The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 13, 1925, Page 6

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The Seattle Star = |The Loves of Eunice andClaude; No.28 Mr. Fixit beige ap Pople he Star’s New Picture Novel, a Serial Love Story Told Entirely by Photo- || Gets a Query By Y Who W; ; Press Service, | ° : — “ F age tie Me horn a it sane | =? aps 4 Banh in Daily, Insta pa t ; | Radio Derren F Othes | ‘o ged “ { What Next on the Skagit: ts toe Fixit ; or a < ‘ Ever i I a ¢ t th bee ork ai ; t f ho be le t " ta ore ; SRA STE : ; i t Hendag ] = * Phat t the advic it The Star : ah ~ we wants to give 5. mons rhe ¢ » plant—the first Skagit unit ver, @ pent f e than they had expected en Pi @ | d had waited years after the dat 1y pr > R er th wert omised a completed plant — i = ( a The exec e cost and the delay wer Your Income ~ y apy t whe caused by the fact that the city tried to | | tesa be: i - issing the $8,000,000 d issue for rvise and direct the actual construc | us Tax Simplifig = Skagit Much of the work was done by the j . (\| Another of » Series! ; : St I ) ivice to day kK | the Law Has Been Chal 4 the y due to the financial sik | ‘ | NO It was impossible, | ram tarted, for the city j “i J is to finance the job, a whe f P therefore, to build bs é as the work pro > t n more or less hap » I é peg al isa ; ean. And what The octane Wout and icabthone * wepeniias Aird Macdonald | more a0 ; ° ; ° lie ownership, rae : lot | VHE pursuing father, still in the pajamas which he wore when he discovered his < piss . ad y cannot be que i Saves freee veanca fat : daughter's elopement, makes his way by motorboat aboard the destroyer on ch re we D 5 une mentally lO Te Whether t departinent fh = for the ENTIRE JOB at a DEF. Eunice Blake and her lover, Claule Marvin, have taken refuge, but gets into an alterca-| ignala it sor al very tonhua ‘The normal tax rele nances are in such shape that additional INITE FIGURE. Let the bidder be held sore) Eee FOO: SEN a soon amny| revenue act of 124 gs 2 pee tr work on the Skagit can proceed without accountable for mishaps and unlooked for —\ — |" - sn meee be frat $4 not aie § endangering the departmen finances expenditures, Do not do a single stitch t han . ‘ ) tells cy ipa a Sapers | @ | with mounting bond issues and interest ae mere ey wal sa i Letters ' | Cabinet Should Have ney .2 ery. distinct : ry charges Then the public will KNOW IN Ab- Name and Address Mast Accom x These traf nls at Fou ac edge te Pe ' 2.—What course procedure is the | VANCE just HOW MUCH THE JOB ne OS APires Maw Arcot a Voi : C See | ern Scien gg erred BIS J best to follow on the Skagit from an en- | WILL COST and WHEN IT WILL BE Be Pablished ‘in ‘The. Star A VOICE IN VONQTESS | sen ste “cimniy veing trea out| [ha f 4 oe tl gineering standpoint. | COMPLETED uu —- _ BY CHESTER H. ROWELL y e the prope yste exemptions aad all» iH . 7 | Who Pays? Well Known Editor, Who Will Write for This Page 8 Per cot ee Youth Not a Loss | The Makings of a Fuss read oy lag i 7A fame —— | it » revenue act of ialan® V YORK judge has just decided N THE case of the Canadian rum-runner cirkiand ‘ Ai HIS is to be a personal column, in the sense ‘that the rcial provision fi } A that a child is an asset. It looks Quadra, United States al judge ; ting writer may not always see the same side of the shield) lights sag Rip seevieen ea rm ® ' a legal gesture, at least, toward clarifying in California takes the bull by the horns, || The t& Beton es ne ae editor, et : ie oe | Papier: ® \ the atmosphere. ™ | deciding that there's no 12-mile or Cina ons eae gut let us hope that it so not be the Rasuldthag th srned’ income! ita ° ; The decision came in a personal injury other limit to protect ships or parties mitt . th which, had vehic » of merely personal crochets. " eataie 4) mount the taxpayer if alll A on { case. The defendant argued that, since “hovering” off the American coast in con- 1 rosta,, and which Ve are all cranks on somethir + but why tI ¢clo to ae « 25 per cent @ aim Be : the child must be constantly guarded, spiracy to violate American law, . r , should we expect anyone else to care? 5 Chiefly a th dor amount‘ ye tie clothed, fed, educated, ete., it is a liability. Higher courts r hold that this decis- That argutnent wan that the tench | 2 purpose will be to find the world in ; tpl dl em rcal eo fy k ee 2 mpl. pi The court would have » of this sort ion is not good international law, but it is the morning and the evening mark police do wot scem to be inter-| have received in 1924 a mien of logic — not at all. The world tomor- in line with good, hard, common sense : h : y days, and to see in its happen- 4 », and from a fealen row, the judge asserted positively, de- Suppose that a hated Russian soviet ship pPseatid Tha he spacy | ng , omething to learn, to interpret or to ton a profit. of mim | k pends on the child of today, and that “hovering” off our coast in conspir : * ; s.| ues ye FS ce iL ceca aed Det too bed. 4 ees dependence makes the youngster an asset. to break any of our laws. How fai end: regarte ¢ who { the), If th : 4 B shall’ sometimes, provoke per cent reduction, his tar ae Homely and old-fashioned philosophy, but would we chase it? Ch around the a i t interested dissent, so much the better, That be $80. His actual tar same 2 none the less truer now than ev globe, if necessary. But neither good aa t pa Fey “a, 48 What brains are for, The main thing is to From his net income 06 a i What becomes, however, of the conten- sense nor good morals always dovetail —y slay find life worth the trouble of thinking and is ullowed a personal ei Le 2 tion of modern welfare workers, police with law, Picniberpet sin Rpiaddy hogy diodes, Re eet A 7 and get ba pis {abso $4,000 4a a fa officers and matrons, and their ilk? For That California judge should be reversed 417 igh teachers + ing HAVE A VOICE } chee ea In the meantime, Mr. Fixit rth of which, or $%, agian ; long they have been assuming and pub- or concurred with, right away. He has paealh nd ¢ the 4.206 Wai pesalh | * De : now es will see w hat he ¢ an do about it Heonin e s i licly declaring that the childhood of the started something, for certain ° sito al y ( pate as Oe ‘ : gs 2 you for the in.} ..For the purpose of-¢ 4 i times is going to the devil at a gallop and J Lear ige Aah . ees ha : entire cabinet an fa- A « regerd this credit, in no case is goinge-te-be,4f it-isn't already, a total Sounds Reasonable ak th tole that «tos fe thle | Yorable to the bill introduced by | cay down @f the carne’ net income! Seam loss. Further, have they also asserted OME now Mr, and Mrs. Dennis Meade, [one refuses to be taxpa Patcat cpt aes the: ¢ re the HerathG cet oe OTR cee nee eae i. that parents are to blame for this ruin of Chicago, who prescribes how to be ners Ss BOLD, reeere 2D veath Opt elec sa sha ; | irecs seas dead, but i saa complete.| year 1924 a net income Amma and loss. Now, the New York judge over- happy thru 62 years of married life. ps ieeuia ot ae Valasn’ pay w wentions on’ the floor of | can do that, we shall never put |? ered with ivy, and I know!) ary of $20,000 but the Sm pls rules them. He says the child is worth Ss Pa Meade: “Be yourself.” a Ala ind sete OE congrens, * Wit 2 . tal business on t ettrangers were taken to the cent credit can he Say a the prige and, indirectly, he thus gives the Says Ma Meade: “’Tis a faithful hus- | venefite whict : 1 & up bet princip j 2ar® capecially to seo thet ivy-cov-| one-ha of shi ee es parent a clean bill. | band that counts. Pa always came home 7 Sigg tee eC mp ll cana Ma ati aaa “f —————————— ; — " The judicial decree is refreshing, com- —never on time, but he always got home.” |) ¢., every person oxen b the whole b kt peta Ge | — pe ing as it does in the midst of a mess of One is apt to believe that Ma Meade tion through — atate bla. hath j jazzy, dirty publicity. Youth is quite the has hit it, bless her old heart! How many ould ‘be taxed the : : 1 atened to, dis | 0 same as it ever was and, as a whole, meets promising marital ships have been utterly hem fe ate a Teena pea | %ee used to st ur emo (4 (J its time with about the same success. It wrecked because ma was over-particular | tain. . MARY A. BLAII Goer oh dicralbin | ever will be so. To declare it a liability— about his punctuality? How many hus- | ™. 5199 | eh Le eRe ine F 4 “$ ge incl | a loss—is to remove hope from a world bands have wrecked things by not being | ela TS Bien thé mutheeniplntle lentiad’ sh | : tore that has gone on and on to big and big- | themselves rather than habitual liars in | Another Way Eo the radio | 2 ger things because youth truly functioned the matter of getting home on time? | Pit he Sta sink | Most of We want you to jon wi according to the demands made upon it | Long life to Dennis! May he. always |,,\Y'\h few sxesptio ovis | watching with interest tf by the natural laws of life. Asset? It is arrive just himself and find Ma happily . re relia changes that are to be madett nothing else. ' content just to get him back, It ia one | our building. The building isi) iby ; fre nI{ spon 1 we? anant | be entirely remodeled and 2 ? ; 2 @ || amendment ecenna nt xo i teekeieing aa | ped with the most modern ty Cie Answers to Y our uestions $ | fleure tt. ix little, doubt! that bina Pete | next improvement will br j of store furniture and fi tures. 3 the ast ty of ¢ ur cltisehs age leita movies into home. ¢ | When openly ae It Be) ight gL eas i ned te the Wor ’ Hh Leen be tits alegd chabert can be done now if you care to | one of the most. up-tod ae poli piacag art 1a aia | ‘OU can get an answer to bey die lak Li eo O*aNimlatures. Lew power and prestige e'.cure waits aaa seen st | men’s and women's a at Fiume? } any question of fact or in- $30 lintently when foo the 'onb oril-Is to remedy | Oy ace cyonthing pbetidallonss shops in the city. A. Gabriele D'An ” | formation by writing The Seat- | | Q What 1 cent of an iceberg] talks. hence there Is apc the othe Wy ao. ont Inte eee on ; aigea® | | lo Star Question Editor, 1923) | 9 WY) = hero {a @ case in’ which Sati¢ | eke the teeter’ eifes den Sweaters and Blo ny positions are there| |New York ave, Washinstoa, | A. Slzscvenths, oF about 85. per|'%4 minority | TPALY HAPPY, Deedee taaciy kel yah ac yp oo set ball team and what are poe caterer ee | | cent ree te at avs. Nee iad : ay | FOF Amusement, for instruction } Hats and Furs — ‘orward, left forward,| | medical, Jegal or marital ad- ti ‘tate lak ze ae for comp there will be “no é i ene BC UAt beat late polar at lies. Pecsetal replies, conti- 1] aw hike 1 to ha ity ent aa ving? Tee iat AEE Lingerie and Robes iy the ener bites] |emes e| ( SY Hig zener sang. {0° rr eae isan | SCHILD LABOR | Radically Reduced featitidid core | iad rere recht cance seh bet ct T° : i rant eteer ei LAW APPROVAL \ Wit A, An organization maintained for! ereignty the U. exerdlees over| . > # Ace | ton, ne _cqnneds wh progr oA. thatn sislatures are meeting | Buy on Credit! : the purpose of ikeeping up the) the Pritippine islahds, makes the Q. Where are the headquarters of tier On Pdi s betes | oe “| only. f | inthis 3: The few laws ; loldag tnto a senior division, form- the A A pt aadiagd Uh oo tors 4. At 17 W. j2d aby New York) tere i an opportunity to false jd Be eseye: i208 is ta | Mence, = That is tite ratification | d mainly at the universitics and a’, ntry. They are American! “VY lrevenue and to a corresponding’ de tion te the | of the ‘child labor amendment. | funior division, formed mainly at the| nationals, but not American citizens ere le lessen tax burden in other shed : Congress did not: twice try to 24 50 econdary-achools.. “Ktudents of the: tinder a recent court dectsion, Fili-| \Q Are the Appalaehlan mountains direct congre levy a tax t wore | Pass a constitutional child iabor | . fs GodaHie fips, Ge. résbroe ei flcers Fe ee eee e he Rocky meni niet dividual, firm, hip or ¢ ss it will continue for adie DEERE ere A group of unusually attractive straight i amps, maintained cach summer for baie 's AL Yer, the upheaval that caused for each ch t they employ oF re nee a eae ah ai enabling amendment, when it dresses in poiret twill, charmeen and flannel, hi att Wsere eer pe: rate of electro-magnetic vibrations?| pistory, ‘The Rockies are Mighoe in wuld be nln Indirect tax, ap-| Which depends on one man's tealagi iis GaGa $24.50, These are all m / eee | A. The U. 8. Bureau of Mtandards| the very reason that they are\y roughout the states and ter-| Personality, and on imposing | 1° 0m the national ay ages els that would ordinaril; ( Q. Are Filipinos American ctti-| says it is that of | the shorte {i| vounger than the Appalachian moun-|ritories, which each or at volun rR Fae are : ria a } then not yet a national problem. {f| Sell for much more, but in Siege ib een Bat Nana jae alout 40,000,000,000,000,000,000 vibra the sane ocattee TREE loc pelea the employs ditibn: to ru Italy; can also Let those who cherish the con. }f order to reduce our stock, Pais dente; wtked Wi tions per frost, snow, Gnd water har’ oe lment of ohlidren and child labor ig) prepare” ther Tatiana etalte ifeuard it against preparatory to remodeling HW » the United States. They are not bs jeurred. The oldest moun g to the majority of citi overn themselves, he fe Halli took ee the building, prices have | Bey OT Maier ree ten ge Wipe on, Ont, Create, Water edie ieee. which have been aud.|zens that they deem it contrary to} falled é Pass been cut ruthlessly. i wsscas American nationality, | come from jected these influences for the} Public pollc . . [conceauentiy been lessened [Gate of patie. cts, mimreceaar| << Newt cle taeeerairs Wits sal Snapshots in |) 39C 1 Q.whot ritish ambaseador| #2 Susceptible, of intricate wlassifiea-| show as much zeal in making tl N i | oats to the United States? hee Lae el cteee cor inner sear Po Bitte. ai ae ie’ eth je Ne ews | Q.When Japances fan tail tian oro ne nT ERBERT D. DYE dened Wite hic eheeatT Rhea The most beauti-| 4 | HEN you stop and consid r neck by h t think of th land:make a sania acini tae| TRE Ay as oe are Ne ae have to salt another ful estate of thej{, 39 sone 7a ane 4 if RPS maiese CoPMdee: Jota sneensiemy by. heck. Just think ok th | Ais (aN es spans eta ee iif A whol yoar for justice. All Chat many wonderful|[, coats is season's h } M els chia baal ab Lite al lettered compelled on area? Paediatr Thought | ix needed Is the coura to ral homes at Miami{{, Models and all models that q | From Aunt Sarah Susie a greenish one.came, P: lepaies Pict ced nish 5 ft éth) ~ F | those, who pay: It, will: know. they is owneg by| can be worn next season— at I Vise aie hibk: Heudteditiat’ you wonie be gating, No , rds, more oxygen.| For wo must needs dic, and areas) Are taying. It one proposed tac specially priced at $49.50. A et | need to explain; the tle speaks for Hiself. It’s one that @ What id a tee? | water spilt ved is be which not jasty (Ind’Another. But do James Deering, 4 Vy Bebe teee ue pene eine See A. An tmpenetrava: goreen of eur calebe i arto millionaire man-} N iA thing, been a livelier hue. The mournful effe afd . vester machin] Your Credit Terms Q. What is Rudyard Ki; : ling’s ad. Hee gives its favorited early ieee | death.—Byron appealiifg to you Two heads The ties that folk ou pre ha wu ery. He will . Bateman’s, Burwash, Sussew,| i P or are well meant, 'but never amount to England. | ——— being better spend the winter | Two Gas) 1332-34 presents are due you, they're pure ause buying a tle is} OLED ¢ | Down on tie calendar reform J than one ma ; > | . As A Jee way out | eason there (| Entrances <> 209 Uni n euny way ou : 4 a carbon monoxide gas jn-| that would mak 5 all day cuplain why | : JZ ~ Come Jook to your tle rack nt that true, It’s that way with me! flammable? months! Down on it! Why, there “|| Perhaps it was best to send that and it’ that way with you. As Christman ties wear, ‘tis my honest beliet| A, Yea; this gas ia liable to cansela five pay days in this going they <dance 8 || sconomy message to ¢ ngress rather that the wearing just brings you « sigh of relief an cxplosion if ignitea in an en-;mofth of January, and more to they do {than present it in person Safety (Copyright, 192 The Star) closed place, such as a garage, éome ‘ es | Bate ~ y | Cirst