The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 15, 1925, Page 6

- The Seattle Sta 15, ji a & Sey +, a INOW SCHOOL CHIL ? a ] : , aN .30| 1 ; ) FEW years ago H. ( ed that gj graple in Daily Installments more talons into them. It does not threaten the family, the home, religion or the flag. The men and women back of it are not inspired by Moscow, directed by Moscow or beholden to Mos- cow. They are, on the contrary, as fine- = e f , = ! ) 3 of unive . g —— } q What a Change! ang eogpignnel he + \ ~— ~ — after a canvz of edu at n ind t civie and, ‘ t I ibmitt ederal amendment to the Educationz ciati is ite - the i : { i tate pur here were ver ( ) pls in his oe ap at i ew Voic r vate gainst it. It Da or some other piace where he can i it daily, ~ anc Y cation was t take for granted i bs a * 4 pe i, it ¥ Xa I hing the with the spirit of the 5 | F a ror r I plat But the amendment is now in danger | I G d W je st ticket. The G. O. P., in both state and na- | which profit thru the labor of ch As a Useful Citizen I Must Hi tion, strongly indorsed the child labor ban, have spread over the country an ama | Courage and Hope : Hartle n his ¢ n, spoke up and car “og of opposi on to the ie | 1 MUST BE BRAVE—Thix means In be brave Sa ii4 j down the sta lav t views of Ca ment, 5 1isrepresenta anc pe pes : oa t lee / vin ( ge. Coolidge said in a speech ciou ts the h on the | ; t oo é last spring: “The congress should have confidence of many a lator in the | FR, H authority to provide a uniform law ape soundness of natural instinct hey : Wisdom E, ; plicable to the whole nation which will have put the children’s amendment, for | I MUST ACT WISELY—! t home, playing: 4 the mam n danger t A a . talking, I must a how t ao ta i protect childhood. Gur country cannot af- ' moment eo of defea | pe q ai ng s be ta Lobb ie! “ap iecy aan gislator in whose mind doubt Industry and Good Habits | a i pce phatase ari drei 1m to the need for the federal I MUST MAKE MY CHARACTER ‘STRONG And now Hartley calls the good tow . et ae | $ I ceo as ep ; of state who are urging the ratification of priet : | 5 good I hi this } ne measure, “revoluti Read the Congressional Record of J . || t ter by t g 0 t oy J t at t t { ‘ ' ' ib 4 4 : radical and socialist and accuses th uary 8 In it you will find an extended v | “ s . } j ag si “i th ae pcp wr R study of child labor legislation by Sena- THE elopers, Eunice Blake and Claude Marvin, with her stern and vengeful father)| Knowledge and Usefulness ] ei ee eee Sp tor Thomas J. Walsh of Montana. i te f be the US. 3 ' 4 Ml Sant ‘ 1 MUST MAKE MY MIND STRONG. better I know ‘ : ‘ What a change a few, weeks will make! It is a calm, dispassionate, honestly St j teint atoruare ‘wadeceen eatiame edge fa gaa c i i f Ss the days when chimney sweeps reasoned discussion of the issues that : | aa ara , 4 ; bought and sold little boys and used them have | nx — by a intere os oppo a : | Truth and Honesty 1 4 i) ie as brooms to remove the soot of Englis ing the ndment. It reveals a pro- F i. A t as th M é I MUST BE TRUTHFUL AND HON ; ‘eta | chimneys, the glo-Saxon wut found knowledge of developments in Eng- ences, u O icenses, eC ovies. true in order E is right. I r 1 + been moving steadily toward the land and America during the past 150 ys A ’ t ust be rn y dea , child protection represented by the con- | years, It presents the whole backeround || Mr, Fixit Gets Kicks About ’Em All gigas ass eas 7 stitutional amendment, now before the for the present proposed child protection | Healthfulness and Cleanliness ley ure. ion has advanced Nothing in the career of the Montana sen = — I MUST MAKE MY BODY STRONG—My eyes, my tees the right of the people as a wh to pro- ator since he was sent to Washington, as AVE you taken up your ——- heart, my whole body t be he tect children as a whole has taken firmer distinguished as that career has been, re- trouble with Mr. I f k properly. Im keep physically ar ully clean, and firmer hold upon the minds of law- ted moré credit upon him than this ‘ he Hh trouble mi He owe s Mi. Helpfulness and Unselfishness makers. Looe glad to go into | beta b ABest! bs aibzutiesl I MUST USE MY STRENGTH TO HELP OTHERS WHO if it is of a ic nature HE trong I can help oth can be kind J s “iy , } pronounced degree of wisdom and good |His letters toda BY CHESTER H. ROV : can protect fil When Old Age Begins Sater before he is 35 or 40, at the : bf UBLIC regulation once had to be forced on public t ung and the old, > animals, MAN reaches the prime of life at 27 earliest ‘ i ainst their wills. Now they are demand- Charity years. t even then his hearing In this way nature compensates us a : ing it of themselves When the war authority of the Ee ER i PS: 3 is on the dow n- ade, tons “eo pa physical powers weaken, our i : te on fi California power adr inistr aor expire 1, Dut ‘aleo all me more acute at / } . Such is the Lentik rther dot ly up Sreper the companies pr d the samc Aa “ lectual powers strengthen. But only u “ : p> ; I : ; belie of Prof. Karl Pearson, distinguished re ae eal point. Ultimately comes se _ - ate . man to regul c nt. Se re- ¢ 1b = scient ility, facu lose their ‘ i tt t I tary Hoover even more novel Humility and Reverence : years ago Dr. Eugene Lyman powers < , t way with the newest industry, the radio. I MUST KNOW THAT THERE ARE ALWAYS MORE Tp ressed his opinion that our bod- Light-heartedly quanders the best ; With | ttle or no law, the industry regu- ARN hy compared to what ies begin wearing out at the age of 12. vartcot Old age begins to overtake ‘ lates itself Doubtless these regulations a who now more So authorities disagree. epelghet | . th i should ultimately have legal sanction, but I must kage La authorities disagree. ioubted him usually before he really ‘ s down A y th 3 will t . ti = ily if i d abe hot y But the ave ev) ae se ae aay tc Heaine Small wonder, so few reach |". * BB nave! . i the nie a s a mopar bghs Faith and Responsibility reaches the pinnacle of his physical Pow. | the top of the hill of success. For youth, | any repairs that can be mad hen. Everybody is'for regulation, now, 1 hvthin Bis acre a ae act pte he Hi a a Eo pols while it may work hard, rarely exerts | will add to the appearance of even the regulatec 4 o God and to hum: ow I live and how I ean bel deteriorates. is health may be : . E . Wat t svi ati “Rise tabi mppie Sine tls Sete - 7 ‘ itself to the limits of its power ich my fellows may tre But the endurance of youth is on the The years that are wasted are the most | yy, pisit: Some three montns| POOtball and pais Oe ea cae wane. : tg f all Seah Y 5 mae opyright, 1925, P. FP. Collier & Coy Old4age really ‘begins in the cradle. HAPOFHARE, OF all, Esepibecs “ 40th Century é That is, our care and environment in in- : a 3 We / be- | poleagicons artery : i fancy determine, to considerable extent, Truth From the Other Side t . wm and Holly ats., a tones the ¢ | h law they vlate ty the number of years of strength and HE New York World opposes the child (ji) “uw, y Ghene . ; - to quarry ral eck WF Bods, _health that will be Rvs to sega labor amendment. The principal 4 to be op ts : toe the ace é = ‘ te - i : “Bandits Lest “a ‘we begin to go downhill physically. ground for its opposition is the belief utur ye. ony wh “ of K H uff m ure t . - Glowing reports ¢ Yet, despite all we can do, the summer that such legislation should be state ‘ Rete tele tiara’ can . eed streets provable of life is brief. In his early thirties a rather than federal. The World is unwill- aie hy rl it { ‘ ts « f. Like jacker accords Joupidity of the wicked fellas man begins to realize instinctively that he ing to give false reasons for its vi and | prot t ro pt on be os Sea = e 7 cannot stand exposure and strain as he resents the campaign of falsehood being rat bef B seat ne } e could in his teens and twenties, made by the paid workers against the Shia ABs Ae .D0Ot | hea ald ¢ te , Of men between the ages of 21 and 31 amendment. Editorially, The World says: as t ag who i called up te Selective “The child labor amendment is not bol- Mr. Pizit: Why are the pupils 0 Parti . - Service Act, 38 in every 100 were re- shevism. It does not prohibit the labor * |e/ /nferbay public school + ur Parties v jected on account of physical defects. Old | of youths up to 18 years of age. It does | {0 Pay Jor the paper pa ‘| and Our Bloes age—deterioration, which is the forerun- not prohibit boys from doing chores on This ig not required in‘ other cit Tea: Jet tha’. tthclallons ck ner of physical dissolution—had sunk its the farm or girls from washing dishes. Germany; you who ¥ 1 a e a er OWEVER, man is in the late autumn or winter of physical condition be- fore he reaches the summertime of men- Fresh Water Contributes Vitally to Health—Learn the With tal development. ‘ | spirited a group of American citizens as br ty aati ius. take: them: good F woogie ne One Way to Have It Always in the Home It is a rare man whose brain has any | this country can show.” ee - gbatibe: diut * | Mr. Fixit: If the street car com . : s Fresh water—and fresh water only —contains And all the water we drink is stored water pe 1d place windows in th the of politician: Niton, an element as vital to health as vitamines Thus it is stale water—lacks the freshness which 292 A t Y ti 2 2 opens spaces of the Madison cable) tayority in the diet. Nature demands, Cue nswers O our ues tons & 8S |\cars. front and back, it scone Co coalition, after t It is this element which causes physicians to Now a Wa’ greatly to the comfort of the pas-| Vion sted turely eacnig’ tend thousands of health seekers annually to y ————/ | sengers as well as to that o to squeeze ‘the. Dawes . plan drink the waters at world famous springs pat ie By the This would well, conductors and gripmen. They properly value Q. For whom was the clty of Bos-|#- fozplove plant and is a thrasby buying Hot Springs, Arkansas—owned and 5 Sey by nd pagers known heart r y. o avoid overcrowding on the ine) int ih Ne the Government Vichy, France, B: can not be retained in stored water. A tt ta! eat 36 Made Beeb sawed ee on cold and stormy days. fi and others. They have sought a ctical o n jonor ©, ‘oh Yotton, vicar of Q. What trag w.y is : way ‘ Tei UMERUEY ta. Boston treats of ar old-time. patrons of the All natural spring water contains Niton to a fresh water economically to every home, Smt nog cbr hee 5 wont : beneficial extent for a short periodafter the water Y¢#"8 ago the way was discovered. the frst dlorovewh ta. Beal 1. Macbeth | appointed if not pot comes from the ground, It has been thoroughly tested. Now it isa fe Halen | lan outalde ride h er pond sia plage : established fact. The process has been | etdas erm see iyi tit ‘meat doe What Niton Is paca bythe enlogmest the ey Mina € our ncome other reason why ae ; 2 h. , ae so named because it aids people to re j z Bata’ ot creation ees AUT latiae ope ; finally formed, the f ae is radio-activity. It is what makes water _ health and vigor. A. 4004 B.C. : ' a li . d r is able to undermine ft, resh. It is a vital element which Nature intended eee ‘ Me ce ain to » 8 ne a " I eee Se —| Tax Simplifie ay | and certain American ile ercse Simple and Sure o See ecpeated tha SteeraoTe cogs to" tedye: the Vatloan’ croends jase oH a Series Telling How ; <santicde It is present in water fresh from the spring, The idea behind the Revigator is as sit (Ak ae ; fa Tike ces tlie coaitn ean ne Law Has Been Changed Mr. Fizit: Will you please in-| Sura ene ; because that water in its progress through the those underlying all great inventions, wacidbaes oie 4 this vow has been observed by NO. 4 /\ form me if it is necessary to have shies underground channels has come into contact i i lected ted oR alta ; leer aetie prbes - thacollirs ta = mma i with rocks containing millions of tiny radium op tiearesined,with especially selected mali Q Has Jack Dempsey ever been Fa? hay HE revenue act of 1924 provides! and connect coils, and also to é Death For deposits. inner walls of the jars : knocked out? If #0, by whom? 3 that the status of a taxpayer| gtall pas water heaters? W. L. D. 2000 degrees of heat for twenty days. 4. He has been knocked out-only it: Mone » to the amount of his per-| 7s 1a ‘not necessary to have @ per Bootleggers _ These charge the water with radio-activity— When filled, the water is brought in ¢0 once during his entire career—by ket, anne If al exemptions shall be determined 7 fog eet i hot water coll. tk yout A British enthusiast proposes hes And water containing this element con- with the radium ore just as is done by Jim Flynn, in one round. } a : Y apportionment in accordance|Tinree but it is to install n gas} the death penalty for bootleg tributes wonderfully to healt underground. Water which has remained “ a Phillppises| and tb aaed Iie slotaGt A hoe: with the numberof months the tax-|jeater. You should make applica-| King. He need not bother about | Itrelieves and frequently entirely cures chronic Ours in the jar is radio-active—contains] Q. For whom were th: fppines| 27 and crates, furniture, Paxe? Was single, married or the|tion to the public health depart imposing it. It will impose | organic troubles. Thousands of sick people bene- Icis fresh water. + King Philip of Spa woodenware, novelties, office *|head of a famit Under the pre-| ry room 300, Public Safety build- fit through their visit to these famous springs. Drink . : , ed pth fF ion to Wie REA eee 5 ble ( A TI ht Those who are well go also to tone themselves ink This Fresh Water pe called “the! aplary supple ; > which the taxpayer was en 1lougi up physically. The fresh water thoroughis Install the Revigatorin your home. Drink ret o / ats . Bess tetas i ne by ae status) yr, Fixit: Can you infor a me if|, Be cleanses, Ie aids in the elimination of bodily Water daily. Note the results in health. ; en the popes were a ted| Q drug dig , 28 & single person, a married person! q resident of another state who has 7 Baia isons and ¢! ii i i ., 0 a . Sy iann tombe: power i vlads cent oa ie need tt#| or tho head of family én the last! gern tisiting in Seattle, and 8 wait Blessed are the dead sehch aie in es . us results in new vigor and vitality. oe ott Pedy will eliminare polsona whisk CPL (ape tes i * f the taxable year, Decembe by Fae fo permit higithe Lord from hencefort ea, jut the treatment is apt to be of tem: a at 2 a ; he th ‘eigning poi made ne A. It made from he a mber|ing for bett r a P Tal = » * saad ec dae Acad at ee ae Toe it the return was made on the|drleing home, can send to Ma home|saith the Spirit, that they may rest value. porn? Fresh water will aid tn keeping the bowel from their labors; and their works them.—Rev.xiv eee and calendar year basi most are. | state for the new auto license, The water is tasteless. It is neither medicint nor drug. It is merely fresh water which contrite utes to health all that Nature expects of wate Learn more today about this invaluable asset? health. Write for our free illustrated boold which tells the story in far greater detail. Act now. Delay is never wise where healthit — concerned. PET AGT CRATER | Snapshots in || the News — |! Can Not Be Stored For the water soon loses this element. Whether water is stored in bottles, reservoirs or pipes, the Niton rapidly dissipates. ; For exam! | ayer married} use same here, or will it be on September be en-| sary to buy temporary Washington | | COLORADO. For | license? the first nine months he is classified} ¢ Jo license will be good in gton for 90 days. If you ex- a single man, entitling him to an| was’ jexemption of $750—three-fourths of pect to get away within that time, the $1,000 exemption allowed a single| tho pre way would be to have y told over and over | person—and for the last three months] someone at your home purchase | that men don’t! he is entitled to an exemption of $ your license and send the plates to} one-fourth of the 10 exemption | you. titled to an exempt ‘ATH is tho crown of life jor Even water which is bottled at the d sealed hermetically has little of the istacnt within a few days. IPHIS yarn is suppored to be just for the men; a + again, But wha th harm if I tell it once know just what clothes ee more $2, Right neat in the clos will hang: a fact that dad knows,| allowed a married person. | wos a4 | _ FOR REPUBLIC | They're really a nuisance,| If on June & taxpayer ceased} No matter which it Is, a crime} Count “Michael pe | Phone or Write Now. more rather just throw all| being the head of a family—the sup-| wave or a cold wave, it is always} . z T 7 e " | 7 ver clephone EL iot-2494, ‘ fe floor port in one household of a relative or | fatal in Chicago. of tho Hungart Hemphill Bros., A ri nport, all in a mess, wher| relatives being discontinued—he is | ., Agents, \ father cans lay big-hands: on it, I ¢ ieus, He fust| allowed an exemption of $1,750—one-| j®" republicans, 1618 Fourth Ave, near Pine; Dept. ante doesn't happen 6 : near a rack when he enters} half of the exemption of $1,000 grant: | Sez Dumbell Dud: is in Paris as Seattle, Wash, the house and it falls off hiv ba ed a single person, plus one-half of ¥ His hat and h on: the t n,{the exemption of soMo rrant Thinking yor || *Pkesman « for Please send, without obligation on mypan t if he'd considered he'd surely ha that| head of a family. With + ‘i = his cause. Mean free illustrated booklet explaining ¢ ap tired and worn mother more prud ved, |the $400 credit for a depender know is never oh health walues of fresh water and how to bn \ for she'd } to move them when supper ts {taxpayer's status is determined an of ios La OPEAEN uke ie ways in the home. ~ rved |the last day of the taxable year, If, | ' POTUGRY Fi well ‘mown! in Name ee It's always the same, e’en n ives, for all of the men| during the year, his support of s as knowin ere wave the time of thelr lives thru be just enrelots and goodness but| dependent ceased, he is not entitled , 9 || Washington 50 1 aie Vis? | Addvwse Sin Ss os knows why dad ne trouble up his clothe to this credit you think. | clety, fs touting Pronoun ‘VIG-A-TORY | — y hies, | ; | ig ‘| The ; City ———_Seate , for The Star), (More Vriday) yg thie country, dl Health Spring at Home