The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 11, 1925, Page 8

4 PAGE 8 THE SEATTLE STAR WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11 qo: | |OUT OUR WAY BY WILLIAMS he R di B d ts | sera, te | he eatt ce Lar |: . iw en Radio Broadcasts lis in aes montna 99.08 | BY CHESTER H, ROWELL i st \ — 4 7% are * | Mitchell’s Demotion } Three reasons for the development of a Ww"; chine HE demotion of Brigadier General | MW race, as Dr. Rockwood sees it: Fash Mitchell, assistant chief of the army | i? dict and exercise, “Growing popular oh air service, was discounted weeks ago. ity of sports,” he leg ares, ‘is having it nee | But we cannot pass the event by witl effect on the manly figure 7 > That P se ay ; out a word of regret that,this had to be. Waist Pina per cent 1 Not Too Much } That the army and navy ‘Heed a bang-up | _ ; us ms RE ipo ree af for Good Work } air service cannot be gainsaid and, had I TAKES vision to see a gigantic indu es run i Mitchell not overplayed his hand; had he try andgenormous profits in a littl t | Gay, ie ; not gone out of his way to create an | thing like i pin. Think what faith and od ( } tien 5 } impossibi€ disciplinary situation ir side our | patience the man possessed who started aint B ; fore the i / armed forces; had he not needlessly exag the first pin fagtory! | { 4 | gerated aircraft conditions which, in all Today the aMual production of safety 1 ri ‘ tia oid ' conscience, are bad enough as they are, | pins alone exceeds 1,000,000,000; ordinary | form it T oT t , tive ? A ' his influence would have been greater and | Straight pins, of course, must run much = | ft Soven't j he might still be wearing the lone star of | bigher, And today it takes sm» prophet to blic thing et aif@le x > i a brigadier instead of the silver eag!# of | See the money in this industry, Real Public wicks ¢ othe tenia : a colonel, The Copper and Brass Research associ Doesn’t Want It k " wi Ke We want no gag-rule in the army or ation tells you that the manufacture of T retua@el of ¥ A cor that 4 © navy. Every officer must be free to speak pen knives and safety pins consumes in tre c t los Nya om } his mind. is is essential to progress excess of 6,000,000 pounds of copper and | aety, past: | tt t But no man can publicly tell his boss that its alloys each year, Estimates place the | ora. s t t 1 n f said boss is incompetent—particularly in total output of knives at 15,000,000 a yea: “ H a service where discipline is of the essence | ., Me way to get rich is to discover some rf t e ° } —without one or the other having to go, | thing that the public can’t do without | the r will iss . i So Mitchell passes. and then start making it. to itt t t és i Divorce Figures Gasoline | themecives cap ‘ Is Marriage a Bar : EVENTY out of every 10,000 married | PXRODUCTION of gasoline in the United | t f to Edueation? persons are divorced every year now | States last year am¢ inted to 8,960,- | ; E EN erm i in the United States, says the census 000,000 gallons, the largest output in the 4 ot from a c * bureau, after investigations covering the history of the industry : 52-year period from 1870 to 1922. This exceeds by about 1,500,000,000 io Drunkenness as a cause for divorce is gallons the previous high record mark, : ; y bv diminishing; so is infidelity. Cruelty now | made in 1928 Oe ; enter th@ Yale makes up more than one-third of the Likewise, consumption of gasoline in rigaheepgeisac7 causes for action and desertion almost | : aan another third. ast y The old saying about the first year being 000 gall the hardest “apparently is unfounded or Still, with record production and a de C )| sale) as : atte Fat aD fe ° fact, for the largest percentage of divorues mand that does not even approach the lal lose-U p Study of Charlie Dawes } tus @ has gotten a “encezs ‘ informed. citizs ar amounted to more than 21,000, Me See EEE RETO OTE sed. Daily average domestic demand : Rea niches Lams a) Gk: 1s, an increase of 16 per cent —26.7 per cent—was granted to couple: supply, gasoline prices go soaring. One N. DCC >’ 0 : married from five to nine years. Ten per reason is that foreign countries are buy | ES ees eat, ROW s ten 2 a) Garr eed if ) What F olks cent were granted to couples married 20 | ing lots of it—and paying big prices | rEHe astonts rae ae i i eermeareps eats . years or more and 15 per cent to couples | Foe ; cena would ba Broadway admits to having 13 Are Sa wm i “ <r gy t I Dawea on | married from 10 to 14 years. Dedrunking Drunks eS F nie to dat t raha infit” shows, How the old metroy SL a ay = HE latest is dedrunking drunks. In | comment on hia be i Vir- New Standards aed hale carbon dioxide and oxygen, and | to paychoa v aw t ‘ : “ “ 9 ; R centuries the human race has paid | the drunkest drunk is sober in an hour j t in a t ff fi homage to Venus and Adonis as the | and rid even of his “holdover” in two | ¢ th " ar f t , « 1 , embodiment of female and male physical hours. rect dais a rac eg Piyaiey ? We for y Ba ta perfection. : ; Doubtless by administering the bever | being a awe , dock. hk 1 t of Daw ‘ planes pate. ahaag mab What has this country ever done Now they have their critics. In plain, age and its antidote simultaneously, one | r . tive pat t t Hu t ‘ part. If | draw the vy co of A 20th century slang, “they’re out.” Ameri- | might keep them both up indefinitely, viereonR abba, tt sly loud 1 x «nat t | might permitu J cans of the future, says Dr. Harry L. and never get worse than mildly exhil- | “) °° a ~ inact tear ig ple to t ale antes fs te ee ead Rockwood, Cleveland’s health commission arated. HUE ob itta thand Glee ae ta hs ; : ro are natu ah ENS our F The whi er, will be taller, thinner and healthier.” 4 . those misguided enough to i t ty as a {t } 1 3 zs Flo Ziegfeld says he is for “sweet, ) PY te owe 1 ont Venus de Milo and Old Man Adonis, say think epoch-makittg discovery y nd ow fiant tele ® t f f H t cost a heap t he, are “too fat.” } came a de too late assuming gh exter fe inight have ' 1 ee : sickens loi'tha sack Gs ie e fa ont sik { Rockefeller waited until 1904 be Answers to Your Questions is tees aieagadasit * We Q What fs the f “phit- 1% ean a eS: centages Beare Mega aacnae ay pis etiPlsna ened 0 Ce wed an Auburn, N ciples, laws or causes that furnish tion by writin | but leas athe is irets wast ne~trying j y rational explanation of any ir Questio: ditor, 1] fr r ernar ‘ re a ter: of nite thi iB Dada tg etthetok dite Kole Sates ler playa oft f Dawe cow an advernary EF) God shall wipe away all. tears heer octat tte eins the principles underlying the ex and inclo: : in cee Peso ales ges : He the} as it I | fees Shiele: eres— Rev. xxl | sree DR. E. ADLER, director Ger- Planation of religious beliefs and stamps for reply. N easteiee 4 : ee ee : clipe ‘ itll | Any fine the house refuses t| man General Electric Co: “The gractices at, legat or marita ; a . | and iatitt acy t him ' < & | listen ‘fo: tho “rea of Washi ire Ame farm will be op . . Personal replies, ae ; ae . ¢ 4 it ton's farewell ed and cultivated by means i. What was Coxe ‘ ential, Alt lettera must be > ' P the slips - of electricity within a decade.”* A. The name given my of| | signed Gates gp | t " wou oe Snemployed men that started from . x QW is mea : plin or plano—or & com: | « Te or bas Ohio in 1895 to march to Washing-| Sse | at Kreial fom to protest to congress ag nat preference A. A vc r 7 FABLES ON HEALTH their cconomic condition. They wer 2 h t t ing aay 1D sy rae aes @ What will romove paint from| Prefer : that u ‘ oth | A. Steel wool, used as an abrasive| @ svt , crs F ies ‘ ith strong ammonia water will) A a formerty Boca i most always succeed in removing | Russ province. becam eas le fecid | duch spots pendent November 17, 1917. ae ould find t eae eee re ¢ at Q When wa Q Why | hip ¢ b Blood ‘frot te | should a fnan w \. The root of the word « Baits red, and ft come | A. No, he should always walk on| not known, therefore the etyn c > eff the outside nearest the cv of the gender cannot be rmined. soars ora the f | oe © | However, ships are nine in| © da andiling to wound Q What causes jightning and| practically all languages and very} A. No, This ta 4 can t arose probably from toads’ backs are cove that look plication n the wound likely the asstg { the gender thunder? laa ‘A. A thunder cloud is a masa)'4 due to payc by water drops at an accrage clec-|SCCunt of thelr gracefuincas and al reasons on d also from the Ui when handled, the ol past ie beauty of heir lines, the fi trical potentiol very different from|'e beauty of their exude t muoous sudstance that waa | tars that of the carth or of neighbor-| supposed to be polsonoue. ing clouds. This produces an clec-| 2 ow sp rhc ta ae eee : triéal stress in the air, which is inj sented in Statuary a at the! OG wh ‘ | ny . I {to fish of millions of tho rank anc MB tad wiadle to support the| United States capitol and how many | 2, y Ma Telling t to fip‘ot Aniorioan dugiers’ (Agile: ana] Stress. The Macharge takes place | “tues Nas each one sgingare x ev k 1 es # strong, inch for Inch and pound] fn the form of one or more lighting| A. Twenty-nine states have so far at Nee MOIR 6 it mr titr| Cong ess for pound, he is the greatest fight. flashes and the nolse of the dis.| placed atatucs of their famous sons| "nd elder half slater of Oveen |! pacerpty From the Congressional || ing fish that xwims. True to his charge is hward in the thunder | in Statuary Hall, 21 of these having |! a h ne title on Record) jj mate, hard tos catch to| roll. selected both representatives to’ Wcoun of | the sanguinary persecu- | leat, the fresh-water bass is the) ee er which they are entitled. |tions she carried on agat [OU tN iy scenery Ti TS ltypteal American’ fish—Rep. Hawes | | | Protestants. It is said that 200 WAR'S COST A fa ee ey ee seiient lernay: 16: Pees | persons were durned to death in h The world war has brought to|(). Mo the world and the next tallest? Q How many churches, ministers| fh 577 teinn eath in "la ss Rehabs bir shift oral | eens | A. Available records show the tall-| and members are there in the BS ArauCCaS ernie, ey realration| LUCKY 13! ast chimney is that of the Boston| tist churches of the United States’ fran SOT EN OB = rar na th aoHAee tha’ tAepaveceect| ‘two avente, of worldwide inaport & Montana Copper & Silver Mining! A. The last tssue of the Year AT nd in dollars to the taxpayers ‘0 events of world-wi | Ge., Great Falls, Mont., which ts| Book of the Churchea gives 62,051 SA ITA tT ‘ION i p ntatiy , Dowel I (Rep), Towa, |x 1 involvin Maine S76 feet tall and has a diameter | churches, 52,316 ministers and 8,189, ssl colonies won their wy) | A CHANCE FOR EVERYBODY inst Great Britain} at the base of 74 fect. The next| 48 members O* f the ‘a Nile the S@ tallest is the Hallsbruckner Hutm| 6 ae baad Sela | It has been the glory of America |and I was born on the 13th of th mear Freiburg, in Saxony, 460 feet! Q. Where is the largest clock in| has rendered the world |that men by tho thousands have|month.—Rep. Graham (R), Pa by $3 fect. the world? s in showtr importance of risen from poverty and illiterac ee Pie se: % | A. The one erected by Colgate & in furnishing most of {and humblest of homes to stations} MODERNIZE AND SIMPLIFY | Q+What does the word “Ma-|Co. at Jersey City. The diameter of food supp Fiction, |0f &reat power and influence and) ‘phy ‘financial operations of the Yourneen” mean? the face is 50 feet and the dial is} inaeeat ee als |honor in all the professions, and in| roderal government are of the great A. "My darling.” It is an Irish| visible far out in » York harbor. | hae beer gts | all tines of business; and in every lest interest and importance to the| term, of endearment |The designer of the clock a8! sponsible than Leentciey alue’ts |départmént of governmentg! | people, and yet no other phaso of re aie Md | Arthur F. Gordon tho general belief that a white Q What does it mean by an ex-| eee Eaberoctld hot ity Representative McSwain} our governmental affairs ts so little “ sce Wiha yc Ane lundorstood by them, ‘This unfor-| a A S PI R I Nee ” uh Itunate condition seems to be due online service man getting “military prefer-| Q of anything th work in the tropics ance in taking civil service examina-| could sed. in removing] expiefed all thin , COMBINATIONS to the fact that treasury bookkeep tions? | rust ale from pipes? Th LHOL: “Auat ; | Any collective activity 6d line he, , bs i un ; A. This preference gives him five] A. There 49 no safe and effective Miralla, (decided. to a Se nokan aee fatten! Udine haat ‘i Unie ess you s u 2 " n et along without colored labo: is a smoke screen to r con: |intolligible.—Rep. Hull (D.), n ss ee the ay 30 Bel ieee eaidee Conarabitesinveredt,| yer Cross’”” on tablets, you are ee pd over the mark which he| meana of removing this chemically.| tp to that time, th bo oteat with Sored talon way mg AE ea ee aativitnsia| Auber, for Gropplag a Guactie oe & yer Aspirin proved safe .by millions , | {2 mean the ina at choggy: [one atthe stronger fone for he ound of Yuer on the heal of ae prescribed by physicians over 25 years for Wa iz. Day aD ta work in the torrid Report of the Secretary of Com [des acs when Hrd be laa 4 gar ¢ fowever, with | merce oufof stylo as a hair dressing in ~ white Inbor, the Queonsiand | € : \the great Northwest Colds Headach \igar crop haa increased each — | K ; fleas hob haven aes bal ot 2 TEE . acne HERE ce was the day when tho msi WOM. wn monty | Yr, arowing rom WS.n fom | yo snkime, vee Baits | DOC--B /HyG ; Aspirin allads an site h. Your grandma would know how those old-timers go, to 248.000 tons. Also, thie school | the ‘ar North Vad alone. the Vukort oo a vo age || Da; i tho today they're not sung very muc) of Queensland (@d aff Austratia ain a loi Music and word. The tales thoy’d unfold little hvart feelings told and tne| redections for phyasleal deficlen lyrics were never absurd. It was waltz music time that was built to a rhyme. ‘There wa fs sweet a4 could be, ‘The.dances of old, so 1 Se affairs of just sweet ecatacy Ma) Today? Well, how changed, with the tames rearranged, till the be | Afiat the modern youth has is some lines fom tho old into new moter gerolied. And today we are calling as Ze | ‘The sweetness and tenderness see D have slipped, as our present-da | | — joint popularly Wippowed, but still number | [gigcurrs YOUR) NO—I CALLED svay| it aro the lowest of the Austra: |Rppreximately” 40,60, In apite of tho| horee gato} ta cosa Toothache Lumbago » Often been told,| problen@Y the tropics is merely Ml taken by the influenaa epidemic) 1 ANOEO YOU | | STONES AND SHE acientific sanitation, jof & few years axo-—Report of the! Were EH? — | \SoAKED ME WITH « (See Dumbell Dade Dumbell Dud:) BE ae INGESTION Bn | Neuritis Rheumatism ‘a STOP P, cs I S'POSE [ boey ez Dumbell Duds )) vy. it ee, cao | M228 | | oserve hank Inw, so far as heel Bad Illinois Hapa Ky far it | cles are the lowest of the Austra | which contains proven directions. varying trade needs-Teport of t orchestra plays. Of old ‘twas the lovers’ mweet waltz that they trippc d.| Jintos directly to t i *Zwould be fun to go back to those days new Four ; eC aA OT oh A “CA oe ” men on a rail- Jot vurronoy whieh would expand ACCEL ly ‘Bayer package One had a jug. corotury of the treasury Four widow aie ¢ tiRawach) eae llyitting at THE NOBLE BASS | Handy ‘‘Bayer’’ boxes of twelve tablets home. ‘Tho bass undoubtedly iy the grea! Also bottles of 24 and 100-—Druggists. y American gaine fish and the favor Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicaci % SALE UY Oe PRN TET yy SL PO Oe