The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 12, 1925, Page 8

1925. THE SEATTLE STAR TUESDAY, ps OUT OUR WAY j LIAMS | ie? 3Y WILLIAMS | Ne w Pre-Election Tax ( Cut | The Seattle Star (ez: Mybdlishing Oe, Hee Is Hope of Administration @ | i i ' Olimian, Nicoll & Muinmen. fprctal Representatives, tan Yrancivve | Phone Mala By curse aly, oe mon ba | <=>" UiI||||/ TORN THe DOUBLEYA, BY LEOsR. SACK \s 7\W-W- W- \|| PAPER OWWH DOLBLEYA, /ovBLes {UH ? | ore oe ~ —~ Z | The Value of Goodwill | Silly Intolerance f THAR ris} \| AN’ Use The 1 KNow SOME BUDDYS vy eee ed ik hg o are ' ‘ if t ARRING the sale of Dodge Brother | NTOLERANCE is carried to the verge NOPE! Tuer \ M CoTTN, TS HEA }] BEN AFIXIN THET omy will be the chief ¢ 1 aba alle ? taxa i | stock in Michigan because the stock | of allie when so called, pattioti 2 f | M- TM Loonkin'|\ THEN TURN Caust ALPHABET BALER Me revi rinse aoen tee ek |: Hip os a i e exceeds the value of the tangible | Cieties rush into print to tell distinguishes a | \ it Back, / SING ahAaee m apiihinns M | Rats a ne a seatticuiea it | delegates to the International Council of AT: IT (UPSIDE | y oy, \ Dt deity i AOL Vargers | The off-year congre t ou « ; | Women what they shall not discuss \ DOWN, A\ y vm TGETHER WRONG, | tions are regarded . ' side of that state. Often in an established | The particular offense is the objection : . Mi orAVE THEM A-@-C’ nportant A pe 3 bs busineses the actual value of tangible of the honorary president of the United \ DONT RUN IN asec babe ee aR 1 the assets is insignificant compared with the Daughters of the Confederacy to any dis ORDER t 5 . : value of the business as a going concern cussion of the league of nations by wom maf t th i! t t There is more to a profitable manufac j en from all parts of the world 4 ap : f i turing plant than land, buildings, machin- | It makes no difference how we may bp daa We t ery and office furniture, which would | feel about the league of nations, Some t , 1 r come under the head of tangible assets. | patriotic Americans are for it; others are © taking t fi f fs Bt oe eee d E The cost of organizing and developing against 1 But there's no good reason 8 ees i fort 1 ’ a 3 a business, including advertising, is quite why visiting delegates to the Interna bictlous next 7 ‘ © of a apt to be a much larger part of the invest tional Council of Women should not di ecretary Mellon told t me y Dy ment than the cost of tangible assets. If cuss it all they want to; and it makes no PEt ese 1 pa a ; grating Bethe business is profitable all this helps difference whether they resolute for or Iie: trenetry, Gagne tee in rpaah t increase the value of the business. If the against it ates 1 sub f # 4 venture fails, their value is nil and there Probably the objecting women think program” to cong f id is big depreciation in the tangible assets they are patriotic, but in reality they are 8 So what goes in under the head of good only , e only excus ah can Se f will is just as real as what is termed tan of for such a narrow attitude of mind | y W St Ll A Ith Bs eile el ae wha terme Tan] of fog oc a marry ate of mind es, We’re Still Healthy| | f Ment is concerned; and that is to earn a In muz g Count Karolyi, and wouldn't F, G. ORR qi profit. let him come into the country to see hi a“ — ae | But good will has to be earned. If land wife unleas he agreed to keep hi pu teat! , | is bought, buildings erected, machi d closed on politics, either fore or l 1924 installed and manufacture started th atic ath seed t Naliat enly prospective value aside from tangible Americans we ve a right to be qi if urs : | assets. In other words, it’s a gamble. narrow and provincial, and even to make c E * . ourselves look ridiculous to the remainder Other very healthful states L The daily stock quotations, aside from iP the warll. tit wall in vient to. be a rt i" Speculative manipulation, are influenced | °° 9° Work et edie rbd? dees ay aire : ati / by earning power. It isn’t the tangible pa WO VESILOrS rom other nations. Cer ¢ ta a ’ for assets that fluctuate and make stocks go tainly we need not fear full and free a £ cf = cussion of any subject the eminent dele i alle lin ee ¢ then ( c I > * up or down. Good or bad management, Market conditions, supply and demand, | gate feel disposed to discus + reputation of a concern and its product | » ° . H O shit Ind Connecticut “as all these have their influence on earning | Warning Europe Ow ne Sheil Gai Hi Ss Revenge SMOKING. ROOM + ie power and stock values. | HENEVER a new American am- <r <i % bs Infant mort pe tor A988 4 ; ~ And it is easily possible for an estab- bassador arrives in London, the Pil- The Story of Abd El Krim Who Beat Spain, Defied France STORIES for 192 "ineoroe tha 28 - it lished and successful business to be worth | grim society there always gives him a big BY WILLIAM PHILIP SIMMS Se SLMS ‘< the t stration i) & Several millions of dollars, and yet have | dinner at which the British premier, his ebiars Sa oe heaeacre ey c s 8 er rate 7 = + tangible assets of much less than a mil- | cabinet and virtually a complete Who's Wee INGTON, May 12.10 Y x. j : ; t ° ; + lin. Who are present alc attics ea it ge ¥ : { t — The purpose of so-called blue sky laws And it is equally traditional that said | |" 1 t ' c pite f t f + is to prevent exploitation of the public by | new ambassador sho | x K beard. ¢ « te & *. = the sale of stock which has only a gam- | to tell the waiting world > : . Aube ff ee + bling possibility, and often is fraudulent | A | Hand nice | ‘ - : ; * in its representation of that. An estab- Thus the ner the . } 4 : 4 - ‘4 ' + lished industrial concern is easily checked ing to our n ssador, i ; - ! An A f ‘ H * as to the value of good will and earning Houghton, followed the customary course on? 5 ne : : pie fg ct Amalie i wrent t to ; } = power as well as tangible assets. Complete of Not so, however, Ambassador the avowed intent t r they take ¢ mbe dae the ea A resin, Ors : ; ‘ + financial reports of all big industrial con- Houghton's speec Omitting th sual d s that f r ‘ the ¢ attempts at tot Re cerns are easily accessible to the press and “hands acr the sea” stuff, he loaded a | ps x doles i ¢ ¢ 1 < aa } public. It is different with fly-by-night good, old-fashioned scatterbore to the | : ‘ $ ML eprint 1 a ighe i *ventures which blue sky laws were de- muzzle and with one blast peppered all M Mahamed § Abd-e t ‘ ey zs 1 He 2 6 Signed to check and thwart. Europe | Kein thirties, N tM | 2 t ee oo “Quit threatening war,” he lectured the | ‘°° ‘®!: "ome peor 1 Whe \ ; ' WI : | threw Abdel-Krim Into vat Folks | « Every Man Has His Theor yj | Old World in effect, “or we won't lend ( See akin cocayees Wr ouats you any more mone Literally what he Mr. Fixit of The Star cere ; bo “s mt | Are Saying | a ) OME husbands prefer to quietly rely | told Europe was: “The full measure of | ~~ ontheory. Others engage in the prac- | American helpfulness can be obtained “ m again. Now, he % 2 o a) 2 ete 2 ) y so Ty, ma he ne q RICHTER 4 tical application of theory. It all depends | only when the American people are as- || Undertakes Here to Remedy Your Troubles edhe BN Matt al aa on the wife, and you can take your choice. | sured that the time for destructive me th- | if of Public Interest | ‘chailcs: ota : Mrs. Charlie Porter, wife of the pre- | ods has passed and that the time f Lt ft | ot nd, gamt prietor of a San Francisco beauty parlor, | peaceful upbuilding has come.” | ‘The Humane society calls Mr, | tlons. When he th is the worst, for it secms gets a divorce because her husband | That he was speaking for President wis to. aay a) feud the, ata vio : A 7 hought the! root of all’ the others.” spanked her regular] ~ “T didn’t give him | Coolidge and Secretary of State Kellogg | $25 wilt notice on th r statin on es a fe HELEN MENKEN, film st any reason,” testifies the lady. “I tried to is regarded as certain. It was less than | ‘bat will tailor was behind in his Moc If thine enemy hunger, feed “nd -atnsnetait:ths ged be a good gfrl, but he insisted upon spank- month ago that he received his instruc- | * r he d " 2 him; if he thirst, give him 2 ing. anyway. He said it was good for tions in Washington at their hands. 1 had arly ‘ WHA. rs 4 oat ee 2s fe of pag ihe 4 wives, whether they deserved it or not. | Houghton’s words, therefore, being of- ips i up b . A‘ feed ttees xii20 i The world would be a whole lot better, he | ficial, may have good effect. But th ¥ rg A trouble it ; told me, if every wife got spanked at least have one serious weakness. American SOGAE s ONE bs wasp th get in @ once a week. | helpfulness” in the pacification o pe, Sistet* dewetieneaas -W taunt nade ther h ; Of course, Mrs. Porter entitled to thus far, n purely finar Our Jom ae iY ‘ erst : Se 2 + sympathy, but some thank. re due Por- highly des and much sought moral 4 ty. ¢ x ‘ ¢ aes + tet in that he warmed up wife on general helpfulness has been conspicuously with- . bd * principles only. Heaven only knows what held. Thus, while the speech in olf was P i a we ss tetee' gles wis aan ; quantity of cheer would take wings from something of a bombshell—becat am- do t er Dutoamish ‘ the marital state should a beauty parlor | bassadors do not usually talk that way aM rleer? It h closed for + expert proclaim that the spanking of | the information it convey was much , aes repairs for. 60. daye. woman enhanced her beauty. Why, there | less so. European nations, in common t will see Pe she Rega tm nv would be thousands of wives who—but fur- | with the rest of the world, already know | what he can al da - Le a | ‘ ther discussion of the matter would be that money stops flowing when the se- pat aes | + Profitless, not to say almighty dangerous. | curity offered wavers. th Daerah a opt bik lagaatl {qs vi eater ott ch east een by Answers to Y our Questions .? ? |) mjn.3 sis. % | th? Paners’ | f stale water The city haa | ; x | p i | Q How many firms are represent-| —Blnois, fowa, Nebraska nin eh apreg ine ha tee aig to defeat | {SA in the membership of the United}! YOU can get an answer to| | pap, Nevada and Californ ee ee ee ae SEZ KITCHEL PIXLEY t Better equipped, | * States Chamber of Commerce? | any question of fact or al Pope is Sage of the Olympics ble in lean difficult ‘A. The membership at present is| | formation by writing The Seat- Get the blank city | cou with rallways and good t about 1350 organizations with ap-| | tle r Question Editor. 1322 | neers office a eabe Rantha ‘ er re proximately 15,000 firma and indi-| | New York ave, Wash ‘on, | n signed t r i A paeh , the + duals. | D. C,, and inclosing 2 cents in | abutting prope: ars n to have the | ‘ o01-0 | | loose stampa for reply. No | king for the gr the be AY hat, We on pans | Q What is meant by the “ton-| | Medical, legal or marital ad- | rye alley. If unable to do this, aak hat, it will be no pienic | Tiee” of a. vessel? | | vice, Persona replies, confi. | office,| the health department, in. the | FA Pee ML Tonnage is defined as the in-| | dential. All letters must be Mes gu ntycClty get te has m] ternal cubic capacity of a vessel ex-| | Simned. I ou this} the stagnant ter drained. MILY I UN ; at se IE i pressed in tons. Gross tonnage is 4: 028 t the tonnage of a vessel, plus the|gresa unconstitutional, and 10 of wees Mr. Firit: Could one get a in rapport “If you please, ma’am, the cat's | area of any enclosed space for stores these decisions have been rendered) o 4 a i blood teat and treatment at the with Mr had chickens.” ! d@bove tonnage deck. Net tonnage is in the last five years Cv ane qualifications| city health department, without | App. Cen. “Nonsense, Nora, you mean kit the gross tonnage, less space for oe - > A cabinet po being put in jail? Also how 4 few. lten ats don't have chicke: machinery, crew's quarters, etc. Dis Q. Is Confederate money redeem ; * br th esidency? much would such treatment | matter of go: Was them chicke ns +50 Desde agit canuagd dash volmma dit aig eke A. There are no apectal quatifiea-| cost? A. Re xipin’, and if [home last night from the store How much “color” the water a vessel displaces measured| A. Confederate money is not re r the members of the prea If you have no money the that isn't a “Of course.” afternoon and by weight in tons. deemable Wa cabinet, These persona are city will give you free blood ‘ood part of “Well, them's what th i evening ehoven' by ihe t and con-| tests and treatment, and you woman's |had."—Follies dance adds to the tray- @ What is the fastest regular] @. What do the Greek -words| / ause of| will not have to be confined, : nothin | Passenger train in the United) “Sigma” and “Tau” mean? Hipoah pohyrk fitness and qualifica-| tho many prefer to be confined ii time, THE MEANEST DAD el-by-water way! The States? A, These are the names of the |"0ns for the particular positions} until tho treatment {s com orne old “Wher daughter asks him for| ips’ j “A. The Boardwalk Flyer, operated| Greek: letters corresponding to our| ven them. Politica, of course, en-| pleted. If you havo funds, you Gonsiatin Bat’ | kn lessee Bebe NE-ABEE Hfiner te ships’ jazz orchestras bine enctoh dear ge and. “Te. Cred. together they | iF 1 tome degree into. the mat-| aolld go to & Rood physician Beardsley took |she wouldn't rather walt and ific Steamship on the “Alexanders” are ‘ toad between Philadelphia and At-| are the name of a national honorary Avoid quacks census, He asked our worthy |an automobile when she's 2 Terrainals’ “the BA tentic City, making a trip in 55 | engineering fraternity of the colleges| EW) town horseshoer, Pat Finnigan, | Georgia Cracker £ | Ave. South ae * with zippy, A ites and 30 seconds, or ap- and universities df the United State ear cren Mr. Fixit: In June or July Seca a UTE. iets Bla | | ees ahd 40 seconds, or op- and untoereiteg OY th eda an rae ie Pri tegL ole arn Ud kel SI OC aay ieemeygee tare | mets, Stas spars ing dance airs @) disturac is 56 mil | @ How long is the Lincoln high-|[ Spleen Function | would like to do some hunt- | county hospital. { “Can any boy tell mo tho earlt vay iz | that take you right onto Bre, nd thru what states does it J| ing. Would swe bo permitted AS fatalexcanh cl tit reference in history to a theater?" | S. Dorothy Alexander | the floor! @xpedition into Mexico in 1916 to A. It runs from New York to + riddle of the spleen has | son of the year? . M. T ls enrae ‘ad pe Ee | ie tthat: TONED! é " x say, re aes erste Mess on ac H rane, from weve, York, to! "TD tgnt solved, the tpieen it | “Ret ae Sotaate wns. you | brows temperament aake and | |ie that, Jonah was taken trom And it’s all so informal Beg gk There ts no opecal pension pro.|lenoth, It pastes thr Nev Jersey Jara orman Just below the rib, | wish to hunt, and as the game | that hoe: ciiatiatie: oa hextec | plete BI and friendly—-that spirit sf SF vtred for persons who took part in, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Ili . ‘ ide nody. | laws vary in he different peed ; mis expedition. The general law) —————— It's function always has been a states aiid oftensii'the counties, | be bee aura cous ween | ASK THE DOCTOR Ketenad,, Ween you find on shipboard as mpasioning mes who served in the D B H G sebkisah ihwabiotureat be 4 hey adel aay ad Hah Y | at ts only a woman whe ai | “Take a dose of this after each | se nowhere else in the regular catablishment of the army or pm . “ Dus Net Of exper your question, App! ‘o the . y nat? Skagwa Peowlor catablshment of the army o [ OC--By HyGage menis'Prot Bancroft as'tound | game ‘warden inthe, Countge | 6 delienta tact to "wicran | ro eRNant stk. | world. You enjoy the foil 2 ) hat the wplee a btorage 6 “iy bullaine! ors to: g : ” 0 anothe ‘oma | es, Doc, ell me, w * 5 euch persons, att tt ad Biot 1 ay Hp It ae soapitiea i fi r we , Oe Penh AG UiM On ae AG Yol am I going to get the monls S..8. Admiral Watson role of spectator, should GQ What constitutes first, second, Reade (watt coro WORK] | the treatment ot ome canon jt ea arineton! Wate: lake married to your husband?” “An # | Cougar's Paw | Mkan, Petersburg, | YOu not participate, It’s tka patois pane cities mo Mr | MOLES /|COURSE - THEYRE| spleen. ‘The porson Ren whore Mr. Firit: Can vou inform low?" “How many children, i¢ | Breezing into a laundry a com-| another of the features A. Cities are dcailatly, cldsei(ied b azar RUINING IT this operation is performed seoms me wh I can apply for a any?" Your Any lop. |Mmuter took a long breath and said of an Admiral Line voy- MENT ‘gost office deparim@t on the ey to get along perfectly well with position aa teacher on a. large rosy er’ fits in family? |to the proprietor, On To Long: age that you'll treasure MN aH Faksloly Ando: four clalecs out his spleen, However, it is ocdin: Wher? BoM ‘ or mothe ne , Hey, John, this is certainly Som} as a deligh e@ aol ret Claas offices 1lth now known that this person ja None’ .0f then Bacitlo> ateain ligiom if any? “Former con morning, ain't it? ‘Pho alr is like a| a delig tful memory. 4 $ gross receipts exceeding $40,000 per under a handicap. The organ | ships emplo§ teachers noch | dition of servitude?” “Divorced } tonics ‘the birds are singing and the Me eA ponehd.- cdden aclth |. fron, was A storage place for the Dawenger boat carries a. stew- | and if so, how much?” “Are ule rere dupe bagi onin to Untold on ‘ | Ajlood corpuscles is gone, 1 ai you a pauper? and so forth he line bugbes. tefore long the ; 0 $2,000 to $40,000 per annum; third | gone, and ardess. If you would ®e in : For full parti aly scith from 31.500 to $8,000 per in emergencie h as Volew terested in this apply to Mr, | Of course, about 4,000 Now | trees will pe severe’ with, blos: vite 1300 Fourth full par online Sales, ¢@h fourth claks less tha | or protracted physical exertion? MePheron of'tho PadMc Coast | York pollticn! heelers wilt be | {ht then all nature will be smiling. | rth Ave, at University: St. $1,500. or in certain polsonings, such as Co, Pler 41, Seattle, orto the Hswatistied by Mra, Knapp giv. | morning, oh, John | IMD Railroad Aye, § | BL iot-2068 Pn) | carlfon monoxide, the blood is | Canadian Pacific Steamship Co. in those Jobs to women but, as | yond ong pone i fet Veroneed| ae in-7178 a“ é He Many acts’ Of: conten without these reinforcements, | Vancouver, B, C, or the Robert | hereinbefore remarked, yours Heya ee Pee rs Ain-7178§ Ace Ss oat Connequently, the person thus | Dollar Co, San Francisco, | truly thinks that: Mrs aenauE Mees NO WASHER , Sty Bellingham | have been found unconstitutional by Youngstown Telegram. | the supreme court? + Alin the whole history of the Onited tates supreme court ons La appropo in her diserimination in nger Traffic J onditions, much sooner thar Mr, Fivits My husband f f th | . | ania | r ie husband paid Avor 0 he fair sex that en Appalling increase r | |, person ith a spleen, ‘This has a tailor $55 for a suit of clothes, | Joys askin’ questions that other gure I i th Ys i ae i y | nonstrated by many ex After wearing it a few times he | females are bound to answer whhtal ten eoNtistiiiies and -alis Copyright, 1925, Public Ledger Byndicate periments made with animals, took it back for slight altera- -K. P. wants him to beat th t i 8 o beat the carpets, handicapped will die, under such body has found only 59 acts of con-