The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 27, 1925, Page 10

PAGE 10 Pitt SEATTLE STAR MRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1925 BY WILLIAMS } SHEPHERD CASE MAY The SeattleSta four OUR WAY \ : Newspaper En- 1 ’ 1 ‘ } t and Unites | epresenvatives eB f aad AK ke tp, - —_ ' Peeve Wervion | sitive i {tengo office 419 Korth Michigan CURLY CAME TEARIN\ ONS y . “MEDICAT ”9 SCHOOT S ‘ | Y pe a monthe $1.00, 6 athe INTO "TOWN AN “TOLD | { ee ae va) COME OUT \ A 4 rp | Ne) J 4b es US “THERE WAS A \\ EF CURL ] | ISA! ano | ve BY CHESTER H. ROWELI i Worry uponawhich the prosperity of that tremer YOUNGr MEXICAN OUT i196 5 J \ with Nore | | , ia eee ; dous region of the Middle West depends in HEAH AT THIS DoBE = {\ \ / a | Ay ORR me we yee oa highest degree, When there is gloom in the \ COTTIN: UP Somer | re \HANOS HIGH , ‘ . plishes nothing, and makes the vic gieat: manufact Aciaitias'o Tat # _ ibe? | vv = MOTH. i : tim a nuisance to himself and to his ass¢ it “0 i pete ale ay a antas Pee le wr sp SEANDLOUS / lad kad t tiates, says the Chicago Health bulleti: rows hang their heads and mourn ove 22) =~ } And there is plenty of food for thought teel and, Ivor ; ; in that for everybody | Too much worry is one of t ew real N HIS very first public utterance a { things you need worry about | ecretary of agriculture, Mr, Jardin a A man who lives regularly, is engaged in shows true mettle, He says that agricu a 8 good, active mental or physical work, | ture’s prosperity depends, in great degre: i takes part in some regular healthful reere upon more co-operation In the promotion mt ations, and takes time to do a good deed of better marketing of the crops. Legisla for someone else once in a while, has little tion cannot vote the farmer prosperity. He 7 ‘ time to worry. cannot raise himself by his boot-strap It isn’t a bad idea to remember that the thru making himself a hopeless debtor to : world is pretty much as we make it. Laugh banks. He must have something’ decisive 1 ter is of 1 value to the worrier and to say about his markets, which, incident cheerfulness is a bully good tonic ally, includes a say as to reaching them. No a use in kickfng about rascally manipulation Clean Movies by “the pit.” The farmers must stand to ELL H. HAYS, preaident of the Mo- |. gether and make something of a “pit” of HURT TWO NATIONS ba : } tion Picture Producers and Distribu- | “lel” own. An » behold! the farmers ar tors of America, Inc., has asked all motion sehung vogetnet : i : picture directors to get behind him in his eet n pears Beant e ts ons 000 mem er ar RONG Sone t is to be hoped that they will. Hays “ * . “ e Say doesn’t have to ask the movie-goers to and 10,000 of suet Hon r back him up. The great majority of them, ae gee ABA [ if not all of them, just naturally will. | 000,000,000. The of agricu We are told there is some sort of a les- ture shows tl co-operatives includ x . s r+} 500,000 farmers raising grain 000 ir ¢ Son, or moral, in every movie of the seri- 7 } , ° ous type. Such a | m has the finest dairying, 320,000 As ae ve esta Maca ee chance of having its effect if it be based o1 who produce livestock, 800,000 producing r decency and does not run to the suggestive Mie M rin nee aes ae veg | CURLY FINALLY GOT EVEN wit THE | e he spring cleaning spirit is in the air. aot - — _ 3 : An appropriate time to clean up moving in miscellaneous lines ey : f NEE Eee ae ee eee — 5 f t \ pictures. hens - $ Sea for rik : on sone | f! ns , ‘ tit ee hey cannot be who nanipulated” ou ~ i As to the Times out prosperity in 1§ » for the cure for My Dears, Men Are Still Gallant | 3 ilkciehdieg € : Hen f manipulation is in the decided growth of BY MRS. WALTER FERGUSON | O' HIGH instructive vatue, in even the co-operation. REE Ome cet H humblest home, is Chairman Gary's MUR y ts ett Moor yh h -review of the operations of the U. S. Steel Selecting Juries walle: ; ; { ’ 1 corporation during the past year. NE has to read much matter .to find oct that the me \ pry the x is fen ole a fe fe aS i _ Two things spell prosperity or hard anything stranger, if not more ludi- | ' i : ; 8 pote times in America—conditions in the steel | crous, than the selection of a jury in this | ( ; : ‘ and iron business and in agriculture. Let | country, which remark is prompted by the | c P by , i Anes c »& Us pay some particular attentions to both initial proceedings in the trial of the San | ! ef \ r ma of these. Francisco matricide, 16-year-old Dorothy | para . s = ‘ ; Early in 1924, the steel business began to Ellingson { ‘ . THAT SWISS slump. Tonnage output went to 86 per cent The first man called was asked if the | . a KOS, Wwe 1 V f ado f DEBT PAYMENT of capacity in the first quarter, then to 69 accused’s youth would, in any way, affect | ‘ - 8 in the second quarter, and down to in his opinion. He said it would, and | ' from the third. Export steel business was in bad | promptly excused by » prosecutor, O1 n y Nedin 2 shape, too, the average price received be- has to imagine what sort of jury it will be | hi med t example for Fr to emu ing 74 cents less per ton than in the pre- that isn’t affected, in some degree, by | ven : me f tt as t ious year. But, in the fourth quarter, the youtl | t P ji , 5 able to divide $60,800,- never read murder cases because they hand: | ea ma : t ‘ Swit - $52 among its 156,164 registered stock- made nel | —— — | 1 ay . t Therefore It Are Saying holders and on February 1, 1925, the de- temporarily at least, and one naturally | ) ras : 3 aera esha ae cae er ede det aie | seen te amcly ealendiin’o | The Beginning of Evil | render a fair and intelligent verdict after oS : ] PERHAPS THE new tonnage booked is exceeding the out- he has spent days in listening to the details BY HERBERT QUICK | | put shipped. ofabloody murder, © 0 Name eae Se wy L A Thought CHINESE Att RIGHT Thus, we may conclude as to this one of Unquestionably, the prisoner in this case ¢ ' ' : ; 3 conditions began to improve rapidly, so The second man called declared that he : a 5 : on fi SEhsa tierce r ul # that U.S. Steel wa What Folks him nervous. He went into the pa our basic industries, the outlook is good. | will ggt as fair trial and as full justice as f wa ‘ na tw He that hath a bountiful eye shall t ou! Whereas there was gloom at th eason, an honest court can possibly give her, But, | n b ou bye nisggranat iy be blessed: for he giveth of his bread t Jast year, the tendency is strongly upward * | aren’t the peculiarities of 1 | t t two ' minat the exp | to the poor —Prov. xxil-t. ote im the iron and steel business, a business | wonderful? fot ators na | k p-wood yy Le | | ? ? Answers to Your Questions SZTSIZISICINIZISIZISIZISIZISIZISIZISIZTSIZISIZISIZISIZISIZISIZISIZISIZISIZISIZISIZISIZISIZ] = NV Siz) @& Who is the author of the Tar- )#—>——— aa ae f a}, and flscon-| to the id eon DINIANIISIAINIANIAINICISIZISIAINSIAISIANSIZISIAISIAISISIAIITSIAISIZISIZTSI SIAR wan stories? 1You can get an answer to] | 5)... a ines | i" tit ay int as ‘A. 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Bring just a nature scene into my sight, so from hustle I'm fre | ABOUT FALLING Veg ct, the motorman carried me half a| Our esteemed fellow journatist,| |/4% Pp Send forth a br that will fan me to sleep and then, when in slumber! P— Garang lblock beyond the platform defore| Hoke Mills, (s troubled with what bc T bd Y'm caught, give me a dream just something to keep my mind on al | stopping. The road ia in bad con-|tho milk-sop editors of the Kast call | aw HE <5 Mew trend of thought 1] dition beyond the platform What complex Ivises a Nevada editor bid) E, . < _petgpe me aw Cake ae please, before 1 fall ‘wa | should I do about this? Then he explaing that Mr, Mills} ae) NAL 38, et just the wpen, the birds and the trees present m | MRS. W. UW. A. | was arrested while in front of al {|S % SECOND AVEN DI a I ehange. Kise nicnt Paik | Conductors are only human and! tatlor'’s window challenging dum- | Sy UE AT COLUMBIA. Re >) Tie : I tities are dreaming day dreama!my to a fight’ und, later, claimed ae! re , t AN] re ‘ CAN i ronget. If you think this was that the Minmy it nly fits | (PAS Established 43 Years cB wilful neglect, report the conductor frst } @ to Superintendent Henderson of the -——-— : @) | [aa is munteipal ratty Unele Sam having closed his case all DK) ’ t Cheyenne, a number of ‘Teapot ———=—S CIAL <7 — — POR NU MRCS CN BE CON TRF HS wh dS ree Ores