The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 7, 1925, Page 8

TL euaiic ——}] |[OUT OUR WAY +t) y sxz| The Seattle Star (yr: 27|)/— — — ) Seiene e Takes Another Legg : Pres Service, f y Bi Onloago office, 410 North Michigan Ave; New — 2 ae ee oe oR a Hoston office, T8 Tremont at be . f after another the vexing though, the Votst Co SE ee ee kT re it eee MY OL EST BROTHER SHOWED if SAPY- AT Wonr WoRK O The at humanity ‘ t, a belated 4 ovat ME HOW THEY 00 IN TH REAL IN THIS ARMN} DO "AAT a aeA Fp , y pect to see men pay, { 5 "On ¢ + Eliot A r approach Real Tragedy A Shrewd President ARMY — “fot Conduch 4 | YOU RELIZE we ony | Ps eee pa ch of ; i | rbec 1 . - ain ju XHERE was real tragedy in the ball ay s a shrewd president in the UNE COV ng a dekAlon GOT ONE PRINUTE IN / brain § i if park at New York yesterday, but few White House and gentirnan Junot tock. OUR INFUINTRY? WE Foniled that of the fans realized it To the business men of the nation he Al but Py 20 hook Dy dich align | CANT BETAROWIN' OUR Vghtning and ¢ Sitting in the dugout, along with the has just suggested that they fix their unt pout honor hom Fie HULL ARMY Ouray! lst nie thes second-string players on the New York minds on business and forget Washington Wi ‘\ any bu rack s\ ARMY LIKE thar, hat this: thing ; y ‘i é Yankee team, was Everett Scott, veteran for awhile, x ? triit ¢ » 0, \ ‘ a ane vpn 4 ; Sa 1 the shortstop, who had shattered the world’s The shrewdness lies in the fact that he au TU Gesieha ‘tens sree garter nn : : overt, a record galley west by playing in 1 807 con- has told the business men to do what, to ‘ k he } ink t the ca become secutive major league games, Scott be an unusual extent, they already are doing * bap , Op rae a? peat ? a Mae Doge aya B gan his string back in 1916 while with the It is a Rooseveltian gesture, in its way : \ ( i TT Ber, Ar { { ene Anan ganas pea ae » somethag’ f ROE Boston team. Great leaders of all times, in fact, have Vif i ‘J f { ‘a , ' £ he put more wood on the ; F *4 The legs that have made countless cir practiced it. First the great leader deter \\\ x 1 | he could keep the fire go: cuits of the bases to the cheering of the mines whither the people are moving and A J ; ng As ak at ad been) June a well ad multiudes at last have begun to give way. then he puts himself at their head. — It j My) Y y ; R ap agp cen hm ne After a conference with his manager, sounds easy, but those who get away with Scott agreed yesterday to remain on the it are great men bench. | President Coolidge will get away with payne Along with the tragedy of wearing out it, in this case. Business men are doing / AVS py peice that none of us can fight off always, there a pretty good job of forgetting Washing- Zs My} ; is in Everett Scott's performance a won- ton, as, for the matter of that, are most derful lesson for all of us in persistency | citizens whether or not they are in busi How many days do you suppose there | ness have been during that long nine years Like all good things, of course, it i when Scott felt more like remaining in bed possible to overdo it. The bigger busine than getting out on the diamond? men won't be Ity of that. Washington How many times do you suppose he had contains their representatives, on the job to drag himself out to the game by sheer month in and month out. Not engaged, : } j force of his will? necessarily, in sinister enterprises, but h ) ' | alee n , hind you, you ma How many times would YOU, in Scott's | keeping a weather eye on their own in | . : ; a - i i s 8 gratifying | 1 need not be place, have given up? terests. It will pay other business men ‘ \ \ ’ ‘or a world’s record for endurance in | trade is their labor or their professional , ‘ mn Su Wr, cs Al y B Y gh. YOUR business present themselves, Tr) skill—to keep their minds open for such | pls) \ 4’ PRON Ba — iN ; Y On War Ss é he ing for it won't do the business a bit of ideas as may emanate from Washington, - BY MRS. WALTER FERG harm, and it will make you feel better, even in the political closed season WHEN A GENERAL COURT i) too. : Taken in its limited ise, however, MARTIAL IS TOO GENERAL. fq csen ou ini serine inc | Te cult of beauty flou * foolish is the girl who hes stakes By the way, we wonder who in Seattle Coolidge’s advice is sound. It well for Naren kok Seakinillions aye sy her Sal n bodily beauty asi holds the Everett Scott record, locally, for business not to look to Washington, or to Wasa gee? rod ar- } and ied aad pe consecutive days at an office or at other polities, for aid they can give themselves. | ‘ Bh tg cae | See | od business? It would be interesting to There has been too much of this in the Seen by | Mr. Fixit of The Star - : ; | ti slime mite the fatness of & | younger than their years, and | ace, but there are many | | | | experienc > in a statement tl Acader know. 7 valie hi past, perhaps. | s s her. nave kept true love thi | Sete erent th’ Papers’ Undertak Here to Remedy Your Troubles enc h takes pride in keeping her- h 2) 2 at ue, lore a if fresh and fai > on aracter. For when the hollow How Do You Take It? Auto Hobo Etiquet if of Public Interest But there in alway a place for | character, For when the bai OW are you going to greet the man N etiquet book for Tin-Can Tourists SEZ KITCHEL PIXLEY aaa diance of soul remains) anda who comes to YOUR office and asks may be the next necessity. Accord- Basso the: Oly wipe 2 cease placitig #o° muct matter how fools may prate, this for YOUR contribution to help send the ing to tales that are told, too many of our one ‘ ar ee é tags to: take ec place upon physical loveliness is la the thing that counts, eves University of Washington crew to the modern gypsies are forgetting their good 5 okra : . & rps pena ind Bip N our daughters on, t coming i ths ‘fekle loves aaa Poughkeepsie regatta this summer? manners as they flivver from place to t by, ‘Bt ; 4 yeing me ound 1 arshy char f the land be nee sah tee ; SCIENCE Are you going to say: Why, I never place. . t ra H d us taken longer thats te mticceuat raat | PEARLS went to the ‘U.’ I’m notinterested in what | } use a few cities provide camping | og stig im nee n was expected. 1 , , ; ZL S ” ead > Sthand 9th aves he) they're doing out there space free, some auto hoboes have come ; Hgleeta 4 ae ate ¢ of t Or are you going to look at it in a larger to believe that the country owes them a ae medivut nb ae 60 public “trery, banding Goode: ores shire a pyle dicta 3 HE hunt for pearls i sense? Are you going to realize that | place to sleep. They have kicked furiously : y 10 our reecue. Finally I broke side bath? It is beginning to : asioa a ur gi = a pear begnciens= it’s a gigantic advertising venture for Seat- | when confronted with charges of 25, 50 or tks c | away and ran nome. By ti Boodle rs ie bd ee Regards = largo Indust tlethat the invasion of the East by the | 75 cents a night for camp privilege mitted, ’ time I got back to my poe ett th te always shown to their glossy na their many parts of the world, some hington crew will bring the city adver- They have gone into the national parks y pai Fahy pales fy tt Gan! Gouri ee Oe cleaned. xP. smooth marcels than of home times with the best of sclep tising on the sporting pages of newspapers and national forests, and left desolation j Ls ieegota dae t in the pie ae ry { children. Instead of baby tific methods and knowledge " stopping, and for th 4 of the now maturing we should | s It 1s hoped that the new | look pretty dingy, and since it ia ' pm . they see in their dreams and sometimes with the the country over that couldn't be pur- | behind them. They have chopped down _ t evening withow sandst i shimmering athe to feat i bout pr aliive aioe ge = chased for hundreds of times the money trees for their fires, pulled up the we . RADNOR” 5 BY Reverie 2 bu no 4 their enthralling slenderness, {| Pearls usually cose it will cost to finance the journey flowers, and left tin cans and refuse lying pete ay > : yang: men Sha sani 5 c And they think thus to hold the shellfish, mostly from the It will not only be helping the “U” crew P , . te 2s nA to have lost respect for | love of men | er-of-pearl ter, Some ping about. They have started forest oe by bars an ing womet to that particular kind But oun! tobe thatsman'aier: of pearls are exceedingly p e he Seat- carelessly- raret stubs ‘ Il of which ts not : ile you ae ak it will be se th eat carelessly-thrown cigaret stubs. ) a n biel s to find a fections are of a quality so poor _| and costly. ‘These incliaaaaan tle generally ang your own business as Handling gypsy automobilists is a new ff , : anes Aves aha ed rove as this? Js it true that hus- famous black pearls found ag © well. So why not'do it do it? municipal problem. Fewer and fewer : : “ by the time they sre r bands wil loye their wives only Mexican waters off Lower Cal P , blame In any way de lia Construct @ new unit, so long as they find them young, fornia, But the rarest of al fe?) towns have found it practicable to allow no 8 suffering for the sins of those o 018 attractive and full of pep? Are pearls is the one found in thei © The Real Real Object camping free of charge. In many cases the ne car a verte young women who flirt with A number of us laborers had we to believe that, when wrink- cocoanut. ANY letters have been written in to city itself is getting out of the business shite ; f i ! ange young men on tho to pass a civil service examina- les mar our faces and white in- These pearls are so rare tht | 7 ‘ eet. This matter haa been tion defo ' E ies hes on and is giving it over to private manave- } : hb k n : eae. n before we could get jobs vades our tresses, those who in one plantation where fa The Star protesting against the giving I & ay | p with the police, and if on a part of the Skagit power | have loved us will love us no million cocoanuts have small fines handed by Judge Ronald to ment, subject to rigid sanitary supervi- mmortin with | ayed sowir the young men can be located, praléct. Now dow faa thabiees opened every year for ‘a men convicted of possessing slot machines. sion. ches basa | :82 .etfort \wil''be made.to tecst fe an ig neither an American This is mere fool's cant. For years, not a single pearl BEE The Star doesn’t agree with them entirely. Even in the case of camp sites in the jem respect fo sale citizen nor a civil service man if the love of man be so poor | been found. Less than“a dow > oo ; 4 ney to for z women and the law What can be done abou con- anc ns ng. 8! It is useless for officials to appear in the | national forests, the American Forestry ¢ Ses a ib dijion he falta pee pete rents Abrpgoesd Pe speek : : : { 8. A. women ever strive to hole ? world. he cocoanut pearls 3 e : ass a ac me 8 lat grou 8 e t ther ta " light of persecutors of these men. They RSBOCIALICN reco mends tha x inds be n Mr. Firlt: Ja there a law The civil service department Why so high a price for an usually pear-shaped or round have lost heavily, financially, in the de- prepared and that the camper be asked to r G isbat against playing tennis on a pud reports that a plan is being article so valueless? ‘A cocoanut usually has tl struction of more than 100-of the valua- pay a fee which will cover the cost. ‘gsi, cn fe op Sass ea | court at ‘ in the worked out whereby all em Oh, sweet maids, who stand black dots at one end, th ble machines A'S ES cru iste hone ” ning? We across the Ployes on the Skagit work will upon the threshold of life, de- one of which germination of @ They believed they were entitled to dis- Then and Now wiy ’ t y and are awakened every “pd coreg ne cohaplaliy ce a Mes psicorpsambesor ry fist igang When ahaeresad ao choca tribute the machines. Their testimony ; i es P ect nd ise “tt ing by noisy youngsters on the an American citizen he will not ber that, as there is a period of cocoanut is said to be blind. was that Mayor Brown and Chief Severyns HE government estimates that it same would ¢ i at tennis court. Can you fixthem? | be able to qualify under civil youth for every woman, so also is only in a blind cocoanut thilj had okehed their plans. takes $2 to buy what $1 did in 1890. pais rgd pa gis w. G ser age must come. And a pearl may be found. The value of the raids carried out by But before you condemn inflation, Wal! , ! = Prosecutor Colvin and Robert Macfarlane, Street, the war, or modern taxes, find out his chief deputy, is in the fact that a prece- what dad w getting in 1890. We'll bet dent was established to show what the he wasn't getting $1 for every two of © gambling law really is, and just how far yours today—not by a four-letter word fe et , iy : Ctsin those who would like to evade it can go. meaning to patch socks. Hitec couldn't wonder at | ; Lpabeeee tanete ae R k bl S l f says ahe ran away 2? Answers to Your Questions ? ? | ii ios | white teil: Fine Used Instruments wearled, at times, don't you has been routed over Ravenna Q. Will cyclamen bloom the second a ae is usually confi think? place to 22nd N. EB. This deing year? 3 ‘OU can get an answer to | | carmen gicen out by tha coal o: a dirt road, the dust is very 4 ct or In- i on A. It is mot very Ukely to, and} any question of fa | wood-burning kitchen. st if nk nsw aie bad. Can we not have this if it docs it is not a satisfactory] | formation by writing The Seate | | the remoter distri ithe onl) ine olektw iene ai ket rad thal strect olled or sprinkled? dhoom | tle Star Question Editor, 1322 | | prorth-pury ; ta betlneate sah Boge ae Slee || New York ave, Washington, | |, pom will harmonize with the astttin Ado: || D. C, and ine 5 in 4 je dic nom cuspidor than they did in Ce . oudini an “Ame , and inclosing 2 cents 1 ie eppeyoes : ¥ Q. Is Harry Houdint an Amer-| | \oose stamps for reply. No py ye Pb @ husband. Mr. Forsythe, of the sereet de. ican pha do OR seth 2 partment, says the street is be A. He was born in Appleton, Wis., and apartments have 1 is theres America many men discover ing sprinkled two or three times end is therefore an American. acy In a datly, which fs all that can be vice, Personal replies, confl- dential, All letters must be eae ee al maned oh ch are a seen Or Ni afety since woman has done at present, owing to the Q. What is n town in spite fee tay ne to shavin the back of her limited number of sprinkler the United States | nd the other 25 pe foot A. Lewiston, Wyo., an abandoned| Q. 1s there a natio safety or-| private heating ph vil i (FAMILY FUN ] i : government station where pony cx-|ganization which has for its oufest type as the central plants Columbus, Ohio, burglars stole FAMIL Y FUN press riders changed mounts in the|the minimizing of automobile acc $8,500 orl) of kaxoplibrien, "6 4 Sat io Ak oh date sy aa sd bb a. ¥ the National Safety 2 y tribe lice can either put bloodhounds i id to have that distinction. In a} ca, the National Safety coun : ‘ > j v se | ; = i ent communication to the Gen-\cll, 168 N. Michigan ave. Chicago, plstiaee tae on the trail or order a general | Daughter's Harping. a\' | | | | medical, legal or marital ad- | | || | | Bey wists Go. breddodehnG. stac\ Dl Osage Indians ta vaccination against spread of | oy heir; Your datighter: ls tion, Denver, Roy Griawold writes 9 Wat Shwe abe’ gatting-on? Here’s a list of good used instruments, all practically as good as that the two lone residents, counting i he ra latker are Ya wutioua (haet when Sat rine Aw Taleavanrannina ay se easy pricesonconveni Mima Combrile the iol potile |, ee shes larger” at { I ip hen "Wer Well, her mother Isn't quite new, Take yourchoiceand pay these easy pricesonconvenientterms. New Orleans or Chicago ren called on Coolidge, the ee Kieton HOTHEID eavancn ton. A. The area of Chicago is 125 2. Whe a ore that hobby horse had to he: Frain! Boat Holton Long Model $35 00 Lyon & Healy Long $30 00 soe 1 ' ne was, oston nscript saeee? 5 9 acresior 198 square miles, while i A “ arry: double? Cornet. . Model Cornet ..... . Q. What are the dimensions of the| that of New Orleans is 113,920 acres | "0 10 , “ee oe r Kaempf 30 00 Vega 15 0 airship Los Angeles? or 178 square miles. hible, Proverbs 23 Ki Box Wife's High Taste, Cornet ssvicds eves . Cont esate. ° A. Length, 658 feet; diameter, 92 Ae eae "What's the idea; hot dogs for Comm $25 00 Pan American $40 00 Jeet; height, 100 feet; oas capacity,| Q. How are the majority of house ! the size of the § ‘a t i t course?" Cornet . . TUMDCS o6siccece e 2,470,000 cubic feet; number of gaslin France heated? ist : A I | h “Can't you see how perfectly Buescher 50 00 Boston 17 cells, 14 The heating of the country vil It ig about 3,000 miles tong} 10ug they match our dinner’ set in Trumpet trees . 3 Star .. . 0 pst: 2 Sata eA ee ‘s fe 1,000 miles across at the great-| saestecpehcainirenenensnD color and design?” Detroit : ‘ Martin 5 cat width. It cove 1 arca o The to s ttle member fe es ( {| ‘The tongue is a little mem N Taian ere $4 7.50 Hal : ne otis vali All Above Instruments With Silver and Gold Bell and All a Hout) Raw are Big Encouragement. ° Cochrans af fire: Winleth ee oon With Cases. x Q. How is a balsam pillow made? any encour. r \then strip the necdics from the A out his master's undoing. Seavey id mo you'd Gold Bell $87.50 Silver and Gold $40.00 ticigs. , Wear old gloves for this hakespeare willing to continue with ¢ Bell with Case 6¢]'M STRONG for the man who can hold his head high, and look every | work. Use thick material, such as| her. monthly allowance after our King Tromt Conn Trombone— other man square in the eye; who fights for his rights and cally each! !inen crash, for the pillow cover, as| marriage."—Boaton ‘Transcript Silver and Silver and Gold bpade: Spade, anid cad’ honestly olalas every penny he's made | the needles will pierce thru thin ma DOC--By Pop ie Gags) Aca veal Bell with Case $60. 00 Bell with Case..... $55.00 For he is the fellow who knows how to grin, ‘cause he fights his way| terial, Be sure to get genuine bal P bd e: Silver and out of the things he gets in. His road may be hard, but he plugs without] 4m, @4 hemlock and spruce closely| =~ reste cola ae Gold Bell with ©: Ne .$55 00 fear and, when he has finished, his conscience is clear |reaemble balsam, but do not have her home ; Jold Bell with Case...... © 9 man can accuse him of being the cheat, who dodges his victims who| ie refreshing odor, which is the||FORSLEEP- || BOTTLE O pI hehe eM ee i pass on the street, He never has taken another man's share, but resta|CMef value wf the balsam LESSNESS Bored Twat || “she said sho would send mo ALL SOLD ON CONVENIENT TERMS on his own, ‘cause he plays the game fair ls PLES Dio THE | |ITF 1 NEVER WENT Leeann Ce No better example for all of us lives. Consider the valuable tip that hel | TRICK | EH? | > White, Bakersfield a . ives. No matter how long of how tough is his grind, he hasn't the worry | GROVER CLEVELAND ; | of cheat on his mind. Thru a regrettable error tht Dr, Harry Wegeforth, presi US § nie IND 0 It pays after all to treat every man fair, and dé just the things that} | column stated that dent of the San c " * taal you know on the square, You may fool your friends, but you'll have tol | Cleveland SME ka the.| ; cal society, warnd us: “Don't EVERYTHING PERTAINING TO MUSIC atone, for you'll find that your conse won't let you alone IN, HA: aUcRpteNIaint of tH fy jump when you hear a rattle i |@yUnited States. Ho was, in fact, | Rte nake buzz." We never do, You WHOLESALE” MANUFACTURERS; RETAIQ | the dl president, « also the Q wouldn't call the rush of a sky twice, because the term of Har 5 heavenly blue a jump, would Downtown: Universiti: Bi sua coounted ne En | i 3 Third Avenue . 45th and Brooklyn error? Wai I@ the: number / ‘ Wales writing po@me and Mus ind 30, which should have been a solint writing plays! May be and 24 | Rome was mighty glad to burn ‘| Soh PERE ~——- Copyright, 1¥46, Public L4Byer Byadicate! while Nero fiddled. v acquired their wealth| the evil practicing daily on the harp,