The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 20, 1925, Page 10

PAGE 10 AG | 16 THE EATTLE STAR pncamienrenay — The Seattle Star |= BY WHAM) She Saved California Minimum Wage La» [our OUR WAY [ Ont WOULD THINK | NOV CHILOQGEN NEVEI? | T ANN THING “TO EAT, } Gc /UmnmP! ACopyright, 1925, for The Star) _— . | MOVE PA, I ant / sa x 2 so saul “ “ce = Ste Rac Gece / { car sturF \ ° T Vyst d the t is wortl \ foe , Hat een} *¢ Pa) Ne king vo Musteries ‘ POTATK rae \ os . ‘ per ¢ on t “ « Lh bi e \ | N a od swo th | ed at i : t ge | g The who ought to nd it wor several time < » SHOF is ¢ guage Ww h le nt that much | Abia t TRAN: \ i the oth Even Vare's estimate—granting it were TAN! d and at A AZ yrrect, for tl of argument only b he cost to but 80 cents per person ’ per year, which is less than the cost of a haircut or a chocolate fudge sundae or a ew radio battery of the smallest size ‘ Look at it this way, and prohibitic 1 a doesn't cost so much 7 wl fore mentio nee > ‘partie A Prize All Right ; reptle j parties < K : ba h. In f QO! T of 4,000 poems submitted, the by ‘commons,” “unders “squares, ‘cir Nation picks the prize one trom the $ orking p cles,” “places,” “parks,” “heights” ad in warblings of the muse of a Baltimore finitum, come batters one’s bump of printer T tit which ought 0 to € direction into defeat and humiliatior receive a prize, is “Hot Afternoons Have 2 Of course everyone comes in contact Been in Montana The muse of Ru 0 with legal! phraseology, one time or sian extraction and the verse chop suey tt other, s« are all more or k rd one doesn’t get the rhythm or swing t aware of difficulties to be encoun of it until one strikes this informatior TOMED OO b 8 tered there. Flowever, not all of us have rbout Montana, and elsewhere | OF “he : é to try our wits against the windings of : p " FAMILY the municipal labyrinth, so a recent inci iti A ti dent may be of interest appears that “ men if the feelings of a newcomer to Boston had “ ' been severely outraged by the nocturnal 8 al . \ ae ae RETRY i es rapa r . , : t t h ge ae ae harmony of a stray ca He captured the a : miscreant and proceede for drowning 6 ri . t MR FIXIT Helps You Here to i purposes, toward the ocean, which was | No question about men in Montana, Kan- J * y : gee: a i se veral block hing aoa i rs ng hi | sas and even England having stomachache OMENTS WED LIKE TO LIVE OVES Soly e y our i] rouble E » was extremely surprised to see him wile was extremely surprised | because they eat, but it is hard to grasp DADS DINNER BUCKET tee = i bring the cat back to the house. | 7 . % NUMBER : ” : ye | that they get it fron ing poetry, as thi " — —— NUMBER of inquiries have come from the south Bt “Drown that cat? I should say no aa : re oy fflictior | \ en: 2 es , : o 8 ern | he explained. “I had to follow him back | MUS€ Seems to diagnose thelr afilictio T . . ¢ part of the city concerning the city supply in | 2 e ale cena pea However, let the work of discovering un J Wh a V ice President W hen that locality. Some think it tastes like quinine; others be [uw , » home : ; “Sa iil aka gn aaah known poets proceed, As the muse above i DT 7 MA ¢ lieve that iodine has been put into the water, and a few [ast a a intimates, there's no limit to what mod O A 7] Y ’ : ‘ nervous persons fear the water has ) oisoned, Let Look at It This W ay ern poetry can do, -! ? be assured that the water is all rigt Il te tall re FS assur nat the water is all right | taste all right fags =Y are making much ado in con- "y . aa awa Jeiuteasgeben eK in a few days. Repairs on main No ve stirres “ HE are, DIAKNg fc le i Four Million Dollars BY CHESTER H. ROWELL oak . vues stirred up the | gress over figures recently compile Under Cover Daily § trouble. In these repair jobs it is necessary to use creosoted te to show the cost of prohibition enforce | (SHE hou nircraft committee, behind ail) Spent to Make ESRI NE Fear ile staves, hence the peculiar flavor of the water. » G ad ; ss | } house aircraft co: 2, behine rer ashe le abr < mA ut ha i ment, on which 9,000,000 has been closed doors, is investigating whet Milady Beautiful fo what iron "2 i spent In seven years. t > ans t t t he men t Mr. Fixit J Bug B. has Superintendes§ $4 : oe the United States can withstand an attack , as appiokk : f as Representative Vare of Pennsylvania | 5.07 4), aie Guia firalen toe met W ASHINGTON r uit } ts : : ke to grant a holiday [ips has capped this by asserting that prohibi. | Wh i , 4 aes ¥e Is th | " re al r ' He t ee Pod } 3 ; can not be By tion enforcement, including the cost of ; 1y ae ay c ae be os 7 “ co’ ' es More Soldiers for 4 My 3 ose th * litio » be hidde ym anybody save t f > ¢-4718 ME the “dry navy,” prosecutions, and other aa , ONO Cee Tronl ap, . France’s Next WE EE if | a t: Why is it amalt dope Wiley frills, now costs Uncle Sam $30,000,000 a tae Aigecican perp : 4 met ‘es FRRANCE tt reasing the | ee , stand on the rode films year. ential enemies are ools and ther 1 { he jen. T le riica o r les from passing Eby “The “wets” glory in these figures and | is the strongest probability that th if e ple ws , a anenend gaan sor vbr a8 il nd tr pep ia iy say, “See what your prohibition is cost- | emissaries have long own whether : pager ae ; r ing my job I was ¢ 4 to tur t of the’ city, the * ing you | country can or cannot withstand « au - ; fe Vt rect tc : car to t : after boys are thick. What ea Ta Well, $59,000,000 in silver dollars piled by aircraft. Moreover, if the investiga t austin races, wie 1 bx ing gh peugeot oe le s J.B W. in one stack probably would overtop the tion by ‘the hous: committee shows the it & A to do it. 7 ¥ thing WwW. P. The advi . at the police seta rf Washington monument, or break a bank, country’s defenselessness, both houses o get ¢ mbps posi sai “ en pea ein ne a ec nT or something, but prorated among the congress are to announc the fact to the 2 . ss 3 Po - : parent ; injured white fa citizenry of the United States it is but 50 | world thru resolutions for plans to mak f | French mot t y te he can collect dam. Je cents or so per person, and that divided | the country safe. ’ ponit by ges f ‘ 36 eee in ce = vd 4 rr m . ustified, t rs poy out in un by seven years is but 7 cents a year per If the country is defenseless, why - : re been and n t » is taking @ day. with to person, the actual cost of prohibition | There's the rub. There are a lot of “whys” iS me t t ; he vil y 1 you will be released ut school. ti so far. that Invisible G ment prefers to apps - Ogam i st inbat ee ye | Bi ceaidly . pases S If prohibition is worth while for the | answered in de nd closed door ¢ imi ratlor a y fait Sendey thie Mr. Firit: Twelfth ave. 8. from see aoe 1 ™ pee h nor Pe "i laws | Holgate Hill st., is in deplorable - 2 Pd | : ay Cri I 1 mee at Monday is a holi- | Condité it almost imposstblé ip, « " ’ rimes Increase “aid stand the city schoola| for aut iles to pass this won fam ? ? Answers to Your Questions ? ?| :: ang ang | ‘CenmRe lecrense | ee I smmeeiend ti Say chee 0 eee | au | s bd Pi Many parents would Hike toons have @ hard time making delive (im, mane ay Bae a re nd k ne he F ! Rational immigration their children the country | cries. What can be done about Ut Tings sir | You can get an answer to | t reg : Sree nett day, and all pach na PeaeNe » | any question of fact or in- | ° Ps ' ¢ r lawlensne Not foe wefay be eae hares F nee | | formation by ting The Seat-| | 4 y ; a ie ; ax 4 at belt re a nied eS Mest nPulse! Bs we > mt, or about 00,900 acres,| | Ue Star Question itor, 13223 | | "se ’ pet Yr ¥ sooniens uld it» ee ca | &. malorts ha er cent, or about Pp ch ertnad FS r sh | je meet mpeth ceanion 0 « attention of the echool au the is under cultivation. Of the cul ere tS ington | | A. Hat k i v with th es organiz > 1B. B. wish the st Ma ' in| | D.C. and Inciosing 2 cents In | 66.8 ; mn vated area about 51 per cent ts in | loose stamps for reply No | | t d i . state superintendent nd graveled, take is cereals—theat, corn, oatw, barley, | oe Sule Een at | many ; t-| am 1 - if |: cial crimes Is has rendered a decision to| Street department 5 Sis rye and rice; us O8 per. gent. | | vice. Personal replies, confi- | pele hed | m ' statistics of effect that this st law dc ae eo alfalfa; 9 per cent in induatrict| | dential. All letters must be | ws Me ‘ ag the Fee fect schools in this case. She| It would be the handsome thisg 5 crops—flexseed, vineyards, sugar) i alened i| A r ‘ eer 4 tt | Ge ans Oppose There has advised th the schools do not | should c ress vote medals to thosg cane, cotton, pean - juieugy a ck badd (Oeste eects See —*}' agri rank rm - is it therefore? Does | 4, aac that polley|husky men and dogs, too, who cap bacco, yerba mate and castor beans fiageod | them " nservative Co-Education er all, that laws | ha the ried the antitoxin to Nome. truck and fruit crops and areas|and where, and if found at some| . latienite tan wyoaktt sohiesic 2 Germans has produce these results > planted in trees make up the re-| future return it imme-| Qu much of the bgp lithe ; must necessarily be repealed? maining 4 per cent. |diately to the U. 8. department of|tront was held by Fran eid bees 7 s grasicionne Sat Apstat eee | state, Washington, D. ¢ | Britain and America at, the tin ipoos waves 5.8 sage Real ge OEE Q What is “horse power” and ve 6 the signing of the , Fae Sorhthes tut? chaste eel ‘he proman [fea te zi ‘A. If {a standard theoretical unit| sion, “He koned without his|the British 19 per ce and Brit dt) cohiras’ the avirakes ia 1 that th fy ee Gare Lea 3 ‘nae 33,000 | host,” come and what does it} Americans 2 t ; ; ghte a c ¥ geen: MY eee or oe ze: visit a beaut rlo ys that it t fair to sub < minute; obtained by Boulton and| A ckeners without their host] Q. What is t fa ot bard is ck as is amt tha Hoyk {6 the: comuath: Ct of Henry Briggs is bein You, too, can have this mas-_ Watt from observation of the strong| must reckon ticice,” is a saying] tricity and vound See puted “oaly “fs tion. After 16, they say, boys [brated in educational and sctentific terful, powerful, virile poise dray horses working eight hours a|from Thomas Heywood. This has| A, Electricity, 186300 mites 5,499,160. Women -over.31 bie ae. telaht as gifts, fut: Be circles in England. The cele and look of good health. day at the London breweries, and) been changed wm the expression| second; sound, in atilt air, 60 P ix that ntted fora That thik ihore eater ei is marked by the issuing of the tused by them to indicate the power| quoted. It means that one's plans|greca F., 1,120 feet per second gi ha eiabie Wien ‘Logarithmotica Brittanica” by. the of their steam engines. They found| did ngt come out according to cal i felis ' her bob and Of course, like many bad. ar- [Cambridge University Press that the average horse was able to| culation Slate Q. What is “furring” when ap; It's probable, too, gumenta, it works both w Henry Briggs invented the meth work continuousiy ona whim-gin at} to house construction in building a! iat ther re more flappet One of the argum od by which large numbers can be the rate of 22,000 foot-pounds per | What is a symphony when| concrete block house? pot i 4 n> thea co-educativn, in the old days of | multiplied or divided, squared or minute. They arbitrarily increased lied to music? A. “Furring” is allowing a space) jimit tha are grandmoth. women's supposed inferiority, | cubed, or tn t raised to almost this amount by one-half and this An elaborate composition in| detween the concrete block and the| (rr whe are cartleay’ne to looks wan that thavworan ti thet tail? power, or their square, cube has been the standard ever since.|three or more movements, essent-| plaster on the ide of the howse included in if, and if this is | versities would hold back stand- Jor any other root ext This wad ht jially similar in composition to 4) This is recommended in the build thus, then the estimate of $1 | ards. New, in the high school device is the logarithmic table @. In case of loss can one obtain| #9na10, but written for an orchestra,| ing of all masonry houses. It pre $,989,000 a year for beauty is | it ts that they will put them In the tables used in high ‘a Guptiolté passport? jand usually of far greater propor-| vents sweating on the walls dace) oto tam | "foo" dat dorwatd.st othe. only. lechools, five dedimal places: usually A. Yes. One would be required,| tions and more aried clementa. ia the cold outside and the warm are used. For scientific work such however, to make written testimony | \ ladies J inside temperatures Lee ee as is done today, this is not enough. to the effect that the passport was) Q. Can a veteran of the Spanish | meas tae | ‘6c ” ° ! The “Logarithmic Brittanica” ts a lost, stating how it was lost, when) American war be buried in Arling-| Q. Will nehes of the weeping | h D dl ] 1 table to 20 decimal places. It is an | ton. and will the government pay | willow poplar grow if planted in e ea y nau ura 10n. enormous work and without an the expenues of the burial? the ground? . BY RUTH FINNEY equal for accuracy. The table of SMOKING ROOM |} 4%. tie is entitted to a buriat ptace A. Weeping tcillow will grow if - apes each number must be calculated “: - TOR in Arlington cemetery 4f he was\this way. They should be planted} _ —— separately, but the ples are 80 You*just know S IES Nonorably discharged from one of|ecarly in March. True poplar branches Westen: rON, Feb. 20— 1 nificance, behind the March 4 |simple to'use that any high school} {{ he's NOT well the branches of the service. The | yell grow if planted in thia way, Every four years the ci inaugural student can learn their use in a few | Th ‘ Se P government will pay for tranasporta-! hut the yellow poplar branches will)” of Washington, D. C., gets a The framers of the constitu. {minutes. In laboratories and ob. ere is no reason for you F[SE irain was passing thru the | tion of the body from Union station j nat gr | fixed {dea that it 1s California tion detided that the first presi- | servatories, where much computing to look or feel this way. Colorado dairy district, and, | Washingto d for the prepar- ene | f A a a { Aa in Washington and for the prepar-) |. or Florida, and proceeds for one dential electors should be chose is done, they are essential. when it stopped at one small town, !ing of the grave, It will not pay} Q. About how many calories of] day, the 4th of March, to act the first Wednesday in January ¥ the smokers had to have a lark, of| for the transportation of the body £0) food value would one quart of whole} according!s | and should vote for president | 7~ CONSTIPATION means course. Across the racks a pres Washington. | milk, two boiled eggs and eight Afterward there is much | on the first Wednesday in Feb- Wh t F Lk, SS ite — and ee 6 ounces of wheat bread contain? | pneumonia | Tuary; and that the man chos. a OLKSs INEFFICIENCY = 's ample front a huge sign} Q when and by whom was the| A, Roughly calculated it would s | en sident should be inaug . | a four years, no matter president should be inaugu : blazoned: Mayflower Compact signed? cohtain about 1,200 calories nevere the bilzzard, or how | rated on the first Wednesday in Are Sar um Watch your bowels! Consti- _be kept open to carry off the “P, Handel, Milk and Cream.” anes how severe the blizzard, or hov 3 t t . wath Vid wader tei a hate ae Sater) “fb tg ha{ bard the downpour of rain, the | March hers OE pation produces disease, mis‘ _ partsof food the body doesnot aid the smoke upon he first acttlere of Masaa- Are all the employes of the ent and the vice preside This first Wednesday ficiency, pre vhicl i the best seat, “is it possible what | chart, signed and subscribed to cMlant’ ob dustlee: dpptaedith, be POSE Caeicd tate maeeatene: | oACARGHE AIT ae ity gin | NORMAN HAPGOOD: “China is ery, inefficiency, premature use, and which, ie man's first name is ‘Pump?’ on board the Mayflower of Cape and members of the bar? | Of (he. United ate ie here ‘4 later that date was written | the most dangerous spot in the world old age, senility. Have your body, become horriblea —_—_— No, there are many clerks who| pe ys ber! eae, itog ind into the constitution and re. | today because its resources Interest bowels moved today? If not, loathsome poisons which tare appointed thru civil service as gether Gin several Histeand | mained there when the method of the more advanced ions. you are constipated. They breed sickness and often fatal ~ the result of the regular com eeritiee citizens, gather out in front of | selecting presidential electors ey | should act at least twice daily disease. If your bowels don’t 5 C; r clerical eeaminailon, hepa mon wh) ‘the capitol and stand for halt was changed YN WHITEHALL, lecturer: to be healthy. They should — move, they need help badly. ee paves Lie abeid of Thetbab: a | an hour or #0 with bared heads Just after the 1905 inaugural, yone {is broadcasting thought, | 5 q OEM. | cently 4nd Pare a of tnvestiodtion of It "is the inauguration, when so many prominent men | and someone Is sure to grasp it Dr. Caldwell’s oo ie net este ie] Pram wae ee, | Se (|| SYRUP PEPSIN | plan of having, as investigators,| vison died a month after he was widespread agitation for a D | IXHERE {s mud upon the highways and there's mud where’er you walk.| men with legal knowledge. inaugurated, from a cold he | change In the inaugural date. OC--By HyGage } The Family Laxative The mucky, running stuff is holding sway. No matter how much aoe 8 caught during the ceremony. | A committee of 41 governors | : ; 4 ipa os mother may explain or try to talk, the mud’s the place the kiddies like} @. What does the name “Du- A senator, an ambassador and | was organized to work for an —gently opens the gates of clogged- consists of a pleasing liquid combina to play. edaxoa teks fa judge died after the inaugura- | amendment to the constitution BUT HOW 00 |T TELL YOU HE'S up bowels and allows nature tore: _ tion of erptian senna, bp ly You can dress up little sister in her garments spankin’ clean, You can| A, It is the Nokman form of “du| tion of 1905. But this sentiment died away, | |YOU KNOW GOT LOCOMOTIVE Ltdelorel dni Itisthe aromatics. cople Have ee spe send her out to get the open air. In a short time,|chene,” meaning “of the oak.” Monroe, Polk, Lincoln, Grant, | due, apparently, to the fact that | | THAT'S WHAT'S/ ATAKI." HE WAS pebeaag ie es sedty et Serva yan, soe sept when you want her, find a muddy, sti a Hayes, Benjamin Harrison gnd April 30, the new inaugural || THE MATTER | HIT BY A LOCOMo Mis Lis hee be ht ions healthy and well. you'll also find that little sister's there Cleveland ali had to face deadly | date chosen by committee, WITH HIM?_/ TIVE WHILE RID- It Helps Nature Do What Tough Tommy puts his boots on and he hies him| Sez Dumbell Dud: weather as their first duty to | would have lengthened the life ING IN A TAX | Our Modes of Living Prevent out to play. He's the sort of child that's boyhood the republic Mate Re GucK Sone see ty The work of prof thru and thru. Every mother knc theatery ie Another movie The d of the 1909 inaugu. | two months. he work of prot the same one every day. Very soon you'll find him marriage. No ration, Washington was cut off ——$$$ FN wading thru the goo, dejected — lov- from the rest of the world by a Haven dad is rather guilty, for when night-time} ah) : | A f| hou ht roils around he will enter home as quiet as a mouse ers in the mov- ather bureau records kept |'¢ P g& stipated, yo Why the sneaking’ 4086 dues. ies, A man |) over a period over 20 years | —— om Syrup Pepsin. 1 tion’ uy found in t ‘s trailed mud knows it will show that no femperature high Fens God and keep hie command: annually prove its effectiveness. ail thra the house be his time to er than 47 degrees haa been ts: for this is the whole f Ic Is sold everywhere medicine 18 All the family greots warm weather, with its touch of balmy air, Yet 2 h recorded on a Fourth of Mareh, Seel, xii, sol «i guaranteed. Try it at to mother, there is nothing could be worse. When there's mud and slime! marry er and frequently the temperature 6 CSC risk. Y ugalat wil return aplenty, does ft scem exactly fair that we all should make the springtime sooner or lat- || hax gone as low an 24 degrees. OD never imposes a duty with. erie Srnur. Come Gays a curse? er. ' “There is a long record of tra- out giving the time to do it " Monticello, dition, but no real historic sig- Ruskin, Copyright, 1926, Public Ledger Syndicate