson’s description of the bellows-like action | upon the meter’s leather diaphragms is concise and dis- | tinct and should be: foHowed by an explanation of the cee NESBA RE tn AOR | | one y and by tatterdemation | The United States nas, China in left to herse the way t no chance for her, a ha confere ng time. ‘The rank Washington and tt two most imp the last fou fe Chinese ta unspeakable ave no more means of themaclves or of bet r situation than cattle y of strict dead. business at a standstill and & pasture, They may bellow forced by the reput body will hear, J wince 1921 made The civil war now ravi meter’s bellows-like action upon gas bills. “What Is a | tho so-called repu is ¢ hor f | reduction in Gas Bill?” next, Mr. Henderson. | ly m fight for the leu art t , ‘The Yeague of nations rescued | abled the Yh} | rich spoils everywhere again r 4 phic wo and one-half ouk Ae ody game ‘ and ¢ 3 | ars Ae $1 Weekly The Force of Love 1s fm progress: a each brig raepebpr have x burdens of the peorie |MAA 2c Down A MICHIGAN farmer pretended to be insane, so he ail he can of t 4 Para i Gu r could join his wife who already had been committed i . > longer ation jo SCIENCE ey nds TODAY to the asylum. He'd have won his wish if the judge had | pide gd pont. BAcK { QUEER FISH 7} 4 you on the Highway Mot noticed a gleam of joy in his eyes when the farmer's a int Pb abs pos Spr UT w commitment papers had been made out. ating t of the United ‘ Love in extreme cases resembles the law of gravity or the force that pulls a needle to a magnet. It is one of the yery few psychic or spiritual forces that exist in all ring while Brows WISTS of the United States fishery bureau recen an z balance in easy, weekly payments. Dutchman unced sald. habits ar tator in his own # , China ent fishes indicate some ground Biwe- . People. ved an army to defend that—o - | for the belief that certain types have |’ Sars f= | hink of I! Maybe some heartless scientist of the future will learn ‘ r, appointed | some way of communicating with moun > to take. charge |¢each other theory | how to neutralize love—enable its victims to forget its i j was advanced by Dr. Bell, inventor lure—as we now ¢an demagnetize metal. | Questions < Gey the tbaibsine:-<whia agentes Sone time in studying them. Also, the investigations show that the higher : | é d London Bridge IS— | A nswered | | types of fish have m: of the char z : ‘ SES Lo Ee | acteristics of animals ONDON bridge is really falling down—too heavy a Q. What is Tom Mix’s address? ws | ‘The nea marae curious creature traffic strain. One of the piers is sinking. It'll be 4. Foe Riséics, Western: Ave, because knight in chess 4, Cal. g been a favorite object of é ired. Hollywood as is famous bridge was originally built 748 years ago. | @ can you give mo a few namea| fand ite strange, even ludicrous, ap Can you imagine any modern bridge lasting that long? {of some famous Indian chiefs in pearance. Tho investigators found It’s the same with roads. Highways, paved by the Romans | © &-_ history Ag Nie odreges | that the actions of this sea horse | 2,000 years ago, today have stretches as good as new. F 0 + Odie Joseph, Pon | were due to an elaborate system of | ‘ ‘ | Sleepy Eye, Long | defense that it had developed for the | Our generation builds for the moment. In the Good Roads | ; 2 | | purpose of concealment from its ene- | Movement, why not more attention to endurance and less Sa hict, mies. With its own kind it indulges In Your Pocket f cents or down on mileage? Li - aS : jin swimming and diving contests, ap- | question of fact or Informa- 417 J euiness that is found in young b writl The i | animals flor by eritog ahs ces || &— actually superior in the tea cup,“ | Some biologists think there fs rea Proper Placing ice r F Washington, D. C., and enclosing S wi akers are using “psycho-technical tests” BLEND of INDIA, CEYLON and JAVA Tkas son to delicv fishes of the same WISS watchmakers are using “psycho-technical tests two cents in loose stamps for ro Me Re J |kind communteate with each other, —in other words, intelligence and efficiency tests— ply. No medical, legal or marital dante’ andi beds probably. do, ‘thru * A to learn what kind of work an employe is best fitted for. ladvice. Personal replies, confl- sensitive antennae, ee | Be ase dbo cilonas wont ale We're gradually nearing the day when all children will ee ae ee | | —————m erate tardiness.; If you haye no Sez Dumbell Dud; F lly nes } } stgned. crane on chawa Gee, be takes cate be examined scientifically to learn whether their ambi- | Table, ant I timepleoss that tion is on the road that leads to failure. Success is not | et | with ORLY oban une $0 very difficult—if a man gets into the job he’s best Q What could you gest as! A man’s eo add es wrath out ye “7 2 < 7 P j appropriate furnishings of an old) ¥ frie with the fine x W atch in the house. fitted for. Dangerous for parents to urge a child to fol- | pPropria ba lf friends are Be “on time all the time” with one of our Famous Illinois “MAST st styles in Illinois, ova. Hamilton atches, Deliver don credit f ised cash y cash? Wear while log cabin? low a career he doesn’t instinctively like. A. Rust Jor unfinished reed or wich furntture, made of logs,| § surprised when he mar- | ries. So is the man, ; hang-| ings of brown burlap or similar! Everybody Helped material" sntess Gurialan’ anowsd RINTING was invented by the Chinese instead of ied ENOCE BES CULESINS 01,009 tne Europeans, claims Professor Carter of Columbia uni- | floor coverings, with rugs made of versity. He says he has proof. More than 600 years be- | #*ins. #f vou | | Swiss. Rag rugs are appropriate * able to get them you pay! fore Gutenberg was born, Orientals were printing from |1" *¢ living room. The bola for eee ike “Yatle“tao” conaieniete onal] inrignton anautotip #1 ANG That's Not All! ey"! , had movable type, made of earth- lamps and flower vases should de enware, about three and a half centuries before Guten. |of dull copper or hammered. brass I rey ite NEW RECORDS Bluhill : Wrist Watches—2c Down ‘eatured in the current week's selecti in the first Victor record eae 7. berg reached his cradle. | There should be a large open brick|| made Wir tot thei stim week ; i 9 s. lor atone replace. righ ndia f al tarts A new sopra *naidered by many to be However, it doesn’t matter much who invented it, as |°% "on? J! ne Bright Indian) oven finer than Galli Curct saps CHEESE —Silverware—2c Down gan ian : : 7H blankets, thrown over the couches 64g 31 a dl Lammermoor (Part 1) In Italian! long as we have it. Like most inventions, it’s the cumu- |and casy chaira would add color.| 166 {rucia di Lammermoor (Part 2). in ttaneg}: Tet! Dat Monte P 1] 2¢D Jative work of many individuals of many yenerations— Browns, tans and yellows in the OTHER VICTOR RECORDS —Ff earls—czc Down y wertes and decoration ight pre Prrri tudiantina of Supplie | . . not any one man. Chet and decorations might pr 19362 { Batudiantin Wis tivev or | ‘Victor aixea Chorus |] Navy tnenartingn” ‘ \ —Anything an Stoel: | s | Ad dnt he eas until 10 o'clock ri eet |] 19399 } Pat +’ SAPO Rlckman's: Orohedtra 4, for delivering motor’ generator | Something to Worry Over Q. What tariff duty, i¢ any, 1s] ri {marvel ; s Neel Trot..| Paul Whiteman and His |] nd the: Neve yard | Delivered for 2 |Lonely Little Melody—Fox ‘Trott Orchestra 1 pply for pro- Cc Down HIS bit of science, caught in the net of wide reading, ee pircicn ome ce n. App upply. Officer, tions of foreign postage and rev-| 19415 | 1 Wonder What's Become of Sally? | Shannon Quartet Y Puget Sound, W will interest radio fans: Pure water is not a good | enue stamps. | eek a ! Henry Burr au oF Supplies and” Accounts conductor of electricity. The material dissolved in the A. Foreign postage stamps or Hirde) ES | DAVID PO: %, Paymaster Generai after thirty days, you are not entirely satisfied with your water is what makes H2O conductive. However, there's |"¢venme stamps canceled or uncan-|} 26018) 40 viel Mnlody w York String Quartet [|ment. Peco cee purchase, return it to us and your money will be cheerfully , eS celed and foreign government stamp refunded. no such thing as absolutely pure water except in chem- 2647 | Moonlight Mer ed post carda bearing no other print ‘ox Trot} Herb Wiedoeft's Cinderella or | Chimes Biues—Fox r) Roof Orchestra » a mo ical laboratories, so radio fans needn't worry about proper | ing than the offictal print thereon 4g | Mexteall Roxe—Waltz Geatiewon’ = ' MAIL ORDERS FILLED . grounding. Jare free of duty. i | 1 Miss You at Gloaming—W Ae ser d tk AU. S. NAVY YARD FE | See I an ie he e Wa \ There He Some Changes Mados....22 {Marton Harris HARLestoN fy Q. What js the premium value of Germany Digs in the tecont plece of 18147 BRUNSWICK RADIOLAS in all Sizes Ase vee trom NE thing that looks as if Germany means business in BE TGA Bute He, DANES: ave, Seattle the matter of paying reparations is the way she’s 5 eR iy cutting down government expenses. In a few months |,..% 20 much citric acid docs a ; si 30 p.m : ri § lemon contain? very trip a Ferry Trip exeepte Seattle’s Credi . 400,000 government employes have been fired—a fourth A. Lemon juice contains 7 per| Jewelers : 308 Pike of the total. cent of citric acid, The amount of ‘oints 80¢ Round Trip, i . TRADE MARI ; The tendency of all governments is to have just as |lemon jilce in a parktowlar lemon NAVY YARD RQUTE, “If Sam Welsfield Can't Repair Your Watch, Throw It Avway't many employes as the taxpayers will stand SHOUAE OF Lia obs ibiobandine, Res uni