The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 12, 1925, Page 10

PAGE 10 rut EATTLI rAR ee FRIDAY, JUNE 1 OUT OUR WAY : BY WILL Jie N B ks The Seattle Star Beer) | What's New in Books by The Stor -_~_ --- - - — 0 Rydlishing Oe, enmm | Phone Mala | “ -S othe 92.08, ys | : d ‘ { \Nt OO OOH! ¥ | t e HELLO Is ie | i Vanted—A Policy to t va TASH GA t KN Tt i ‘ih \ c . State d t we COMP NN? Weila) “ON PEN | Ps an Dot n Island Ranlan'® he’ nv } PIPE OUT HEAH BR sy bits o | ; ¢ maly rea i ly ci . ; ; ICENTRATE aI A ‘ 1 ng n « Ku YA KCK? WENE my 4 A ‘ \\ War, tl 8 D vK tr ( rop pp n ey & RUCK GAS! the ey ent China, and 1 ye t] gover Filipinos ¢ the other aut rasp Sa . Terence ¢ men couldn't recognize luck were the same r Out offered them ena silver fork, Here's a Reno fellow sh who wants a divorce because he has discovered that f ; Japanese naval cx ation, a d a treaty his wife was a grandmother before he married be r which on paper greatly impreved our own A ; = . . Ke relative naval Then congres It’s Uncle Sam’s Busines started to sque lidge came along XSOVERNOR WOOD'S appeal to the with an “economy” program and squeezed J public for a fund of $1,000,000 a ip c some more. Our enhanced relative naval with wl to combat lepro n u t } We started, after the war, with th ttle enthu in the public rs + ideal—the league That was quickly be appropriated by congr abandoned, ond place, the 08 appes ) y : Then we turned to force, and at pele wy Ln ate 1 ther I AM Paul 3 ting an entente with Great ru peg. Sng thts il eas a epep ' jim J getting her and the Japanese to give up men reading thls wit Se are nig is not if an exclusive two-power protection pact saying that such appeals are an evil. 1 Ye t si fine thing to aro ‘ of : Now the force policy is being obviously | . t vb ae ; ce a re a : vi : : undermined, by cutting down or ' eg yy ae pc pa the | a mt ; : Petal - budgets, by fusing to adopt a (eee weit ath he 7 a mide : ed pia far horm prehensive aircraft program, by generally Pe : b = print : it . aE Ge e ha : ot = Boner ‘ | sitting still and letting our whole fighting pape grea Ma: Sale tt dtc oy bed piateadly pha aie | See nt ct ante bea 5; the thought rises that taking decent care " nith, found rea age SCIENCE ; At the same time “foreign entangle of the Filipinos of ay ] BR GULY ie) > te of rmon ist ee THE DY N AMO + ments” are with us whether or no, Amer SOXSSMED fas) VOU RTOS ree 4 \ TARPAULIN BLUES. the fa F of that ; Bayes % cas i taxpayers’ money for such necessities es = nf ! h led Pe ae ha ae ican operation of the Panama canal con- ge aon me seo Cc 2 ipa Rare Beg esas mi 1 ts the puldine ofthe i 7 wUESTION xho stitutes a virtual American protectorate Kight thousand Italian mayors helped King t t agricultu dom over the Republic of Panama, 2,000 miles away from our nearest mainland port. Emanw and the bombers seemed to call celebrate, a closed season on yor. + We have not only our own Pacific h’ P : . s pea " ; M 107° € “We 12 T Y , y astline to guard, but the Territory of He in Clove) t aper S hk ind a N ew ( ontinent it | ; , 2,000 miles west of San Fran- ECRETARY MELLON is going to ; 7, ME WU with ¢ ; We still continue, at a distance of borrow $125,000,000 on June 15. Is SEZ KITCHEL PIXLEY BY RUTH FINNEY | #10 ; 6,000 miles, to govern 11,000,000 Filipino he hard up? No siree. On that date he Sage of the Olympics VAQATION FE a ‘] $ his is the fourth « ve ae ri . | for summer read » : people, and hence to be e ponsible for will have to pay $400,000,000 worth of lar iby tates Piomse i toting , i tre oui deaoorotaarth | =) i their peace and security. The Hay doc- government 41% per cent notes and he plans of 5 henten ct ia | + trine of American responsibility to keep will use the new loan toward that. His, ; a eh Tai the | } the “open door” in China continuously new certificates will bear 3 per cent , Ne Ne I a * ajar has never beer repudiated or modi- interest and be exempt from taxation im Ns he LO Sain: Mh 4 ; fied by any state department. Hard up? Any fellow who can bor { e i A | ¢ ted Ww n No government can laugh all of this row 3 per cent money with which to pay The first { 5 | cand @ off. If we are going to maintain war- 414 per cent is in the swim all over , ated fi et eae + breeding outposts we ought to be pre- | And just watch the folks who hate taxes ft x 2 j Pared to take care of them. We ough gobble up the new certificates Cidtalaeill dena ie e as policeman who t Or else we ought to be a big gun in inter- 4 I : national councils, like the council of the Loeb’s trouble iy demetia praccox katateina, Some - L f Nati times you get it after the measles and sometimes _ League of Nations. after seeing the doctor’s bill, while the measles has : i; _ If we are not ready to do either of these | got you A ps , - a se —-— — 5 ; ‘ hat 4 P) ns A t Y ti 5 5 ° American Brush Manufacturers'| for his rese ; h t tere warns that ever: invention. He 3 : t | three ha. It probably means! pure, not oe 3 | TS npa ng buy, not b aw i never acc Q Is “Deadwood Dick” a real, ® : oe s in the Territory rrants on him'f | i arrying __thuy, jorrow. hever accep chatacter or just an imaginary one? vo can get an answer to| |New Guinea (late Germa an rum passeng c and A. Deadwood Dick is the nick-| any question of fact or In- | |(uinea), The mandate from the tries to nase quipe | j name of Robert Dickey (1 formation by writing | lteague of nations 4a dated Decem nelf bon Speer $ whose actual adventures f tle Star Question ber 17, 1980, and the, new o wand folds : {desis for many of the dime novels| | New York ave. ment went into effect’ May 9, 1981 en era 4 ele ftchich fed the imaginations of the| | D. C. 1 inclosing ae $ o past he 5 ; f youth in 1860-1880. He was a| | loose stamps for No gon trail t hin ; : ‘ ee ae P scout under Gen. George Crook in| | medica ad peshag 5 t , part of $ the days when the red man of the 6 the ri a e amen ha b dap oe plains was making his last stand Ant mocha en against the invading white army.| ‘ ur, A pethhs Tiida paserieaigeel | Doife served under Gen. Alfred H.\* rer) * of 1 n (t ety for . he ‘an i ferry. during a part of that co rting post? aT tan c At Hom: 4 e \ § Mander’s campaigns in the footh sent his oot Sof the Rocky mountains. He be-| ball thru all the arches, he may, if| A. A , ; come essitely an Indian ag he ‘ of striking t eroecne b / @ United States marshal, a trapper | starting post and quitting, con fective um 10 and a fur merchant, and having|to play, making hia ball a rover,| good, but it ts ¢ 4 | | made a fortune, lost it and died|aiding his own aide, and driving| great care » in i & poor. He fought Indians for a good, the others back. If, however, he| using it | + many years and his hairbreadth es-| Mts the starting stake, he is out eye ‘capes and his well known courage of the game Q. Which st s the "made him dear to the writers who O58 noxt peac North § loved to describe the hero dashing) Q. Has Au tts] Ca ‘ madly across the prairie thru a, mandate ov A. Georgia produced about 4. * flight of arrows and a hail of bul-| A Australia| million more peaches in 1924 than \ y flets and cluding his pursuer has established its civil adminiatra-| Nortio Carolina. | the pilot desire ° \ eee whe it: made within + QAre the words “disinf Soak the $ and “antiseptic” synonymous 7 we % yee! Betz No. Disinfectant tz a sud-| | etters FROM Readers ‘ - ’ 4 stance which, on coming in contact STAR ¢ tile Tb c that “ten oie ve * with the micro-organism that pro-| a arti i been ordered for the army and a ‘duce disease, absolutely destroys All letters to The Star must have name and address. six for the navy ‘ i them; whereas an ‘antiseptic is a| ; i abe But © of its ve $ substance which in similar circum-| Recall Governor | candidate should file, thus test!- i re als nd in apite of the fact that the ANS {stances would merely hinder the} _ aes fe patting eiged oda yoans Minnie! Mike Tat aaa has beer \ f increase of the micro-organisms and, "ditor The Star i nibtabee ot the cepabilean an ot x pea | promis ica ea t not actually destroy them. | In reference atte cant paper in the as piven | * wee | of June 9 aa 1 picture of his bride, Hah on | h ae eel eee UPON ET iota | A Thought Q. Why is Texas called the “Lone} Care About ready to we abe eae | | < Star State”? { His Re ambitions, to petition the vo t—_ “pane Sa ee | 4” A. Before Texas was admitted into| t's indeed appropriate when you of the state of Washington ¢ heal ar | He that refr h his tips is ‘the Union, the flag of the Texas| state: “It's time that the fathers a recall! of the present mar naires pretty Ren | wisea-Prov., 10:19. i republic bore a single star, and| and mothers of boys a | holding the title of gove era revolution | peter t from this fact it derives its present| who are Int | ste Hathidte’ahGwi hires them Bible remarks | ‘ » nickname. ture, stepped and cle aned up | fit to hold amel stuck in the nee | MHERE is no diplomacy like ‘ Fe ee the situation themsely | / 2 business man he P. Beaconsfield. | ¢ Q Is the quotation, “God temper We only desire that opportun she it? He campa d that | — | 4 the wind to the shorn lamibs,” found ity, and await permission to do he would cut taxes thru killir | | min the Bible? our utmost in the removal of the many state commissions. He has | ; ; § Bentimental Journey,” by an English| ican citizens, for the benefit of tate tax com | author, Laurence stern. the future generation, digregard | mission; hax made appointments | Undert hice Here to Remedy Your Troubles |) DED Wine 4 Bie ee | moneta considertion and po: that no busine man would | De ULATED IX RUBBER * Q When and where was the first} litical parties and seek a w make ns to im- | if of Public Interest | t dictionary produced? | that will eliminate any radical portant t should | ou eon , Probably. in China. It wae| whor SHIGE to) purchase ah o)| > HAve:tiev a consid ae ait eR ECW 0 Fading IGE LAP ALS DEP VATi| ‘The drawing shows how the bead of the new Kelly Cord # sald to contain 40,000 characters office thru hypocrisy eration | Toh GN: they ee ea Parkin” al cy ah, bel th eu ne he is ies ele a quad moe ot i) In the 4 are 6 the ‘ my tood for Hartley, he disregarded have he Vo Parking shah . tween 47th and 48th ¢ loops of the cord fabric. © cords which form these re : : The republican party had nine | 1 oe et fi rewarded | cud Greanioood femoved?, It] planks’ tere’ badly torn up and loops are continuous from the beginning of the inmost t tes ts It poset to balance an| better men to nominate for gov. | ‘he a eet ot af Racal pe hurta business. None of the dusi-|whan replacing them 4t was not| ply to the end of the outer, The whole tire thus has x % on one of its ends ernor than Hartley, It's time a pave. ine AG 20! pOrPaNe | 0 ie district are in| possible to make a good job o, sd Heed. Yes, It’ con be dono on an| arty must see quality instead of places of the stat ness: men of the district ce i if ¥ eit Wale Ax 90 “a , H it. pty we eee that if neonate lacking in tires Lordinary. white tablecloth placed ome wiifit, inhuman ‘Mabillt Do not think that the under favor of it . sl phar site iahoution possible parce y ordinary method, over an oak table. There is no trick| that Americans, are igned wants a state position Have the business men ‘sign a) over thie atro an you help ust] about it; tt requires mercly a steady hamed to own as our chief tinder Hartley, or that he was | petition asking for ity removal, und) | Mr. Webber of tho public itiith ~ hand and some patience, It is casier executi of th | disappointed in getting éne early, present it to t ‘ oat ied dg : fasta a Heli se . to give fei _ with a boiled egg than with a raw Ha Fan’ and ‘rah sani | ind is sore, For 1 have fought | department at the police station nmedinte attention HE construction of the Flexible C en Regie) altho it can be ‘done with| yenrs campaigning, ‘and man Pile han Cer eieiyekee (bia LEY af a ede a nana lie arecrimletts “ty eben) BGR Mott ae Faas Mit : Cord is different from that S etther. | thousands of dollars more than many, Atala cdinpalene for way ft een re icemaréhal clean the /Acgonne, dee Tho” poverntne ‘ any other tire. The bead is built in as an integral part 4 ak A he, on oath, swore he «pent, a anu. BO vane et Mim for | out the stands that acll newa and{ hae pald.amenocompensation. Please| ofthe ca $8 ' Qin laying Ven ds i aes ae al rept Aa Ho stated | eat ie a hae let = hi | iindred are in the entrance to| tell me if FE ah ntitled> to this hict aie 4 making a stronger and yet less rigid construction for a player to quit the game| th cies 6H ana a eo wh hould support such a f , J A fr en argo ‘nr Rerfsatg| othe Jey iiares Yee nd) ss | character for any office, and to. |s0me of the places of amusrment? | bows bona Vera i na la mn makes possible the use of a flexible tread. The Flex+ e. : day 1 am proud of my effort In case of a fire this merchandise) Without knowing @ll the facts tt ible Cord is sturdier than the former K 0 elly Cord and at the s FRED K. OVERMAN | would’ prove a serious handicap to|is difficult to say what compensa e same 402 Hoth at, | those trying to liurriedly eacape?| tion you are entitled to. If you will time is more pliable. ‘lo the car-owner this means a combina- ery | Be Ok oe FB, Knapp, 202 Empire build Star Aided Fete | it you will-call the attention of] ing, phone JL lot-0485, he can ad tion of mileage and easy riding that hitherto never has been } star Alt the fire marshal to #peeitic ‘cases, | vise you, and there will be no equalled, cither by 7 Kditor Seattle Star Khe will ade thet ane mmenkce a reel ONrwa tok the cadvics jualled, either by Kellv 'Tires. or so far as we know, by any Aw directed by the Commer. |smoved EDaie ANAS AOS RE others. cial club of Vashon Imland, 1 1 ee | RERTINGS, young man Do you own a machin te ou do,! thanks to your paper for your oy geatte pay war prices for What OlKs | ‘or Sale y e \y~ prin: de ers jat your interest. is kee n't it wren en you drive in the! Kindly notices and publicity of 1” In other cities coat is selling] 2a S and shed all your worries and fretting& and care? ee sans 2 seal cee ame at Adda ils i A dal ig ayin | ses on ed Pore nc tetas tar or w't| He eter? Day eirtion [fr math ond th ome ca Hide KELLY-SPRINGFIELD TIRE CO. See ee ceca ane lees Were once at bf ical! but auto hin event proved sm great ‘for 400 miles, What ts the anewer?| GEORGI T, CAMIRON, 8 Foie Abana have driven them all to the wall disease, And Warveluve tenho fue : : il conan ast et $e ha 1412 Ninth Avenue, Seattle Automobiling, you'll have to admit, thru bringing us pleasure, ha mall part oft Jato -ba°oredit | | : ne mude a big hit t you can’t mention a thing that you've tried that 4 J redited | Coul prices during the war were women's organized tnetitution tek Ri cee UE aia Peds ah fed tha to your assistance | controlled by the government, They Is one of the greatest of today Yet is ‘the ou {ravel- ilor, ou're mad hatt Tt appear that at | of would no doubt hay gone higher) movement for the betterment 4 Di I me paar nner Creer vel ns a hatte i ome Interoat In hintory of thin {tian they did, Since the warethore| of public and home lite istributors of Kelly-Springfield Tires and Tubes thing wrong. A tire may blow, or the ¢ gO bunt then} country ha en created by | has been no great reduction tn the eve + that your auto in thoroly cussed thin occasion, and we plan to | cont labor and transportation, | Ho M, MAPP, international Try und be fair with your bloomin’ machine. Don't let more trifle follow it up by similar celobra [whieh are. the two items. entering ocroliry, Silvation Army, vis oO. Tead up to a scene, When there's a minhop, just fix it and @hen, hop} tions in the future he alys{Atoy tHG coats oe: cont pashan ATE ee ed {n your car and go riding again, BOW. MILLOR, RETA MS Aw eng to rieord vd 40,000 THOACRE WG Bast Pike at Eleventh Pee (Copyright, 1925, for The Stary Rrowident, Mr, Wett: Last Aprit the gas} in this country, ‘ 7 , Phone: BA st-0606 OER. eA VOR if ue Ky |‘I Seen by How McMillan Hopes to | °°: aptiee vn mk AN