The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 1, 1925, Page 8

THE SEATTLE rAN WEDNI ey “Wl Vemma e | OUT OUR WAY BY WILLIAN S| y| C k | e Seattle Car fom 2 | Kagles ampaign to End | ar | A _— ——_—— aa | Publissing Ce, | vd ' ay Bt A toman, tn, Merammauae aun ances | "Puen use| ' Poorhouges in the U. S,% 18 Weat 4¢ wei * y ae Sg: : e Soe { } HA 1 eA OW RHEA MW | - BY fA f 1 bis if . 3 = J Poor? PA + SiDE! -EE HEE JF me to Grow Ola Let’s Get One yy HA-WA \ Seattle thi mmer, th i fo POISON, APRUL || COULD Have pron lys. % FOOL ANDREW! }|HIS ENES OFF 5 m a There Seattle . i oner Py red t nd « y t art th build roomy 1 and womer wl ever done a \ : a As F fee VINE Sou ' a : me beauties of tl f x. have failed to tber of natio: convention / without ection <1 athe 4p often t ’ @ man Kt le must prepare! . grand president of t 1 to authorize bonds for a municipal { the Eagles, tells us auditorium, altho the necessary two-third rete f * condition R what he say vote could not be mustered In Ching h we, ( ignorance, The Star believes prompt actior ould éall benighted—the older or woma be ome way to } le Seattle J is the gre: he or she is reverenced t of auditor “ae Which is is as it entions are being turned ‘ ; $ Have you never in the presence of beeau have r rn ae © some very old whose hair wa e to hot that bi ¢ : : onth white w the many winters attic : a ; and whose swe shone wi some We fi talked o ut ade I * thing noi quite of earth you any pia or one els 7 ® somehow stood clos the Divine?’ Tr planning, and GET ONE f : » such a presence did you n f : " € you listened real close you could hes An Experiment rings and flutter of an s wings? The old are Wy INERS, said Prime Minister Baldwin : | oy 8: : * j Ps m MO “\ T j R. mighty close to God IVI of Great Brit hould get a co APRIL WED LIKE O LIVE OVER pie one We should reverence the aged and treat | liery and run it themselve APRIL FOOL CREAM PUFFS. —————— FABLES ON HEALTH them kindly all we are we owe to And now they have taken Baldwin at | | s = a 1\D ‘ Ta © them. his word. Workers of the Vauxhall col- | \!| REMEDIES FOR COUGH ind y r | Op > eee : oh 1ess on their BY WILLIAM PHILIP SIMMS | t Oe Ee Soupe: led te sae e! - 3 EW YORK sporting The collier E akecabolt’achor : b pping o 2 ERO ES Sate BL naam - : Ma n a aes of hot ¥ buzzing about a dred thousand in the last. four We BET SRS 7 me i - a rs : gee o ; the other day on a h | years and had decided to e the works, f end the war, H ank you first t ‘ - th sore a s Florida. ' but the 650 men and boys employed there xile, ¢ t Karo " _ was ‘Yro-All mee has: Yous Wil ngage ft ‘ 1 pba, ete Folks : The coup was made possible by the made a pact by which it is to be carried : : ae os wpe 0 while . by © pari-mutue!l betting chines used at | on uaranty fund subseribed by the mins t f t ‘ ' f hot Are Saying) f= Miami, which automatically respond to employes and the eof the district tu ft } ( : ‘ e ra t ea. si viarad Seams : the “weight of the m« ft It is the first experiment of its ns apssay te ; . " ECRETARY J ; A group of gamblers placed enormous Great Britain, one whi i rm i ton Presbytery: @ sums with New Yc “bookies” on the ful, 1 affect the 1 are fe @ two favorites in a four-horse race to | and wv thruout Grea 1 ° = “place.” They had every expectation, industr “i * of course, of winning, but the odds would : i = have been too short to make it worth Patriotism : Ken j i @ while—probably 1 to 2 or 1 to 4 | N‘ OLAS ANTOLITIES, ar ! ‘ant ‘ - e ausese {he 25 PROF, T. N.CA 2 So just before the race they threw in I stepped onto United State oil the t . zie “sae ® thousands of dollars at the track on das ‘om th nship Byron of ® other two horses. 1 shot up the odds Natio Greek lit fon the favorites who, true to form, fin He brought with hir all rug into : " told o. : : Bor ax well > ished one-two and reaped a golden har- h was woven a facsimile of the Amer- E " : ‘ “3 sect ARNE Ina LIE if Sabot “> yest for the gamblers. | ican flag, rig . i" " * However, the coup was as nearly Doubtless, according to Nicolas’ notions, “ ( as any gambling scheme can be. this was an outward manifestation of the = “honest The only ones to get a “trimming” were he thinks he is going to hold benign in caer Py ‘; = the bookies and the public probably thinks | for the country of his adoption ane a Inet A bluebiied tes, 1 See they had it coming to them. But customs officials seized the rug, Matyar himself dt to gra si hak wat and the collector will decide if Nicolas, to ; t at . whom no doubt our laws are : ses : : at Dr Y India? is to be allowed to have i advo Me ac NDIA is thinking of going dry during | of such design, to be trodden snide foot “ ership toad of He ut oot the next 10 years, but she plan- | 5 SHES aie on pal eo re ya ese acicadt (eth ning a different method than the Ameri- He Ride Ss Right Ir ‘ Ar A t of m can one. ie IS “semi-offi announced” that ' . bardlgeboyrs : TaN ae ' The United States, theoretically, went bi Coolidge * et the riding of hi 1 sinorit i ' on per : nood: ree seriously € bone dry overnight. India, if she trie: i i This im nouncement ought to Back nm will do it more slowly. This impo ou nt ough relieve the anxiety of folks who were zr Beenie Bombay, with a population of 20 mil- thinking that Calvin pushed on the lines, lions, has just decided to adopt prohibition beat the beast with a rake-har [ Mr. Fixit of The Bhar | ay progressive stages within the next cussed ferociously \ 1 the eaten | cade, and this action, it is thought, | blew out, or the critter got to kicking at | Undertakes Here to Remedy Your Troubles | will have a tremendous effect thruout*all the flies. Te ride a hobby-horse without if of P ublic Interest India. : sriousness is dangerous. md ? ? Answers to Your Questions ? Maeda seach Oe: Q. How many Christian Science & 4} churches are there in the United|| YOU can get an answer to} States? any question of fact or in- | formation by writing The Seat- tle Star Question New York av D. C., and in loose stamps for reply. No Medical, legat or marital ad vice. Personal replies, confl dential. All letters must be EADER makes appetite alert A. The Year Book of the Churches gives the number of Christian Set @nce churches in the United State Ax 1,530. The following recipe from one hundred others in the valuable Frye’s “Meat Guide” will not only settle the ©.Q. How can one tre document in order to re writing? A. If the writing of the more modern bl or some like material and enough iron left in the paper, the yeriting can be restored by cxpos signed. DN ak ee de with one black ie. * 3 , i 4 tering can be ratre oy. cz ‘ lle ean, do question as to the wonderful flavor of Frye’s Ye imonium sulphide, This will change ee : turning offenders over ee +6 ” ; B theron componna in te yer Fe ine rac aa asa Delicious” Bacon, but will prove a wonder- Wack or dark brown iron sulphide ft ti sa sent : f & Ammonium, «ulphide can be bought i y 7 re relic ban te tele land Seti v ful tonic to jaded appetite. ie and very little of it will be needed ‘3 aes 7 Sage ? Be for’ an ordinary document. 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Teettinal:, OReLey EEC alata CoA PRT Fry bacon until it curls, remove from pan—slice bananas 5 Seow inany. pecaci ea pi Se He Eile iorltte De ie ee poh atiies an ordinsan: sae he ot | ots out of reach of fences, abrubs lengthwise and fry in bacon fat until golden brown, sprinkle i United gtates carry life is Beda did f . te man youland sidewalks, but If one gets loowe : i; * Fnited stat rry t ; : ; town univer, 9 00,000 Huow, ands tall iim how: You call GArfld-6734, and. the pound lightly with pepper. Place crosswise on platter with Bacon feel about it master will take charge of ft theo curls on top and sides, onl Pocka- h e Dice Ss Cochran} Pere of the words tnet nd machines ba Lea ay } seit i hye hc ae | Seal sitet instructions for the cholce | A. They both mean the art of do- | and cutting of all meats, Gladly mailed by Frye & : ing ‘things the right way? overcom oP en ra cul at Co., Seattle, on receipt of 2c to cover postage. ing opposition and obstacles with ae Batigauathos avd /rlctlon. ah apree || BOc--By HyGage) (SYP, pavarrnpn came home FG LAKE to return to my yesterda hen I was a wee little kid. Thelable way of adjusting diffleulti SOP ee oan bapa thought of those days { thought that cheer h at the thingn| Diploniacy refers capeclaliy to ha r from Portland, Joining in T did. Like all little folks, | wan trouble bent ine, Gee, how many hours in my room f spent run too fre T benefit now, in a dozen talkfeat about hired as ‘Radi playe ith ahillful management of affaira \{cre E DOC, “CANCHA NO, = veatight: Hrawesitat tas ea HELP A GUY GIT; NEED MY |/ ior ‘Tildy, our cook of long service ellA DRINK? f HELP MORE } she brought a bright-colored. silken Ip. “And of us by the things that my parents taught,|. & What tribe of Indians a T used to get spanked in 1 old days, for the pranks that I'd do, | known as the “Lenapen''? AFTER YGU blouse, but my wife told her Tidy when caught, I didn't k then, nor appreciate the life that was handed 4, The Delaware tribe of Indiana|| ) \ GET IT ‘had just lost her husband, and, being But now I look back, when it's much too late, on the freedom. that | Call themsclues Lenni Lenape, whieh | | Ns In mourning, could not wean the gat tobe neann “Irue-born men.” They are || ment, Keeling she must make 1 guess I'm no different than other men, who also have grown and | called “Lenapes” for short explanation to ‘Mkly, my 4 grown, We'd all kinda like to go back again to the da hen few thin oy aa | showed her the, blouse and expr Were known, The moem'ry we have ja # wonderful thing Varound in|, f | t that she, because of her grief our minds it plo wonder we wish t vt with sould bring (hone eas ea emicauga, Une hows be not Ww it Fockwbye baby day iA \| and tik ithe Mier) { os anneord to Maly by at my daughter sus Vildy feast treaty Rome on January |} od her eyes on the blouse for a mo i oh terminated the po | ment aU then burst forth Htcal atatus of Mlume aa a free|| | “Don! you nevah go and give it | sate, It t4 now the capital of the! to ho Maggie., Jes! you go on and [newly created tMatlan, Provincia det| et >~ , Jaive it to me foh nex’ week Use |Carnara, and has the status of on| Aas lia gwing out a mournin’ from mah | eae AACR He cone ETT ARH “Everything The Name Implies’’ as ah