The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 3, 1925, Page 8

= ~ ’ THE SEATTLE STAR B ns sAUGH i, YOURSELF ae ) The Seattle Star al The Star’s New “8 Nove Serial Love Story Told Entirely by Photo- | : mony Set © - tice. ti Si an st graphs in Daily Installments se Mirth for a Medecine if You'd Live Long. = " ‘ ' the #h mathe $2.00, = = Azan fs Fun ripe Advi Z i‘. , ’ HI j Stult BY GENE CO Your Ma Old ‘ Service Writer PRLHE 1 ; 1 N! ARLY basic proble are “old a a N.E. A \ tr ™ ve \ A in scientist finds in an Egyp 4 vy tt t tomb a divoree decree that was ‘ i r d 2,000 years ago, It is the oldest | : the da the also had high cost | = rs cover of) lays. t P.O ia a ve fF S441,06 aay pendthrift governments and “ai It is the lar ! eavy (axe t rn t a theatric perte ince Whos Ite world Sand 't t never chang One generation of ac st sabia ge « « another nan endle chain. cde ree ita he play itself goes on, repeating over and ann ‘pga ios over. Existence would become very mo- ‘ easy ad t N notonous if we lived several centurle Protect Drinkers In Line of Duty LCOHOL, to of 240,000 ate other day Clarence Gilbert, air 4 “000 u rf a ye r i by iil pilot, took off from Chicago at ele Sam for toil ter, hai e¢ and night in a blinding snowstorm, his plane R vine se es ila Lait i ¥ tee oaded with mail, bound for Omaha : j othe ommercial purpose u i Hoa Str & : ry of bootleggers, according to estimates b re a : A i“ - ae “ng ‘ tie cist shaman Py oon separated him fron : ae. mot frozen, he wa Li This 24,000,000 ~ i t Fe ta ae wenia death arccaah : 1 agit hey ee es it et r “ty J 7" 1 Gilbert fa W reise: or fathe Bet) Se asc eeaeean , | drinker commits slow suicide Ree ier a 1 baie ead in | SEES : 2 y : On the other hand Uncle Sam is eri : : eh reer ane : ; eee : inally negligent in no npting to pro- early dawn located the wreckage of Gets a Query Ik roma iM in | tect booweeaes ¥ ct rapes: Nak the ight hi to the nearest M IX! \ ho Needs Big Shirts: And | The attitude appears e, sent a message to his chief . Wh F ao ces oy honest ee me way back to Gilbert's wrecked Gives Some Other Advice t must be chemically possible to color | piane, loaded the delayed mailbags into alcohol with a harmless but unremovable his own plane, leaving the farmers to a Tea -—__——— SOEs —— —— ; tye that would warn the drinker, To find scour the countryside for Gilbert’s body, Mr. Fixit get er , such a method is clearly a part of gov | shed the mail to Omaha quests for solution ome : ; "2 rnment responsibility. All of which illustrates dramatically the | Unusual trouble Ar f 1 We do not know so much abou See heroism, the high sense of duty and effici you reading hi ' ? Cheap Electricity ency, and the spirit of the United States rage : Reo i , : ‘ of strongart your home by electricity will ii horas 1 thi ie aoaticil fate “th ' - > t ff MH Fram Cae pao : wet of time, a Westing which daily fights the elements day and in da t jeliverica ‘ t ft ary . ike ob fi aa f cost. night to get the air mail there on time 4 4 4 A A t 2 r Some of Depew’ S Funny Ones is also a matter of cos a irda to i boot Rith) - ’ Cheap electricity will be available late: The Issue of Sa fety the a oe ever f rand ¢ H" it are gon Coal will be burned at the mines and con- : i yeah a yo : ; } i : verted into electrical power that will be HE destruction and injury of human i chaoar 7 t t Soca sent out over high-tension wires to all lif the operation automobi H R aos parts of thie country The savir n ruout the country has become so gre A eat , , <i money now spent on hauling coal b l- nd appalling that the demand for a rem- Fi : rae erat f I road will be tremendous, not to me we afd By et bes ne Sones ite 1p Ad ‘ t ‘ pane So ape a the convenience of electricity as fuel and the traffic laws confess ce They : ‘ | ty vt call on mublic for action and ai t "i 3 i thee s Home Building What can the public do? At the pres- f to A ind bn i YR new buildings our, country spent | ent time one member of the public in aatl ag carey ’ j t Mr, is | 3 } slack nay $113 in 1924 for every 3100 the year | every 5,000 is being. killed annually by ; : itty. were}! “a 0 kn j Ses hing (over: othe tion. thm Aargie before. Construction exceeded 5,000 mil- | automobiles! Fix that startling fact in | tha y. and t t eee that ‘tha lion dollars. Late in the year, half of tl | your mind first.’ Then turn to the record |ter bas been to Sup A Thought | total was spent for new apartment houses of injuries and you will'find that one in |t*ndens Willies aod, veaidances enery 2it-of the pabiis js being snovally |. Mesure? 7 they are ez : Without counsel purposes ar are als . The: housing shortage is gradually being | sake ve seriously ‘or otherwise, by auto- |p entin t 5 Telli It t \z appointed; but in the multit niant be & eliminated. mobiles ache 1 rt d ' elline It OC __ || counsellors they are es e, my f Rents still are as high as ever, in most 4 public that is being ground to pieces, |r ‘ : en | g |x 2 TGS. feeblesn i ded communities. But there is less out in | at the rate that is now true and as these |e" and ‘ | Gg ongress | | me.” I have | time people get used to anything. and sub- awf *s show, isn’t going to be very . > , “i= ji See SEs is: ) G* ee 7 pee iret i mit. ef fective, in itg disfigured, dismembered nat 10 ¢ r A HOLE IN OUR DEPENSE ta a “be mi ‘ Spies eae and disorganized state, in neutralizing a , y situation so terrible. What is needed Vets Lagging and what must come is stringent laws and NLY about half of the veterans who stringent application of them by police are entitled to adjusted compensa- and courts. tion have so far applied for it. | The persons who abuse s finest of The eligible still have three years to creations must cease doing so or pay file their claim But don’t delay, vets. heavy penalties. They have made the is- Get your application into headquarters as sue that can now be answered in no half- Sa ae sane ak rae ~~ Fascinating Game soon as possible. way fashion. jmen wh adily dete apes aid Rey Hr ah |? ? Answers to Your Questions ? P| ci ite Sis ene ; ome TMs Ba won clad ange” eld be Ate ere ednted Young lees th The Seattle Star’s . What are Ember days? a %) Q. Which produces the mo: ot-lt9 these signa if permanently 2 Th Roman Catholic and An-|| YOU can get an answer to||;,.° Redssar aa he most c pe ignals if p glican churches these are the 12|! % any question of fact or in-|| 4 sn 7998-23 Egypt produced t,\ 0 ois days of the year, three in cach sea-| } eigen ap by writing Tho Seat- || 946417 wales of cotton: it te esti son, for fasting and prayer—namely,| | tle Star Question Editor, 1333] | 10g: while India in 1982 pro-|_!" heaitie git w inane we the Wednesday, Friday and Satur-| | 1" ~ bie vitae Waatinaiees || | | duced "4,484,000 bates |store s in me st i Nee doe day after the first Sunday in Lent ;| » and loclosing cents in ietcs collar or shir o be after Whitsunday; after September) tr uy lena papier pa Q. What are the countries of thie] seca npugtioe rien ote col a eggh 14, and after December 18, appoint-| eros i legal or marital - | Lin Ge sph , but I take a man's sone. . 1 Pi | ersonal replies, confl- | lan und ant, Tu Wei Mast Ton Lye sg PRE | CORNER OF FIRE IN fal. All letters must ge lortugal and a part of Se Cee regal 95. above money prof: » national parks, the lung are not maintained re maintained #0 may there re Holiday. MA- | Mr. ‘Fixit: Please tell me why no «© thelr exhausted r Ashurst (D) Art ninwula? ar TTS ee Lg re eS IS res vier, but not in seattle. Can vow te) V7 hat Wolks oes Q. What was Castalia? son, Lon. ct, HM and Beaure Q What “hob white”? h , A S ay olla 2. What is a “bob whi at home 0 4. A fountain sacred to Apoulo) garg on th worn wide Thi aowaisectone thls wanie/li|" re aying and the Muses, on Mount Parnassus, eras Lad 36 adele faite SADIE eS ee EN OE | in the cleft between the great cliffs) @ When are the words “milk” and role ane PSO 5 & of the Phaedriadac near Delphi. Tt) «nich properly used aie f ss BERT F, KELTZ, Mason City, i was the “holy water” of the Del-) 4. The word “milch” scema to | moved trom nate, ates Easter thereon ea oe atsteant emple; all who consulted the poing ¢ of us et nited Pt yrllscdwsse pyrite ape . ; ang } ‘ bette ahagabeniteg phian temple; : ees rp + to 274 out of use in the United) 4. rresh stains, eapectalty on these made up and carried especially) short haul tra ion. Within oracle had to bathe, or a « States. Milch is the adjective form| washable materials, are removed eas-|for the “big boys,” but {t Is not done of 50 m cheaper than wash their hair, in its water. Th of the word milk, but in common) yp, 4 ttle, However ‘it eadardd that ita water’ ily by carefully washing with plenty to any extent in Seattle | rates and it gives an expre Roman poets declared tha usage today milk is also used 04) 47 goqp. Older staina can be re-\Mr. Fixit will be glad to put any filled the mind of those who on an adjective. The department of! moves tn this way tf they are first hous rrying or making this eee 0 in poetic =inapiration. 8) agriculture no longe uaca the word 4 apt ail , es hehe a dost pia aT a spiration, | {t*| agriculture no longer uses th rd wftened by rubbing lard or butter shirt into communteation with the] 7, p, HENTLY, president American “rd @ milch.” While { res bel a to refer into them thoroly. Another way (# enquirer. There are a few No. 19| Automobile associatic "It ¢ er s on or a es pes to a cow giving milk as a “milch”) 19 sponge the stains with pure tur-\shirts and collars In Seattle store ver will be selfish enough to é 3 jew, the more common usage ts (0) pontine or wash the whole article In Sie a jdue concern to own welfare, n . What does the name Erma| call Rer a milk cow, Se ir the chet tra large ot Maetomers ate. 2si <L-aapid the! te: now \vma,aeed whey inbeng Us slaty. 6 imite ime Only mean? j = 3 land then rinse it several times in\why it i that our garbage has not’ motoring as a whole.” A. Innocent, pure Q What is a bolus? | fresh quantitics of the solvent. LY er 4. A soft round mass of anything ‘2% Wen E ‘ t r l a n ordina as Q Who were some of the best) medicinal larger than an ordinary) @ what docs the name Milholland ¥ er 4 known generals of the civil war? | pill to be swallowed at oner gnean? | AS A to HE STAR, at the request of 4. Halleck, Buel, Burnside, Hooker, . ° ! A shaved saint | ts Meade, George H. Thomas, J. £.' Q What is t value of silica) sé a ose a teers th America. di that t law violat Learn scores of its readers who failed ce es rie eas Tear Deigetl. | con® | cee months ago America de nat writing “liquor law violator gk gasantnce Fc ef tition ieee and Granton|. A. From $8 to $6 per ton delivered| @% What 1s Dorothy Davenport's wasted too h time and paper. Some clever person thought to take advantage of our recent Ma Serer ells) Laas Jéchaon; Sohe>" ot the drinding planes | (Mrs. Wallace Reid) address? up “xcoffl a ute, and today everybody knows what a Jong offer, has just received and will ; , , | A. Ince” Btudios, Culver City, Cal. | scotfiaw e : Pa a eh #3 = Sta ———| , ; e : ay | eee A Seattle newspaperman some time invented “hit-and-run ¢ offer to the public a limited number |. °Q How m hours of revenue- | fo motorist who knocks down a pedestrian and then spec y c of splendid Ma-Jong games. EACH producing service can be given each t “hitand-run-driv is too long om- fail Orders 10¢ Extra) year by electric and steam locomo Who has a short, snappy word for a cowardly driver who doesn't plete fy tives? stop after an accident? Tell The Star and we'll tell the world g a he ‘ ? | "4. Out of 8160 hours tn the year, | Amd if that sticks you, try colning a word for peopfe who listen In | i These are exactly the same sets The Great ose the electric engine can give 6,000 | on radio sets, a ; ; that The Star offered a few months Chinese Mystery hours of service, whith produce Radiowner” might do. Pobably you can think of something snap Ever a * j oe lrevenue, and the steam locomotive | pier. y ago. They aré complete in every Game 8 the day moves along 4 u're sitting a work, do you constantly | jess than 3,000, according to a re-| Send in your suggestions to the Hditor, The Star | Detail detail, in fact, more complete than (Just as complete as the more look at the clock? Are you eyeing the time till it's makin’ you shirk?! cent computotion made by Witliam ‘ f the ne ha ate ate ata i i D hear every tickety-tock? | Spencer Mu ft NewYork, wi a z a a some of the more expensive sets. expensive sizes) io you hear ev iy y-tock? : Spen urray, Of New York, who FABL FE Ss ON HE AL Wg beg pera ae If that is the cs there iy something quite wrong and you're letti « widely Known as an Mectrical en- poate : oom i 2 To obtain this sp endid Ma- real pleasure slip by. Perhaps you're misplaced, so the days drag along! giner and authority on asuper- CURES FOR SNORING Jong game, clip ONE COUPON for you have no Incentive to try power | “ x | Get your Ma-Jong game today— Sak shepard Each man is cut out, so I've heard people say, to enter one field of suc see \\. —_—/ | All Whoy ull ! LPR G MS hi shar The Star from day to day and cess, And when he gets In it, his work seems Uke pl muse he’s IY) Q. Who aro the five most popular i“ oER if we have any mus-|the head on the pillow often is al Ha MOR oS CAC hts artnient unt toate aaa t contented, I guess. | screen actressen? tard and olive oll?” inquired | good remedy,” the wife added. And| the nating game, bes ade aio8 bel = alagaeih Why, sure, you've got talent; it's bound to be there, but sometimes a| 4, According to a newspaper teat! Wie Fakdies’ id’ No cockyied. Outstiidl | idts ceive your game, man fails to find \t. He's in the wrong job, so he just doesn’t care. Get| rote taken last January, the most tereath his blankets on a cold] “Why?—Who's snoring?’ — she| Rage the right one—and then get behind ft! popular are Marion Dar Norma morning |asked. (Copyright, 1925, for The Star) | Talmadge, Alice Joyce, Colleen ‘phe Mrs, stopped short with a| “Sometimes it is necessary to| Moore and Gloria Swanson | puseted Took on her ‘face have some obstruction removed elit “It is claimed that six drops of|from the nasal passages,” continued Q What is the longest tunnel in’ olive off, poured upon a pinch of|Mr. Mann, without heeding her e ea e ar the world? mustard, and taken Internally just | questton : 1. The Shondaken tunnel in the wefore retiring, will prevent snor-| mo of the three remedies | Seventh Avenue, Between Union and University Sts. | Catskill mountaina of New York, tng.” Me, Munn expluined |should prove beneficial,” he added, | which ts 18% miles in lengtly “Also, chauging tho position ot (Copyright, 1024, N, Bs A. Service, SAG)! Lens a ST SE ee