The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 17, 1925, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR What Do You Think About This Letter on Booz Published Dally fy ira aia s=z| The SeattleStar ty The Mar SOTA? | > at pt 4 seta ate pera rmoetas”| |/Has Dry Law Bee nf Trying *to Revive Him (Rowe N's Col Tork effice, 1? West 44th @t; Moston effies, 18 Trea + wre es: . ee! SS a un By mall, out of elty, Me per meath. & mosthe 61.6 year $5.00 farrier. « to © menth Failure? He Queries . The Booze Problen The League and Our Navy s "neontele E! SEWHERE t . printed TH newspaper stands for a strong whem naneeane toltnen the bene ~ on to failure of pr ition enf ement vat - @ nt « “t eis hotel, beew Ht believes Mt fur t od t . 7 . } tt , my Grane | vide t conflict alate aiabes food te thewabe ine dle is as been brought to his attention | een u strong naval policy and the | cusstes.—The & cattered incident eague of nations, , . He can buy booze cheaper than ever, h Actually there is no conflict, for this aiiatana bedi wi ' ys mus are buying pon € ane an k very simple reason tngt A that th ae ahi haw. Eyer gs oe We are not in the league, . ~ F r the lay of the best people ‘ it joing it, I aa ren I lf, d when, we get in,-then we ca t th em re consider the proposition of doing thru the t ° f me The Ant Saloc gue s the cour leawue what weemust now ‘do for our " ‘ try iv getting drier and drier, But what selves, " + eso AR, as Rome did olks tell you of the booze they see and But, as is, we are “on our own toh th en i to A drinkir t is goir on indicates Being out of the league, we are isolated 1 New York World regent } gold, re a ut this may not be exactly true from its advantages. “We must provide for t id out t biti eve ] auto a} 1 o t t t to ? ing the i's | Is it possible to enforce a law affecting ourselves fiehiavein hy wind oh 3 : ag ° wi a personal conduct, when a substantial block And, since we are alone, our necessity m lesn ¢ of thought reenrd aaa & F of the population ents it If prohibi | for adequate naval defense provision is all firat y \ " oa wa tue all eo ce ‘fe . 9 non, oan ¢ be enke ; d, nant are ep going | the more serious. Nar fat ed aiged thee ot atin j ee ao ou Pig Or et re fs bes Rak The position that» this newspaper has etn, toube tt nees is therefore true 4 i noks, att — hear: . ee ak ed constantly taken, that the, United States a nates 1 ness. a ‘ € ole a ee to “ ay ke should bring its navy up to%standard, does woe ier ae { ung $0 these Nagy tepeaycs 3 aos ibhode not by any means Imply that we’ believe more than he bent aby a4 big they Vv hes Py i $ ler wey the league of nations idea should be thrown 1 difference in n nay have the answer to the problem = 1 that {fs x overboard, Write it our somebody, and send. = The league of nations, while it has not “te be : Maybe, if it han the light of print, It | vot demonstrated its ability absolutely to 3 t I Il get somewhere. guarantee world peace, is history's most t . in 3 . 3 . : eis interesting and hopeful experiment in open ee wd, 4 y | y ‘ Borah: F oreign Minister and collective and regular diplomatic meet- tar of 1084 F) ; z setarsid . bat ITH the resignation of Secretry of ings among nations. As such it merits | to4 : ) balance of trade State Charles Evans Hughes to take | American co-operation, sorgcbepedly oA ong det the th each t March 4, Senator William E, Borah, But we hold that, when it comes to tw in Wast eee Idaho, becomes America’s minister of | defending the North American continent t gall pimp lepargariec. : . foreign affairs. | and the Panama canal, and being in a posi- att ! al | ‘ oer Naturally that is not the way it was | tion to defend the Philippine islands and : rae tie IAT ts the most cnt xnnounced at the White House. There it to support our “open door” mission with pid pee Fot unset = was stated that former Senator Frank B. respect to China, Americans can with As to t es aa aoc Kellogg, of Minnesota, now ambassador to safety count on only one thing—their own a” the .w te | tate our clocks and London, would take Secretary Hughes’ American navy. i» DV puidtey. * that ships were found otite place. And so he will, too, officially, but They cannot, must not, seek to “pass ple." An to tl ‘The present search tg) it will be Chairman Borah, of the senate the buck” to the league of nations or to F the writ too remote in spaceaam foreign relations ¢ ttee, wh Il wield any other diplomatic agency ‘ ately w to reach and too digg foreign relations committee, who will wiel any 3 y: ls Sitar Muainie th for ue to 'Bye:telae the influence. surg o*) | the use? : So a number of changes in our foreign Worry No More table that in New | Well, there areit ft me , : ; vealer,| wate, Many. of the NOTHER full-grown man is in need of shirts. Mrs. W. jecen Washinojon and Yesler:| coveries in the : 2 The ’s tr 2 west side, shoula be kept clear. 4 atter, which wil writes Mr. Fixit, The Star’s trouble man, from) terete tne fruit stands take up| matter, w monet 7 Port Townsend, asking where she can buy size 20 shirts for) nearly one-third of this walk relations may be expected. With Hughes : ° : ¥ sound wi nd Borah itw aS on of an impenetrable } ae bate For thai tree in we all and the irresistible bullet, for each Answe For the same reason tha ad his ideas and on them was adamant an automobile radiator, filled with anti- get too slow for us, With Kellogg and Borah, however, it will freeze, doesn't congeal. You see, the hot althe en of & Member of her family. 5 nd to| DY telespectroscope. i be different—insofar, at least, as concerns sap of the evergreen concentrates in its ive Goubied Mr. Fixit has had several calls since he found a shirt Captain Hedges has bec tate fe found in the sun Sa the wall : aves and, being proof against the most in th that mar maker who eould turn out extra large sizes for some of the)" ng Seeders oa Ds in Ligon and the sun é ato I | 1 temperature, the liquid operates to , Raton festern husk He has sent the address to Mrs. W. S ere het , ' Senator Borah wants another world con- tale ae ‘ . tod he ft in y athe _ finanb ths Uteariczenant and ‘will iihabls maintain the beautiful greenness of this A Other questions put to Mr. Fixit: | r them, or ride opel oader sense ther hing that can-h get it. He favors joining the world court, ided can be found to detach el hs trees. ve ! keep a are i writer } had ¥ waits the Your Income too, but science hasn't gone that far ye tunit t t 2 U r tay ‘ . Xs “£5 - tates on more t the Highland Pack school dlatrict | room would be appreciated. | M8 Tax Simplified How can you convince yourself that rom the league of nations, against which AS ; 3 ft t boar ty o enlarge he tony det ARN gonie ch lpr +. | your friend and fellow citizen is drunk? “ye rhe ith. thle Another of a Series Telling How || nity is to enlarged he is irreconcilable, and on that, too, he thie Larw “Hing Bete" Ghaneda and to find its place dm. will have much to say. Answer: Measure the amount of alcohol cities of this "Te hat we ¢ op a verse of things and ca gary? hr ea A B in his breath —if you can survive the | ral way hi C field in this J 0.6 —___/| thts, astronomy is the E Other policies he may be expected to fumes and have the necessary instru- | '™ression to that this nituation | town ree | ms daticel: foster are less dollar diplomacy in Central | 1) ae “aoa ia, and bas been, typical at least The ‘ctkyy eoanell peels | seri ndly aul oniig Perhaps the most u and South America and the West Indies pees iz ot at of the port or border |pudget $10,000 for pro i . Lepage. tes has its usesgafter all. and the recognition of Russia. Hughes How does a plant get its food? An- cities of 1 as well |eround in the vicinity. of. the Mr, Figit: Cout gross income, less specified Coa saw red every time he heard the name of swer: By movement up and down the | nland This snoney wilt (he jrtecd oe olipie, | gnemaat eit ductions for business expen vag 8 and drys Moscow. Wik eraler rag : fibrous inner bark rather than by way of | 4 noon as tho conden : en ot garc| Toten Contributions: ead" oebts, for once, ag loscow, What Ambassador Kellog thinks the mar raed heel the: ides aw ‘supply uitely upon the, fram Pl ee etc. A storekeeper may deduct into dry ‘enforce about igis ngt definitely known, but Borah Cale ade A ee BS gph eg t affects pri tially obs at the} ay a business expense amounts | in the hope of a wants recognition and probably will get it. You Gan tell When’a plant is eating ‘by tically on an . and cars passing down) spent rent of his place of | the wets of discreditiagitil The passing of Secretary Hughes from _ ‘8 low, guttural bark. bil lay hon Mr. Hb 0 ‘ rear ertising, | way, it ts a gdod ¢ ie state department and the coming of Which has the keenest time sens on Anti sah Seers, , | tin mating aS Ambassador Kellogg not only means that or woman? Answer: Woman—yes, sir, , Prsaptennll Barr oh ; ne . ted 4 { Nt -used in his place | Y#y oF the otties am the senate, hene forth more than ever, will woman, despit 1 that has been said in | it t fer tha. bamunt Of. the ‘aimaetien easiiy. the apace. san ‘Gari may drayage and freight | feel that oe & decide our foreign policy, but in the sen- tir past Women have a nearer correct | society, We bought / kets at| park, should be moved north to} Dills, and the cost of mainte- ee ae ate, Borah F feeling of the lapse of time than have | pe $1 cach, but the concert was post-\ conform with the change suggested. ince ‘and repair ‘to’ delivery COMPLAIN of the abet z 5 . Aes } men. Science says so now, and perhaps | decrease in demand, cig mice ea ya por pon ay ether al pehclemap dingy iver ity of the : you made the same discovery in your | duced the low ' 4. if wot, where cant, 1: attic department hag prom: o : ce, a, | & lame duck! 28 e a : tant Mi o refe t given later, and, if not, CON) ised to look into this tter to de A professional man, guch as Real Nerve courting days, but didn’t give a whoop | h ey vais > pid we get efund? MRS K A feo Bem aural aldara 2 and aetok cx Gul ie inant, lone ae oa ‘ | lased observation ¢ 1 ‘ 8 t Q ve turned ited NITED STATES STEEL CORPORA- | for science just then. : | Grinklng habits of this country | Mrv. Matti necowsary and feasible deduct th fo not eritiet if ‘TION GARY takes breakfast with | Do all insect sounds have a meaning all | can. substantiate » any such | building ALA jn fr. Fisit: Can you inform Lake| 10 bis profession, expens chiocees for ssn President Coolidge and urges him to en- own? Answer: They do not. Lots | claim OF oer rimn te eid tae Huriee, car vider’ What (Ne wae Of) tN ee teed” in ranking: |) HASuabeaieaea force law, especially the Volstead act. | of times, like humans, insects make noises epee Pius toe arg begs 4 esses the saipkees ys 1h, ela ta ck ad? rab mocaseniaeens| nal calls, dues to pro. j ho the people have: Mr. Coolidge has, on several occ that do not mean a thing except noise. tien’ t Se fend vent you want a refund, call on Mrs. oppo peste pikerna 4 journals, rent riage there: id aa put his hand on the Bible and sworn to Cheap politicians and after-dinner speak- A Endenhoitp, and she promines to tak at the proper stopping point of water, t and heat Teen nforce the laws. It takes steel corpore you understand. t? If n ’ anes waates th the name zo} the stop on tt,| used In his offico and. the eS that a congress which thee tion nerve to sit down at another fellow’s These are some of the questions that re the 5 i Bip haga ae ekkavena ghitas ay Bes (rig pate A nL SS have voted out shouldi¢ § inst > tha ys ili : haw se somes pea ayes nerican journalism, r, Fieit: Why is there no Ly perintendent Henderson “| eta ay deduc table and insinuate that he is failing in have been worrying science, but they are | fented by you? terurdan scalting station ot ‘Georpe.| vestigate and will see that the motor-| necessary expenses all amounts bares ve his sworn duty. | all solved now. So rest easy henceforth. | Tho writer {x disinterested, but | town? Patrons of the Renton inter-|™men call the proper stop and the/ actually expended in carrying ually, that the he doesn't like to see Wayne B. proper name. He will also determine} on the business of farming a 5 Stet Wheeler eternally “getting away if a stop sign is necessary, | such as amounts paid in the priate ts '2 2? Answers to Your Questions , ? ?) “2288 { A Thought J) cnet: tne ign ron] Hei ce acrtat 2 | hitorn aroa aaa of the market on Occidental ave.| tilizer used, cost of minor re- country some district’ pairs to farm buildings, and | agree with him would re-elect him. Legally, wo have { A Michigan man went bunting in’ Wherefore should T fast? can 1 ; : anes fur overcoat and he got « shot! bring him back again? I shall go 60, by Ivor Novelio,\that he did not expect Py him, but he shall n Q. What is the highest denomin-,# : s and Jack Judge; "Keep the Home ation silver certificate betng issued | ‘be pet sda o y question of fact | Fires Burni cost of small tools used up tn the course of a year or two. have my rum power but you} return fo Me. piust Jeav now? d “Mother Mach: by Rida J. water power alone, * st of fs — y g ‘A. Five dollars. Silver certificates| | forme The Ss 0. " = . | saiionsat bs Tete tenes privilege here, but our will probably be made in denomin tle Sta cee What the anthracite barons mean Jowa has just sent one of its “boy | ee aac tite as axpbheat ble localism has pn ations as high as $100 a little later.) | Ne Bat sth’s hom: that substitutes came down ankers’ to nm, where they; from exercising it. 80, Deductions for pérsonal or use for such men inj living expenses, such as re- offices: tistead. pairs to the taxpayer's dwelling, tains great leadersin‘t cost of food, clothing, education rvice it is a boon: OWhe o. DC Q. How many countries make up} | loose he British empire? What is the) | mec total area? The population? vice. Personal replies, Haha 3 es aoe || 2 Bae NS ae sal | TheLoves of Eunice andClaude; No.32 them like a thousand of briquettes Ihave. wicket , too. ‘A. There are 50 countries, istes,| | dential. All letters must be A. She Of Children, Sto, ate net. al akes care of” the} islets, ports, cities, protectorates lowed. politics it is a mak spheres of influence, etc., under the, &———_———— « Sele || The Star’s New Picture Novel, a Serial Love Story Told Entirely by Photo- Loses if incurred in a tax- sion. British flag. The totat population eee 1° Q. What 4e ‘the: acreage of the trade or business or f the British empire ia 436 000.| What is the largest statue in| Pennsylvania bituminous fields? graphs in Daily Installments | profession or in “any transad- Ee which is approximately one-third of the world? | A. 12,200 square miles. j Sofi SS ea tion entered into for profit” are | z in the population of the earth. The| 4. The statue of Liberty in New! Se ae mats Socapenen ted eNtr4 bev UM ai} Naps! 0' total area ts 13,999,782 English york harbor. { @.How many members are there jae ee otherwise are de- | t Jew ee: square miles. wise of the British house of commons ductible from gross income in | hi ei ie Bake ths cedute ice! Dect tea 4a eae | determining net income upon | nes Q. Was there ever such an animal) States going to pres nw ataius! th eee | pee ey. paaoene = ies | s a dragon? Brazil? | Q. Why was court-plaster so ca wry Bal Vg owed, Aueeen:: | Homer sity A bi Theos sere mythical crea aay leat ie he dai agra 3 not incured in trade, business heap Mbrees ri: fe, t A. Yea, Violet Terwilliger, woman|a? or profession must conform |% Poor man a few tures. sculptor of the Keck atudwe, New| 4: This fine quality of sticking ! : | closely to the wording of the |months ago, is statute. For example, a loss in- | now an. executive curred in the s le of . t xpas- | of the Coca Cola er's home or automobile, which aR { at the time of purchase was | °°MPany, at bags not bought with the inteneion | lotte, N, C. | He of resale, is not deductible, be- [recently married cause it was not a transaction | afiss Lucy Cand: ‘entered into for profit.” Loases sustained in the operation of a farm as a business venture aro | ter of Asa C. deductible. If sustained in the | Candler, Sr, the operation of a farm operated | Coca Cola king. merely for the pleasure of the | taxpayer, they are not deduct. Wasn't it unfair ‘ae ible. | vaudeville booking agel (More Monday) appeared on the stage 4 York, is at work on an &5-foot| Plaster was, formerly cut into fan-| Q. What is the range of salaries| figure of Friendship, which is to be} |tastic designa and used for factal| paid to vaudeville performers? | presented to Brazil by the people| decorations by women at court. A. These range from $50 a week! of the United States at the Brazilian d for “small time” to $5,000 a week for! centennial celebration Q. What was the marriage of the| “big thme.” eee | Adriatic? | ere A. An ancient Venetian ceremon: Q. What are some songs of which |; which the Doge of Venice re Q What versions of the Bible are|a million copies or more have been| @ consecrated ring into the a | used by the Roman Catholic church?! sold? bbtehalon daa ee pig Sneha 4. The Vulgate and Douai Bibles. vadentaue™ eosalaaes bag Bcveh4 hee, O sea of ours in token of a a | true and perpetual sovereignty,” thua S| indicating the subjection of the aca Nvan to Venice. The ceremony in tts |earliest form dated from the con- quest of Dalmatia by the Doge} Pietro Orseole I1., in 1000, and as-| ume re | HERE is always ample reason, when you enter moving season, for algae Com pared the Paledtch dr da run of nervous worriment and fret. Aching feet, in shoes a-equeaking,|a ring to the Doge Sebastian Ziant take you ‘round while you are seeking for a home, but goodness knows! by Pope Alexander III. in honor of| what you will get. the victory of the republic over the Miles and miles you go a-walking, to a landlord| imperial fleet tn 1177, which Pid army talking, and you visit homes of every brand| Venice command of the Adriattc, | | | | | ler, granddaugh- “Tipperary,” by Harry Willlama FABLES ON HEALTH REMEDY FOR CHO NE of Mrs. Mann's youngsters|]Open ‘the mouth an choked one day whilo eating. pee as far pre ry. ; ‘ . ry to grasp ob So Mrs, Mann, thd the choking |i 0 was not very serious, felt that she and sort. Many things turn up to stop you, rent-| = als high will often flop you, and you find that D b seeking homes is fer from sport Sez Dumbell Dud: | | ! After while you find a dandy, to the cars and q Say Another good plan, stores quite handy, so your spirits rise to highest Stand on {mould know what to do in such a|{s to press th pitch, and the ation’s quickly dented when your own peng: RARE ahaa Corey ye seas or you find the place is rented. And you start out A , © remedies she|the back hunting homes all oeragain. = @ i rights and you || , | found: blades, Tho the real ostaters serve us, hunting homes! cin't be told | Pm bY Bunice Hunt and Montaguo Towers Photographed by W. Alrd Macgonala | In bad choking, where the patient| Fish bones can semetl you,nervous; atso weary of fie ¢ a Ae } i , A Ae, é ah |turns dark in t fac no time |ten rid of by swallowin®s 3 jae sroapat per By “Abe ry yh in 1 near and te re where to get || HE rules of the navy forbid any woman aboard a battl ship, so Eunice Blake, now | snoua be tost d for the doc a pi 1. a Mi : Bae ya behoov: nat yo nce again be moving, in the end] | Se ’ aad : . iy , cate of ¢ you're glad to stay right where you are | off. | the bride of Claude Marvin, is set ashore in the ship's boat where—. See Monday’ | tor At once. | By pressing the hinder (Copyright, 1925, for The Star) 3 Se eet ARE Meanwhile skip the sufferer on | the tongue vomiting may wo v (he back between the shoulders.'and the obstacle remove ° ae