The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 16, 1924, Page 8

inept Neath seaweaty _ of bloc - | The Seattle Star : id Fre ave dow What tror M profit, prog Alexande of wor becaus the peoy fk y dying “glorio no } orph i cemeteries. \ to college edu cated up” « es ¢ When we nifics f Paste progre of the great butchers of é ern history, we will | Reform as Is Reforn of Mr, Jack O'Bri Mr. Curt Barlow, otherwise, and more far ! known as “Razz,” of Mayfield, K ould like the ‘ v Under the all the help i It is like this: Ir Was pursuing $ onerous and preca duties as umpire in the Kitty ball leag He officiated at Cyclone park in Mayfield, one hectic and his decisions on bal and bases, of course, were rotten, since the home team was getting the worst of it. The stands hurled anathema at him without stint, but still he erred. At last, outraged beyond control, the fans boiled out onto the diamond and whammed Mr. O’Brien hip and thigh —whammed him until hospital treatment was his only resort of safety. Among those who handed Mr. O’Brien his kibosh was Mr. “Razz” Barlow. So runs chapter one. To chapter two we find that Mr. “Razz” Barlow has been attending a religious revival, has successively passed from th mourners’ bench to full grace, and is now having a serious time with his conscience. Naturally, his mind turns to Mr. O’Brien and the wallops he gave the latter on that memorable day of yesteryear. He will not attain peace until he has found Mr. O'Brien and, by telephone, postal card, radio or air mail, extended to that gentle- man the assurances of his most distin- peshed contrition for the aforesaid wal- ops. The final chapter and the “lived happy eVver‘after” cannot be embalmed in print until “Razz” has been forgiven. This inci- dent, however, has proceeded far enough to warrant being cited in proof of the wonderful and astounding influence of religious grace, even if suddenly acquired, upon the human soul. When a baseball fan, long calloused by bleacher seats and associations, reaches a state of mind that actually prompts him to crave a chance to apologize to an umpire, his conversion is beyond the realm of doubt or question- ing. The Right to Sit pity and r r the sad plight Mr. Ed Elli nd yet, in thi vale of tears there is ays some sort of compensation for grief. Mr. r. Caro Lippman, of San 00, pleading that, in the doctor's auto ran him down so y that since then he hasn't been able down for more than 10 minutes at a time, periods between sitting not stated, It is one of the inalienat rights of man to sit longer than 10 minutes. Elimi nate that right and you rip society from bridge whist to the parlor sofa. However, the compensating thought enters that there are many men, who, if prop au obiled, might be broken of the habit of protracted sitting, to the advantage themselves 1 of society, in that they would be likely to get busy every 10 min utes, how, The House in Order USTRALIA is puttir tion bars, and one of tl is to limit the admission into its of South Europeans to not over month. It is the province of a nation, of men, not only to set its house but to keep it so. The vast ber g up its immigra irst steps territory 100 per it i in order, be derived from such methods denied, since better living and better citi- zenship are the direct results. Besides, there is, or should be, unquestioned bene- fit and improvement among the nationali- ties that are barred, as direct result of their rigid rejection. They can get no- where by revilings and protests. 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PREAH Gs ficial preach- to t th ¢ eper . sae 3 from his own ard faults.”* Discriminating Women Smoking Room Stories : ino y find that, as they are, they are not | The Eastern offers you an sh George in Line aa and will not be received. | f unusual opportunity to pur- ING GEORGE is conservative. He | ts chase your Christmas gifts has to be. Every time there is a Pp: 7 vie | f now and pay for them later landslide in Great Britain, George has to Guilty and Not Gi ilty a TI he in small payments, change his political coat. He now tell HE coroner's jury in the inquest over | } MOUs uF ba parliament that treaties with Russia are ne eae of Gene Stratton Porter, the | ; : ; i not to be considered, but “normal inter- novelist, finds that the street car that Withhold not correction from the | and | wikaid ‘te: ter” edt Gait IE F course between the two countries shall not struck her automobile was “traveling too | child io it thew benset ies wills Thank We h uxurtous ars be interrupted.” | fast for safety, altho not at criminal | the rod he shall not —Proy t hurried home ter ¢ ke ; Politics is politics and business is busi- | Speed. | see Ke Seabantie kathistae: $13.50 and up ness. Wear a gas mask in approaching That's just the point—the disregard of | ' | (\aILoRe tomorrow of sut Where . Tt if ‘ the bolshevik, but, if he has a trade dol- | safety and regard for law only. The same | of farm population and rural ry, maar —Whatel : consent 1 ne eS eWhoth is a lar in his pocket, get it. Dealing with a | point is made by the fellow who looks into | Care \ ; oa USE TORS Pur, hether she fellow with whom you will not associate | the muzzle of an unloaded gun and pulls |} haste ue oer My yoocdeedl| | hcg st esi casts Opa may be business normalty. | the trigger to see if it is loaded. | f Lda ake Gott Whats ya citi thet in or squirrel, you will fin Also, George and Secretary Hughes | The minute any driver of any sort of Pane (6) Li e *s Jokers it easy to make your selec- seem to be en rapport, as the French say | vehicle in the crowded, rushing traffic of Situs ha Heels akokul te se eee tion at the Eastern. when they see bacon and eggs cooking a city loses sight of safety first, t)at hie just sald] ice or LONG LIVES 7} together in the same skillet. We won’t | driver risks a killing or being killed. It is to his friends and| must IIIN\T Jn foregather with the Russian, but gosh, a mental, moral lapse that laws cannot She) age DOE tie re Colorful Blouses how we want his trade! | cover, control or correct. hes was "the man) ment to such an extent that he | PERSONS who live to be over || who made al Joke fa- led the judges ar hundred years old as not as 4 75 d 1] mous.” | eral prizes, while Hug laughed uncommon as Is thought France e an up 2 Pd - 2a pik ee We ea Another time he planted a bag at 150 persons aged 100 or fi 2 Some 17 years ago at the dign! P W t t ?92 : of “gold,” which was really bra ee ali ; | A dainty lace trimmed A yin Nov ry year De Cae en © ns ers (6) our Ques tons ee ahtetedia sau de on Asbury Park beach, and then Many persons lving to Blouse, an exquisite French =< Jit ired t ag ny Ahly rect thelr age. Other beaded model or a slender- Q What were the “Six Nations"? excessively abundant thruout most| Q. Should persons suffering tro mned out of the sur d appeared to er it a mark of distinc Sat ce ie wi ; A. A confederacy of the five tribes| of ita range. At ita period, the od Pls de (pha pipe likey red 3} find a buried treasu People |'a greater age than th Ses, 80 pane at be a gift of Iroquoise Indians—Mohawk.|ent treeless areas of Northern Asia| A according to noted phy- “Puldekat by| timost went wild, just os they that accurate rece in tine: Games greatly appreciated by Oneida, Onondaga, Cayuga and| were covered with forests of pine,|stclans, all acid frults (excep! plume ring. aikie ris: SE rh hae of Sapaaaity SES iene Ne ea Beneca—to which was afterwards) upon whose leaves and underbrush|and cranberries) are the best non s 5 tind borrowed} Ooy,. £0, spill’ a. tray However, there ich record: added the Tuscavore—occupying|the elephants were accustomed tolacid producing foods in the world - PoC r, i A tt tit} Uamonds in front of The greatest age ched by man Central and Western New York in| feed. The disappearance of these|In the process of digestion, the acids | wan fant a toh and tha on day of whieh sc ay atithentlc t a d tinction of thi 1 associated ex-|\ ceptions beanitonad re pi orted aK re ie tho newspners. Ho played on founder of Glasgow abbey, whe mar wea ers Q What caused the mammoth to) tinct animal at region, but the|into alkaline salts; theae salta tend Les ane those dualities of human naturo died at the ago o eisappeat? RueiNad aa ; NORAD the ato erie when he ent which Barnum also exploited. He Thomas ¥ buried in Westmin $3. 75 and up A. This hee never d tor-| habitat remat 4. Dr. Harvey Wiley, the famous alloy + a st & good time and, Md ter abbey, died the age of 152, ily explained. To ¢ ery proba pooklist.veive ha veobinnends 16 luxuriou: ‘ eo-| did no harm 1 left a xon who Nyed 127 year The fad fo a gay Sw traordinary abunds waning species was terminated by|to alt persona auffering from rheu. || emus in Madison Squaro garden, |, Tho world ts worry to see he wutr ts Soatn + fs ud fo = gay mata, this elephant must hans heike rnat ABILAWS dled? GARE latiete a? Hughes hired lyerled footmen to! him go j/in many tnstances, at t, of sur in e popula -\frults and vegetables. fat iving for nt timo than the slip-on model or the brush- pa Sad | 7 2 ceept ) fe. 1 un ed anche Co% _ Style still re- ation, ago or New York lish surge live 0 v Co erred tgif THROAT TROUBLES ikon". jand New York 152,467, according to J | noted for beng ‘ habitual drunkard Ol; KS the 1920 census, , \Me throat troubles generally use a gargle of plain hot water to aprare Pie Your iy! come to many with the ap-| gojtoy Iv IS CLAIME| 5 apt a ap | Prone h ” Gold ohne and fir t snows gee Ay crossword je is of Roman origin, | Credit Terms HEN you're fagged out, and wearisome, where do you t out} the capital of Confederacy? wo of the Mann children were| ‘blespoonful of salt and a eim-|and itt true, since the old |}! of life a new lease? How oft have you called on u vaud how] A from February to itay,| bothored amount of borax in a pint of| empire had to fall for something. In order to make your 46 that waning amblsh may Increase? 1961 Tt theta dee. Menbsoritonelll ith or er has also. been recommonded. | : Christmas shopping easier, ve turn to the folks who appear on the stage that our laughs may much % %.9 the thrdat') truble" Bedsits elthen Mer @ inore!: slabéhdte’. prendrat A SOUTHERN MAN HAS TS the EASTERN allows you to easter ore Ne eck » to youth and forget of 1 up the} he population of| persistent ot chronle, it ts best to| ery toned” folk have used halt a Water oauinerewune ies name your own credit terms. It's easy, provoking the grouch in « soul t t always has| 4. The cathmated poputation ia|"*eiverwiee a number of good home| slight sprinkling of pepper Sevan yours beat nite: he ateonis Make your selection now and cen. 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