The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 1, 1924, Page 6

HE ATTLE —— Who’s Going to Put the Cat Out? J 3 ‘Get Into Debt If Youd | ——~" =—)_ | Succeed, Says Financier | BY GEORGE BRIT! y ‘are f Mr Break BLANCHE he ngofaG Need for ( TOBIAS : d to i aps ¥ the mp-thu: Emma of her own baby! ) the law. Merciless: higgest of all c ¢rime {fs a motive. F 4 brea r a under pressure of misery life may k ) between right and wron [) The other day Dr. J man of the welfare commi Kiwanis, visited this girl in her cell led by the hand her 18-month-old daugh ter, Ella. The child sprang into its mother's arms. The mother hugged it, * Kissed it, cried in happiness, showed all the tenderness of a loving mother. knockir rasping a rushed to th become so black g is lost to her ackson, chair- of Wooster's He was passing Mrs. Emma i this and beat I'll see threw the box plump into the m en she turned blithely to the doc the law, in the person of a detecti was knocking. He wanted to know if had tics. Of wot, But, b trange 1 the box He opened the box full of drugs The strange another detective A lovely lady may throw nity rta handkerchiefs, vampish winks the harpoon on occasion, and even herself ata man and get away with it very But, once in her life time, iminating evidence hurt g toward a perfect stranger of the male persuasion she takes an awful chance tee are . later,” and an’s arm or, Yes, » you i on de phras philosophy summed up course n with It wa was man’s greatest assets labilities: young = t mere ous strange often if she even ine This girl brok “T dec ve Let the Facts Talk begun to fl Pct big fellows hav and growl about income tax public ity, and in interviews and statements and private conversations are predicting that when the new congress gets on the job it won't take long to repeal the publicity clause of the tax law, Maybe it will take long The big fellows would have you believe that when the country went republican, it decided against ince tax publicity. Well, it didn’t The man who did more than any other individual in the country to bring about income tax publicity was Senator Jim Couzens of Michigan, and Couzens was returned to congress by a fine and large majority. Couzens believes that income tax pub- licity makes for honesty in the treasury He is a rich man and tax publicity m have embarrassed him as much as any other rich man, but he thinks it is a good thing for the count how! The Fastest Train That Ever Ran ||What Folks | cs. is ate ie Sasi nied terse end Are Saying CHRISTIE, noe > Let's hear what this girl, who, twice in | 18 months, had gone thru motherhood, | Bays: = “Shortly before my last baby was born } my husband his father beat me." What are a couple of beatings to a gir Of 20 who has been the victim of cruelty all her life? There are worse tri fc a girl. “IT was sent to the county infirmary She adds, “‘and when my baby arrived my Se husband said it was not his child.” No one, save a woma that must have meant. “J thought it over,” she ss that my baby could never a chance. I put my hand over its mouth for a few seconds. , I strangled it The officers of the le Jail. The elec- tric cha A broken girl of 20, and the Vengeful law be But there is the superiority, as well as the equality of women. Ohio Federation tof Women’s clubs has riven to see to it it this girl finally has true friends, that she has a fair trial, that she has all the 2 that is in the heart of justice. And yyou'l!l say, God bless them for it! ss than a quarter tous Smoking Room Stories LLIAM Missionary a’ man to ru is a farce ican dolia which r of the 5 rema how nar ‘China y men proper Christia needs an tron nese repub yme losing it | i Bald Heads and Grass ! ABY, nine weeks old, has had six haircuts.” You saw her picture in ‘the papers—little Allice Sue Winder of Norfolk, Va. In cases like this, physicians say, 4 active endocrine glands.” ‘The thy- iroid in maturity, and the thymus gland "to considerable extent in youth, regu- ) lates the growth and texture of the hair. af a universal cure for baldness ever is | discovered, it’ll be a glandular extract. Why discover it? Bald-headed men ) point out, grass never grows on a busy street Trur had ater K exclude votes of the are bought openly.” Sa > aro FROM ‘ OTTO H. KAHN, ¢ Letters FROM Readers _ | |,sttrom' tiie All letters to The Star must have name and address. has ‘HANGING NAMES or Metro rkr “The him of jazz nked y more claim to be r Amer grand ) painstaking eru impe f Wagner a aA I Rl f (A Thoughe } are my disciples, if ye have love one to another.—John 15:35, Len ope w ut k home 4 far, Right now, Couzer 3 busy in Wash- ig ington studying the taxes paid by wealthy citizens and corporations, to figure out how to write tax laws that will make tax dodging still more difficult. About the time the new congres¢ gets myer fercr on the job, Couzens will be there with | fremn setident enesiorebial “Abii perhaps the most comprehensive study ry t ¥ te the name of « of taxes and tax evasion that has ever ‘ et ore ut a fair been made in this country. entire The big fellows in their favorite organs may be able to make the most noise about income tax publicity now, but it will be worth while to wait and see what Couzens and his committee find out before swal- lowing any predigested opinions on the than | subject. * ‘Then let the facts tal ‘Hello, to 3 Yo thank you. I am just back ma. | 2 from one. ver was the) tn by Attracting Brains IKKER, who invented the Fokker air- ® planes used so much by Germany in the war, comes to America. He will build an airplane service to carry passengers, q 100 pianes for Uncle Sam. The Zep- pelin industry is transferred to Akron. | Qur country is attracting some of the European brains. Increasingly more ‘Will come as time passes. America has be- ) come the world’s industrial Mecca. ?? Answers to Your Questions ? ?| Ss SESE EE 6 Se Q. What !s tho address of the) ——— 8) Polk in secretary of tho National Associa-| | ‘OU can get an answer to} | chanon tion of Resl Estate Boards? | any question of fact or in- Haye ‘A. 629 6. State imt,| | formation by writing The Seat- ee tle Star Question Editor, 1323 @ On what day of the week dia | New York ave. Washington, D. February 1,.190 ? C., and inclosing 2 cents in loose A. Wednesday. | | stamps for reply. No medical, ed, type of medieval eee legal or marital advice. Per |) i iy Sourope? FQ Can one use the spicy syrup} pei ey one an ‘4, From the full evolution of the Saft from spiced pears or pickles in| 4 tere Mus signed. Romanesque style any way? | sance, or, roughly, from A ts not to live for one's self) AN AVERAGE OF FIVE COL ; let us help one another.— | lars w made for every man’ ia ‘the country last year COME TO WASHINGTON PROPERTY ‘ I8 NOT SAFE. <a = FEM the worst. 6 wan patr very 8 a nection man hoon the track Elkhart appointing, Ind., th was a trifle time mado t about seven m a the schedule, 1% pro-rated ze of almost ©., the Att train outcome 913 Dri Townsend, Y M DESTRUCTION enemy to teeth | bound. hour waved brighten up ing along at when some a red flag a almost scared Bu-| tho engineer out of his boots in T" OUR DEER © to offer g | ieditor with your rongue I dor t or not, but The t to } You-can feel it some com- ' » your editorial, ——— lease don’t hide those pretty teeth you have, any longer Taylor in Linco 1848; many p ro ters of a mile A cruy th 1 the brakes Jarred the topped th half a mile, minutes to flagman had Despite thi was t river why, d three ate by the forest ser: | placed number in state Mgure which of cou of the mark. | . in comparison to the | 4 state could comfortably to small. Oregon is | an estimate of 60,000 and Cal! New of 49,000 ently that an order b of deer have ed bee 1 "White Pine Bil This oc furnish relatives. jot luck, |p) ad | vice this ma Chicago, ; Harrise a dabinens ep: with a vigor furniture. He train tha and it took tro find out that made mistake plece of bad all at that ter." like another work for A couple ¢ inapectors' | @ When did the Gothic, or po! | in lems architecture | some the en these fornia is ¢ to Ie black cu ts, | ¥ ate I asked him to show me this quare miles a 90,000, until the Renais- D. 12 Make this unique test—see what dazzling ok at my rk with an are of A, Yes; put it in mincemeat, | se. | @ Will steel covered with a coat- ‘of pure soft lead rust? A. Not if the lead is properly ap- t @d and docs not come in contact {with substances that corrode it, : . @ What is the nationality and/ patcestry of Stanley Harris, the} Manager of the Washington Base-| ball club? | A. He is an American, born at Port Jarvis, New York, November | tential, ent, or finite and temporal, or rela- tive and phenomenal, or merely po- character of the existing system of things, as proving de- | monstratively the need of God as a first cause, Q. About how man Masons are there States? A. About 5,000. * 33rd degree the United Q. How many presidents lave been elected by a minority of the| | popular yote? these are largely fabrications | to 1500, Q. Who was A. Richard, English 1706 and executed in . Dick Turp or Dick, Turpin was highwayman, born, in 1739. He has become a romantic figure in ltera-| ture, being credited with courage | nd generosity to a high degree, but | an Q At pounded 4 r interest, nually, how much will to in 20 y ? cent com of Welsh ancestry She: + A. @ What is known as the “Cosmo- Wegical argument?” A. Im theology, it ia the inference the existen: of God as the According ceived count, ceived about leas than 1888, was elected to Hayes, 200,900 Tilden; and Harrison, over Cleveland, tho the usually re in 1876, popular Q When v iiver first colned A. On the Isle of Aegina. Here ancient Greeks stamped a turtle votes in the not even tho sanguine believed that ord would be broken, perintendent Niles pet ongineers, Jake Willam = Trunkey chestnuts out of the most the rec but Su and his two Garner and pulled the fire. and to Erle fairly flew over tho ruck ita gait in | than seconds and scorched along from 69 to 80 miles an hour was reached at 10:17:30, altho an avera of 67 had been mado, It thought to be impossible to Teach Buffalo "From Clev the and miles nnd he could not find a jall up, and I felt like shooting |for I had just got them to bearing We pay from $3 to $4 |plants, put in two or three paying for water, labs dt and the government tears them out without any payme ‘That is some encouragement for settlers to come into the state to grow berries. Our White Pines! Whe There isn't a fir on the | Quimper peninsula wor cking off, jexcept for fire wood, say noth! jwhite pine, and I have not pine this side of Idaho. |bushe he pulled them » dozen for [save what? Jaro they | white | Nice time for some politician's gon to drive his wife on a junketing trip, {destroying people's fields at state ex population about 60,000 I! Northeastern ear, over 6,000 deer were legally killed. In Wash 10,000,000 deer In ar ton last year about | 200,000 hunting licenses were issued. | If one-fourth of th deer, they two to per hunters hunted would outnumber the deer, | Probably not over 5| f¢ the population of this probably less, hunt deer, The | result is that the other 95 per cent} rarely get any chance to enjoy see ing these beautiful animals along the | s and In the forests, / state of Washington {s losing | a valuable tourist attraction when it its wild Ife supply to be de I do not wish to discount the oads made on the deer by the cou- one, cent stato, allows pleted. in clearness is beneath that dingy film, Your teeth are probably as glistening, white and HOUSANDS of us who life wishing for glistening, already have them—yet never or know we have them. Your own teeth may be glori | attractive as anyone’s . . . now find out, go through clear teeth reveal them, ously clear, sparkling, enviable right today —dut clouded and hidden by a simple film coat. This offers you a test whic hh will quickly help you to find out, A test that millions have made with some astonishing results. Send the coupon and make it. It's only a dingy film—now easily removed If your teeth are dull, cloud, across them. You will feel a Y, discolored, run your tongue film. A film that absorbs dis- colorations and hides the natural color and luster of your teeth. Remove it, and your teeth take on a new beauty. Old-time dentifrices failed in successfully combating it. That is why, regardiess of the care you take now, your teeth remain “off color,” dull and unattractive, on their first silver coins over 700 years before the Christian era. firat silver coins in the United States were issued by the Massa- chusetts Colony, which minted small] silver coins, familiarly known as| pine-tree shill The mint was closed by order of the crown in 165}. The first by the | United States were in 1793. But at Erie, 2 Only conceivable explanation of the nee The} key hooked on wi @rigin and development of the ma- terial universe. In its many forms thks argument has emphasized either) the derived or changeful, or depend- he had 96,000 fewer votes. If include votes given successful can-| didates against the total polled by! all opponents, there are numerous minority presidents, beginning with! we gineer Trun a ten-wheel Sez Dumbell Dud: When wom- an’s place isn’t in the home everything else is out of place also, gar; cov probably a deer a week would r their depredations, The num- jbers of cougar should bo kept down by n few trained and well equipped government hunters. | The remedy for this condition is obvious, and simple, but I do not think it will be | pense w let us look at the folly jof it. The woods are full of wild cur: 'rants, gooseberries, salmon berries {and other vines that undoubtedly jcarry the samo disease thelr cult! [vated relatives carry, and what are | lyou going to do about it?) An army | could not exterminate them | Are we going to allow the greatest industry in the state to be destroyed | because some smart aleck has sprung a story that our fruit bushes have | disease that might hurt a few firs | Why bring people here to raise ber: | ries and after they have cleared land FABLES ON HEALTH MRS. MANN’S “DON’TS” i eee $$ $_$__—___—/ | nA Lyla aro generally more offoct- |them are these ive than “don'ts,” so Mrs.| Don't breathe thru the mouth. Mann of Anytown had learned In |larged tonsils and bringing up het family of youngsters. |troubles will result Of course she was, like most people, | Don't overeat. inclined to shout “don't” at once of} Don’t sit all bent up and stooped the children, as often as not, But on \" your chair, How it invites tooth troubles, besides keeping your teeth ugly Film is charged with most tooth troubles, It clings to teeth, gets into crevices and stays. Germs by the millions breed in it. And they, with tarter, are the chief cause of pyorrhea, You must remove it at least three times daily. And thus con- | stantly combat it. You can't have pretty teeth, you can’t have } healthy teeth unless you do. For it is ever present, ever form- ing—a constant danger in your mouth, NT Establish wild life refuges of large | enough to be of some value, in| different parts of the Cascade range nd one large one in the Olympics, Let these refug placed that} | they will be an attraction to our tour- ist travel, for example along the Sno “{quaimic pass highway. Such a wild) |lifo refuge could be established at | any time, by a mere stroke of the jpen and without expense, The for- | est service is willing to set aside such | areas if recommended by the county | me commission, where the lands olved are on the forest reserve ‘There is only one argument against |such a plan which is worth consider. Jation and that is poaching, I be- jlieve that a small group of well pald |state wardens could soon reduce ponching on such refuges to a mini mum, They should be state wardens, to bo removed from local influences, | You can’t build up supplies of wild |life in a year and if we enre to com. pete with British Columbia 10 years honco, the time to start is now, W. D. YOUNG, 1953 Hamlin st, coins made government eee Q Under what conditions 1s graz-| ing permitted fn the national Yo ests? New methods remove it, without scouring or harsh grit Now new methods have been found. And embodied in a new type dentifrice called Pepsodent, different im formula, action and effect from any other dentifrice, Its action is to curdle film, then harmlessly to remove it. No soap, no chalk, no harsh grit dangerous to enamel. Most of the sparkling white teeth you sce today are due to it. Largely on dental advice, it has changed the teeth cleansin habits of the world, . oy A. Where tt will not injure timber reproduction, watershed other natlonal forest interests, It ta! permitted only after the secretary |of agriculture has authorized the FA RE you one of the people who's rushin’ all day and then probably| values, or AX cushin’ ali night? The mania for speed has just made it that ws the habit’s a long way from right. | ‘There once was the time when the people got by just os well ns we're iting today, and they just took their time without batting an eye and|97071n? OF livestock on the area they also found moments for play. Pr rare ones tp, Sanewe. OP Gsiy Bi tt ‘: 4 | privileges the applicant must own ) But nowadays its changed and we all tear about like cach minute was) ona reaide upon Yano property de iy our Inst. Wo hop out of bed in the morn with a shout and then) 9”4 4 ha HaHtomeE Toran MA Aticther day's passed. | pendent upon the nationat forest for If we drive down to work, it is speed all the way. Tenge Che Which, 8 CommensHrats feet We should win st. Or maybe w with the number of stock for which tnother will come in a minute. lt a a We're racin’ and runnin’ and rushin’ around, just speedin' our bodies to death. And what do we gain? Not a thing, I have found, We merely are| osin’ our breath. | ; * (Copyright, 1924, for The Star) and En: |j respiratory | Results are quick Mail the coupon, Then note results. Mark the glistening white- ness it brings; the amazingly clean feel it gives your teeth, the beautiful polish and luster, Don’t hide your pretty teeth any longer. It's a race and we} ‘Il chase, if a car gets away, tho} the whole she had found that if they| Don't neglect to brush your teeth, were properly instructed In what to|keep the mouth well washed out and) do, the chances were that sooner or|to bathe frequently. later they would not have to ge cor-| Don't take dirty candy or gum rected so frequently. from other youngsters, Be ganitary But thore aré a fow Ittle health| Don't He around the house, Get don'ts that parents ,should enforce out in the alr and play, Get tired with considerable rigidity. Among /and sleep soundly. CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS || A render asks for a lst of | suggestions of appropriate | | | Christmas gifts for each mem- | | ber of the family. A mimeo- | | graphed bulletin giving uc | | lists may be obtained by any | | Interested r®ader from our | \ s+ -- 5 FREE Mail Coupon for Pat SO ent 10-Day Tube to Dept, L, 1404 S. Wabash Ave, Chicago, Ill., U.S. A. € r | — Send tor Tl IDEA OF THAT PULL. 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