The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 17, 1924, Page 6

EE EEE WEDNESDAY DECH rHt EATTLI The Loves of Eunice and Claude—No.6\\ 1s the Workman of Today P ze rhe Star’s New Picture Novel, a Seria Love Story Told Entirely by Photo- | Jecoming’ More Efficient? poe | graphs in Dail; Installment ay Weems Ny . by 3 f 1 ‘ . A stop t 1 t ; to your! ta : . + Do yc ve ‘ ‘ i little 1 t I Be swirl « < along, oft F g | t t to see és ata b tome t Nat ; And , , bers De Y e gc home . 44 Reg kwe thru Bs Aye 7 te ae saint The Wonder of Life e his pa it he’s a hero, TOTHING t more wond 2 y, just the same N than t} Ay tr What Do You Do Best: In t re) t A YOUNG dee t { { rh LA or pro be t ‘ himself for. To he p hir ) ! mind man) c t 2} a Lael a : : L ‘War on Auto Acc cidents The theory of th se experts is that each us has certain nat | ilitie cut out to be” a | ——— Prof. Carl C. Brigham, p es of governme! Also, the 5 Hunt and M s Photograp iM seghlesey t 1 Princeton university, attacks this t ir jual is wise who puts something by ER home! Claude M fascinated by the loveliness of Eunice Blake, pursues he | that each of us has a highly developed for rainy day But thrift | can be H" es ah pitt ha 2 ibe iia ei Pris a gift for one kind of work and not for overdone, like anything else. It is not Oo ne vs ? J Map} e ell others very diff to work y virtue up to us \ ‘ He says, for instance, that a student's the point of fanat it is that ER NG THIS OLD WORLD) : | inability in a certain branch is in reali if everybody 1g alone I re : | a matter of distaste and emotional bias progress would stop, for progr s depend RSE: ss 4 rede-creasing elimination rather than natural inability. wet investment — risk. Prosperity de- W' RAGE EL Ge : oe : ? : ‘ : Cau In other words, a student is a star at pends very ly upon new enterprise s . . by : r ° mathematics because he likes it, not be rather than wholly upon the established ; git wihed . na Telling It to cause he has a gift for figures. ' ones, It is possible to so load banks with —s r ae : ting “Take ( : \ raga Another shows up poorly at mathemat- deposits as to make money cheap, includ- the : ; sr pid placed ‘ the purple, if Congr ess } jes for the reason that he dislikes it. ing the dollar of the depositor, 4 z ; t t t t “4 = " The simple truth is that we. do best But Uncle Sam, $20,000,000,000 : ‘ ok t tent Ji es rage ENEMIES 4 the things we WANT to do. Why bother in debt, Mr. Coolid < debating whether the inclination is ger that he should be erated by talent born in us? certain \ We are like the average boy who at can save i some time or other has a burning ambi- tion to be a railroad man. What he really Useful Static wants is travel. The thing you most want to do is apt ; to be the thing you would do best. The om is ans so much, line of work that will enable you to live a district above the kind of existence you crave is where you probably would put forth your best efforts. Simmered down, it all confirms _ the ? / ancient saying that a man does his best Some observers believe that when his heart is in his. work. 'y RINDER static,” which bothers radio e disturb: BY FLORA ¢ G. ORR Sez Dumbell Dud: r r the continer * No gold t during the Gulf x as crag : D | coined in Chi- Saving Heat : : | , ) ig \i tint tt proper, test OST of the heat of your furnace go¢ A irs, M t 0 t fo i biwei oe nay Tae haar ng Hisedbad : ‘nacre up the chimney. Engineers, how- Elusive . t ever, are learning to check this waste Philadelphia Electric company _ install if s f any individual in history y : equipment expected to establish a rec- ever i at in a petty CaaS ERE KE , Tal ac ord by converting into steam energy 93 way q \ the young fellow of the’ Smoking Room ) Chr istmas:. per cent of the heat units of its coal. It | Who deserted 41 time ; Stories | has already been done experimentally in m army, > corps : 2 P| New York Officers are so t his elusivenc Pees ek Bk Site This is an economy that would save c that every recru ion has a stand . 7 bs) 7 Sumers a fabulous sum if applied to o nary household furnaces, as it will be in hope of time. With the cream skimmed off our forearm. is the champion deserter natural resources, economies become neces- “trade m 4 graph news ill tell } you when he’s caught ees to Your Questions neem en at She Confection "Sufi. et 3 —-¥| Bayard, 3 aS tle at sab baie Oe of the ‘dairies’ 4 an ing ord applicant attooed cat on the left Q. What were the mo tribes of Indians help during the French and I A. The Hurgns, aki and a Humber of the Algonquin tribes on the St. Lawrence p Kear ¢ H ut Seopa aephaelg BLECTRICITY 7 wae Please Everybody! ve tri GLA. Cara a Are Saying \S.. “APLETS”--the Fairies’ Creation! A. Cissy Fitzgerald, who dan for the first s of test film the Edison studios in 1897 te, fad r ir 1 1A i 1 oe F Ths ue ee aia ec heh OP eb "4 oe HEN a guaintly different confection origin- A. Tunkhanwock ; Pot chat t would | what r 1 do i aA 4 : ated in a wee orchard village is sought in en ne, veh “st ta 2 ! u wud at that « im \ growing quantities by even the largest cities of the eUGbe - Sxsqueh Pc 1. Pet sledlevitoh « Kropotkin| eon Sihldehg css ge 4 nation—THERE MUST BE A CHARM ABOUT IT! cono—stream betu % t 1 He lived 4 i é compared | BISHOP WARREN A. CAND. ae Such a confection is “Aplets”’—the essence of our ‘ . I engaged 4 y wor slio the t t leaps out|LER, Atlant It mpany of . \ Northwest's sweet-scented appleland! Q. What is the estimate for y deat from t Wi 1 atic to | Libe ad landed at Ply (ral reserve in the United State n_ thou. | Rock 1 would end Alaska? Qt tat is An even 1 : tess eh at | 4. ¥ in hig) that transmits pictures | \ \ limit tiny totsto: grahdbe @ How is steel softened? home 4 ’ MEARE j i ie bev bbegine haga nc sl 1 ime in a damp place, where it “ee Aber nbd : a / AY ‘ ; ML fall in the form of flour; put) @Q. What he Sa Hil 1 re In the time of trouble He shall { in an tron box. Heat the article) patients ur ult. The only thing | Mido me in His pavilion; in the se Fe 5 a dull red; clean off all scale, Veterans’ bure r. This |eret of Hy tabernacle shall He hide i SSS Sp A “Hit” from Coast to nd put it in lime, and completely| A. Greenville, 8. C.; it ture of a fig. | Me; He shall set me upon a rocko— “i - 3 ‘ r ‘ , MeeHaclth lime; cover box over shith| La. New Have ; he otieg [im soketlal Coast! Mail Yours ‘on lid, and i until cold. The! Barracks, Ariz.; 1 1 ‘ y, an if ! Qy lo the Enkin Green . sabes blticsscd ot ———- FABLES ON HEALTH -————____. lait CURE FOR CHILBLAINS | pirit They bur before it has be and try to avoid inhalin any the fumes. They also burn every. — td HEN it’s chilly outdoors and you're stayin’ inside an thing in the house that bet to| 66 (A ETTING be chilblain weath-| ‘Thus some ital growin’ forlorn, I wonder how often you gladl the dead person. These custome have| G Mr. Mann, rub: | parts of white ntin by poppin’ some: corn. existed for centuries ie init ceca itieesy They) undian i 8 popper comes out and the corn | ¢ + uleaty dik op Bapoules Ruby tly And then, « 1 shak 6: Oe what cahiras A Lthe: AB ae! ‘ Many A sure a ut church is Gov, Smith) well,’ said Mrs, Mann, “I'd bet oli 4 arou r by A. We ie me eer or tia Roman eo eae, ia ak ih 2! puerour yl of 1 tem; t a ou Catholic chureh. made chilblain stuff He of peppermint, Mix There nothing: more annoying and annoint Night and i he n ‘than this trouble in winter, and) mornir you are dustin’. And then everybody sits do j 1 pate t Phils) there are a number of easily pre AMlwo Keep the foot dry and try te they're mighty near bustin’. Cor pared remedies that generally are |avold sudden ehar of tempera (Copyright, 1924, for Tr th effective ture wale Qt any constffutional pro isior y biting th president of / uted “Mid Blossoms and Sunshine |the United States leavi coun \/) by the: Furies and Mailin try during his term flee? | LIBERTY ORCHARDS CO Cartons A, No, otherwise President Wilsor Cashmere, Wash REE! could not have gone to Paria to at | / Lif | tend the peace conference