The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 13, 1925, Page 8

Gliman, Nicoll & office, $01 Montgomery Bt The Seattle Star Ruthman, Special hieage office, 410 North Michigan Ava; New * Published Dally by The Star Publishing Oa, Gan Frenciece Phone Main Representatives \— (our OUR WAY fs HE SEATTLE STAR BY WILLIAMS) “Forget Your Degrees,” Business Tells Grads TSSy mail out of citz, #60 por month p amonthe Shee, @ sscnthe #304 DO You THINK A KNIGHT \ BY C, A. RANDAU year $1.00. By carrier, city, 00 @ month COULD HAVE WON A, + y ef Sele , , 7 PRINCESS THAT WAY? YOULL | | FIMO be mont unef ac | ‘“Worget for awhile that you Stick to What You Know Flag Day RUIN THE PLAY! Heres | I quired college ¢ ud | ever wont to college,” Js the UNDREDS of folks in the Northwest LAG DAY, Sunday. Ae WAN.— BELOVED MY pda the gist of sey rd: - ¢ lose hard-earned money every year Sometimes we think it might be a rab Fe advice of ind ota ts to sharpers and business crooks, stories in good, idea if all the flags in the country CHARGER WAITS eed complied by t eo tisha adwhas d The Star show . should be burned, except one in each com- FL WHEE WITH ME ‘A AW ) trial ( ante res pe ete ae F cua 4 Why? | munity, This should be preserved under. ENES WHILST VET THERE — se e thousands of pb! Faeeh (38 a nf Because they try to beat the other fel glass and citizens should be charged ad- NL BE Waa, technical #chool gra pet phe tale ie ef low at his own game mission to see it. ‘ fi | ts not yet ready to 5 em : ; es. § 3 ; ages, Then they would revere the flag and | full charge pa Be bp It “ If you have money to invest, invest it reitienh ‘it | Coming the heels ¢ Artes atthe tala eho ak in the game you know. If you're a brick- be flaw itself is nothing. What it uation addrenne i ie tires brated layer, stick to the building game. If you st ae irik evary thing: ; | rig ; ate the best of the argument in know something of office work, stick to Letting it wave from every building, be thelr particular s he long © nes that game. If you're a farmer invest in cold-blooded statem a athe whi ‘ ‘ liscordant note. at th germ land: 4 ments, be carried in every parade, cheap- reponipry tren par oes € a Life’s too short to learn more than one ens it, Familiarity in this case, as in al of any other kind of engi ne a game, well. Don’t try to make money in something about which you know little or nothing. It can’t be done. Paris dictates the female waist line at one-third . } Close proximity to the ¢ the distance from hip to knee, with knee-high skirts. Boiied locusts make excellent stew, says a food pall, the time clock, and It gives a barrel-hoop effect that makes ‘em look sharp, probably meaning that you don't have to fork folf-lems hours of the shop f younger, ‘tis thought, out the neck and wishbone. workmen, must be sought by the ‘iia Meee a the young grads who want to Dishearte au real try at what passes the strith: of the Those Festivals a atveanade festival across Lake Washington, other feasts and frivoli- for play. to walk down the street all dolled up like Astor’s horse, but everybody has a sneak- ing desire to do it. | 2 Hence the uniforms of fraternal socie- | jes. | Everybody likes to sit down and gorge | on strawberries and cream—but you can’t do it at a formal dinner. Hence the strawberry festival. | | used as decorations for obscure entertain- | others, breeds contempt. If there was only one American flag in the world it would command more respect than do all the thousands of them now flapping. A Flaw in Judicial Divinity | N Memphis, Tenn., there is a federal judge who has endeavored persistently | sacred, at least, than the U. S. constitu- nent danger of occupying one of those jails to which he has so enjoyed sending others. The judge is J. W. Ross, Daugherty appointed him. He became known out- side his own bailiwick at the time of the railway shopmen’s injunction issued by Judge Wilkerson at Chicago. The editor of a labor weekly in Memphis expressed HEROES ARE MADE - NOT BORN. TR LLaMS ©1024 BY WEA BeRVICE imc” JuaT third constitutes a BY LEO R. SACK ent Incumbency of office as a | | Should Coolidge Run? G. O. P. Is Split|s if the people want him to run | neat and | r, may be very pressive, but it will be of little alue unless 1 permanent bit grimy, in new @r age the success, in solving t mas doesn't get t degree n of business That’s all these festivals and conven- tion. That he has not succeeded must, at ha tions and trolics are—playtimes for this moment, be cause of serious regret to — grownups. It’s not considered dignified him. For this federal judge is in immi- 5 { for the majorit > industry their au depend, not on beauty : \ Fk at Aas : pte 4 holders very far unless they heepskin, but on their ties in nearby towns, are healthy signs, foDne Oe ate ide ee: salient can also talk the language of to start work They show we haven t lost our capacity t hing and another are sacr a € the machine sh mix the and not as corpora sidents or consulting en r. Fixit of The Star Undertakes Here to Remedy Your Troubles if of Public Interest Mr, Fizit: If a wife divorces her husband and remarrics, and the second husband raises the children without adopting them, talk about the exorbitant phone rates we are compelled to pay, why is it the Telephone com- him before they left home. A. The latest figure gives $2,918. Q. Who invented gunpowder? ? ? Answers to Your Questions >? >? Cortez to the bay and the country|Menes, called Mona in which he supposed to be an island.| His family came from Tent, a spot The name is that of an island in that's tough on the girls! | Se ua a eae | ovptian in Middle Egypt, which formed a Rowell is the clement of perspective But imagine tho biggest pos- sible thing absolutely, regard. td loss of nearness or farness. the sun were one solid mass of Waste Land Explorations | Booze Deaths and Prohibition EATHS from bad booze have fone up in California nome who really has the courage of his conviction, He really Neves his Bible, When he reads that the earth is flat, then for him, it {s flat. The sky is a roof over it, the sun goes around it, be- | the scientific this tackle manufacture of is a large and grow ing industry. The factories it head of one of America’s largest industries, who five years ago It is cheaper to keep well. x 4 * ha ‘ Br Yai term for a prealdent of the second te he will be guided by thelr | it legal for these childre | pany should not be compelled Any time folks stop holding conven- | in rather raw language his views Of | se states probably will c Re ecg eet | Go: be: marTiod ender’ the somo | “ol chye naipatter sahaas Hons or staging strawberry feasts the | Strike-breakers and Judge Koss sent Ni a xhar) divixion among republ RAnTAIt o¢ ‘Ce bate oto wdcaicnt’ oalies lathe atin |< OF te emia? tify the amount we pay? We world’ll be a lot worse off than it is. to jail on the charge that he had violated | can statesmen before the next had al bala pee dy 3| Gases iden ie te ieahoweh ws | Also alimony be col ere in @ district not as yet 200 ER ONE ERE, Wilkerson’s injunction. The editor of a | jean national convention al swing. Anidb vico president who has | lected after £0 years, when having automatle phones and { 3 - ret yspaper in M is iticize | ady lines are forming and roup of newspaper a! y tt | mone has ever been paid after almost every day some of our Down at San Diego they've got “a perfect hus- | daily Rewspape aoe femphi th criticize 2 two schools of opinion are alr rres . he was o 1 nide wan elected | being so ordercd by the court? customers tell ua that they Riad é hand: who never questioned household expenditures.~ | the action of Judge Ross on the ground taki Viera ed by w special representd- | an hin own successor B. called us several times, only to They've got him in jail because of a monthly em- | that it transgressed fundamental free- nt Coolidge’s trip to tive of the republican national | — Colonel Roosevelt, who suc: | ‘The children s mar- | de fold that we do wot answer, t bezzlement habit. | dom of the press and of speech. He didn't | Minneapolix has brought the 1 also by Benatér | coeded to the unexpired term of | red. under sine when there are olways at least 9 t Ag TR mr eT | indorse what the labor editor had said, | @ to the. tro Heretofore aig Sa hal Pitegnck ae = on oe Pca to save fu i100 pene 48 the room wacre @ 4 Cheer Up, Mr. Secretary! but he defended his right to say it, le coreeldente ie - ercome the La F% pired term, who subseque Gre’ mony dave thee out phone ECRETARY OF STATE FRANK = Jail for you, too, said Judge Ross. | ‘ing « third term _falled ” A i was elected on hin own ace is out of order end sce have fo i ° ne Eventually he made it a $300 ‘fine in- | t e ade i hn 7 ar wait all day, and sometimes tio, t KELLOGG has caught it. He is stand | howeve t Mr, ¢ i “ Ki i at before it ix put in service again ‘simply amazed” at the quantity of “red Well , } rented i Nn . aaron . 9 not inor and still we must pay for those “a : ; ' all, that water’s over the dam andthe | f°?" vehcain 2 2 a a mine v i propaganda that is being circulated thru- publicity pail becopeee a rac a Menchie | that he does Pa pre larding ana term and | in certain deys'tehen 106 Rave no serolce . J } s. _ have to yur telephone costs us $34.90 out this Lotte Rs sf : But the judge apparently lost none of his | grown rapidly in population, so learn about this. | per month. Why not have the We've noticed it, too, Frank, not with faith in the sanctity of his personal self. N bh ] P . d ]j e patel caida ths pcan $8 6 | Telephone company deduct for ment, but with somewhat of grati- | A bank has just gone smash in Memphis 0000 Y rinte / US to be divided among many more Mr Hilts, Rome; tmecage ¢. | pachleg Ae a pote ete : le: It comes, every day, in the shape | Among its “assets” has been found $57,- . ‘ 99 || peopte. Ted ente You thd ARBs MES 4'ai) a Aa raed! eal se? wees “ $8 tae Y a . cs ’ e people. sure preventive for crowing | of of pamphlets, cards,” circulars, week 000 in six drafts drawn by Judge Ross, Biggest News Break Allowing nothing for the great- roosters, but did not etate the | Phones are not in use? lies, monthlies, near-newspapers with in- All six had been returned dishonored by at ee ab! er killing efficiency of the pres remedy. Can you tell us what PACIFIC MATTRESS & Sidious editorials, etc., etc, and they make | the persons against whom them were | BY CHESTER H. ROWELL hE Rocitg aindE thoes xe lela it GF We are afflicted with | UPHOLSTERY CO, @ great heap in the office. Frank, you'll drawn. One of these persons was the nies GAA Ghectliie’ aa slay, TEND SPORE: D) Dievd Your polisvare Mwent dikeen: find them coming right handy when Mrs. | attorney for the Memphis Street Rail- TIA: the: Biggest inein>, (1 Deiene a5 Ce Nera ats | Secia Sditeattn iets 'arution, (Wain Sse veal ca aceatee fe ott an rier A Mayr een the | 3 ; = 3 ste ews? Saturally denly eared where none had pie Killed by. it, or . . rooster at while e ‘elephone f pee bg 2 put fresh coverings on | way company and another was the re- BUST ra Afra cb nb Mc Serta a 8 ne aa Sacra geek a Wa 9 than there werein | will not crow unless he can | company has a good adding ma : pantry shelves. Put into the furnace | ceiver for the same company. Another . meee Tees |. that. cmeans. some tremendous the “old days.” If it ts only stretch his neck to the Imit. chine it does not seem to have in lumps, they'll save considerable $14 | was the judge's brother, & benker in Se._| Sy thine. ees ttakeeea. paainioes | nx poisonous, and the ratio | If there is only room for him | a subtractor. Take up the mat- coal. If you keep a goat, you'll find that | vannah. All said, when interviewed, that | Ing at the ot rates AWay.: Whial tutist: hay tal drinks to drinking is to stand erect he will not crow, | ter of poor service with Man- a : F ha . \. said, ed, that | ‘at pasaible : Ae gia me an great as before, this | this wise Indy says. | ager Myers. He ts a good i} ie, he or it has a partiality for warm, | they knew of no reason why the judge | a] on dhl tie ete ate iieatitad or i 4 mean that in confeecedly | 8% | Mstener, and no doubt would i resh propaganda. And there’s even cash | should have issued drafts against their MN vic ning tar | inhabited, in a flash " California only one-tenth | | Mr. Fisit: At the present | eve eerie ne rem ae } Pea in te the paper mill prices for | bank accounts. | | ale frie Naturally, nobody in excited as much in consumed as before | _time, when wo hear so much | possible ® i q fs) Is and ends av i yw. ; . He ¥'¢ | m «NWay Ir | Sea ipe ake meee. Bo a prohibition, | Nine-tent er | = = averaging around 14. Maybe the judge won’t go to jail. May- “GO. | or timo tie Sid! elds Chek ta Shee Mo a But | cent a pound. 7 be putting him there would be contempt nine in China are cpa lpe enace peas it iw a lot | Really, Frank, no patriot need be | of court. Presently we will see. Mean- | Sehr dic a tote meres madoaa GAR | amazed or alarmed by the propaganda time— | bod A ah | few years—a billion times bigger Voliva’s Faith j material, if he knows how to use it. Daugherty is gone, but the evil he did amall thing | than all the events of earth and | 4 HEN : } tiki Sue Thies) attee hin, in as A |. ita mister planets since the day | Is Consistent { 4 } “Mrs. Blank sat in the car coolly watching the ° USM alse ae ht next of thelr birth. Measured by | ‘OW it is Voliva that gets | bandits empty her hushand’s pockets,” recounts a President of the Antl-Cigaret Alliance: “Tho to- e about that standard, we are jess than | into the evolution contro- | Kansas newspaper. Of course. She'd gone thru | bacco habit threatens America’s future.” Gee, but same size. microbes, on a speck of star-dust. | versy, And he {is the only one | Recently we read of a man, i : i dynamite, and it should sudden- 400 per cent above tho mini- and the earth has four corners: mad . i 2 Q What was tho total loss in the |X BQ. ‘How should tui ly explode, annihilating all its mum of the first days of prohi- For so jt is written. ‘The rest of ade a conti act with a doctor at i American forces in the Spanish-| | YOU can get an answer to | | paid tulip bulbs be} stanets, and leaving our earth bition, before bootlegging wan | the Lteralists should do like- 5 American war and what was the| | any question of fact or in- Rerign ae ta ie | scarcely a epark-in the fremen- |. organised. But even that 400 per wise. so much per year to keep him total enlistment? | formation by writing The Seat | | tne summer after the eeea cain | dous blast, that would be about | cent in 300 per cent less than ‘helt ppedoveabore-opponet the i A: The total losses from all causes) | tle Star Question Editor, 1322 | | turned brown, and placed share | the lmit of possibility. Nobody | the deaths from “good” liquor | Copernican theory of the rota- well. $08 2910. The total enlistment was| | New York ave, Washington, | | ne atmosphere te cook and ahohiy| Would survive to report it, of | before prohibition, So prohibl- tion of the carth around the sun ag of whom 55,682 were regu-| | D.C. and inclosing 2 cents in| | moist. When it 1s convenient break | Course, but tho story itself, if it tion must do a lot of prohibiting, on precisely the samo arguments ‘ sand 219,035 volunteers. | loose stamps for reply. No ene en ‘eportable, would be 6 7 5 ‘ * : bara | medical, lemal ‘or raarial oa. | {{M¢ duldlets apart. They naturally| abso fate veipAgh cag hd Wt et kon gear ne OE Ope Pe amar pia iaeee dea The doctor attends this man J break apart vei " om| Digwes ing that ever “bro! be cr a They are good arguments fn both Q. What nation won the 1924| | sre i Personal replies, confi- | ake all detas Onisee ain Well; just that did happen stuff that is peddled now is far cases, or-nelther, But only Vo- 1 ‘ Olympic games held in Paris? || dential. All letters must be | | ‘ro {am during October, usually) 1 cenctly the other day, but ax | more fatal than the “pre-war” | jiva's faith, in our generation, te regularly each week and in all A. The United States with a total | signed. * ‘atned, | ligh var 1 i . ; t aad score of 04 x lfrom two to five inches deep, de- re it as me speed i it ee fiksg tal Se it robust enough to say so, th h . iN : | pending upon the could carry the news. In the jens than one-third as much of it Mh RE 7 has he fn poaten of | 12.78%, ttsioned to Berthold| FO ae ver een: <eortstettatlon of! Plotor, | inthe to kill one-third as many people ese years the patint has only at are e saltiest bodies of | schwartz, by wh 4 7 the ie brilliant star And California meantime ha f= SCIENCE . | 2, chom {t was men-| Q. Who was the first Egyptian| southern skies, a n . And California meantime has Water in the world? | tloned In 1328 ; t Revoiien | sola ele ARS A ee eed aa sis || A been laid up three pees le ees ae cl fuer” es FISHING TACKLE P days—then Balt lake. A. According to Greek authors, 5 . t : i | Q. Where did tne state of Calt-|as well as according to the Foyptian | from a slight cold. : ‘3 fornia get its name? [list of kin the first k oh OT long ago, fishing tackle ; . What is the abita: oaltiy | ” gs, the first king whol | 2 5 tackle i; heen United Ndleah, apita wealth) «4 rhe name sas applied by|ruled over the Nile valley was} Avy as On ecor 0. | was home-made. ‘Today } . ‘ i ‘A. The origh ouder 4a in-|@% Ol Spanish romance, where a\certain religious center of the king BY RUTH FINNEY engages turn out over $7,000,000 * > . Fy 1 ee bn ea Teter M4 In| creat. abundance of precious aionce| dom down to a late pertod. Aenea BY RUTH FINNEY | worth of tackle a year In ‘the There is a point in this for ' Dut it is delieved that the mizture| 4 found. Vincent Blasco Ibancz,|was the founder of the so-called aS United States, ° | and its characteristic properties have|™, Nis recent novel, “Queen Cal-| First Dynasty of Eovpt (4400-4188 Pi eed ta Ft and last ar- In addition to finding land, ip igiet deal of thework Ss non-advertisers who suffer from } Tong been known, even defore its| 4” gWwea an interesting aécount| B. 0.) Tradition represents him as| {ie North to neck w new contl- Wilkes sailed around the world, making tacklo has to be done use to propel a projectile from some\? the origin of the name and of|the builder of the great city of| tle waates, ‘The determined the positon of the by hand, and practically ever: dwarf. } form of artillery. There ix evidence | “STV CoHie tte: ate Memphis. loduy from Hon- acute poh te iy Miloanioy | thing connected with the indus ed business and those who that the recipe for making gun- Reh SECRETE TES . 500 islands and harbors, try to be done by very ex. * . | Powder reas in the hands of some) Q. How Inrge a family ald Prest-| June 12.—Tho | 88d wrote completo reports of | act and careful methods, Solen advertise only when business "of the alchemists of the 13th cen-|dent John Quincy Adams have? What Folks W tinttad i Mtatad’ hayy sen his sailing directions and ob: tifte experiments constantly are A tea Be ane eh a sass: A. There were four children, three who will fly over tho North Pota servations of tides and currents, belng made both jn the factories gets an attack of cholera morbus I 7 ka of Koger Bacon, Nie 13 often spoken of aa ita in- ter, Louisa Cathe wentor. The discovery of gunpowder in infancy. sons and one daughter, The daugh- rine Adams, died Are Saying pL EES Perlite ib eC OR) 18 strawberry season is appetite teasin’, hiop out and get me some shorteake tonight (Copyright, 1926, for The Star) I'll bet you'll agree on that ache WILLIAM DONNELLY, Do- troit attorney: "Men who achieve MISS GRACE ROB, working girls’ home, Los Angeles: “Girls ‘s at his beck and speeding alrplar ought to learn one of these days how the fo wend back fow into the alr hundred horsepower heen powerful ald# tn spreading the gospel.’ this summer have had a distin guished list of predecessors in exploration work Charles Wilkes, who discov- pushed north from Thank God a canal a tory hold exciting tales, Wilkon, whose discovery is 86 years old, has never to this day Anturtio conlinent—and Wilkes ‘wan discoverer of the last, “ay a which are still used by naviga tors, His reward was a storm of abuse for his “fabrication.” But Ernest Shackleton and oth When his first purpose had been opening big loads, robbed him of tho pole, and nearly of hin fife The Inst Peary expedition, avy men may accomplish in a fow days, and in actual fishing to deter. mino tho right sort of tackle and lures to bo used under dif. ferent conditions, equipped, and furnishing a nec. Leati Rouge All liars shall have their part semblance, remains in ita place Saad, or something. doses will stimulate the heart i 4 son their way ed surveys for Mrom here he made that won branch of sctentific research, 1 ai ehilael aad are serving the Bbrries to me, give me whortenke with radio power Is not fanciful the Isthmus of Panama in 1860 dorful march of 1906 to 87 dog. 6 —-— A Just picture The: dough, tat with brown tn aglow, nnd the berrien all| from tho aun ig naaty wocalved 18 min, a new world — record® HqUawhed up just right. And here's where I stop, ‘causo I guess that Vil Ht to faut Sine WD tg BCE iE NYInGR OE. WOUNURE Potty sDy oug t Want Ad Dept. needed to fly planes received popular — acknowledg 1908-1909, resulted in discovery of in the luke which burneth with Ce ment, even from Americans, In the pole and tite deep ocean fire and brimstone.—Rev, 248, € . . 0) 1, GRANT, St, Paul: all recorded hint@Py, only three surrounding it oir 4) @1307 gth Ave, MA in-0600 “Newspapers, had they existed continenth have heen discovered What took these — pionoers I" thou are wise, Incline to | \ in the day of Glyrint would have America, Australin and the sears and years to do, tho 1926 truth; for truth, not the , aN ered the Antarctic continent in Sir Most of the factories special. us - wealth almont aways owe | See eee A aey anany and no | SPH have aince confirmed his re- | go tm aitferent predicts, ome Regular treatments of effec- ! great deal to thelr wives and me . ‘ a aa SeRteny whi port. make only rods and reels, Oth. ‘i was Robert EB. Peary, who y s, "i iz Faget ‘ peat poe ea en part reached the North Polo in 1909. In 1891 Peary started north to ora make artificial files, grass. tive advertising in reasonable “ vite My batted And these were navy men: determine whether Greenland hoppers and other balts, ‘Turn. Charles Francis Hall, — who was an island or a continent. Ing out a bamboo rod, properly i ' harbor to within elght dowrees accomplished, Peary turned his essary supply of hooks and : 5 ; - ae dang and eaten and fed on this treat till I've near thrown| should be given latchk It of the North Pole in 1871; attention to the pole. lures, is a lengthy process, each action of trade and keep it y eee ope os scines ; f they felt free to come and go George W. Do Long, who lost his Td: hie: tiratcexpediton,, which part of which requires highly ‘a No man ever tarries o'er luscious red berries, What wonderful tid-bits| ‘they would not abuse the privy. life in polar work; Willian lasted four yours, Peary was un skilled workers, health ‘ | they seem, What more could you ask than to sit to the task of devouring | lege." : aa hee ied aay tAvwdniiavert/ x x hee . y. @ some berries and crearh? see Francis Lynch, who surveyed able to got nearer than 943 Knowledge of tho habits of And then, for relief, it is my firm belief, that you always enn tickl® your CHARLES YF. xR the Dead Sea in 1848; Matthew miles to the pole. many kinds of fish and making ; 4 “ ', ds , tra pe ( Ad JHARLES I, KETTERING, G, Perry, who opened J On the next trip Peary sailed changes in the way different x AWN ag NALS ed ey ic, ann ern and shortly beginnin’ the eatin’ of straw-| president General Motor fe the outside world in 185 in tho Roosevelt, and ho pushed kinds of balt operate in the was There's pr ofit in advertising. ; search Co “This dre q ‘ or Selfridge, o¢ P , eo Polah ao, one : aan Oh) pappy, how happy a@etlow can be whon thts fruit arch Corp; “This dream. of ty Oliver Selfridge, who ec his way in thru the Polar sea, tor, constitute an intoresting