The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 25, 1925, Page 6

PAGE 6 THE SEATTLE 2 (our our Gutay BY WILLIAD Ms) MOTHER GOOSE BAD?. — -/ The Seattle Star [i mea =—=——__—— | NOTNEARLY AS BAD WIE SEES ¢ US 2- WARE WA > | PCHER ins TH Schools The Rabbit or the Dog? COMTRAPTION'? {8} PAPER FER BeIN ‘i AFRICA , WITH ‘ Tom, the Pipé : ¥ t ho attendance ‘T. cl es f other Washing < > } | lp “ re ‘ ‘ n i \g] TH’ SECOND A SLEO’ f | Old King ¢ ie ayy wen nn cia: en | AN SHE JES BY SoLont ce TEECHURS ANT | th our | t problen President Coo wants to call one, tl Mt haa a |_| LAFFED. MEMBER] | 2” ‘s 2B rae So BRIGHT as | 4 ; , ans ‘ Brit vor it and Ji ‘ uid t | Bo > \ o Dee t t : e nat populat rs PE utialy oni Abe DWAIRIILIFTLT [HEI] SOY = SHE wo f NORTH POLE? ath sb thayy oer he calur : of ed of tO De Hot € . - ; WAN ~<a |] @\ LAUGHS FIRST ‘ ‘INK tna And so on sy ge ything, say w t will reduce SF \ | ALG LAST Of course! The e thir € g ¥ boy turne ., ed f ; lit t C Co-ope ve er of ou “papal \IMEAN wot of the children’s literature oe tn i But let t 2 to pat ourselves or cheating ice in Wonder Se } the back too soon. Such a conference i laughter and crime. The ‘ not necessarily i of itself an unmixed Kids are not only wicked, but ‘ bles. It is but an instrument. Good They teach children that only if wisely used, Not teacher with gunpowder she Ra “ees th arger one frequently the hunter shoots at a rabbit thru the roof. Or, « hahaa : =. and his dog greater mytholc , Homer tea Our Growtl Which is pretty much what happened ~ is honorable to kill and rob The gn ‘ at the first Washington conference. We northern epics z worse highway Ae ¢ tomorrow's neces- | aimed at establishing equality in the At robbery, as the only occup gentleman sity. Con e telephone. : with the Brit and came out sec nd demigod. New York's phone directory, ond best. We contemp ated uality in t f teresting ¢ t 1879, card cont Western Pacific with the Japanese and got : | . names, then. undisputed eriority rs - luxt iry. Forty-five I tha In cotape Rey ub ; Old Calendar 3,000 times that 1 w ene Semreneta ne: onto) Will Survive 3, mes that r ere et sof ar listed, in a book of five 2,000 | removed the me cag a * alliance and put a stop to th y ages. " } u m created an important industry in the pro- | bpd See ne Teen me Curing by Machine t f duction of the directories alone. N BB nents ; d by Pi le ; : , su of some of the an eople York 100 men and women toil the year | gut ! t : eat! th mT ere teed ; - (Sirius 1 around on its preparation, i ¢ r accom} hat conierence Tw llams ‘ ' : : = } that naval officers, and army men, too, THE UNBELIEVER aif ee PT charged with our national defense, quote 2 , Curfew the classics by saying that another such | --7"— — — prone OF 2 a ne leag t for JY) bee is time for every law-abid- victory and we're undone j i c Los Angel 7 s ing citizen to be in bed, declares t of the people 5 2 And he announces he will arrest anyone | must watch our step much more closely BY RUTH FINNEY well as vehicles have { ' my te found in Martinsburg streets after that | than we did the last time. Yee dl ee —/ : abi kag the } 8 best, hour. } ; TABHID . ‘ ; ; r ‘ : es plest and pr calen: : ic ; 2 8 » rabbi , e dog ASHINGTON, Feb, ! White House y at 8 The ¢ c «fa nay traffic ix mo ‘ righ Mayor Smallwood believes that in this We must hit the ra si t, not the dog | W ‘ 1 ent KR te | they leat scat ever devised here is manner he can eliminate a lot of crime. 3 j velt ted ' t The Coc breakfast orig That, W xt ign poise But no matter how well intentioned he may E Pluribus Unum at hiring | he OGRE 9 “ the prime reason f " torce Leave 2 hashes , Lady os any okie om ayeae ENTS, do you realize what Mr. Charles | Affair, at t ee ee ap te Oe na oan eae’ ked “ might be. Going first to the cause Chaplin is doing for the masc uline | ¢ forts Y York act made ¢ . A: H 15. It ODS Perinat aeee rep deep “sar ene hen better gender at large in this vast vale of tears ttle di “ep “ cies fain: 5 bs hand even mar Pa D t. it SMOK G ROOM pa te 22h Ne a cy + s 1 ace Oo ti le w W 1 ride er b oe cong —_ ion ot uateaia Aid . ¥ The world is made up of individuals. feces OF cd ike $5. : gee Vnpes Weg ek the capit Pe mato. vened, Coolidge the whol T . tee meeting oh . A op stig STORIES What is good -for one might not be good | foes Ph chi Pantinnd aad Mr Ch ‘ slit | mon t rx one by ee ee ee ena the 1 SAN ctl aiieeek ale bade’ (te for another. Curfew laws have been en- | ng fehtrs , salt ' ray hr the | >t ot sitree dlas i fe have ex corpus man who conceived the acted in many cities before, only to be | pte ch 8 Frome titution ar ight ee r mportant com « uplift of that uccinct. raflway sign, repealed or to die fo for Peete exteurceriant.. || comer ei lees uwsleo || | o> Ren tenotionsd somnee ' t Brea ct Stop, Look, Listen,’ certainly saranm fa man “ wear his own style of trousers, i r ‘ The ne farm comm tarted something,” said the exclusively. eat ine orig un breakfaste hort ter 4 advertising man in the smoker, Greedy, } Not Goofy” raha AAR ieee ‘ breakta ts creation, When Elbert ( Paris Has Its mT ot pert: and COY i a i d ould American jurisprudence devote ip st ied ad 16 de a pee Own Lata Tdeas ns that Mae proved to me that he was | itself to settlement of a higher, nobler t fe House breakt t la is punch ‘beyond 6 of the kind known be se, coat, vest and susp thought, was a homerun with the bases full. It { message over. Vis for my title,” testifies Mr. Demps in ers also have their appeal for exclusive- | Th is t were invit th fore. In the Zion national: fon that trial at Los Angeles. ness, but it’s the pants that are sacred. } t ypular, There is ¢ views over the mornir est I saw one last fall that, I | By the same token, there are, probably, about a million other “goofies,” and their They are the bullseye for criticism. They register the whole gamut of human char- the ted “goofiness” may indicate greed rather acter and expression. Every man in his than insanity. Mr. Dempsey overlooks the own pants is a principle that got to fo arate fact that the small end of a purse in ¢ be upheld by court, society and civilizatio F | S battle with Mr. Denney pa novely. : in bulk. : No Bie ie couininmniae iy tre Mr. Uxit of he tar s a lovely tempta- , ho compromise is the e put its s to the mess goofy when he offered to fight me | issue? Of cour a kn etty generally and nal forests. nment is try- he vandals to educate | er men and women, and tion, irresistible notwithstanding that a | slogan of every human being ants, Mr. > > rV Ty : and ‘drink; for tomor: ved for his life signs ure employed as one Darteins beatitie coos with care WA seas tera Chaplin. Li 4s te doar es Ar Undertakes Here to Remedy Your Troubles,| ties yay ay orks ioe The pttices Jouped for bia Ite fo | ee, io la Od 3 if of Public Interest nee Erde lady with him. Hix only com 1 I speak of was: | | H wa bold man t ate| ment was a shrug of the “This is God's country. Don't s ft “whe e . 2? ? Answers to Your Questions 2 2 \\ wre cy xii me wer ct mente cnt pat ot in my) =e Oe OT tein ted “What te rake i ol ke . I can get a pood farm d\ yard, have b night -- a p ry rated fer| What ne? Ed a Red? — those published It ate t Q. Who was Eric, the Red pea aty of 1919, Germ ° A. A Scandinavian explorer whe OU can get an answer (0 | | portion was placed under the mu rrant from the led the first colony to Greenland in any question of fact or 1M | | istration of New Zealand Pp hief formation by writing The Seat- 985 A. D. 1} oes in Seattle red : a | | te Star Question Editor, 1328] | © bor a very formal evening ar.| lished Q Who is playing the part of| | New York @ a | |fair a man should wear full dreas.|@™4 * Mr. Fixit: Thirty-third a N. Poultry Jour lem, Ore field, Ohio Ca,t. Trumbull in the motion pic- ture play “Barbara Frietchie"? A, Edmund Lowe. |B, between 70th and 73rd EB. is in | bad condition—-eapecially the south} Can we sue for damages tn} t does this mean? dress consists of a full dress coat with trousers to match,| loose stamps for reply. No A. Full medical, legal or marital ud- vice. Personal replies, conf nal, publis! Mr. Fixit: [am glad to note | | | D. C, and inclosing 2 cents in| | jo ! | cee ingle breasted white walstcoat 0 of accident to our auto? | @ How many radio receiving sets a All letters must eal ext: Mad oe. ee vaify,| vO advise people that calling th BE. J. | are there in American homes and] ¥ igned, fg} bosomed shirt, wing or straight cot-|PoKce 10 punish small boys show Thia is just outside the tim what is the estimated amount spent |lar, white bow tie, peart or g| be the last resort. 1 also notice! |, should be taken of by on radio equipment? closed more than $300,000,000 was! studs, white kid yloves, black h that you have often advised calling |, y commissioners. ‘The pol ‘A. There are about 3,000,000 radio| spent on radio equipment. }and patent leather shoes of the p for di Aa ley col dirt or gravel stree eets in use. During the year just) +o @ | ue | know, most policeme are 64 in or near the city is to Q. Aro men who enlist in the} Q What in the full name of Ro-| ‘i! their guns. and someone US| cnough of the center In good ¢ —— SCIENCE coast guard service eligible to re-}dolph Valentino likely to tose a pet dog. Let ua re-) ont aitow autos to pass. Unie ° }| urement? A. Antonio Rodolpho Alfonso Raf-| member the Red Cross dovs, the) iis street in left in unusually da Ancient Greeks || A. They are retired by law at the| facie Pierre Filibert Guglicims di| Baltos of the North, and the dogs us condition you could not get | 4 J | age of 6). They may also be retired| Valentina d’ Antonguotia, in ne . who have bias i 4 any damages for accidents. The| nth oes é for disability, and, by perimssion, a ee for hu ¥ *s matter has been taken up with JURING the world war, Brit- | man may retire after $0 years’! Q. Could the son of an American|, Mt. Fixit is a lover of doks, but) county Gommissioner Brown | ish soldiers dug themselves | service. The retirement pay ial 4 like men, there are all sorts of dogn . J e iplomat, born in Denmark, b Pores in on the Macedonian front. At | three-fourths of the regular salary.|tho president of the United Statea?| if Balto or any of the other hero @ mound they called Causica oe 4 Yes Bubaseles and 2 dogs were living In Seattle it Is M s H A. . Emba legationa 2 | nearly every spadeful of earth Q. Are hot or cold applications! of the United States in foreign) mate to say that they would be} e€X1CO to ave showed fragments of pottery or better to reduce inflammation? countries are recognised, by interna. | Properly Meensed, and would not be Muscle Shoals ~ormements of bronze. These - Both methods have proven suc-| tional law, as American territory,| Slowed to prowl at night oy. ae articles were collected by the Scaiial Consequent! Heensed dog is a violator of the A nacquently a son born in the| . P . Pr military authorities and a owe U. 8. embassy in Denmark would be | aw. and a subject for the dog ower roject museum started. | @Q. What is meant py “middle|a native born American citizen and|catcher. A disorderly dog is a , s | @ ny oth tals. After the war, Stanley Casson, | ago? | eligible to the presidency | nuisance Re ey Oe ar | ‘ SRN of New College, Oxford, Eng: X Uilicd tha ordinary: tpakiof tie Care ance, should be looked after, not} BY MAX STERN eb, Jond, ‘went back and explored |i said to be “three score years and| Q. 1g Alaska suitable for agricul the mound and others in the ten,” or 70 years, middle age would} ture? vicinity. He found articles of | fiterally be reached at 35 Gener-| A. About 100,000 | Mr. Fivit: Why ia it that we re Muscle Shoals. 1. | Shot. by the police Cw FRANCISCO, Mexico is to have its own the iron age, bronze age and | aily speaking, however, the term 48\tand ts auitable for A tonteliating “ang | celve our mait only once a day, and A. tremendous hydro-slectrte stone age in successive str |more toosely used and applics to\ wheat and other crops are ralecea| that not until 4 p. m.? Recently) development project, financed He also learned that the peop! | persons in their forties and carly| there quite successfull the postmen have been changed. At} by San Francisco capital, 1s who had left these implements fifties, | i firat we got our mail at 10 a. ™ about to be started in Western and ornaments were ancestors ee Onn mens | Now it is always late. MRS. J. T. Mexico on the coast. The project of the ancient Greeks, who, dur- | @. Has a state the right to run a Wh F if The new man may be working] centers in Sinaloa and Durango ing the different ages, had oc- | public road thru private land with- at 0 ks the route from the opposite direc-| in the Sierra Madre mountains, cupied the section as a vi out the consent of the owner? 3 tion to that of the former postman.!. and will be the biggest electrical The discoveries settled many of A. provided the owner is| Are Saying Why not speak to him about it?| development in the Southwest the questions as to the origin | given just compensation for the loss Most postmen are very accommo- The harnessing of the Rio of the ancient Greeks. They | of the property. This is termed the $F | dating Verde and Piextla rivers and showed that they were mix right f ‘eminent domain.” REAR ADMIRAL FISK “Ja ag tg | the creation of upwards of 200,- ' e ture of at least three peoples— | ee |pan by merely threatening to cap-| Mr, Firit: Out Jere where we} 000 horsepower of electricity to AY “ce ” Minoans from Crete, Trojar Q. To what country do the Samoan | ture the Philippine Islands, and live are three open wells, There| supply Mexican cities is only = Nine from Asia Minor and Noi lislands belong? | thus bring on war, would cause mil-|are many children playing, and/ one phase of the project. With i ern race from Central Europe. | A. In December, 1899, the islands|lions of our good people to bow to| something serious is likely to hap-| it goes the modernization of The British museum has.made | were divided between Germany, the| her desires.” l pen. What can be done alout it? | mining properties, including the U “ce ” : arrangements with the Greek | United Slates and Great Britaln.| ? Nn. | great San Dimas mines, some |Unless you see the “Bayer Cross’ on tablets, you are not government whereby it ‘a re The latter traded her ere to ‘elm GRAND RABBI SCHMELLER ot | If they are untised wells, call a vanate oe of eerrrt 4 ie ae ceiving halt of the articles ex: lay for concessions in Africa in| Roumania Yorld peace. ja health department, MA in-4940. fhe San Dimas mines have +8 Vera many for conceanons in Africa and|Roumania: "World peuce in in the| health department. MA/n-494t, Tt] | The een oraiver wr years, (getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by millions proper box coverings, call the po-} Under the Mexican owners and tides mracibarababrr waiter MAMI © Inter under ex-senator ban |and prescribed by physicians over 25 years for hl ATH, EB eee | Burns, many millions of dollars : Oot bore arise ‘ 1 acaba Mr. Fixit; J have been having| worth of high-grade silver has with American s ney are ‘ ° on te . ann trouble with shrubbery thieves. Sev-| been taken out. Col. Burns, Ci! |pretty, but spoil their naive beauty | now 84, was made into a multi- Colds Headache 1th much paint and powder and| / |. milMonaire by these properties, being so over-dresaed,” | ated By ' | " DOC--By HyGage then gworked by natives in the ————————————EE | | - a most® primitive fashion, ‘This : , seeros, when Oné good turn is made, it then deserves another. of} PR. KATE BARRETT, National property includes more than a Pain Neuralgia course, I have the radio in mind. A man will swing one dial ‘round,|CTittenton Mission: “I would rath quarter of a million acres, and BayerTablets / Aspirin S9Cs: each nd then he'll swing the other to see how y stations he can find. er ye married i unhappily than |/BuT OOC' \ SURE YOU CAN’ IVE some 40 large and small mines, ‘The m‘ssua sits a-knittin’ while her husband has his fun. She's hoping| Never have married at all yOu KNOW | GOT YOU DOWN FOR With electricity these mines will catch some music pretty. ‘Tis true he|- - “4 ICANT THE WHEEL CHAIR be put on a high production Toothache Lumbago ; bits of everything beneath the sun,| REV. WM. NIXON, Detroit: “The | |ENTER ANY| Hic CLIMBING }] basis Ke is and that and then some other city. }auickest v to win the world to| JATHLETIC CONTEST | In addition to the development N Ae. Rh i } But shucks, who likes to listen to the starting|Christianity 1s to win one at a|| EyENT! of mine machinery the electric euritis ; of a band; then have {t switch to someone who is| time,” 00c'S | ‘ur eumatism ; output of the power plants will mit talking? And yet, that’s just what happens— HOSPITAL! | irrigate some 300,000 acres of with a twisting of the hand, the mister keeps the | ATHLETIC |] hand. Fedio i-balking: || Sez (Sez Dumbell Dad: eet pees deka “Oh, gnom, I've got New Jersey—I can hear it Ore go! ry oe ” ; po SS le ee ga | scares apne cette, ® Accept only ‘Bayer’? package” ment to dad. And then, “Why re’a a station | crowded that lobbyists have to sleep ‘ z H 1 } that coming: in trom Maine.” That makey the [im the gutter. alem” believes tn which contains proven directions.” | making everyone feel at home. —— | Handy ‘‘Bayer’’ boxes of twelve tablets Civilization progresses. A San Fae ae Francisco man gets 10 days in jail Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists: t tips. aL SIZ AicEg-it5}\for choking and beating his PP ane, ae ; Ly Copy rig, 1925, Pudi Leager Predinsad (cca tn baby with a stick, Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicacid Cooking — tips, || too often for us, are just twenty-second place I've Tis thus the eyening py mother, in reply, Just sits and frowns. Says shi been a grand and tiresome mess ‘cause all I've heard is names of lots of towns." | and friend hu by boasts success, But “I think the evening's Mopyright, 1925, for The Star)